The Turner tribune. (Turner, Or.) 19??-19??, September 01, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text>$±i - G O O D N E W S TR A V E LS FAST k «i Asn ) Mr. i l « S t y le s t < f W c iir a t ip l . r u l i t . s | »V ;u l\ I o w e s ! P r ie ta ï 12 .5 0 t o $ 8 5 . 0 0 I.A l>l I S SUJirt $ 2 1 . 5 0 t o $ 1 7 .5 0 , . $ 4 .0 8 t o $ 1 4 .7 5 * 32 it). A ilio r k e o g (Ü D ^ liu iim * 'i it;. P u rvn l. * . I, A IML'S' CDA Ts; SKIItTfj u o m l s t ic I le. J. . . . M t o jit l, JUl ill. . I.Olim i.ile M u n irli, : , . . . . |9c j 5c t o 25c . J3c i l l ..................... J7c N o . oti li.-rl.Ii y i iiin lir ip . . . . . . . Passing Of Pioneer 1 8 OliJ friends and now will can y the story of the most tempting array of Fine Merchandise at the Lowest Prices in years. Proof of the increased pur chasing power of your dollar is here. A ilv u n e mi u<ri i -----« ^ » 23c e Women’s Dress Notes Mr*. Pi ck hui been b v r« for avverai M iK liim y - A t lb. rsslgenr« r-.li» four; fU v. W l > Hunilay, Ih * n «.l«l ava., 'lay* on a vUlt. m il» * a «u tI ii - m I .if T u »n if, .M ily Hu«. ,p, U . w I«* a*tdi**.eil a crowd ^ ' *f ( ' k )I H un«akfr U MMin to bold a •-■h- iUy ni.iri.iiiir. ‘ il«. W, m il. Mra. , j«,u ai |«raoti» at Ila» nii'lftorliun »«.Iliu m .... in n, • . . , , M alilila ................. « I it«- »«• <»f UP : P o n l.io l I »., H ni.il.y, .-.bl n m «« * : f " K' years, w idow «fIb i* la l« W illi.m i Mr- i •» man a im mm' 1 ' Zunim-rinaii * • « trauanettng Kiunt-y, a plum or of 1*17......... « f |,»,k al ll»e »l| .*t-»k iri«d , gu ra-ch ew l»* ' M" Wn' •'*•*“ '«»> ■ Mm. M arllia Adam » mul Mm Olile barc-m-i-Jii-il frl»/ > In-j.I.-.l f4JI|., T w o « « r load« nf gravel w er» pl-iced l..>ng»w orili nf Portland, Jl»'- M ary pudern II i|>|» » without having on ,l,e Mi-Kiiiin-y lane tin* week. K linwem « f GiHMlülla, Malm, M i*« „ |„0fI(| b loy o^ l, •Im/iM get h gu veri- N e * i Mnuday being I.abor day, the Am i i: M i-K lnii-y, .1 \V. M i-K luuey. l*mt«nb-e and bank w ill be cineed. Mr*. F r a n c . t>. I U I , Mm A H " ' V |le|«w » r r .,,n *Ince an .d ilorlal Ilead llie J. I'. Penney ad vl. If you Tra.-y arnl M»>re-. iic lfin tir y all « f 9„ j ele 9 ,,fi1, $|,„ llf.u iu Iba Medical are balking f »t barfalna w «rlh wlille. T 'ir '» T . TJirey ejijliln-n an- dei-eastd. Wi.rbl, N.-w Vm k. « f July, «n T.aJay, HepUuila-r I, ia the nnnl* J Utter») survive* were held In-real w «n ien ’a dre** under Die ra|>llon, the M elh od iit i-liuri’b «n I'm »hay »'K v ll I « bini Ib a l evil Ib lu k a ." The vernary uf I be linker hotel lire, one aflerniMin at 2 u'cbnk, iw-rviee* being are .rad*, “ rile quotation sri-ins In year ago. A *«n Weighing S Ilia, waa b«rn to conducted by Mm. I 11 lb - i k ri» |> « f lit Ibi* particular e ».e : fur liiere a re l| u u m ( ii»»l»|i-d by Iter. Thuliiii*. an many tnalea|n e je r y walk « f life Krnrat M iaireaud w ife at I'urvalllaon «u r 1 ” 'j M ellm dl»! |>a*t«r. I i i f i n p t i i i . w b « am i-onoeriied « lib lln- prevailing August Kuli. Wit; al I * In I Ink* iinaU-a « f « « m e n '« drm* d ial it due* V'inUe l-'arrl r o f Turner and M l»» K lfrid a Hu.il b uf Haleru, were married T b e j-ul| bearer» «< re cmii|a««'d «I M0l apeak « e l l for ih e jr nnwalHy. ••-veti gratulanti» nf Ihe dei-euaed u b o “ W liat h u sh «»* « f any man |* il laut .Saturday. j Were: J,. and K. K. Wall, t'la ik w litilliern «u n te li ui-am lijgti-lict-led Tin- .V/trlin fam ily leave Saturday I .« iig » w «r lli, Tracy, K . K . alme», powder» hi r man-, nr bang* ber «n a tw o w eek'» trip 1« nouiheru Ore- Him n llg , \V i » i / and Mijtnii M cKinney. »k ir l Ih r »e in» hr** fr«u i tin- gruuiuJ, « r ¿«ft for an outing, w-veii, or even ten? I fauch bu»y budle» |t Mijnre and wife nf near would hut po!i«h up their iitoru!*, auch Itoaedah, tillended thè M elvhm ey mutti'iy would not worry them, T o o ! funeral here Ttieaday. I!'! in I in lim i 11,un I L i i n n . . . . 23c many jieoplc concern tl>$.>iiiael%,e « en- ííllfl.ü (D A I S • $ 5 . 9 0 t o S 1 3 .7 5 The txfdy of Gu* £ h liner o f Mehatiin W n it e O u t in g l'iliu m I . . 1 3 c a n d 15c tire ly hx> inurh over nllter people*» pii o vereca» a»i vice mal), due lo ur aflairs W e are tijinde.l o f a r.xntirk rive iu P«>rtitti)d thia weck. Wllll.uir Z. IJ'.ne» p i^i-d au a y ni attributed tt» Mr. Lincoln, who, when Arthu r Cornetilla, w ife and three a*k**d (h e proper h x g th o f a Juan’» li lo » laid i m e ttiyee m ille *«u lb <>f leg»*, aptJy r« pii*cl that ill h i» opinion «wii#, fr«»in Alt>' 4 ttt; Canada, ate here Ha lem ou ib e Turner n.ad, f « r l y la»t they niiould lie o f »ulflcleiit Jei.jtti to tit»!!in# C ncb* P e ffy C orneliu». Kriday nm rnlng, Aug. liuti, al llieage H cra h el llro u e r and (i;»r field reach the ground. « f 7J y c » r •; tiu»baioInf ( 'bina A llnne», “ T h in g » »r e m oral or )mntoral ac (¡lo v e r I* ft Tuesday for Lake Jtrook, falbe» uf Mra. Mari bit W in k ler nf Vali- cording to ciMfoft). in crib d ii parts of: north w tal of Su Uni, to pick hopa. e a ite r , W n , Mra. Intima S ln m llf r, the wor d we lia v e u t n women w h o! II 0 U ( i Hcli^fcr $iui Mifc left T u r e Mr» Cura He.Ut, Mr* J -dip Hevler,Mra. c Modanily ez| *ed 1 .« t on ly their du^r for Califoinht to remain until Violile li, Mentllngi-r all uf Halelrt; J.«in«-- M , A re b le 1,.,1'barlt» K. ami neck», hut Ih eir idtotilder* aa w ill, »pring and avoid the Oreg« n n»hla. V e*ler N. lim ita, brnlbtr n f J. W. 1 An.l, horror o f burr.Tr», » « b a v r lirurtl | fluuUt- I.yuna. w ife ami »on, nf Hurt <>f unclotI)i-tl mt-u ami women bathing laud, ur« b «r « t im in g h i. mother, lb iin a n f l'erry'ilule, O rigini. t- uiu-ral »ert i l i » « c o - lu-ld nt Halt rnj ‘ n ll*r »a m « »tri-ain al l|i* *»|n« H um *, Vf.». II. K. U «la-rl»«ii, In l e ««u n lr y a«»d nothini; wa* ll ouyl t of it. Th ai ‘ Inai Kuturdny a fle rm . » « ut 2 uVIuek, I. \ j . Kol>-riMMi and the W ip p e r' waa |»erhupf f«»r tl»e reueon that moraJ j , inli-rniueul tu I ily Vit-w ««n ie le ry . p «fty have retqrued from their hunt- j reforment,w |th thejr perverted nothin*. ! j tt.g trip which netted tiiptn four deer. • hud not y et retici»« d thoae remote Mra. B. J. N eal liv in g went o f town, elf mca. “ In A frica many I ri l»o* are naked. m i.J exh ib it ten head o f her regUu*red Win*« approached on (b e i;ibje«-i of J eltey euttie at tike coiiiining »late luir. c q a r iu g of the hof|v «Mie ch ief m ia«‘ly Tl|e city council hi bi$t aleeping. . re nark« «! that "h id in g m a k n f<.* d f«»r vninduga are going to decay and Mm. Ciro. V . A;incJ i l a «•urio»lfy.M A tuiaaJonary one haid lliul ^ very ditìlcult taKk tu k< » p ih e Marcii»'*, aoina Africans came to church groh*»- ' couditioiiaare w o k e than they Mi re a ago, al liom e l'r ljliy evenlitir, nt* t»h(' quely attired. O ne w«#re a >*jlk bat aud ¿ . X T K A b P i^ O lA la pati atfr«'« tl lo do hi <*rdt-r (fiat Un ir a boiled shirt only. One man hud on A tourist p a c in g o v e r one r»f the tru lli!»* coniti g iv e Un- farewell ►urpriin.* a um|. T hey f*^pp*jMd the id* a wa*. c ity ’» cr«ja»ii»gb today, rem ark«d: *TI»e |M»rly they hud piattned. A** fltere m i »»* to dU|day ciothiug like civilised rac<^ |»eop!e o f Turner are sure advertising a »liow hi town and a- Mr. M arlin had m ear jewelry. Tim miaaiouarlea then their tow n f ” lo inaile a (li)* lo Salem, •*!»«* pronoui c* gave up the ¡«lea of teaching them to (¡mtidma Barnett returned home u«*ar civilization’» cniiibenn>ine* ap .Sunday from Arthur KoOerUoti'a t d it a yerv hnrd taik in tim i. h p oMm*k u gruup i*f frien«U pare| and hud them wear miHlin e-li|rto In o r d e f tu ri'i|ui*e n u r etu.-k o f l i i c v c l f « , ivo Imi'« t(lri-t> m he t e she I tart pcet! vialting the pi.nt .ir t id ii •villi vvell liiled L>aMk<iM ni d and kuickerhock« rs 0» more y.i»nipre- tlm g w e«krt. i'<l ’JO w l i e e l i fr o m m ir » lo c k tim t u - u r « H i m « lo p ia to tfMik po**M M a Ì oii r»f tlie pK lliiHH v*iip hendble to the African mind, t|iip»(‘d | W u Ituvu «u t lite • in t It roo «lo u p »— o n M{.c e tili su ll Brusier Small, Cordell Ball, Ceorge Mr». L y le a» tender olid Mr. Thouib» to *evera| layer» o f gaftmpt^. Moore and M. 1 >. iVaraou cx$>eet to »»* tuwi«Utit. T h e cvetiing wn» ptUMd H A R T M A N B R O S . } “ |n vvi ry «ge there pave been tlioac $36.75, $38.50, $42.50 plroHatitly npd all too cjulekly, in \yh« f«r •«»file inexplicable ;eti»«>n 1 un.| legve next Moudtty on a iiunliug trip J Ut I ITU »V i i p t t«» li»e (|ak Bidge country. from 1 17 00 to ÍHO.I t) S < V i.E M J game», tio g ln g , ri ading« pud refieeL- lea# it Were u aexual piycbopat|dcooe, | dee 1 m in ted against the prevailing fein -1 Mr. K iiim dt, our new aaniatant melda. u » I L u i « V I * " iiitu ti, Jiitt he fu n* thè tv fi'c»!t menta were »nine modepif the day, and they did it principal of the aclioid, hu» rented the xorved, Mr. Thom as niade a v» ry ap* wit it * im oily unctu<m»n« «*a often dp-*- Beck pr«»j>erty and niovea here from Bet tor Sal« Ui wuliiu a few we*ekrt. prc.ptlatc »fr c c h in Mitici) he pr«*M ut- gutting. vault early unti p it oh « of lit« taeuly W ill lakt M>ur ed thè M artiu*« w llli a tx au tlfp l n t of .Vf«». II. M. Barnett ami daughters, “ We think it waa a Japan« «e w h° ot.l w in d ur part pity m ini. «diver leoep«Ki|iP, after w l»ich Mr. ni d in diae*tis»i*i ng thi#»uliect plglli;« d that Thelma, Inez and Stella, left thb* Sell» Wnternian’a Kountuin Pep», Mm. Iflartjn m>|N)iidfd M idi eh*nt the cornet, fajup hipt*, hustl«»* and other morning for s i . lid « n«*, on a vlail to CrnneV l'aja-rln-», V. A K. Filing talk»*, thaplU lig t li« ir friend#. diahcliepl t< tu iii g inail 1 |iu Ida. I \ (». W. Chapman and family. A b ou l 11 .>«* » ’clock thè de- exaggerating the female form, ac« med Syatemr, al*ti lic-uibjtiiirler» for 1 IT S tm d i C oniui'-rtiial St. SALEM - n t , f v . l . Mi The TIiit family accompanied partint after \vit*hing thè M artin’» to hhu distinctly immoral. Perha|»x hy tiie Me»du|ues John Uo\ver and Hell tail It.Mika nml Sui'pln-g # ♦ # **« *♦ ♦ # *# ***•**♦ « happi tira» ajtJ » u iv c m in Iheir ney» the 4 «p was in flu* **uue c\w&s a> »oine Lillian llartahorn, enjoyed a picnic at Norlli Conimerrial St., Stlcyi other hu»yl>«'di« s. hotne. the fair grounds at Salem Sunday. Thoae ut-re: Meaara. Cì. A “ A » n matter o f fact, a woman A party in tovyu wants to know ju»t ti. Mot»re and Kttlph Thotnaa; M m n , tircrtv - n;orc modeatly, more gracefully when Johnny Wataou is going to pay aft«l M«bdunim Cima. lUnr; l i . 1». ICurlj lotjay thgp ever bef«»rc; ci'rtainly more CLOVERDALE f«»r that dutch cleaner and potatot*s. Jim Crnlg nml wlfu uud tleu rgr 11. A . Thii'MM'ti and Caotta; C. W . healthfully. She w illchgngc her inode A lady on east ( street wants to know. Ile w iU and I.averne and M yron ;K rcd when it suits her; and teeing that she VV. hi l«-rill »m l w If« w ere luwe Sunday Gunning; lì. V. Nmierinnn; Ivan is the one to be satisfic'd, what matter V »'lin g mining filt’ liil*. A farew ell «ocial waa given t)t the I I ik II i - i , M' »ilmiM» Small; W h ltib i.il it t« the r a t of u*” T b cfi(u fe let ue It nnp o f i'll» « . Ci.ppnck 'i'ue*d:iy eve li ti in u mul Doni»; (¡eu. Moore ami mind our own buaiini. A m eeting w ill be held September Eli-iior, Durolliy unii A p o ; (,nyt«n “ A* phyalciana, would we like to l i honor nf llliine llrount-r it ml w ife. 101 li ul 2 p. m., for (lie purpose o f ac Mi w iry nml W ulIir Iti«». X •« uruiiK-u return to (he flfteen-iuch Mr. llrtinner hna I k - i - ii the pnatnr of walat, ui|b ils allendrnt red in.«- and cepting or rrj-e tln g tbe c o m m it o f (!»• Clovt-nlale church fur »nine tltue. ■ tbe J*. T . A T. Co. t'let. Illaeo « « » in Salem Sunday N i'lb'« of K »tr»v. — Ciiiiie to in y place preti gravi r eunnqm iiti> 7 ’’ (¡. A . U. Moore, Sec’y. v in ltiiig i«l the Craig home. ubimi A ligli»! l.tli, ll' 2 i, 1 ne bay mare For So] •--<¡oo,! house mid tern with M. Klil\wl mid faiull.v viaiieti Sutnlat V« ili) bulli r un, I rnntVt) rii left Ferry {taker and IHHn-rt W ilje l ac with re la tlv ei in Htilepi. »boulder *•('. K.“ O w icr can steurv companied by two lady friend», viewed two lota, $ !(•>'* o:i»li or $ 1100 w iili terms b y d e a le r s S o k i o n ly Uenrge Hiaplea mid w ife and Mr*. »ame by paying rr-ri* Ihe movies pi sa'.i-'ii Sunday und li-.nl if »old before Oot. 1 -t, l',i 2 i. Frank W hiteliead. Wea S m ith unA W a lte r Miller, went :i real nice time. 11 . Helmer, HI. ÿ. Turner, t i Crater I. ike laid W ednesday auil t t'lydo K •!ly and wife spent Huuilay F. r Salo.—Flesh milk row. Misa Jen nette <• ray visited her *U- expect 1« bt gone ten tiny*. t , in Vancouver the llrst of the week. Hruee How ne. in Fort land. Henry l ’ alnn-r, « ife null fam ily, nl —— — — — - t'ullf., vi-lle il In re Inst week at Hit | Or. M ary Staple» houie. M l«» IPwe Orager left f«r eaateru f Oivgnii lust Sunday w liure »lie w ill toieh m -1 iih >I, Ib i» being her lliin l year l i a r n" teaelilng at Morrow. \ r' \ K it'd iienalim ami w ife o f Tacom a, j i? W ii ., vl.lleti Inat week w ith A rth u r i K 'in U o am I wife. M t», ilenaliii waa a F i ■ee A ~ v . c e »i lmolmirtc o f M r»* Kiinke. rr.;:N :.t’. -, « " jp H E best p:uat w ill Fc ftwjJ D K K S S iv t j . . •'III in . I n iln iii II»-u«l I . iiii'ii . . . . . 25c GREEK SOVEREIGN LAUDS WORK OF NEAR EAST RELIEE C a b le * T h a n k * fo r C h riatiaa L iv e * S a ved in “ B ea u tifu l W o rk ” o f M ercy Athena, fir e iv e .- -The wonderful work don* t>> the Near K a»( K ellef organization In saving the lives o f ten* of thousand» o f Christiana throughout Asia Minor and Trans caucasia has received signal recogni tion la praise bestowed by Q u o«« •Sophie o f O re t.e Iu a cablegram dis patch by tbe Qreek sovereign to Ur. 7amee I,. Mario». Chairman, a n { Charles V. Vickrey. Secretary, o f the Wm. A. Bones Passes On $ 9 . 9 0 t o $ 3 2 .7 5 Do not fail to come and see us for your supply o f School Apparel for the Boy’s and Girl’s. We have Coats, Dresses, Suits and Shoes for all at .the Lowest SALEM W Friends Give Farewell Party Han mans L) cg lass Service Keeps An B I C Y C L E S $ 36.76 ! Tlinau wlioela un* originally prit «A n:i 4 incititi»» »tniitlkrtl uiuke»( Mieli Ituloiiiii, Miami, nml Kuiiii. No v I* ilio lim« lu c,:l ifyal ,,t,w Irik*’ i<• r udiool. M ARk\ On V our l:ye THE COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE W. scol i' i'Alew’s Largest Book Store Torner Telephone Co., Nolice To Stockholders The best fabric tire made for heavy service or rough roads — R E D -T O P E * tr u Ply — H eavy T read 30 x 3 j $ 22.00 R e d u c t i o n o n a l t s t y le s a n d s iz e s A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Product U n iv e r s it y o f O r e g o n C O N T A IN S : The College of Literature. The Graduate School Science and the Arta The School of Journalism The School of Architecture The School of Law. and Allied Art*. The School of Medicine. The School of Duaineaa The School of Music. Administration. The School of Physical Lducation. The School of Lducatiom The School of Sociology. The Fttenaha\ Division. Fall Term Opens September 26 A kl|k ll.pdird ol cullur»l »nd proJ«lli»il trKol.rlbp (»• Krcom. on* ol «K* o'ltalandinf marliB ol In* 51 * 1 » Unl*»f»llv tor » Cllllofiit, (nldm on IK* .annua acKoola or lor »nv tnformalion, wrll* TMR MUIsrXAK. UNIVIKSITY OF OKBCK7N. turn««. Or*. We vy ih» Church Of Christ I » there an yth ing wrong v.illi the I'liur.-liV lili» <|ue»liuii w ill lie an- s\\ Ole,I lit 11 II. III. " H e l l ! " where I« tt? W lia t I» It? W hat I» il» duration'.* W h o i« gejng there? Are you preparing yourself for lie ti ' Come it{ T:-i'i nml ln jr iv li.il ibe »erip tu ii » have to say ubimi lle ll. Home «pi.illly lari; dii» »re «lli-red by mir n I veri ¡»era Ib i» wi:.'k timi are wnrlli rcadlng. Ilert M i'lviynm l fim ily li-ave Sun- day fur un uni« trip 1 « l)«-lridi tu gai In i l.in'klelH-i rie», ll»h ami prulwbly | 1« »biHit a bear. I liey w-||| 1 1- gnne f«r »evi-.il day. 'I l\ iy II i» flfteen day» ' vji-aliim nini lil» in ni mule will bv inaile hy M i», tìuyr llob»nii. | A B ill Uray relurncd In hi* buine i n 1 Washington todny. H i» papa wm t ! a» far a» Portland w bere he vviJI con j aulì a »|(eclnll»l rrgurdlng bla nervou» colli. Ition. Ve odi tur violili! auggeal iliat Ilio Ih-ai’on u»e n llltle pliyaliial over -¡»e and a degl ce of m -iilal power i I in hi» »lim oni nini hot mi mudi re»! : i In III» «w irei i bali- ami Idg rat». A in 'rry party fr m Saloni ploulokod J un thè olia rining lan k aof Miti oreok i onr boro on M otday nlglit. About SO lli'-y all adjouined lo thè Tldeam n ^ lumie ami indoli eil iu niuale and dancing iintil ihi-lc dopar!ure laler. Tbaae prraent v\ero: Moaara. Oiedated, Seller», O lio H allo un, Mr. Itrm-k and la ly , C»pt, and Mi». Ilriimbaugb, Mra Harl.hom , M i* and Mi»» Talk- Ingloii and Mi»» vlirtrude llartman. I.onlbor II cmm I», pnrso», »ult caaea, n ualo mll», ole., ut F. K. Hhafer, ITT) S. Co n'I SI . Sa! ni. I. live or r.-.c.re years heme, ii properly applied. Cheap pain?, on the average, starts cr:.ciing (n twelve months. I t ’s what paint ro, hiv that you want to f . vc — not m nely u lew cans per gallon in first cost. C'V,\p raint decs net spread as easily or as far p,s good pniu;. §o when you figure labor sr.d square yards covered, cheap paint on the house costs as much as good paint. Cheap paint in practically every instance, is the most ex pensive you ciyt buy. Don’t allow surfaces to rot. I t costs less to piaint them. T h e paints specified hy Ful- L r arc the result of 72 years experience iu ihe waking o f all kinds of paints, varnishes, etc., western for use. 1 W R IT E L E A D , purs ’ ir r t j oil. -in: r.nd cc!; r as otl.e. » do, but v e ccir.tine tl.cr.i v. ith h c 72 y- 'r j ’ : • ibi L G.* r . V 'i t l r . { P iO N E t R PURE O ur w! ite-!-_: - bar? is fim-’ y grc-ugil pyra white. Ir tniur pass thruuyh a si"; sce.\j vri ii 4 0 ,0 0 0 meshes to ti*i square AW n»e -peeiat machines for miung tv- itiatorials in *vi- cntifically c'jct proportions. inch, So Fuller colors are ereep- tiog.illy clcnr-t'-iii J and Fuller House Paints are noted U r co.- Ctic.g cap-icity, e s e c f i^r.-a 1 ;uul great durxhility. I f you want from five or more years* protect-on for your property investment, get Ful ler’s western paint for vesteru w *ather condition}— a paru: \ca know. ,h SK ■ V- -Igcut Í *r O il V 3 •: 1 . -i lie \\i‘! show «ou » »» rar-i vrh- /* »V i iw. orti. * \ this ori- ■- ‘. r : W c Ù:» — - »V iL -r fpp*f*r« .tloii TVpv'rt- »* *Mit -vr.irb »/ !■ »eil V'.iil ;<*! 2 bv<ut (i»e t:>:..t «:. i: * C sch¿a«29, cc*!or Lrr- tr. ny in i *!jtt^( o«ht*r «irtä'iSs je u v. ;;;.t .»> know. V * * ‘ ' ' * •" N V ;< ■ -tf P a ”' “ * K >. _ . ’ ) Taie r !vaum;j ■ i F jü » r i Ta.m-c Vd’.t : ,• l>o«'t I t w taittr : j i ' jóu iiivc.mi.-ni. V . 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PULLEP P A IN 1 e 7 Z< (tA D E tí 'T u r ; Pf* 7 »«»J" j#.l .,d T “ PS N î r v - •ic Aulirti'à w pec kttkoA» (or house uainti«K- Oet «¡the,- ^ j »nil j?ou have tht be;« th»* anyone c*n ir.aaf — lork£ - service pnj i U, W HERS TO Bl>Y Ttfr.M T<«s p. i >u\ iw i t po. târ.» tf. >OU »t » hnfortanl t»> ro them. to the : : 9 »»ore* to R?t Aftrut « m m « ami ac dtttese* a. , pri .^ t in the :r*r© coupon to tiu i «uh«. Cut i: oat •mi put u in your pocv.«: e ve. For All Frterir* .Jobs of P*:;iii«»ft. it is Ndehabîè to S«»n.rF the SrrvkM *>< . M -»s«rí Paint .r l.Jl» b'JOK My - r **• 5îi>ei a»ii-i»» ’ U the iwliwwv-ù .** . t Al BT. «B m - T M .J pi-'c it m ynr- •* ■*!.- ; • r ».iis. * I’ ... . ...*0 *u!J by H. L. E A R L Turner, Oregon Fnotosrapa ny laiei i - oioio X. K IN G A X D y i KK-V O F O R E E f t Near Cast R elief organization, t Madison A re ., New Y ork City, ’ ley message reads: ••IV-epIy touchcil jo u r great kind- nes. lo o a rtN {¡rrc k i-.ar »u tte rri» Iu M ra it. .tree and Asia Minor, flu n k you all m int sincerely. • S O P H IE ." 9 At the same time, the Creek queen sent her cheek to Ur. Barton, Chair man o f the Near Fast R e lief Commit tee. fo r 1,000 francs as a contribu tion to what she termed the "beauti ful work” o f feeding, clothing and bousing the more than 110,Oui) little children who have come under the care o f tbe N ear East R e lie f during the part year. Besides Queen Scphle, Adm i si P. CounJourlotis. o f the Ruyal Hellenic Navy, who was regent o f Greece fo l lowing Ihe death o f the late K ing Alexander, on October 21, last, has also cabled to express the gratltudq pf the Greek people for the aid fur nished the Christian populations of Turkey by tbo Near East Relief. More than «120.000.00 was raised among the Greeks o f the United States. In tiro Weeks, and sent to tho Near East by the Near East Kellef. fo be used iu helping the widows and orphans rendered destitute by the continuation o f disturbed conditions In the form er Ottoman Empire. Tho funds o f the Near East R elief ars gathered by private subscription not ouly among Americans, but among •he Armenians and Greeks In the United States, whose countrymen In Turkey and Transcaucasia have beeu through Indescribable suffering. In an official report to Charles V. Vickrey. General Secretary o f the Near East R elief. Misa Glee Hastings, o f Spencer. Iowa, describes the piti able condition o f tens o f thousands o f homeless, starring, half-naked refugees, driven from their homes In the war area, and huddled In stable*, gnd out-hou3cs. or on the bare ground, fo r lack o f shelter. "M ost o f the refugees aro country people with almost nothing except ihe clothe3 cn their backs, stupefied and dazed by their misfortunes. Bread is given only to women and children at the rate o f one-half loaf for a person, each day. The milk is Reserved for the babies and sick. The refugees sit around, huddled up against the «vails-— women with dull, yad faces, little children that are blue and pinched-w ith the cold, and too m isirably lifeless to cry. One fam ily o f live sleeps at night on a bare stone door, under one thin, ragged half- gotton blanket. In one room several women are wasting away with tuber- eulcsis: in another are some severe eye cazej, including two youug blind girls, who have no oae in tfce world to care for them. The overflow from these buildings live in a wooden shed with the w all* and floors gnplng with holes where tho wood has rutted away and ia tents Improvised from rags and pieces c f carpet." A cation-wide appeal Is being made to carry on this work, cheeks to be seat to Cleveland H. Dodge. Treasurer, 1 Madison Avenue,' New Youk City. u. S. A R M Y H E A D A S K S A R M E N IA N A ID Washington - M ajor General James G. Harbord, recently ap pointed O tr e ia l Pershing's assistant Chief of Staff, has gone on record in support o f the work o f the Near East R elief in Armenia. He says, in a letter to the Near F.ast R elief: "O f all the heart-breaking distress that exists In other countries, 1 be- heve that Ibe Near East situation should most appeal to our charitable people. There aro many thousands vf helpless orphan*— children o f Christian parents in a Moslem land, who must be helped by our people If they are to survive. The A r menians have preserved their race, their religion anil their language un der conditions o f distress for over a. thousand years. They are worthy Qf n better fate titan to parish, and i believe that will be their fate with out substantial financial and moral support from the good people o f our country. "J. G HARBO RD . ' "M a jo r General, V. S. Arm y.” General Harbord is one o f tha trustees o f the Near East R elief or ganization, now making a general a p . peal for fund» to continue its work among th* destitute o f Bible lands □ A C Oregon's Higher Institution of TECHNOLOGY Eight SchuwK; Scvealy l)rp*i untati FALL ÎFRM OPINS SEPT I*. IM I Fot in tuonai .on -ré « I* Iti* R-tnutr Oregon Agricultural College CORVALLIS