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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1921)
THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1921 Saturday Is Boys' Day at Ben Selling's! Fathers mothers: See these two Saturday spe cial offers for your boys: Boys' Belted Suits fiJQ QJT Extra "Knicks" vj X.OtJP Regular $12.50 suits! New fabrics! New colors! Full lined! "Knicks" with seams taped! This offer saves you dollars ! Boys' Corduroy Suits $6.95 Children 's Wash Suits at Lowered Prices: $1.75, $2.25, $2.75, $3.0Q $3.50, $3.75 Boys' Shop, Second Floor BEN SELLING Leading Clothier MORRISON AT FOURTH BIER PARTY ON JUNKET ' l BUSINESS. MEN ON1 TOUR OF GRANT COCSTY. Caravan Stops at Various Towns to Develop Closer Relations Between Merchants, BAKER, Or., Aug. 12. (Special.) twenty-four Baker business men are on a junketing, trip in automobiles through Grant county. They will re turn Sunday night. The purpose of the trip is to develop closer relatione between Baker and Grant county merchants. The caravan was decorated with banners. The first stop was at Aus tin for lunch. The party dined at Prairie City. Testerday they went to Blue moun tain springs for lunch, arriving at Canyon City for a camp supper, where business men of John Day and Canyon City were hosts. The junketers went through Mount 'Vernon today and were guests at luncheon time of the merchants of Dayville. They Inspected the Gem mine at Susanville went fishing in the John Day river and took dinner at Bates. The party will view the Sumpter smelter as guests of the merchants of Sumpter. Those who are in the party include: Thomas Baird, Baird Shoe store; F. P. Conkle, Allen & Lewis Grocery company; Frank Metzger, Pacific Fruit & Produce company; Robert McGaughey. Baker Mill & Grain com pany; Richard Langrell, Baker gro cery; Carl Tucker. Baker grocery; B. P. Pratt. Wiley B. Allen company; George McGrath, First National bank; John Schmitz, Baker Loan & Trust company; T. G. Montgomery, Citizens National bank; N. Bowns. Geiser hotel; Frank Pennod, C. L. Flynn com pany; Bert Hamilton, Hamilton-Nash company; R. N. Bostwick, Standard Oil company; W. A. Halliday, Oregon Motor company; Aubrey O'Bryant, O'Bryant Grain company; . William Southard, Southard & Shinn; Dr. A. MacDougall, Antlers hotel: Dr. T. J. Arneson, optician; Walter E. Meachum. chamber of commerce; L B. Bowen, the Morning Democrat, and H. E. Hendry, the Baker Herald. -BE SLAYER FAILS PIONEER EMPLOYES FETED Sixth Annual Session of Railroad Workers Opened1 at Tacoma. TACOMA, Wash., Aug. 12. (Spe cial.) More than" 300 pioneer em ployes of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway, members of the Puget Sound Pioneers' club, with their wives, were in attendance yes terday at a banquet in their honor, is the opening feature of their sixth annual session here. Membership in the pioneers' club is limited to old-time employes of the Milwaukee who were in the serv ice of the company in the building of the Puget sound branch of the road from Mobridge, S. D., to Tacoma prior to April 1, 1909. Grange History Told. AMBOT, Wash., Aug. 12. (Special.) A brief history of the Sara grange since its organization in 1S67 was told today at the meeting of Pomona grange by Mrs. Olive Spurgeon of Sara. Mrs. EUla Nichols, master of the Felida grange, described the fu ture for Clarke county when all pos sible improvements have been made. ATTEMPT TO KID Li EX-WIFE AND SELF FRUITLESS. Pendleton Man In Hospital and "Will Face Serious Charge "When Released. PENDLETON. Or.. Aug. 12. (Spe cial.) Thwarted in an effort to effect a reconciliation with his for mer wife, Mrs. Osia Weatherford, Charles A. Weatherford, a laborer, former resident of Arlington, Or., last night while intoxicated, it i said, attempted to shoot his divorced wife at her home liere and then turned the weapon on himself. Weatherford is in a local hospital with a bullet in his back, but is not seriously wounded, it is said. Mrs. Weatherford was -not injured beyond burns inflicted on her neck by powder. Mrs. Weatherford obtained a divorce July 16 and is said now to be sup porting four children by her labor at a local laundry. The court found in rendering a decision in her di vorce complaint that Weatherford had twice threatened her life if she did not return to him. Weatherford will be arrested on a charge of Assault with intent to kill as soon as he is released from the hospital, according to Deputy Dis trict Attorney Randall. The Oregonian publishes practi cally all of the want ads printed in the other three Portland papers, in addition to .thousands of exclusive advertisements not printed in any other local paper. The Lost Romance (A Paramount) Jack Holt, Conrad Nagel and Lois Wilson con tribute the best work of their careers in this splen did feature. Their superb acting, scenic settings, good story and photographic excellence combine to make splendid entertainment. Screenland Hews this week shows the Seaside cele bration, Elks at Estacada, sunken river boat, the shimmy bug and other items. Knowles and the Columbia Picture Players STARTS TODAY . at ' I . v avsr ssks' m m m m m m m sbv m TALMADGE'S NEWEST GUSHER OF GIGGLES. A PIQUANT PLAY OF MISSES AND KISSES. NEW . SHOW TODAY KEATES' CONCERT On Our Mighty Voiced Organ The Giant of the Pacific March, "The Charlatan" Sousa (a) "Les Contes dHoffman" (b) "Just Awearin' for You" (c) "Maggie" Ar. by Henri Keates Valse Brilliante, "Wild Roses" Johnson Presentation by Mayor. Balcer of $500 prize to local Elks lodge. Selection, "The Fortune Teller" V. Herbert SUNDAY at 12:30 r:;!i':i!i;!:li;;l!!ilii';rt mm ":X..r,,pil;.'!''.,'!!,i i(!i1 J':'l!iL,nf K.t'v S':lt'::V;:':S!:!-,:;V!;'i''i:;:! "ASTRAY FROM STEERAGE" Here's 2000 feet of hifalutin, root in', tootin' fun. LIBERTY-INTERNATIONAL NEWS The world's latest news in motion. " ROBERT DAVIS TENOR - Sweet singer of lullabies. 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