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a Bonjto take care of, stao made her
way to this country as soon as dos
slble after her release, In the hopu
that she could somehow educate him
In "the old days" in Russia, she paint
ed a miniature of the Czar's sister
which received high praise and she
has made several members of the
Danish royal family. She has two gold
medals won by her work in Paris, and
now she is making the miniatures
for. prices that would seem ridiculous
if they did not indicate her extreme
necessity.
ANOTHER MAT STAR
MARKET REPORTS BT WIRELESS TO FARMERS
FROM FARM IN WEST
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Mnrkct reports by wireless for all the farmers in the United States
arc now being furnished This shows the formal inauguration of tho
service roni the Post Office Department Building in Washington, ScM
rotarv of Agriculture Henry Wallace, of Iowa, is handing Postmaster
General Will Havs the first biireau of market reports which are to be .1
daily feature to the 6.01)0 stations throughout the nation in. the, future ,
ISacR of Mr. Havs is Charles F. Marvine, chief of the weather bureau'
"Whatever are our animals coming
to! No matter how queerly and unruly
human beings acted, we used to ex
pect animal pets to go comfortably on
in the expected ways. That was when
we never had anything but pussy cats
or canaries for pets, to be sure; but
the other day, C. D. West, at a meet
ing of the Credit Men's association
told us about lamp-fighting cats our
old friend pussy, taught to jump at
a lamji and knock it over the mo
ment she was left alone with it. Then
her master, who had carefully left her
alone, got the resulting insurance.
And up in the north end of town a
canary who has learned Jazz, from
tho phonograph and won't whistle
anything else any more. While at Cen
tral Park, an Austrian kingfisher bird
had been installed in the bird-houso,
which- laughs loudly and wildly, an
hour before sunrise every moining,
regularly. Ita.name is pucuboro, but
it's even funnier than its name un
less you live near it around sunrise
time. No, the animal world isn't what
it used to be!
NEW YORK LETTER
By Iiucy Jeanne Price
NEW YORK, May 5. New York
has had some pretty hard wallops
lately. What with the state taking a
hand in prohibition enforcement, and
the republican and democratic, parties
both threatened with splits, it thought
it had undergonef-enough; but now
comes the revelation that the girl sel
ected, after., weeks of elimination and
choosing.. as the "most beautiful New
York debutante" isn't a New Yorker
at all, but a Canadian! New York Uni
versity staged the competition and
Colas. Phillips, whjpapftnds hislife
drawldgDeautifur girls "for magazine
covers and advertising pages, was
chief decider. The "finals" took place
at the University concert the other
night when eighteen society buds sold
programs. "Aha! There she is!" cried
Mr. Phillips. "There's the most beau
tiful of them all." Whereupon the ex-'
cited committee rushed to inform Miss
Allison McBain of her fortune and
that she was to have her picture paint
ed by Coles Phillips immediately. An1
she casually announced, "Of course,
I'm not really of New York at all. I'm
from Quebec. I'm just here for the
winter." It was probably the worst
blow our city has suffered since last
year when Major Hyland forgot to
have the streets -plowed out from the
blizzard.
It takes so little to amuse the
young! A two-year-old baby was push
ed through the front of a store by a
runaway automobile in East 163rd
street, the other night,, and when the
wreckage had been cleared away 10
minutes later, the infant was found
pounding his fists together in delight
over the new experience. He had been
sitting peacefully and monotonously,
he may have thought In his go-cart,
being pushed by his mother when it
all happened. Someone yelled, "Look
out!" and a big touring car, zig-zag-ging
rapidly, bore down upon them
ibefore the mother could turn the
wheels. One motor car wheel struck
the go-cart and through the window
went baby and buggy,' with the auto
following them.
It is well to take note of messenger
boys and everyone else in. New York
these days. There is no telling, what
thir rank may be. Russian refugees of
all degrees are finding haven here.
Countesses, princes, and mere mis
ters and misses have fled to the God
dess in our harbor to escape death
and the bolshevik!. There are some
tremendously interesting and some
exceedingly pathetic cases among
them women who had never learned
to take care of themselves in any way,
suddenly dropped into a strange land,
homeless and helpless. Through lt? 1
foreign bureau', the Y. W.' C. A. Has
become interested in some of these ,
exiles and has been able to fit them
iiiiu u nicne wnere meyi can aajusi
themselves to their new conditions.
Ono of the most Interesting and tal
ented of- them all is the Countess Ma
rio de Gradowsky, a painter of minia
tures, who hopes eventually to make,
a success here. After fleeing from
'Russia, early in the war, she spent
20 months in an Austrian prison. Hor
husband having died and left her with
" Two. thousand bathers at Coney Is
land on Sunday, the park benches fill
ed all night, and theatrical reviewers
beginning their columns, "It's a good
hot weather show and that's the main
thing now,'' all mean that summer,
not spring, but summer, is upon us.
. Thirteen years is long enough for
a husband to wait for his bride to
kiss him. In fact, it would injure his
pride to wait any longer, So says
Frederick Richardson and is accord
ingly suing for divorce. He says in
his petition that having been married
in 1908 and not yet persuaded his
wife to show that much sign of affec
tion, he thinks it is not unreasonable
to .believe that she does not love
him as a wife should. 4
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Two round trips dally. Leave Bank
hotel, 9. a. m. and 4 p. m. Leave
Oufur 7:. 10 a. m. and 1 p. m."
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Free Clinic No Charge For Examina
tion Tuesdays and Thursdays.
' Dr. Baum, chiropractic physician,
Third and Washington, main 50i. if
Glen wood Hotel
202 Union Street
Half Block from Station
FREE BATHS
Plenty of Hot Water Day and Night
CLE. AN ROOMS
From 50c to $1.50 a Night
$2.50 to $5.00 a Week
DINING ROOM
Open 6 a. m. to 12 p. m.
From the farms of Nebraska-aud
Iowa have come the greatest
wrestlers the mat game has ever
known. Frank Gotch, for years
the champion heavyweight, was a
farmer boy from Iowa. Stccficr.
another farm boy, followed in his
footsteps. Then came another mat
sensation. Earl Caddock, of Iowa,
also a farm boy, who won the
championship from Stcchcr
Now comes "The Wtsnri Wiz
ard," Pat McGill, 21 yews old, a
typical farm lad of vVisier, Ne
braska. He is a omb' nation of
Caddock and Sterner, with the
former's manlirss. class and
speed, togcthet with the lattcr's
strength, and il is being said that
it will not V Vong before the.
"Wizard" "nil be wielding hisj
power from f'ic front row in the;
heavyweight division.
He will soon enter a tournament
of lightweights, and if he succeeds
in eliminating all contenders he
will be pitted against the top
notch heavyweights. Gene Melady,
who piloted Caddock, has taken
the -management of the "Wizard. '
Main 6061 Bennett Taxi Main 01. tf
Special Sale on Lard
and
Smoked Meats
All This Week at the
People's and City Markets
Best Lard, 5 pounds 90c
10 pounds $1.75
Bring your pail and have it filled with lard at lb. 15c
Jewell Shortening, No. 5s 65c
10 pounds .....$1.25
Picnic Hams, pound 20c
Koine Cifred Bacon, pound..... .' 27c
Plenty of Whipping Cream at Both Markets
People's
Third and Union
City Market
314 East Second
Dr. T. DeLARHUE
Eyesight Specialist
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Opening Game of Base Ball
The Dalles vs. Maupin
Mayor Stadelman to Pitch First Ball
Sunday. May 8.
Game Called at 2:30 p. m. Old Ball Grounds
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