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TEN PAGES PACF FOUR DAILY EAST OKEGON1AN. FENDLJS I UWt UKKUOIS. wtuiNtAUAi, o, iu. --- - - -- D - j Hud Ktppey of Pilot nock Is at the . g3 vSk ' . 1 William Weatherford of Dayton Is j JV ' ' 1 Jf'T Social and A-u- -ov" 1 Y .u n ; i i- S f J J7 eZA 1 .C" D t'harles Hoskins. young sheepman " " -' j i. J ' Jrt 3 V 3 jj ftf4f 7 I i . 2 " -"cho, spending- the day In ih. g3 """S C VihSTS C-s , jp O WJ'o 11 Darrell Cannon, well known younit p ' aav M flX&C o" 1 S'Z 1 THURSDAY, One Day Only U - U nf it i irtmoi locaoi aoiaa Mr. and Mrs. H. MWrtim of La Grande spent a few osvs In Vendla. ton lat week. I -a tlrande Observer. Mrs. Row Campbell, local milliner, eapei-ts to have during the latter part of the week for San Francisco on a buying trip. While pone she will vis it I'olo Alto where her son. who Is a member of the Idaho National tiuard. la soon to I' stationed. A delightful afternoon of needle work and chatting was enjoyed yes terday by members of the college set when Miss Jennie Perry entertained for the pleasure of Mrs. llawley Bean of Kcho. Miss Kmh IVach of Portland rnd Miss Ijlllan tfrock of Hood Hiver. The pretty tea table was presided over by Mrs. James Johns Jr and Miss Mildred Berke ley, while Miss Marv Johns and Miss Ionian Boylen assisted In serving. A group of the younger set enjoyed a picnic supper last evening, motorins out to a pretty spot near Mission. Mr and Mrs. Ed Terney and fam ily left today for an outing at Hitla- r. Miss Klla Hradburn left on No. IS last niirtit in response to a telegram tellinR of the death of her mother, which occurred at Dodge City. Kansas. Mrs. C P. Bishop of Salem is b--ing welcomed by her many Pendleton friends, having arrived this week for an indefinite visit. While here Mra, I'lshop will be domiciled In the C. M. Bishop apartments In the Associa tion block. Miss Ruth Beach left on No. 17 to day for her home In Portland, after having spent several days as the gueot of Mis Jennie Perry. ed by the Civic Club will be hostesses at another of the Ked Cross benefit card parties. In addition to the card playing there will also be arrange tr.ents for those who prefer to spend the afternoon with needlework. Ad mission is by siler offering and the public is cordially asked to attend. The club room of the Ijbrary will be the scene of an interesting affair on Friday afternoon at o'clock when a committee of ladies appoint- In a letter from Major Wm. S. Gil bert, chaplain of the Third Oregon In fantry to Mra Jennie M. Kemp, state president of the W. O. T. I', the chap lain expresses grateful thanks for the contribution for baseballs which was recently sent from this county. The letter says. Clackamas, Ore.. July 8. 1917. Mrs, Jennie M. Kemp. Portland, Ore. Hear Mrs. Kemp: Through you I wish to thank the People of Umatilla and I'nlon coun ties and the friends of the Indian Mis--sion for the 91s for baseballs. I am today sending $5.50, the price to us of 1 dozen balls to Co. I at Med ford. That tea mhas defeated every team in Southern Oregon. It is wonderful how the men en joy the national same. It is the one recreation. I will call soon for the Rtiti ram. Thank vou for your kindness. Thus far not a single known case of drunk enness In our entire regiment after 3 months with 2056 men. Very truly, WM. S. GILBERT. Mrs. Benjamin L. Burroughs and son. Bobby, have arrived from Pen dleton, to pass the summer with Mrs. Burroughs' mother, Mrs. Nellie I Williams, of Willamette boulevard. Mra. Burroughs will take several mo tor trips about the city. Portland Oregonian. P. G. Lucas is here from Weaton. Hud Klppey of Pilot Rock la at the Bowman, William Weatherford of Dayton Is at tthe Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clagen are over from IjUi tlrande. t'hurlea Hoskins, young sheepman of Kcho, Is spending the day In ins city. Darrell cannon, well known young buckaroo of the John Day country, la registered at the St. George. Miss Bridgett Mi-Devltt arrived home this morning after spending two weeks with her brother near.Gurdane. Mrs. Evun Cameron accompanied her husband In from Pilot Rock this morning. She la one of Troop D'a war brides. Harold T. McKensie. the "wizard of the Itemintron posting machine,' is giving a demonstratiou in Pendleton this week and Is attracting much at tention. C. O. Klnehart, local representative of M. H. Houser. returned vesterda from Seaside where he spent two weeks. His family will remain there for some time longer. J n a t O 1 ST Ajtr. . .-it Command!- Ridly McLean. Litt!r 11 ar aid buci'e Pearson of Vvn t tnrirv in ihf younj;at char ter member of the Patriotic Reli Di Uuiii. an irsani3itiin rvcently de-vtr'ope-J by the V. O. T. V. and whifh i. firn'me a. hearty rpf(Mnae all ov-r ( the Ptaie. Thruis.tmlj of members are J beiiiis nuMed, the bject To help j the f'iv !on "m:in 1 hristhin Tern- j pei. iiuv V . in u meet the cnll for a Sreattr patriotic service to our covin- j try. in wiis her hour o. need." bt-ias especially appealing. j CITIZENS OF ADAMS SAY FAREWELL TO THEIR SOLDIER BOYS Found A Watch IT looks if it belongs to a substantial cidiea. It feek that way, toot it's smooth and solid and taia. It slips into your pocket like a silver dollar aad lies there aug and dat.- lt keeps good time. It's ike kind of watch yotar fciends check their tins by that always lets you to mar train while it at still ss the stauoA. Mrs. Jessie Schultz of Portland, v.ho has been spending the past few , days in Pendleton expects to return i home toniKht. IjJther J. Ooldman, predatory ani mal inspector for Idaho, arrived last tvening to hold a conference with S. j l. iff. (,L-nni .nH . " ., t been here for several days. They will I l.-AVe this evening for Pocatelhi. i M Jones of Stanfield is a Pendle. ; ton visitor. I' re been looking for this watch lor yeanu 1 know say customers was a imoB, tkm,ammat, 4- jewel watch; but until dow the pnee of soc k a watch hat been mora than many of tbero cared to nay. That's why this new one is such a fmd. It ' th "Waterbury Watch' , a new Im&rnll, and the price is just about a third wax you uw n , It's S3. 5. Id Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler Slooe 1887. SHIM ARI E TORPEDO CIINi HEAD OS niPKESKnT. GATllEISIXfi IlKIn AT cm IIAIJj AS TRIHITB TO TROOP MKMISEIS!. THURSDAY, One THE BIG MUSICAL TREAT oo 99 y P . "4 KO- O - l ; i n r' ' 1 . - V v .TO i ' 1 J I r ifc.te'- . r rrw PHONE 520 H 1 it For thoae necessi ties for the sol dier's kit. Safety raz ors. w r i ft watches, fountain pens, la ther brushes, tooth brushes, drinking cuds, shaving mir rors, hair brushes. Manual of drill regulations. THOMPSONS STORE I I -e" ' ri-'sSi I is - a 12 . " ; i ;r ;y - .- , ,.f ;' 1 S23hie fSa ; a ' I - (Rnat Oreftonian Special.) ADAMS. July 25 Monday niKht ' at 8:S0 a large gathering of the ,cit. izens of this community assembled at i the city hall to say farewell to the j j members of Troop D. Oregon Na- tional Guard, who go from our midst. 1 Charles Ford was not present, as j s notice of the meeting failed to reach : him. Ben H. Inman, who has been ; : very helpful In all of our prepared- I nesa gatherings, and drill master of . j our loaul unit, goes with his company Wednesday, the 25th. The following appropriate program j Was rendered. J. A. Winn presiding. Song America By the Audience : Invocation Rev. J. R L Haslem j Song Three Cheers for the Red. ; White and Blue I i Hattle Iewis. Martha Stall, i.ouise j ; Oesvoigne and Helen Boyer. Poem Somebody's Darling .... Ben H. Inn. an ; Solo Esther Ried ' 55 Song The Star Spangled Banner.. I E By the Audience j IN THE DREAMY ORIENTAL FANTASY "The (Id rincess 4 OF HAWAHA'S FOREMOST ENTERTAINERS - . e . HEAR the magic of the South Sea Islands Played and sung as you never nearo peiore g GEORGE LOA Positively the King of all Hawaiian Steel Guitar Soloist PRINCESS NITA Sensational Hula Dancer s SPECIAL SUPER PICTURE t m ?r u majid on the deck or j a lim-r nd saw .methinK like thin Mniinf toward you. you would know 1 the -nd had cnie. Thl( turpedo wa j htunchJ from iihrnrln. and It j fail to no far beltiw the surface of :h" atT. The wave wtohed it a U ent in t dtr'y whatever it truck. postum I. instead of l coffee II Solo Canning the Kaiser Mra. Haslain Address O. O. Richnrdwn . Presentation of New Testament ... I By Rev Haslam Response By Hen tl. Innian 'Song God Be With You Till We ' Meet Again. j The program was well rendrt-d and the audience was apprecist Ive ! The following Is a synopsis of the ( address: "This Is a great occalon for Ad. ' ams. As a community we have ron Hrlbuted liberally to the Red Cross jwork. which ministers to the amelinr 'arlon of the wnunde 1 and ylns. We filled the apportioned amourt aske.l by the Toung Men's christirn A.w. .elation work m-hlrh eonsei e. noor. lshes and develops the ti;i- tmliti ' iof mind and soul that qnMlf. for trif bravery Tonieh? we nirtk the cift to otir country ,f ,wo hr-'v men. i either one of whom are of n.ore val j ue thnn ali the er.mbln1 -rifts of j monv to the 1?M -ross an.t V. M. C A. In the siebt of Vd o--- hi'man jll'e outweighs the v"l w'trM. I jTiese are th f'rst met- of on- rommtinlty to viltintarnv rt tne-r lives between us and the powers Mm' would crush our free Institutions at l extinguish our civil tiherty. We believe their master mo:ive to rve to assure such freedom to man ure! that each Indivirt'it: life mev be fashioned according to the dlrtites of cur Creator, whi spak- to us through divine rereU'.lon an. I te voice of conscience. "Actuated hv a t-itrutl-m 'I1-! omprehends love for native 'snd aTreclatlon of favora!- opportuni ties, developing rhe, hirhet qualities of manhood and -r.e h:-het e-:J-v-n-ents of r;od's best gl- replete vith a pride of o-j- national h st'rv: inspired by hlch ;d"ls of our gov ernment, we send you for-Ji the roe. M-y the vii n of a ed world without a ba Mo err, with out a mran of a wie-n. I I- :do- i-r orpbrn Nerve you f -r that con. lit of sl1shn-ss -hnt rolis tb iiak-rity tbat a se'ec- few n.lv in--ro--olire the tuMirio- en cmolm eu' of the earth." m How far will a mo ther go to save a daughter from worse than death? m Aline B THE DANCERS PERILS" 1 This drama sparkles with the fire of romance, and glows with life and throbs of the dance hall Also HEARST PATHE NEWS ADULTS 25c i!!i;i!!!;iii!iM;i:;i!!!i!iii!iu!Oi:!!il! minmwmiMH;!!'! IIIUIIiiltUlllHlllli!! CHILDREN 1Qc mitimitiiirmuiimmimH ili!i!;!i;iiiiilU:illil!Hli!,i The pocket Testaments were the gifts of the Men s nospel Team of Ad. ams. and were appropriately in. scribed. , The r-aponse was earnest, modest and assuring. He said he felt that the conimunitv had commissioned him to represent them in upholding the hih Ideals of the republic. By ld's as sistance he would not be recreant to his duty and privilege. The meetinl made a profound impression. ur patronage Is deepened an strength ened. Tuesday morning a number of the business men who are tobacco users pooled their pocket money, purchased eiparettes and presented them to Mr. Inman with an original poem em-or. porating the names of the donors The sentiment was fine and the poem cute. Nell McFaddcn and Misa Myrtl" Tyndall and Dan Mclntyre and Miss Beulah Spencer motored up to Athe- federa- n Htinday evening. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kloya r-ayne w" 'visitors In Adama Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Taylor and son Burl and Mr. Booher of Athena were In Adams Monday evening, i Mr and Mrs. O. M. Morrison were in Adams Monday evening. stay FRENCH WIN AGAIN AT VERDUN --TJ?--v"Jl JJP4aw 'vHtev.iAl lb.i--no,.awr ES?a SJ , ,f- 1 tW-MMM XTTttUNt llnei in the Mnlnticourt Wood 1 ) and the Krenrh claim that they de feated every effort of the tJornmiiM to hold the A vorourt Woodt and Mill 304 2i. The Herlln report Hiwerta that the Freiu'h suffered a revvrse ulonR th Malnncourt mad (3. The many attempt of th i ierman minated In a imwhinK U-feau Or- : Crown Prince to rei.ike the .m p. j man official report, admit th.tt th itiona riorihwest of Verdun huv cul- French have driven ihrouch the:r Vmt (XM NTUV. "And for your country, hoy, and for that King-, never dream a dream but of aervluir her &a nhe bidi you. even thouuh the erv. Ice carry you throuvh a thou- mind hell. No mutter what happen to you, no matter who flatter you or who nburtw you. never look t another flan. never let a niKht pun but you pray Ood to blew thftt Mr. Remember, boy, that hnhind of. fleer and government, and pro. pie, even, there I the Country herrelf your Country nd that you tMlon"to her a you helotut to your own mother. Htittul hv her. boy. n you would .itan 1 - by your mother."-Kdwnrti ! . erett Hale, in the M.tn With-'- a Country.