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DAILY JfifcST OREO0NIAW, PEWDLETOIf, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 2d, 1020.
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(Hast Oreironlan Special.)
' ADAMM, July 20. In Home myster
ious way the home shed on the old
Hchool ground took fire and burned
last thursday noon. It was on skids
already to be moved to the new school
grounds. The blaze frightened many
farmers who thought It was a groin
fire. The damage was about $200.
; A! surprise party was planned by
some of the ladles of Adams which
Was a very delightful manifestation
of the community spirit, wrtch pre
vails, rtev. Jf It. I. Hastam and wife
had Juirt cotton settled. Invitations
were sent out by phone, letters and
autoa on Friday containing the" pur--
port, "let ' every man, woman and
child who Is glad that brother and
sister iraalam are with us again, come
to the residence of Mr. Oelss and bring
with them something with which to
i lock their lardor. Meet at 8 o'clock
Saturday night." About eighty per
sons responded, formed a procession
end marched to the parsonage.
' Mrs. T. A. Lleuallen had proceeded
and detained the parties who were to
be surprised. They were in a very in
teresting conversation when the crowd
arrived, took possession of the house
and deposited about jr,0.0fr worth of
eatables on and around the dining
table. After a few minutes ail return
ed to Mr. Gciss' lawn where an infor
mal soclnl was enjoyed and Ice cream
was served.
Sunday school numbered 83. The
classes are becoming too large for the
church.
; New seating has been prepared for
the primary class. There Is talk of
pitching a tent for the women's class
and one for the young peoples class.
The church was well filled for the
preaching service and the singing was
Inspiring. The Boyer sisters sang a
sweet duet entitled,, "someone", Hov.
Itaslam preached from the text
"Where There 4s no Vision the People
Perish." The evening congregation
was nearly as large aa the morning.
Two auto loads from Athena helped In
all parts of the service. The text for
the sermon was "There Is a Lad Here
Which Hath Five Barley Leaves and
Two. Small Fishes. Rev. Haslam ex
pects to take the boys of to 15 years
of age on a camping excursion the
first week 'In August. No vacation In
church service this harvest, but lar
ger Sunday school, bigger congrega
tion and deeper Interest In church
Work and community services la the
plan.'
Mavin is nearly completed. The
wheat la ripening rapidly. The ware
houses are being renovated to be In
readiness for the new crop.
O. W. Taylor, wife and son Burcl of
Athona attended the surprise Satur-
uay men. :
Owendolln and Wendell Mctntyre of
Athena attended church Sunday morn
Charles Owens returned from his
vacation trip to Wallowa Lake last
Thursday.
Mrs. O. M. Spencer who spent two
weeks visiting relatives at Hood River
returned Saturday. 4
162,000 ARE WITHOUT
EMPLOYMENT IN JAPAN
TOKTO, July SO. (U. P.) The la
bor situation In Japan Is becoming
quite serious .owing to the closing of
many factrles on account of the great
slump In prices. . A few months ago,
when the country was still riding high
on the wave of prosperity, labor was
short and, as a consequence, workers
were able to secure advances in ages
and other advantages. Now the situa
tion has changed entirely, and the
government Is taking steps to combat
the evils of unemployment which have
already begun to set In.
The slump has hit the weaving In
dustries particularly badly. Thus the
Tcnshu Textile Company threw 12.000
men out of work recently,- and many
other factories have either discharged
.their' men absolutely, or have laid
them off for the time being, hoping for
better times to come. Mines, match
factories and other Industrial concerns
have been compelled to follow suit,
and It Is reported by the authorities
that during May. 6 big establish
ments closed throwing about 60,000
workers out of work while many
smaller concerns have added their
troubles to the general confusion.
" The department of commerce and
agriculture estimates that 182.000
workers have been discharged since
January, and hopefully suggests that
many of these may have found new
jobs. The situation is aggravated,
however, through the fact that Ja
pan's Industries are located in. com
paratively few centers, and aa a con
sequence the evils are concentrated
where they occur and cause very con
siderable hardship.
seeks rugby games
". BTANFOR UNIVERSITY, CaJ.. July
20. Offers of. rugby games In England
against the American Olympic Games
rugby team have been received here by
Harry Moloney, associated director of
athletes of Stanford University and
one of the prime movers In sending the
American players oversea Oxford,
Cambridge, two. Plymouth rubgy un
ions and other organisations have ask
ed for games. , ,
ATMOSPHERE IS GONE
FROM GAY PICCADILLY
LONDON, July 20. (U. P.)
"Good-bye, Piccadilly, farewell, Lei
cester Square. -
The constant repetition of the far
honored leave taking has evidently
got on the nerves of these two old
thoroughfares, for they are at present
heartbrokenly , kissing themselves
goodbye.
Drastic changes are being effected
in Leicester Square. The Empire and
Alhainbra, from which tradition de-i
Caring for Baby
DuringHotSpells
Be watchful of food and keep
bowel open with Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin
THE young mother soon learns
from experience that Rummer
days are often days that try her
patience. The heat makes baby
feevish, restless and cross,
oods that in colder weather
were easily digested, now seem ;
, to cause distress. ' ,
Whether the milk or the gruel In at . Motherhivebsdrenirkble w-i
fault, sea that tha bowela move resn- I wllla Byrup Papain. Mrs. C. M. Newton
larlr. Thare i nothing that creates ot IH30 E. Third St., Dayton. Ohio, baa
greater discomfort in the summer than aaoinwhowaa constipated from blrtb.
eonatlpallon. It neata the blood and ' gna iTiri many medicines and cava
eauaes nerroiianeaa. headache, fever, B wter Mtalont every evening
eolda and about of minor ilia. In theaa 7A,.7v. Lithoat benefit. Then ah
Utile allmenta it la alwara well to a tin- l?ZfiwMBmm
poet connlnation and give hilt a tea- "'ht .bom,e -Ji
aooonfnlotDr.Caldweir'aSyrupPepaln. Pepln at a dims atore. and it proved
It is a combination of almpla laxative ' effective "nee- .The bor is now
herbs with pepain, and tha moat Ideul k aeren, and haa not been eorulipated
medicine yoa can give s baby. It ia I altce. Wherever there I; a baby these
mild and gentle la action, never gripes I hrJt days there should be a borne of
and taatea good, 1 f;'rup Papain. . . . . .
lt- Million! of peo&k of all aget suffer from occasional or
Mm H B Bm I chronic constipation. Let them lend name and address to
eP 1 Wr P. Of- W. B. Cflldaell, ri Washington Street, Momfcrllo,
Jk JL ml.! I A III, for a free sample bottle of his wonderful Sjrup Pepsin.
B million bottieM were bought atdrug stoics last year, the largest salt in the world.
inanded (hat eery young "glood"
should be thrown out at least once
kofore he could be considered a true
graduate of "la vie Hoheme," are ex
tinguishing their footlights. Youthful
enthusiasts who gloated nightly over
the charms of Trlxle Tootle in flesh-
Dink, will have to do their gloating
over Mary Pickford In pluln black
and white.
In place ot ootn or these theatres.
Londoners are promised something
-ultra in the way of aupercinemas.
Piccadilly, too, has been bitten by
the movie-bug. Devonshire House,
Die home of squires and dames, pedi
greed and aristocratic, will liecome
the I-omlon home of Charlie Chaplin,
up-to-date and democratic.
,To hundreds of men who are stack
ing up their little piles in the wilds of
Africa, the jungles of .India or the
OREGON Theatre
. ,... ONE NIGHT ONLY
Tuesday, July 20
THE CHICAGO COMPANY, INTACT,
FROM THE BLACKSTONE THEATER
Presenting '
BGDTH TARNNGTON'S
Greatest Comedy Hit
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With the Same Distinguished Cast, Including:
GREGORY KELLY GRACE FILKINS
ROBERT ADAMS BETTY MURRAY -BYRON
BEASLEY RUTH GORDON
GUYD'ENNERY CLARA BLANDICK
JOE WALLACE JAMES T. FORD
Direction of George C. Tyler.
PRICES: First floor $2.00; Balcony $1.50, Gallery.
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tea plantations of Ceylon, the news
will bring pangs of regret. The Kits
lishmun miles away from the Mother
Country visualizes a home-coming
which will land him right in the heart
of J-ondon life as be knew it In the
days when Jie was such a heck of a
fellow. To him Plccaililjygand
ceter Square have an 'atmosphere"
IttlBnifying London in its entirety
gleam of footlights, spakling eyes, red
lips, lobster muyonnaise and "fizz"
a lndon pregnant with memories.
But London has divorced Its ' old
time volptuoue love and taken in her
stead the simpeing cinema. - .
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