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Mountain Climbing,
Ski-ing Added to
by Decision of
Skating,
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Congress.
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by Edtfafr A, Guest
A CTll :K1
To f ire the burdens of the day
Wiih eourago and without eom-
Tn keep my record free from taint:
To spend . little time in pIhv:
( peace abides within my door,
T i 1'iivy no man's larger store.
T.i l.eop tile right and follow straight
The path my wisdom bids me tread,
TU-uth difficulties lie ahead:
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To work and he content to wait
I I ntll the distant bend in turned
I And creator joys are fairly earned.
j To ask no special grants from life.
Save strength to meet what nil must
meet:
To be uncon. (tiered l y defeat.
And not made hitter by tbe strife.
To gain what victories 1 can.
Hut to the end to play the man.
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THERE MUST BE A PROTECTIVE FORCE
I.M'SAXXE, July 14. tGeorge
iliribble, I'. P. Staff Correspondent.)
I The Ol.impic congress which has been
sitting since June 2nd has terminated
jiis work. The object of the confer
ence was to complete and revise the
iwmk of the former conference of na
jtionnl Olympic committees, wh'ch was
(held in Paris In 1914. -
Among the Innovations to he intro
duced as standing features of Olym
pic games, are winter sports. This
aroused a lively discussion among the
American. Canadian. Swiss and French
I delegates In opposition to the Scandi
navians, who were opposed to the new
ruling. It was finally decided, how
ever, that winter sports should he held
during January or February preced
ing the Olympic meetings. Anions
the events will be skating races for
distances of SOD, lsno and in.Orttl me
ters, figure skating for men and wom
en, singly and In couples, ice hocVcy
and skiing, long distance races (12 to
IS kms, and 50 to loo kilometers) and
Jumping. Races for bobsleighs were
i not included, being judged too compli
cated. j Another important decis'on was the
including of mountain climbing as an
I Olympic event. It was decided to of
I fer a prize for the most noteworthy
! performance in mountain climbing.
both from the sporting and scientific
point of view, occurring between two
Olymp'c meetings. The pri7.e will be
attributed either to individuals or to
gron ps.
The proposal to create a t'nion of
International Sporting Federation was
In place of it, it was
PASTIME
Today
Children, 5c
Adults, 20c
WILLIAM FOX
PRESENTS
IN
Buck
ones
1W0
MOONS
A ROUSING TALE
OF LOVE AND A
WESTERN FEUD
COMEDY
POOLS OF .
PEACHES
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BETTER MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES
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manufacturers and jobbers, noteworthy quality merchandise at lowest mar- ; ;
kets possible because we buy in small quantities that is soon sold demanding v
replacement of new merchandise at new low prices. - ; . , v .
We sell strictly for cash, have no credit losses or other heavy overhead
expenses. This results in a tremendous saving to us that we in turn harid to.
you, our many patrons. To prove this shop here, pay cash and see if you can't'
buy here "Better-Merchandise at lowest prices." " . ;.V
information of interest to internation
al sporting associations.
Among the countries represented
were: Central America. Belgium,
P.rnxil, Canada, Czecho-Slovakia. Den-
;mce. Great Britain.
Greece, Holland, Italy. Luxemburg,
Monaco, Norway, rortugal. Tloumania,
Sweden, Switzerland and the
States.
When the South Platte river was a
raging torrent recently with . all
bridges washed away, a woman lay
dying for lack of medical attention
two miles from a physician on the op-
1 RESIDENT HARDING has acted at last. His call to Grent
Britain, Japan, France and Italy for a conference to dis
cuss the ways and means of disarmament is the one bU
ilocision of his administration to date. It gives something of
.U-finiteness to a hitherto uncertain course. '
u nat tne outcome will be no one can foretell but it seem.sinot approved.
a must incredible that the conference will not result in some 'resKcd to "niz a permanent
:,itial agreement that will pave the way to a termination of thir dtumeld
inrtiiy among nations ior Dig navies ana Dig armies, a rivalry
ihat is heaping burdens of debt and taxation upon the peoples
f every country until the load threatens to precipitate bank
For the fiscal year just ended thfe United States spent nearly J mo""," EgyptFni
iuui uunuiis oi uunars ior war, pasi, present ana iuture. mat
jneans that of every dollar of revenue received, 75 cents went
for bills arising from past wars or in preparation for future
Mies. Last year 92 cents of each of our dollars went for likf
purposes, and what is true in this country is true in all of the
j Teat nations.
The world is tired of war and tired of taxing itself to pov
erty to build bigger warships and maintain greater offensive
;.ih1 defensive forces. question of reaching: an agreement
In slop this mad race for naval and military supremacy i)resents'seenied trne the doctor
t- tine ainicuii. proDiems Dut tne nation that deliberately ob
structs the solution will have a heavy responsibility to assume
before the world. And the statesman who lends himself to such
obstruction must answer-to his own people.
America is still a dominant factor in international councils
ii spite of the damage her reputation suffered through her in-!
ability to put aside partisan politics long enough to join wi t. j
other nations in a league to secure future peace. If a happy:
termination comes to the pending conference in Washington, it
.t erns logical to exnect that this conntrv will thpn KnA n -ou
to entry in a league or association of nations which will provide ' (From the e orwm'.an July u.
iiore civilized agencies than war for the settlement of interna- j c. o. French ha a field of barley
nonai aisputes and dinerences.
The disarmament move will not succeed unless some sur-1-world
wide organization is provided, with the United States is
a member. Human nature has noi changed. Any peace move
i ust, if successful, recognize fundamental conditions and t'ie
history of man from the f ave man down shows that peace must
. est on force. If the world tries to disarm without preparing a 1 In ,wo days of fif,nins 00 "p51" Mc
substitute for the protection each nation now enjoys through H!
vn preparedness the move will fail as surely as communism in ! turned Thursday gratified with their
llussia has failed. The laws of nature move silently amBun-' record.
known to man,y but they are inexorable. ! A ,eiim attached to Jesse Failing s
-- - . . r i buggy kicked and tore around this
MOTION
PICTURE NEWS
IWSTISIK TODAY
M:V FOX PUV STARS
txnvnov hick joxes
The attraction at the Pastime Th
atre beginning today will be "Two
Moons," starring Buck Jones, the Fox
cowboy star. Great things In the way !
cf a treat for the thousands of admir- j
ers of this handsome young actor arc '
t'nited j Promised in. this picture, which was'
Pink Crepe Bloomers of best cot
ton crepe, all sizes, underpriced at 59c
Black Silk Cranlilly Laces for
making garters, in three widths at
22c, 29c and 30c.
CHILDREN'S SOX AT 29c to 55c
A great selection of new vivid col
ors, bright and pretty, half and three
quarter length, best mercerized lisle.
THE SALE OF COLONIAL DRA
PERt FABRICS
is confined, in the future, to this store
in Pendleton. For beautifying the
home, Colonial draperies are ideal.
Yard . 20c to 98c
"Wool Cott" Comforter Batts are
wool processed, very lofty and made
of finest long fibre cotton, purified
without the use of chemicals, weighs
3 lbs. and is 72x90 inches in size
at $1.85
Pure Silk Pongee, 33 inch . width,
yard . 50c
Fancy Bath Towels, extra quality.
and good size, pink and blue; special
price
Beautiful Floral and Novelty Rib
bona, a wonderful array of colors,
bright and pretty for .fancy ,WQrk,U
hairbows, etc. Values that would sell
in a regular way up to .$1.50 .Our . .
price the yard .'. ........ 75c
i
I
Unbleached Muslin Aprons, de
signs of Jap crepe appliqued on front
and sleeves, each v. ......,. .' $1.79
Coverall Aprons in percales of new
designs and colors, all sizes at 98c
and $1.23.
adapted from Ito'oert Welles Ritchie's
novel, "Trails of Two Moons," an ex
onerating tale of the bitter feud lie-1
tween the cattle men and the sheep1
herders of Wyoming.
Levi Strauss Cover
alls for boys 98c
Kute Kut Coveralls
for girls 98c
New Stunts of daring, new situa
posite side of the river. When all hope """" lnn" 1 le
r remembered I . . . "'"
p i wo .ioms, witn tne star bimself at '
j his best. Jones' winning personality!
land his prow-ens as a daredevil never i
thut the postmaster general bad "hu
manized" his department. He secur
ed a maif airplane and made the trip,
receiving the authority afterward.
28 YEARS AGO
on his McKay creek ranch that can
prt be exceeded in beauty and prom
ise of yield by any other in the world.
This is a broad statement, but a safe
one. Mr. French brought Id some
samples with and without "whiskers"
to show his friends.
were given fuller plnj- in any picture,
it is said. As a foil to his masculine
masterfulness axe the charms of Carol
Holloway, who plays the part of Hilma
liins, a daughter of tho sheepmen'
faction. Hilma's hatred for everyth
ing and everybody connected with cat
tle is shown when she deliberately tries
to shoot Orlsinal Blunt (Ruck Jones)
at their first pneounfef.
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Society
for over 75 years has
relied uoon Gouraud's
;jjf Oriental Cream to keep
mm nui uiu cvinpicx
ion hi perfect condition
through the (tress of
the season's activities.
Send IS c. tor
Trial Slxt
RRD.T. HOPKINS SON
Tin;
T)RnilI)K THING"
A S-1'OHV OF C.HKAT I.OVK
-1
EUROPE'S LOAF OF BREAD
rrMIE government's monthly wheat-crop forecast is better than
I was to ha teen expected from the prevalence of dry and
torrid weather over the great grain sections. Condition nasi
fallen somewhat from a month ago, but the outlook still favors
a yield of 809,000,000 bushels, compared with 750,648,000 last
ytar.
So large a crop would leave some 200,000,000 bushels at
bast for export, and the outside world will need it. India's crop
is a lailure. ana that country- will be an importer rather than an:
xporter of wheat. Western Europe can again hope for nothing j
from its former great granary of Russia. The breaking up of
S-ieat landed estates in Southeastern Europe and distribution
intj small peasant holdings seems at the outset to have resulted j
ii, .1 diversification of crops and to end for the time being the)
jii actice of growing wheat for export. Meantime France and !
i he other wheat-deficiency countries of Western Europe have!
-ullered Irom drought and their import needs may be greater
1 han last year's.
Eut Canada promises the amazing yield of 300,000,000 bu.-h-J-K
which would leave as much for export from that country
form an 809,000,000 bushel crop in the United States. At such
figures the two together would save the day. A Europe imrov-
rished by war and working but slowly away from the verge of
;4arvation is virtually assured of its full load of bread for the
coming year if only the American politicians will afford it a
Jinnee to get the same through the channels of trade in goods
1:r goods. New York World.
forenoon near the Main street bridge.
The horses became so badly tangled
that the harness had to be cut off
them, line then started off at a sal
lop but was stopped by Frank Frazier.
who displayed good generalship in
manasing the frightened team. The
buggy was partially wrecked.
W. O. Warren has returned from a
hnsiness visit to La Grande.
The triumph of true) love over false I
is the underlying theme of "The For.
bidden Thing." Alla; , Pawn's first
offering under the banner of Asso
ciated Producers, which will be the
feature attraction. at the Arcade The- i unci Abel loses his standing In the com-
atre today. . . J munit).
faithlessness, gives her hand to im
portuning Dave Whorf, a young fish
ing captain. Pefore a little hoy is horn
tn them. Glory runs away from the
disillusioned Ahel and casts her pre
carious lot with the owner of a small
circus. Abel's mother dies of grief
Arcade fKda
Children 10c
; v Adults 35($
' ill V,"s;C; " v$
Abel Blake loves Joan, a pretty girl
of Provincetown, on Cape Cod, and is
ready to marry her when she Is called
away to nurse an uncle who is ill.
No sooner has she gone than Abel
falls under the evil spell of Glory
Parada, a dance hall beauty. When
Glory realizes that she can entrap Abel
in no other way, she contrives to marry
him. Unhappiness is the inevitable
result.
Dave, meanwhile. Is drowned and
Joan is left a widow. Glory, trying
tr stab her circus lover as' the result
of a quarrel, is shot and dies alone on
the sand dunes.
Joan, when she learns of
Kventually, through a fortuitous clr.
cumstance, Abel and Joan aro reunit
ed. Abel is forgiven by the townspeo
ple and, ivith the two children of Dave
and the woman ho has always loved.
Abel settles down to a life of long-de-Abel's
nled happiness.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
THE LAUGH ISN'T ON OLIVIA.
BY ALLMAN
BILLIONAIRE CITIZEN !
UNABLE TO HMD ROOM;
1IY I'liANK K. MAS' iN"
hifi'iiiitiotial News Service Staff
-orrehpondent .
r.KKl.IN. - July 14. millionaire,
' ..nki-r, .ial klntr. ship owner, Hugo
f -. !;e richest mar. in Germany,
i iiri.i'lc lo pun base a residence in
i'i ilii i-or mi- post year riiiiine has
i. rule his home, while in Merlin in the
H. i. i Adlon. His unite cost him nut
i! re ;i million marks a car.
III.- H-rhii WohnonsMiint. as the
t1-jr. 1 1 inei i w hi h issues permits for
! :i. mis to occupv lodgings is named.
lel'.M's 1,, yvullt Stllllie th privileges
' a l i t Un residence because he main
l ins tlie old faintly homestead in
.M. ellnim on Ibe Uulir. Three times
the simne scouts have found pjltabh-
"eMiiHts for Ibe German Croesus.
Tl.ive ihiicb Hiinnex has asked the
tieeens;irv ttppiovnl of the "Wohnun
i" r.nu" tied bd miiiif tbotiKMiid mark
a month clerk refused his request. The
last deal was for a beautiful mansion
n the Mllevif wf irasse, but the Woh
luingsamt refused assent.
The Wohnungsamt is otnlnlpotent ir.
Germany. It is empowered to billet
families r.f Russian emigrants in the
finest mansions. A landlord can neith
er raise his rent nor evirt a tenant
without permission of this august of
fice. Your own mother-in-law can't
get permission1 to live with you if the
Wuhnung anit refuses. You can't rent
a house or apartment, even if both you
and the landlord agree. If someone
whose name Is ahead of you on the
Vohnung.amt list objects.
The Sttnnes millions have po far
been powerless hefore lliis socialistic
institution. Although he owns the big
Kxcelsion and exclusive Kplunado
Hotels in llerlin. Stirmes prefers to re
main in the Odlon, where he gets the
saute sei vie, as any other guest, until
the W'ohnnngsamt is convinced thai
Germany's foremost business man
needs a lierlin dwelling.
Kheldun Lejune, of the Hvansvllle.
Indiana, Club. Central league, holds
the record for long-distance throwing
of a baseball with 42 feet.
CCMfc Om OliviA
IT iWT CcXD '
ONE OF "THE
ne.vj guests '
' .w m
Allan Dawn
Presents
The Forbidden Thing!
By Mary Mears - !
BRAY PICTOGRAPII.
isn't she
r Scream?
LET 5 GO
IN AMD
WATCH HER!
REMEMBER NOW,
WE MOST N T LAUGH!
NOT To! )
ALTA Today
Children, 10c
Adult, 3Se
Earth's age-old Secret
out at last!
JESSE L. LASKY Preent
William DeMille's
' ' ' ; ''
Production of SIR JAMES M. BARRIE S Famoiu Play
"What Every I
Woman Knows"!
With CONRAD NAGEL and LOIS WILSON ' I'.'il';-
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Comedy "HAM ANN"
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