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, niETH;"Feb.""21.V-the P. T.
nu'ets at the' nohool houne , Friday
night, with a .riehnte nn a feature of
the enlertalmnent. The queHtlon tor
debate Is, IlMolved, that there Is more
hu)tnes in double cusaudneMs (mat
rimony) thnn In BlnRle ' fclesednes,
Mr. and Mm. W. W. Snider, afflrma-
Olcmnn,
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and 'tho Messrs.
. Mr. and Mrs. H. 3. Knglish Jird Mr.
nnd Mrs. F. J. Alden motored to He
lix Sunday afternoon to visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rose.
Mrs. Wm. Bostwlck returned home
Thursday from Union where she had
been visiting hor mother. '
Mltis Hariihllne Hortnn Is reported
as being ill from the flu.
Mr. rfhd Mrs. W. W. Snider and fam
ily entertained F. D. Olemnn at din
ner, Tuesday evening., ;
The . young men of the Sunday
school met with their teacher. Mrs. J.
M. Harrison a few evenings ago and
organized their class, the following
members being elected:
Teddy Hoberts, president; Perry
Woods, vlco president; Elmer Em
husk, seerotury treasurer, nnd Clar
rnoo Snider, chairman of social af
fairs. The boys nnd girls are car
rying on quite a spirited contest.
Logan Marlln was in Pendleton a
short time Saturday afternoon. , ,
Mrs, Lewis McNeil has returned
from a two or three days' .visit at
linker. ; t
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Lnngley enter
tained Miss Mary Hnrtnott at dinner
lust Tuesday evening.
j Quit a number of nioth people at-
1 tended the high school vaudevlllo nnd
have much praise for the Juniors.
1 Miss Elizabeth Simpson of Prndle-
i.ton, spent Saturday night, with Miss
I Fuy Clark.
I Mrs. S. fltnithers was shopping In
I'emlloton Katurdny e-venlns. ,
Mr. Haley, Juvenile officer of Ten--'
dleton mnde a business trip to ltieth
Friday evening.
Win; BoNtwIck and S, Crnyno were
business visitors In Pendleton Friday
)umirnuiK
Mr. Itonfroe mndo a business trip to
'lhe Prince of , Wales Shoots a Tiger
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;An exclusive picture of the jmnca of Wales. Hunting big game in ine jungles near ffopai, India. Here
he ia on tli? alert for a tiger o break cj-cr. He 1b in the same howdah that was used by King Oeors In I
181L Ths prlno Rucraeded in bugging tke, tiger.
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Portland, Saturday, ;
Mrs. Jloldmnn of Lone Hurst has
been confined to her bed since 'Wed
nesday suffering from la grippe.
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. L Alden of Tort
land, were visiting at tlno home of Mr.
and Mrs. It. J, English Sunday after
noon. :
Mr. and Mrs; Frank Hurt and fam
ily went to l'endleton to visit with her
mother nnd father over Sunday last
week and whllo there they became 111
with what they believe to be the flu.
They have returned home now, how
ever, und are convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Snider and
family attended the Artisan entertain
ment last Tuesday night and report a
good time.
The new O. AV.. R. & N. bridge
across the I'mntllla river here Is about
to become a fact s workmen have for
the past week been busy laying niate-
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LOOKING WEI.I,
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Xow l weigh 103 ls. nnd feel perfect
ly well. Anyone 1 see suffering I tell
them of what Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy has done for me. They all want
to know wUjit makes me. look so well.
Your medicine has aHo been a rent
i life-saver for my mother, I cannot
recommend It too highly for stomach
trouble." It is u simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catarrh
al miH'U from the intestinal tract and
allays the Inflammation which causes
practically nil stomach, liver and In
testinal ailments, Including appendici
tis. One dos -will convince or money
refunded." -At druggist everywhere
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AVOR OF JAP STUDEN
T
rial at the bridge site, and constrtic
tqn will be under way in a very few
days. Steel for the nrldge was un
loaded along the track here several
months ngw
The auto drivers who l.sv oefMtn
to drivo through Lone Hurst will lie
inclined to give Clarence Snider nnd
Perry Woods a voto of thanks when
they find what an Improvement they TOKIO, Feb. 81-. (IT. P.) Several
made In the road at tho foot of the mn 't l said have" spoken In favor
hill by a couple of hours' work. For tho student murderer of former
the past.day or two almost every car. Premier Hura who was arrested today
that passed that part of the road was-whpn the police broke up a suffrage
stuck In the mud.
made It passable.
The boys have
!50.
$450.
Pccds.
Jacoh Xeison to C. E, Hunter,
l&t 6, block 85, Freewater.
C. E, Hunter to John Clark,
Lot 6, 'block 8"., Freewater.
J. Howard Reid to Genevieve Reld,
100, thnt part of S 1-3 SW 1-4, sec
tion 5, Tp. 4, X. R. 29, lying south of
the U. S. R. S. "A" line canal.
John D. Es-tle to T. A. Williams,
$10.00 NV 1-4 PR 1-4, S 1-1 1-4.
SB 1-4 and SET 1-4 SB 1-4, Section
24, township 6, north, range 34.
J. H. Reld to Fred A. Chezik. 6,
000. Lot 7, block B. First Add' to
Hcrmlston.
John n. Watson to W. E. Ferrbee,
J1.00. SW 1-4 SW Wl-4, Section 8,
Tp 4, X. R. S8, SW 1-4 SE 1-4 Sec.
TP. S, X. R. 2T.
Twig Hlnkle to W. Tl. Hinkle, $250.
Mete and bound tracts In Sees. 8 and
17, Tp. 1, S R. S2. - 1
demonstration.
OVSTEIl OF C.IRIi STANDS
NORRISTOWN. l'a Feb. 21.
The right of Bryn Mawr, college to
dismiss one of Its students on suspi
cion of some Irregularity was up
held today, when the Montgomery
county court handed, down an opin
ion that it had no jurisdiction In the
suit of Miss Murjorio Rarked of
Michigan City, Ind., " for reinstate
ment in tho cdllegc. Miss Barker
was notified not to return to college
after the Easter vacation last year.
She, demanded the right to clear her
self of suspicion and failing to re-
SHOULD HUBBY KISS HIS
MILWATJKBU. r Feb. 5li-tI.'S.' 8.1
Shoiid'a husband kiss'nls own wife
in public? " v
Authorities on-etiquette antr-affairs
of the heart' may have their opinions
on this question. Mrs. Jacques H.
Goedby Mills, JV., of New York, who
pretends to be nothing more than a
wife, certainly has hers. ' : , ' , 1 "
Mrs. Mills, Jr., feels so strongly that
a husband should never kiss his wife
II public that she has begun .suit for
divorce, basing her action : on the
ground that Jacques, her hubby, kiss
ed her right smack on the lips in view
of hundreds of persons who were mere
strangers.
The kiss was committed on a New
York dock, Jacques being on his way
to somewhere jor other. She makes
no criticism of Jaoques style of kiss
ing, but she Intimates, docs Mrs.
Jacques, that it was Impolite and Vul
gar, to say the leastr for a mere hus
band to subject his own devoted wife
to the indignity of public oscillation.
She ndmlts there was no shady nook
by a moonlight pool, or any of those
cushioned davenports that appear so
romantic under the glow of rose-shaded
lamps anywhere around the dock
New York docks at least haven't such
things. . r ' s-
But Just the same ' Jacques should
have suppressed his oscillatory ten
dencies for his dear wife's sake. Mrs.
Jacques Insists. ;
While waiting for the New York
courts to decide the question raised by
Mrs. Jacques, Milwaukee women are
discussing it.
There's Mrs. Helen Raabe, wife of
the curator of the Layton Art flallery,
who culls Jacques a "new Lochinvar,
"I should think rils wife would'havc
been overjoyed," said Mrs. Itaabo to
day, referring to Jacques's now '. fa
mous dock kiss. ' ,
"There is hot enough of that affec
tionate Impulsiveness in our American
men. The'wlfe in this case certainly
did not have grounds for divott-e. That
woman must be super-sensitive."
Mrs. Benjamin Fuellman. prominent
club woman, agrees with Mrs. Jacques
that a dock or anything as public Is
not the place for a husband to kiss his
wife. - y
"I think caresses between husband
and wife should foe given in private,
with no outsider to desecrate the mo
ment," said Mrs. Fuelleman. "I do not
think, however, that one would be
justified In seeking a divorce because
of a public kiss." '
Married peoplo should conform, to
convention, Mrs. John B. Brisbane, of
Milwaukee 8 West Sidft Mothers' Club,
declared. '
Kisses are too sacred to be given
In public," she said. "However, r do
not believe one should sue for divorce
because of a public kiss. It is too
trivial a happening to tring such dras-
l-OXDOX. Feb. fl,-ML N.
The Prince of Wales has jul.t ended
a visit to whut Is regarded a very
advanced woman In India.
She is ruler of a million peorte.
Her authority Is absolute, and Kne
has powers of life and'deata. She
may pas on her name and title to a
dauehter under the old plan .f ma
triarchy. She keeps her own mine In
1 marriage. Mer husband- Is given
Iwhipp nltiM, In the eourt.
j What more could the most fiery
feminist askj? ' ' . ,. " ,
Yet this powerful woman ruler,
Jehun, the Begum of Bhopal, does
not succumb, lo one temptation of
today. She never exposes her ' skin
I in' public. So that no one could pos
sibly gain a glimpse of her veiled
face a special bodyguard accompa
nied her to the coronation of King
George in 191 1. "' "". .
, Uves in- Splendor.
Beautiful white silk fashions her
lusuul robe, und she lives in splen
dor. Rich fabrics and gold embroi
deries hang on her palace -wall's.
Sunny -white courtyards, with near-
let pathways, brilliant, fountains und
birds enhance her existence, the end
of which is the happiness- of her
subjects.
To do honor to the visiting Prince
her court has been gathered. . He
Will see the glories of Ourbar Hall.
The Begum's secluded life does not'
IM-event her from being one of Eng
land's niost valuawo 'vassals. ' in
travel sho rides at the head of her
tfoops, her eyes blazing through the
peepholes- In hen headdress. She
has fpunded and supported1 hospitals,
schools, state railways and police sys
tems. : .--'' '
'On one occasion, during a trip to
Mecca, her troops Hud' to fight of f! an
attack by Arabs, and she led- them
In battle. V.
, iW Water Colors. - '
Besides Her public activities,' she'
has become proficient in water-color
painting and la somewhat 61 a 'lin
guist. ' - '-'
In spite of her -'intelligence" -and
modern tendencies; jennn never
travels without1 her astrologer, "who
to a necessary part' of the suite, -which
includes a doctor, ladles In .waiting
and two priests, twenty-four1 persons
in all. Years ago, when the Ilefcum
fell 111, during a trip trf pay homage
to the ' King, she came tinder the
care of a uerman physician, which
of course, annoyed her own. doctor.
The astrologer .was prevailed upon
to predict that Jier 'life would end
soon if she did not listen to the new
loctor-s advice.' Only in1 this way .
could her own adviser be 'silenced.
Honored bv Knirland. V
Klnsf George approves highly'; of
tho Begum's work In India." He,".ho.s
given her the order of Grand' Com
mander of the Ktftr p'-f ndlii. She is
the only woman so honored. ,'
Her husband plays a minor role in
the Begum's palace. He 'Is known
as Nawab, 'and evidently his place
Is In the home. ' ' , ., ' '
Called tho "Invisible," this re
markable woman rules to the satis
faction of her people. She won great
acclaim for a rousing, sneech -she
made In 1015, WenSkolkh-ul-Islam
proclaimed a Holy" waYw against the
Allies. The Begum exHorted her peo
ple to stand fty .l(ied powers
rind denounced" the Kaiser. Jehan
has ruled for more than twenty
years. She Is about sixty years, old '
now, , i
COUNT ON
GALUUET
reive this onnortunltv. niinlie.1 to the
court for a mandamus i-derinc the ,t' action."
college to reinstate her. . I "A public kiss between , man and
" , wife is not impolite.- Mrs. Archie
Tegtmeyer, another well known club
McCORMICK IS "NOT AT HOfE" i woman, announced emphatically
CHICAGO, Feb. jl. (C P.) Har-1 "Certainly husband and wife have
old McCormick Is "not at home" to i the right to kiss when and where they
Emil Burcy, a cousin of Max Oser, the please. I should th nk Mrs. Will
J prospective bridegroom of Nathilde; would have been more "leased th:
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