PAGE EIGHT
THE ITEPPNKR HERALD. HEPPXER, OREGON
Tuesday, October 24, 1922
local news it:-::,'-::
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1Mb morions t'O1 a 1,-w (!:iys' isit.
Mr. iih-'-'Iii-.'iih w.r a l.i; i:.e :; visitor
i'i from l.i-xoi!::.,ji S.. I ': rti.-i y .
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Krb Kirk it ml is miiii: lliix w..k 4r.tr
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- fur i'nctbih'l M(inJ;iy iriorniim where
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,h. iiisi-m wi-nL !u lij'iK'Hi arid i !o:i rdnm :i
I: fi innniiiij.; on Ki'd ('russ nnd minly
In . II h work. I-'i hui 1 11 ion M rs. .Inhii
mi.i nucs to I'ort l;iud 1 al I nd I In- h ;ill h
.t.KirsH ii) si-ssi(ni in Hint cily. 'I'hc
t-i 1 1 hen It Ii nl'lici r Imlh cm I h d every
on itly nnrse in tlie Hlale In attend Lite
r .I'KniHSi,
AfiMHes i:,;iry and I'hlman, I eneliers in
1 1n 1 1 n nhnau wIukiIh, were visi tors n ;
MerHUT lllHt Week allendin Hie teach
ers' Institute. AUsh ICsury einne out
(nun BlonniiiiKtoii, Indiana, a couple (,r
uionlhs ao to take Hie pusillon at H:ird
maii and say.s Mlie Likes tlie west very
in uch. M iss riitnian conies from Sji
pofHf!, UrcMcm, and nlie is also pleaded
w; h Hie vastness' of eastern Ore;;on us
viewed l'mm Uiy liilltojis arottnd llnnl-
Vliilip Malioney, wlio wan injurod by
En luddeiit al tiisvlia ri'.e of a Hed nun
while hi.iitihtf pheasants lust Wednesday,
is improving rapidly ami will soon he
ii I' lo to reinrn o selio.d. Philip, Pay
M Uiifl'ee, Keith Po(.;ati and l'aul Aiken
w ii) huiilhi).!- in-ar .ein;;ton when the
ac ident hattMned ami the others inune
di.'Udy ave Ih-M aid attentinn ami then
1 n hed Phil In (own The inie-ee t -f
Ii liMht arm was Mmt away ami uno
Mi.it pclicl ruled I i.l; I e.l V.
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2205 REfitSTEBED VOTERS
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I .'It rat - inal,' I', mail' 17s. 1u;:l
I 'iMliilill Inn 111:1 1,. 7, iVmal,' II 1 1 1 1 a I
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VOTE 10" ON Fl EILL
.'''litis L, Mri. r is cut irelv ri.-.id
y" :h he sills lor I'dlllaml to try In
e n 1im;e fair nnh- s t ire;.'. mi u- ;) state
w 1 uHliiu; 10 c;in jts ivnsn uahle pro
I " Hon t.f Die lax l.id If a t.nr is to
I Hiiaueed hy 111 nnh taxali.'ti. for l!''.';
or any oiler ra r, c 1 her i ir" .m s'mr Id
en 1 y alpiMuMalel as hca a pari of
lh" U as Porllaiid, or l he project
'n ;!ld he ahandoned
i'.-r Portland to tiy to cnrr the whole
Lis load alone is m1 I . v t cou rse it
il"''Mi'l app.'ar sitlv to Ueot'M Hiker.
M ioi- DaUef would Just as soon Port
end imhI $ U.i)iMt.iiiMi as into, ivoO It's
all the same te tleorm'. for he doesn's
in pa ;inv of it and if he did. In1
stich a t;ood sport that he would
I t htnetf hioko indefiniteU for Die
, ' eer (ov of pa hi all or any part of it
I. Miself 'f he had it.
iiiVKon oteiM outside of Porllaiid will
o.ifer it nnuli-apvreeiait'd favor in
po.iUuid if They will nte "No" on the
ii'e.isure permittini4 Pitrtlaml to tax her--.n
f I't.eiiii.iam, und Portlatut voters A
. ao their city a lot of humiliation and
d 'tivss it' they will ote "No'" on h.dh
steto and i'.ly me.isuros
Meier is i-tlit. Tlie fair idea is
"mi: mit'ly. a;id the present ineasuie is a
e ! fit een if the fair idea Nhould W
re-.mled w 1D1 faor A 1 1 the explaining
ih.it tan he t tunrov hd'.ed h the ei :;a
t;l atut ingenious nmor of Portland
: I lud make i 1 her nie.-isui e a ood
, to he eiuieled Tine friends ef port
li-'.l tu and out of the city will 111M
Vi ttjikci'M fianti'' hahMnr; at its true
v th.
it t'oth measures shoulud oarrv, wluat
a I'Oedtcanu'Ht our c:t Would he In
i 1 land w ou'd he I ikrt the man 00
vhi the :Uh at
, hanks to Mr Mct's conta t with
V M real ;t es I lie).' Is of 'a oeti ce t h-i t
t!-c faeis a he has sd ttum forth w il!
, . t r.t lc l lie co1l'. l.i .I'-lie-S tl''.t t tie col!
'ice of -talc ami ei! If it do, n, t'e
- n.'iio'i i f iumhc f 1 r a hit; ow
' 1 hn e l'.,ol an afpfoprmte f nish
1 let h aim, N.ukiIi, Kit hum; ' Ore
I. n Voter.
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Red Cross Aided K5 000 Vic
tims in Ur.itsd SUtss Loxcs
cy('Mf" y-twn n r.-v-" w,'r
fired.; rc;n,rt--f r-!'l- ;i-:d in.'-tr-U)nv-'
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n : 1 I i-s, li:':;.i-ii ilr.'jj, fi.iir cji!i!:iics.
Mvn lln'iilra '.ii'Iiiii'i. tun shipwrecks
(iiiic an aiisii. ami :i lii-i(l''e eel
laise, mine explosion, railway colli
i'in. mid n (iro'e.-lif. (if the llomls in
llii' I'nileil Stales Hint lit San An
t'inin, Texas, cni'scd tlie Kreiilest
property loss, .;,(mio,iI!K) ami the liijrli
marl, of falalities. pill, while the
flood in Hie vicinil.v of Vlckshnr anil
Xali-hev,, Miss., for: eil ;!1,0IJI persons
fi'oni file::' :.
A fJalior.al Calamity
Tn the 1 ' ' I Cross irsnster relief
records there will ppilnihly remain
for many years one calamity which
touched nearly every shite with a
sense of horror nnd of loss. This was
the distross'ns; collapse of the roof
of the Knickerbocker Theatre In
Washington, I. C. resulting in n'ne-ty-six
di'iiths anil 1'Jo persons in.luri'i.
Piliniled In the renter of the hennll
ful Norllivvest reslilenthil sect Ion, this
motion picture theatre was patronized
hy many persons of prominence hoth
in the olllcinl nnd civil life of the Nil
tionnl Cniiital, wlmse family and per
sonal connections radiated out over
the entire country. The horror was
Inlensilied hy a terrific snowstorm
which, though It retarded, did not
block lied Cross relief.
Airship Crash Finds Aid at Hand
The crash un.d tlesiniction of the U.
Army's large airship ltoma In Vir
ginia last February with the loss of 111
olllcers anil men and 11 Injured was
the first disaster of its kind to call for
lted Cross relief In this country. The
suddenness of the accident tesleil thf
preparedness of the (irgani.al lou and
of the Chapter al Hampton, Va., but
the response was iin'nicilinle and relief
furnished Ihe survivors, also funds for
Hie expenses of relatives of till! dead,
who came from hoig distances to claim
their own.
In I lie year's ovd'sra record for aid
rendered hy tlie lied Cross are 'wo
tires in rhe I 'h i ! i p ii lies, una In Manila,
which destroyed l.iiml homes, Willi a
loss of $ I, .".in l.i ii il I and a.iuiii persons
made homeless, the other at Totilo,
which drove frma their dwellings.
In medical relief thai was quick and
i.Vi,cll e tin- sinall'iax rp:i!i.inio in San i
1 1 ai-o. hii-h had a total of 'JlVlliill
cases wiih '."J"i deai'as in a simile- day.
tested tlie readiness of the Ked Cross
fur action, and the same can be said!
of tlie San lioin'muo hurricane, which
killed 1- persons and reduced the
homes of lS'J persons tu wreckage. A
Hood In San Salvador, with a death
toll id' .'id and 'J.OiMl refugees, was also
effectually handled hy the local Chap
ter id' Ihe American l!ed Cress.
Relief Machinery Perfected
The year has seen Ihe further per
fection of disaster relief administra
tive measures In every held of Ameri
can lied Cross activity, and that the
work may he carried on to still greater
accomplishments the American lted
Cross Is appealing for widespread re
newal of membership during the an
nual Koll Call, to he conducted Ibis
year from Armistice I My (November
11) to, and including, Thanksgiving
lay (November ltd).
Pxed Cross Roll Call
Heard V orld Around
The Anmtul Koll Tall of tlu Aiurri-i-iitt
Kvl'l I'ross for n-istnttluu of tlie
tiu'tnluTshtp fat l!'Jo will Ih'iu on
Ariuhdle-i lny, Novetnltor 11. ami
closo on 'nmnksnl inn ly. Noviiiilu-r
lit). l'lu ground work for this stti
pmtlouji tit!k of ro onrullinic tho mt'in
In rshlii ihrouKthiut ihe worUl Una luvn
laid tu a plan for the tirst eotuplete
and eoinpelu'iislve system of registra
tion of llu Ued I'ross membership In
all Us o.oOO nellse I'hupters at tumie
and abroad.
An n.HtrtHMf feature of tlie rotind
the-world Koll full nunpuiKn will be
a uniersnl effort to re enlist tin- sery
tee of war time Ued Cross workers in
tin ponce program by their pnrtiel
pallon In the Koll Call. In this way
the vast army of volunteers will once
more iiltiliate with tlie work of tlie
Ked Cross In Its manifold phases. Co
operation also has been assured by
(ioverntueut and private maritime In
terest in a deep sen bVH Cm'1 Omr
ties' ned tt reach e ery member
or potential member in eery part of
tlie world who may be en vovao or
teuipoiarily In any port.
Thousands of Chapters w ill ad 'pt
the home canvass plan of eniolPit; :i
which oriiaated In I'ittsbiirjr'i. whore
last ear it n'su'ted in i niomVe;-sh:p
increase of f0 per cent A'l records
in this etir's cania!j:n !1! bo kepi
tn standard sire cards m bo tiled by
taoh Chapter for future use.
;EE5B5E FAVD8ABLE REPORT
ui i.ui iii-h ul iifii LulLii
I - 1 to Da- j; ; ., a f-days n-:o i
j he has received m v- i"Vi irnm U i"
P
On tilt: :::.,-(! Il
iloff Wl.jc.I IS VO"Y
j Lay; Mr. Plerd'raN- want o;"cr i' i
j i-ropd-;..- ro'iwt vi. i) an e:r-,.;iieei- (,;:
riVT) j .- .it - ;v' : ' . fo.-es::y sewi'-c v, h 1:
. ;:) d j-. !.: ',; ;iw r-.n-c v.;: !ad-';;d ;.!.; n jmc-
1 l.'it l m;,i!i-.u:i z-uiK, on the ft,t!.-
jjf"!.e i duly i p. -r cent lha! figure h' -;
, 1 : i'.r.- (,:.!y (.;:e mile l,w a
j : ;.to! e .) . rl;i. Pay rier. ;-
! in": lift ' h; p' in ' i f;k to th- : ri n 1 i t f r ;n
I this !- i'lc i Ih i.d" is only tw o per (
j '1 or ( -' 1 01a 1 t o . 1 : L of ' i ill -,i rue, ho, !' r
f. ' 1 i : ... :. 'i hi i ! 'S ;. l'ii in t i-. i. i-
V'.'a'i'-.Mi ( Ronrne ;'l"l M;ss Iita V.'a 1
cis v'.jf. ma rt i'-d at I 'ftid I '.' I on la.
Tie:-, 'ay morning, the is.rcrrnny liein
(.(rr.irm-d l.y Hi-v. KatriT it'Kotirki-. .
Tin; lia'les. a ii ii I if o of tin. (.'room. ,Mi.
t'cs'.y o'Kuiirke. a i-misin of tlie firon'
was biiilcsmaid and Albert V.'alti-i:
lifollicr of Ihe bride, acted as best 1:1:1!
.Mr. O'Jionrko was ii former rr-sidci
of ilutipiicr where he has many wan
fiuenils all of whom will unite in he
wishes on tliks happy occasion
jl RE-013 POStPJID
pxivkk.-'itv of Di:i:r:ox, mene.
(Spe-ial) The reunion nf l'n i versi t y e!'
Oregon al nr. in i and former st udeait s i i
Pendleton and viein'ity. ched uled for
next Friday evening following the AVhit-(nan-O
reon anie, has heen post rioned
until Nocniher in order that there may
ho more lime in which to make yn'pa
ralinns for the leathering.
I'inalilla county a.lumni heiriin to make
arrangements for a reunion dinner late
la.st week hut it wjih found that it would
reniire more than a week's time to reax li
old gratis in eastern Oregon with linvi
tjDions and obtain their rcsj)onHe bv
fnre Friday.
SMYRNA SITUATION 1PPALLIN!
'Tht gravity of the Smyrna refugee
situation hoennes more evident every
day," according to a statement jusit is
sued by .1, J. Handsaeker, state ddreetor.
Near lOast etitif. "Tlie numher involved
is now said to have reached 700,000 with,
the fear that it will reach a million
in the near future. JUofd of thes; peo
ple were comfortably hcised and en
gaged in productive 1 artistry k.cs tlmn
a inont Ii ago. Now i hey are stripped
of everything and are si rangers on iu
hospitahle shores.
"The island of Milylctie is a fair ex
ample id' a nunihei- of Inlands in the
Aegean sea. 1 uo.oimi rcl'iigces are fc.-p-t.-n-ed
over the islands in jr.all villav.es
ami fan u.s. whHe f.'i.t'nin aie in the City
of Mityltait-. Ii. fugiTS are still arriving
daily. A recent cable .ays. " -iauy of
on r if l'n gees a re s! i il sn i'feii n;v from
hialin-; ..ii back and lea by Tarhinsii
soldiers. V hac just compb-ied in
spection of utlyij:g camps w here the
tr..-d noli.-, ahle feaUire is the (act taal
ihe only men refugees are very old anil
helpless. rarely see an able-bodied
man or good-lotdiing girl.
"Other c;ildegrains tell of the terrify
ing plight of the rel'ugery in other
places,
"At a recent conference ai the White
House President Harding appointed W3M
Hays chairman and .rchie Koosevelt ex
ecutive secretary of a joint emergency
committee composed of representatives
of the Near Fast Ueliief, The American
Red Crows, V. M C. A . Y. V. C. V, Fed
eral Council of IMiurclus, Knights Vf
Coluinhus, The American elief Adiminis
tration, and Die Jewish Relief. At a
meeting of this committee in New York
in the Itith inst.. it was found that at
least $ I 000.000 w ould be needed and
plans are rapidly being fonnubuted fur
a nation wide appeal. Meanwhrile six
shiploods of food have been dispatche 1
by Ihe Near Fast Relief and a number
of relief workers have been entdgnod to
relieve the Smyrna suffering as far as
posihle."
Contributions should tie sent to the
Near Fast Relief, lDC StoOk Kxchange,
Portland.
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Vote 314 x Yes
The purpose of the compulsory pwhllc school attendance bill it to Insure
the instruction of all Oregon children of grammar school age in a common
language, a common history ami common Ideals, to the end that American
unity shall be promoted, American Ideals safeguarded and American insti
tutions perpetuated.
This bill is proposed because Its supporters believe that only by universal
education of our children on standard and uniform Hues can these things be
achieved.
This bill proposes no religious restrictions. It contemplates no limitation
of the right of the parent to teach religion to his child in his own way and
according to his own belief. It raises no issue ot religious difference.
This bill Is purely a measure to Insure that all children by. attending the
public schools shall he taught alike during their grammar school years, so
that their outlook may grow to be a unified outlook for the common weal
aud for their country and Its Institutions.
To make an all-American nation we must have nil-American instruction
cf our children aluiis recognized standard lines. Ignorance of American
Ideals and institutions and language is the greatest menace to them, because
tlio.se who do uot understand them properly do not support them.
One Flag One School One Language
F. S. MALCOLM. 3.T.
Inspector-General in Oregon.
Ancient aud Accepted Scottish Rita.
iraid Advrtistment)
SLED VETER-
iV-.iL KH'ii2!u I j iHss
si -
i i is . , ;u t its 1
pei-ciiii f-r 1 K of ye '- l:s he-en
t as !'" lasl day H.'iidi' ai 'ons f.-.roca-,,.
: ! t'aining made by i-i. :h'?J war
,r u.a' 1 e aecepteJ i.e tr:it(.d
:t!..u .-rera'":s' Ilureau, acpor.'ir.g to a v.
inoum ein'Mit recei v"l f rftrn L. Jes
ph, northwest distrb-t manaR'er r,f the
. eiaiiiii'iit agt.ney. (1 ur'Jre'l tbat ail
ii'-tm vie., peopb' vh'i f 1 D-at th-y
ay s"c'- trailing at th (."xr'-n.o of t)w
v,..-! at al. a laler date fj! tlieir a.p-
; -;.-:o. , vi-i, iu la-arest office of the
t- ,! !,.-:' I ;.i r-eau within the next fe w
cks. The veteiaii lias ono ytur after
pn-si for training)" is .gia.ited t'j take
:: n ; ;i u.-- of il, i f ;p.; ';ii';i! ir.nal haiaf-
' b-.ip is ei im '. ii" led (bning the delay per-i--'l,
if. may lost his training privilege,
it was slated.
Mr. .Jesse:. h seated tlat awn rMior of
-oeat ioiia I training elain.s is las e! on
connc'Ctajn of tin; war disability
'."bi-'h joust he a vocation a i handie;ii
catl Die feasibility of tbe ai'idieant en
Lenog training. Tlie trainee, is paid ?sa
;.nd 0 o a month and additional allow
ances f'r dependents an living expenses
during bis course of study, Aloie than
:"iu disabled veteiatis of the Paid fie
Xort h west have successfully cenvpieted
training course.'; and :i,00 others are now
in training, it was stated. Within tlie
next month, the Veterans' Tiureau will
iresent certificates of graduation to the
I raining st intents who have completed
thiir work satisfactorily. An employ
ment service was recently establish til
by Die Veterans' Rurcau to plu'-e the v 1
rational graili:at"S in positions. Approx
imately Too veleians are learning the;
hti'-'ini ss of farming while others are i
taktim up wo?-k along industrial, trad';
..iid ejl-tleal lines.
tt'hy pay more for gasoline when
you can get it at the Byers Chop Mill
for 30 cents a gallon? 8tf
FOR SALE New knitting ma
chine on. easy terms. Address P. 0.
Box No. 87, Heppner, Oregon. 24tf
October special Weed tire chains
size 30x3 regular $4.00; extra
heavy $5.00 at Heppner Garage. 23tf
We have some uncalled for suits
and overcoats for sale cheap. High
values for little money, Lloyil Hut
chinson, "Where they Clean Clothes'
Clean." 24tf
Bee's Average Life Six Weeks.
A hee hatched in early summer does
not live to ent the honey it gathers, as
Its average life through the husy sea
son Is nor more than six weeks. Only
those horn in Itile uutiinm live till tht
spring.
Joke on Learntd Men.
The pnli Ushers of the IOnevolopetlin
Id itnnnlen onee issued n hool.let eou-
tu i 1 1 1 ill' fnesitnile tesiii..:;iii.il letters
from prominent users of the work
one-ten: Ii of whom misspelled the word
"llrilnnnien."
50 Men
OUR AIM'
Big Men's Class
Sunday, 9:45 a. m.
Federated Church
BK A BOOSTKR
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B. G. Sigsbcc, Mgr.
Program Oct. 25 to Nov. 1 Inclusive
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EUGENE O'BRIEN in
ii
'John
A comedy drama Willi
life. "Jidm Smith" is a fine
Also News Weekly
FRIDAY
HERBERT RAWLINSON in
The stirring mystery-romance, of a man who fell heir to
million dollars and a big scrap, and liked 'em both.
Also 5th Episode of Buffalo Bill
SATURDAY
LON CHANEY in
"The Trap"
A dramatic and scenic wonder of a man who lost himself when
fate flayed against him. How in his darkest hour found himself
through the clinging fingers of a little child brings back to a
thundering climax us dramatic a thurtderbolt as has ever been seen.
Also Movie Chats
SUNDAY
MAX LINDERIN in
"Be My Wife"
Just comedy. You know Max.
Also Screen Magazine
MONDAY and TUESDAY
SESSUE HAYAKAWA in
"The
A rate tomhinulion of tender appoa! to the heart, fine, clean
humor, with a dash of comedy, swift action and a! big surpri:-e.
Also "Traveiaughs"
See all of there pictures
coining to town will think it
lira
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Highest Prices paid for Chickens, Turkeys,
Ducks and Geese delivered at cur poultry
yards in Heppner.
Gornett & Merritt,
Heppner, Oregon Phone Main 615
The Road
to Happiness
IS made more smooth by a substantial
savings account. Mony isn't everything
but it certain'-. ' At. - er the rough spots in
life.
The inborn feeling of satifaction and
contentment that accompanies a growing
Savings Account can only be appreciated
by the man or woman who has one.
Open Your Account and ' -Build
for Happiness
Farmers and Stockgrowers
National Bank
Heppner, Oregon
TRB7
Smith"
an ap!ea.l for people in every walk of
fellow to know
Swamp5
('.hey are good) and a ctrr.nger
is Cily Laugh Week.
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