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WATER SPORTS 5AFÖT
Bring in Four
FOR RED CROSS WORK
Films
Expert Life-Savers and Many
Thousand Swfmhtere Reduce
Mrs. J. M. Biggs left Monday on
Annual Water Toll
the midnight train for Portland in
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ONE push on the starter—and
WIIEEI — the new w in ter “ Red
Grown” is off like a shot!
“ W ild to i o ” — crowded w ith
mileage!—the achievement of our
47-ycars of gasoline-making ex­
p e rie n c e ! F ill at the ‘ R ed
C r own” pump and seel
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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NEW WINTER j
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School trains the brain—but shoes train the
feet. Unless the child’s thoes arc rightly shaped,
the feet will not be properly developed.
Therefore, to keep the ¡’rowing feet shapely
—to make them strong and sturdy—¿-to prevent
twisted bones, broken arches, weak ankles and
other annoying foot ailments—buy
B us ^ B ^ n S h S cs
T hf correct sbepc of th e e shoes is guaranteed by the
Brown Shaping Lasts upon which they are made, and
which give to the inside of the shoe the scientifically
correct shape.
Bring in your boys and girls and have them fitted with
Buster Brtiwn Shoes. Many exclusive styles in various
fashfcnatlc Ica'.kcrc await your choice.
response to a message Informing her
Water sports In the United States
of an operation to be performed on
have never been So ’safe as they are
her sister some time this week.
today, a survey of the work done by
When planning your Thanksgiving Lite Saving experts of the American
dinner remember the food sale giv­ Red Cross in the past year Indicates
Thousands of adults and young peo
en by the Baptist Dales Aid at
Blessings' store on Wednesday after­ pie were taught to swim proficiently
by these experts during this period.
noon. Nov. 25. We can supply your
In addition, 6.681 man. 4,187 women,
wants in cottage cheese, fresh rolls, and 13.024 Juniors successfully passed
pumpkin pies, cakes and dressed the rigid tests of the Lite Saving Ser­
poultry. Orders for chickens m a y . vice of the Red Cross. The total thus
be left In advance with Mrs. Chas, j trained during the year—22,892—is
Skinner or Mrs. W. It. Longhorn
5,041 more than last year’s results.
The total membership of the Life Sav­
Mr. and Mrs. Vans Boynton have ing Corps of the Red Cross on Juns
settled their business affairs hrro 30 was 72,810 persons.
nd moved to Pendleton where he
Meeting the demand for qualified
Instructors and councillors In these
expects to be employed.
camps, are the college men and women
New Fall and Winter Styles In of the country, many devoting whole
children's coats, ladle8 coats and or part of their annual vacation peri­
dreses. Ladles,' men’s and child­ ods to this field. Meeting the need
ren’s hosiery and underwear. Bar- of standardized Instruction In Life-
cley corsets made to measure. Also Saving, First-Aid, and kindred sub­
coat and dress material by the yard. jects, the American Red Cross con
ducted nine First-Aid and LKe-Savtng
Mrs. Emma Johnson, third house
Camp Institutes this year with a total
east Catholic church. Not at home attendance of more than 600, in Maine,
for business Wodnfesdays.
7-tc Massachusetts, New York, North Car­
olina, Indiana, Wisconsin, Oregon, and
California.
Representatives of Red
Title He C ave Himself
Cross Chapters, summer camps, life
Stuck to Great Showman guards at municipal pools and beach­
Probably the greatest showman thi es, directors of physical education In
world has ever known was Hunger schools, and others of this calibre
famous for Sanger's circus. He ever, made up the student body.
A number of city or regional Insti­
went so far as to give himself n tltlt
and the title stuck so llrmly that tutions were conducted also during
many people thought he really h.-v' the winter at indoor pools to develop
been elevated to the peerage! Every­ local exports. The aquatic school con­
one knew him as “Lord" George ducted by the New York Chapter was
especially successful, it is stated. In
Sanger.
In his book, “Studio and Stage,” Sir. spired by this sysem . many camps,
Joseph Harker, the famous Scene pools, bathing beaches, etc., have
painter, tells how this “title” came adopted In whole or In part, the Red
about. It wag the outcome of a deal Cross Life Saving and water-safety
In horses with William Cody, other­ program. In the New England states
wise known as Buffalo Bill. Accord alone, more than 180 camps employ
Ing to Sanger, Cody thought himself councillors trained in these methods
partial survey indicates more than
by far the more Important showman A
80 cities using the Red Cross senior
In the course of the preliminaries to test as a minimum requirement for
the deal, Bill sent a representative to their municipal life guards. Educa
Sanger with a message to the effect tional Institutions have turned to It
that "The Honorable William F. Cody" with enthusiasm.
refused to take a penny less than so
This widespread instruction be
much for the horses.
sides creating unprecedented numbers
Sanger, who had the gift of giving of expert life-savers, Is developing a
neat replies, and who also was not vast body of Americans who are at
going to be outdone, without more home in the water. All contributes
ado sent back this terse message:
to safety the year-round, for swim
“If you are the Hon. W. F. Cody, mlng is a recognized all-year sport
then, hang It, I’m Lord George Stinger today, records show.
—and I won't give a ha'penny more
The danger from water accidents
than I stipulated for the horses."
Is ever-present however where proper
And from that dny on “Lord" safeguards are not taken and to
George Sanger he renminc-d.
broaden this valuable Red Cross Ser
vice Is one of the reasons why In
creased membership In the Red Cross
Is urgod. The Annual Roll Call, dur­
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ing which the opportunity to assist
all Red Cross work In many lines of
endeavor Is extended, will be held
FOR SALE!— Buggy. Joe Dyer.
from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving,
10-3tp November 11-26.
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MITCHELL DRUG COMPANY
Hermls’on, Oregon
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FROM GRANDOTHERS DAY
(C ontinuât from Pag» One)
prudence for children. Women have
cleaned up hundreds of cltlee. Men
are
rebuilding
them. Men and
women are learning to live and work
together. Men e,"e coming to ax-
cept women as their co-workers.
Woman’s place is home and she
must not be forbidden to dwejl
there. Who would be so selfish, so
blind, so reactionary, as to forbid
hed her fullest freedom to do her
work, must surrender opposition In
the end.
For woman’s work is race preser­
vation, race Improvement, and who
opposes her, or interferes’ with her,
simply fights nature, and nature
never loses her battles.
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Wrf Carry a
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OLD MR. CARTER HELPED
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etc.
which removes GAS In ten minutes
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Brings out old
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to keep in mind the
fact that in addition to
printing this news­
paper we do job work
of any kind. When
in need of anything
in this line be sure
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218 FRONT ST.
PORTLAND, OREGON
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