Cook and Can
in the famous
CONSERVO
STEAM COOKER
Save Food—Fuel—Health
Used over one burner of oil, electric, coal or wood
range. It will cook an entire meal or can 14 quarts of
vegetablefl, fruit or meat without attention of any kind.
Foods cooked in CONSERVO retain their flavor, food
values and bulk. There are never any burned vessels to
•oak, «crape and scour; think of that, you overworked
women with rattled nerves.___
CONSERVO takes the curse of depressing heat and
the usual big muss out of cooking and canning. Shut it
all lip over one burner and go about your other work in
comfort.
FEDERAL MARKETING
DECLARED A NEED 9
the
HAGUE INSITO« ;
Interstate Commerce Commission,
the Federal Trade Commission, the
Federal Reserve Beard and the Fed
eral r^sa Bank.
s The Intent and purpose of the act
to to create a federal marketing board
which would function for farmers,
cooperatives and other organisations
handling farmer products, as the Fed­
eral Reserve Board, and other bodies
function for the Industries which they
represent.
The biU does not Inject the govern
ment into business.
The bill pro­
vides primarily for governmental ac­
tion which will serve chiefly to en­
courage and safeguard intelligent and
business-like procedure in cooperative
marketing of agricultural products.
In my opinion it helps to set up mar­
ket machinery that will enable the
farmers to engage in commodity mar­
keting in a fair, high<lass and un­
objectionable manner, li deserves the
serious consideration of every * bunt
faj
CUBED TO CAMPERS
(By Dr. W. M. Jardine. President,
Closing of additional toraot «n-aa
Mbwoxih Idfiiiir
Kansas Agricultural College, fa The '
on the Motet Hood and Whitman inatirate was field at T^ost lake mat
Nation's Busin ass).
>
national forests has Just been au­ week. The total enrollment reached
Wheat was one of the grope pro­
thorised by District »forester Geo. H. 84, including leaders.
MembeN of
duction of which was greatly stimu­
Cecil, of Portland. This action waa the faculty were Rev. W. 8. Gtelser,
lated during the war period from
taken at the requeat of the auper- of Odell; Dr. Leach, district auperfn
Ktriotic as well as selfish raaaan*
vtoora of these two forests.
tendent; Rev. W, N. Byars, of Ho^d
fore the war the normal acreage
The area dosed on the Mount Hood River, and Dr., and Mr* Spencer, of
planted to wheat fa the United States
embraces the upper water sheds of Portland. It may be* noted here thgt
was around forty-seven millions. It
Badger snd Little Badger creeks, Dr. Spencer was fe leader fa estab­
reached a peak of seventy-live million
lying oast of Mesut Hood.
Th« lishing the first Bmtlhite* ln-Or.-<pm
PRESENTS
acres at the close of the war. During
Whitman dosing order rovers all Rev. Gabriel Sykes, Who was to have
the last two years, however, thia acre­
or parts of the fuUowlng drainages been a number of the faculty, could
age has l«e«i reduced. Ill 1922 It waa
lying withfa * the national forest: not come because of Illness.
reduced to sixty-two millions, and fa
Granite creek, North Fork of the
Dr. Leach put everyone on even
1928 to fifty-eight mUlions, and it
John Day river, the north drainage footing tn the flrat morning watch by
will probably not exceed fifty-five mil­
of DeoolatiM creek. Chicken creek, urging each one to feel himself a
lions for 1924.
Withfa two more
Weet Chicken creek and the drain­ part of the instihlte. .From his talk
years I hope it will not exceed fifty
age of Braver creek withfa the all felt freer to take part.
f
million acres, which will take care of
A Paramount Picture
Itoundary of ’ the La Grande water­
The morning watch at 0.80 helped
our home needs.
shed.
atrike the keynote for the day. After
Our wheat problem will be elim­
Ou account of the extreme flre a hearty camp breakfast everyone
inated when we erase to be an ex­
danger aud the number of mau-raused was ready for a study of “The Primi­ NETA NALDI
porter of wheat In competition with
fires these arras are closed to camp tive Church" with Dr. Siwncer. Rev.
PATSY RUTH MILLER
auch new wheat-producing countries
fin«, smoking and the use of matches, Byara led a class In “Christian Stew­
as Canada. Australia and Argentina.
according to the report. Under the ardship,’’ followed by a talk on rec­
GEO. FAWCETT
Then, and only then, will our forty-
instructions of the district forester reation by Dr. Spencer. The after­
MATT MOORE
two-cent-a-bushel tariff wall work fa
no permits will be issued for travel­ noon was spent fa putting into prac­
the interest of all the wheat pro­
ling on thrae areas.
tice Dr. Silencer’s good ideas
Rev.
ducers. At the present time the farm­
There are now closed arras in nine Gletoer led an Interesting class in
ers who produce the wheat containing
e
of the national forests of Oregon method* which promisee to Influence
ATTRACTION
( From Portland Spectator)
a high percentage of protein are get­
and Washington.
The Chela u fa the jre*r’s activities fa a great meas­
ting the lienefit of the tariff because
Not a few people of Oregon and Washington to eutirely closed, ex­ ure. Mrs. Spencer very sbly spoke 11
we are producing lees high-protein the northwest travel across a con­ cept at designated ramp grounds, and
on work with children, of wlilcti the
wheat 'in the United States than to tinent and an ocean to reach tile the Deschutes in Oregon te entirely
Sundsy school teachers took careful
required to till home demands; hence snow iwitkH of Bwltrierlaqd. ami yet. closed to aus»klng. Nine watersh«*ds
Inspiring lectures filled the
high-protein wheat to on an Import almost in their dooryarda stands on the Whitman, nine on the Umatilla note.
evenings. Dr. Spencer gave an able
basis.
one of the most interesting of moun­ and two in the Cascade, all in Ore- dtocuasion of mtoalons, home and
Our exportable surplus consists of tains to climb—Mount Hood. . When gn. are dosed.
In Washington, in
soft, semi-soft wheats aiq) low-grade atmospheric conditions are right, and addition to the Chelan, one water- foreign. Rev. Byara w*v*«er able to
finish hte course on stewardship be­
hard, winter wheats. They must be poor atmospheric conditions are the shed on tlie Mount ..........
Baker, three on cause of lllnens.
Actual scenes showing capture
aold on the world's market in com­ exception, the view that to gained the Colville, the I^wis river water­
The informality of camp life made of wiki elephants.
petition with Canada's excellent wheat by those who ascend the mountain shed ou the Columbia, as well as the
and Australian wheat, also with Ar­ to reward for the rigors of the trip. entire east', side of the Columbia, everyone feel at home, while the sur­
gentine wheat, wheat that to being Seven snow peaks are visible; Mount except Mount Adams above the 5,000 rounding grandeur lent a note of NEWS- TOPICS - FABLES
vrtirahlp to the freedom of nature.
produced at less coat because of Adama, 00 miles away across -the feet elevation are affected by the
cheaper land, cheaper labor in some precise orchards of the Hood River «-losing order». On the Mount Hood Bongs, yells, sxrima. and the like,
cases. lower production costs and valley ; St. Helens sad Ranier, the two wiiterHbetiH and the I-arch moun­ which no doubt would be foreign to
the Ideaa of Wesley, Calvin, I.uther
cheaper transportation.
round head and the pointed rising tain region are closed.
other early leaders, were enjoyed
We have passed the day tn America pbantom-like in the hary horison to
“According to past forest fire his­ and cuualdered part of modern youth.
when we can grow wheat for export the northward ; Jefferson and Three tory, much of the worst part of the
in competition with these countries Blatera on guard above the wheat­ fire season is still ahead of u*” said The Odell chapter entertained the
and the sooner we turn to the produc­ fields of central Oregon, and when Mr. Cecil, in dtocusslng the dosing others at a melon feed, for whieb the
tion of other crops, the better it will the air Is clear, ' the white cep of order* “While we are glad to have rest thank them heertily.
'Sunday. Only, August 10
Mr. Gletoer and b(y. Byara, who
be. Fifty million acres properly pre­ Shasta can be seen away "off to the ■■ampere avail themselves of the rec­
pared, planted to good seed and prop­ southward.
From this 11,225-foot reational use of the forest* and wel- conceived, the idea o( a Lost .lake lu-
THE MAMMOTH*
erly cared for in the harvesting and vantage point in the sky can be come the careful campers, we cannot etljutr, hope to make this a per­
marketing, will make wheat growing traced the ribbon-like course of the overlook the fact that our first re­ manent institution. The organisation
SUPER-SPECTACLE
profitable in the United States and at Columbia and above the river's gorge sponsibility is to protect the forests fur next year has been completed
and all are hiking forward with in­
the same time supply our domestic rise the
“ low ' foothills, orchard-clad, of from destruction.
Bo > in order to
need with the kind of wheat demand­ the White Salmon district ; the for- keep out the careless and the terest and devotion to the next Insti­
ed in the trade.
est acres and the green and gold thoughtless, who are rrapousible for tute.
Canada. Argentina and Australia and brown of the farm lands make n great nuiay of our tin«, we are
and
have an almost unlimited acreage and an Incomparable patch-work,
forced to issue these closing orders
virgin prarie soils adapted to wheat here and there, huddled serenely to­ for arras of extreme fire liaaard.”
production, and for many years to gether. lie the little block houses of
Ap historic picture produced in
“If each careful camper, he added,
come will be able to produce an ample half a dosen towns. Then, sunrise
Europe for Paramount, abo i
“would make it a point to enllat live
World's supply of wheat. Our only or sunset, a summer sky, «loud bil­ other people to assist in forest fire
ho|>e is to cease to lie an exporter of lowed. and the contour of a great
Of. C. A. Macmm, frt-eaident of the
country—the wonder of these things prevention we might in time eliminate
wheat.
, . K
most of these man-caused fires, which Mosier Fruit Growers Association,
The farmers are filled up on advice can be appreciated by those persona
are
rausng
so
much
trouble
at'
pres
­
here last Friday on buafaesa! ex­
from the outside. They only want to who have stood on the white top of
pressed the opinion that apple price«
be let alone to work out their own the world and looked out. Equally ent.’’
Mr. Cecil «too suggested that trav­ would be sufficiently high thia year
problems. They wonld like business impressive are the glistening sides
ellers communicate with local forest to give growers a fair profit on their
men and others who have been strong of Hood, its glaciers and ice caverns
on advice the last few years to turn and -----------------
tumbling --------------
waterfalls,
What a supervisors tiefore planning a trip investment. He stated that the Mo­
their attention to working out a plan wonderful playground this mountain into national forest area* Camp fire sier district's tonnage would ba 20
permits are required for all areas fa- per cent smaller than last season
whereby the farmer may purchase a to!
side the national forests, and Infor­ but declared that apples were attain­
plow, a set of harness, a binder and
The Hood River post. American
other implements and supplies at a Ijegion, te doing much to draw at- mation on fires and new closing or­ ing good also, deOpite the drouth, and
cost commensurate with what be to tention to and popularise the enow ders may »too be obtained. General that growers were taking excellent
able to get for hia wheat. They think fields of Hood and that the efforts Information to given out at the dis­ care of their tract«
“It to my opinion,” aald Dr. Ma-
that the business men could accom­ of this organisation are meeting with trict office fa Portland, but permits
plish a great deal along this line if success to reflected in the increasing are issued only through the forest crum, “that the commercial apple
crop of the northwest to being over­
number of people who make the an­ supervtoora and ranger*
they would go at it seriously.
estimated conaiderably.
When the
The farmer believes that be has not nual climb with members of the
harvest to over, it will he found that
been getting a square deal, and I be­ Legion, and in the growing number
the big producing sectiona are lSjOOO
lieve he to ri*bt.
He has had of visitors to the mountain through­
or “more care short of last season.
too much to pay fur the things he has out the year.
With our staple and favorite com­ i
had to buy. He rrallaee. of course,
mercial
variettoa,
Newtowna and
Leet Lake In 1
an we all realise, that the coat of
•
fit*.* iw**
V
Hpltsenburgs, we mid-Columbla dis­
labor to a large element in this price; Just like a sheet of silver,
that labor, being approximately twice
Just back with Thomas Clarke tricts ought to fare well. The dry Produced with abdolute fidelity to
Bpread tn a quiet glen,
weather to going to mult fa smaller
as high as it wga before the war, Up fa the boundless forest.
from a tour of exploration on the
the book.
sises than last year. Thia is going
naturally makes transportation coats
south
base
of
Mount
Hood.
Prof.
L.
Far from the haunts of men
to be true both hi non-irrigated and
high, clothing high, and farm machin­
F.
Henderson
Tuesday
reported
to
the
Is a lake, aa clear as the crystal,
Irrigated districts.
ery high. He to wondering bow lopg
ALSO
Tuesday Lunch club the discovery of
(fooled by the nu ma tain air.
"The buyers of fruit are beginning
this can last. ,
a
flowered
park
which
be
declared
We wondered, bow long through the
to
realise
that
the
grower
must
get
He ia hopeful that it to about over.
la nearly as beautiful as Eden Park,
ages,
Personally. I think that Inside of two
discovered two years ago on the north­ a return that will allow him a profit
Hood's
image
reflected
there.
and pay the intereat on hia invest­
years it will be over and that the
west bane of the mountain.
ment. The railroads are, too. coming
farmer will come into hia own and Who set that gem In the mountains?
The new park. Prof. Henderson
that the disparity between the pur-
Who Imrdered its shores with
stated. Is very accessible, being only a to realise this. For the past several
trees?
chasing power of a bushel of wheat
short distance up the East Fork of year« the growers have been losing
money. Already the,effect of such
and the cost of the various articles a Ripples the lake fa the evening?
Hood river from Sabale falls, an at­
farmer will have to buy will be con­
Fans, with the canyon breese?
traction of the Mount Hood Loop condition to being felt by the rail
siderably less than It to today.
Hia work waa not done once, and highway. He predicted that- the re­ lines. They realise that the grower
must make some money or go out of
I do not think that the farmer situ­
finished.
gion will -be chosen as the site of. a
ation to going to be helped through
A Comedy Burlesque.
He fashions the woods and the summer hotel
An easy trail, he de­ hiwineoo, and when he goes out of
Imaiheaa the rail lines lose some of
auch legislation as to proposed fa the
piafan,
clared, will carry the visitor in a
their
most
lucrative
freight
business.
"
McNary-Hsugen measure which was Borden the beaches of oceans.
three hours* walk to the snowline.
Dr. Ma<Tiitn says that the coat of
before the congress for disposal.
Changes at will, Hia domain*
Innumerable stream*, fed from now­
boxes for this season’s crop will be
They are not asking for charity.
banka,
however,
declared
Prof.
Hen
They want a square deal. They want We question if men can improve It, demon, are being polluted by herds materially decreased over tosh Box­
The charm of the lake. God made. tkf''
—g—~
- • .JU-——’-v.' es are costing growers 14 cents each
our business men and our legislators
thia year as against 18 cento last
to make. It possible for them to buy Careful, ye camper*, don't mar it.
Prof.
Henderson
urged
that
local season. Indications also point to a
Preserve, with your honor, the
the things they need In the operation
folk
take
some
action
toward
secur
­
shade.
smaller wage for picker*.
of their business at a reasonable cost,
ing through government agencies the
Wed. and Thura, Aug. 13*14
and they will do the rest. The Mc­ Then, only the lake for the hiker. elimination of sheep and cattle to the
On
through
the
woods
with
bis
Nary-Haugen measure, fa my judg­
flowered and park areas.
load.
ment. to a very unsound, unsafe meas
Attorney Smith reported progress of
Now, you can ride in an auto,
nre to be enacted into law.
the community hospital. S. E. Bart
Out on the Loat lake road.
Generally speaking, I believe that
mess read a poem on Mitchells Point
the demand for this measure to not We reached the lake at the sunset, tunnel.
coming from the substantial farmers , A cloud of pure burnished gold
President Pl neo announced that the
of America but from the dtotreused Hung still, above the tall mountain. meeting next Tuesday will be nt the
The body of William Oallentlne.
merchants and bankers and farmers
Its grandeur could never be told. Mt. Hood hotel.
of Husum. Wash., plasterer, who died
who are attempting to grow wheat The evening shadows now - gathered,
here Sunday night from wounds sus­
under unfavorable conditions.
The gold uf the cloud changed to
tained when he was sccldan rally shot
The plan embodied in the McNary-
' «ray.
by a brother-in-law, waa shipped bo
Haiigen bill ia said not to be price­ Came down, and encircled the
White Salmon, where Interment oc­
fixing. yet it provides that the govern­
mountain,
curred at the Old Fellows cenrtery
ment buy the farm surplus until the
The night oversliadoared the day.
Tuesday. Mr. Gallentlne, aged 85, to
price reaches certain ration to an “all
—8. M. B.
>4»
survived by hia wife and a 2-yrar
commodity index.” The government
old child. A brother, John Gallen«
thus determines the ratios and con­
A.
F.
s
Steele,
who
returned
Sun
­
Selohe Camp Hr» News
tine, lives at White Salmon.
CHRISTIE COMEDY
sequently the price.
day from
«ttle. Where a J confer-
The fatal accident <xvurred at Hu-
The Selohe Camp Fire held its
The effect of operation of the meas­
enee of cooperative apple shipping «na last Thursday when Mr. Oallsn-
ure will be to pyramid prices, increas­ monthly ceremonial last Thursday concerns was held for the purpose of tine and the boy were testing a new
ing the cost of manufacture. Thus evening at the home of Phyllis and arriving at values on the main varl- rifle.
exports of non-agricnltural products Ixtren West. The cnndlelightera were riles of thla Reason, stated that a
would be curtailed, large Imports Helen Richards. Frances Acheson and canvass of the big Washington dis­
Lest Deg Found. Another Leet
would break over the tariff wan. and Lottie Flint. Seven girls were each trlcta showed that sertons damage
< Matinees 10 - 25c
a aerloua wav«' of unemployment given a point of the tow of the flre might be expected from red spider
No children of Hood River are hap­
to
dtocuan.
One
new
memlier,
Ger
­
would be created.
and codUng moth. Growers of the pier than flic two small daughters
Eves 10.35c
Thia would reduce the consumption trude Buelow, was taken into the Wenatchee section, too.
__
___
____ of Mr. and Mrs. B L. Hyland. "Snip­
have found
group.
Katherine
Morris,
a
Camp
of agricultural products, and we
that many of their apples are marred per" accompanied Mr. Hyland to
would he lucky if we escaped a gen­ Fire Girl, of Eugene, was present. by the frost of tost spring.
Cascade Locks. Rome one took him
Honora
were
awarded
to
a
number
of
Coming-"Rin Tin Tin” in
eral panic. And In such a situation
The Washington districts, Mr. Steele from the car or he Jumped out. At
girls.
After
the
ceremonial
delicious
the farmer, hh usual, would be worse
reported,
will
be
shortest
on
Deli
­
least,
he
was
missing
nml
Mr.
Ryland
“
Where The North Begins.”
off than anyone else- The plan would refreshments were nerved by Mrs. cious. Stayman. Jonathan and Wine­ was unable to find him. The dog waa
West
The
girls
will
have
no
more
stimulate production, when what agri­
regular mating until September, but saps are other varieties that will be found later at Cascade Locks and re
culture needs to not more production.
Because of the influences of tnrned home.
they
are planning on a three-day shy.
hut lean.
the weather, the temperatures of
Dr. James Fraser, new pastor of
camping
trip
at
Butler's
ranch
next
The scrip system proposed In the
this summer tn Wenatchee, he says, Riverside church, has • sandy colored
week.
The
girls
have
been
going
to
bill would mean fiat money, and the
have reached a record high point, a Collie, with a cross of husky. The
scrip hawked back and forth would Koberg's beach Tuesday and Friday maximum of 112 having been re­ dog to marked by the characteristic
of
each
week.
Many
are
now
learn
­
lose Its original value, resulting fa a
Infor­ Saturday-Sunday, Aug. MO
ported. all these will tend to put whiskers under his throat
lose to the corporation of the fee ing to swim.
mation leading to a return of the
much fruit Into low grades.
provided.
An army of 50.000 men
While some of the principal ship­ dog will be highly appreciated by
Hood’s Glaciers Dangerous
would be needed by the government
ALMA RUEBENS
'
pers of Wenatchee place the tonnage D|r. Fraser.
Because the ice on the glaciers of at not over 10,000 cars, others say
to prevent illegal trading fa this scrip.
CONRAD NAGEL'
The ptan plunges the government Mount Hood baa been melted smooth that It will reach 13.800. as compared
Llater Home Has Roof Flre
into the most gigantic business known by hot weather, warnings of the with 18.500 last season. The entire
WYNDHAM STANDING
Prompt responso of the Volunteer
In history. How are the brains to be danger have .been sent out from Northwest boxed spple crop ii to now
Flre
department
and
the
efficient
Hood
na-
tl>e
office
of
the
Mount
found for Its direction? Has the ex­
„___ _ abotii
_
it two- wnrk of C> A. Casa with a garden
Climbers wtll en­ estimated at 80,000 cars,
perience of the government in busi­ t ion a I forest.
thirds of fl year ago. Mr. Steele hose saved tlto l>ark Street horne of
at
tempt
to
danger
their
lives
if
they
ness during the last 10 years given
Ms ted..
Rev. J. B. Llster. retired Christlan
any warrant for belief that govern­ make the ascent without the service
minister. Riinduy sftrtnoon. The flre
ment officials have the skill to cou- of a guide, said T. H. Sherrard, su­
was sturted on the roof by a spsrk.
Kroll Starts Retail Store
duct such an enterprise and te pre- pervisor.
Mr. Llster began Monde y to re-
Crevasses are wider than ever be­
vent corrupt Ion?
Hood River folk again have the op- shlngllng his roof with
fore and instead of the usual snow
There to a measure now before
<>n the glaciers, there to smooth ice. portnnity of buying fresh, homemade nhlngles.
green which proposes to create a
pastries, pies, cakes and breads When­
eral marketing board. It was intro­ Nothing more than minor injuries ever they wish. K. C. Kroll, of the
ALSO
duced Into the bouse by Mr. Williams, have been reported this year, al- Hood River Bakery, has openend a
Card sf Thanks
of Michigan, and into the senate by though more cl I inliers than ever be retail Moro fa ths Bart mean building.
We wish to express our thanks to
mountain.
_____________
Mr. Capper, of Kansan. I have exam fore have ascended thg
Leather Stockfat No. 5
Mr. Kroll han t lie. old city hail look­
ined thia measure critically; and I The last fatality occurred several ing like a new flace. having placed our many kind friends and neighbors
for
their
loving
words
of
sympathy
in
have had others. In whom I have con- years ago.
' êntitled
hie big oven and'up to date bakery the loss of our beloved daughter, wife
rlNF’’ 'i.WE
fidence. examine it carefully; and I
equipment there.
and mother, Marybeth Rlagg DeHart,
think it to be the soundest proposal
The opening of the new retail atom and also for the many beautiful floral
that 1 have had the opportunity ef
was greeted with enthusfasni by offerings.
Char toe DeMart,
examining for. the assistance of agri­
hoDMewtvra.
It Is predicted that it
F. H. Rlagg
culture.
Price. 10*23 *
will do a good bnilneas.
and Family.
HEBBEBT BRENHAM
"The Breaking
Pointé
MT. HOOD’S FAME
STILL SPREADING
EXT« ADDED
Why Elephants
Leave Home
Not a Sex Picture
9$
Sizes here to meet every need.
The Ideal Combination
FLORENCE OIL STOVES ÍZ
AND CONSERVO
LESS MUSS
LESS WORK
E. A. FRANZ CO
DR. MACRUM SAYS
PRICE TO BE BETTER
HACK SENNETT COMEDI
More Big Bargains
You can’t beat the prices listed below. But
somebody is going to beat you here and take ad*
vantage of the offer before you do. Buy early
while the stock lasts. f.
—
>■ .■**
Beans, Little Whites, Reds and Bayos,
13 lbs. for.............................. .... tk . ........... $1.00
>
■■ Jk
Fsncy Hesd snd Jap Rice, 13 lbs. for ... 1.00
26c
Ròyal Baking Powder, per pound
* (
A
Coal Oil, per 5 gallons
4XX)
Special prices on all of our brooms.
see the Huggins 48c broom
Peter the Great
Ask to
Monday-Tumdaÿ, Aug. 1142
ELINOR GLYNN'S
CATTLE DECLARED
MENACE TO PARKS
“THREE
WEEKS"
SPORTLIQHTS
L H. HUGGINS, GROCER
Phone 2134.
Deliverie«, 9 a. m. and 3 p. m.
book review. The pastor preaches at
» Meli in the morning but will speak
in this church Bunday evening at 8
Seventh Day Adventist Church
o’clock. Thin will be his first sermon
Sabbath school Saturday 10 a. m here since returning from hia vaca­
Preaching service 1115 a. m. Prayer tion. Bunday school meets at 10 a.
meeting, Wednesday 7.45 p. m. All m., Epworth League at 7 p. tn. The
public Is Invited to attend these aer-
are welcome.
vices.
W. N. Byars, Pastor.
CHURCHES
Regular services at 11 a. m. The
Ladies' Aid meets on Thursday at
The interest in the series of aer-
2.80 p. m.
P. Hllgendorf, Pastor. mona in the morning on the Life of
Jesus, and fa the evening, on Revela-
Si. Mary's Catbslte Church
tion. to steadily increasing.
Next
First Maas, 8 a. in. and second Maas -Sunday morning the subject will be
__
Was
at 10.30 each Bunday morning. Even "The Baptism of Jesus. _ Why
ing devotions at 7J0 o’clock tomorrow, Jesus Baptised?” At night .the sub­
Friday. even ing and Sunday evening. ject will be “The Coming War Be­
Tel. 8182.
Father Joe Smith, Pastor. tween the East and West” Bunday
school at 10 a. m. Here also the tn-
Missionary Alliance
tereat to on the increase, We have
Regular services; Sunday school at fine singing at all the services. The
9.45"'g. Tn.. H. C. Delta, Swpt.; preach­ H. H. class in the Sunday school, a
ing service at 11 a. m. Young people’s clasa of glrla, will be the choir for
service <80 p. m.. R. C, Samuel, presi­ the Bunday evening services for Aug­
dent 1
ic service 7.30 p. m. ust. The church to now raising |120
Prayer
very Wednesdays 7.30 to paint both the church building an<f
p. m.
»veryDooy weic<
“ the parsonage. We expect to close
this campaign Bunday, August 17.
Kirk, pastor, phone 3068.
The appearance of the church build­
ings to one of the ways in which a
English Lutherah Church
Regular worship at 11 a. m. •rtie community expresses its attitude tow­
Prayer
ard the worship of God.
Sunday school meets st 10.80 a. m. meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. Pray
The Y. P. 8. meets on Friday at for the revival.
8 p. m.
P. Hllgendorf, Pastor.
C. R. Deleplne, Pastor. •
Regular services at the First Chris-
tiaa church next Lordsday.
Bible
schbol at fl.45. Preaching aervice at
11 o’dock. Mrs. W. O. Livingstone
will speak both morning and evening.
Rev. Livingstone will begin hte regu­
lar service September 1.
Cantrahand Liquor Conflacated
Bborlff Edick, City Marshal Hart
and deputies Monday afternoon con-
Unrated a quantity of moonshine
liquor, captured during recent raids.
A crowd of spectators sided fa
emptying the bottles. Jugs and car­
boys at a prominent bustnews street
intersection. The self-deputised help
era smelled the contents of several
bottles.
Rome of the product was
declared to be good corn whiskey,
an excellent but powerful beverage
If properly aged.
Among the confiscated liquor was
a bottle of rubbing alcohol taken
from the dead body of an Indian
who recently tanked up on the prod­
uct and walked fa front of a moving
passenger train.
Although the In­
dian Was flbcapltated and terribly
mangled, the bottle in the hip pocket
waa not smashed.
The poison and near poison was
transported from the city hall tn
the execution grounds by Traffic
Officer Morrison In his sidecar.
A street crew bad been laboring
hard all day to open a storm sewer.
The strong Hqutd poured Into the
sewer seemed to unclog It iramedl-
•taly.
Brothers Under the Cha
ACCIDENT VICTIM
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
BURIED TUESDAY
NSECTS REPORTED
HURTING FRUIT CROP
' The Dangerous
Maid
“Ocean Swells
6*o LIBERTY
The Rejected
Woman
“Ransom