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MYRTLE POINT, OREGON
ji SEPTEMBER ,15-16-17-18, 1920
l ! This will bo tho biggest Fair- a,nd Hound-up over held In Southwestern OrcRon. A largo numlior of tlio participants will tnko part ', ',
! ', In the Pendleton Hound-up Immediately following tho Myrtlo Point ovonts. Hldors of flvo different state will bo present iiml will ' '
brine n string of tho tinniest burking animals In tho world to handle. A $100 prlio for tho best rldor In offered by tho Association
nnd tho winner must rldo tho famous outlaw, White Cloud. Itacoa Including n special relay raro will bo hold tho Innl throo days of
tho Fair. Many horsemen claim this to bo tho fun tent truck In Oregon. In addition to tho Hound-up feature tho finest assem
blage of livestock ovor assembled In Oregon outside of tho State Fair and I.tvustork Kxposltlon will bo mon huro. If you want to
fco tho best Itttlo Fair and Houna-up In Oregon don't miss tho ono at Myrtlo Point, Sept. 15th to 18th, A wild aud'wooly town
tor four days. Many prlxcs and nmusomenti too numerous to mention In this space.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 11. Shortago
ot labor In the agricultural statrs 1
resulting In a reduction of acreage
which threatens America's food sup
ply according to tho findings ot Par
ley F. Walker, dean of tho Knnsai
University engineering school, mado
public today at nnttonal headquart
ers ot tho American Society of Na
tional Engineers. Tho Dean Is head
ot a research committee, of the Mid
Continent Section ot that society.
Dean Walker found population at
a standstill or declining In agricul
tural sections, pointing out that 16
ot tho 10S counties In ICansas pre
vented that state from decreasing In
population In a decade, tho Increases
all being In Industrial sections. "The
tamo thing holds good In Iowa and
doubtless In other states for the
same period," tho Dean reported.
Many farmers cannot pay their
1919 debts because tho railroads are
usable to move their wheat, harvest,
and they are paring down produc
tion, ho said.
As a remedy. Dean Walker sug
gested a study by engineers ot the
economics of transportation and pro
tection 'with a view to systematizing
i. national fitting ot enterprises to
localities. This, he thought, would
work out better distribution ot pop
ulation where needed and would pre
vent continued Inability ot toe trans
portation systems to meet the de
snand upon them. ""
t WEATHER RECORD 1
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Hereafter tho Herald will publish
Hie -veaa and asaxlmmsa tempera
tures and preclpltatloa record as tak
es by the U. 8. ReelajuUoa Mrrteo
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to tbe paper's Issue, up
to 5 o'clock ot that day.
Pre
Max. Mia. eipitatlou
Sept. 1 '- 88 41
Sept. 3 8 ES
Sept. 3 9 64
Sept. 4 85 49
Sept. ( IS 44
Sept. 89 48
Sept. T SI 4T
Sept. S 71 42
Sept. 10 2 4t
Sept 9 72 38
Sept. 11 77 42
Sept. 12 4 50
Youth and high spirits nro tho pro-
dominating notes In tho Thomas II.
ince production, "Mary's Anklo,"
which Is coming to tho Star theater
for two das commencing tomorrow.
Douglas MacLoan nnd Doris May,
who mado such an auspicious debut
as co-stars In "Twenty-Thrco and a
Half Hours Leave," are tho featured
players. Tho picture Is on, adapta
tion ot May Tully's hilarious stago
play of tho same name.
Tho story Is about a Doc Hampton.
young nnd Impecunious, who meets a
girl on Tag Day and falls In tore with
her. In ordor to claim nn Inherit
ance from his rich uncle, Doc has
fako wedding announcements sent
out. His bluff Is called, tho undo In
forming him that ho will' bo on hand
to Inspect tho brldo nnd take them
on a honeymoon to Honolulu. In the
emergency, fate throws tho Tag Day
girl across Doc's path. Ho persuades
her to poso as his bride, and lator. of
course, she makes good tho deception
by falling in loro with her pretended
husband.
Lloyd Ingraham directed tho pic
ture, and, besides Mr. MacLean and
Miss May, the cast Includes Victor
Potel, Ncal Burns, Jamos Gordon.
Llzettb Thorno and Ida Lewis, it Is
a Paramount Artcraft picture.
Suit has been commenced in tbe
circuit court by W. T. Garrett against
L. J. Horton and Charles Horton to
recover $5,304, principal and accrued
interest on a note for $4,900, execut
ed November 14, 1919.
Mary Horton was just tho kind of
a girl one would expect to find In a
Ilttlo country place llko Ponsct Point
Just as pure and fresh as the winds
that swept over the Ponset hills.
There was another girl. Hlfda
West, who onoe lived in Ponset Point,
but she had gono to the city, 'and the
villagers never spoke ct her without
a shako of the head the men. usual
ly winked knowingly.
These two girls met In the big
city; tbe first, poor and discouraged.
and the other enjoying all the ma
terial comforts and luxuries. What
happens to Mary Horton and Hilda
West will be shown in "Sinners,"
starring Alice Brady, which comes to
the Liberty theater Tuesday. Do.
not fall to see It.
"12:10" starring Marie Doro Is a
mystery picture, that will baffle any
one to solve Its problem. The story
Itself, its treatment and the whole
Idea of tbe situations gives no clue
as to tbe ending of the tale. No one
but a Brenon could have done it. It
could not be made In America and
that It why Brenon took Mist Doro
and a' company to Paris and rural
London to make it so that we on this
side of the water could have a new
sensation and a new thrill. A lonely
castle, a wait ot a girl, at midnight's
witching hour, strange noises, creak
ing doers, a moving figure on a bed
are but a fewvof the puzzling ele
ments that make of this super fea
ture the one big outstanding booking
of the year at tbe Liberty theater.
It will be seen here on Wednesday.
ENTITLED TO HIS PENSION
Intelligent Deg Well Earned the Orx-
Itudc ot His Master Action
Saved Child's Life.
Trddy, nee. twenty-two. Is, his own
er declares, tlio oldest doc In Olilii.
Ho l now reMlnc on Ids InurvK fyr
lie recently saved the life, of ono o
tliu children of his tnnster, Ontni O.
Swnnder, n fanner, near Toledo, Ohio.
It Imi boon TtMdy'a ditty and Joy
to nrrouipniiy tlio Sunuder children to
ycliool, n tulle distant, am) brlni; them
homo nguln, dally. Ho ha neetbetti
rate on the Job. On the ny home
from school recently, one of the Ilttlo
Kwnnders bevnmo III suddenly and fell
by the roadside. Teddy Immediately
Marled nt til.n fnH-At pure, fur lioino
nnd liindo such a fiiM Hint members
ot tlio family accompanied him buck
nlons the road.
They found the child." unconscious,
and extremely cold. He wnn hurried
home and restored to health. The
Swnnders believe that Teddy' prompt
action saved the child's life.
Mr. Swander Immediately bought a
do; license for his faithful doe. "I'll
time no dog catcher chasing him. It
anything should happen to that dog,
my family would crlete as much ni
If he were one of them," declared Mr.
Swnnder.
Teddy Is hnlf coyote nnd hnlf Indian
dog. Ho wns bought from n band of
Comancho Indians In Oklnhomn 10
years ago. Clinrlci A. Henderson, In
Our Dumb AnlmaK
SHREWDNESS BORN IN HIM
Successful Man's Ability as Trader
Was Shown at an Extremely
Early Age,
Prom dny to day proof Is forthcom
ing Hint genius I (.poiitum-oiii utnl not
n slow growth that It Is of tin tjpe
ot .Mliiemi who sprang fiill-nriiicd
from the bend of ens. This Is evi
dently ns true of tlio genlue of tbe
mart ns It Is properly supiMised to be
of tho moro esthetic forms of Renin.
An lustatico'lii Ktlhstiintlnthm of this
opinion wns nicntly related by a et-
emu business mini ns a side light on
tho why of the suciess of n well-known
Industrial leader.
"I remember him," ' It wns' related,
"when bo wns n lad of six jeart. He
wanted to trade a lantern for ono own
ed by n lila) mute, which lie admired,
Coming to bin father, ho nuked conn,
set about tint matter nnd was Informed
Unit he should tne his own Judgment
"'Well, dad. said tbe boy, 'I bellew
I'll trade; but wouldn't you lake the
oil out tlrstV" Wall Street Journal.
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Anita Stewart in
"MIND THE PAINT GIRL"
COMFORT IN AIRPLANE CABIN
Great Contrast In Flight In Inclosed
and Open Machine; a Described
by Passenger.
I recently had Uio dpportunlty of
making two airplane flights In the
same day, the first In one of the com
pletely Inclosed transport machines,
the second In a fighting machine which
was developed In America during the
last few months of the war and
which has a peed of about 133 miles
an hour. The forco exerted by the
air against any exposed surface Is
about three times as great at this
speed as It Is at 80 miles an hour.
During the first of theso two trips
the only complaint that could have
been raised agulnit conditions In the
pilot's compartment would have been
mar it was raincr close and we
finally had to open a window In the
side of the body to secure a little ven
tilation. One of tbe occupants of
the cabin was wearing a soft felt hat,
and not the t lightest rustle of air dis
turbed tbe brim.
In the second flight, on the other
band, it was only with difficulty that
I could lift my bend far enough out
of the gunner's cockpit to look over
the side at the ground. The Instant
my bead was raised above tbe top
line of tho airplane body, so that the
wind got a :hance at it, my hair threat
ened to be torn out by the roots. Ed
ward P. Warner in Vole Itcvlew.
Chorus Olrl Worked as Housemaid.
A Parisian housekeeper who hud
long been without u sen-ant succeeded
tho other day In engaging ono who'
seemed cry promising Indeed. She
entered upon her duties In tho morn
Ing. and worked to her inlstrciN' com
plete Mitlsfuctlon. An early dinner
a cooked nnd served excellently, but
at 8:.'NJ tho now mnld appeared In the
drawing room with her hat on, uud
explained that she had to go out. as
she wus In tho chorus at a music bull
and was sure to bo lined If she urrlved
late. Apparently ahe wus qulto pre
pared to continue, ncr two Jobs with
out regnrdlng them as Incongruous
Owing to it lack of modernity In the
mistress' ideas, this Interesting cxfwrl
ment was not continued. From the
Continental Edition of tho London
Mall.
Made Thorough Job of It.
Tho domestic happiness (lf nil Inn
keeer In n xllliik-e In the Jurn hits
been shattered by the netloii of n Jeal
ous wife. Ten j errs ago tho Innkeep
er, who Is French, brought home from
America n buxom woman of Austrian
birth limned Sophie. Sophie Is now
fat and fort', und tho affection of
her husband lime decreased. Sophie
resolved to revenge herself, nnd, when
her husband was nlucnt, s!io smashed
all tho furniture nnd thru turned on
alt Hip taps of tlir wine barrels. 11
nally she soaked the wreckage with pe
troleum and set It alight. When the
husband appeared his wife threw on
the fire a number of bank notes which
represented their snlngs. Whllo the
neighbors wcro busy trying to extin
guish the Humes Sopblu hanged her
self from the branch of a tree. From
the Continental Kdltloti of the New
York Herald.
He Knew Its Us.
An IndlauaMM family a few years
ngo took a boy from an orphanage.
Now, of course, everything nt tho new
homo was different from tho place he
had Just left. Still he tried to make
himself nt home and help all ho could.
Ono day tho woman ot tho house
told her grown daughter to go up
stairs after a box. The orphanage
youngster offered to go Instead. "Hut
you don't know whero to find It,"
protested tho woman.
"Oh. yes, I do," the little boy In-
slsted. He had gone to her closet be
fore after things nnd had seen the
boxes. They are In tho little pantry
that you keep your clothes In."
"August 2 For her work mid In
fluenco iiiuoiik Imr many friends nnd
admirers, a pair of open-work linso
for n plump widow; tho less said tho
bettor, sporlnlr It.
"July 27 For street car fnni to
summer garden -shorn Tony Weaver
mid roiiKressliinnl rommltlint hold
election ono night a week prolous to
legal primary and nominated my up.
pouent for congress In tho tenth dis
trict H cents."
DEFEATED CANDIDATE
ITEMIZES EXPENSES
WAHIHNOTON, Sept. 11. Hero
nro hoiiio of tho campaign expenses
or tl, H. loreo, a defeated Mlssoiirlan
congressional nsplrniit, which ho list
oil iindiir oath In his exponso account
filed recently with W Tyler Page.
clerk of tho hiiuso of represontntlvit.
"August 1 Postngn for 25 letters
to Influential men In my district, toll
ing that I was trusting to tho kind
ness of tho peoplo and tho mercy of
llou to elect mo (both failed) 50
cents.
August 3 hor professional sorv- WKKI), Cnl.. Hopt. 1.1. Following
Ices of n tonsorlnl artist In shaping U brawl In Camp Number 1 of tho
up mo sandy whlskqr of nn Influen-; Weed Lumber company In which Tim
thU son of Krln .15 cents. Ilarkley was 'struck upon tho head
"August 3 Ono Jar 'faco cremo'lwlth an nxo mid seriously Injured,
to fascinating blnudo for passing out'llnnk Htnllh, who struck tho blow, ro
my cards 35 cunts. I turned to his rnliln Friday night nnd
"August 3 Another Jnr of 'face committed sulcldo. Ho shot himself,
cremo' to charming brunette for pans-) m
Ing out more of my cards 35 rents, A clnsslflod Ad will sail It.
MH'til'lt WOUNDS ITI.LOW
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DOUGLAS MACLEAN and DORIS MAY
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"MARY'S ANKLE"
The Blithe Young Htars of "23 H HOURH' LEAVfc"
"i .la mother gladsome GLOOM-CHABKlt .
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Cures Wrought by "Sleep.iatha,"
Among the many wonderful cures
which the war has produced is the
"sleep-bath.-It
is to bo hod on the thousand-acre
estate at Enham, Hampshire, where
many of the disabled men are being
irraieu. rracucaiiy every Kind or bath
is available there, but tbe big "seda
tive both" has worked the' most mira
cles. pie patients He In .hammocks, whllo
water flows over them. The ham
mocks lire Immersed, and the water Is
kept about the Wmpcruturo of the
body, Tito gentle flowing motion bus
a most soothing effect upon the nerves.
Provided the mac has not been pro
nounced Incurable, any disabled ex
soldier muy apply for treatment
through his. loca pension committee.
Alley Stronger Than Steel.
An Italian engineer, has discovered
a new alloyof xlnc and copper which
Is stronger than steel and less cor
rosive than copper, says tho Scientific
American. The most Important charac
teristics of'the new alloy, which has
been mimed "Itlnck Metal," arc the
highest known breaking point, tho high
est limit of elasticity, perfect homo
geneity niid higher resistance 'to both
heating mid chemical action. It has
been Mnted that It cun successfully be
cast, machined, rolled, forged, drawn
and' stamped. It Iw expected Unit It
will proo an acceptnblu substltutu for
steel, brass und aluminum.
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Human Fly Ojys It's 8a f.
Pol ley. the hiiiuru fly. who cHmhed
tho .'17 stories of tint Woolworth build
ing In New York, snya climbing tall
buildings Is Just a trick of balance. It
look him nine year to ncqulro It, but
now that he has It tin believes his way
of making n living Is ns sofa aw any
other. He recently told a reporter for
Cupper'n Weekly bo hud never fallen,
except on one occasion when a "fly"
above him fell and knocked Polley to
tho ground. Polley doesn't smoke,
drink or Indulge In any habits that
might Injure his health. lie declares
ho takes no foolish chances and that
ho never becomes, dlxxy.
The custom shoem'aker has almost van
ished from commercial life but this does not
mean that you cun not have shoes exactly us
you want them. It is our great7 pleasure to
search the vust field of 'shoe production for
the styles und kind of shoes which best
please our customers, and it is an exacting
customer indeed who will not be delighted
with our Autumn models.
Will you let us show them to you?
LIBERTY THEATRE
TBK PICK OF THH PIOTURIW
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Broke.
"III. there, sir I'' shouted a Florida
landlord to a departlng'guest who was
niHhlng for the train, "you're dropped
your pocnet dook."
"All right." shouted back tbe guest
without stopping. "I've no further use
for it." Uostoh Trrnscrlpt.
Where 8h Might 8hin.
Mrs. Tonsils You've heard my
daughter sing. Don't you think slio's
about ready for a public appearance!
The Impresario Certainly, madam.
I thought as f listened' to her what a
Que movie uvtrvss she'd make-
TONIGHT
"THE PRAISE AGENT" '
starring Arthur Ashley
International Nwv Up-ToThe-Minute
with the Gmmera
TUESDAY
An excellent feature it
"SINNERS"
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With Alice Brady leading star and picture unusual
NEXT SUNDAY
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