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Newspaper Page Text'old coffee pots WORTH $1.55 your Old Coffee Pot or Percolator and trade woaeeuwa wtwutviiw, fridav, junc e. 1924. in lt kn a 'UUULUir fl h ! NEGRO PROGRESS1 I ! Si PAGE THREE RELIEF WAS PERMANENT SAYS FRISCO ENGINEER Uinum Electric Percolator S6.50 ill accept the old utensil at $1.55 on the deal, . matkincr tkaf will he A rnnatanl i . , . l. l.mi crei auu-fc".& .......... iui at uic fast table or at dinner. No strings on this offer, so bring in the old Coffee Pot and swap it to us. Advancement cf Colored Race Marvel of Modern History President Says. j FUTURE IS BRIGHT Wchill Hardware Co. D PARTY" PLANS Ume TICKET AT dentlals committee Is expected to occupy most of the first day of the convention, with onanlnii,.. ftUL CONVENTION takln UP " ecnd day. Several lw .speakers of nation-wide repute are U Minn.. June 6.-Thirty , bB,"g tsfouht- have lnuicaiea an imeu-! -- - "iuiim commu ted delegatej to the na-',ee De appointed by the con- r . . t i , ventinn I in m a.l i ,.. .. . frmer-Laoor - x-rugreBsivw j , , j miur ine ( re in st. I'aul on June li to leaders In the "third tement nre. ate. according to tenta- vill give I he convention reneth of 977. apportion- liaais of the electoral vote te and the "progressive 19:':! elections. THE WINCHESTER STORE i Negro Race to Ba Preserved Vie ..... ior ureat and Useful Work President Declares in Address. Cressv Uv Tanlac CnrrtmA' tai. horness of breath that 1 simply n? ? ' 'Ma;)0rreCted had to get out of bed and walk the Troubles Two Years Abo' "oor- t'unnpation added to my mis- . . - ... w frv Dllll I ....tititn.u I.. I..... ..... I.. ".My ursi bottle of Tankic made a ; decided improvement in my appetite and general condition, so I continued ; the treatment until the Kood work of ; briugiug me back to normal beulth iuuy completed, in my opiniun and He Is Still Feeling Fine "Well, sir, what Tanlac does It certainly does Jum up, for it brought me good health with a gain of iii lbs. in weight two years ago and 1 am (Associated Press leased Wire ) WASHINGTON. June 6. Presi dent Coolidgo. delivering the com mencement address today at Howard niversity. an institution partly maintained here by the government for Negroes, declared the American Negro s progress was one "of the marvels of modern history and that ma luiure was In h s own hiinrin still feeling fine." is the truly re- Tannic is without an markable statement of II. Cressv. a Taulac is for sale by all good drug- well known electrical engineer, 9o , gists. Accept no substitute Over Kills St.. San Francisco. Calif. I 40 million bottles sold "Previous to taking Tanlac I had j suffered agonies with my stomach Tanlac Vegetable Pill's for co.istlpa- .If "r.?r ",0re- . i:ht,lun mad ud r.Hommended by the this indigestion caused me such pain ! manufacturers of Tanlac she will spend the next two days at tending a music teachers convention P. O. Hngue was a business visitor In the city lor a short time yesterday. Mr. Hague Is from Myrtle Creek. Dave Good spent yesterday in this city attending to business affairs Mr ! Good la a resident of Cleveland. ' Elmer Weekly of Riddle was In the city for a few hours yesterday after noon transacting business. ' I. Lang who is a resident of Unip i qua spent yssterday afternoon In this win i.T .vZ i . '"f-""-""'" maei, "iu movement or Humanity as a will be the closing business of the whole, the president advanced the Sm?.,.l0B UDder Plana ot ,he local thought that "the black man's pre! committee. bation on this continent was a ne- "Some plans will have to be work- ce"sary part in a great plan by ed out by a committee on organ!- nlcn tne rce was to be saved to zation as to how to cement all the'"10 world for a service we now are sections oi tne movement Into one uule 10 vision. Contrasting the rapid advance- T." Zr'-lZ'"::"? lorert nor,nl, a I - ....B uuo.ut-Bs mailers, nient of the colored people in Am- iho conventions voting- "". vim, mis coin-1 i ""J greui jiiricun "u icmuves. - - . . ,. niuina nui I I'liniinpnr in ta n.i.i.i i .u et at less tnan J.uuu. i , . ieiiBiii ommlttee expects several Tner8 Is on'y one name mention-1 ,'" 'ulure not now far beyond Scales at the conven-1 ed in regard to presidential candl- :,", ",, ul lne nignesi each delegate in many ; uaies ai convention headquarters "i.V. . apparent st only a fraction of a Here, and that Is Senator Robert M. i " "V aecaaos, tne pre- tngements are being made : Lafollette of Wisconsin. There have " , , , , , strange (rom four to five thous- oeen no pumic suggestion here as to 7 ... """'"" i""i' unu krfi vice-nresiaentiai choice. i-- u. iiumou uuuirs fen will be reDresented. i Just what clans will be used In io announcement here, are working out a national party of the Pennsylvania. lihode Is-, elements mat are expected to part- Virginia, uiuo, Illinois, itipaie in me convention, are pro-1 Z Ikbama. Louisiana. Ohla-1 blematical. It has been in,li.ie,i i v??"1 "en "rougnt into ku, Missouri, Kansas, however, that some definite male bta. South Dakota, Iowa, , organization, such as the Farmer- Wisconsin. Michigan, Labor party in Minnesota, might be '.i, Connecticut, New attempted in each state in the be i;ucky and Colorado. lief that voting power could best be k are to be selected from accomplished through the state unit farmers Li'ganiza- oasis. Iterative organizations, The "third party" movement, as r-Labor parties, state promoted by the' forthcoming con ot labor, international vention here, had its lnclpiency In national working class ! tho Nonpartisan league, first or- krtiea," according to the 1 ganized in North Dakota nine years Hot i no . Altlnl t I ltv .1 l a n puiiiii.nl iiwwtri. ill nil CUU-i . . . rttawa here are on the ' ing to Minnesota, the league Identity j "e Y, J,ure 18 ln ""-'" own Hands, mat me convention will was dropped ln politics, and the , . , . , .... y and nominate a third ! Farmer-Labor party was formed. L Kacial hostility ancient tradition al ticket. The tempo- Lengue and Farmer-Labor party ac-! , , . . prejuuice are not to do Kut they will be lessened as the Finds Song of English Cicada Very Pleasing If the Insects nuuied as our best ure rure uud local, or ut nil events not common, nhut sliull we sny of our cicada? Cun we cull him a singer ut all? nr If he be nut silent, us some think, will lie ever be more to us than a figure und descriptive pussaKe In a book a mere clcadu uf the lulnd? lie is the most locul, or bus the most llmlied runge. of all, uelntf seldom found out of the New Forest district. He was discovered there about seven ty, years ago, und Curtis, who gave blm the proud uume of Cicada iinxllca, expressed the opluiou that lie had no song. ... At all events, I can say Hint un less we have some ortlmnteroiis In- J sert, of a species unknown to me, which slii(!s In trees, then our cicada does slug, and I have lieurd It. The sound which 1 heard, und which vus new to me, came from the upper fnll uge of u large thorn tree In Hie New Forest, but unfortunately It censed on my approach, and I fulled to Mud the singer. "... Had we. In F.nglnnd, possessed a i strldulutlng mantis, which is capable ' Rev. J. R. Sassnet. DaBtor nf th 'f 8 slower, softer sound than any 1 subjected a part of the black race'6" ch"''ch In Meuford, airived In the 1 Kfawnopper, I slioiTId have concluded to slavery, that race might have'!'l' last evening to spet.d a few days j """ 1 w"g listening to one; but there been assigned to the tragic fate ! bvr'! visiting with friends. us not, In this New Forest music, which has befallen many aboriginal j tlu slightest resemblance to the cl- conflict , A. E. Pryke of Portland arrived in ' 'du sounds I luul heard 111 former I communities, this city last evening- to sneml !h years. The pleuilim mnv l,u "mutv ! next three of four days here ln the HARTH S TOGGERY The Home of Good Clothes CORRECT 1 J. W. Montgomery of Days Creek was In the city for a few hours yes terday afterncon transacting business mutters. , Mrs. G. U HelbiK loft this innrnlnir for Portland where she will spend the next few days visiting with friends Mrs. Rodney Knott who resides ln Dole, was ln the city for several hours this morning shopping und attending to other matters. OUTING CLOTHES There is no sufficient Reason why YOU should not be just as well dressed as the best of 'em at any of the resorts this season. Just come in and let us fit you out with one of our stylish suits that you like, and you'll always . be glad. Your clothes are your best recommendation. A matchless climate, a vast playground as big as half of New England, is what Douglas County offers visitors. with more advanced Instead, we are able now to be con fident that this race is to be pre served for a grent and useful work." The special field of usefulness for educated negro men and women was declared by Mr. Coolidge to -be work with their own people needing "help, guidance, leadership and in spiration." "The Negro community of America has already bo far progressed that Its members can he. assured that interests of the Near East Relief. 13. W. Redrick of Eugene, is Bpend- people." und Ihey certainly hud the prettiest things said of theiii by the I poets of Greece, Inn I do n i like their brnln-plerclng. everlasting whirr; ing a tew days In Koseburg attending i this sound ,.f Hie F.ngllsh clcudu. as- w wuaiuiTBo uiuueiB,- air. neurits. 13 employed by the Southern Pucific company. O. F. Seaman ot North Dend arriv ed the city yesterday, afternoon to spend a few days looking after busi ness matters. Mr. Seaman is regis tered at the Hotel Grand. Iin of the convention. It tivlty has spread in many other I probably will be William i states, particularly of the north- It. Paul lalior leader. I west, making itself felt ln state nt and work of the ere- elections. seburg Grocery colored people by their own efforts and under their own leaders shall prove wot thy to the fullest measure oi opportunity. Cultivators, shovels and sweeps at Wharton Bros. o extra 228 Phone 23S FEiLETBfJ GRAND JURY I1CTS 13 A complaint has been filed with the city recorder agalust Dr. Lucetta A. Smith, which charges the defendant with parking a car within ten feet of a city fire hydrant. Roy A. Klein of Salom, state high way engineer, and J. S Stewart of Cor vallls, of the state highway commis sion, are spending a few days ln this city looking after business interests. sinning mat I liunl ihni' Insect, was ilWlnctl.v plensint W. II, Hudson, In "lluinpshlie Diiys." E leads to wealth; good investments bring riches; :rity fosters contentment; make our store YOUR ind be happy. SATURDAY SPECIAL kt Baking Powd er. 2 1-2 IK Just Aeceived, 800 lbs. Fresh Peas They're Fine Just Received, 800 lbs. Fresh Peas Vegetable Line. re 3 comPlcte line in Crown Cereals, Pastry HTrv . u, lIlls rlour Ior tne Sunday Ke. TAYLOR & SHERRILL, Props. PENDLETON, June 6. The Uma tilla county jury returned Its report today having finished deliberations lust nlpht. Chief among the 13 true hills returned by the Inqulsitorlul j body was the indictment of Edward . GanJs, farmer on a charge of Involun-I taly manslaughter In connection with' the accidental death of Harry LeRoy rottlt. 10, Aprtl 4. on the Oregon Washington . highway near Pendle- ; ton. The boy was struck by the ma- i f-hfnn riHvun l,v flnrria und illail wi.K. 2 i in a few minutes. Four of the true Dins were wunneiu as tne men named are not yet In custody. Of the eight remaining, five charged liquor sales, two larceny and one non-support. Robert Holmes, a prosperous farm er of Alberta, Canada, arrived In the city last evening to spend some time visiring at the home of A. L. Aiken. Mr. Holmes may remain here perma nently If a suitable location can be found. DELEGATJOPJ WILL Vacation Time Is Here Pve a WorifWf..l 1: e r r. ..u. ni,c or v-amp Equipment, in BEDS COTS STOVES I llK.. A . . CYPSV V.t tAHK.tKa M ca JTACHES TO THE RUNNING BOARD .11-i.c i t FOOD "ATOR BASKETS CABINET FOR YOUR n trip. t us help you make your ,election8 ,e 'fee Hardware Co.rt- '"tn oui r-is. , ne -"-'i our U , I r- i "mow unniav tnr i,..:. r J kraigauia. OGDEN, Utah. June 6 After a bit ter ficht hinging upon the Instruction of delegates which culminated in the resignation of James H. Waters, demo cratic state chairman, a delegation Instructed to vote for William O. Mo Adoo at the national democratic con vention in New York City June 24. was selected by acclamation at the state convention her lute vesteritav I J Eight d.-lerate5 at large, with one! ORIXXJ."! j.i071!EK3 ILvVE hair vote eacn and two from each 1 concessional afstrlct with one vote each were named. I Two boxeB of loganberries, grown on the H. E. Blocd ranch on South Deer creek, were brought to this of fice today. The berries were very de licious and coming so early in the season is evidence that tho fruit is maturing early In some sections of his county. F. C. Cetty, of San Francisco, rep resenting the Sussman. Wormser Co , who are handling a great deal of the Umpqua cannery products, was In town today. Mr. Getty stated that Umpqua Valley apples have won an enviable reputation among restaurant men and bakers, who largely use the son's hnlr was gray, with a biirsh, wiry .Mu.-u iiiouuci ior pies. American Collected Hair of Famous Foets The lock of Milton's hmi ulm-n is )elng offered for siile l n Ni Vork rare book dealer for ll.tmu is Hie treim which was successively In Hie posses slon of Addison. Doctor Joiin.m Julio llnole and Leigh Hunt, and a Im mortalized In verse by the hitler, ss well as by Keats and. Elizabeth I'.nr ret I Drowning. At lust It fouini Its Hy to America, but the Slates liav long hud first-band knowledge of It. (t was In 1So7 Hint Itnyurd Tiiylor wrote a letter, which appeared In the New York Tribune, telling of a visit !0 Leigh Hunt In his modest collage it Jlnmmersuilth. The poet slmived tiitti Hie linlr In question. "Could it really have been shorn from Milton's head?" asked Mr. Tay lor. "Touch It and you will huve touched Milton's self," replied Leigh Hunt. The visitor touched It, murmuring his host's own line Thera is a III In hair, though II be dead. Leigh Hunt hnd then a retiinrkiihlp collection of locks from the heuds ot poets and others, which lluyiird Tay lor described at the time. Minim a, be said, wus a thin tuft of brown. Illky libers; Shelley's was gold und very soft. Tlmt from the bead of Keuls was bright brown, curling In large lincchlc rings. Doctor John- liffl OEMfflMS HIE 110 tor Hammlll Ralst " was unlnstruct- ed. "Wo condemn all efforts to stir up race and class hatreds and the crea tion of dissension amongst our peo- roud. 1-irillT 10,1 dlssensl FI8IIT " " fLULLILK VYtAIMbK ALL OVER STATE INDIANAPOLIS, Juno 6 Over- , wh.lu.lng the tenr",u. opposition nfi (continued Iron, page one) a Ku Klux Klun .oc wielding ap- proximately one fourth of the vote thii democratic stale convention here hut night re dedicated the party to the constitutional piiiii unfi s of free dom of worship and expression, and nominated for governor. Hr. Carleton H. McCullof-h of Indianapolis, who ! ported here today. No rports of rain were received from east of the Cascades mountains In Washington, rAMsoclKtfd I'rens Leased Wlrs.) LA GRANDE. Oro.. June . A much needed rain fell here this morning, bringing added relief to was opnsed by the klan In tho recent furmors. About I : 30 the rnln turn Htnte primary. i d to hall. The skv Is cloudy, an the iioosiur delegation to the na tional convention, headed by Tom Tnggart of French Lick and avowed ly favorable to Unit Indication of further moisture. Cooper's sheep din -and branding I Slates Sena- liquid Bt Wlinrlon Urns. ISAimDAYl Mrt, Mary Diefendorf feel, snd Dean Swift's both bmwn and gray, hut liner, denoting a more sensi tive oiguuituiioii. The Charles Lamb tress was reddish brown, short and strong. Manchester Guardian. Coldbeating fs Most Ancient Art in World IIiltuy" Children i i j t W. W. Hunch spent yesterday In I this city looking after business mat i ters. T. II Hill is spending a few days in i this city attending to business, Mr. 1 Hill is from Hoaglln. Otto MurtzPl who is a resident of Olalla spent esterday in this rtty at-1 linding to business affairs. A C. Stevens of Oakland was a' huine?s visitor In the city for sever-j al hours yesterday afternoon. Mrs. C. A. Brand, vocal Instructor left this morning for Eugene where Ealcrn. Orcp. "Duri'njr my first expectant period I was weak", nervous and ail run-down. I had severe headaches, suffered with nausea, or sick atomaclu I was so weak I couM not do ir.y work, but a tcr taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription my health gradually im proved, I became s'rong and felt fine. I had comparatively no suf fering and my baby was very strong and healthy. , "When my daughtT was (trow ing into womanhood she caught "id. I gave her the 'Favorite Prescription' and it built her up in Rood health and completely rrgu latHhcr cord. lion o that he had no trouble, hut grew naturally into womanhood." Mrs. Mary Diefen dorf. t25 S. 22nd St Get the Prescription todnr from your drugs-lit liquid or tablets, or send I lie t.i Dr. Pierce ' Invalids Jlotel in Buffalo, N. Y.t lm ,r;a fkg. Write for ircc medical advice. A Big Day at Our Store The recent rc;lldlng of the railings autslde of Ittickiiighutu pnlsce reminds one that gold-beating Is ut once Hie most ancient and Hie most modern art in the world. It Is believed Hint the art was Introduced Into this roiiu Iry by the Unmans shout 2,S'I years go, snys the London Tit lilts. I'roli ably they got It from the Greek, who In turn were Instructed by the Ljjjp tlans. Although powerful machinery le nsed for goldleating, the Onsl process has to be done by hand. Keen In lis I from the furnnce, the gold gllhtt ns ' j lite diamonds, snd after being imiur l j J Into a mold snd cooled In a spii lnl ! f bath a f)-ounce brick of r.'-corut . quality Is north shout ). ' The men who best gold by hnnd j f wield hstnmers wplgblng fouriHn or ' w twenty-one pounds each. The si; III of jf the workers Is such Hint gob) run he 1 4 beaten to the thinness of I 2S;.tith f of so Inch, snd one ounce mu be f msde to cover so area of more than XJ square feet. ; -f A skilled cmftsmnn tnkea week 4 In beat two and a half ounces of gold d Into leaf, and one ounce produces J 2-ViO gold burps three snd quarter 1 1 Inches square. London Til lilts. j 'j Instead of a few specials we will have a guessing con test. Come in and sec how near you can guess the number of bars of soap in the display stack. The1 near est correct guess gets one half of the soap free, the next nearest gets' one-fourth free, and the next nearest one fourth free. One guess to each customer who purchases anything in our store Saturday. This is the third week since opening our new market of quality meats and business continues to increase. I' or Saturday specials we will offer: Morrcll's Pride Eastern Hams, half or whole, lb. 25c Quality Steer Pot Roast, lb 15c S Boiling Beef, lb 12 l-2c f rancy Milk I ed Veal Shoulder Roast, lb 16c Fancy Milk Fed Vctd Stew, lb 12 l-2c Bulk Lard, 2 lbs. for 30c Fancy Dressed Poultry for your Sunday dinner. All kinds of Smoked and Cold Meats. Peoples Supply Co. THE BEST FOR LESS