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MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
VOLUME XXIV
LA GRANDE, OREGON,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1921.
NUMBER 2.11
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..NON-PARTISAN
PAPERS BURN
ON cm DUMP
SPECIAL EDITION CONTAINl!))
SEVERE CHARGES AGAINST
THREE MEMBERS..,
"committeeIviembers
were tipped off
State MamiKi'r of the Xon-Pnrtisans
Telegraphs "Governor Asking, fop
1'WHection I rani the ku Klax KlttO)
Chapter of S3iich Han Baton Urgett
izid in Simtk Dakota.
FARGO, N. DAK., July . Charges
tRst tkree members of the .slate c
eaoiivc commitle of the Jon-Prtiss
League kd Hiuwutoiwl ;,e.min of tin
league's recall election campaign fond,
vere Himit in a special edition of the
Fargo Coarier-Newe, the Naii-i'srti-4
ma lMg daily newspaper, hr to
iur. Tn edition ft no, allowed to
eaia cireuiodun.
Tw of tie ewTOroit-!
tea eoeoibere were apprised of the iy-
4entoa of tb editor to isue tb cdi-1
trail, and apuarml at the oEic 0
-this nasrnin, d tuofc (Va.r.y all !
(rf pjre-r4 to- th city dump.&nrt
-baKwd thim. (The pLatea aud aiat-
tires wev aLao titroytl.
Toa Ajpa tUc rrvn-ov of tee iron-1
nartiuta Iyue, l&kc Uk night tflp-
graphed (itMcrmii- W. U. MrUuHters
.ithff vivtectinn f-rom the K fclu
Kian, 4 ehAptcr wf which Ka hwn or-
gaoived in South IbfL far the pur-j
Ayr in hi tUT-ot aiirl: 1
"f ajaa inforfflMsrt that th tftt Kiuit
Kl, a errt, otH Lu-nd u-ranizA-tion
wiliv a twovd 0 MiitA'umiAiqn
rAnn, has efCeetff n orK'untvxfcion in
South iMkola tu fight I be non-par-Ubjkn
teaw am( oher irci(pwwifive ot
fftuuKat imti. it in t W .presuniDW, o
of i jvmrtmv to thf raTV
trarj, tht it will ' prwnmip 1 1 rufiti
mry mr-tbods i-n t-his rtnto. 1 domamj
nd Uvs il Koati aitfiti p(Mpl tmrn
ih is criminal ronpirary affainat (he
pe-anp nrf dfjrHy f thii atte and Use
jnur prat nftirn -Jo brinj? thr or
gantwa 0 IKp criminal gang to jua-
JURY OF
- 01 KM
n.GVfXANU, July .-Mn Kva
Catisrra fclw.f. roofti-tf tiifh iilof-,
tictfi tli oiuvlr of lier vevPtiT lios-!
band, lie tyieti hefnrr a jur?
-of men. T;t). aoirjrrii 'ptHMt'mn
he wtmftn'a a''roryn uiteiriftt ftie!
SilaiMA ol" wninifn on tlie n.
ip. r'i wfimef no li'ii.J
iivelr rxym i'to rni;ifril ftoro
-t.e iMtucl. Th-tiiklM of f-tfmmy
ttei4 this aftfrnoiin.
mm of
UOUOflS iHE
WjVSHIMJTON. July i. Dwpltn
the diplAlllW i rnlc.!. Allnini'y Con
rral llo uchcrty hm. uWiold the mMim
0 CASE!
9t lyaj predeiir that .1, ,li,ilh:: TUKIO. J1' ' -A ''sli
liiiuors rannnt I," 1 rauspor'.d aci iivol l li Jiaiiin''' Mrniy will I
the United .States territory friiln imn Vladivosloi k to rniieve b'
fiVcimi rnuntry to ii not her. The rus
toms officials lieli a iin" i lajicc tn Tho lnOsp.i pers say that the .Tap
j deieflnlnr? tlii mi'thiiils nf i'nrnr in4 ani'Se eai laiilion will liMiiyert 1i'
the ordr. The HH'ieh and ImlijiuOnise of the uiisuttleir SiWrlan sit
tlllliHSsies had mad" pmli'sls. q gallon. O
Rud Gross Aiileg Over. 0
Hundred Families in June
y"rc'rdinj; to Ji
o
rfrt
or Mr:.
FY T. Tallin
fvt llio !of-nl cliaptr Whp Aiiiri
..jh t'-.i i- t , ,.
,
UleJ by the Hf d Crca duriiu I In
mnn ' h of Jiiy Of tiia.'. :iiii-iy ;
wpip frt inTl 11 of formor s rvi v mn
and thirty-fti .t? rlnli in
Lnrfne the month 1 r; 4 nti w-
made by Mrs. Cafiin nrwi 2hh i-ffir
calin eif r,ti od from i rns
needlni aid. The Income frotn :ov-!
ernnint adjust men m r.";;m-d by
former PTTife men throuch the aid
Of th Jl . far 3 rer.i r
Britian Is Sending
Entire South Fleet
Allied 1 ones Will Have nu Alterna
te. But to Resist Situation
"iicwed With Anxiety.
MALTA, (British colony on the
Mediterranean Sea) July li. Vir
tually the entire British Mediterran
ean fleet is enroute to Constantinople
where the situation is viewed with
anxiety. The British military rein
forcements are also reported to be go
ing from England.
The "Turkish nationalists forces rc
reported to have penetrated the neu
tral zone east of Constantinople and
arc preparing an' attack on the Turk
ish capital. The allied forced will
have no alternative but ko resist.
liEUCTED
MH. r. IKK-THV UKADS
KUntk of Krm h Motrit Abrwd
la Idt-avis Tuva fur A W-Mf
Dr. Kay V. Murpby, who fct an
KUiaun-Whita Chautauqua tlrkvr
I 1 1 or to Ittft contiAK to Ia Grant),
Vn last eTcflin-r hoon. wilh th
peideoi-T f tfa Grairfa Kod
i Choulvuqtm association. fXv&tvntfrf-
ily thVTlV5rrftrwrtOT"Biit altwtM.
until after U aunaal as)ibis
but b--u8 C. J. Blwk, miri
president, i leaving ffM- the rust
t otri 'orro v fttorn i n 9 t d i-mo aM b
1 1 re (o irtiaonall? direct the Cnaii
t&uyaa .rfuvine tho aaftntohty which
Optra &aii Kridfe?. Iwt'iftn erf
tfrp ort'ii-serts od1 ifl w
lew. lr. Unr-ph-f i prtkvtaplf
fittd for tlif vsititn 4u 1o litis
NtriViy in puhlic affaire and hit
flosi acjuaftilttDf- witfe tbft Tari-ed
dotal le or Chiiutau'tua moraemC.
iirnsiclont aad -U-fioxg T. t'-orbrwv
a re-!H'tad irMisxirot for tbr
Thy di reKi e( ILcxr mootoui
taet e(tnig iuti wilh ttwm Kltia
I'm loo, too pioHorm autangmr for
Ih(i) oi'. and girt. fuitJior lir.es oo
tlio uirriis of the tatfat Ibltt. ift com
i DC aftfl ttiy -am roorit mavio'Wl
(ho oor tha it is a plmJii vrrr-
Kiuni. Thtr oie four ftsaorially
liigb iiclitei oq -U4 program.
Moti Sroutu Volnnnen.
rtrnut Mulrr A. t:id 9ttlttt.
ar'iOK fur the Boy Mroot patrol
volnntitrrftrt the sirvice of 10
yountc ftVAiflcfnen and vaiiouo pwt8
nf sn,pi.Daiblil.r tioi'O been BfcSi6oel
to ttom.
T1lo nriAlPm tit itiQiutms tTte
lorn on BiJpiulliS earouto to lbs
naftt waa roer.n4 tl o ai8at
f.nil (liapnaert a fte 'ir C
ioa o lnupninfUr rptn) (lie miss
ing link in the !.
LEOH TBOTZRY
isnsoiD
Y'Aft.. j.luly. Itiifc'trt.i. ni-i-
firTDH. Mr lliaf 'l'i Ttntiky. lb''
Hn'Uit virt .inlniwor if" iM
niarlao. hftp h" Jmwmwrn by Nifc
luift9( tit r 1U-: Lbiitf
I lOlvrilHljllilr. .
sent to
troupe
- wliiih nr if u- to iiime home.
have been rlvH, whs 1.1 0f di'r-'
in a Hie irifnit h. Thin 'Jii'omit w m
- ion ,h" r,'ll,r "
i 1,11 H'lditifinHl hiii
l :opefl hv f
on the rfgiilar monthly Inrom.'S and.
Olliil or -i27,.,
etnrain on ac'.ried
adjtiNtmenTs. The total re ii efj by
veifrang and I heir fa milieu 'fno-mii
if Ked CroH since Mis. IViiin took
charce AucuM 1 of Ufct year is now
9 J 7, :t .13.32.
Mr. CntHn's re:ords also ih'v
tliHt 5 2.i9 whs pJllt In relief dur
fnn thn montli. a portion fl thlf
amount bctnic loans to nervic men
which are expected to be paid with
in a few ntnntti
vr
1
Wllui uniiirnr ifrninr
i -Mmm. mm
ALL NATIONS
IllKAI.S OK CHUIS'BIAV (Tli.KX
ship Rit.wv 8.ii(io Di:i,i:; A'liis
TO NKW VOItlv (TTV TO DA Y.
SIXTH. OBI l'8 eHfrrSTtftS!
EWE40 BOWOTE!,tti of
rtlJ' ' 1,oh Ifcriif tva-itQoi.1 ( m Ttwt tOM
Vita liekl 4b Wf Ulto bo 8t:
IlitlPUuta K, fc l e HvKdtaia
4 iltu t bnw Ihtm 100 JUrnoin
iniHtuak. NKW TOK, Jaly ldels f
ClirUtiait ulttaenabio tlre t Nr
York Ijaf&jr 8, dtleantew trnu
II pOi of ll riiVitml
hriUn Kmlar cnkt'Nlini.
IhrcuBh ;ly 11. Tt iW. Uim-
i)iBfel 0'n(i"a k4d in
Cbhtfo la 1 S S.
"Hie deieffatfue. eatTft-ifiK the pe-
Haloii faiths at more tia 1 -
rtiea vrvib. ft lMfritMymhio f l.aon,
. Kvery elate in Ibe i: a trad.
Htf end eforr protrimn ia Cn
sda -k rep'rwiHed.
A iwrtn-lr ieuiure of the n
TTOiott will be parvid n Firth
tf4nne on Saturday in vatcjt nu
Ibnueaadi vill aiag ntlitnst hrmna
ae lh7 nm t. A mk ! "I floax
wilt d-eptrt imputiaot eiwx-be in re
liuioue bieiorr. ATuw th 'lrMi,
a mass metiag will be b4d in fVea
I rot Park aita William JenaiuaM
Bi7ao doiieot tft prtneijial &
dfose.
JioMi loan t(Mk of prom
iaoar la tb rcltsiouK r4 n?Ut'
jddrB Aitflimoiuo hjolA evoaiof w
Htuita in tbn Ttet Rfimint Armmrf.
The Dw. Piancis K. Clark, found
or aod Preaidrni of the Unllod Ho
(ieif of t'ttriatian Kadnr, wiU
preside at tike opening eter-iM to
oicrit. A rrair-(r oac tbimsiiod
vmrB. led by Unmoor ttnKlefkcovor.
wit render s muah'of prTjsrftm. ol
addressee wili o mode he rereseo
tali nf the riij aod deiesotoe
ffjn. ohor laada. .
PERMIiHSION T I KE
WATER ASKED Of .T'OV
Stale tJSir .Ctece T
questa for Wafer f rom I n'oa
tiAlW, July 0 Among the
p?istws f(r pprflnilft t un waif
fil?4 witV Htti Knginwer tipper JLfuat
w.rf iUf foliriwiuff:
JWrKhainftiUsy, nt .n HrutuW.,
fi(iTi spiinflii tnt. dftmraAi ' par(Mk
(Jnt-m c(vnntf. ,
AorfTVw Van filoklar.H, cotiimi; tfc
appropriation oX r li-v wat
ering purpTa nejjr i stand ity, lo
Uniisi courtly.
o 0 O 0 t
Two Ex-Convicts
To Prove Theory
DerlarcB That There Is Honor Among
Thieves and That Jewelry Will
Be Returned.
NEW YORK, July 0. Two ex-convicts,
"Jimmy the Trust," a reformed
confidence man, and Pat Crowe, form
er kidnaper, have undertaken to es
tablish the theory that there is honor
umong thieves, by appealing to crimi
nals who stole the $5,0X10 of jewelry
from the stnte roomcof Colonel Will
iam H. -Donaldson? to return the'
jewelry. Donaldson is a wealthy New
York publisher, ami the jewelry was
stolen from his stateroom nn a New
llaventrniu, on June 2X In the ap
peal, it is pointed oflt that Colonel
HA.- t'HKlvttlNtt W tHtDH,
matt Janm Whjfu aiiwni IBMojuott
Clio fiKtawa (bmftauiteily aTlieaKt
Cbnj'fen A. efCoawew, axutuiii) of
Ibe tltotkintf 8nnk ad ftraodUme, tfa.i
to. txt timnde tmtoy and wrfat to
Mmtb. fouvder, this avtra, ufaore ko
vill mafc a imo.wJi nf 44t Kvnru.
riM of lailt vicinirr v Nnnrr
Hill, laraj mprewntatire oi (VCtaa
bev't firm!
n d it mwinit tbe (1 ii iHwpe butiau
done by t be vUui ytc niagfat In
Union coaaljr, ha eVtanevuta) tb op
iniiui tawt faroawvti v-Ao nn o4'fr-
in aeten diuoaon ttaui ar lonjia,
loojios do wilt rtuft lb.it nhvr
thoae kiaaa two wi(4r re)Von9ibte
Memt fopoctouare ' wilt not be re
sactMlI to la moHt nuftil.
H added, kwwa,' tkutt the lo
diridual farmev's eiw will deter
mine tb coarM la $n enrmt, aa ibe
mgarta& rMDapaaiii aoot pratoc
tiueflDUfwi4vh, tout tew fcraro ehej W
n buolnnf env t jMTHhinnMonit euaioTK
wi4l probably in rompanittV'el.r
lilile dtffirultjp in hoidin oil to stia
ptare. -
KI"fH fAKIXItf 3IMIKH
MAlHIlt, Jol S. The eMbimet of
Amir Hitiajyr rAgwKrd T'tfowdnff.
Qti oriels; Learns Home
With Child
Ilogo MtOoir. nf tlultanr, vaa. at-
mated tuera lt tut ttinitv tril
pidW-e no roo,uiat of tke aftrtf xf
Baker rotintf, vfto Hfv MMJuir
on a i-berita of kidfj!iptffo. avcord
iex tu vnrd rNeed f awn
Mrtiolre bad 4tb ta ku litilu
ana, tono k ii attorn fi fcioe
kidoaaip"d io Aakor kot aiaht fol
invint a Smir aaariet. Hm refme
e4 to be parted front bin ebitd aod
kept the riltJa lad ails) Mm lo hte
fell ell olgbt loag.
' AND NUT A DRINK IN KltillT.
GEN. SMUTZ
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SOUTH AFRICAN
l'UEMIEU UI!-
TUKNS KKOM IRELAND AFT
ER CONFERENC15,
PcastatE suspCNSiOptoF
HOSTrLITlES DISCUSSED
SKbdtiiqt Aiuund B6tfat Slill Con
tcttuen, Five Man Bcbrj; Ifraiwd
From Their HiinUv and Ttetn Dt-nd
Bodies. Left ire Ubiijj AjtiHtfe to
RoarMjif. i
LOfi&ON, July . tieuenrf iim
Christian SnWts, HUj Aifriciii pr'e
mier, apart his rrtm-n Trera Irsittbd
af bur roufcratmoH wit-h Ua Vaiera and
ettu frish' raimUlif iinii, .cufuiacl
with Premie lAiyd (iaorpB", Sir iame
Onig, liut Ulster prvmivr, und t'hjM's,
fu .eewferottee is odsteiBl to hnve
CMKmaul tb pvstubie auspvtu tJ
kj4tikites in Irekiwl,
eSCiJi'AHl', July . Fire aw were
ak froai rWir Weaae in N.ewy,
switit of Wc, tHdiiy, arf wrt, tW-W
Vnidies ! Wt ia a Wcaa bv the
rea(UiiW. A s-4rnl Voim'Wxy was sityl
od kittud yesteadiky skiiu nttotwat
itte to sfckW a biaDivai fi-aoi a44ark..
The triua fram RwWiwt ta I,ea4i.,
awry waa wrecked last vfiMt, tiae u4
lrvHn Ua tmaveA. Thure wove a
cfttmultuw.
t'lirs ciu-rjiofl aombi to Butf its! V4cc
Wnad;
ITI1IE
WAHHtmiTIH. July . Tkc sen
ate rejected, 17 to 2, the rowHi
rent revolutiro nuffond by Ri'awtnr
tJHdcv, Repatiiiran leader, prupmiiriK
a foor.veirfk ftjdjaurnraDui fvooo Juir
I to A WU ai I.
and Lands
AnotrdiftE fo te ia tovt by
MoOarn at potne sijulia i brw mii-
Ind. dneoavlir lewbi b. anend
Mm 0rat)f aad b bi i.t i"(
able lo ilewp win?: ftr Ine puV.
lei aisbtK. Tr 'e iv, filfnwl!H,:
lrr"l bit wife, l An-i-lvi!
at bta '6.1-t od
v.ia t.ijieuj to k
'vd '-ia. aiarej.riij
rrinlae la
rQir g son.
M'd.
V: t".i.r end Ido shu t . lakes
o f t i. in No. t.' They fr
! toy lo I'or nd k fhe Hk-
Favorable Report
On Anti-Beer Bill
Six Senators Refuse to Accept House
Action in Reducing Naval
Appropriations.
WASHINGTON, July 6 A favor
able report on the Willis-Campbell
nnti-becr bill has been ordered by the
senate judiciary committee. The com
mittco approved sumo of the amend
ments designed to afford u greater
protection to legitinuto users of
alcohol.
Measure Is Returned.
Because six senators refused to uc
cept the houso action in reducing tho
appropriations in the naval bill, tho
senate has returned the measure to
conference. There was no objection
to the Borah amendment authorizing
the president to o:ll a disarmament
conference.
eTii(tcw fri. .Vd i'btb Irfttjrbootb fe
Phfvcs .Sl findH IfeilRtf po En Lie
tIMH(le'S (il-VUtX'tft AttKUfe.
At lSo luuihewi of llio Ad club
tbM mpii tbn p4-opxised orimmoirtiri
llckliK system fur Ibo ilwr-town
hHHlRfc'ss iiecliwit wiw (Hscussod and
motifia by Dr. K. P. Atossuuui,
prosJiUul, llio civic aft'iiiru, ootiiiuit-
leo was asked to lnvoftlKato llio son-
tiiwent of the bastuess inch of the
city in tiw. mutter in order that it can
iiiwii' before tke city eammissiou op
July 11 und make recommciHlatiens.
(,!orue Gurrett, city mnnnffor, eie
plained the plans under considera
tion now. He pointed put thut Depot
Htreet from Jefferson to the Elks
dull anil Adams uvenue from Fourth,
to the middle of the block between Fir
mid Greenwood, would be included in
the new sy.steai tmd possibly a por
tion of Elm. street. If the ornamen
tal systoni is put ill now tho city
will shvc $ir becaase tke light coai
pitny is willing to maku the change in
its pole lilies from tke streets to the
alleys at its own cxpj-nsc as the
Adams uvcfiue line must be rebuilt
tkis year, ani if tlxi city allows a new
line to be built now, wk lis ormj
niitnJ systeai is InstiikVi'd tWc city
frmM pndinlilv bnvu te refnovc Mic
foiim to tlw lley. Ion poieo aa.
tVTernl otavr basiioess men spokf
on tk! mailer.- AaMig tjlim 0idt
laa; were S. 1). Crowe, Vnitnr 'Rvafcor,
llr. II. S. PiVr, find Nr. Kay inr.
pky, wh 'wiuj ak cU'a(iai s tine
WliutiJW!;.
7'oLiAWina tae iMbiaass hcssboii
Ellis Purlce f tke Ellwaa-Vfliita
ckautiiuitwu ciin:ui4. saioloe im the
rkaaluajHa piriia,!.- III! Witt wwa-sfn-
ll' i;lMiitini kxee tkU wens.
Sr. CjiV atvfiwt'd m tioUt an tb
prei-Am by calling iittuatm of teoi
Ad club tn vktf, in his afuuMm wnu
tkK greater nsaet of La tjni-ade.
MT1K
mm
WaliAiti Lake in to k faoad the B:w
Vxautifal sfx.t ia tb wi. Tb Ad I Wiwleym Uaiwas.ty; Uny II. Bratt
clat. reald, Iw said, do a gtvitm- nwi" pi''ild tf th Btiiluigh.ftifo'hih,
ir to tho epmawMwiy fcoua ko ut ia it l'bnoJ o BirrttnHn, loMitkj Berfjafnili
tkt tS ktM'IreaV, nf tanaiaiH pnsiDe',:- GrnenbcBH, asidittent rfirectoro at
rbi-rwrt. !.' Grande r-t,vrr jm-bt mo di.j eduwatienid vmit, V. S. PffiffinfculJJR
yarted to ike a-and.Tliu.tf lyiA to tft. j Serv-, Woxbowto 1. C; G!ir &.
jm.rtn-aijt. .'fbai-e w iwtbw to eneel
tho iosauly of WrBow. btfse to the
6'., tete fllympii's io WstdiiMstas toi
ttyr tlo onpy pinji ieioj s-anpari-sifti
is pxissible, Wr. Purbw dtiwifitrceL
MURY FINDS
Mftf
tt. K. I'ofil-v, rhjti'ucd with hn-rcily,
f'Hind K'l'l'y hy a iwi'. in circa it
0'ourt yi'Hlcrdiiy itfternooii. Io Ac
whk indictral by tha ursind jury nftcnt
ly, hnviny been ch:irf will: srMiii(f
Hit auloniobilc bHnirL'i'iW 1"
KnlicrtsfSi which the ;;itt.-r h.nl
1 )itolcv to iitit into Ktornir i f
winter. Kftlifitson r'tinn ! hrv
NpiintC nfl fi.Hml trtat the c;ir
Iw en Hold t'j K W- i eeters.
i:i;ai i;siati-; I'litM ,moi;s.
I. J. Itlm-k and f'otiQtany U.y
moved I hei r of rices from I he Fulev
hotel to i lie K'dey h ii i I d I ii K. Tiny
now in copy the corner ronms at
AdarnHO'id t'h-ntutit. Tlj new of.
flees will Klve, thla re;i CHtntn ftiiu
h mu'-h more '-ommodiouM place for
f rnnstictliiK hii.dneHtt.
The new . oTflces of the. company
nre except ionally well lighted, laricc
v. indowtj facing both Chest nut aiwl i
AdrftniK. 'Hte room tn upied are
II mte vacated recently by Kerr, (lif
ford and Company,
WKAIIHIt KOI1ECAST.
Tonight and Thursday, fair.
Warmer Thursday except near the!
cast. 1
IWM If
SCHOOL AGE
ILLS STARTED
III IKEAHCY
MEDICAL, EXl'ERT DECLARES
NUTRITIONAL EXPERTS
GIVE INSTRUCTION. ,
1 ,..J
KINDERGARTEN WILL .'
B1E MORE PRACTICAL"
iiervafter, Play Houses Must be Largo
Enough to Play ill, Dolls' Clothes
Should Have Real Buttons, While
tjve Pets Should be' a Part of
Every Child's Bifc.
DKS Mtll'NES, Iowa, July G "De
fects occurring in pte-scliool children'
aavo their inception qluring flifnncy,
H. DcdRniaer, Ma 1)., npddirectpr of
Iwto'ne, of tho St. Joseph, 0Mo., cy
schools, t18 tlft) Sutipiinb Educiftiou
association conv'Otion tdllriy.0
. "Economic coniUtjwns limb ignor
mice on the part of the mof-Rclr nrer
spoBsibh! in n lai'BC majority of cases.
Great stress lirid uum Hivfiftitos" fed
Nrg dm'ing fiust two 3poattsof life by
pKysicinrts, but mine to niuv extent
pirfter that."
Hutritioinil experts cinncctcdwith
puldic schools should gWrj instruction
tft parents on proper valuation of
foods' te nourish, body und niiildloDi
IJeLamnter snjd.
Toy stoves, tallies anil chairs "large
enough for practical use, big'blocks
with which J.0 build houses lirgo
enough to play in these mark the?
best kindcrgaHen cquipmenj. of tho
present, Ella Victoria. Dobbs of tho
University of Missouri, said hero to
day. . A revolution in kindergarten
methods has tnken pl.icc, she indicat
ed. Tho day of the tiny imitation of
the tciH tiling has, passei .
"Instead of imposing Spoil His.
children our ideas of wlfat wo think
they should like to Io, wo havo gryie
about with tfiem to fimUnut what they
rraFly do under natural, happy "Condi
tions," suiil' tho Missouri rfrofessor.
"We re bringing back into the school
oar transforming diseoveries , not
ikhine tn tho kindergarten? but, what
is, much nroro sigitiUcant, into tile pfi..
nniry schaols as. well.
"In compnring old and new tl)e
writer is uitproswd with the bigness
of tliiixv. Iimtead nf Jitiy dmitations
for eaNi iaidividual Child fulbsized and
real tkings nrfc paovideik for co-opera-tiw
e.
"Tk oVlki Imve clothes that but
tan und wikotttn jest liko rcnlfblkii
aad Iffae dolls becomo renf7 members
of tkv siarbd ptroup denintitrlii much
tWoKRbcfid now. From time to tfiiie
tbrre we.lrw! rabbits and other pets
wtocri aeed road aiaj cime. -flcal. tools
kttfterfioei affd nws, together wifh
scmifis of wood and plenty iff nails
tempi even timid oaes tn venture into
tm rnn4ti of Bw'ulfHmcs.'p 0 . "
Otkfta repMifei ow k)dny"a progiytfrf
r. S. irc-Aar, ef tho NcBraslta
,4aBS- "w"1"" .w lne nierafaii.
;uv imsmwobm, i Tjrgi : . a. as
Noroj', iltfuitrtmoitt of 1ipfr.i.ff,
Stid f oilfetfl' ffoiHJ.'.'lolovt(ri0Mo
itnce K. PowH of thrP..f:invertjte.
01ee
.lanKjHf ille, 9i.
' ise Dmw'jpojtioftRcnv7
'fhe fmeral of .lohn McCafln, who
dieil Julv J, will be held from the
j f'atholic riiutjj'h tomorrow, fUTordinfe a
to present urnuifieoients. Sofar as
.known he ha no refiitixx.
I Peceacd was (17 years of tre at the
;time of his death A cerebral hemor-
rnire was the cause of death.
HOOD It IV Ell, July B Luther
Fagnn, who was sentenced tn the
prnitentiary two years ago, fol
lowing his eonvirtion nf attack
UMin Miss Alice Watkins. re
turned here today and shot T. J.
Muller, stepfather of Miss Wat
kins, according tn the police.
Mulder was wounded in the breast,
but not fatally. Pagan then cov
ered Miss '.ilk ins and her broth
er with a revolver and forced
them to get into an automobile
and drove off. The posses are
refi a
pursuing. ,
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