La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1923, Image 7

Wednesday, June 20, 1923.
THE L'A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
ZEPPELINS HAY
SOON
ACROSS
(By Associated Press)
LONDON, June 20- Details cf
the first Atlantic airship service be
tween Spain and Argentina have
just been mailo public by the London
Daily Chronicle, which says that it
may soon be possible to bridge the
5,000 miles between the two conti
nents in three and a halt days. The
service will operate 'between Seville
and Buenos Aires, and Zeppelin air
craft will be used.
There will be terminal airdromes,
mooring masts repair sheds, and hy
drogen factories at Seville and at
Buenos Aires. In addition, emer
gency landing grounds will be laid
cut at the Canary Islands and at
Cordoba, in the Argentine-
On the American side of the At
lantic the hangars will be made on
a revolving principle, because of the
variability of the wind. Four air
Bhips are being built to inaugurate
the scheme, and it is anticipated that
service will begin next summer. It
also is probable that arrangements
will be made to link up Seville di
rect with London by an airplane ser
vice. The airships, fitted with nine en
gines, each developing 400 horsepow
er, will carry 40 passengers and 11
tons ci mails and merchandise
There will be two simultaneous
flights a week in each direction, and
the time taken to cross the Atlan
tic will 'be three days and 10 hours.
Passengers will have all the com
forts of an Atlantic liner, without
the disadvantage of sea sickness.
The ships will have a speed of 82
miles an hour. Zeppelin pilots who
have not less than 1,000 successful
flights to their credit will bo en
gaged to operate the craft- Each
airship will carry six pilots and a
commander.
Powerful wireless sets will he fit
ted into each ship, thus it will be
possible to keep in touch with 45
weather .stations on the coasts of
Spain, Africa, America, the Canary
Islands, Cape Verde and Fernando
Noronha, as well as with ships ut
sea.
. Not a Kiss of Friendship
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' - These two giraffes kissed by accident, rather than by Intention. Mrs.
Howard Felch climbed their corral at the flronx Zoo, N, Y to otter a
dainty morsel and both reached for It at the same time.
DEPICT TEMPLE FALL
LOS ANGELES, Calif., June 20.
A pyrotechnic spectacle depicting the
fall of the ancient empire of the Az
tecs will be one of the features of
the program of pageantry to be pre
sented in connection with the Monroe
Doctrine Centennial and Motion Pic
ture Expedition to open here July
2nd. .
TREASUiKE IN PETROGKAD
(By Associated Press)
LONDON, June 10 A field mar
shal's 'baton has been discovered bur
ied in the masonry of enc of the
columns of the Petrograd Vvedensky
Cathedral, near the steps leading to
the altar- It is made of solid gold
and adorned with 110 large dia
monds 'and emeralds. Its value is
said to be $2,000,000.
For Sale
Five-room plastered 1ioum electric
liffhts, city water. giu-iiKe, lawn, trees,
urge lot 5nxl20. l'ricu $1,785.00;
terms, fiMMi.oo down and balance at
$25. (jo pur month.
I'lve-room modern home, close to
school and shops. This properly has
a RuruRe, lawn, scn-enud-in porch.
both front and rear, completely
plumbed und wired, rrlce, $1,850.00.
Terms on balance.
Klve-rooi
on t he east
outside of
new and th
me, lai'Ke
nd of Adams
k'lty limits. Ta pla
price and lejfiis ure riht.
uted
just
Correct this sentence: "Honest A trainer says un npo tires of.any
Ma," ald the small boy. "I'm goin thing when it becomes accustomed to
to Sunday school; I just happened to it. There may bo something In -that"
hiive them fish worms in my pocket.' Darwin theory.
POSTAL CLERKS MAY
ASK WAGE INCREASE
EL PASO, June 20. Dust stirred
by Don Juan Onate on his way to
settle Santa- Fe more than three cen
turies ago will be on the heels of
delegates here to attend the Nation
al Federation of Postoffice Clerks'
convention September 8 to 7. Every
state in the union will be renre-
sented-
Congress mny be asked to increase
the Day of postoffice clorks. if thn
hiirh cost of living does not irn dnum
in the meantime, according to of
ficials of tho federation who are
here making arrangements for the
convention. Other legislation which
will come up for endorsement in
cludes: Credit for one hour for each 45
minutes worked at night.
Double time for Sundays and holi
days. An annual vacation of 30 days
Although the federation now has
seven vice presidents, it is clainwd
the rapid growth of the organiza
tion demands the addition of from
four to eight more, and this ques
tion will be voted on. Under the
present rules the large cities, such
as Now York and Clucagi are on
titled to a maximum of five dele
gates and as many votes, while s
postoliice with nau dozen men may
have one delegate and one vote. The
larger cities are asking for a dif
ferent basis of representation.
Recommends Chamberlain's Tablet.
"Chamberlain's Tablets have been
used by mv husband and ir.y?cl; off
and on for the oast five vears. When
my husband goes away from homo
ne always takes a bottle of them
uliing with him. Whenever I have
that heavy fading after eating, or
feel dull and played out, I tako one
or two of Chamberlain's Tablets mid
they fix me ud fine," writes Mrs.
Newton Vreeland, Minoa, N. Y. Tako
thCKO. tablets when troubled with
rnnstipnticn or indigestion and they
will do ynu good. Adv.
The Republican party's showing In
the next election will tell us whether
the wholo Is equal to the Bum of Its
parts.
Henry Ford is the Tidiest editor
In thn world. Ho made his riches
manufacturing automobiles.
A bachelor is a man who has to
pick up the Sunday paper after him
self.. About HT per cent of us figure In
tho scheme of thiiiKa only as innocent
bystanders.
Tt-nd the Observer Want Ada.
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hi home, large lotoc
Valine.
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Kour-ron. housr modern, paved
street, lot Iti'ix I 1 y garage, part b;iso
nient. Price, SjTOOU.UO; terms,
If you are expecting to build this
spring, come in and let me show you
eome of the choice building lots I
have listed.
Geo. H. Currey
Real Kstata
Houghton's
Furnitur
Store
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Very good, easy Rock
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With Union
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thrusts the pis
ton throughout
the Stroke, like
this.
NonfDetohatmg
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Gasolines explode in two ways. One kind explodes
with a crash. It detonates.
Thjl piston receivesjrfut a single smashing impulse for
each troke. The power of the explosion is over before
the piston is half yny down the full length of ts stroke. i
Due to the tendency to explode prematurely, detonat
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And the repeated crashing blows increase vibration, thu9
increasing wear and tear.
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The explosion from Union Gasoline is of the other kind.
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permits added compression.
New Speed
This added smAother power means a new "lift" on hills. You
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There's more snap in your pickup and new speed on the level.
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is increased due to better efficiency all around.
' So there are ample reasons for selecting Union Non-Detonating
Gasoline.
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Smooth aiid soft grceu velvet,, a certain amount of
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