La Grande evening observer., June 16, 1924, Image 5

Mniulay, June 10, lfl24.- -
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
page rnrj! m
Local News In Brief
COM I NO 10V1SNTS
June S9-Jly ;ka Grauda
Chautauqua.. V i .,
oilier unusual r,ut urea or ,nalruc.
ion The. truck ws inunufaeiurcil
In Denver una Is one of tin, firs;
of IIh kind to In. Been here. Mr
Kchulz wus driving to l.onBvl..w
Washington from Anu-rtcun 1'ullB
Idaho.
Skin siHvluilst llerw-
Dr. IH'tii'Kl'11. Hkln Hpccitiliut of
Denver. t.'olonido. Is .In thu city Id
day giving treatments. ..
Ileturu from Convention .
Dr. und Mrs.' Ituy Murphy re
turned yesterday rroin I'ortlund,
where tltey attended tho Statu Jlcn-
lal association inculliig. . : .,
Out fn" Wnllowu County
K. It. Hnydcr of Joseph and Dr.
0. T. Hocki'lt of Knlcrprlsi! were In
III,' eliy WSl I'V.-lllllH. . ', . IIU..IV.-U . --.
eft for the lower country to bi '".Wa la. Wnahlnifl
(Tone Cor several days.
Jlw. KHilc lions--.
Mrs. W. K. Kinale of Walla Wnl-lm,,,l ' Spccdlm;
la," Washington, ttirrived In I,a I'''''' BuMingion was fined trn
G ninth' lust evening on No. Jfi urn! j dollars anrl eosts for speeding and
will spend Noiix1 time visiting rela-,,,ri dollars and routs for ratline to
" lives und friends lu re. j1'"" headlights by Jusiiee of l'wi'
- iriiiiy iniN morning. A hull
Vlsilnl at North Powder
Mr. und Mrs. J. II. Standby and
daughter. M'-H. Van Lung, nf Ini
blir, motored to North l'owder
yesterday and spent tin day visit
ing at the home .of Airs. Uzzie Mc-AMslrr.
Personal Mention
Airs. M. K, Taylor returned from
a Hhort visit hi Portland, this" morn
ititf. , ,
-Mr. und Mra. John Slgsbee und
small son of Hollywood. Califor
nia, went I !i nm t;li 1j Grande on
their way to Omaha, Nebraska.
Charlie MurrhlHon and Hay nig
gers caught their limit of salmon
in Catherine creek yesterday.
Mr. and Mns. Charles 1 Martin
and daughter, Adlerose of Walla
Waltu, drove down yesterday to at
tend (In; Smith. Conlcy reunion.
To Attend Festival
lb-purls today white (hat ovi-r a
hi oro cn.ru nf
go to Cov.. tonight to aiiend thr-lMis8 Mil''l ' visit at tho horn
niruwnerry KikIIvhI. The numb-r
may reaeh a much higher number,
as interest Is high here in tlu fete
La Grande's neighboring town is
P ul tint,' on.
of lnr grandmother, Mra. K. I
Childers, for several days.
rnliseqlielice.
.Mr. Iie Speak
I .lohn 1.. Hogm. of The lalles
will speak at tho Ihiptisl rhtireh at
S o'clock Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. Mr. Hogue comes nl thr
request of the rhureh and the pub
lic Is cordially invited to hear him.
tio To Walla Wnlla
Ki-vereiid and Mrs. J. A. Smith
of 1'ortlan.l. who have hwn sp.-nd-iim
the past few ditys In iM c.nm.le.
ien mis mornliiHT en rutite for Wal
la Walla, Washington, wlirro ih..v
will attend the irraduation of tln-ir
son lryor. from Whitman college.
of 9lo dollars which had been dt
posiu-d by it. K. Iloyce ror reckless
ilrlvintr was forfeited by non-appearance.
Mm. W. It. Katon and son. How
ard, returned to their home ut
I'nity Station this morning. They
have hfen visitlnjf Mrs. J. M.
l'earce of J,u. Grande.
Mrn. C. I. Johnson ten for Kn
terprise to visit her daughter, Mrs
l'aul Itohr.
Mrs. It. M. Duncan returned te
tier home In Medical Springs. She
was visiliiiR here with her soli, h
V. Duncan.
SI nil i 'c Accident
The prize for freak accidents
ffoes to H. J. Kitchen of this city.
On a recent trip to Portland Mr.
Kitchen was driving alone a stretch
of road which was perfectly
straight and level when the front
bumper on the car dropped down in
such a way ns to catch in the front
wheel and ttirow the car into the
Jay Brooks of Campbell. Califor
nia, u former resident of ha Grande
was in Die city meeting old uc
Miiaintanccs yesterday. He was reg
istered ut the Sonimer. ..
Mrs. G. Allison and son nf Kul
lon. Nevada, arrived this mornlnt
to visit at the Irving Brum well
home.
Lynn Uohnenkamp returned to
day from a trip to 1'ortlanU.
spent several days In a Itopsltal
with slight cone umit on of the brain
and other Injuries us a result of
the terrific , pounding lie received
from the South American, then
buttling has way lo the front.
Thut bout reully marked the
ending of IVt,nnit"'M caroer, al
though he made one more uppeur
unce inside the ropes in Novem
ber, when ho was knocked out by
Billy Mhdcv In four rounds at
Ouiaha. Neb.
Starting his professional career
In litM. Itrennau engaged In 121
ring battles, record books show.
He gained the sobrluuette oT
Knockout Ulll" by rintu'nlng his
opponents In l5 of these contests.
The only men who knocked him
out were Item pay, Klrpo and Mis
ke, but he also lost decisions to
Johnson, Harry Greb, Mlske and
Battling Levlnsky.
Uremiun was born In County
Mayo, Ireland, 31 yean ago.
U. S. GAINS
1,943,000
POPULATION
(Continued from page 1)
Mrs. C. K. Turkey Is home from
a trip to Portland unending the
rose festival.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. O'Hnn
II of Seattle are visiting Mrs.
To luilhl Dwelling
It. K. Imager took out a buibtln
prrmii im p......,..., ",,.rfl Mere
7. avenue tieiween rine sre' i an"
j ditch tit the side of the toad. The I lonnell'ii purents, Mr., und Mrs.
icur which was of the enclosed typef 4t Pulley.
wts turned on Its side. Mr. and' 1.
Mrs. Kitchen und their two ilinis!i-iinvi;n fjUAT
in the car but neither 1 Au OilV J.
imiiehine nor occupants were so
i TO DEATH
IN CABARET
Continued from rag 1)
H,e city HmllH. The building is lo . S(.mU.,1(.d
cost $ I. n so. It it-hard D. Hill wnsl
issued a permit to repair a dwell-1
In c on Kourlh street between G and Aniiltiicil
H streets at a cost of $(Jr. - j. B. LnVigne. shi-i-phcnler
cati-d near SummerviUe was i
i ;dllor Clicncv Here Similar iralgned tieforc I he Justice of pei
Kiiltor George 1 Cheney. Hccnm-I'hls morning charged with the 11-1
punted by his wife and son. drove legal possession of u spoiled fawn,
over from Kntei prise Sunday and H'1 entered u plea of not guilty and
dpent u few hours in l,a Grande his trial has been set for I:3a
Kditor Chenev agreed to thf state. I o'clock Friday inornlng nf this
.....n ii.i.i i-iiimi ..,! vir..ii....-n ! week in th office of tile justice of ,. ..!,.. .i n.w. i.mn Uv 1cmo
counties constltuto the oasis in I he (peace. He will have a jury triat.j,.v i.rre the latter delhroned
the heavyweight title In 12. He
was knocked out by Jack Denip
sey at Madison Suuan garden that
car, but surprised crlilcs by car
rying the fight to the champion
und staying 12 rounds before tnk-
I inir 11,.. (mint of 1 0. He wus
great K:isleru Oregon desert tiiis
year for they are iilimit the only Many Sought Snlmoii -
counties that have hud any rain oi l a large number of l,a Grand'1
! people motored lip Catherine creek.
Odd Truck Giies TIiiiMigh vnnt of Cnlon. yesterday in p -arch
A five ton truck owned and driver (jiilniuu. ''Vyral catch cq were
in by Schulx created iiuittiyqvrelTToh'e ifttKyTnhtring Tlve o
little Inlen st when 11 v as .narked ho big fish. According to local
on Adams avenue yesterday by nu-r people, tiie banks, of Hie stn-ain
tnre of Its unusual construcilon. : were literally lined with salmon
The machine had pneumatic tin s ! hunters yesterday usins Ihe gig.
ami ii four w ln-el drive and nianv ;rishlug pli ati'l grab hmik.
i Jchs WHIard us title holder. Thut
was in 1'JIS when Denitsey scored
a knockout In six rounds.
trial Horse In 1"-
Breitmin figured us u "trial
MmrHii" In Ihr . U23 heavyweight
campaign." After losing a tlcclsioil
to l-'lovd Johnson, Brennan was
knocked out In the I2tli round by
l.uis Anget Klrpo, U defeat that
threatened for u time to end dls
nstrenslv f.r the veti-ntn. who
the relation of Income to popula
tion. The process' evolved by the bu
reuu is based on the "registration
areu" theory and takes Into con
sideration all elements of error
disclosed In previous work and the
results attuiued by H ure believed
to approximate very closely uctuul
figures.
In announcing the figures to
night 1r. Willlord I. King, undor
whose supervision they were gath
ered, aald:
"The fact that the rate of in
crease in population during the
decade 1310 to ll2U was consid
erably less than the corresponding
rule during the previous ten years
led muiiy persons to untlclpute
that In Ihe future we might look
forward to a rate of population
expansion considerably lower than
thut experienced during the last
century.
"Such expectations huvo been
rudely shattered by the events uf
the Inst four yenrs, und especially
by what occurred during tho Inst
half of 1923, In which period the
rale of population growth appears
lo have been greater than In any
other half year during the lust two
decades, atid probably greuter
than In any six months within the
history of the nation.
LARGE CROWD
HIS SERMON
lleverend A. It. Hilton preached
his last sermon in the local Bap
tist church Sunday evening-. Th
church was well filled with mem
bers of the congregation listening
to the final. words of the man who
has presided over them for tho pust
four years. - During the course of
the senium Mr. Sltton expressed his
appreciation of the friendship he
has enjoyed during his sojourn
here.
Mr. Sltton hns not as yet defi
nitely accepted a place although he
hua several ministerial posiilona un
der consideruilon. Ilia successor
has not been appointed, Mr. and
Mra. Sltton expect to remain In Da
Grande until tho end of this week
ufter which they will leave for Kn
terpriso where they will visit their
aon for a few days before resuming
work in a new location.
getting their sons up in tho morn
ing, it they blow a bugle I am sure
this difficulty will he overcome.
So fur the men arc all In' excel
lent health and they are surely en-
Joying the Kventng Obaervera. that
ure being sent dally by your office.
. CAMP LKW18, Wash.' (Special)
Courier and telephone . com
munication wua - established early
Sunday morning bet ween the main
body of Oregoo troops' here and
Brigadier General White, eqm
mundlng the Oregon soldiery, who
bivouacked on Mount Ualnlcr with
an expeditionary force of 10U men.
Thu trip und bivouac on the moun
tain were wonderfully successful
both from a standpoint of Instruc
tion and the recreations! features,
uccordlng to Goneral White,' com
munique to his heudituarters here.
The general wag expected to re
turn to heudituarters here tdlfthtty
In udvance of the- expeditionary
force, which is ejipcctcdto . rejoin
the muin body 'ut 10 o'clock to
night. No - accident marred the
trip, and. the men,- after a com
fortably night spent in pup tents,
were enjoying the wonders Of the
glacier, It wua reported. '"
This uuuKuul Increuse wus due if IT J2 MIMIR
to two facts: first, a very heuvy I rvvt? rfcW TIK'G'P
of iinmigrntion ' viiu ui wave.
which increused
recorded excess
over emigration,
our population by !u6.uott; and
second, by the lact that tho death
rate wan as low us litis ever been
recorded.
(Continued from Tage One)
uiinuul, Jhe Clarion, won the first
...I.. u ll..ii Invlltfr rMIti Till- Mil-
"Acconllng to the est tmntcs of f uiit.nrt i.io-ti .rhimi
the Bureau of Kconomlc licsearch mic.,, f,rHt Hlllong high schools
there were "about !.2:iX,OUU births
against some li'.M.MUU deaths, giv
ing n net natural increase of ubout
i, 17.MIMI, This number added, to
the rn;t.i)UM gain from migration,
totals I1.32.IUiny;t Iwl ftst luuilcit 4u
reuse In population inuicuieu uy
huvlnir Uiss than 350 students.
Other nnnuala pluclng In Ihe first
division of high schools were the
lCugenion of liugene high school,
first honorable mention; the Bust
'oT Franklin high school. Portland,
second .honorable mention: thr
UFO. FUND
MOVING AHEAD
Campaign Has So Far
Kesulted in liaising
$1,120,170; Goal is Five
Millions.
UNIVliltSITY O V OUHOON, Ku
gene. (Special) The f rt.uiHi.uini
Gift Campaign to provide funtls for
buildings needed by the I'nlvvrsily
of O recoil hua begun nusnlclously
wlth a total of$1.120.I7h In glftsl
and bequests subscribed during the
first year It wtll be announced by
President Cam obeli at the meeting
nf tlm linnnl nf remntM tndav. i
Theao gifts inciudu subscription
from graduates and former stu
dents throughout the Vnlted Stales,
together with other special girts
and benucsts made by various public-spirited
citizens of Oregon. They
represent partial results of the ftrs)
phase of thu Gift Campaign, which
la to be carried to all communities
In the fall.
Although the nltimnt campaign is
not yet completed, a total of $421,-
tiuO has already been subscribed by
graduates and former st itdents
The largest amount, $201 .765 has
come from alumni In Porllaml. Hu
ge nn Is the first city in Oregon to I
Buoacnue n iuii miumu mi nn-
ulumnl cumpaign. pledging $102,
700. Its' entire goal. Berkeley,
California, wus the first city over
the top In the campaign, subscrib
ing $7,410 with a qiiotn of $ti.7(ln
The Htuto of Alnbrimu wus the first
state unit over the top.
In addition to the girts from
alumni, the following gifts and
pledges are reported: I-roni the
students of the university, sub
scriptions totaling $21!.M0ti for the
construction of a Students' Union
on the campus; from the estate of
R 8. Doernbeeker, $200. ood for the
const rucl ion of a ch lid ren's hos
pital In Portland: from the faculty
and generul stuff of the university.
subscriptions totaling $f!4.2!i7 for
various purposes: from the citizens
of Kugene the sum of $10,873 for
providing funds to carry on a cam
paign for gifts: from the estate of
Mra. Alice Wrlsley. $10. for
Guarantee Kund for Scholarship
Loan Kund.
In thu sums noted are Included
glfis totaling $30.noo that donors
have reiiueated be used for the
erection of a permanent innseflm of
Klne Arts, together with a girt or
Sio.oou from an anonymoua donor
Tor the construction or a pipe organ
In the new music auditorium. In
addition to these Immediate, gift i
and pledges there have been be
quests amounting to more than
$17&,000.
TUB
FROCKS
FOR SUMMER AFTERNOONS
SILKS
' , VOILES
And LINENS '
In nil thu lovely new shades (ind
delightful stylos. Roasonably
priced.
French & Greene
VIOLINIST IS
G H CLASS
BARBER SHOP
Our Surprise
SAVE
$10.00
ON
YOl'R
SUIT
Sale
SAVE
$10.00
ON
YOUR
SUIT
MICHflitrtW
. k
Of Men and
Young Men's
Suits
At a irrcal savinK of 10.00 (in each and every
Biiil in our entire slock of hi?li-Krs"le elolhinj,',
means (hat you are saving $10.00.
Eyery Suit in our Store is
placed on Sale
NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT YOUR,
SUIT FOR TIIE FOURTH
Men's t-:.es 31 (o IS in reKular, half stout, stout
and long styles. Young men's size, 14 years to
20 years in plain and belted models.
To Select From
CLOTHES OF (JUAL1TY
V
II NT 3 VLOTHIcl
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE"
the Rovfriiniuiit miiirtB for thu .,',. r .,,., -rliuul
lust hair or IU33 nu contpB rod wlihlllnl )1(T1rut,it. mention; ami the
a similar csllimiti; of total itrowtll Ufntl r s'B,hlnBton hlRll mliool.
for Inn I'ntln, your umoiintlns lo . ,,orllund- furth lionoralilo liu-n-
!:' . 'I'llls yearly tolul nm.v. i ((on A, ,,. linIlllus dlHpluyed
In turn, lie conuiarcd with a nlm- ,,,,, .,.,,,1, ,i nrlirlnulltv of i'on-
llurly mlvillali'il risura ror IIISII or ,t),n anJ evnm make-up. Tllr
I.7H4.IMIH, for 1921 of l.C4a.0. j t,,)r. . jU(lBod rupee-tally lilnh
ami for lt"S2 or l.ufpti.oon. -mrmvinB ami urlntinir and on
Hinri' HIM H"vei iiim-iii m I'unn
A trli nil In one ')in nut fniKlvv
you ror livi ryllilnu cxwiit cIIiiiIiIiik
abovii IiIh li'vi'l.
Homo of lh ffiii'HlH n-maln IiiimIi-
rully lli i5t. und Biimi' liavi- aymP'
lotus to talk aljoilt.
apparently underestimate either
htrthB, Immigration, or hoth by an
averajfe or su.aou a year, it U
neectuury to add :I2IJ,IIU0 to the
Hum or IhetU' four Hoiiib In order
to urrtve at the rinal enttmate or
the Kaln Tor the rour yearn, name
ly 7.1 Ift.OOO.
It appear. then.-that Ihe aver-
the cover.
I'oinpelltlon was keen with 00
hlBh school annuals entered In Hie
Btale-wldc contents. I'olnts follow-
I'd In decldlnu the winners wort'
orlulnallty 25. luuke.up 26. content
2S, cneravlnir. prlnllnir and cover
25. Members of SlRina Delta Chi
JudKlnR the annuals were If rank I.
..rnfoHMfir nf Itidustrbil Jour-
uro Kaln durlnu the lust rour yeurBmil!i-il. (. j u.nto3l,. associate
was I.77S.75U a year h compared ; ar Industrial journullsm:
with an averaite Increase of 1. 41S,- ;,..(1.ln T n'cd. collcRe editor:
lau diirlnB Ihe decade IK10 10 1 iu,r r..' Itolierls. city editor Cor.
1U20." Ivallls Gazetli-Tlnies: Howard I1
....1 ..v..m..!. iti'iivi-r annual:
GUARDSMEN IN. i fred O. Ilehnke, editor O. A. C
f:nnil VIRALTH ilinlly Haromeler; l.lndsey HpiRin
"uuu rlL,ilL,ln;r. llrlni nresldenl or the local chap.
ter of HlRina Delta Cht: and Klvln
(Cnntlnucd from pae I) Hoy, president or lilt! chnpler.
Ull'B.
HreakreBt 11:15 a. in.
Drill and field Insl ruction until
1 1 :.1(t 11. 111.
Dinner noon.
.Assembly ut l::iu p! m. for man
euvers. (lames and Athletics 3 1. m.
Supper 0 p. 111. t
'I'll pa 10 p. ni.
.
As a BURRi'Btion to Ihe parents
who huve bi'i'ti haviiiR trouble In
DISEASE NEAR
Victor Dcrinto Appeared
Yesterday at ' M. E.
Church for First Time
in La Grande.
Tho flint upiH'iiranco of Victor
I it'l'lnlo. a not imI vloiinlHt, who
iM.ntcinpbitcH uiiiUliifT J.11 Orandit
IiIh l'utiiro homo, ocournul yi'H
tcrday when ho phiytMl a nolo at
tho MrthotllHt KplHcopal church
morning acrvlci. Ho wtm accoii'
panh'tl by Attn, W. II. rarkliiHon
on the pipe ormi ami Iho pralH
whbh followed IndlcatcH boynnd
doubt that I -a (iramlo 1m fori u
imti In fittractitiK Drl'lnto lnr
to local i. Tin m-lcetlon rcnilcrctl
was "Meditation" from Tht'ls by
MiiMHt'iirt. and thr Italian boy
played It with much IVcltiw.
I h'l'lnto Ktudb'd In Kuropc
with Hi-yelk, alno In i'IiIchko with
liiidwU; Heritor, llo was iiKHltttaut
concert nuiHter and HolotHt In the
Tii-( 'Uy Symphony under Hecker.
He tauffht violin In the Akumih
coiiKervutory and In other proiu-
Inent HeboolH betsldeH havtnir a
number of yearn experience Hi
theater, conceit und Hymphony
work.
Ho IlltH CfUllO to lilt (! ra ndo to
nny,i hi' tnrorined a reptirter f.ir
the KvetilnK' I Jlmerver, and ex
jieetH to open u Ktudlo In a lion
time.
The only thlns that brlnn Hit
hlffh nnd low to the tunne coiiimoii
luvel are death and a bathing null.
Mere oil enn't dlHlieaiten a.pco
lilt IhMt mirvlved biinnnaw.
OPEN TUESBAY
Itlll'u lli.rl.i.r Mlwiii will. IT rl-
Winn, who Iiiim been aHochitctl .
with Clay KlllM"Hhop for tho past
twelve, years,, on hand, will bpcu '
for biiMincBM tomorrow with a coin
pleto new set of ' equipment. Th,;
shop, owned and manifkiMl by Will- i.
Hum Winn. Is localed adjacent to "lk
the (lb) Orison Trail cnfo a ;
AihiniH avenue,
Tho btmlneKS will be conducted
under t)io barbera' union unu! will. ' .
be a four-chair shop. i
In speaking lo an Kvcnintr Oh-
server reporter loduy, Mr. Winn
Ktated that every meaiiH had been,, t-if
taken to luaure ruHtoniere if
uvery ronHlderatlon and thu bctm '
of ttervlee. ,.
Gilmore &
Cochran
numbing and Healing
2202 N. Illreh St.
Phone 208-M
O I
'ill I
f -
Arcade
Today and Tuesday
Harold Bell
frWht S
rerful-Q novel
When a
LMan$
NEW TODAY
Noriri;.
; lne lo ilirrictilljr oxperlenfetl
In (ulle'liiitf rhanrcM fop ndver
lisln thnt is listed iiniler claxl
fled Ailvei-tinlng and under tin
"new today' lieadlnic, Hit Kvc
iilnv Observer will hereaflcr
Inke ntt claHNlfled advertising or
advertising to lie run n Mnew
lotlny' milKM tlie advertMng w
aci-onipniiletl Uy cah.
Villi 11 l-'.ST 3 -room modern a pi.
and I -room modern apt. Hin'i
WumIi. G-1 0- Hp
; !. It WALK IH'.M Hodge Hros.
1 coupe. At. J. (joss. Htudebaker
Deuler. -l-2fp
I'Oll HAI.K I I lodge HroH 6
! i(usH nxer touring car. Al. J. les.
j til udebaker I h ater. 6-1 p
r Ut HAI.K Kord cup.- In
A-1 condition. Iloseh Ignition
and Htromlierg and aerenMorlefi
Iturgatn If taken at once. Im
perial Pool Hull. 6.K,-ltp
Toil HA!.K Young pigs. It. At.
i Kurtz. Kanuem 44. fi-lfi-ltp
Tint 11 10 NT 6 room house on Wll
nw mirert. Inulr al ,a (trunde
National Hunk., . . fi-lft-Stp
l-'Olt ItlOVT 3-room iiirttn-nl on
ground floor. Sen Airs. Zub.-r.
END OF TRAIL
Itcceiit reports received by the
ehler or the lliinaii of Animal
IlldilKtry In Washington show that
the outbreak of foot-and-mouth
disease In Cullrornla Is definitely
on the wane. Accounts received
from the rield lieaibiuarters up lo
June I II showed no new cases or
Inrectlon ror rour days, the long
est period without new herds he
Inn reported since the beRlnnlnir or
the outbreak In l-'ebruary. Not.
only were there no now chscs, but
I here were no condemned anluialB
lo be slaughtered. All Infected
nremlses huve been cleaned nnd
ili.ilnfeelcd. Ho efficiently wus the
cleanup work curried on that no
sooner was the disease discovered
than crews were busy getting it
onder lime and carlh.
The sttiiutluli. suys Dr. John It.
Mohler, thief of the llureuu of
. ill mill Industry, Is the most fa
vorable yet reported. There will
be no slowlnR up In the work of
niiprcsslon und no relaxation In
wulchrulncsB until the plaxuv is
thorollRhly eliminated and the
country's livestock Industry freed
or all danger rroui this source.
Although the deficiency bill
fulled In congress, money will be
forthcoming lo carry on the work
as other lloreau of Animal Indus
try rilllds have been lliade avail
able ror this purpose.
f.cruiun riiyli'lmiN AiUlse
Youth .Not lo Sloily Miilli'lii!
MMl'ttll". (AT) "Don't study
liieijlelne" is Ihe advice Riven to
prisniecllve students tiy the tJi-rmaD
l-hysplans- assorlallon. pointing
out. that .ror years lo conic the
medieul professloa will ' b ovi-r-oroiled.
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STARTS WEDNESDAY
INFANTS WEAR
Xu inallcr wlml Hie linliy may ini'il, u run supply Mm.
lllaiB'ls, licliiiiiiil mill by Hie janl. Kblits, llic, MliK-s,
llri'ssrs, skirls, ICIr.
Art & Baby Shop
"Fvcryllili.g for llio llaby"
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Stimmer Hotel IJUljj.
Ct paramount ffkturt
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Rudolph
Valentino
The Screen's
1 Greatest Lover in a
Society Sensation .
Strawberries
Wllhiiiit it iliiubl Slrailn itIi n lire Hie mid irrfcrml
fruit in Hie hiiiiir lis well n at the hoiIii fiilliiinlii, iinillrii
larl.v III Ibis season when IihiiI flillt Is III full luil'trst.
Willi tills III liilnil wi! Iin.r pliiiiniil n "SI in berry VI"
M fiuiil nhlili ynll inn select ulir finolllr sIlilwla'ITy
1 dish, nu ll iiiie iiuiili' from Irrsli, rlM! slinwlK'iiics gmnu III
tin: (;i-iimlc Itmitlc allry.
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Cuiilr III loiluy anil order jour ruvorllo lllsli.
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