La Grande evening observer., June 28, 1924, Image 4

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Editorials -From
Over the Nation
THE OLD HOME TOWN
irt'itHp of the downtrodden Wi'si
farmer, who plods heMr.d the
plow or Jolts In n wpring'ess Wag
Dii behind a mule team.
Yet v.e obsvrvo Hint in North
Dakota, home tr librarian revolt
against t Im plutocracy nf t lit if
leto hlist, the average Pfr capita
lnc:dment in moinr vehicles Is
$f.iii, which Is considerably more
thuii unit in New Vork; In hair-In-Mit-gent
AlintH -sot a it In ?t;t.f.O; jn
Soul li I 'i.kota. 11 Irani Johnson's
sole supporter, It in ilA.l it. or
more 1 1; li li twice as mndi- us In
I Pcnnsyiwinlu in Iowa It tit $7i.50
racttcully twice Nw VurkV
Dy Stanley
kiDT Twirl I I Y.wAjW (AND r.Ht - T5-rrs I Ut's V .
ssissrisr - W sssssw ssj
fn and Out
''WI KTUAItl Till-: ffirilNK
V:Miitif;1tn I'O-il; '('hat wuh
inn r.Hitnif i t.c.v.hi;,- titc tolai J
valm- of tnolr i-;:r.-i own. d n var-j
ioiiK fffan-.t, v.ltli-h :i rorrcKpoiitlMit J
of Mi- Pnfi: filed tin- ulln-r ilav !
(rtuu tl.c .i-nt, -fin
tiu.tr li;t.-r-.Hi:iiK wtu n Mi.tlje-0 .
V U kuv til.- Illll.flllll IUV. M t lUill '
'IM h li!rW I ' h i-aplla of IM
lin!:t !ni.
Tim:: In X"W Vnrli. the Mali. i,r
all j.laii;f, i-:;.,nh-d l.y a ct-rtain
fiic wijii-i-ii pofiUi Ian a the.
i-hiMntllfiliiit i,f ilii- "molH-v pW-
ff, r rapll;:liiii, of w-alth and!
liiMiry in pIiiluiTjittp New Vnh i
ihc kv( r-iirc lit v-.s t tit nf In iunUn-
vclilt !'";; lor cV'-ry man, womaa
mid ihlld I. :ix.4n. In IVnnKyl-i
vatilit, tin- hntiic of Iho k'c I ktli-.: j
i.i:d ci.ul ):i(iiim, -tUv amount ts
5ZAn. n-uildh-.. it,;ii miMns th-d
Mi, pm-H,-pn;u(. ,- ,,. as .,r M mistook a avtt.
fc.nt.-ii xpriid ih.-lr time J.y Hdliu g man FOR me R Son EtBCfcT AT TH DEPOT;
tn lUNTtrlnun llmiuian; :il (hi i x-
Our" Democratic Delegation iMvJriJVJL"-'":
Grout is the wail of dew Duinucnilic fi'londs of OiVkdii i'"" "." M:iy "
iiDiiut the peciple itiliiijf v.'licn they arc at home. Miom.Bor uw 8uiivrpow-r ur.
At the New York convention thinjrs are dii'ferent a ! w"11" ""' r""l"n" tr r- io wmt
r.,, ..... , ,, . . ., ,. em -i Ktrc-i't me IMTI'unv i;ollleilt Willi
little diflerent. I'or instance the eiilniK' of Thomas Cai'-iin iiumi.io niw.r.
lick Jlurke, once n resident of 5;.ler lint for years a citi- i
ten of New Yoik City, as a representative of Oregon Demo- ,.' "S";"V t'!'.,'...,.,,,.-,,.
crats is decidedly amtisilljl. niadi. I.y Hr. ivny wmsun. Ii.nd
Then there w that speech of Mrs. AleN.Uider Thomp
run. Wow! Didn't !e burn 'em up. Hut does Mrs. Thomp- inni. only mo imm in iw.-niy-son
represent Oregon's Donu.ciatic party? """ "; '"' ;""-
1 " 1 one hit more than flu yenrti nf nice.
Tho most cit?dilal)l thing; "uur deloatton Huh done hIiouk In a HiriUlnff way tho Mule
i.f llin Mnvif Vmi-It mw.linfr um lio riiiuiiinr nf tho niwnih "n P'lWIe lira Mil In the Km
..v w.x, .,v. ' , v' - KjH,,,rn .,.I)Ui),l
iiiimicr lor (juriur 11. uihmh wncn iiih immo was piacoa
.hefore Iho convention.
MAN FOR MER SON C6CfcT AT ThS DEPOT;
TODAX BX THH BOYS AT THB C&AflL TO .-To M CONTNUt -J1-1
wurd ritrlntlan Woldlers." and otll
fr familiar sohvn. It was one of
the most pleasintr nnd Inpirinjf
moineut of the convention.
In America, whetv public me
iniia are. more common than In
any ot In r country, we hall do
well to ctilllvate tliin h.il.tl of flinu
Inir toKeiher. Ten minutes of Kini,--iiiK-.
inu-rKpersed Btnnewhere In
the iiroKram, In worth an - hour's
recreation. J tut to Ret tho fill!
hemrft we xhall Imvo to learn the
words of more of our favorite
In the rnlted Mtnten ntu mrtn in j
eirc'it and one woman In tn are!
more than ) yean ohl. In ottiel'l
wordu, in Aiiieriea the average spun j
or human life in much lnu-r thaii;
In china, whr-iv modern sanitation
and nel nttfte tnedtetno arc vtrliially
unknown.
In i 'lit mi, where approximately
I.r.'M) ptiysii lans and sui'tr- itiis t ln
culed in WKlern Kehools admiuis
In 4aa.(MMi.nna In ha hit. ml a, it
lia t he cxiirclet! that much
OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
ELGIN EVENT 4
PROGRAM OUT
(Continued from patre 1)
9:(iO it. m. Hand cotlrrrt bn
elly. Hireet.
n. in. Kpeclarulnr civic pa
rude. . '
11:30 u. in. Old Hetili tu cather
inr and ideulc.
Dinner In city park.
1 -llll in KiiaM.iill iMMir. full, i . . '
" I i mule IOHU ttllil im-iii-unco nntn.tft
roirhd. of fourh unrt Tulley to L. Couch,
; 2:3t p n..-ltcinR program, nov-,aoconlln?f fo a JO(.al
eliles. wild west sports. 4 - Ut-voml facts are brought to n Ind
r,:U0 p. m. Open air danelnff. of the oi.ler ... iJ
! tho Inatiliition which ' has been
III
SI. 1-rancois-Mnrsnl, who n:is bo
eon:e- known as iho "halMiour
minister" of Fran-'; Hardly hr.d
'Francois-Mara) taken otlice than
President Slillti nnd nr.n'junm) hii
p-tsi-; nation nnd Francois-Mar sal
and his cabinet. foHuwed lv liij
DEVELOPMENT
IS RECALLED Wll
WAl.l.OWA. (ire.t (Hperial to
Hie , Observer) -l- i he n,P 0f
InlereHt of K.-A. Tulley in tho real
Old
Carnlvitl of fun..
I 7:i p. m. Keeplntf the
West Unlnjr. Iniya of '4K
' T:S p. in. Old lhiyd Town
otiens. W'hle opi-n wllh sky tho
limit.
.MAX VIlJ.K Itl .AOV I'OU
lot u rn ( i l i nn ai ion
Slut "siais
He "Yrt
iTHllllll "V
hnven't any iIm!
i MAXVtl.l.K. Ore. (Special to the
: Observer ) Th proirram for the
Independence Day celebration here
in now completed ami nntlilnir has
been overlooked by the committee
:ln charge.
'v It Ih rally expected that Ei.Oitfl vIr
Mors will attend. ind the caterer
has prepared an enormoim harhe
euo wlildi will Insure all u woti-
!derful repast.
j The celebration iMKlns at nine
(o'clock in tho mornlnir and from
Women an
r.. id.l m hatte
klekinfj his wilt's nlilnt under thj ! I unity "lie public will have nf vlew-jm, .siat,. during. iho history of
On a Dead Center
The Democratic national convention seems to ho on n
dead center. The klan issue has stalled the political mli-
ihinery and the conditions now .surroundinjf the New York j,.',,,,'
irntheri:i may become historic, tor it-is quite probable that r.mi.i i..- .imu- in m.- nr k
., Ion drawn out fiKhl will occur. IZ"' XT.
The McAdoo strength reached its height at tho beKin-!v. niin .un.hui'.
ninjtUJie Coveruur mlth JriviJ 1a isttraniiijf ani W.Mui' TSnIi.ri
comes a current for Oarter II. (.Haas which looks more 'i .ii. k.b .i i ir.niiii.i,' i.k in iii
likc a nomination than anything thus far, althoiifih with :;'"'":"""; """"-:" '"" l""
the klan fight on there is no tellnip; what will hiippen. ... f-, n. 'hin. (ii.-tim. iv. h
Prediction of a bolt of the southern states, which are! rl'" '" ''"; m-h--.i -
. r . , . - , . . I":". !M!lrt-l l.y i'.- lin. li. r. Il.T
Very sronjf klali, is in the air. this would bo fatal to a ti.un.ii.ti..n. is moiiine c-nin.' stn-
possibility of party success and will of course be prevented '."'Vl;;.!',;.' nvlr " v. .mv.-ty. .Mr. i:. :,.i. r. ' Mr.' ..n.i .m'.U n.
of such a tiling is possible. There are just as adroit poll-; "T,1," ,'!r"i..!'ip"-' u," w'.'u-iH-Iiii.-' .i ' '''"i"" '' j iv 11
ticians at New Yojk as there were at Cleveland but the
driving reins have been snatched from their hands. No
liilli;! iii.ua liiu v.. i. ..'li y.i.u ... i. v . uiiui ii. nit I'liini
l.n on will t'nntiniH .lurtnK thr iluy.i
wipiTlnr. No mimiWinr very jni.i-('MUK niiiinn ur.i,.,i ,M,ns r.,r Ilii- Till lire
Hii'f-rr illy wlilh. ,H' irivn. an. I li;. nnly oppor- t.CT-m-y Iii.h prolmlily.. hoI.I
I'losily l.lcnllrliil with tin? .I.vrl
oi.nii'nt of th' city, it was marlnl
in isaa l.y,.-. MiJuml.-l. wjjo u
yt-ur iut.T look uh a parln.'r John
MilKinal.l. In mos .Mr. Alclianl'l
-ol. his lnUrOHt to I. Couch, ll.c
I.UKin.iHrf hcinjf i-onilurte.l an thf
rinn of Couch an.I Mcl.onal.1 In
Mm I.Hll.lInK now occupicil by the
.Mutual t'ri'uinery. In lull Jlic
cnctc.l the buil.liiiK- now occupicl
liy the real estate agency, ForeBi.
Service un.l' the ..Masnnlc l.o.iKe.
ill l'J18 .Mr. .Mchonalii koI.I his in
tercut to I.. Couch who cun.luctr.1
the hllHiii.'Sii alone until litis when
he took'K. A.Tulley Into the hual.
n.-hH idkI has heen coniliicteil tin.
lcr th name of Couch anil Tulle;
until the change that goef. Into ef
fect July Lit when Air. Couch will
cou.lttct I he l.usiii. s.. alone.
.Mr. Tulley has not yet announc-
The
tnor.
tnl.le. Inir III. in will lie July Itn. Allioni.'
Ithnsn featured will lie Flil.l.line 01
ir poor i.lil liiclr Tom Iiml l.iajloira. felllnst of Ireo. un.l u!o an
l alihl In l.a tirnn.le tixliiy lie ! Illumnillnn of lite Intent li.iprove.l
.....III m ill II rut- cni.liltll to cvi-ii-in.elho.l nf l.iMillliH thi ne I0RK. which
luallv ln . line u nillllnnnll-.-. In it-ielf la a Worth-while siKht.
I Taken all too ther MiucvIIIp has
She: -You Iiml not i-IkM to e. rlnlnly kouc the limit lo make
l.lss me ill:.- that." jth!n ilay a memorable one. lnt the
1 H iU:ht, i ll try it an- history or the town anil on.1 that
oth. r way." .will not noon be roruotten.
S!i'ik:.l linn b. .-.Hue
taili.l
:iavin.l. out neli til imi m (iihi h ini-
rtiitis ;ilr.n are Btfvvlr Ann rl.'il.
Klil.U iu'!' s have it way of itcnorlulr
Iniitt.inul Hi. ml. t.-. an.I with our
.... ... . . I'i- .1 .'rilWlllir CiUllUie.ie llllll .in- f.n
ernis otii oi me wilderness, jno longer noes ipe poiiiicni. thr.,. lH e.nuin ra. ior or
whip of Tom TiiRoert or Tamilian)' seem to force tho boys'. r.-ty iu inipiuvinx on.iiiioiiB in
Iiml Rirls in line. With twenty candidates' for president akj"."!'
ready nominated it would seem that the McAdoo machine amun.i tin- eunn. n is n . .r
I.iih been busted, the Smith machine is crippled, that Ual-'""
Hton's pUHsyfootinir is not jrettinrf very far. Out of it all! thi; wtmt-x s.w "o"
could come the nomination of Carter II. Class if there was I iav. m...i i.-m.i. .ai: M. n m.-.v
. ., . like tin- plan of m-cr.-xnli-.l nl.- l-
n majority rule, for there arc enough level-headed meo aii(l:iw ,,, t.,t m,i,. .asu rn roa.is
women in that convention lo enhnlyi think thiiiRS over and '"' '"''" oyiaf. '"'t the w..m-;.t
name a man like Glass. Hut the two-thirds rule stands
as it did in the days of Jefferson.
complexity.
And with it, there is
The "Btillt"
run bet.
w- York liav
r.ir men
Ml
i aki: .Moitiii 'I i:ii.
mil Mr... I., li. l--arnani un.l
Jolmn will
motor Irlii into
Ami vh. n we nay ran. we nl--:io , South- rn ( ir. Kn I bey t -:-et 10
l-'A.N! II" listen. .1 In on one furivisll Me.lfiir.l. Ilrantx 1-iiH... til-'
the rii;t tliiu- I. ml nk-ht an.I :., I Or.-Kim I'uv. s un.l ItiinehiirK. Al
boy. wolta kick. Al I'i.Bt hr v,:.ii,the Hitler place Ihey will lie joip
I Incllne.l to b.- c.l by .Mr. anil Mrs. 1-'. A. I'arnam.
jfc.-JC:. Il'-vi- t h.e r e:nioth.r un.l lalli. r of Mr. rarnaiu
Jr ! vi.n't "no Bilrhiun.l Mrn. .I.ihnn an.I then tfo In tho
C - .-.nhiii.l" Inn flu. I ..I ill Itun.liiu. Mr. and Jim.
ally. after It' l.-arnnin nn.l Mr. Johns xp-l to
ame riiiht out 1 reitiin to lj tlran.le in about two
of lb,- iiinnavnxt weeks but Mm. .1.11111 will npenil
"This Is N e ivj n,,. Bummer with her folk at their
V York" he hit 1 counlrv home near Itnuchunr. 1 Itc
to itive up. -'i trip will be ina.lt' In the rarnain
It womlerfill. ii" ear.
llllle.l. "The - '
jTrLrtflfi uexi
opi-ratlu,
rn ( 'hlcaKu and
hei-n a Kieat sin -wlia
travel n lnt)
NOW ARRANGED
(Continued from page 1)
Viii'if liL-idv fhl I'linvfin! inn will' lif imi i if llwisso in. 1 if Hike t dr s in the ah;le, to liav
ja tli-e.H.tlliR i.H-iii at nom emis in
I he monilliK tolet
i niYiiilitfl in ilin iiMl'tJ liLlnl'lf HU )l ll'tlii'lTll ftll11n tl t I ClU
III.UIUV.U III HIW IUIi.mil O an immFmn i wm it. n uit-u .j fa I- 1'lH'
wIumi dclcjfatos wort thcinsolvcs out in the heat of Nowjim.i shave.
York and finally niado a nomination in order to Kot things i,,,,','' .'..Va'le'h'a
fhlishod. Inuia' an.I the. mads lire taktr-C
them i,.Cl. Woiii'ii d not want
. . It) !!.
I -Vln-n Iravellntf. we want to
'im el both m. n ami womi u." they
jlnbl a(,' Ills Who MUKKi Hted lht
I they try the "wuiiu-u nnly car.
France has inn-eased her air foree to HMK) plates. Italy, "W.mu.n iias a innntimus
.... , ., ... til n . i enouKh Iti'- as tt is. Why shou! !
diiMir the next si months will tiuadruple her air Meet to;Mh(i Hlu w,Ht,u ,lp win, Il(t ,(f
etiiliil that of France. KnIaud has a prouram that calls I women w luw talk pmimidy ni
Nations Are Racing
know niey ll lir t iniiKfot inliiK yuur : SPEC'I A L TRAIN
thu Riil to- tho: ni'jit town. Then
lie paused, meditatively, and mi.l
denly meowed: "lie 1 hope tiny
don't do that the n('.t time 1 ho
to rnluh-It'd rhltt hie!".
Alter Iho concert he sajrely rt-
marked; ''Tho' bedtlmo stntien Maker all day to participate In n
were alt rltfht hilt It wmmiis to street parade nnd ceremonies dur
ine tile tellers must have a hnrd.tiiK the day nnd tho staRlii of the
time littuiinK . 'ein out to make i buttle of Chateau Thierry In the
Vm stmple 1'iiouirh fur the youiitf-'cvonlnfc. t "
er ones to understand and rhone! The American I.eKlnn Drum
ennURh for the older oneA o n-. Corps will nlso bo on hand to tnnke
Joy." t the day one of the bluest nnd
.most Klnriotis Fourths that hns
A Ciilumhln luilvordly piofi-- r.Vcr heen held .n Kastern Oregon.
r sys hunt teH nil il inn ut t As has already been announce. I
superior IntolllKcncr. W- uri4 the Pirates will play Itakcr ft lialt
to nvk whothcr In lt inll.tiiu; -if hhiiio on the fourlh tuid u follow
IiiMtis nr men? up match on tho fifth.
A style bulletin says ".Men's
the count) than ml oihers comblu
d, and has always bei-n in the
front' rank In endeiivorimr to de
velop the .county. They were In
strumental in securltiK the loca
tion of the NJIii. .liiiii)iui;;!i
Lumber Co.. at Ihis place, whji'ii
has since ilevelnped Into Iho ktrtfc
plant now operated by the llow-uian-lltcks
Co. A very laixe pro-'
portion or the timber of the coun
ty has been sold to the lumber
compuniefi ihrouuh Uhh uKency. as
wdl as thousands of acres of frm
lands. Tht y have alo sold all but
ono of tho additions to this city,
.nr. couch in com Inning the hied-
h 'tiues himself to continue
iho efforts-ot tho firm In the b v
t.uiuieiit ot Die county, and trusts
that the community will continue
its support of the firm.
5
Kri 1 in Athletic a n d Bat-'
eep Li00l,l-igan Union Suits.
Athletics good quality nainsook,
Dalbrigg-ans light weight knit garment,
.short sleeves, ankle length.
$ j.OO
m7 ifMyHtftwriflBr 1
IS LITTREAL
POST MISTRESS
IVnrls nnd tho Ithdua l'itun '
.Make Taliilinii lmsci-oHs
I'AI'K KTK Tuhttn. (AT) iThe
eoonomio situation InYe hna been
improve by tho recovery of ' the
I'm no, n rise In the price of vanilla.
success of the iltvinff season In the
pearl islands and a steady markc!
tor Tahliian produce.
Direct strainer service with
Frnnoo hns hern another rlenien:
in tt-ade revival, as many necesel
tie from that country are a vail -
ible at jirices much less than or
similar Roods from A moricu ami
the Hrttlsh colonies. Merchandise
iiomj-'rance escapes tile heavy for-
iKn iiittes.
tne of the rirsl slkrns of Improv
d cundltlons has bem the demand
for lumber. During past years the
poverty of the Islnnders had slop
rn-d hutldtntf operations nnd caused
necessary repairs io ho neglected.
Kor many months houses for rent
have heen almost Impossible to find
in Papeete.
A steady Importation of nioto
cars continues, with the greater
nnmher of American manufacture.
1MH1.KK, Ore. TSpecinl) Miss
ftuih Mttrettl received notice Sat
urday of her uppblntment ns post
misiress Of the Imblcr postotl'lce.
Dave Kuller arrived in Imhler
Tiiursday on his way from Spo
kane, Wash., where he was colled
by his son, Sam, who was hart In
an unto wreck, .
Mrs. I. H. Westenskow arrived
home Saturday from Ala nil. t'tah.
where" sfie has Is-en visions' her
daughter Florence.
Mr. nnd Airs. John Pklllint,'
spent Hiindny on the west moun
tain plcklhff IiucklebeH-ies.
Mr. llackniiiit was a btislm'ss vis
itor in Imhler Afonday.
Allss Florence Weslenskow of Im
hler lihd -Mr. Peck of Cove, worv
married In Salt Lake City and re
turned to t'nion county to make
their home. They are rtO'.V at Cove
visiting Air. Peek's parents. The
Kroom has just returned hoitie from
;t two year mission for the 1.. D. H.
church in Canada.
.Mrs. Klla Walker was In l.n
(trande Monday ort business. j
Joe K oss and (ieo. Marshall were!
l.a tlrande visitors Alnmlay.
Tliei-e was n dance p.t the country
tub l-Vlday cvenlntf and u larpr
rowl was in attendance. A wood
time was enjoyed by all present.
Mr. and Airs. (Ieo. Hi Kirn of ln
(Irnnde spnt Si'mday nt the home
of Air. ami Mis. A. i'aire.
Grandma itm-km.-m returned this
week from an extended visit in
Portland and Willamette valley.
Mrs. Iloss IN rry spent Monday In
l.a tirande vis'iin friends.
Miss Portia Wesien.skow came to
I miller Monday to visit with friends
for a short time.
Friends in Imbter were very unr
ry to hear of the death of Air. San
derson hieh- occurred at the home
in Summervllle.
Win. Wtcrnns was laken sudd' it-1
ly ill Weiinesdny cveninK. Ii Klr
hy was called lo se- Mm.
Airs, Prior was n visitor to t-n
Cirnnde Wednesday.
Allie Watson has resigned Ids of
fice nt clly inai-shal and bs yet
no one has t:tken his ptacc.
A?r. Prior lias aeceptetl n place
with the nisht police force in l.n
'Irande.
Air. nnd Mrs. Leslie Peck nre
vlsltinc fri-nds in Imbb-r this week.
lluudh-4 Kill (Juanl.
NKW YIHIK (AP) JoKejdi
furlln. a tfitard, was-shot ami kill
ed Friday by two bandits,- Ik
h'ld up an armored car at ' tlio
Alott Haven yard of the New York
Central railroad in the llrunx and
cnpeil with n pnyroll of !iren.
Serious Forest Fire
Season Is Forecast
(Continued from pap 1
sdutely smoking in areas of the
greatest 4lan;er. Jn iho Olynipio
blow-down urea, nmokinic hus
heen prohibited lor the past threo
years. The fire laws of Washing
ton prohibit smoking in areas
where timber is lndnif cut. Ore
won has no such Iaw. The J'orest,
Service, however; tinder its regula
tions may prohibit .smoking during
periods of fire dantfer upon such k
I areas as may be designated by
the District Forester except I hat
this prohibition diu!l not exclude
ituproved places of habiUitlon. Al- .
ready t-ertuiu areas covered liy
govern men t timber sales within
t he Sant iam Forest have been
closed to smoking and in the Cas
cade National Vorest. tho area cm
braced in the large timber sale lo
the Western Lumber Company
and in the timber sale to the Davis-Webber
Lumber Co.. will be
closed to -smoking. Salt Creek
watershed through which the Xa
lion cut-off is now being con
s', rueted will n;so be. closed lo
.sniokinir except at the railroad
construction camps ahd at Alc
Credlo Spring," Air. Waha stated.
As the season advances and jf
conditions remain unchanged tho
necessity for not allowing smoking:
on other areas may arise. Air.
Waha said. "It nuty oven bo nece
ssary lo k'ep people out of pari
tii-iilariy dangerous areas by clos
ing roads and trails to travel. If
restrictions of this kind seem d nin
th. !t sV.ouhl bo remembered that
they would never have been Imtli'.- - A
ted if all people who travel in tho V
wt.ods were careful with their
camp fires, and in smoking.'
Kp.inlsh i:dncntor ('nihil
To IVdleiec la Lnnbdnun
.MANILA. (AP) Dr. A. Alfa
aemc, acting siiierior of the Do
minican Corporation of the Philip
pines and former president of the
l"nierMfty of Santo Tonias. the old
est university under the American
I lair, has been elected rector of iho
Dominican College nt Itosaryville.
Louisiana. He was born in Spain
but lias lived 30 years In the Phil
ippines. Although he speaks Eng
lish fluently lie has never hi i n in
the Tniied States.
Unco fining Costly in Irclniu!
Dt'HLIX. (AP) Irish racing Is
experiencing a slump, and a con
ference is to be held iti Dublin to
examine into the cause and find a
remedy.
Tho officials of the Irish Nation
al Hunt club and the Turf clii!
have been Invlled io attend. The
three chief causes of the slump are!
described as too many officials, the
Increase in the number of welght-for-arge
races, and the heavy o- .
penses of race-iro-Ts.
Shoes Will Ue Conservative.'
which means that many men will
wenr what might be suspected or
being the same old shots.
I ureter a sleeping car II h
both nu n an I w omen, beea"'
there's apt to b. physicians among
Ih. -lii." a heavy woman wllfl heart
trouble told one ticket agent
have heaii failure at .lust tie Idea
of being out of reach of a me.lt
e:il mall."
.m m rx i) i:sth nox
Deflr Of rkl- I'm: "PIchm Mftlp
in ur ciihmtns wbnl Is go.-Ml for
rrtill im wirm. A. II."
Aiinm: "Wtiflt's Mir innilor
nltli tiln wnrni?"
hear J until.: ''My git I luslsls
mi litu ftitt iiioit than I run nrrinil
in imr for. Wlutl lliuilll I do?'
I Mil ill
AnMviri "Stili now tndtm"V
f..r the inciviiMni; Ium- win- liuu8 fnim im "xistino "Vh,. tnp ".t..i LI'
It) 000 iK'Toro tilt' I'lul nf tlio yt'iir. Not much ciinsohiUon Mis i.st."
I ... I.. H.Im "Men an- so inu'-h nicer iilniut
f.'l- llllrlflst.S 111 tills. - iofferlns as.slslun.e !.. n one la
In tho I'nitcil Slates tho militarisU are ciylntr loudly , n uveliiiK an.I one I'e. Is much saf
just ;iov ftir tho tli iihliii;.- or our naval iial't. Their pioi)a-!"r " '" " ; '" '';'
v 1 .uoiiiaii a.l-le.l. ' hy just sun-
.inula tli'claics that tho nanliiijr disai maniont cohil-ioiico j p,,m. i.ibi.ns sim :i.i k-i .m ik
r-i-iiil,.. II... llnileil Sl.-.lr-a u linv.il r.nei. ,111 11 mil- ttilli Hint Haiti. Wo women woubl be pel-
.. . . .... ., . . ..1 .... 1 1- '"v
L-.ii.iaii(i 'int. tiiai our ioiiia",c n;is ri-tt'iii'ii to mu nan
r.f that of G rai t Hnlahi anil ovon to loss than France's
llireo in the n-.vn latin fixed liy the I'nnl'oronco.
No ftullier pioor is necossiiiy that the (oveiiinieiils oT
, tii world are propai in;r for the next war while their citi
mils are lool.in;r toward and (leinandint; world peace. .The
ViU'O is (H'twoeii war and peace. Peace has never Jim! a
iH'ltor start tint can .she hold out lo the finish?
. The next adtninist ration at Vashi:iton will piohahly
endorse some sort of a world coint. A loajruo of world
government.1! is inevitalilo l nt wars will not lie stopped
until the people of he world, excepting no race or na-
thnalitv, resolve that, all armies and navies mid air foires : ""; -;;;i.rr p Mmi i,.j .-..i
. lit:-,e l-ir-le.l to K-tnr; for r.-lti Tj f .Jit- tet.-nhtitl.il. t'rt-.ilv Mt. III.
. . 1. 1 : 1. .1 f.. 1 ...it, . 1 '
v Countess After Pilot's License;
SINKIM1 KH.ITIIIIt.
Atilwankee .liMlliial: Ameriea
hasn't intptilli 11 '.tie viiliie of sine
im; tn::i I lo r one
W htb' I Mm:- U e te:
its'Ar Dfrici cat: "Mr gbl n-ki
nit' in tski Iwr to l ho daiH-o n
row nltilit.t ngn nnd, a I hud m
hole lit my liiMisor I ivmldh't thi
H. li oiiiiun-rnisotl n- ili-omirnlly.
worth- hnnenr. Wlini tumid hnt tiot-n
m ! durimi ihi ; (,. ittrnii ptfmihm In n sMiin-
' war. ,! 1
j li-.n. aft.
; lib h ;:re
KeiMil'Mean ronveii
Hie demonstration
1 Die nomination of
ihm Mhh ns I liavo ilo-rlloil
Oloy lnni.".
Answvr: "Vmi slnmhl harf told
nil ii 1 1 hv lmiiisliod frmn ttu omth.
Almost n year sitifo rrosidpnl. Hitrtlinjr nirt wilh w nil
nt Moaclinm. Clival chanjit's in (lint yoar.
xittHing jo.tr vnHi-"-'rm imm.'
ir. iu ih fee. b-b i.oittical enihu-
i.i?ni. Tin giv.it on,an sounded
li e iralns ot "The Dattle Hymn Wo notice tlmt ()oornor Pierce
nf the Lcpehiu- nnd insianHy ihe;Unt ,.t , nt have t hnlbhiy .In
1 an. lii nee to.di up the wonts. Ir- r.th. Well, why should they. nnl
jie-.Ulibl the mincers swept on tnjiiiat the Volstead la Is mippowd
1 -Alar laud, Aly Al.uland." -On- Q be effcvllVO,
m
AlmonTcon
s live on less v
A
ofUr. by marrieJ,!
T-he ha.? to ;
MAr.r.iED on sin
nr.lC. you can't arror.1 lo
pay out your money nn.l
not know just wlicro
and how It 19 spent.
An-1 yon can't afford
to take dinners on liav
inir to )wiy the naino bill
.n ice, either. . .
v :
A Cheoklnif Aoonvnt
nt tli is Dank is th utp.'j
businesslike way tov
spend money.
When you ray ry
Chock you writo. your
own receipt no chance
for nny disputes over
bills, nnd yon always
k n n w w h ore every dollar,
poes.
TAT MY CIIKCTC
It I an for nnd mnrij
convenient.
The "flymer pdimiii" she ( oallr.l Poume" rf KI-vt, -,!'. k
rremine;t rH-:;.l H-in- iu I.ond-n, l Mckiu a j ikd's ll .c.-c and is
SbvWH IlliS lUiUUvtUrttt ill llil!.
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