La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 05, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, Aftgtisfc ft,1' 1021. , TTTE LA GRANDE) EVENING OBSERVER; i PArQE-gTV?q. f tt : irv Local News In Brief . . . K VENTS teptemlier 1 Labor day icle . hraUoii here. Sept. 8. lAi t Ira title schools upfii il)'-4-2ri term. iKtin-il ul the Soimiier holel yesterday. ytr. nnil Mrs. l'uiiy Hen Mr. inul Mrs. WillarU t'itrpy tirr visitinK f" r.iaiuif. Mr thi Sherman. Clay - anil coiiipuny piano store at Oentraila, Wash. Mrs. Jesse I'Yi'i'iiiuii or Norlli Powder Ih rctrimered ut the Foley hotel. ! Mrs. Charlotte. 1uw of Meuchuii. was tn I a Grunde (his morulas icw nays in iu She ri-ciHtiTMd :ii th.. It. TarKincton of Trinidad Colo., who has heen visiting hib uncle, tt. N. Turkington here, went on lo Portland 0is inornimr. Mr larKiiiKton la employed hy the Sua- On Camping THi Mr. and Mm. . V. Chandl pit on Mm. I. ranch line for Palmer tu ln Triniliudt , IIIU'.I IOI1 inn niuHiiiuH i i.itiii(i- lnc dip-on the Looking tiluss Hi ruin and Jim -may " piodifcii memories, if nut nieiiuiirs! MEET TO TALK MEMORIAL All) .1 l km Zeiltl N-8liil leri for WVst colt this morning to visit for u few ll.'lVH M.llh r..l,.tL- jnKc win Alvan Kenan ami mane bKjuraiu M th. (. U. I.anU and two son,. oi tiiiuii ... - ten ior Porliund this morning lo riHKo lleiiiiso ut the county clerk 3 ,vhm hur mo,i.Pt office. Mrs. KlUaheth Miller ami lier daughter. Mitts Klsie. arrived In l.a Grande (his morning from Pitts- l,ciivc rr Suit Lake Mr. and Mih. A. liy me. of Oak land. California, who vism-u ai uie i. lu viait m 1.;nU..pris(. j. J. Stance residence yesterday.; leri for Mult J.ako this morning. Clir, zwvfv of Wallowa, was In ' " . 1 Ui Grande last evening on Ills way lo n. Stationed in I,u (.ramie o .orlllult wlu,r(1 ,u, wm B,HlnJ I'aul Halliaway. captain In the i,;s vacation. Ho left on No. 17 this ivgular army urrlved this morning murninK. from Portland lo take up IiIh du- lies us instructor of the national MrH McKlroy went through guard troops In eastern Oregon. He T,a Grande this morning on her will be stationed lure indefinitely. wny t( Wailowa. where she will visll relatives. Mrs. Mc 10 lory hall. ilcliuns from Kust, . .. , , from Walla Walluj Missis Inu Mae Webster and , ; ' , Slllly Hopkins Trom Portland, have ) Alr anU Mra IlL.rl H. rron and relumed home from Morning Kun. children left on No. 17 Ihis morn Iowa, to be at the bedside of Mlsa UK to viell for tt f,,w diiy8 wnU A1r. Hopkins mother who has been Herron's Bialer in 1'endlelon. (pille ill. They expect to remain here. couple of weeks before re turning to Morning, Sun to school. (Continued from pace 1) - 1 I'inatilla. Knterprise, Josi-ph. Wat Iowa, Keho, Slanrti'ld, Hermision and l'ilot Itoek. The letter, in part, is us follows: "AI the suggestion of others who are Interested, we assume the re sponsibility of calling a meeting lo be held at Meat-ham, Ore., at a dale which Is fixed us Kriday. Au gust K. at 4 p. in., for the purpose of working out preliminary plans for the organization of a Harding Memorial association and the de velopment of u Harding memorial park, to be located on the Old Oregon trail at Meachum, Ore., at or near the place where President Harding made his address upon July 3, L'mler the lenlallvt. plana made, your club is Invited to send two representatives to this conference. Obviously, a permanent organ I zatlon will be necessary. Those who are pioneering the movement do not feel free tu proceed with a per manent organization unlit they have advised with the representa tives of the communities which may be directly interested." jEXPERT CRIME ! CASE WITNESS i Dr. William Hcaiy, Alien ist, Asserts You ncr Loo pold and Loch Have No bonis. LOST MINE IS SHE , . m r pm Ud locution of the suci CHICAGO (lly the Associated Ml(1 iVl.-,.m-,, l.in. An, I'OCATKl.l.A. Idaho (Specltvl). With all the allurements of u tale of burled treasure and with a flush that Jlghts a dim past, filled with Hinillar stories if losi mines In the curly mlni.ig tits '.rlits of the wrst. comes Hie r sucrol nihi" inn nninri in HMblltftLia flOMIE The handsome new undei-'aklng establishment of Snodgrass i Y.Ua merman, located ut the corner -if I to. Iji ;Ornnders---ly Hi-H'ttttt-i obmTVor ubout an hour. .(by 1'u cifle coast time), before hej fiit ished the flight. And thai Ut ou(i!1 one of ctMiiillt'KH rasca ' ' '".v How It' Hone. Just how it's all done Is iiiler esltng, jut us much so In the newspaper man us to the layman, loo. Taking the Associated Prets, for example, when Lieutenant Nelson nrrlved In Iceland, a wire was flushed to New York aerosK the Atlantic, ocean. Krom that GERMANS TO BE FIRM ON EVACUATION (Continued from page 1) HUNTS LETTER Continued from pair 1) 1-itiil Yellowstone Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kills und fam ily have returned from n four -i'kh. ne...u. weeks trip to Yellows-one park und w,1,,l, p. Uenioerut, who comes us other sections of the middle west. Titi.tr miido tln trio liv I'll i it ml .i.M.i..m tiM.i tiw.v . u n,i tlnl comiultt tlnio and hated to come back, Jl-La (J ramie .Man in f'ni.-li Acconling to the Wallu Walla Times Hay Hhellon. of 'ollege Place, foi'ini'rly of La C. ramie, drlv Inir ii I'fird Kfdun. n ruck M rH. l-H derick Slokes. lid. of Colorado !m Ul l''l(ite group In Congress, last Thursday ev-nlng. Mrs. Stokes wllt not co' m, lM VolWtlv u.is inturcd so badlv bv the auto- -"up ior purpmes or tic ea mpauru. his running male. A break In the Republican Na- wus caused by Hie resignation of Ira Lorenz and Mrs. Julia Kchcntz, national committee man and commilteewomaii respec tively, from Wisconsin. llrookhart of Iowa, who has vot ed and will continue to vote with regime, however, such deliveries are to be paid for by the funds of the agent general and not by Ger many, us heretofore, -so that the German objections could hardly be justified, according to the Ameri can authority. Held A.hiiissln,, of Guilt. Similarly, technical object ions could be raised on the other point, but that this would be an admis sion that financial maneuvers to I frust rate the provisions of the i Dawes plan uru going to take place In Germany. pres.) Another expert witness for tin defease took the - stand Monday In the hearing before Judge John It. Caverly to deter mine the punishment for Nat ban l- Leopold jr.. and Uichard Locb, kidnaper - murderers of Itobert Krnnkw and si ripped from them any vestige of s-iul, as Interpreted, or considerat ion of society, left by the first p-sychlulrlst who testified Sat unlay. "Leopold told mo he could con template commuting a murder with no more conscience thun was necesKury 1" selecting the sort of pie for dinner,' said tho wliness, lir. William llealy of ltoston, Mass. "Ijoeb told me they hail considered kidnaping and slaying members of his own family, and that he would delight In killing for Instance Wal ter llachrach of his counsel If h thought he would gain anything by it in the matter of publicity or pleasure of anticipation or exam ination of the plun." "Leopold tidd me that he revel led in the fact that he had no ground for conscience." testified the mental pathologist. lle ,sald that at an early age he began try ing to kill affection, to break down any feeling for his family und be gan to develop his selfish, ego tistic Idea." - . He won his renomiuatlon as u H niblican and must make his fight for re-election on that ticket. He will have Ills hands full lu his own light and can help La Kol letle more by getting back to the SiMialo on the G. o. P. tickii than he could hy jumping to (he Inde pendent cause and complicating his ;ovn fight. l'roram J'njoyi'd 1(U Wi,,'ilurly. Norris of Nebraska. 4 MembeiViv Company ft '"of th- 'amji:Ylgning for re-election nalioniil guard of La Grande were a Republican, will lake no pirt (.-..-. 1...1 i.. n vv.-ril tiiMl iifliletlc ill Hi' La Killlelte national earn- bouts last evening wHh a luneh P" " w' 1m mobile that little hope is held for her recovery. The Times claims thai the accident was unavoidable as shown t hat I he Sluiton car. driven by Mr. Slielton, stopped within eight feel after striking Mrs. Stokes, who had breome con fused while attempting lo cross the Jiighwuy. LEGION DRIVE IN LA GRANDE OVER THE TOr (Continued from pago 1) SHOT!! SEEK CHAIR iest known of -tho diggings tlg um In the idaliu placer oclL' in.nl of U''.n to iHltil.- Klureue was' one. of. iho -ichest ' plao-'r gi minds knovn to modern oi.in niui from' ,11s. comparullvely small area came tn the ueignuoiiiooj of $4r.tMHi.tion. J t v - i Koltowlng a clue given liy'im idd prospector, who tiled at Helu Ore., about a year ago. two Idaho men. Tom Meyers of Welser uudjcpn 0rt,KU xvi,lch we ser l1 raiiK iJHu oi ' wow an'uuu, have located In Florence what they believe to be the long lo3t iiiulher lode, from whence cam': all the richness tuken from tho sands by the olden miners. Tho old prospector. Will tu in Piper who lived to be 100 years of ug..,i died declaring himself the only; u an knowing the location of tin i dest lire of central Idaho ivitiing lands. Myers and Lalb believe they PtiVe found the mine -which yield ed "Lucky" Piper tho name Iu ived when he struck It o rich, a fortune. They have foi lowed the- centenarian's Instruc tions fulthfully and find he con et tiled It just as he said he did. I n this respect t he stories hen n in every camp tally with tho ore told tho Idaho pulr by the Ore gon miner on his death bed. It was said that after taking a for tune for b 1 nisei f tho d Isco ve re r so concealed the property that no one would be ublo to locate r again. How this was done no one knows, but Meyers and Lam say that appearances Indicate that prospector . after prospector hn worked over the ground und pas:i- d It by us seemingly worthless, Kourlh street and Pennsylvania ; point t wits sent west lo Portland, avenue, Is now occupied by the Oregon and thence via Western firm and every feature of the in-'t'nlon. to La Grande, reaching l he stltutlon Is thoroughly modern and j office ut 2:30 o'clock. A minute the latest and best that they could' (at,. r w copy was given to a Una. purchase. type operator and in w few-win The; building Ih or alncco pro-jutes the lypo was lu its proper sealing un 1 excellent appeariinc 'j place on the froutpage and ready with Us setting In the old IrccH sur- for the press. Shortly afterwards rounding It. (Hie papers were being read on tlu "Wo Have M.are.1 nothing lo g,Velreel. Very little delay ; dter-r lo the community the best eslab. 1,ut 11 WUM ul"' vr " e IlHhment we could possibly build," I curretice. wild Mr. Snodgrass. one of the own- Then 'here are tin- pictures an era. "und we believe that duo ip- important pari of every newspa- m eciullon will follow our effort u per (or ii is an nviiuwi. K, , on the nart of tho nubile In ea-,t- that photographs Vf i tf ' IN ' i. r oiiyx : POINTEX HOSIERY IN, ALL. SHADES : Frenth &' "Greene Tho rir'm Old mil illHuuntiiiii biminrHB whlli mnvhiR Into Mm Iioiiiv uml nil IjiiMimas was ran'(l fur promptly during Unit tiuir. MAHKK.TS TOIAV PtiltTI.ANM. oris I.M'I Cuttle weak, 25 to att ri'ltls lowi-r, wlt't'l'M $i.7n. MoKH und shot'p noin Inully Htvudy. Kkk l'd', inr rent rci-rlplB 2"i rt-ntH. hi'tintTiiM Suf'i '301 (ins. lliitti'r nti'udy. l)ut tcrfut HK'ildy. S' 41 3S. iry pn-M'-lit w ind iifl-rwanl. .l-rr.-rs..n lli-nn pn 'y '" ' uml Ki-.l iiliv.-r put on tlx- niiiin 'Imluni-.- or powir" In Kcnuli-. niiilrli or tin- i-vi'iiilijr in tin- iii-! i pn.v.-.l MtnioKli-r" l..- in Hlyli-. Jt position will In- liilii-n liolh liovs , n- wi ll ouil:li. d uml ' " riiinpnlBn liy lliomi two rain- ,,'i,.ti u .if iwiWin In tin- liunrtloiiM Ki-milors, llii'iiui JoliliMoti, Imiil (Irani ll. ;i n and Wllliur Iti puljl Ii ii n. ol Cnlirornlu. and Jim ; dui'lB Kin- (.-round fur linlli-r thai men froiil 1 fi'JS to tin pri-Hmt. wh"tln-r thi'lr IIIui'MH Ih triiri'alilii to war hitvIi'o or not." Mi-4-llliU Wi-dni-duy i-'.vr. Tho ha lirandi- post will hold it is ri'Ktllar hilsiui-Hu ini'ctluK Wi'ilni'B day rvi-nlnu. A numht-r of nrw r.Pffionnairi'H wlll In; initluti'd und plalm will In- toudo to riniuli tin-uit'iubt'i-Hlilp drivi' in Iho county. I'ri'parationH ror llu ArniiHtli'i hay ci'li'lirallon wlili-h will In- In-Ill 111 l.a (Jrando will alMo In- dim-ilMH-id und ioluniilt(lt'H J.nt 111 chul'Bii of tlm ci-li'liralion. Tltr ulllclulii Inviti-d all ox-Mi-rvlco iin-u to ul-tind. CuiM. l-'I'Llit IimIiihII'v Si il InrriNiMtu ii-nianil Tor ounni'd J CoiiiIh and ollii-r liortlriillunil irO' Ariordini; lo tt Vunhlnitlon lluriaii dlnpulrh CimKri-sBilinn Klu notl may run ror liouao h-ttiK-r. Tin- dlspali h follows: Contiri'Mmiun N. J. Slnnott of ori-Kim In rvri lvinK iminllon ninonii wohti-m iiHimlii'l-M of Un- liouso us u poHsildo c-iindiduti! for tin- upt-uk-i-rshlp in tho ni-xt conitriss on whom wpstern unit prouri'sslve fon i's may unllo. HprukT Olllcll is a i-iinilldalu for m'lialor rrom AlusMiu'husi'tlH. and whi-lhi'r sur- insrul or not. will nliro from tlic llOUKl. "II is ailniittid Unit Slnnott Is nullified a u parliaiiu ntiirlan and m n ini'inlMT or iiii- hh-'tihk mlllfo of Ihi' miijorlly im holds a liHllnt'tivc position anioni; imun- Iiith rrom tlm rur wont. This puis 1,1m in Ilio linu-r iiiuni'll nil'l ainoiiK thoso Trfuurnlly Vonnulli'd ut tho Willi" MoiiMii i-oiu-i'I'iiiiik: III.' parly prOKraiu. Mi' lias lifin ri'?u lur inoiiKh not to ofrind tin- n-mi-liti s, nnil lu- has I In- t-onriili-iu -or I hi- iiroui i-.-sivi-.H. laklnif u li ad- In,, imrt lii III" i-hilinplonshlp of t in. Mi-Nary-llauK n hill ut tho Inul sossiun." Khun il.iniii.d -kIiivi-h und Itiad (li d- a. ih-i-i, jji iiioii in. ui .,.,., ... il.s and Lawliin Hl-arns ulso pill yt I" ho si-i'n. n a I In tin- lall. r i-oliliHl llirnln has nut l vn hiiird rrom W.aruH lo:i hlioxiir op,n nl uni- sinn- In- ion hd lln- rnllllty or linn- und Ci ildis Inn, li d a hay- his i-nmpnicn ror di h irati-s iibuIiisI niaU.-r on jaw whii h i-anio mar foolldKi-. und withdraw from tho in.linjr 111" ninlili. Th" n-fn-sli- pn-suii-uiiui ra nu'iils wi n- st'-rvi-d hy l-'n-d Ki-ad and l.loyil Walsh. Persona! Mention Iteed has kept ominously tdlelit since he lost his fijrht lo head an anll-.VieAdoo dt h-Kat ion lo tin' New Yorl; convention. Mut anyone who knows the two cMtb'iuen will wutrcr that they have been .Mr. and Mr Mr. and M rs. A .Chicago, ilolnc a lot of t lilnUintr. ; i he exlnit eonsomers can inU v mid and some an even willlntf lo waKer j (luci d to buy. vtuorous the Oregon cane fruit - Industry will coiitiniu to hold its own und undergo some flight expansion. I'uture plantitiKM should be limit ed by present and prespectlvc mar ket coiidll ions, ways Henry Hart man of the experiment station, as potential production is Tar In ex cess of present market rc'i'ilre meiils. Western growers will profit by recoKUiicintf that produc ers are largely Mervants of con sumers and must produce only to be In- uiund .ii-.. i. .r nf lliev will null stimeiuiiiK enrtnuii- Kp any cane irwn imcn nui mii h . wlio art' touring to Port- ul once the campaign sets under) that the demand is unlimited mid ere MTpollf- the U-MeSlM rcg- way. JnHlfleM nnltmlled plant Intfs. All erou remnants turned un der add organic matter to th si ill Letrume straw, such as clov i.rn. vetches and peas, lire worth Kcerat dollars a ton us fertlll.er, largely because of the hlKh nilro Ifen content, uuy the Oregon sta lion soil specialists. TIMBER PRICK ARE STRONGER I1ERK1TCH UMBER ARREST Most On-Ron plK an- IHI K'"n Iiik wlii-n finished for iiiurki" ,,k Ihi'V lul'Ki'ly run rrnni 175 Ii 2JTi pounils In wi-lt-lit. This mul.i" It ni-cossary to food n ration wi-ll auppllid wllh nruMn und mlni-.u' nialti-r to dovulop inusi-h- nn-l honn. ray tin- i-xporlmi-nl stnilon HvoMlrii'U spi-clullsls. 5 More Days NEW TODAY NOTICK. IHh- to illffii-iilly Mrx-rU-nced In i-nllrctlns -luin;- for mlvi-r-tliltiu thni Is lisioil miller i-lnMsl-tlil ailvi-rlisliiK anil iiiiiIit the "m-w lisliiy" lii-mliiiK, tin- Kvc .ilnur tuisi-rvi-r will lii-n-nflrr iHki- no ihlMsirii-il advi-rtlslna or ailvfrlttdiitf lo Im; run as "new liKlaf"' uiili-ss IIir ailvt-rl.lii w aii-osipnnlril liy t-a.sli. l-llll SAI.K - ll'id hahy lilieiry. l-hon.- M. 1u7 X. S-5-31P l-'oll HA1.I-: Kli'i-lrlc WHSiu-r. 21IH', (Vdar. or I'lioni- 14 I -W. 8-5-&t All FOR A MICHAELS-STERN OR FITFORM SUIT W-iol Highlv Tailored, Laic Models, at a Saving lo Yt . ' 5 MORE DAYS OF OUR BIG Slock Reducing and Money Raising Sale For Men and Young Men. (UNT QPTrUEgr "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE IIHT K.dward Haer. Atft; H yeatH. meltnm size, lijfht com plexion, blue eyes. When he left home he wore u i;rjr shirt, bib overalls and dark cup. Notify l.a ('.ramie ihief of I'olice. I'. II. Weinhu'd. Wallowa. OreRon. -&-3t rm haij-; Main 7!M. Clrl's bicycle, fall H-5-JM' - i M 1 S AI .H i ! - 3 l 'rd con pe in A I condition. Many accessories. lioN-ii ignition and Hi r bcrtf. Will neil cheap It taken at once. Imperial ltilllurd Parlor. S-a-4"P Kxpiindlng d e m n n d u n d strengthening prices form the basis of reports from practically a,n lumber producing tcrriloricM, says the American Lumberman, Chlcutfo. Advices from southern pine manufacturing cenlern state that the call for that wood, which showed n big pick-up Immediately following July A, con! inues to broaden, and that booking are approxlmaluly normal and consid erably' In 'excess bf production. ( 'em moil Htoek., such as boards, dimension, renler matchefl floor ing and celling, are moving free ly. but some. Industrial Items, not ably railroad and cur material, arn still low. ,Mos orders lire, as heretofore, for mixed curs to cover immediate requirements, but those for straight cars are now probably more plentiful than at any other time Mils scuHon. Some targe buy ers ure offering orders for future shipment, thus evidencing their confidence In the murk' l. but the iuIIIh generally hesltalo to book business very far ahead. Stocks are only fair, mid are often budly broken In assort ment. und us de mand Increases prices strengthen. The present market Is reported to he fully above that prevailing three weeks Hgo. A v considerably stronger tone features a 10 the liougliut rlr mar ket. While demand has Increased only moderately, the curtail ment of production from the high levels imilnluined home months ago 1iuh been radical, especially ut the in ferior mills, which depend almost exclusively on ra(l biiHtnesn. HtockH having coiiHlHtently been moved out, arc t u low point, and cust ern dlst rlbutora complain regard ing Hie growing difficulty experi enced lu ulHcing orders. Prices therefore ure strengthening. nome j Hems having math notable ud vances during recent weeks. Kant-! erti and middle western Imp'trieR I meanwhile are increasing in vol-j ume. indicating a brtHker irnuc .11, 11. Int.. Miimm.-r 11 nd full. Kxiiort demand fr rlr remains upproxi- mutely normal, but the domestic cargo murketj" uro generally char-j acertUed as dull. Hardwood producers hot h in Hi'!, north and south, report a decided i ....nulfiii In rie.mund for their' product, saying that a majority of the linportunt consuming indus tries ure reentering the market in 11 n encouraging way. r,spcciuny .urn h (cunt 1m t ii. if renter act 1 vu y .r tl. aisrl.-nll tir:il Itliolcment. truck utid' veiitele interenlH. who are said lo be experiencing u gen uine uplift In their bulncss ah a result of the favorable agricul tural rondillonn. i lie amoniomje in.it 1 vi w funmlnM a noor buyer, hut there ure signs that an early betterment can be expecicn 111 mai ilincttoii. - that idiotographs enhance; th value of any story to a considera ble degree. Kveryone likes to knoy what tho man they ar -Feuding about looks like or likes to glance at tho comic strip or (he curluona, etc. Airmail Helps. TransniisHion of pictures htvs been aided greatly since July 1 by the use of the 1'nUed Slates air mail mr vice, with lermlnalH at Kan I'YanciHco und New York. It is now possible (and happens daily) for pictures to bo taken In New York city to be published two days later In San Krnncisco. And It is also pot-slide (and hap pens dally) for pictures to be printed In the Kvenlng Observer u couple of days ufter they wer?j taken ucron I he continent. Here's how it is done. ' Kor" in- stancu, tuko the l,copold-l.qcb c.a'.J now on In Chicago.. A photogr.i grapher tumps the picture, rushes It by uutomublle to NMA service headqtiiirlers, where It Is iiulbkly transformed Into n "nuitrlce," ri'nll. a rullef map of the picture on specially prepared curdboard, Then tho matrices ure loaded on, un airplane und rushed to Salt 1 Lake city where they ure truns- ferred to No. 17, then arriving In l,n (Srunde curly in the morning. Thai afternoon they nppcur In the newspaper. Little time losl there, either. Kvery newspaper, Including the Kvening Observer, strives nil the time to give Its readers as much real news us possible, ns accurate iih poi-Hlhle and as oulek us pos sible, ltccuuse. after all Is sultl and done, every cog lu the news paper machine works not for at) Individual In a general sonde but fur thi) entire cltiaenry of the jer rllory It serves. 1 The reporting staff of each newspaper gathers every .bit of news possible to print each day. I bit It Is ii 11 manly Impossible for a few persons to locale every news Item that exists each day. And, for Hint reason, if any reuder hap pens to know ui something or I other thai lie Is not sure Is known 1 000 "Words Is Average ,h7 n,,WHi,,,iu,r' w,,' not neln 'lli. Ml mi I'm fiiltlliletit III' lelenhon aitii C RELIES CVARANTCID '1 hoieimh nf wfftttn bt n r..m?l t. r trUevni in 24 hmirt wi t in-w infrrMt prMcntxton ol Clevf p.Ilfn pr.l"in ibrwutt if tytitw. Known -a mmify ytek. Scn.l KV tuf 24 Wflr iimpte Xtn okiiI 10 llinkNl HWWrirt Co.. ClereUno. guU ise mid br tl food dnisciiu. , . peputy Shcrirf IV P. llolbroolt picked up Mike Yerkoviteh yester day charging him with the posses sion of liquor, lb was arraigned before the Justice or peace and was released on his own recognisance In nppcur this afternoon for a Jury trial before Hugh K. llrudy In the Justice court. This Is the second time Yerko viteh has been ur rested here this summer. Stud Sheep III lug High Trice SVDNKY, N. S. W. (AP) 'lie high prices fr wool produced In created prlci-s for sl'ud sheep at tho recent sales ln S.wlney, Two Hoouoke rams brought $sr(Mi ami jrifin, respectively, while a wetl kuuwn buyer paid fill." In for' a rain from the fumous Wanganellu stud. Specialist Guarantees Relief lr.riiitl'snhttPrriHoti-mnewVrttrrMrfl -trdiluifiil-ullnvs vinlvnt hikihk til an mui uUviuiul UtfifacuMbcii.ioiKiiucDiU.rclu-X. from Lhmiiic Alhnm ii.4 liourA. ur i.tcrrt. , youuotiihis. Solill)vall-'oddriiicilm:uiu , ;iASK DHUOS ' AityrWht-124 " tho Clinical I'jihoralrnii H Co., Cleveland. O. " l-'ools rush in where wise men huvo somebody else drink it find. One Mistake Made in (f.7oii(iiiueil from I 'age One) ( hal's more 1 ha it Is usually the case) appear, that's about .ItttU'l per cent perfect or. in other words, one mistake to !!!. perfect words, ' Then, I here is several more angles (hat enter Into the case. Of necessity everyone working on u daily m-wspaper Is under high pressure from shirt to fin ish and speed, mil orally, must rub in every case. The livening h- server Is published only during tight hours lime ciieh day and usually, the paper Is off I he press ami ready for reading in less time than t hat, 1 When some story "breaks a short lime later the filets or the I cane are ready for digesting In j printed form. A man can hear the fire bell ring, not move a 'step, j and when the paper arrives can j find Just what happened and that's) all there Is lo It. Salurday when IJculenunt Nel son flew from Kirkwall to Iceland alone, arriving at 4 o'clock In lb' afternoon, hi nrrivnl was hcmhlcd lug II, mailing It or telling It to the reporter or lo Iho newspaper of- flee. Kor. after all, If something hap pens ami It doesn't appear In the paper, Iho man who did know about it and could have tipped 'off Hie story to the reporter is really I he one to blame because. t wasn't printed. j The newspaper works lo fcive you all the news It can why, not do the same for It ? Jetted a da-' 7 fie- cwu:- uwu Vulcrnuu: il Fountain IVn euppHcs one of the Breal ct need of the vacation scu.on.c reli able writing implement wiih a- wlf-contuinrd ink supply that turns till outdoors into o con 1 venient place to do oil th letter wri'lug that family tics nnd rocial activities demand. id ;i cuokk iui;i NTOltIO . r r' ' voi 11 i.t veil iiotit, can bo converted Into a pe riod of reul sillsfaclorv pleasure If you meet youi Tiiends here, because we of- fer Ideal dining environment plus extrcllent menus, a nice' saving plan und lower prices.; Self service means no dew lays, more time to talk and a lunch that you will 1 1 Jit, Cafeteria Service ' J 1:30 to 1 :H0 " THE BLACK CAT 1 kai.i; In-ill liiirmiln. rivi- rimiii niiiili-rn IhiiikiiIiivv ihi W AVI-.. IL'IHHI. MllMl Im Hnltl Mil- in. "iiiili'ly. Miixwiill liillrlnit i-ur. ill truilii fur lol. 1'yriimi'l Land I-,.. 8-fi-llp l-llt HAI.K -''''' .III"" 1-riniiii I.11111.-11I11W In mwn. 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