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PAGE TWO TTTT. T,A GRANDE EVENING OP.SErjVF.T! Little Is Now Head Coac!.- FORTY ROOMS IX. . CAVE KNOWN TO INDIAN TRIHES Lead . Parade ' aB5BiiaisajsiiKEKa2sE5BBBSBin I1 V.T7 fv-Tl 7s Christmas Shopping Time At Hill's Department Store A Good Place to Trad &an M.Mit.ny and Tuesday (.'truing; o:cu Witiiwlay (Mrttliig 1 1 T " t if Interest Of American In Sports. Unknown In Britain Smail Crowds 'Atterd ConlesU in Hii'vland That Would , Ct'Dipttie with- Hai van!-Y;;li or Simi- Iur'.Mv6ts Here; Finance.; Therc- ' ,f Secondary Iir.pui Lince. y1 oxF.Htn, kck1vi4 ( aim. -r-tin a rcfi;n Iftir iaiuray uftrrnoc.it, (:ilfuinf iili ovtr ih-ir rouniry. :!-.' irotttili' o( wilt t In: ftukrt.y Iili.l-O'iif!-, pi .s nl in Hpori.s ::lul" ni i,ikSutr th' fi.lrurlion. Tile itil'I. t i:ua ft, i- It is onMil uni It is v.ii r. i: w a fnrt. Tlu- ix-ft-rj ulh!'lf. fur frnn It pam- )i..y, ttnil pay pr-ity fur t)- ri tlt-fe- or" th" JI!l.TSl1. Sue :n.v :n- of III-- lhrr- ii hitir cl. riKi.s iu:tt wrw! i n i:Irel dl- Jmo r'Cfip:it for sporfu an n--v r Krrtt. v n in tlu- lKipiilar Ktittr i:aif. punl- li-.ausi. of tin low uUmrwlon rh;rxl. hut rtih-Hy lit oatiTir lliii" in-mb tm ui tm unii'i-ity ar !oo hiiny play- tllrf Ualllt 1 lit-1u WKlOh iiyoiu- -ls'. .Nut iiuriMfMMy tw ry tltrt-v mn in a The future of football at Michigan rests with Coaoh fiohrge Littlt.. Thrr years aco FieMsng Vtt (showrt w aki;riuriiit 8-i ui-m Linle his aa 'Ustant. hoping he wotiM prov th vry man for the position of had coarh. Yost. ho dlrti all athNtUf at Mirhlean. r--jUzt he ronltl do Umzrr devote all hi tim toanv on- ;ort was loKi!i to tlie future whn jrouniy lin-. Th properly l"ri d lis aatiH. l'orrupme rave, from tho fuel that )orcupines liv within it. UKN'VKIt AP)( Colorado's nuwtMt tinrit rrrroun! :iv-. ulru4ly Known io ranutn -3 rtmnin, wiii u -plor-1 fisri h-r wit It u vU-w lo Ntahlifhintf il nvuihiblliiy iin a na tional monument, Nilorjiloaiis who i hao iK-neintled the Hiihtt rran ;in j piutjiK- -'! r whi-n exploration work haji bfaen tuiuplrtrj. th eav- ( -rn will rival ihe 'ave of itie j Winthi nar 'olraJo Hprlmc-s, ' Knoa to tluaiLSMmla of touriia. j IM( ft; t lullK. ZU (. i l hik'll iB'l U j f. et wi-K-. a'e.rlliiir lo J. M. Kil liankN. a ItoitH-MeiMt r who has j 'lot- most of ih' explnrai ini work, 'ple riKillisi rtn is admit s't feet SHMre. . r - Ther JMill U: nmeh exploring, to he th.ne. . This inHu.les u starc h ' for tit" ftp niHK. h- lit tful tO h.- . soiit'-wh r In the rtiKS' '1. rolling hlltri of 1'ark county, prohhly roir- with tontbi-r anl uiu'.er l.niAh. I Sir. Kuhankn futys the r.ive lias t itr l v-ls. rio- rooms aro filhtl ,wllh blabielit H :tlil tltaRlllitts. 'tuny of wi'Ttl hape. A h-rpnt 1 in elAarly ih-fin-ti in the figures. !A rrowti eret hown. anil i:n ln- 1ian inm-ruMin easily Li (liseaTnt l. tin 11m upP'-r level two larsre rooms j hft ttftt naiiie't the (jiieen'.s h)mniher, heatLS of their gnat heauty. TiMwrutiiri m within tiu-ii-avt rn :tre :thout tha auie winter and KumuM-r. l h tit at n foriiwition Is liue-Mtono and m:ipmeiio iron ore. The eav ts 1H mil" north of Salitln " and 1'S niih s .sout hast of I'.t-una 'ia, near the t 1-Vemont ! jSra7JrI. - ' vWu riiYi: hum tiks and we know lit' will ' kc K.itiifiwl. Open KviMiinjr 'fill S:HO "The Old Reliable Men's Store." President SiiinuI M. Compels tlfli a n tl See ret a ry ra nk Mo rrbun led the larude of dt-ft-L'atea to the Ameri r:m Pederntton of Labor convention that wekoiniI ivpresniativ. of ih MiXh-jn C'wnfJ-rjiioii of 4-tUir at the American fote to ih tnu.rna tionul hridse. . ' I selected Uttle. Only Jtwo defeats in tn thre yean that Utile ha? asviMed i Yost lias convinced the his chief that i-Htle in tt(. na for the ioh Wh-1 the new baj ot bcn heralded from-ihj h.tu toi. Lit He t U6 brud (uotlall couch at Michigan i Jkh full authority Vhir. ef.rr.-rt' in -attendance li e.ii- of the irtrlkloK- eump' i(f tin' r net' hetwvn spoil sjs- it: til AhM4 wtA ' a Ad Ki-;l:ind. Kro in 4xfoM ttohcAy iti u tt ll t'icibaU joh to htsr, to nu kody carea If lite Mald are not p icked. litinby footiull U the chief Mjttitun nport t;h utvirly a m:riiri-. tiit-rtfwikiH(ev.imiia uni out of ir- tr fotir worit. sji w''k J palv i: 1. tt no oue.hirt a P.ujil.y j'pUy itj-ir ' 'M a number - vr 'Mriy - nM M,m j lllul ,n,.k ,aVt .anir,t iu- ipade In th aduti s- cticti of tii i.-r.o Mfh rolU-n. ni.d ijik liek- j rujm a(1j n-,. triek.- of ihejr Kaiut churrhen, thrre !. Ien a de- ' Paid 'i-ourlu are unknown, th.- fatise i,ttisr in their crease of 53.tiC2 In the mimher of in the cru-jtt aa.en a t'r-i i One in Three Attends Church in England I.ONDOV AP) Th churches of Grrat Itriialn have lncr-aael in membership in the laM-yeur on a scale not recorded since the great Wt-lhh Uevial. With thr-e ttntjiU exc.piion-s, the t'hureh in W'ftU.t. th- Sottifh KpiM-opal church und the I'ntled Pree t'hureh of Sot- uliui, t-ery d'-nouiinution hat in creuBd Its iiuiuImt of coiu:nuni' rants or iwuilnn. tin- ;tul iu- fording a fnlrly eotnplele record j . lowever. the fiKure.H may bo com-! par.d with .the last population! Many Bald Heads in New British Ministry IXtSlHiX (AT) The newly- H 1 a A li Rros. il I... : : r S j8BE2asai5BsasR3S3&sa?isssss lary, has ph nty of hair in hark hut is the possessor of what in 1 rourtcousiy known as a hijrh -fore-ht-ad with a receding line of hair in trout. Netliiu;, Apple tUxjd Keeper. CA.Si'AI H; LOCKS. Ore.-r K !i. Ahstein, orvhurdist n-ar Mitclull l oinl, says he lias a s.'edltu tree en -his place which he believes is the' apple that shippers have been wanting that will keep a Ions time for export p jrposes. The ' apple has a splendid flavor anil is of a lirisht ' red color. - In Fhape" and k'epinff .quality is "very similar lo the Yellow Newtown.: for whh h Ifood River Is famous.' We Go Out Of Our Way To Serve CHRISTMAS. 1)1 N.N Kit Ci-jinhVrries - Celo y, - Sweet Polaloes - lluad Lettuce , Ca'Jiajfe -"Fre.'Oi Tuiiutoes - Tons of Nuts and Candy. ;V The I'rice Is Kiht The City Grocery fc .Just Back of Carrs ou Fir Street V PFIONK 3IAIX 57J FlUtf-i IFJ.IVKY " ; 1 BAY ItAVM ' t-ensus of i'2,:'.$Z). On this ha-U : i'o-m d lialdwin cabinet, already on- iwraun in very three is avsooi- "laih-d as u "ministry of silk hats," .1. Ii.iii.il. . .. ,-..,:... I 'in.l "Mil.mi.l nf I nmlnndiN: " Tino "J "' 4 Illll..ll I - . church. . .. achieved another distinction that i , W likely to prove the nickname Youthful Football Star ' i -bald-wins," already given by the Urts Along With. One !.( pnta most appropriate. KAi.vifin v c iimif....iJ "'or most of them are but one bK dots not slop Huek "ole as a foothill player. lb- in mar riKiii truant ot inv .Mel no-1 liald. Only Lord Itirkenhead. the w-cre-lary for India, and vuaten Cham berlain, foreign, minister, can boast I organized sports. Many ncora. u m intf no.euo. :tin s w II. It is as- ! T While this lilcr as. haji h -.dMOrphanaKe fooiUll eleven her. ! of anylhi"s1 !!ke fn nndance of - ha, played on tl.e tenia ir the',,u,P ther ff s- -Mr- llald' is considered . lrMefioiml U prriulltcd-to H-t il . shop tieiiind the pavilion and in ::;nict uH cmra In Ihf maieries if orkr- vokI' at h rva-s.-mable rar f two thlUlrgi un luKir. . VJipald gadjute , iwh. nt ixar for Lba toM. lew daja ofi n-u:iinir for U uliy houl rare, finen tftey ax e4orly eKrfiiieii who pulbvl oiigaty oars lu thetr ::y and noT eora back for u ho.l iny aud the hiinf returrec;ton of Thoir old famf. The Oxford box nifr t am trains In a private p m naium and takes Its Instruettcn .iroin .a . proftaaivftal at the usual r..t. v ' . The money" that go lo a wo- ftrvMCttcl doe- not como from 'public MliU'i'i, but thrt ussitinpiion jHtmday school .scliolars. : not alwavs correct: lb r- at thoi Tfc airvnicth oi the churches in muv. r-it:.' fhe rub of most sports 1 Ur.-u firilala ia summariat- ui m irai a tr.au w no nas ioi pta-u trf-fon- wiil (m jctven a ehunce ou tt s-.road" teatu. but iiutt It hl own ttaeher. TJds explains why :io few-American Ihods s holMrs, i vi n though ehoei ii In art for ath!e;ie ;vt-i!tly. do well , In tho nior,' e-.elu.iivi iy Kn'ILsh sports of lati,- 1 .Vso-i;.iton toot ha I!. he kt y nud cru kei. UowUik I ar uotatile exception, for m -rowinx wm hinuu ir exhibits a distinct t eh uvuk" between the desert and ' Hi.- c.'vLt The rest r. re bi von! i 's riKhi k g- wus lu4ty.crusti.:ul aid of ,rafn. cocoanut oil t ewcounrs instructed in I ptxl two years. anl i tnvii-r of trnjcrtl "ol- d in an tudd-jit wht-n h- was -v- ur lhe thousand and one other ! n years old, :.n. antpuiated nt,Tin iiar:.tir..,i tn t-nv.r aixm lOtir inches M l0v.- the kih.,1.v,.n InliL-.rd with urovvlh ! lb: has iwcenu- accuioava to f hiuriant foIiii:e. Pnkind crit-' X- tiu.: aliwut on ilo- shortened , say that never before has the limb that ark "ji. run. aihieiiciold phrase, "leaih. r-headed tory" director uu.1 cou.'h at 11- orphan-bten so sltikin,ly illustrated, m?-, declares he t.i wueh fust.r; Tlie f minister, sir I-aminir tnan .i.iuny toys with iv.o - irood WorthinLion-Kaus. is account b-Ks. 'ole doen not wr an ur. 'the l.alu- st of the "bald winF." liiieial limb uhlb playing footbalL ' Tii-n th-re is Winston t'hurchil!. rhw fiifitrev. however, are not in k"(C ovep 4ht- fb.bL he us a 1 eltane. llor o the -xchvuiu r. whose t eomjbi, aa ihy da not mrbide w hhuften.-d -g ai u kind of - lack of hirsuto adornment covers statistic of i he Salvation spriiiK. und J:ttip.i imiil o run-'a less r acreage, but whose .nin- Armj. th- Kree t'hureh of Stot- nine. " I m top l.- parlicutariy d:stinctie. ee pt aa to ole. !io Lt IT y-urs of ag. .l.rd thane-llor' tiave and the lord follows: Communicants and members 5. 1 1 1 : ftuiday ehool scholars, Itoman atliolic impu latlon (K'mcland am) Wul) 1.47.- -i". inuktnK a total of 1 Z.22St:Z'. i ARCADE - TONIGHT last ai'I'i:ah..m'k i.v i.a uiiAMn;- lluy v.-al t'Mly unil Avoiil siuuiliiis . in I.Iih- al Hn Orritf Wiwluw AltnilK A!' TIIK.ATIti: IV TI.VIK TO UK si:.vii:i bi:i-ii;i-: thk vi;itrn:i; iovlviknohs 20" CEtvTTUItY WONDER, CECIL B.De MILLED All-Star Cast 50C0 Feople 500O Animals MiTcIes of Past Aes arid. Modern Movte Art ..ii hlr MiinUay k.buo!, ati.t 'a nnm- wiiclus li" p.xintl!!. 11- rinli. Kueli of Iho r I an 1'lymo.ilh Hr'lhr-f A, af- lll !' ra- 1 privy !. l.orl ;nsl.iir-. ar l.-.iti l -"jii-si l.ahl." whil.:, .Sir ,WilIi:un Jr. nson-HirVs. ill. homf srro- 'omiion atlita.'.a fund. U mu4 1 orKanlr. J lutu a mttutn' cut of iho pocket of t!. napraln and i-.li."Ff rowtnff i piiuiiiiu,iuiui.i;iiiuii'j'uiJ,iii.''i: C- TO--. SIMS ?IGAIV r.t Y ytY cbihA. Pittance aro no trouble. since then are no ep.nsiv siaffs to nuuntain and no tratntuK fahltshmenis. Tti -r- is no icre dlffirtilty lu arranxlnc natnTi ay wd'ti eeh pid.y r pays hU own Now and then a hi ten oo- :urs, .as .when Miti darr fall to arrive r(r aq away kunic, ttucb faUur- uri not count-! -ruH ai i he hotnw ttui I nla a pLsyr to : ii vistiois. iKom--iiin. th ImsK i id.oer ott the stjM is Riven to the j i m-se .nrrauR meuis. ro differ- , phi .fiom t he nysttni of tin great ; Auierican nnivrrsme, are entlrt- ' Y Iy sixo.isful here. Whether they i could be employed as sat Isfariorlly ' X in Aii.vina at the prs-nL time Ls p n to e,u vtion. i il'nwcr fmm .UrTiutenH May sat- W.wklM Coal' I1 AMSTF.RPAM. Iloliand. tAP M'lr-ct.n lU-Mii.ati. of ih hutihi I tly Ito.iy llam.c liettlUle. Ita-lieveft f J tlmt liton lt lim r'it discov-r' of r the pt it nil. s t- which air 'ur-' A M I:I n rif' u ill n v ..lul iuini th- ; ii. if.- rti.tus.r. la an arifcetr! JitniiirV'tu rir'li, h advc-s jopmn.o t'iai vihn vner the Kiett- j . in- r sw ri lir.s Im-'h ;-;.p:itd com- i i ipleliiy. i' Wtil N- pt.litle tO f tiUiV j s evtnvi.ii;.;tcit of Cvt 50 TJ jpb-i.-i. I' i : ii.- rb r c -it. t Rich "Sec' X Tilcab'Cstr' IO'' Ufll.li Jll oniiiimiiil.lini.lliiiiliiimiLl LA. v- f9 li fe 4& A V-o - H 5 Y 9 They had food-n- but they did not know howjto eat it lt the southwest monsoon 1 delayed liiit a few days . . . and in some dUnict or other in India the crops me ruined. A famine occurs. When the attempt waa fii-st made to relieve such districts, a imarkalile thin- happened.' liice eaters, ignorant of other foods, died VKiner than make use of the wheat that was offei-ed them. Death was preferable to the unknown. Xor would wheat eaters eat rice. ... Incredible! Yet here, today, pirti-e.ssive ieiple in a rojr-eswivo country are very- wary alxxtt risking themselves off the leate:i piith. Tlxey aiv suspicious of innovations. They leave them for others to try out. Without adveitL-ing, inany impiuvemcnU common today would have failed to surmount the conservatism of our fathers. Uu: alert merchants and manufacturoi's told alxiut their producu in the daily paivrs. The mystery' surrounding them was dis Mputed. People Ixcame inteiesteil . .' and in this interest forgot their first dewbu. Kead the advertisements. They let you know alviut new things, where to gt?t Uieni, how mucit they cgst. Without them wi4ikl live in coiyplet iirnoranc? of many things that serve ti niake life less hdiorious, nviv comfortable. h;ii(ier. K'NOWLKDCE OF .MANY A NKW HOMK COMFVRT IS (JAIN ED FROM THE ADVERTISEMENTS V fi v; Tl T VI ?! A CLAUDE C. PRATT Well. sir. I don't know hour many farmers. bne saht t mc: "1'init, we'rv with yon. ami cvcr thina v iic;mI hi ymir lint; wc will iltnnv it mir way." Wf aitpn-ciaic tliis cry much, mill wc aio Iiciv to lrtat all ph' fair autt xjuarc. 'Svh c recta t-.Hinis up pretty 1oM wbtn oi take into ttMldemitoii thai in r.-:winalde weather v take lit sev eral huudr-.tl dollars a tlay. We nr." a(ii? the Midet ijhuu') and ;t iltc same iimc making soiim fr 4-:ic'If. .but ur tclj you frank ly th; i itf are inure idta4il t U to -avc oi niutu-y Uiaii we are to make liMMtey. it takts all kiioK -of folks io make tin I lie worhl ami I am otu of Hiom m-i-wliar (dbms thai iwople akwha? ndl lit Im un lo im-i2, 'I In an ttT Is. lie will hac Kouictlihiie to sell that M-itd; nnil. at a b-.s mkv tltau tiny ie ftaJU for TIN mmmm Mighty. Spectacle Ot Ancient, ; Modern Days ' '. from Jetnie Micpheron& story 'I with Orchestra, ':. of j- Twenty:: AParmount ProAaction (FimousPlayert-LaLsicy Corporation) The Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. The I'oor Man's Frt-ad" Oppo. l oumlry. l'UG.VE US W. o Sunday Bu&lccaa Last Chance --Tomorrow UAKGA1NS ALL OVER THE STORE Plenty, of I scful and Reautiful Things for Everybody. Courteous - Quick - Helpful Service L. & L. Drug Co. Enter the rn:onalre 9rvm aerea Ury T&e lit at Ike 0n tnactar aa the tx-vi m Oy-ae W 4ue I tor, ifwhiewe" t C7rrwrMt V X t ! 'i Y X V $ IX)0K OVF.K OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS The New Columbia THE MOST PERFECT PHONOGRAPH EVER III II.T IS HERE! Easy Terms r -k' &n m : The Iue.l Christmas Gift, bs it makes Christmas last all the year round. I t us dem..n.-.trate thin wonderful instrument with the new non-set auto matic start snd stop. Sferiul ( hrwtmai Term. W. H. Bohnenkauip Co. ml '4 S 1 II my ALTS S A LCWIS rotaa4 Om Ben :o rf Kanaaa UJiar t Maker. wurBce tui