La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 12, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, January 12. 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER- r- PAGEiFIVEmi Local News In Brief - . COMI Xtt E V KNTS March 6. 6. 7 District high achoot basketball tournanieiit at Union. On IliiWiirss Trf - Virgil Bolton, secretary of the GrunduiHondo Meat coniuny luudt a trip to Hlgln this morning on ' company business. Kctuins from Trlii V Mrs. Bruce Dennis arrived from 'T'ortlanil this morning from a trip on which alio accompanied Senator llruce lhnnin who recently left foi Hatpin to bo on hand at the opening of tho stale legislature. Homo from Portland , Mrs. Hobort Ncwlln arrived in La Grande Saturday from Portland where bIu has been for the pasl three months In one of the Port land hospitals. Mrs. Newlin Is re ported very much improved. I lack from Portland Karl 'Jteynolds, secretary of the Union County Chamber of Com merce, Ih again at work in his of fice next the Sommcr hotel after socndtnir the creator part of lust week in Portland attending the an-j nual meet in c of the sLate chamber of commerce and the semi-annual meeting of the State Association of Commercial Secretaries.- To Bo Initiated . Elwood "Moso" Lyman, of .it.a . Grande, n senior In commerce at O. A. C, will be Initiated nt a spe cial inflation of Phi Kappa Phi. national honorary scholastic fra ternity; He was with' the- football team on its trip to Nebraska, so was not present, at. the, regular fall Initiation of Phi Ktippa "Phi. ' Hack from California Mr. and Mrs. E. (;. Tuckey have returned from Southern California where .they have been for the past month visiting their daughter and son-in-law. They also visited their son, Frank, who is In tho navy, sta tioned off the coast of Southern California. Oats ami llarlcy Scait-e There is practically no wheal held by the farmers In JJaker coun ty, and there is llltlo barley and oats remaining in 1 heir hands, ac cording to the Marshall Grain com pany. This company a few days ago pureflrsed a small quatitltyiot wheal locally puylng $1.GU a bu shel. Tho 'Portland market justifies a quotation of ?2- per hundred for oats ami barley in llakcr. Hut lit tle of these grains reniain"!nlYh county and . will pot be long un til It will be ne.cessary (."' "ship 'In' (from the outside to supply the lo- cut demand. Uakur -iura-Ul. Suffeiftl Xo Ijoys- ' While riorists in HeatHc, Ta coma.iand other large cities In tho northwest were -suffering severe losses) because, of frozen water pipes and subsequent weather that damaged flowers and plants,' A. II. Cherry, local florist, went serenely about his work secure In the knowledge idhat. , the i? even .coldop weather here during tho cold wave of December' could not cause1 .any loss. Mr. Cherry's greenhouse was kept normal tliroughout the two weeks and a perusal of a trade journal today Indlcatis that this Is an exceptional cas-. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs., J. O. Crowe of Jo seph were registered at the Som mcr hotel last evening. K. I. Ulchardson, .former Ju Grande resident now employed by the O.-W. K. & N. company at Huntington,- returned 10 that rtry this ninrninir afler snendintr Hunday here. jj , . . Mrs. K." llollister l'eft on No. 24- this morning for u. short . visit In Uu ki i Mrs. Kva Widel and Mrs. Kdlth laillon. resident b or Kigln. who have been visiting In Uremertoti, Washington, were in 1m Grande this morning on their way home. Turkey to Itebullil Porl.s ItOTTKHDAM (AP). A do 1 tootle, a 'D itch harbor planning expert, has gone to Angora at the Invitation of the Turkish govern- in en t,. to take chnrge of a big scheme of reconstruction of the ports of Constantinople Treblatond, Snmsun ami Mersinn. January Special AT CLINT'S ANNUAL SALIC 313 Men's Woolen Shirts 'In Khaki. Grey, I!luo mid Fancy Plaid culms of lies $5.45 to 56.45 Choice SEE WINDOWS "THE 5TOJ? WITH A CCNSC:CC IP Tigers Face Two Contests During Week With three games in sight, two of which are to be played lu re, this glvis promise of being u fairly inlurcsiiii.T wck fur the lo cal basketball playeis and fans The two gamt s to be played here are with Knterprls on Fri day cvVning and Jos -ph on Sat urday. The other game, mention ed will be a return game between the La Grande and Wallowa giris teams next Thursday at Wallowa. Struii- Competition. Tho two games nt the end of the week are expected to give, the local quintet two more rillf!--cult hurdles to gel over. Both Enterprise, and Joseph are under stood to have strong teams. Tho Joseph team is reputed stronger than the ciulntet which walloped l.a Grande ut the .ftrsl of the season last year and ii 80 wl" probably im-an another W1a lamination week, on .at the hgh school a number 6f:ong I practices will.be, -held In. the ! gymnasium by Coach MacTavlsh'. According to the coach -several;' changes in the lineup will again' bo tried this. week. Glass wUI.'i probably be shifted to forward on account of his size from guard where he has been playing the lastj two games. ..lumiujii. ,yill relifat-e Olnns At guard v.tlhTna muno' playing at center. This will .leave; Dpu.or. thn forward ibtxrtbs. open und the. .player, for this par sition will not be ches-'n until later In tho week. Prussfa Nhrlvcs Co-Kilueatfim HUH LIN (AD.-The seconda schools; of Pr JS3la have decide.! against co - education on the ground that girls are generally superior mentally to boys up to the time they are 1G. Thereafter the 1oys surpass the girls in gen eral intelligence. This Inequality of intelligence, it is argued. tuU: both the boys and girls at a dis advantage if they are 'Compelled to attend 1 'the .same classes. : - ' initials Defeat (ianza -a. "iTivrHiTy'Oir ii,vho, Mns row.' (Special) I'nivers'ly of Ida ho V:imhi!n unn.llii'ir kitkiiiI nnrl.h-. w.st uoi)CT.-iii-..)i.ii-i..u.nJU.c4.-.J.!'.;ill here front Conzagn unlvers'ty, :t7 ivere In 'rluiis'""" Viriy:: liirtntr'' first ijvrlod. when Cisign staged I iniltnt'ft',ad. The I 1 1 1 1 J h. yi nn- r.oii' io mnini'iin inetr margin.. however, and Jdaho led-id the half. 14 t" M3. ? w jj 4---, v-V H 4hrksTki 'ICvrKKH, Oi 09-nif itril iee liarves at North Powder, when hundiVds of tous.or. Butund lee an slorcd1 by the pacific ' Fruit Kxpress company for uh ln ; rcfrlp-tiralotf rur jluring Uie w.firni niontbs, Ik j wdf Smd'-r way. ice of ' superior ' (nmlity is helm; obtained tills sea- aon. dm to the freezing of the lakes without interruption from wind oi 8now.j Th hllj cut .)l!g y(,Iir jfJ nbout; is inches in thtcKness ano several ears probably will be ship ped to the company's storehouse at Hunlmglon and to consumers in neighboring towns when the houses at North Powder are filled. Japmi C(doiii.ing Waste J,:unl. I TfMCin. AP) The government Is making fl strtrng eiiorL io coi Tmiwnml dVTlnp the-wnsto-1rmrt! of llokklado is'nnd for the 4n.oiio lo So.flOV'-. qov rnni'nt employes who -vl II bfl let out i,y- i lie ttrsi ot the yeuriinaer tlHM rel runthmeil't ! Th 9eJ m"n are tM be given fi- HUbstiintlui. bonus upon dirf- ' charge." and the promoters of the Idea belle-vc it' will be sufficient to enable llx-m to make a kdim! start on land a lot meats. About 240 1'amllieH will he sent Hokkimlu this year and 4o next year und-r government aid. a I Ti,,. nrw y(,Itr tlirtg off , rinc There are f!e pay days in .iann- urv for those who get paiil on guturdKy. -J . And. since ihi-re are five Satur- riays in January, it should give the i,oap mak rs a good start and the perfume innk-rs a s-llack. 5-1.05 SAVE NO'rV! Some Ride! i -a v-v. .-.,.-. WW Aloha tuul dipt. .Walter )Vuih 'derivrll, . back from -n- ilivwr- ride around tho woi'kL.. Yes, dht'ii . ' name Is just . au ,hssuiihh1 -one , what you mlulit call a uumu tic tour. Union .Volunteer Depart ment Expects to Aug ment Its Fire Fighting Equipment. : ' !- .l'Nl(.i!;f (SpueUil). WnitAit n4 Virijll VV'illiiROn wrnt to TcloriiHct l''tiilay . to,. hjk'jwI, ; ,'t Jio'vworkriun with thi'li- jiarcntH, - rotuxiliilfji to. t'pion, Si!ni'iy..ui'ttriiuin -ini i At Ai'f . in.-vtiilK ilUKt TurWUii rx'fnmK, tfUo l;nin)i Volunteer- Kici lfparttncnt iJi'ilvA o.. K&vc l:iiie.-s, iiniim: die n-nmtiidei 1 of the iwinten .'The. dtiwiriment ts:T4inxious to secure a belljvj; etnllpniifiif. fqr fire , fiht.lng -und thuj tnoney ,iom the ihineis i will go .Jlnlo.. a ..(' ;nil., I'ltr, tij-H.. i(iu-4jou(i 'einnn -3Mt(nan1- Tt:Tt.'"TtoTiH rig. - wfjit-.tti.i :.oyc Kfiturihij. night to :s eP The" Cove' tVdiTFeiros'plii o lit hu second degree. They re port 'pa-vin an enjoyable iK-t;t; visit. "7?,H3l Jl. W. Patterson,"" who has been ill life 'sonic tiui: e, is again abl it 7l Vi i'iuee(ing Thurs- lo iwork. At their rt guiai day livening at the experiment- laiin,'; the Cnion grange mteMrArr three- j new members. Tlis hh organisation, which is headed b lr. W. T. I'iiy, is gradually build ing up its membership and liop-fc to mai;o its lnfiia-nee felt in lids end of thi' county In the near future.- Alter the melding closed, coffee and "sinlii'is" were served. The members who hull from I tot hake will furnish sonic "eats" at tho next meeting. Mr. and Mis. James Webb, pro prietors of the local moving pic ture house, The Cozy. retJined last YVcdne.Kiay from a two-weeks visit in t h e n i iTl ii I . w i 1 . v They viited' in Illinois nn J 'lAimr placet dcgti-jl' work- Friday evening" the Od( iFi-llows enjoyed an oyster supper, i.t .t,hi'ir(. hull. . . . Airs. " hcfliV Wright, her riiugh-t-r," Kditn Phy, ami ttTffntrei,'b d-iughter. Mks Muig.ucl I'.hy, leiL for California the last of the i'lu-y will spend t he. i e- ma!niT oi Ltic wtiitur. Hr.ouiif-s era i ainern.u, in-.;i oi rneir time will -If spent-. is:t ng wttl. relatives at Stun ford university. Ixslge Install ilca;!s. Wednesday evening the llebe kah lodge installed the following offers for t!ie new term: N. O., Kva le Lap; V. ',.. Vertie Fi.s.tr; It. Sec., I'loia Klelhlock; F.. Hec. ttelle Itusit k: I. (J., Kiidu- Connor. O. C... Karali Sbappat; N. (. 8., .Minnie I laird and 'ora (Iriifgs; V. Ci, X.. Louisa Harwell and Sterile Wiirgh sworJ h; chaplftin. Mr.ry Minnh k and miticlan, Vioia Parker. The Installation work was done by Pearl Khuw. Ir. Puddock is much improved' in In Lilth at this time and will probably soon lie ublu to be o4( og;dn. iu;-pound sn nrriv'd at ' the i'liink liar ii home last Frida moiu-ng. via tin stoik roitc. , Ubniry Ile-eletils )ifir,trr " Tin Cnton I'tib:ic Library tfft- i:Lllon lift. Ia:-t w eel; and eir-ct- ed, r ratti'M- re-tteetf d t!i" KM if H- I d.nr f.r,.,;,. ,.:ih!l;!; vice pi evident. ,. Wriirht : secret si ry, Minnie l!;ilrd; 1 1 rmun-r, Kmlly i Vtnk; bfjtrl iTM-riib.-iH. Minnie l'.'.ii-rl. K:nily S'lii!s'-r and iloy i nk I in. The ennual ri poris s!.' s l h':f the lihr 1 1 y 1 i.rlng t If Jfl.it t :ir h:iP lO 'n' d OVer lii.M'Hl ttiXtk'S. I (TJ IVed r, I neW h(Ml,! an dtil't i:i:'gnzin;n. AbfMil $kiio wer paid out d'H'lllK' t!' '':ir. ha vim; n r ?n:ill !i;ibinee fn lb" tre.-iury nt the b-mnninic of If t ? "cj not D! 'an ' rilSLItflirLfili; Mr. und Mm. Kd Iteynolds iindiln thin f!-;ti"ht--r. M:irJo-i. re r m:iT i. " l.'i l.'r. n I p- op!: '. cine - i SAVE WITH SAFETY At Your REXALL DRUG STORK Kanileek Jlot Wilier Iioltks Can't leak because it's made in one piece. No seams, no patches. Made of the finest rubber and ' guaranteed ' for two years $2.50. ' Glass Drugs , Tim lEKXALL Slmo TOPKKA, (Ity the Associated Press ) J onat han M . I Jav'.s, Kan sas governor, appeared hi' i our here today to answer to warranlt1 sworn out- by County At turtle Veule charging him und his sou (tussell, 2S, with accepting a hrlbi in pay nu1 hi, lur ii jiiiruuu. Tho warrant charged Davis and his son with accepting a $ll'f)() payment for a pardon Issued. Thr bond for each defendant was set ut $1,000 and a hearing set for .lariuorv 28rd.' Tho- bonds were turhlshc'd, !t " ' J " ' iANDITS'TO'BE,'' i . BEFORE COURT AT 2:30 TODAY 'The foiir' Fitipinos; whd "Vim-c arrested by the 1btl:il police char; ed'wlth'' roltblhg .Ph'imy 'Woe's lonilnK111 hoirie " 'Friday ' eViMiIng wdl.huW a hearing' Ihls'aflertioon ut 3-:5!fi' o'clock in the m.mielpa,! courl', wth Jildgu J. J. Slab ' prc- sUHtig. ' 7jp trace wj's fouiid of lhc oilier 'wiyibandits wiio escaped. ' i'f iii,v.CAsx.Jiss.V;ii.. , KIJV Thi -.Oreiionlan , hroiidr, alng station, will again givo the public. fometJUiig unjisuaj txuiigbt, vhji WMlter Pierce, .goveniot -tr tJregon win,KO.tO I 'orlland .from r.fluHin to. bi;nade.asii tho mesHjiKf which ho will deliver to the leg's latuie his afternoon. Governor Pleice will start broadcasting nt approximately t) o'clock, 1inmeli itely Hft'r Hie programme by The Oregon Ian Concert orchestra. Women hits lrlvi rs to Wear Clolhes Ihvlgned In I'arb TOKHj (AT). Wonyn bus con ductors have proved so tmlisfu'' tory that the Tokto st reel rail way has decided to employ them Five Irindred will bo installed on June 1 and wilt grailnai!y r p!ace men conductors- Their unlfo-nis wilt be of foreign, style, ,d sinned by a J'aria tailor. . , , hiibllu iNiliee lo l-e Idrtillly 1)1' MUX Al').The Du(llnpo lieu fnree, famous for 'many eyars as including bigger men than any ofh'ur police force in the world, is lo be abolished under the po lice force amalgamation bill. The i-tct merges . the police wlih ju, civic guards on.'anb-ulioii. the, t'nion - Wallowa baskt-tbal. games. Miss Kther K I vutsoii, who hnii been In 1 hu hosplial Tor t he Inn few months, is slowly improving, but she has been compelled to give up hr school for the yc.u is she will not be abie to re s line her work thin s-hool year She bad a school In llich Valley and MIlh (Jcoifri'ip-i Jensen has been substituting fur her. Mr. and Mrs. Kd l(umphn- were visiting In Portland during laft week, r'-iurniii'r to t'nion Fri day. ' Ir, McKfutif)- hnpiftied. Contrary to expectations, dr. McKlnncy. who was injund by an auto some time a;?o ind wu praetlcally givi-n tin by the pkry slcluns. is seemingly getting bet ter, lie Is rational atfiiln and chats pt-asant!y utt'i xisitors. The doctor celebrated his H"Ci blrlh fluy iinntversary just a s'lorj 'Hue tWorc meeting wit )i 1 tic'-ldt ni I'ru f-ttin. oi m ili- l'nln high ueimol IumI wck n-nc'e-d 1 s Z, tor(U-whJtt more than the hoard had anticipated for th ycar.- school GOVF.RNOR'S MESSAfJK IS (ilVE.N TODAY fContlnned from rat,- 1 ) ," tltotiich "initch stt'l j r-tii;'lis : i-;irei b- d-.ne." lb , jt;i'e pmhll' ilon f'tit vl lit . bi...i.; GOVERNDRIN i GQURTTOnAY Metropolitan Singers 1 t.' IfiSa&L The- Metropolitan iruml Quarlct, plelun-d above, will be In IiU (irumle Friday, January IHlh. They tip pea r here uiuk-r tho auspUrs of tltu Monday .Musical club. It has been conducted in a clean, straight - forward, business - like manner, und 1 Invito your body to hivestigatu the moneys expend ed In the enforcement of the pro hibition and narcotic laws.'' . Cov. Pierce pleaded for all per sons in the state to share in the duty and responsibility of law en forcement. "When the anarchist appears In the so-called lower stratum of so ciety, we may depend upon it that hu has also made his ap pearance into tho so-called upper stratum. This country has more to fear from the law violator In the .marble office than 'from the aggod leader of the mob In the s.tret." ' ,'.' f . . ( Wants Power liHTcasc, Thb governor asked the leglshi- tur to increase the power of the) sllltt.! l1ol,n,itio lm.nl. ,.n,l kivo ji uu per cent oi me lines. collected from violator, f Iho prohibition laws. l.egislation recommended In the governor's message Included: lOnuult.ation of assessments in various counties. I'assago of the bill Introduced at the last session hnae.l upon tho . report of - the tax - Investigating com mlttee. ' Competition among bunks for deposlU of state funds. Apiiropriatlou A.IuhI. j Again Informutlon is volunteered Appropriations lo restore to the, that tho Culled Htales will receive irreducible .school funds., nioneys..no interest on tho capital, amount lost' '"due,, to .years, of , twell-nigl, criminal . .neglect.,, ami netsligeni'o netween Aijiy, i ir: tno.uiup o on 'itjhe, ,part , of, those cntrisled :V)ulH,'ijrt li, igi;'"'!"'').. n). the, be wltli; sanifvgjardlug of this most ginning l,hi paymeuia C) t lit , V" sacisid trust." Total losses, the ted Hlates under the Oawes plan, governor mihj would exceed ,?f0U,-j ; : r?;' .,- ., : I HOUGHTON MAY... on 'liattU'iil rqour''Ji. "It HtinuMl . . vJl"..JlV' h 'in , law,", pjilil .ht jtivuinor. -thut wlii'H ii.tin'i'. In fclk'il. iwo lw-idtliyirm-tv mual l;ewKrovJi, .In nu plfK-p. .... ,, ' . liii-ciuu tliii'lit , of, Inn- law 1-l'n- Vl'lliw lor u tiix BiiiM-i-MKiDB tiiiii- ililHSlon for . oai-hi uounljn In mit-li a vay ,lH i to. inalu- II .calw(Htr4 lllilial: IHui-li. a lnw was iiliuni.il. M inn .last' nwwlon, lulfi vvun.. i'n. ,i. (,omalln B.TVlri.. l-laii"! inuonstltiltlonul by 'llloyU;. A,nuKll AlllJulHaaUoc llvrrii-k. lU pi't.liiu tiourt. i ' - ' ' - I'lj i ,:,.,' I.li-nm- Chnnije WhikIiI. i.AVhll' dcclllilnir hi- u.i not ' In HyiupatMy wh il n'lbvi'ini'nl to lowi.f.tho amoun't of rf-vf-nat;' from lk-onm- on aiitoiriolilli.H. Urn' kuv- I'lnor wilil' ho hi'lli'Vi'il it , only lair that lli.i'UHO ftfi-s on old unit um-il cam Khonlil hi- ri'iluci-il. He HiilWHteil ronrri.aa ho liu.- inoriall.i-U to contrilrt thi' ICoouo. volt hlKhwuy thronxh the fori'Ht iTB.-rvo in l.lnt'oln . eoiiuty, unil .ho Hkylino trail from CrliU-r Ullto to ,Mo int Hood. Anii'mlmont of tho blue sky lun- to n in Ii" It more onvctlvo. 1.1'Kinlatlon to chi-rk fiu'i-ndiar Ibiii. Tho Kov. i nor said It was .atlmali'd that ono half of tl,.- prupi'i iy ucmrucuon i.i e i t he Stat! was due to ineendiai Pultlng of the entire traffic servlc tinder tin control of the state highway commission. Consolidation Touched, The governor urged' that' t!iv matter of . consolidation of nnu departments which otreupicd iiiucli l.tU.nllon at Iho hiat l..Kl,li,ilv fission b aguln considered. lOnactutent of a law to mal the present Industrial accident commission compulsory In all ha.",- iirdnus occupations, and ultli no other changes. A l onntil illonal liini nillin'nt lo ho mil, milted lo the m xt gv al Hoi-lion, that will iimIiuii I hi- tax on Hiopi-rty from ono mill lo on.- nan nun n.r uio urn' oi uu' vvonn war eiernns state aid com mis lion. A one-half- mill levy for eight years w III create a suffi cient fund to enable lhc conitnlp don to rarry out all the provi sions of I lie law creating It. said the governor. Appropriation of $l'io,m0 to add to the JZJio.ijiMt ulroady availiible (or the new boys' training school to te erected at Woodburn. Kfttahlhthment of a reformatory at t he slto of the present bovn training Sthool, where younger prls4uern from penitentiary an 1 older buys from the training school might he cared for. I'.eroin men '1d that entire con trol of the wild (I'Mie of IV slate le vi it'ed In nil npp'oprbiie de partment fif the I M-cgon Agi icill Mtial citlh-ge un'i'-r t he com i-jI of tli1 board of regents. Advocate .New Tn. FiifyiifV of n law taxing all vi -ire t:t Mi ftl rub:ti ute for bui . 1-r. nt- a la a piolilbittit mlxtiie of d;'i V produet with v getabl oil an a Hiibftitute for bttt'er. Tte i;oenior expresned reret f;n- de feat of the oleomargarine bill at thi' recent election, I tecum mended a con Mil titloual amendment repealing the nla! e Rttai :t nfy of Intt-rent on lrrlgjtti-in i.nd d: :ifri:tir- bott'U. l:eeiiMi;i-nd' d eniet ni'-nt of a la r tatiUrf a lidi o-;ie.ti m 3 1 I p.' Ji : . JfeH .vi y 1 commission to Investigate and re port to tho governor on tho cost of construction of modern hydro electric plants on undeveloped nu- tiTral water power, and In vest in this commission with giowcr to form u district, establish boun- darles, and giving the governor power to call a Bpeeial election to vote a bond lesuo to build such municipally-owned plants. The governor endorsed the Clear J-nke project ot tho head of tho Mc kenxte. rjycr. ., ' . , 1'JstabHshm'ent ot free labor agencies, ' " . t ' Iteco'nimended. udaptforj , of the child labor amendtnen to the fed eral constitution. ' i . . Favored salary j Increases for district attorneys and J istlcos ot the state supreme court. . ! ' 1 A'f-TinV CiV TT S '" M "I'M IV fill1 I I U i nw . r , ; I LLASL 1'UH fcK& j : ' ' (Continued from Page 1.) noo.otin for tho totil American war damage were not accepted by the ,,rl,1(H'! "' " inpromlse agree- 1 " . , nual percentage of the Iawes an- nu",M' "u' rillltal value of which is ichs uuiii ine original riKi-rea ' manded by the Americans.. of her, cUiinis ,ccejjt of arrears .as, ..I ,i (t-ontlnuoil frotif' l'nKii' 1.) . '.in .itnili.'j'Ht'jiul. .to hnvu In .,lnl lh' mlvnhi l-ul r AinlwHWiilur Jl.iu- t:Ml,n m, MitIIii ito'.tllu iiourl of, Kl. .nh,j,.., wil h hiii-.Ii, a imlti y,arrl fo u loali al infllilon.liir.,oull B, it. i-iill.lKani:i.immt uf..liuwv nrlH nilKhl. Ih roiiHlili.n'. jn.-jf I fl) llni'' for, Uie l.onlon , liost, tin- un iliTMliinillnK Ib thai hi- nn'ivrs to ri-mnln at thn l-rcncli oiiitllnl whi-r. ho! haw, iui)y yy.tim, t(, ,Hi.i;vLf,7! Miiri-ovwr hiH .lrHln; .,for, .oarly' n: iirunn.nl from tin. dilumalic upriia hnH ln-i-n n-porti'il. ILhIiIik A nihil tmailor lloimhlon othi-iM wIioho nalni-a havi' hri-r ini.ntlnmi! with tin' aniliaH..ailor. ship lo (tnut llrllaln an- Anlhaii- sailor h'li trlior at Itoini'; t'nilor- Morri'lary of Hlato Clrow; Kollritor Ci ni ral .lamia M. Hi ck and S- na- tor MimIIM .MoCornili k of Illliiom who rillrra Irom Ilia bi-iiuIo' on Marrli 4. ,,.,. ,'mll,. c,,,,,!,,,. ,.,. ,,,, (j.r ,.,,,.,. In the cabinet are In prospect.. Sec retary of Agriculture Coe must re lire on or -before March i to be come governor of West .Virginia to which of I ice he was elected last No- ;vcmber. and Secretary of Labor liavls has usked to.be retired."! -thai lluw (ilthough he may accede In lh,. tiVili-lllluf.1. P t,-t thltl 11,. ' rM ' ruUf.,.VDt (,f. ft ,,T,.tary ,. , v in r of the 10 cabinet ol fleers who le gan service In the Harding udmlni strallon. Will II. Hayes retired as postmiisler general and Albert It. Fall as Hecretary of I he interior, be- for,, n,i. di ath of l-n lildi.rit IllirdlnK ,, ,,.,, Mr. c00,iK,, mil oi-di'd to tins pn-Hlrli-nry. Kdwin l)inliyha. r,.KU,n,., m.,.T,.iury of tho navy; irry j. imiiRhi-rly wan fornd lo resign as attorney general, ami lbnry C. Wallace, secreiary of ag riculture, died In office. Mr. Hlmie. L CORD TIKES A sirlitly (lunilty the not built flimn to II prlii' tint we mid Mm makers fully Knm-niiteo In rery n-H l. Wc make ii'ljiitiiu nl- lor ou nurMlu- m It will )) iy fit Mi; tlie-o ticiieriil tin il (he next (in jiiii need new tin's. .Juiuiings & Sliunuiltj,. Props. Puccessora to Southard & Shiiin. Men's Sample1 Shoes Hundreds of pairs of wonderful values are of fered here in theso high-grade Sample Shoes for men, Goodyear welt calf, kid or kangaroo stock; There are real savings here for- you, for the price range is very low. $2.98 to $4.50 54 STORES whoso nomination us a supreme , court justlro Is now before the sen-1 ate, succeeded Mr. Daugherty. Since Mr. Warren Is named to the offico which Mr. Stone Is lo va cate, senate consideration of his nomination Is expected to await final notion on that of tho present attorney general, The nomination tnuH ueen reiorrou io mo judiciary Committee, ut leust. but so far us administration leaders have' been advised, there will bo no serious opposition to It, INSURGENTS , ! SWOOP DOWN , ! ON SHANGHAI . Continued from Pago 1.). cs to night. the settlements Monday ii... I,, v , .u ...nn- ..-h. iis..n y, Uovnrnn. - nr-Klnnmni rtrvln' in wlU. h, KhanghuU ,1s sHuat.Kl and a Peklrnr .,.,,it was ISxiied 1 te. comber 1 2 dismissing hi in from that post and appointing l,u Yung' Haiang, "pacification commission-1 vlncus. Hun Chang Fang was an adherent of'Gen. Wu Iol Fit, the! ouhted commander of tho Iekln,K oXZ iU rw .i i ml rori. . 110 h i hi aim Him tlvo In hiflolBinit SlmiiKhal . military were i cuvo m ee.B...B n..u.,Knu. ( last fall. , At t hut time they were allied e Hh which tnia h c,eanR atl with ho Peking itiiglmo of 'resi-l tho surfaces of oUhe teeth. The hard dent sao Kun. l.u-Yung Hsiang lo.roach places, the danger spots, can't tr'vr,'jy'"' returmuJi to Chlnu Ul'tMr'llis poHlle al 'frlejidsjiadfjcomo lnptlow;or. () si iti'itisi; 'ori sr ( kssipi ii: I.(NIHX, ( Al') A dispatch, to the Kxchango Telegraph from Kanghul says that- Oc.n) t'hl'lsolh Yuuii. fiirnver goyernor of Klangsu; uneupietl the native city of Khang coup witiijout firing a shut una la ter completely surrounded the' en IJjo bpfrtiKlijn'frco;oWWlalhigr oT threo d)Y'H(ins. In barracks. . y .i,, (; Tio dispatch adds, that (leneral l, iM' nVuv'rNpActed to again tukd MUhOu1 govnviiorsiJp.fqnd lltrcpu the riglHliigl , t A 'ItciiUinispaUih frdth' Hhaiig lial Jays . ltat , OOn., Hun,, fhuan Fang, governor of tho province of rhekiang. is advancing toward Shnnghul with Iho supposed In tention of assisting General Chi 'M expelling (Miang Yeun Allng, ,tho 'ht Hilary governor of Hhanghal who wiis apiMilnled by tho Peking gov eminent. I'Mghting was In progress Mon day morning In tho vicinity ot I. uug-1 lua and (leneral t 'hang's forces ret irt'd lo the bnundurv of 28th Anniversary FURNITURE SALE ,.- I'l, ...... v ... ... ,. ,..'.. t.. i , .... NOW ON ' : .' W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. WIIILK THEY LAKT Wt- ai'o rlo.Hln'r nut on Ihnn- iiiaiiitH-1-4 or InfaiHi1 Nofl-Milinl Mllpiii iK, rati nl, i'iilfklii ami hlai k kill. ItrKiilar Sl.r.O 1'or l5c Art & Baby Shop "Kverythtng for the Baby" ll;.MKrllt'HIN(i lloU'l Konimor. Ilhl. 81'AMI-lhO Hutterick Piittcrns D. M. C. Ihruad TODAY AND TL'KSDAY Gcoi-kc M. l olmii's The Meanest You'll go wild over every hit or it! Comedy -DON'T FAIL" rut HUH the French settlement. Tho dispatch adds that French mar.nes have been lutuied but tnut us yet there is no cair: for an xiety for the safely of foreigners. Don't Spoil Your Teeth That Way! ! ' ... ', ' " . - y ' , , ' - YOU visit your rScntifltroRularly: yoa choose your dentifrice carefully; you brush your-tooth (faith fully And then, ncrhapa, you apoil it all by using an old-fashioned, inellicient tooth brush with which you couldn't possibly.,, brush your teeth thoroughly. ' .g ' , Finn't run ihnt rilc. Tt nn nhnw vul a ecientiftcaily correct, modem tooth brush, designed to make thorouRh.i It's the San-Tox SCIENTIFIC Ti SCIENTIFIC TOOTHBRUSH. ' A small brush. sliGhtly outcurved. wlth J"ojtin5 end-tuft and widely, pointed briatle-rows-all the ntl w,rh .f, n,,-i,i !.;,,,. feature8 Which dental authorities insist v.i t-iM k inii.vi.iAt with thn escape Ii -.. r ''('UMM1,I.'''f( This fine tooth brush la only one of many good reasons, fori Visiting ; pur store.' There are lots of other excellent San-Tox requisites for toilet,, health. ' ThcnTtxf, Sciefitifie Tooth Prxuk Price 50e . A , I ! l! !! .-.til ii'-;-! hi'll w The L. & U.f;;: ;,;,;Dru Co., Man In The World 11 (. ...