y Saturday, February 28, 1025.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
1 Local News In Brief
coming tvtMs
District high school haskclboll
tournament ul Union, March
6. 6,. 7.
Annual Chamber of Commerce
bumiucl, March 3. , .
1 II. H. junior play, Murcu
:o- l.
Uuion County Agricultural i;eo
nointe. Conference: Klgln,
March 12; Cnlon; .March 13:.
Im Urunde, March 14...
Mrs. MnclXmahi Heller
Mrs.. Harriett It. Marl Humid, who
in ill lit tho hospllul at Hot Lake
banatoiiutn,, in Improving and ex
pects to be at home In a few days.
Moted from Sith Nliect .
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Trowbridge
have movi'd rmiii Ifiii;; Sixth street
to ii new location, ut 2 Hi it Cedar
Hlt'eel. '
Left for Home
After spending the past month in
l.a Grand, where she was III at
Ihe home nf Iot sister. Mrs. J. T.'
I'ieuillig. MIkh Thcudoslu Shinu left
thin mm-iiing Tor her homo at .lo
H"ph. Miss Hhiiin Is very much im
proved. ,
Here from Snlem
! .1. 11. Hcolt. of Salem, state ntar
lift road engin-er. arrived lu l-n
Grande- thH morning, where he
will spend several ilays looking
OT'T the mtirket road conditions of
I'iiIoii county.
I.rnvc This lAeufng
i George It- 1 lieks. president of
the Mow man-1 licks I, anther com
pany, of Kansas City, wilt leave
this evening for t he east after
spending several days in l.a Grande
lu the in I crest of Ills company.
I,ef This Moinin-
v Mrs. William I leery aeeompau-.
(ed by her mother, Mrs. IuruHiy
Vlnxelberg left this morning for
iluntlngton. Mrs. Viiizelberg Is re
turning to her home there and Sirs.
Uerry will spend several days visit
ing. I'l'om liiriiiinuham, Ala.
1 larry Norris. of llirmingham.
Alabitma, spent a few hours In l.a
Arrow
COLLARS
JlllHTS TOR 1IUSINESS with
(he collars nttnehed or with
neckband mndc in an . un
usually fine way,' shirts that
fit perfectly and that give
sinisfaction.
Arrow
Shirts
$1.45 lo $4.85
Clint's
Clolhiery
Tb Store With ft Conscience
There's No
Hope
tor a limn li lakes a
t-itance when lir's huhiK
tliT.. ir nut iiitrsarj any
Iihikt.
jt;i,c n iT.-,yi.-it ziwnn
tw, in K.lililtoii I" ll.it f
Ihr Im Kirv on (.I.M.It XI.
t'Olths ami ar mfflkr our
on ailjiilMirnl. Tliry mil-il
Kin- Jim lull llolhir lor-IM-lar
Sr hr.
Ak nmr,1 atHiiit Hie
.l:.M It l,
Jcuning3 Si Shumate,,
rrpps.
Successors to
Southard & Shinn.
Grande thin morning cn route to
Wallowa, when- he will visit 1 r.
John It. On-gory. This In Mr. Nur
rls first I rip wesf ami so Tar he
llh' H tt very well.
iWi'iil to linker
Miss Mildred l,ove( left Hi lb
I hi urn I lit.' mi No. i for Hukcr where
jsho wilt spend the day. While
'there hIi will bike a vocal Icksuji
jliom Mrs. Jesse Hoskins and a
jptaiio lesson from MIk rTorcncc
ll-'ifiich.
Pnvcd Through
C. W, iYniiy slopped over a
short time in l.a Grande this morn
big on 1 1 Im way to Kntcrprlse mid
Joseph win re he will speak tuinor
tow at the MfihotliHl Kplcopul
churchea there and Monday at the
It licit schools. Mr. Tfiiny is prcsl
deut of tile flooding College ut
Gooding, Idaho.
Went lo Ml. Glenn
Mih. Pearl Hymun, Mr. and Mrs.
.sain Andrews and liny p.aum went
ay
to Mt. (Iteitn last
IhterrM of Ihe M,
J .' H. church.
e"ulng lu t It
I
I. A. of Ihe l..j
IbM'k fiDin Ptirtlaiid
Afler Hpi-udiiig the past muiilb
in I'orlland ,wHh fib-uds and rclit
llves Mrs. ,' W. G. Sawyer has re
turned to her home In l.a Grande.
-Mr. Hons Home j
Mrs. William Crosby I toss has
H'turni'd to lur hoim- In l.u Grande
a.'ter sn-ndlng.two'M'iks at'Malad,
Idaho Willi her mot Iter who was 111
a(' her home there.
Mr
raltison Itellei
Mrs. Herbert Paltlson. who has ,
n very in ai ner noiii" itir lite,
past ten days Is very much improv
ed ibis morning and is able lo lie
up and around. Id-r many friends
are glad to hear of her recovery. '
Called from llaker
G. It. McKadden was called home
from I taker Thursday even in; on
account of Ihe illness of his son.
Imight. Later the boy bad an
operation at the Grande Konde hos-
pllal for acute appendicitis. He Is
getting along nicely at the present
.Mens I'oi uni To Meet
"Klrin Koundullon" will be thejMrs. Dick Henson, of Union, were
loplf which Itev. H. K. Wallls ol visitors to l.u Grande yesterday,
island City will discuss before the -
j Men s hornm of the Methodist j
enurcn loinorrow morning ai i u
o'clock. Tho l'orum Is inviting al'l
inter sted men to this meeting
Here fur Tonriiamenl
Siiperlntendenl Hoy Conk 'In, of
the I'nion schools, and John WoVl
man, teacher in the hlgli selu ol at
i'nion. were here yestcrdav attend
ing the first day's fday of Ihv l.a
rande sub-district !ouriiMit-nt.
Mr. Con kiln will be lu clar;- of
the district tourney at t'nlon n .t
week.
To Hear .Message
Members or Ihe Christian Fu
deavur Assochilion of t lit Presby
terian church will meet at the W.
C. Kelly home Sunday evening.
m uere iney win listen in uu
iitdlu ineKiagc bi.lug broadcast from
Ktufimi U:V I'lirlliitnl l.v Kilivnnl
P. Gales, general seeretnry of Ihe)
'. "niled Society of Christian rhi
deavor.
llae Son'
News. was received In ,ti Gcaud
yesterday, of the birih of a nh
pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Itus . t.rande for several days wilh Mrs.
Uarrle ai their lionte ut Salt I.akeK. 1- Shepherd.
" ily. Ctali. Mr. and Mrs. I
are hoi It w ell known here.
I tunic watt formerly Miss
Hughes.
arrb'
M ra.
Inez
AI Coe Last litciiing
Klmo Clegt:. Klixab'-f h Garrlek
and Winona Lyman went lo i ove
last evening, w here I hey acted as
judges at tb-bale, oratory and o,uar
itet eonlesis of He- Cove ami I'nion
M. I. A. Men or theM. 1. A. of the
I,. l. S. cliureh and the Gleaner
irls of the saute organisation.
Huuipcil Tca.-h On Wrair; Place
(ieorge I 'ell was arrested yester
day for violating a cily ordinance
in reference to dumping of I rash
on private property. He will be
tried tonight. Officers assert that
). dumped trash on the O.-W.
! yards, on that portion known as
the "V."
ltl.V. M l, so.N KNH.HT
Two more wi n- converted last jibe vaults until tojeh tint" ns the'
even in it. Great result n follo'v guvernmi nt nei s fit to put the
I lev. K night's praying for the ' guld piece In general circulation
, sick. However, hedon not make jflKutn. Hunk cm pay the Lundon
u hobby of It. jer httg Ih coiiic t ntlniy aeiU.toin-
.Nrit faith healing service on ! ei to the paper currency und
Monday evening u ebome to ! that It ts doughtful n beth'-r mjv.
all. jenlgns. even after l.'ngland re-:
New church of God Chapci. : turna to the fold bus, will ever
corner X afid Spruce. Adv. 'by popular again, i
I Grande Schools Crowded
The Hchool board of La Grande
is confronted with a problem that
offers no solution, according to If.
K. Williams, clerk of the board and
official of llto tM. Grande. Klcclrte
company. Mr. Williams Is at the
Oregon hotel. "Lust year wu con
structed u four-room building and
added three rooms to another
building, but t)n Increase In school
population has been so great that
six mot rooms hi least an1 need
ed,' he said. "However, wo have,
reached the limit of our bonding
ability for new school huildlnjcs;
and what we are going to do ith0
the additional children In a subject jo
( )...( i I...... .... .... nUl.i. In o
me turn lew years our aBacfWU val
uation has Increased per cent
and our school population 7u pr
cent. In 1116 the school popula
tion was 1400; now II Is Muu."
Muny Improvements are contem
plated In La Grande this summer.
Mr. Williams said. Including I'oo
residences, four or five, business
blocks, a white way and a new wa
ter system. A new armory to cost
$S.otm is hoped for. Th tow it pro
poses to raise $4.vu for tho aim
ory and has $11. Mini of that amount
already pledged, he said. Portland
Oregonlan.
Personal Mention
frs. (. W. Oiiy of I'lnt'Tprlse,
jls vl.sltlng In l.u Grande with Mrs.
Wurd Kowler. '
-4-
S. A. Gardlnler arrived In thin
city from-'orlbiud, where he will
remain until Tuesday- on busini3.i.
Sidney I.yle, piano tuner, Is stop
ping at the Koley for a few days.
K, A. Kpllng, of- the Grande
Konde Meat company, made, a bus
iness trip to Ibilier yesterday.
Verona and Uahl ftlooo left tills
morning for Mlgln, where they n 111
visit relatives.) 1 ;
Mrs. Kva lielir- went lo Island
City Hits morning, where she will
spend the day visiting.
Rimer JnrobR, of tho Jacobs and
Hess milt of Nftrth Powder, was, a
visitor to I .a Grande yesterday. He
was accompanied by his mother.
"
Mr. nnd Mrs. Krnnk Connor, of
Union, were visitors to 1-a Grande
J yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sain Hi n.ion - and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Paddock, of
I'nion, were shopping In l.a Gr.tnde
yesterday.
Mrs. S. I. Perry and son, I tonal d,
eft tills morning for Nampiv. Ida.,
titer spending sevural days in l.a
IGratne wilh relatlv-ea. ,
Mrs. C. M. Cameron went to lin
ker this morning to spend tho day
visiting.
Mrs. M. K. Jordan, of I'.nterpriae,
etunicd to lai Grando this morn
ing from luncan. (Jregon. She will
let urn to her liuiue this evening.
i-
Georgia I laker, of I'nion. la a vis
itor lu l.a Graudc from L'uloii to-
(day
i
I
S. A. Hutchinson, of I'nion, mo
tored to l.a Grande this morning to
;peiid Hie day. 1
M i n. if . I Ta lor a nd Herman
i-eheniicr lft thin morulng for
Mawllle. after vbdtlng In I -if
Mrs. Clias. Walch and son, llieh
ird. left thin morning on the
branch Hue train lu vi.dl at. Klgin
today.
Mrs. W. P. Trumbull pj:;a'd
through, l.a Grande this mornlii
route to her home at Joseph
alter a trip to Slaiifbid, Ofegon. to
isit her mother. She wan accom
panied by her noli, Itobcrl.
Harry Lamley, of Pendleton, b-fi
l Grande yesterday afler spend
ing "era days here on business.
Sherwood Wllliama and liay Wil
liams were buidness vt;iilori lu Ho
lder yesterday.
. W. Itnrluw-, green hou:t'' man
of Klein, was a husim as vt.-illur to
i.a Grande yeaterday.
Friient Vchrs, formerly' of f.n
Grande, la spending a few days
here uu business.
Hrilldi Ik-sin Circulating
Their lluanliil Sotcrclti
lONlKN. (AP) It recti! re-
porta that, the Itrltbdi government
had stwrted minting sovereigns.
as a step toward returning lo the,
gold standard, baa had a tciideii-j
cy to bring out sonic of the 6.
lina.ana or fi.tHMi.tiifa gold pieces'
w tilch bankers have calculated
were being hoarded by 1 puph
w ho had held them since tajver-'
eigns w ere w Itbdraw n from tir- j
cuhiHon early In the war. The!
rumor I hat Hovcrclgnj w ere b hig
ee.r,..I v -:i.h pt-outptiy. deal' tj by tin
go", e; ni.l' lit. bljl V. II ".Iter thm
the guld pb.cc.i continued to be 1
brought out of Hair hiding placva
and ciehang'd fur the paper cur
rency ut Ihe banks.
The Hunk uf Kn gland piAiiicul
iirty luui been rcc' Ing yulte a
numl rof sovereigns i very day re
cently w hich, after ing cichuiig
ed for paper, are pined away In
SAVE -with
SAFETY
DRUGSTORE
1
"Strong as Iron
Ten! Iron. Is strengthen
ing and' with ci-lery and
casen ra ma ken a sptett
did strength building Ton
ic that Is pleasant, to take
nnd (one up the, system
Just now, when you feel
you heed It.
A large boUle
$1.00
Glass Drugs
Inc.
Tim lli:XAIJi SUiro
La (irandc, Oregon
r i
O
Of
!
o !
T.GGK IHIOP AGAIN
I'OUTI.AND. Ore. (AP) l.lve-
slock nominally steady today. Kggs
mie cent lower. 2f Vj"'" 27c. 1J ut
ter 47c. Hutterfat firm.
I'oiitIiAMi Git.MN mahki;t
POHTI.AND. Ore. (AP) Wheal
Hard whllo 11. S. Ilaart, Kebru
uy, l.!t:t; Marcli, JI.H": soft
white, February, $I.K7; March,
$1.S!; western while. February,
JI.87; March, Jl.Sit; hard winter,
February.- Jl.its; March, I.K7:
northern spring. I''ebruary, $ I .SO;
March. l.S"; western red. Febru
ary, ji.s: March, ji.sii: unit
liard . while,-. February, f-'.lMi;
March, l,XV.
; OatSr NO. 2 while feed, Febru
ary, S 1(1.011; Marcli. $4.rU; No. '2
grav February, ?I0; March. 4I.
Corn.r-T.No. :t K. y. shipment.
February, . M'-: March, f AU.
HOG PIUC;S SOAK
4. HKXVFR (AP "llog.valuia on
the -iViiver market eonlinued - Ut
hoar Friday when a new lop pile
was cslabtlslied for the rivc-yeu
period. The top fur Friday was
quoted at S -
pi;i.ih-i i n uiidi r l Airs.
PKNIH.KTON. Ore.- -The it'll -f
for farmers prcdhied wllli t he
i,nactiueitt of the law when-by the
slate was ' to furnish ' funds to
pure hn se seed wheat has failed
to materialize, and farmers ell It
er ate f-l-n-a-n-c-l-n-g themselves
through their banks or permllling
their land lo lie Idle. This re
sult baa been nolcd by the I'm.i
Ulbi ' county local commit be in
liiargiug of adininlsteiing Hie law
tiud by the Morrow county com
mittee, according lo a at it ten mill
made by Fred I ten u Ion, wend at y
of the t nialllla couuly coiuiuit
tee. .' The 1' mat Ilia county committee
baa formally pawed four applica
tions for loans, but none of Ihein
lots been sent "lo Hale 111 because
the cusl of riirniMlilug the kind of
lille demiindeit by I lie stale is
prohibitive, M r. Itetiulon Haiti,
MACIviriS AT A GI.AM'i:
M-:W VOIIK (AP) Slocks -
ifeavy: idvotal Induslrlals hid uu
Higher muiiey rales.
Hoods - Lower: prices react oil
advance In bank rale,
Forelirn I'Nehaiiu'e Higher; nler-
llhg rail ha alter breuU.
Cotton Gem-rally lower; rains
in drouth seclloii.
Sugar Ivisii r; 'uban s-lliitg,
Cofie Higher; foreign buying.
CHICAGO (API Wheat -lllgll-
r; unfavorable crop reports.
t 'orn--Hurley steady : pour cash
demand.
Callb Steady.
Hogs I 'Inn.
President CoolhlSrc m reo.ueMt
cd by t he senate lo transmit the
federal trade comiulsslun's report
on He- trasntlne Inquiry,
Sep Ihr Kiti'hrn Sft
Special
$1.15
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
rtaona Hmln 81
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Markets
"Field Agent" Replace
Bone as Alaska s Boss
(Continued from page I)
nor. PurUs..
George Alcxuiidi r Parks, aainit
bei.ig Ihe mil name of this vigor
ous, ul lib tie chap who Nought
and foiiml his fortune In the fur
north. liCarccty rvallxea yet Just
what has happened to him.
Territorial governors usually are
politicians. They are chosen be
cause of parly service.
Hone. tor Instance, was lu
rharpu of llepnbllcan pubticity in
the Harding eampalgn and had ;
..r..i i..niif ri H...t-i u
previously done party service
editor of a Kepubllcau "organ."
Parks doesn't know politics. He
never was a member of any luc.il
state committee.
o,or booster work In any campaign.
Oj 11c never was a deb-gate lo a
party convi-ntloii . or a candidate
for any oflice.
How, then, does he qualify for
one of the choicest plums on tho
-...,1.1, .ll,. I m. (....!
Simply beca use wltlle he may ( concept Ion of tho whole govern
not know politics Im docs Know. menial structure.
Alaska. As mining engineer nul Kindlng the 1iaUs of the presl
governiuent field agent he has b-ncy pressing hard upon htm, he
been over the whole, territory. J formed the habit, which he hua
He knows Its people and Iheir.shice firmly established, of assign
problcuis. His 1 7 years In Alas-
9ika has made that country "horn
oito him. and w In-re u mail's home
Oils there his heart Is.
?!
Personally, Parks supplies
tnoKt Interesting contrast to
usual executive appointee.
Ihu
Hero Is no neatly groomed, nice
ly iminloured, soft -muscled suppll- Desiring to assess the trouble In
cunt of the. pie counter. t. wheat regions or the northwest
Ills ruddy face, roughened bylilII(l rlm. lVMMMi,.8 ror It. he bad
Ihe bite of Alaska winds, In lean iMcretarlca Wallace and Hoover
and atrong. Hla six reel of frame' ., u .nferenrc. hcsirlng to ap
carrlcs no ounce of surplus fat.'iK,jn, j,K,., ,e asked his atlor-
Tlte utiles ho has mushed In 1)rV general lo Investigate ihe tml -
nf.iuluKs ami nirs nave given nun
a powerful swinging stride that
seeitift out or place : on wuaiiing
ton paV'inents.
- Parks Is Hi 111 a bachelor, at 4-.
Alasku has been his only love.
Itdrn In Denver and educated
at the Denver School of Mines,
mining work first took him to
Alaaka In HMtS. The, ; states"
have been too tame for hint ever
since.
Tn Cusr to Ho Appealed,
I'KNDIiKTON. Ore. Authority
to Ihe city attorney to lake an ap
peal from thu rlrcult court to the
supreme court In a case which the
ily recenlly brought against Cnta
illa uounty was authorised by the
city council. The suit was brought
Lo require an accounting of t he
toad tux money obtained by the
totinly. The city contends that ap
proximately $HIUMI0 should be re
tumled to II by tin county uu the
share of the municipality.
INAUGURAL
1 CEREMONIES
: -WEDNESDAY
(Conllitaed from Pbk 1.)
I'rlends say Ik charuet eristic. Mr.
'oolhlge, has c hurled Hie w.iters
through which during tint. iiet
four years he proposes Iff siccr this
ship t( state. This has meant Itard
work and a difficult change front
his comparatively unlet life as
vice-president. His two years as
governor of .Massachusetts Htood
him in good stead, and he con
stantly h-Jtl pill lulu Use (he exper
ience gained In the state house ut
Huston.
I.M little TlmC.
Within a wueh after th funeral
or President Harding Mr. Conlidge
began a study or Hie functions and
pUiiSibllllleK Of. the guVer 11 llicllt a I
.ep!irtmeiits and aireneles. One by
one he called in the members of
ihe Harding cuhluei, which he had
aceepled os his cabiticl. and
sought from them an outline of Ihr
work of Ihelr departnieitlH and In
loniinlinn ns lo peiullng problems.
He did the same with revcral of (he
larger bureaus and with such Inde
pendent agencies as (he Interstate
Commerce Commission, the Feder
al Trade Commission and the Tar
iff Commission. He spent hours
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine ?ttit
it rid vour RTStcm of Caunh or Deaf
ncss caused by Catarrh.
Sotd by tfrafgifff ft rtr 40 ytr
F.J. CllENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio
Special
Sunday Dinner
MntxU I. IW."i.
btrth-o from fc:m till K:im P. M.
.MiH'ly Cent
Grapf Krull Cocktail
Cream of Celery Smtp
Ilua-d h-w of l.umb w H li Mini .Mly
Uij.j t- lb r w.Hh fb... a C.ra
Kua'd Vu'tje; bi.i.eil
Mauled Pol aloes Cnaiiod Cm
Pineapple tin 'I t'rtalil 'heese Ha lad
Hot Holls mid Itolbr
ue (.'ream and C;ike Criilt Jillu
l-'renb Hhubaiit Sauce and Cake
TeU Coffee Milk
a I'lxnjirrri i, I'l.v i: m hinu.
reading icpurJn and ricomm mki
lions In his uuest fur inrormation. ;
He consulted frequently with .
members uf Congress anil utiters1
h hum he knew lie eoitlil u-imt. 111k :
first appoinluient, thai of lbis
t orn Htemp, of-Virginia, to he-his
M-ci'i-lary. was arrived at niter'
study of a ttsl uf three reiiisted
Horn Seiialor Curlfs uf Kansas,'
Speaker Gillelt. and Secy. Weeks.1
tie ittrly indleated tt knowledge ol
ti Ik major prulileiiiH. and Mr. t
Slemp's appoint incut was partly '
due to a desire to have a lia'yon !
with that body.
Several Weelix before tollgiesa
assembled Secretary Melluu work- i
ed nut an! Hindi putdte hhi tax re-1
?Mun ,,luIK 'Knwlonal l-adera.
m iiiohI eaHrs lool;ed til It askaiie.i
and sab) it eould not be put!
through, but Mr. Conlidge c.ndois-'
ed It whole hearteilly. belb-ving II 1
to be for the Inst iul"rests of the!
country, and made it one of blsj
chief recoin uiendat tontt to Con -.
Kress.
i;ctunun Slr'SMtl. (
l'nigallty and economy, latight I
by his boyhood days on a Vermont
'arm, were emphasized always and
Iiirn tmliiv tlin cofiii.i'uli.lt.. Iii l.lu'
lag speetal work to his cabinet ad
visers am) holding ttn-nt n-spoitsl-bte.
His own molto, "lo t It" day's
work," he made the mutlo for
every cabinet officer and ills
friends say. "Woe betide that cabl-
net member or other exeeutlv ofr
lieial who attempts to loaf on the
"job."
,rt(.nliunH (lf VJir)mi ,-llgibles and
.,,.,,1,,. recoinmcndallon. Iletnav
noon appoint a new prohibition
commissioner and Ihe chances are
ten to one he will appoint Ihe man
recommended by Secretary Mellon,
.vbuse department has .imisdkiloit
over prohibition enforcement.
All the while Mr. foolldgc was
uainlaiiiing a routine of dally life
outlined by physicians nnd found
by experience as best to keep him
health. He uulekly established
I he custom uf taking two daily
.Milks or hair a mile eueh about the
it reel 8 near the White House, one
before breakfast and ihe other he
tore dinner. This practice lie still
follows, rain or shine. Soon after
he entered Ihe White House he es
sayed horseback riding, but rind
ing 11 look uu undue amoiutl of
time out of Ids daily minimum, he
installed In his drcHsing room u me
chanical horse, controlled by elec
tricity, and designed to provide tin
same exercise as a canter over tin
orhlh; path. He lakes a t urn at
ibis two or three times a day,
INo Variance lu lloutlne,
Thi i President's . hours for meals
never vary. He goes to bed each
night about lu o'clock, gels eight
bourn sleep, and kikes a-nap after
lunch. He finds relaxation In
week-end trips with friends aboard
tiio Mayflower, w here btiKim-s't
rarety is transacted.
He. repeatedly has inanllt sled
lis aversion lo public specking, coti
linlng hiuiseir, in his first year in
oflice, to less I ban a do.i n Impor
tant public addresses and to few
Minerva
Says-
Have yiiu rheiilii.tl him ef
Hie I' l l. II In not til all tin
usual to find ft pentoii (nut
lug Ihe feel and limbs for
liieunialism, w h e u upon
enreftd exatiiinatloii It Is
found thai fallen arches or
rial, foot Is Ihe cu-ise of no
pali!. In ot her cases l int
Tend results from rheumatic
conditions of the system.
In any cane, I r. Scholl'tl
Trl-Spiing Arch will relieve
thfa trouble.
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hips away' from WashhiRton. lie
has declared his heller Hint lite
American people would rather
nave a president who remained on
the Job than one who weal tour
ing the country. Itul he sera man:.'
people. Secretary Slemp, wurkhi
in co-operation wilh. him. upeti"d
ihe door to the presidential office
10 almost every While House visitor
so Hint many who came lo Wash
ington on public business found It
easier to see the president," If . for
only a, word or two. than lo con
ler with Homo' lowly bureau chlei.
Ihe president's visitors generally
lave left the White House declar
ing Inappropriate thu nickname.
"Silent cul." They had found that
Mr. Coblldge caft and does Talk:
provided he litis something concri b
to say. but Ik truly enough silent
when it cobies to wiial is known
as small talk.
KslabllMic llrcnkfastx.
Nineteen months have seen ch-
labllnhment of a new custom, the
White House breakfasts. - Arising
early, Mr. Cuolldge dislikes to
waste t In morning hours and so
when he lias a problem to discuss
with members of Congress or sunte
committee he Invites litem to an 8
o'clock breakfast and threshes the
mailer out over buckwheat caken
and sausage.
Conferencec, whether tit breuk
lost or later In his office, nre used
LS THE
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l.oicly little t.higbatn . Party HrcMrH In Hlue, Give iinll
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by Mr. Cuolldge to elicit Itifornia-:',.
Hon, lb' rarely tells his callera
what, he Intends to do, but wilk,.
the information lu baud he mtikei
Ills decision quietly, and announces j
It with a casnalucss that Is some-u
.lutes districting to Ihuae most in--.-terested.
Conflicts witli Congress over tax
nvclsiou, ,lh soldiers' lion us, pus
I'll la'y. ii ltd the Japanese exclu
sion " provision "of Hie Immigration
idll marked Ills Initial yca In the t
White House, and In has shown
plainly that, lie- does not Hoop for- j
get a vote by a Itepubllcan Heiia7 ' ,
lor or House member adverse lo
ins policies, 'lite Senate IuvcsiIko
:lonrt disturbed, but did not worry,T
him. ' Gradually he has . sought
more and more to exercise his In-.-
(Itience with Congress, but his suc
cess willi a Congress elected on u
ptatform Willi him remains to bo.,.
Seen.
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