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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY. IfcUPittit CITY EDITION THE WEATHER PORTLAND (AP) Ore gon; Fair and xutld tonight and Thursday. VOLUME XXIII. LA GRANDE, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1925. MEMBER ASSOCIATED TRESS MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 233 L Mrs. Wiswell, Cooking In 1 stmctor, Recovered from Illness DEMONSTRATING K TUESDAY'S MENU More Than Two Hundred Ladies in Attendance Yesterday; More Ex pected to Attend Today Mrs. Wis well, Instructor at the Olwrvcr Cooking School has prnc tlcally recovered from her illness of yesterday and is "on thu job" in every Ui'Uiil at (ho session this af ternoon. Over 200 woiih-ii were In attendance at the opening uf the school yesterday mul, though dis ci pointed at Mrs. Wisweh'M inability to demonstrate her complete pro rm tn( I here is every Indication tliat today's attendance will be us large or larger. This afternoon's schedule was the saute us )iad been planned for yesterday, cakes being given speci u I attention. Tomorrow the Instruc tor will devote a majority of the afternoon to nut breads and baked ineuts using u Ml. Kmity ham for one of the baking demonstrations. No new menu has been unnounced by Mrs. Wiswell for tomorrow's session as she will use the name meal schedule previously announc ed for today, and toduy is demon strating the menus unnounced for yesterday. Attendance prizes given out yes terday aroused much interest and similar lists will be given each af ternoon or the school. Strawberry erouin sherbet Is being served at today's session as part of the luncheon menus through Hi 4,r lesy of the Blue "Moumain"V'rcatu ery Co. L HERE SUNDAY The real deciding game of the Blur Mountain League DT.:5 series will be played In La Grande next Sunday against the Baker Colts. Should the Pirates win the pen nant will be cinched. Two more games will be left lo ptoy. one wilh I'endleton and one wllh Wal la Walla bnl bolh will assume, the statu;: of exhibition affairs. Colls win then linker will! If the have i chance at Ihelllle with but one game difference in the stand in cs. TIC er club or the La Grande outfitl10 irr'v will lose sight of this fact und both will rile in to play the. very best hull oi which ui.- am -. . I, a Grande, bus lost Burlh but I, nan Higneu m.e. - ' - "v v of the ivnd etun Bucks, to lake . , mm.iu ...in leroay ,s viMiiurn ineiuneo mv ri his place behind the l,a t I l is ' , . 8,,.,.rellirv lo . Bril,, exae,l allow tlossel Ho Bo Lack lo his old deletes from stand nl llilrd hase and will thus strengthen the infield as well, (Continued nn FhKt B'l.) La Grande Ladies of 0. E. S. Visit in Baker ' The I'ast Matrons club of the liaker chapter. Order of the East ern .Star. Is ciilerlalnlnu at lunch eon today nil the past niutrons und present matrons of nil the chap ters in liaker, I nkm and Wallowa counties. They expect one hundred und Ihirly-rHc lo lie present. AiMiroxImutely twelve ladles of Iji Grande left Mil morning lor inniiei ui cue ou .. im. u,i,;, Jl.iker to attend thi luncheon. noon. Three Big Days Coming For Nimrods, Anglers July :'i;-J7-S will be great days for I.a (Irande and Lust era, Ore gon tip or turn en. On July :'ti-J7, the unnuul Wing. Pin und Kb-etfoot club's fish con 'leNt win be held, b uding up to the unnual fish banUet. which is set , for the evening of July -S. To add zest to the program, the Kasiern Oregon Sportsmen's Asso ciation, comprising eight 1-vustern Oregon counties, will be gueijls of the 4'nton county club at lh ban- U'iei unu prior io inc I'-ni, ' noia um ii nn 11a i irunsnooiiuK iun- test ut the Wing, l-'ln and l-'lectloot club graiinds. t. ....,.. i i i,i...i i ..'..., .... ,, ,.f ii.l club here to make the tl.m- daysi of ,.n ih., ever In this tUou of the stale. A wry lurse Jurors Fail To Agree In Flag Trial New Trials for Clyde Bloom and George No ble Made Necessary by Action. Afler sonic two hours and a half of deliberation the jury on the case of state of Oregon vs. Clyde Bloom failed to conic lo any conclusion and so Judge Hugh K. Brady of the justice court was forced to dis miss them mid postpone the trial until a new Jury Is selected. It is expected tliut the Jury will be chosen this afternoon and the cuse will be re-tried tomorrow morning or possibly this evening. Although Clyde 13 loom and George Noble are both to be pros ecuted on the charge of desecra tion of the American flag the charges have been separated and the cases will be tried separately. Bloom will face trial again next and Noble will come up before the court after the first case is dis posed of. JACK LaBINE ON TRIAL TODAY IN MUNICIPAL COURT Trial of Jack ialilne, on a charge of puessioti of liquor in his restaurant on Jefferson ave nue 1m under way today ih the nut- niclpal court. LaBinc was raided and arrested late yesterday afternoon by a squad of five officers, who say they found liquor on the premises. Judge Slater is presiding at the trial with City Attorney Cochran prosecuting and Henry Hess de fending the accused num. Four witnesses were placed on the stand this morning, all for the city. AL BARTH FUND GROWING; MANY DONATIONS MADE Contributions liae lHcn com-, lug briskly since estcnlny after noon to the fund which wlll Ik; um-iI in prmlde wimti van, for" AT ltarlli, I.a t irande catcher, who is .seriously injured at the St. KUubrth's hospital at lia ker. At noon today $-9 had been given by t'.ie fol lowing: .Mr. and Mrs. IUI lOrd. John T. Gilbert. Herman .Sicgrlst. .1. II. Veare and Son. William SlegrlM, A. J. Mar tin. Charles Itnnaii, Hector Mk Innis mid the I Oven ins: Olwru-r. Donations will Ih accepted at the livening Observer office. BAKER LODGE IS VISITED BY ELKS FROM LA GRANDE A delegation of officers and members or the local P.Iks lodge headed by Cecil Bolton, exalted ruler, went lo Baker lust night to visit the Baker lodge und perform Initiatory work there for twenty candidates. After the work a bun (juet was served. peb'guliolis of KlkS have started in La Grande by auto en convention to be h-ld here 1h last of this month. Officials have , ,,.,, flMu,Hnflt , MnnH i.-.-u j ley, secretary, to extend greetings ' ' . - , ' to those who call at the club. Yes " , , ,,......, Ohio lodges. A street streamer is to bo in stalled pointing the way lo the Klks temple. . Former Union County Residents to Picnic The n n n un I convention of foi in- er reHidents of Cnion Cotiniy will be held Sumlay. July 19, in l,aur - elhurst I'ark. I'orlland. All residents of t'nlon County are Invited to attend In u mess-'Ke receivetl here today. The conve.ii- tion will meet at 11 u. in. v. ith uttrndntiee in untleinated. i Lumberman Here, Dead I'KNKLKTUN', Ore. (Sperlal) The stale gume furni, loeated just; KPOKANIJ. Wusli. (Hperial) east of ndleton. hus too ninny Itiibert K. Kinitli. .ri6. forim r euplt young plMuwinls for the room tliut "Hxl anil liiinli. rinun of Or-gon. w ,-:.ii:,l,t,- rnr hu ml III iit lliuii. so.who feeinlly t witli rimi n. lilJ yesterday morning the flrnl hutch uf 1. mm giiio birds that were nils- ed tills year and have attained j I heir .grow Mi were rehused. The .birds given th'lr frei ilom number- i ed -HS unit were released just i ust (f Ih farm along the l.'inutllla! id..., r .i-.i,lv i,i i,heMKunts will be lib- eruted In the 1 Itoek kvi Ion . ,,,,,1 nihura will be fri ed later near iieii. Weston. Ath. na otid Mllton - Freewater. Home are m (o be s. nt to Wallowa, I'nlod and Mor- row eoutilKa. Widow Weds km m-i it m Mrs. Matihla It. Dodge, widow of the late John P. Dodge, wealthy automobile manufac turer. Is now the bride of Al fred; . Wilson. Delimit lum berman. Mrs. Jodge has Ihshi known as (he wealthiest widow In America. Boyles 0 acres and other fa mous open uir an-nas will be ri valled by the arrangement by which (he Ia Grande Athletic ettib Is to present the next fight card on the night of July 'i 1. The buttles will be fought on a specially erected arena in front of the grand stand at. the uiuulelpul athletic field. This arrangement will give the promoters an oppor tunity to ueuommodutc , a large crowd of fans. Tin grandstand sciits will all be utilized and the bleachers will be placed on the open air side' of the ring thus combining coolness with the chance for everyone to get a good seat. The curd itself is expected to be above the average with four regu lar events and one spfelal bout on the evening's program. Adams of Boise und Collins of Chit-ago, light (Continued on 1'age Five.) The State Highway department lias been engaged for Hie psst week sprinkling the set-lion of the old Oregon Trail betvien Lone Tree and I niun pn purulory to the tilling of the v.hieh will probiibly 'riday nt'nlng. The macu- dnni under oiling will be: entirely jeUised lo truffle until I he work Is rmished. which will probably be about two weeks. j Through Irnflic wit! deiour 1y ; wy of the Island City, Cove and , nin, Ceople going to l.nion w tl travel over the sume' route, j-rniffic to Hot like ill deiour at , ,one Tree and um the old county road around the feu I hills to Hot jl,uke. Those going from Hot Lake jto I'nion will go via the loot hill : ruad by I'nion Junetion. ' Signs are now being pWtred to direct IrafMe and wiien the work t starts watchmen will tie al work i both night and diy directing po- ph; going through. Itil)crt E. Smith, Once , reverse im.l hud l-n his Irunk ut j Kuvenport as si-einlly inr b'll when he wunHtriekni with sleep-1 lug sickness. us gli-ii n funeral here r-' cully by wealthy eusl-rn rel.it ive.l. j Mr. Kinllli wus wen known ut ( ;roiiitmii iniu mi (.iranue. ure. in. ryrtlunil lie was i cniiltiillst for , I ." years and here he wus lo cslcd lu the I'erry mill. i Many receipts covering IlIUllli deals In I lninde and puyng bills al I'orlland were found In pu- ' purs uu left. V ! 4 OUTDOOR CARD IS ARRANGED ROAD DETOURS i nrTFRiinirn . ULI LIHVIIIILU MERRILL IS SIMM WORSTED IN IS GLOOMY LONG FIGHT 111 QRIEHT Former Portland Council man Ordered to Jail by Judge Today FIRST CONVICTED TWO YEARS AGO United States Court of Appeals Denies His Pe-t tmon for INew inal on Liquor Charge. roilTI.ANl), Ore. (Ily llm Akso cluU'ii I'rcss) Krcd Merrill, lor-, mer 1'ortlund councilmun und former resort owner, wum ordered tot jaJIJI Jtojdiijyj ujy -UlJI'VderulJ : lo jail toduy liy Federal Jlldpe Wolverlon after l two ycur fight In the tourls. Merrill must nerve Hlx months In inil und pay a fine of two hundred fitly dollars, follow inK his convic tion in January. on the churce of conductins a nuismici; and selllnfr liquor at n toadhouse. The United States court of ap peals denied Merrill's petition fur u new trial. SALT LH 1 l-a Urunde people, especiully Old Oregon Trull boosters, -are much surprised to hear that Hutt ljuku is Ignoring the. Oregon Trail ami Is routing curs by way of On tario, Burns and t he " AlcKenzie puss. i Ad Oregon mnv.pupcr published tlia followitig recently: While in Hull I.tike Charles if. IMircell. district engineer of the. i l otted states bureau of public; roads, wns surprised to learn that the main highway into Oregon is by way of Ontario, Burns and the McKcnzle pass Instead of over the Old Oregon Truil and the Co lumbia river highway as he had always believed. , "The Utah Automobile club malntuins an office at the New house hotel," IMircell said. ''On the wall Is a large inup giving the main routes across the state and to udjolnlng slate connections. A heavy, line indicates the. main route of travel tot Oregon goes by way of Ontario "to Burns and then to Bend and over the McKenzle puss Into Cortland. 'The road to Scuttle Ih marked by way of Walla Walla, through Yakima und over the Hno'iualmle pass. "On examining tjie map closely I found that the old Oregon Trail and Columbia river highway were marked out only by u thin line Indicating thulr unimportance." Dr. C. W. Envin Arrives Here; To Open Office Or. C. W. Krwlii. for many years leading dentist ut I'nion, On., has moved into the office formerly oc cupied by Ur. Verne Johnson, who ffliwiH to leave tomorrow for Cali fornia. lr. Krwin has held Important offleen In the Kastern Oregon lcn lal Society und Is recognized as one of the leading dentists In Ihis section of the state. At Cnlon he enjoyed a heavy patronage, not only from the home town, but from the entire Oratide ltonde val ley. Use Local Products lA( lusic ii.-e of b-aJ prcslm iH tn all lniaiifcs possible Ih (Im rub! l TIm OIntut Mkliig S'ImhiI this week il-iiHiiMlnil-lug the quality of Unm- pm iIiichI at home In a cnttUnHng iiiaiiner. , tl pay- lo buy and uc tblnit niafle In I.a i.rnnde and P n Ion county. I bey an umjII i i-lieafi r iltffiMar In price, mid the quality l giiarnnt(it. And II hclm boine enterprise. "ObseMrr AflfcrlMnK A McrcluuitlUluff Sen Ice 1 RUL Continued Anti - Foreign Agitation Causes Ex odus to Hongkong FOREIGN VESSELS MOVE TO CANTON Double Guard Placed Around Residence of the British Consul Gen eral; Murder Feared. C ANTON ( By the' Associated lrfjs) Continued anti-foreign ugltutlon has started an exodus of 4'untou business houses today to (he British scltlcmeuj at Hongkong. The move sturted when predictions were made that hostilities would last nix months. Chinese uuthorlt iH yesterday is sued orders forbidding anyone ac cept foreign currency, und assum ed control of the- post office for censorship purposes. lloiues Ab&iuloncii. Thousands of Chinese have abandoned residences at Hongkong and are arriving here dully and an a precautionary men sure foreign gunboats are proceeding to the water approaches to Canton to convoy ships carrying foreigners. Htrlki'is continue to receive money and foodstuffs from abroad. A double guurd has been placed at the residence of the British con sul general Here because of feurs Unit un uttempt will be made to kill him. SECRETARY WORK PLANS TO VISIT EASTERN OREGON POHTLAND, Ore. (By the Asso ciated Press) Secretary of Inter ior Work, accompanied by Klwood Mean, commissioner of reclama tion, returned here today from an inspection of the Chemawa Indian school. The parly leaves today for Kus- tern Oregon . to Inspect federal uld reclamutlon projects. British Rubber Price Reaches New High Mark LONDON' (By the Associated Press) Rubber for Itniuedlato de livery touched 44 i pence a pound on the exchange hero toduy, the highest since February, 131 ti. The advance wus due to a de creased supply, tliu result of a scheme for restriction of the out put from rubber plantations and continuing insistent demand for rubber from manufacturers. French Abandon, Wreck Some of Their Outposts VYVA. French Morocco (By the Associated press) The Krench have destroyed and abandoned some of t heir out post r north of Ouezzun. Presumably this Is purt uf consolidation of lines uccom panylng a I-Yt-neli counter move, mini Intended to offset the illf fiau uttemptu to cupture Tuzu. Germany Signs Arms Limitation Agreement CIONKVA (Uy Ihc Ansoclaled I'reHM) A repi esentative of the German government today Nlgned n convention to limit trafric lu arms formulated by the, recent anus conference here. Oi rmuny had previously signed t be protocol ugainst tho iisu of poison gas In warfare. Tclephotograph (Jives Speedy Picture Service Today the livening Observer Is printing a picture of the plckv.lck club building. Boston, Mass., uft--r Its collapse on the night, of July :ird. when A i people w ere kllb-d aii'I acire injured. I The pb t um- w us Bent by (eli -photograph from I tost on to Kan KiuihIhco, arriving there Juiy 4th only a few in in ites after It whh developed In MaaKiiehuseltM. Prom Krisco it u as mulled lo Lu f Irande, arriving here yesterday. although loo late, to be lined in ' ysl Tilay'H edition of the KvenliiiC Observer, I In r'tlHcw t be tie w spa M-rs t her were able to print the picture the day following I be accident, which iki-iithI about 3.aeo mileM distant. ! And In Iji t irande, readers are enabb d to look at the building'" lemains just tour days afterwards: First Picture " -)' l A I Hi 1- .ft . If ' ' ' I '. i-.l.l" .' I-..U.-U (Ily LA TelelllloCOKrnpll Sorvlec) I'Virly-follr weru KIIUhI and seureH lnjunl when the l'iek wirk clul, a IS-Hlory hiiilillntf In Itunton, tNilkipMil. HiuhIi-ihIs of people, utliHidliitf an anniiiU t'Jnb celebrallun July (hlnl, mli-ueu-lutisly (VHMliRyl with (heir IIvom. FALL IS FATAL NEW VOIUC (By the Associated Press) Baroness Helen Zur Mauhi Ion, -of Java, was killed today by a fall from a seventh story. 'win dow of the Uitz Carlton hotel. (Thc baroncMi, 28, was Helen Carruthers, of New York, before her- marrlugo to the baron, of thu Dutch diplomatic service. The baroness went to her apart ment after dancing late, accom panied by Mends. Complaining of the heat, aha leaned out of the open window and toppled over the sill." T ATTEND TRIAL CIIH'AOO (My the Associated Press) i 'lan-nce l 'arrow, asHoci- ate defense- counsel in the Hcopes evoltjlinn caw, received a telegram today from Italnbridge Colby, for mer -KCA-relury nr Htate, advising him that he will not be ablo to a-tte.nd the Dayton trial. Colby saiil a reei-nt decision In the New York state Hupieme court invalidating the New York home rule. - tatii1c caused a isituatiou which prevented his absence from the city. Rum Row .Vacant Off New England Coast HO.STMN (AP) Virtually all rum ships lying off the New Kng land coa.'d. have departed and no new ones have been xtghtcd since the recent eaiupntgn of cnani guarrl vessels, it wim as-iert"d Tuenday at coaal -guard headtlurtei-K. The niinouneeiiieiil was tnnde in conrieciton with reports that a new fleet of ShlpH had aU' linteti off Kwampscott. where preHideut Cool- big'- is sp nding his ucullon. foi,MM,i; ihmi s sioitv KVVAMPMCiiTT. Mass. (AP) -president ( 'oolldge iiuthori.e) de. niiil of a etory publlsli'-'l In a New York te w tpup-r that he had tn Btnicied H'-cretury M;llon to ln creiise the efforts Of the coast guard to break up rum running in the vicinity of Hwampsi ott. The statement made at the White Mouse that although Mr. Coolidgc1 dhdtke lo de or con firm newspaper iJoriea. I he one published with regard to rum run ning was wllhoul fuuudulton. TO BARONESS COLBY CANNQ of Tragedy t i XTRA .AN(.NTi;it IJl Hl,l. C'llICAtiO (AD (iaiigseters' gnus hlauMl In tbo streeLs again to day seiiouNly Itijurliig Tony (icima tliu thi ill (iciuia brtther tit kK weeks hurt lu tlm beer runners re lid, Cieiinu was shot flvo time by iiiittmiwn assailants as ho walk c the street. Ills coiulltloii is critical. Oeiina Is involvcxl in thu recent gun battle lK'twccii tiic IMdlco and gaiigslers ui which two IKitlcciucii tiled. . AHMOl'U WITUDHAWS CHICAGO (A!1) -Tho Armour (rain coiiiiuiny, t'iie largest unit In the rooM;ratlvo inarketlng veiituro of tlie tiialii .'Marketing company moved today to re-enter tbo trail ing on the Chicago Hoard of Trade In Its old name. Hoscnhauni brothers (.iralti coiniiauy, tho sec ond unit hi tbo imMMMl merger, also bought re-ad nilfi.lou. ii;i icit ANNOPNCKD. AVAKIIINfiTO.V (AP) A derhlt of approximately -10 million dollars for poMal operations In the fiscal year of IDA -was cstlmaletl ttalay by PoslmaMcr ieneial New. Jlu attributed the deficit lo Increased sahirlcH of ostul employ es and changed rates. i;xciiAN(ii; cii(si-;i. IU ICIJN () Tin: IVuirso eommiileo today decided to clo.sc Ihc exchange as n prolct nmiiiisi Cm declhlou of tin; naaluatloii coinmltlce of the i-eh liHliiK to ilif hnldcrs of paper mark sliilo loans ferciitlatc Ih 'tween old and new anil to giant the latter u realua tion of only 2J per cenl, compared with ft per tt'iit for old Mihscrllicrs to ibf! loans. All oliiiT i-rmaii e changeH hate also been doted. Signs of Little Use, It Seems, In Washington ftiv Chuiles I WAKIllNdToN Prom our ofllc W hern UM'Sl of It SUwart) (NKA Special). i' to I he place w nern ii m -hi or us eat lunch is ! about two blocks. in Unit div j fn lice we pa Mil these atcus: ! No I 'a i king. . Keep to t he Bight. . . Keep uir the Grass, j . . Do Not Touch a Leaf or .Pbiwer. . . Hue Way Htre.t. K . . Uo Hlow. . . TreKpass 'era Will lb prosecuted. . . . Portt No Itilla. . . No Bicycles. . . . Do Not Loiter. . , Spit ting Porhl blen P n d e r Pennl'v. . . . Keep out. . . 'til's Space itcHetved for Hotel Taxis. i Thrc of iih iidt the of lice lu- 'g.ther. j I. Phil Himms. the war cone jpombnt, when there's a war, and (expert on foreign ariaiis'thc rot J m cupid WINS AFTER 60 YEARS Shattered Romance to Be Mended in Spokane County MAN, 82, TO WED OLD SWEETHEART Whereabouts of Each Un . known to Other Until Fate Put Them Again into Communication. HOKHBURG. Ore. (By (ho A Hociutrd Press) A romance, that was Nliattercd sixty years affo by a lovers' iiuarrel, has been rovlv odl And I'red Macklln, aged S3 years, a veteran of the Civil War, left here, today for Spokane coun ty, Washington, whero ho will wod u widow, aged 79 ycarb, who wua his swectheurt three scoro ycurs. ugo. l jixaseinont Ilroken The two were engaged vhen Macklln enlisted in the Union nr. my and their engagement was hro ken at the close of the war ufler a disagreement. Doth then married and camo ' west. Death eventually claimed thoir mates but each remained ig norant or the others whereabouts. Recently fate put them again in to communication and their quar rel was patched up. ... DAYTON, Tenh, (By the AssocU a ted Press) The contest between evolution and Christianity la "a duol to the death." William Jen. nings Bryan declared Tuosday night In ait address at a dinner gi ven In his honor by tho Progrr,a alvo Dayton club. "It has been In tho past a death grapple In tho dark," said Mr. Ury an, who arrived hero Tuesday in preparation for thu trial of John T. Bcopos, charged with violating tho Tennessoo statutes against teaching evolution In tho public schools. "Prom this time on It will bo a death grapple in the light.' Mr. Ilryan, who ta associated with counsel for tho prosecution of tho young school teacher, was a guest of tho club which two weeks ugo entertained Clarence Darrow of defense counsel, in tho same dining room. Thu arrival of Mr. Bryan shortly after noon followed tho rotum of John Thomas Hcopes and Dr. John H. Neat, chief defenso counsel, from Cookevlllo, whore Monday they filed u. petition for an injunc tion to rcjnovo tho caso from tho stato to the federal courts, only to havo It refused. Mr. Bryan, lineindiately after stepping down from tho train. which made a special stop to depo sit him In iiayton, was escorted ta the home of Hit-hard Hogeru, where ho will make his headquar ters. During tho afternoon ho held a brief conference with Hue K. Hicks, Wallace C. Haggard, Judge J. O. McKenzlo and Herbert Iliclia local members of the prosecution staff. The dinner wus attended by John T. Scopes, members of counsel for both parties lo thu suits, leaders in Pnylon's civic life and newspaper men. Ilrynit Atolds Details. Mr. Bryan avoided details of Iho (Continued on Page Five.) fof the time. . . 'i. Lowell Mel- let, who munuaes u big news serv ice. . . 3. Myself. . We were bound for lunch. A car w-um parked in front of the no putking sign. As wo ct eased the street, un auto, swerv ing to tlm hTt to get ahead of another machine nearly hit Hiniuu. Walking across the little pane on the grass, we paused while Melb't picked a bud to p it hi his buttonhole. Maneuvering around two flivvers which had collided head on In thu one way street, vn waited for u bus to hurtle past the go slow sign at 4ft miles an hour. A man was carving his initials on the no trespassing sign. Aa (Continued on Page Five.) EVOLUTION IS IFJAGL,'GLAI1 "l . : ' I' 1 1 """ " 1 " """ 1 '--
