La Grande evening observer., January 12, 1927, Image 5

Wednesday, January 12, 1927. '
IJA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pajre Five
1 1 Local News In Brief
Loiiin From Trl
Mr. una Mru. Knoeh Mot-guii ur-
ved homo hiat night from a few
ijeeks trip in kuiisaa. I
Kit ; ramie
t T. T. Cook, president of tho
llnlon commercial eluh, was a 1m.
(Ira mil' visitor ytMerduy,
Here lYoiii Hilmiftl
J Mary Q.. -Young was a l.u Grundu
visitor TyOMiluV from- HUgurU. Sho1
eiit Hi- duy shopping. " ...
9 , :
Aon Froin i;iiii : . t
Mr. and Mrs. DoniHy Hathorn,
if Klgln,( were li
tjielr way. to
fhere,they will vl
WHI Visit ill Vo
riKii., w tu nere yetuoruay uu
JJUIiriCK, YVUStl.,
I vIhU for Home Itmo.
T'oi-tlnnd
I Mm.. My fa Units left last night
rjr Portland where sho will visit
fftr some tlmo.
lCI
: 5 M
hmk to lnrlluiitl
li W 'I'. OiifU..nlurrv' left
"gueHday for Portland whore she
hflll visit for Humu tlmo with her
v J.Bi lighter.
, .
'lletlli'lis - I'mllHitd
i i MIfs Virginia Wellimm lias re
i jtfirned to her home In Portland
frr v
;tte hoi
istUng here for ft week at
homo of Mrs. Kr.ed Holme..
Jlere From linker
if Mr. and Mrs. Italph Anderson.
ormerjy. of l.a , ("Irmido but now
linker. . -visit etl hi l.a, lirauuo
AoVor Sunday.
i
orkln-r In tho High School
liean Wright has been working
III the office of the high school
Airing the absence of Urace Clelbcl
j...... . ....Mlilod nt'a HK'nltnir of v hihio
vjho IH conn m-u 10 Her non.c uU- .
turns for lluhrfs l-nii.-rnl " !.
5 CIihIvh Miti'iiir urrived home Inst
iUkIU from Salt J.nlio Clly wIiiti;
tfio Iih ui'cn ti'iichllKt Tor tho past
yViir, to ntlc-nd tho funcial ot her
ijtlii'r, J. I. Klahor.
llni'tlsoM Iniprovllllt
5 Wi'Hlcy Hiintnciii, who 1ms hwrt
ifi nl tin. hospital l ahowinir iniirk
ip tnipraveim-nl. H Ih Hon, Kihvanl
linrrlHon, of ('hlcUKO. la huro vis
ions thi' family.
llvrv lStim rorllaiul
(Mr. nnd Mi, fori . Kvntis. of ,
lortland. wen- 111 l.a tiranilii yoa
ifrdny on bifJflK'an. Tiny loft for
iBi-lr homo ImVortlnml this niorn
ijtf. Mrs. Kvans Is a slsti-r of Ml1
I. A. .urliriilg of this city.
ifoiiio 1'rom INiillaml
J Karl McDonald rel urned to his
lauiie here from I'ortland yestcr-
.It.
McDonald has chaiue or tllo
sRne ilenartment In N. K. West's (
store, und spent, two unys oi .hi .iiivgunuiiK .""i. . snowing inai mey ,
4-ek lb I'ortlamUHuylJur 1t..Ui3(tlU ars 'irnhnr.- to..lhe eoiuitry" vvr ,
'(Jiolr to Meet
jThe Young People's chorus of
lie Central t'hureh of Thrlst will
i.f-et for praetlce this evening at
T:im .o'cloek at the church. The
Hiibj.et for the mid-week prayer
)m.ft,,s of the church will be the
hook of Kxodtls.
Ai..Wallowtt ii- .
c-i r.. Minn, uihiuvi '',,. "
road-company, went to allow a
iiiih. iiifiriiinu. uii'i
I ll.U evenltlir Oil his 11V (0
I . ii ,1 1 1 1 ii . Shnw arrived
tn T n ,
C,rinde yeslerday. Ills hclldquart
crii im In i'ortland.
Mi-re- I'mm Vicmidu
ll Ktnnire. of Merrill, Wis..
wbu i president of I he Mt, Kmtty
l.iMiilicr comii' uu,i J- Klnxe'
wlli leave tonight for Merrill, afier ;
visiting for the past several days
nt the home of A. J. Stangc and
l,!"K.' Kln.el ami attending to mill
interests. .
(;.W-.0 SHlilUI
Mrs. Kffie l'lielps left last nlshl
r jr Mpnkahe' rriini wli. re she nil!
tzw lo l:osalia,.Wash... to visit with
lrtr eldest son who Is suvorely ill.
fis I'lMlps has lieen llvlns llere
for the past winter at KUlo Klft-hlh
sWi-el Willi lief duuffhter lCstlier
liellis who Is a' teacher In Clreen
uioil school.
iR'lf 'Ill's .MornlllK
Mrs. Adelaide Packard, district
dlHlly of tile Woman's Itencfit
f,iilsiielalloll. was lu l.a Orandc this
iij'i'ilit! on lier way to Knterprlso
luim Italicr. Mrs. I'lickord In-
for the liaher review or me
V. ll. A. last nlfrlii and win oo
tliTTTtninc at Knterprise this even-
lag. Hi r home is In Pendleton.
T A'ldt at KntcniriM- f
. .':. D. Klrkman. of Ktwall. Wash.. 1
Passed through here this morning
op Klf way to Knlcrprlae, where
7th Annual
JANUARY CLEARANCE
SALE
GOING FULL BLAST
Every article in our store reduced at
saving of 20 per cent to 50 per cent,
j Save now on your quality wearing
apparel.
CyKlT (gTHIEJ
"THE STORE WITH
. Men's and Boys' Outfitters
t
hn will vlnit friends for about two
weeks.
Visited North I'owder School '
K, A.. May re, couuty school ttup-
crlntcndent, visited schools at ;
North I'owder yesterday. . V ..
Ieaes for lortlaiwl
Frank Cleavinger. local dray
man, b-ft for Portland last night
where ho wilt 'upend a few days on
business and pleasure.
Here lo Visit Mother .
Mrs. W. E. I.eltner is here frum
TIolso visiting with her mother,
Mm, M. A. Adams. Hhe arrived last
night.
Hero From VeiTy
Mrs. Walter Bishop, of Perry,
was In l.u Clrande yesterday. Sho
wus accompanied by Miss Kuthor
Scott, who camo hero for medical
treatment.
Ix'nvc Vvr Poi-tlniid
Miss Helena Jensen will leave
hero tonight or tomorrow morning
for. her home In Tortlaud. Her
job as clerk in tho raltwuy freight
office here 'has been taken byU, IV
O'Connell.
motive X-ltay Appartus- . !
Dr. J. A. Wonderlick received
the -newest- type of 'f'oolldgo tube
for' lils X-ray. machine yesterday.
Dr. Wonderlick just recently lo
cated In La Grande from Wasco,
and most of his X-ray equipment
was brought with him from there.
Annul lloaiil M IIiik
.'. Ur. und Mrs. V. T. I'hy ri'luriii'il j
In licit- l.k ItifH inuriiini; frum '
I'orlluiid nnd whi-rc hi- r,:
hloil nt -a iiifntinir i,f III.- ntnlu I
f ft ,fm mornlllK
land Tuesday afternoon attended a
I it ..4 .i i i .. '
' ' " ' ' ! "" "7, ' r ' ., .
inlndod.
210 Couples At
Fireman's Dance
tended tho annual fll'vlllan's ball
last nlisht at Zuber hall for the
j benefit of the volunteer fire depart- .
nieiit.' of this clly, I
Amos lielnrs orclicstru furnished ;
music
ARMS SENT FROM
. U. S. TO LIBERALS,
AGENT DECLARES I
'
, (Continued from Page Ono)
stralnetl or .unfavorably
mud i neu
.uuiii uitni.im . t-MK 1
j ill; iui:m'.i iunniiv uu n min
j to revolt .against the Me:;ieun gov
! eminent, the statement sh.v.-i.
lleviewlng "t'atholle rehetliom
i activities" wince Jan. 1. the Mtnte
, inent delareM that the clergymen's
efforts have failed except In a few
states.
MKXICO CITV, Jan.
Seven reb. !s have I
wtfn (h
i district near Mexico city. Tr--
Cl em iirrivinK iitiui - tj
l,iieir WOilies eri' iei i uu immi
from trees near the road as a gov -
ernmenl warning.
. .
jriTjf YfCli QTrTyTT I
U. S. MISSIONS
frVinilnned from Pbko One)
pared to depart Immediately.
Kukicn province holders on the
'coast and lies to the southeast .f
the middle YallKt.e valley ill
which Hankow ami Killklan,,',
scene of rccciil antl-foreiirii rlols.
are situated. Shuuwu Is In North
t ern Kuliieli.
An Amoy dispatch last Kiiilay
I reported (hat the position of I he
I missionaries at Hlinowu ami atri:i
at KlennliiK was "ilesperate.
Soldiers were said lo have com
innndccred .schools, churches, hos
pitals and even missionary holms.
Native I'liristhins wen? also af
fected. (icllcral Ho Yinir I'lilmr. tin'
'iinionese military conimamler in
i.-ut;K.n, planiv
il to move north-
.....r(i
Into Chckiamv
rovin."
wjij.n
few days, tin
dispatch
i said.
Two hundred and fifty Ions of
ot.e will be used In making tho
new roof for the White House.
A CONSCIENCE
i
LOCAL QUARTET
SINGS-jN BAKER
Chamber of Commerce
Songbirds Please Au
dience in Queen City
Tho chamber of commerce quar-
tet iinneared In concert before
large crowd of Baker peoplo last
night. In that city, taking part In
j a benefit program for tho ItaUer
Methodist Kpiscopal church,
i The' quartet, which consists of
; O. U Mutton, Klmer Stoddard.
I Oeorge S. Itlrnle and Hherwodd
Williams appeared In three groups.
(Two, linker musicians also took
part la the program.
The first group given by tho
quartet consisted of "Orogon."
"Ktrummin'." "Until tho Dawn."
and "Kentucky's Way of Saying
Good Morning." O. I. 1ulton,
tenor, sang n solo. "Dunu," as a
part of this1 group also.
"Coppa Moon", "Maeushln,"
"Tho I.ittlo lied School House,"
und a busso solo "Tho Vulcan's
Song," made up the second group,
and the third group consisted of
"That Old Gang of Mine." "Iarky
ItrhearwO" and a duet number by
Klmer Stoddard and Kherwood Wil
liams, "Cnmo V'nto Me." . A-S u
closing number the group suns
"C.ood Night."
MrH- Jr , lCCoinl"l
' ... . . V., T. -. T
Mis. Uirnle, Mrs. Stoddard.. Mrs.
Dutton and Mrs. Williams went
with tho quartet to the neighbor
ing city. - .. . .
l).X(;i:it ()!' F.U'K lri:CvriONS
l.v WhIiit I.. Ilncki'tt. M, !.,
I. l,-lt. MUll.
Mi-mber liorgas Memorial Itst.
Tl... I-,..., niwl linitilu nrx I h a m it w
file fiico nnd hands arc the most
xposid parts of the body and tho
ronnt r Is constantly at tho morcy
of the hands. There nrc certain
pi'Cillinrlllrs and wcalilu'ssoa in tho
.tructnrc of the face that, make It
u..u I I.I.. t .l,ir,.,.lit ivlilnti Inn
lacan-ioa to u ny diru- nns-
IerM anil nulls.
Some yenra n:o thero wnn-a
.health crusade In the public
s,.10ols of Detroit,' Children wcro
Kv,. credit for washlnir Ihoir
,limjs nl eertaln periods durlnt; thr
day. That as npletidbl. I should
iii,,, to M,,,, tji,, ;rusado renewed
but I would clianire tile word
"warhed" to "scrubbed Willi brush
and suap".
In such common Infections of tho
face as Impetigo t'onlaglosn the
dirty, germ laden fingers. Kry-
Hlp'lus may be started by picking
the nose. I even knew a woman
lo Innoculate hri-sclf with small-
,tno virus on the faee; She had
" . . . . . ,.ii11i
vaccination
won1(1 on hlir lirm when t wai,
hnJ .IM1 1(t.Iiy. Ml,P ff(,Im ,ert
Imnds carried tho poison to her
faee.
Thoughtlessly one may pick at
n pimple and set up an Infection
that may cost him his life. More
particularly Is this true of the re
gion about the lips and mouth. For
it Is hi re that nature has fewer
il HEALTH J
: !
defences to cheek the course of the
pols'in after It gets into the blood.
(AIM. The skin is thin and hun no under
lang d lying layer of fat. The dcllcato
federal 1 tissues are full of blood und lymph
vessels und He just under mo sur-
uu .......
; i n-i rr.i faun - r,
, pimple tho stagnated blood and pus
ilHI In tho tls-nue is likely to find
lis way into the vein. The motion
of the 1 1 h In eating, swallowing.
1 1,1.... I.......u tl,,, ni-lfTlniit tn
fiction In motion so that the In
fection shout the niouin is ii.'intr
constantly pumped onward and In
to tho veins.
The facial vein and the ophthal
mic vein Join ul Ih" Inner angle
of the eye. There Is free Inter
ci.liimillllcation hetween tlielll.
Tlicru are no valves In these, veins
so that the Infeclion travels un
hindered in the hlood Ulllil It
rcnclics the cavernous sinus hack
of the forehead, between tile two
Died Saving Sister
Helen !. .-wee. II I left I nild the
sister, .lane. !l. f.jr wilnlll silo
iznw her life at Ihs (Into. al..
I.'eiitiy. She heard a train
whistle while Jane was nil a
trestle, ran to Jane's side and
' Jumped to the creek lia feet lie
low. Helen died on the rK-ks of
tl.' creek bed. but Juno wua
1 -T.
No Fights
. r v
Mr nnd Mrs. J. II. Tlnsley of Fon
rt'ofth, : Texas, see nolhlng re.
markablo in the (net that the)
oave.' been married (or 61 ycara.
"We aimply don't fight," 'they aay.
riiiKley Is 81. year oldcrrthan
:, - : hla wile. ;
lobes' of tho brain. - Death from
septic -Meningitis may be the result-
; .- ;r . . ,
ltigid' cleanliness for tho hands
ns well ris the faee should bo the
rule. Jill pimples and abrasions
on the face should bu opened only
under strict untiseptio' conditions.
If you .have nCqulred the habit of
stroking tho laeu with Iho hand
yon ought to resolve to break It
lmiuedlarely. ; f ...
Mitinesotan Drinks
85 Cups of Coffee
Fi:itt:t:s PALLS. Mlnii.. .Inn, 12.
KI-'liGPS FAIJ.S. Minn... Jan.
(Al' The world's coffee
drinking championship has como
back to Minnesota.
''Guzzling t'us" Comstock of
this city, regained the laurels yes
terday when be put away K5 cups
of uvffe In seven hours and 15
lumutes. The former record was
hold by II. A. Slreety, of Amur
lllo. Tex., with 71 In eight hours
and. a half.
: After a god sleep' overnight,
CoiiiHtoeU reiurned to his wip'k
as' ii'.purter in a local barber
shop,
IJts' first net was to add L1:)
moi'o coffee beans to his coffee
beau studded "championship
belt.", : When he set a record several-months
ago, his friends gave'
him,thc "belt": with beans,
one. for each cup consumed.
Police Watching
For Bank Chief
1
1 MOW YORK, .but. U. (AP) A
general ' .'aiarm'". was 'broadcast
throughout -the country, by police
; today for the urrest'of Henry Ii.
Werrctb, pivsldenl of the bankrupt.
'firm of Southern Alberta Lumber
jaud Supply company, Ltd., of Se
attle Wash., a ud New York City,
who' was Indicted for grand larceny.
Serrcih was charged In the In
dictment handed down today with
having swindled the Hamilton Na
tional bank of New York of not
less than $I.Vi.oou through a se
ries of "kited" cheeks.
Vote Thumbs Down
On Cyrus E. Woods
WAHIIINC.TO.V. Jan. 12 (AT)
Ily - IL vote of H to G Hie scnali
Intcrslate eoniliierce eoiillull tee to
day oril.'i'cd an liiifavoiahle r,--liort
on the nomination of Cyrus
K. Woods, of Pennsylvania, lo he
ll mcllllier of the J. ( '. 1'.
stick ;.ii: TAIIOO
STATK Hill. Si:. S.M.K.X;. (lr
Jan.' 12 (AI'l. The Indian slick"
aiiie, -one of the pleasures of
reservation Jmllans, will he pu:
under the hall of dice, poker, an )
all other frames of chance If hoo:,c
hill No. -U. introduced hy Itcprc
scntatlvc .lost'tih N. Scott, of Tea.
dleton. , hecoines a law. The con
ductor of any such Koine could he
fined up to $.rilMl under tho tcrhiH
of tile hill.
A -h;ui)lou sueuk thief, in n
Cerntuii elty, ilenioiiMtruteil IiIh
ehihn to ehnmploiiphlM hy Hiioukltij;
Into the prison within iwu lioiirx
of IiIm release nnd Htejillntr It Ih pic
lure from' the roKtien' t'Mllery.
CZAR SPEAKS;
PLAYERS ARE
EXONERATED
(Continued from Turn Onc)
of position, nn he flui'e'l he would
flo ll ttlso. without even u word !:
tween lit in mid Jtifhei or wlih imy
('hieiitfo ur Ifeirolt pliiyerrt uhotit It,
Of eourno thin tCHtimony hy (Inn
dil und KIhIici-k Ih evidenee to Hint
extent n'ultiKt them, hut there Ih
ito evidence, whatever Htipportln
the elmre invulviiig uuy other I
t'hletiKO pltiyer. j
"To mime it mny Meoni lnt xplle-j
uhlc that UiHlK-rK and (imidll
Khuuld Implleate theniHelvoji in
thee ulleifod orruit pruetleen. tb
vlounly. tltiit Heir-iijipHe.-itloii mny
Uue bucn conceived up'jii the the-
ory that 'they have even Incrlm
lnated thcnisolves su It must. bo
true. However, being already on
the Ineligible list this would not
affect them, and It might blacken
the lily whites. . t
Act Xtit Corrupt
"If tho Gnndtl-nisberg version
be true, there was an act of Im
propriety reprehensible and censur
able but not corrupt. 1
"The usual contradiction that
characterised controversies of fact
are present. It Is tho commis
Hloner's opinion, however, that an
examination or the evidence will
clearly point to two. truth of tho
matter In dispute."
Commissioner f.nndis decision Is
a virtual accoptunce of tho story
told by Hill James, former Hetrolt
pitcher, that .ho accepted . $S50
from Uundll, but tho money was a
reward for tho Titters beating lion
ton and not for sloughing off any
games to Chicago. 1-undln deci
sion Is a. virtual denial that he
believed olther Illsberg or Uandil
told tho truth.
Many Cleared
Tho decision gives1 blanket abso
lution to 20 odd players now ac
tive In major and minor league.
Among them are three man
agers Itay 8ch n Ik, of tho Chicago
White Sox. Owen Hush of tho Pir
ates, nnd John Collins, of tho les
Moines club of the western league.
Others cleared of the charges of
corruption aro Clarence Itowlund,
manager or th White Sox In 1 n 1 7
and now uu American league um
pire, Uddlo Crolllns pilot of the
Whlto Sox last year and now of
tho Athletics; Kid Utuuflon, coach
of tht Athletics;' IJoward Khmke,
pitcher wlih- th Athletics; .Ited
Kaber, M'hlte ox, pitcher: Harry
Hellmann und George-Dauss of tho
Tigers; Kddio Murphy xf tho Pir
ates; Davo JJahforth Milwaukee;
neb Itursell of Indianapolis; Itoy
Wilkinson: of . l.Qiilsvllle: Hob
Veacli. Toledo; Oscar' Stanage and
Osacr Vltt now of coast . league;
Nemo lolbold. .Columbus;
George Cunningham, Hlrmlngham,
and Byrd l.ynn of Jtendlug. I'enu.
So MetitkMi of Cobb
In his verdict' today Commissioner-
1 .and is .qid-Hot-deal with
the caco Involving Ty Cobb or Trls
Speaker. These two former Am
erican league managers havo been
attempting ,to learn theii status
and also seeking vindication of
charges Hint they firtlelpated In
a "fixed" fraiuo series In lit lit, in
the Interest of a. betting coup. Hoth
Speaker tmd'Cbb wore said to be
waiting upon the hundls verdict In
tho White Sox-Uetrolt situation be
fore pressing tho commissioner for
any action upon their case.
LEGISLATORS
TO ASK FOR
MORE MONEY
(Continued frfn Pa' On
provide for a special committee
on the repenl of tho laws. Carkln
pointed out tlmtMhcro was an up--parent
demand for the repeal of
ninny, laws. '
' -8.Vr.KM. Jan. 12 (Special)
Much la rightfully expected from
the acsslon of tho Oretcon leKlsla
ture 'which opened Monday nnd pot
into action yesterday. Indeed thero
Is much to be done. Taxes, IrriBU
tlon and myriad other HUhJecta arc.
up. ' Hut retrenchment will meet
opposltlqu. Growth of Oreiion is
increasing faster than tnaehlnery
of state can take, care of It. l.etfis
lators urKO that to reslrlet. ac
tlvllllli will tend to slop present
growth in population and develop
ment. Many measures are In prospect,
hoth to amend old lawn , und pass
now to1 keep Orcnon on a. easli
hasls. Taxes on Inl llllKlliles anil a
corporation and business excess lax
have been .outlined. Thero are
other measures In prospect that
will not only result In siivIubs on
funds sained by dlruct taxation,
hut will cxpedllo IcBlslntlvo und
administrative business.
Carkln Plan Meld 1 p
l'nfortunut.'ly. Slienker John
Carkln' excellent plan for short
cuts and savliiBs In leiilslallve
inoccduro by properly prepnrliiB
hills before, printing, thus nvoldliiB
rc-priiilluB Beveral tlmca Ihu aanie
hill, was found Impossible because
of elm Hire In clerkships and limited
lime. it developed on convenlllB
of the houso of rciiresentalvi s that
clerk Hi-nBor wua on nanu to sup
erintend tho opening work. Hut
II was not deemed advisable to
try tile revised system with new.
and perhaps Inexperienced men 111
I the clerkships.
! Along Iheso saino lines, it Is
I slated, measure, will be Introduced
! to nvold large expenses In addliiK
to tho state printing department.
! Counting plant cost. building
I equipment and Installation of inn
chlncry, tho stato printing costs
more. It Is contended, than If done
hy established firms throughout
Oregon.
Nf, Jim. 12 (Speelul ) Out
of JI3 (.oininltiyo chitirulnnMhlpt,
'l were jjlven by Hpuuker John II.
Carkln to nuniibrrrt from vyrlotin
(ountlen OutHtdo of Multnomah.
I'orihiud 1h the reimitnlnK' . nine
hendH of coimnHtceH In the hoiim;
of reprc HenlHtlveH.
In tho nt'iiaio, J'refthlciit If. I.
Corbett )md 30 coinmltleeji to
name, f'htil rnmnshipn were Kivni
to 30 e nit tors residing outnlde of
Portland.
STATK llOCHi:, HA I. KM, OnO.'
.Inn. 12 (AO. HpiHlcer Carkln
today urjf'd house ineniberH lo
Kped In pre put till? their blllH. He
asked thnt they Hpend time on thin
work over the week end no thnt
I.IIIh may come In faster i arly
net woelc. Adjoqrntiient of hoth
houses will la; lulcii ThiiiKd'iy
noon or later In tho duy un'.ll
next .Monday at 10 n. in.
HTATM IfOUHR. HAI.li.M. Or"..
Jan. 12 (AP). An attempt In to
Un mude liy tho tlrrttter Oregon
UH-suelutlon to have 11 Joint remilu
tion Hdupted u hleh would pre
clude the. eonHlderatton of uny Jn
romV tux bill ut the prewnt -nton
It -was b-urned thin inorninu'.
I,. H. Hmlth, necrutary of the ho
elation. nun on hand toduy to m-fk
the Introduction of such u retiolu-Onu.
Reynolds Again .
Named President
Of State Board
. J. K. Keynolds has returned to
his home he.ro from Salem where
he attended the unuual meeting
of the state fair board, at which
tlmo ho was reelected president of
the board. A. Marsters. of Hose
burg, was eleeted vice president,
und Mrs. Klla Wilson, was reelect
ed to her third year as secretary.
This year marks the beginning
of Reynolds twelfth year as a
member of the state hoard and It
is his fourth year as president of
the body. He Is at present the
oldest member of the board.
Plans foi1 the '.-7 state fair
were discussed during the meeting.
J. K, Calvin, from 'ho stnln depart
ment of education, f. J.' Allen,
livestock leader, and H. C Seymour
state club loader, from the Oregon
Agricultural oolego, all well known
here for their -connection with tho
boys' and' girls club work, ap
peared before the board and asked
cooperation In enlarging tho pre
mium for hoys' and girls' club
work. Last year t here was 1 Mi
entries in t he girls sewing class,
and only In premium money.
The club workers are asking that
more money be set aside for the
boys und girls to encourage them
to continue club work.
. The fair board Is not asking the
legislature lor money for building
this year, although thero Is diru
need for an educational building,
a new grand stand and more barn
space, according lo Mr. Reynolds.
AVhlle ut. Salem Reynolds visited
the state legislature and reports
that representatives from hero
talked very optimistic concerning
tho armory for Pa (Irande, al
though It Is yet early to say any
thing definite.
: A first edition of Rudyard Kip
ling's Schooll.yrlcs was sold for
$.1.31.0 at the Paul. Hyde" Ronner
sale at the American Art Galleries.
. A huge f n nUe, known us a sucurl,
2i feet long and weighing 35'
pounds, wus captured In Cent ral
Rraxib This snake is said to cat
but four times a year.
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TONIGHT
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Inicaraguan
POLICY CASE
DEVELOPING
(Continued from Tago Ono)
faced across the committee table
was Chairman Horuh, who has
publicly dechtrrd tho president's
course to bo without wurrant and
International law. 1
LONDON. Jan. 12 (AI')-Involution
of the Monroe Doctrine from
a negative to u positive theory Is
i seen by The Times In the policy
1 pursued In Nicaragua, by the I. S.
J "The American intervention
i there," It says, "is In logical ac
1 cord with tho recent evolution of
j the Monroe doctrine which, from
j the negative proposition that no
I Kuropean country shall interfere
j In the American continent, has
developed lntothe positive theory
j that the U. S. Is free lo Intervene
mine in uiiy iiniu in uiTieua" ui nti
Interests,
"No people has been, so fervent
as the Americans In championing
the causes of Independence and
I national rights and opposing en
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The D:tlly News believes Prcsl- '
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