La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 06, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThiu-sday, February 0, 1'JiiO Pap Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER; LA GRANDE. ORE. VI tol til en on .no N( 1111 Ml !n 811 ml wl .isii ul in mi in Bl lit nf; 1:0 Inv tio nit uli l'Q him ml liii Ne Ml I'U )i I fi ll il tu? tio tlo M ' ):( Jl6 till m M pri I'd tin ret : coi (lit ha J. 'lie ' ' ;! To Or hnj 1 'it ltd J ui: !i Jy i Owl Ne.'l rid r-i i lirf 1 ' 1)N . Ulfi Jim . ' Hill wo All wll t Jilt Hill . or -t -- s' ',i , s 1)01 : IlltV'' til', lint nit' ' !nu iw I i, nor Nil ! t hi . (Mil V "! Mn I W. ; res , 'D Inn ten . Mil 1 ' M't IM Illl rati tun 'wit of Ml or Mr I nit 111 Illl yen tloi riu .' i Die ITI Mr li , Nu ' tin' ' lull ti I II r tli'i . UK ' hLwmStirprise You to find the amount of quality, looks and service built into ' ' this stockin to sell for a dollar. J Unusual length and wear-dosely knit, "fun" proofed ';- fabric. ' , ' : Z On display In a full range of colors and styles, H1IX Spoilt (Slants Al an J. Gould K'o'n Dio ftorm m?nalfl Arc hojut- cd'at the I'nlverwlty of Oklahoma. The Pooncr fjiolhall team dropped frmn wcond to fourth place in Die I'Eu- lv X,,Jt aMU,.n - Tl.i Imolni. hah five. chamnlonN a vcat I(L,. h.!6 dropped to hint phu'e. It) relmtial to th ''haul of th v uiycH," I'reitldeiU lllzell rcmurkM; "it-' is our belief that in nut of the ( timplhnentn levelled at Intereol-h-Hiate athlellcH grow utit of the ainfichil dlHtlnctlon of winning hamplonships and attractibjC laruu cidwdH. . i . MeinberH nf the ath letic conchhitt staff are employed on a lull term basis , , . not con tbiKenl on their success in turn inK out chnrnplonshlp teams." The rapid decline of Oklahoma's i he won statei( to encounter the Yale basketball quintet Is not ijriprect"-Ktar; Hnbin Cnrtv vThe latter was dented. The .Mooners, If It U tin lift to (hem, may know Dint Yale! went on "to hreak the ,woi fd'rf ln m Die Mastern leattue htisketball , darn- rrconl. ' ' ' "' For People Who Brieakfast in a Hurry Delicious , Pipin g Ho t WAFFLES 1 1 1 1 The cost of operating an electric waffle iron on your light meter is less than seven cents an hour, even less By cooking your waffles at the table they are fresh, hot, and delicious, and this also saves mother's steps. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.); 00 ..: . J- ' '". '.JJL'Jll-l'JJ . (iron profiled not. to h.worrld tUlc.ln 1923 and' occupied nl place I vcr thf frenhmn munition aprau--'for Utc next fuUr Heaonn. r,H.j f-nDy hrouKht ahout hy adn.lratlon ' A(hhticrt Were American ; lcfiKU for W"-- 'charnplonK In 1!'M atui tall-ondcM j- I lor the next novcii yearn. 1 ltl -tOI' fiXOW'-THAT ' . , . Al MlinmoriH thinks Wph 'ric!l ,.;, JL .', ' J of Cleveland Irf the bcHt pitcher In I . tl" (hR noift'"' exception of , fhfi nitu. . . . Kerrell n-turucd l'auvo Minn!,, who 'H-c thruKt Mft (.otltraft unHlicnt the othe.; M rlifhflnto Ihc mom fonnldnhle . j , . . ,.,.,. ntirn j;oittfot.- f(rclwn athlf-fcf tmiiaEIy i have' hlid their' f(Iotn picked fur "fhont' liy promoter hiiWtijr an eye j lp lite hallylmo arid ct)Mctilfnt I jrnte receipts, Nurtnl pecdrd im 'puch apKltniicn ' When ho ' flrt , I ' , carnc over here in l!25V At that llmo tho I'lmi could Hpot any run-" ncr In the world, n half lilp to the inili) anil make a hoV of him' thru ' included mieliMUy ; Uay, (Inhri, i llllola, Connolly and lllKtfinn. l'our year later, however. Nurfnl liad lost the ciIk' f;om. hfn Hpeed and wiih all too wllllntC to have thln.H made a trifle easier for Iilrn. The Ill-fated tour of the Klim ; ,. ' "M1- 11 . ' . ' . "'Vi , poleYauller. CI example of manipulation. When he cnmit' here In P.t26, tho Vault ing' Viklnjr was (ho world's cham pion Iry hl specialty,, yet hiH spon sont prom-ptly balked one nlttht at. Hoijtoji when it was iliscovred EACLH af ter twenty - five kilowatt hours have been used. The electric waffle i iron heats so rapidly that the aver- I'.age cost per waffle half cent each. "ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE" ' ') IiIh Was not been ue (Toff him self feared ( 'lire. Hut tu ntiv ftafffrt u filial between tin two nl the Dmc . wii Hid have nprot t lie j arofitllv liilil piaim for the Invad er, scheduled for a tour In which ho u'iih lo achieve record heights by easy stages, always leaving him- , i If it working margin. , , . Huh MUi'iiU)' llmf vaulted hlmfoif right out of Die amateur picture, ft (m a classic hit of Irony t tut I when Inst heard (if, the Viking wnji threatened with being Jailed In Norway far charging thai Din conduct or amateur athletic won not quite hi altruistfe hh It mlht be. , Play ern Threaten To Follow Spears MINKKAPOJ.fH, C lAl)---! While I.otils (JrfJHH. head freshman! root la It roach Wednesday begun j a campaign ti keep first player! from fulfilling threat to Jeuvu I school, rcportM on two candldati-rt for tht hHtd coiHthintr pOHillon at th t'nlVfrMlly of .NtlnncMuia worn Klvn to frKhlwiit i.otuH )). t.'off- fiutn. fnr rr'Vicw. Oro, who yfdtcrday mi Id sonic trcftblTin cr coiitld,rinK rnllaW InK I'r. Clnrcnco Mp'-arrt to Oregon, ad he helh'Vfd couhl kiiiooDi thrt situation owr. H-vfitl i(u dofits hay nl(cd him what to do, hit aht, n nd hf advlcd theni to mmt In, nt Mlnni'Hnin. McunHhih! I'rt'Hldont Coffnwm had n-portH on tin' lvo candidates fr th pout, ' Mcnnio Ulcrtnnn of Tnlaritf and Kill ('rlwlcr of rhl- between S00(. and $1 0.inid," said the Indians' president, Alva Urad ley . . . last year r'crrelJV salary yi'UH 30(Mt . . . nnd hts won 21 Mamer. . .'. Ilerney lireyfuH once -threatened to sue Jidui J. Mc- (Iraw for shoutliiK "iley, Harney!" , , . Phil HerK. who heat Tony Can- one of the outstanding ca ndldates ;''he chamiilonship basketball team zonerl the olher niisht, Is us busy ; in the count ry ffir the middle weight th A league or this tdisl rlct will as a. beo In the rhiK . . . ha swarnifl j title of the world, defeated Kara ; be- definitely decided here Friday all over his - man, but they say Arshm Pasha, Turkish . maiittler, j nittht . w hen the J; 110 no quintet Ih.'h a IlKht hitter . . . Broadway j. two out of three falls. 1 'clasheKwlih the Corva Ills siKKri'KU- llkep him. . . . Tho Okluhoma " , Myers won the first fall In 2& I ion on the floor here. AKtth' have . won 53 consocuDve j minutes with a. wrist hick.- Paslja Those t'o teamn are the lcadr dual meets In wrcHtllnK. . . . I'rlmo J evened "the count in 12 minutes - In the leatfiio and the loser will bo CarnernV countrymen ure KOhip to ; WRh a. crab or aiepover hold. In .automatically eliininatil as a con pfCMcnt him with somethlntt nice j trying for 'anolher crab hold after f tender to represent this district in W . nuKHiTi wiry Him ii mi. hi- ho) cover and Klvc II to thi- lad 41 "!14n tnarrn MiTrin.u, wins ' (JAKlAND, Cab. Keb. C (AP)- Wesley Ketchell, Salt Uike CHy soiulipitw, knocked out Pel if Mey HHn I'Vancisco, hen- Inst niwht. In the second round of their ten rd?tfVt'w bcnit, Kctchell floored M eyers five limes I n t he f I na 1 rilnd. ' is less than one- 7i.7.TiT..T..7..7 1REDS PURCHASE LEO DUROCHER Also Complete Deal With Brooklyn for McWeeny LiKjue is Exchanged ni:w yonK. i.'nh, (j (Ai) The clncinnall Itids have a new addi tion tti their hilltlant infield In l.eo Ijoi ocIht late of the Nvw York Yankee. ; , , , vV'; Tim Jtt'd m'tMihed- Dm- fhixhy youn Mhorilnp yostorday for an (inflamed player and, an unnn nonneed Hum of money. It Ik ex- peirled thai Iho YankceM will ijMC I he (Mhclnnntl playiff to pay an, td IlKHtlim the club owck (n the I'.iell'le. coast league. Ittlt Dim (Ult'Hllon firlMcN im In American li-aKue cIiiIih happened to waive on Dnrocher and Jtint what ..,, Clncinnall expect to make of him. l.eo 1 a poor 'hitter, hat tint.' only .I'lt! ianl Heanon, hut he tx a tallllant fielder nnd an fprt I a liter. To imi' him. Cincinnnti prohnhly will have to hreak tip iti already fine I'ieldlritf coinhlnatlon of Kord nnrl Criiz, who made a rec ord of Ifi , doiiblo play While playlnK Khorlstop and second base for the HdH In I ft:!..- --'-v...' Cincinnati enmpleted another d:l! yeMtej'day which bronchi loitflaK MeU'ef-ney there from HrooUlyn In exchiinjre' for Adolfo laiiHe, Nellhr of thcn rlffhf handed plteherH huh particularly efi'ecllvc last H'-aPOn, hut the man tttfrTM of the two team- evident lv helleve Diey will h'C lWefh Utt the l:iao Hcason. . lauiuc, nearly ;- 4 yeai-M rdd, Irf a crafty and rewoiu'ce rul pitcher. .HcWecney, who has a world of npccil hut hiiM-Khown lit tle control, hii8 dune li Ik most ef- fiictlv) pitching In I'htclnuatl ROUGH MATCH AT PORTLAND WON BY MYERS ' l-OIT!,ANI, Ore.; IVb. II (Al1) lit a roil till wrest II Utt tilt here laft nhfht Hob Mycrss, Portland, f last nhfht Hob .Myers., Portland, ( navilltt .MyCfS, in II lay wa" iniril headlnckr , Pasht went down aud i out when .Myers used both feet In j freeing; himself and 'piled on tho j Turk for the final fall. Tim Drrie I lll'MlfAHI, Ore.; I-Vti. 0 (Al')--was lf minutes.. ( : ' ! Jackh WattenherKir, Indcpend- llarry DenietriD, Chlcatto. seni- Ul""'. knocked. out IMhhy Ambrose, ed an annonulai- referee decision W"lem. In the sixth, round of their Over 1 arm M lyake, Japanese jtu jitMi expert, after both had w on ,n fall In the' prelliuiliaVyr , European Skaters Make Clean Sweep NKW YORK, l?Vli. li (Al') Kit - rniie . i-ftcilriH Its. .supremacy ovt'i'Mnok the thlril anil tlechllnftr fall. Aniei lea In tlK' art of I'lk'np" skat-i - ' ? i TWO GROUPS OF Four European stars won De li-riVDM TO VKilT t tilW.o I.. 11... 'woi'l.l'M ftCnrn skixtinK championships at Madison Squaro Garden last tiltrht. Konja Henle, pretty 1 7-yenr-old miss from j Norway, easily won the women's championship for the fourth con- i.u nr i-aids. Many died of disease I incentive, time and Karl Shal'er. I cohtrncted in their work. All of I university stmlent from Vienna, j them iw the war at closo rane ; took tho men's crown with enual.lirui served their country wvell, 1 east". The mixed doubles champion-joniy UM ox-doutthhoy can tell you 'ship went to Mr, and MVs. IMerrnjjUrft how well these women served. I Unmet of France. So next sprlnn they are noiiitt ' ' back. Mrs. O. It. Tad blew of San 1 Shake-up In Team I Lineup Is Likely f'OriVAM.Irt, Oro., I'eb. G (AD - A chaiiKe In tactics mid possible shiflu In tho lineup Is in store; for the tn-cKiin State basketeersj lor Die second same Friday with the I'lilverslty of Oreffon, Coach SlatH fl II iinii.iiiitni " i ) (lilt I now iiipWly irettlii,,- hiiekj1"' ! into . MUaie lifter n revere illn,'KS ! vtpj. ' II nil IW UIKlHt. IHM'I Ol IIUIIMMK ! hH "Id time vlxor. The staters I are conniilereil far telow- foria In j the firm Kalne last week anil are I iteteritilni'il to utiiKO it -eomehncU ! here. " - --- S ID-.A'I I.N IS. Cat.. Feb. fi Marshall, former SAKPOI LOS AiNtlHI (A P) Kverott Washington Slate collei champion, defeated I t polis. Cleveland medic, niirht In stmiuht falls wroMillng Karl Sar- here last Marshall ued the iilrplano spin In winning I i both falls, taking the first in .11 ', minutes 37 seconds and the second ! in I ininutv 4 s seconds. J 1 . VI.ADNF.It OKI'S OH I'AKIS. Feb. 0 (AP) Kniile j (Sphb r) Plndner. former flyw eight champion of France, ontpointcti i Arthur Hodtlington. 1-Jagllsh ban - tamweight, in 12 rounds, here last : ninbi COLDS MAY INTO Coughs from coMj may lead lo te rlous trouble. Vuu can Mep them now with Crcomulsion, an cmultirtrd creosote thit is pleasant lo take. Creormiljion is a ninlical discovery with Iwodold action; it foot lies and heals the iiitTamrd membranes and in- ibits grim giuwtlu Of all known dnics creosott U rec Dfinixrd bv liipb mrtlical authoritie sotw tt th prt-Jtrt healinjt tgencieii ior reuKiis i imui itiids and hi one hi al hrililioru, Crramnlsioa tonlaiftsw in Addition to erente, other keau'tuje CREOMULSIOW I FOR TH COUGH FROM jHoIsten Leads Tossers: Buck !i:atvu:, ivh. (.i a m-w rem Ink leader top the northern . ' vision of the I'uelfie coat confer-' enie mUt thrill race ror the rii-fft time till neacoii. Claude Holxten. flashy WuHhluT fan HtJite eolh if' forwa rd, han clinihed from third place to pas i IJjirnhl- Stowell, enwle eye Idaho 'wlntfnmn. ' by three points whtln1 Iho la-tler Hon Idle for a week, i UolKten has 7 1 points lo in credit I and Die Idaho man 71.- j Htowell, however, linn played ffi : only sl tin men compared with ! cIkIU for tho youjrai' wtar. and will likely capture the leiulendiip aaln ' Dili: week when Idaho tanH-h-H with j raMhIiik'i.on at Moyeow h'riday and Hatuniay, Moisten will have a ; chinco to come hack Monday nnd Tuesday when WaHhhwton jour- s n yn to I'ullman. ! tiny--tm Urop1 ' Tlilrd j Hack (Irayson. Houlhpaw ttiiaril i of Oregon Htate cidlefre, held nee- I ond place n week 'two httl he drop- j ped to third when Hohdcn jumped I to the lop Hemllntt Hlowell into 1 yfrcoiid. Ornyxon has a tola) of (Jli i polntft. ' Hank Kwrtnson, Wash Ins- i Ion, forward, punned three basket toyserf. td Kaln fourth place with ex. Jlls team mate Stock Mc'lary, i center, tnills Kwansoti by one point. K.entian lM,(jpeson's Icadlritt scorer with nr.. ' llolph Callahan, Oregon State forwnrd, and his team male Gray fon. (lie "bad boys" . of the north' with 211 personal fouls each. The ten highest Keonu-s of the. northern section are: '. Va. 1-T. TI'. Hoist cn. VV. ft. C .'.2S IS 71 Stowell, tdaho .-..".3 1 7( Oniyson, O. H. C .'3 I 7 0 1 Swanson, , Washington.... '2 f!S '. M.-eC.:iry, ' WaKhlinrtoii....-25 ' l7, (57 ICeepan. OrettOn; 25 1 5 0.1 ; McUirny, W. H. C 4..2tl 10. 2 I lOndslow, i S. C ..:-3 7 f.3 ho -..2ti fi , 40 C .....IS . 7 43 IMI(ltTAXT fiAAIIO liUOMNK, .On,, l'eb. U .(AP) . lim nune uhiui ' in 'ii iii. A.MIHtOSi; ITT TO SI. I : schcituletl ten- uiind bout here last ni?,rht. t $HAI:m; Ore.. Kelt.-' C (Al1)- Drtt. AliiU'iKOll. Hiik-m wi'lttrwolKllt wrovtloi-, ih'Teutwl Tommy Jtyun, Mi'iiroril. ti-1-0 last nlBht with u ; dpocliu'llliil' iihpllin.' spin when lie HUlUUll xw t DEAD IN FRAjS'CE (Continued from rage One) l'-ranelxeci. national prealilent of the Women's Overseas I.euKue, Is now husy on plans. I'osts in 52 cities are prepBrlUK to semi (telejialluira. Cereinonles for the Knives are In preparation. Ill : the cemetery of . Siiresnes, where ho matny Ainerienn solillers urn burled, are the craves or JAnierlcnn women. Five more are ! hurled In Uroolthood cemetery. In KiiKlnnd. Fifteen more nre fit Oisc-Alsne-SeriiiKos-nt- Another ir, llo In the Som- mo eemietery at ttonv Alune. . equal number Ho at St. Mthiel. and there are six more in tho Meusc Artfonne. And many, many moro lie In .tingle, graves, scattered through hattlefield.s and village cemeteries ;nn 0vcr France. j Talcs of ircroLsm Theso nursed nnd canteen work- erj. and ambulance drivers nnd the rt have their tales of heroism ft,, tell although, to be sure, they don't talk much about them. They will toll you, for Instance, (that four of their number won the I 1 HHthiirnishi'd Service Cross for bravery under fire, nnd 11 more 1 jjot the Distinguished Servico .fcdal. More than a dozen Y. M. (C. A. omen hold the Croix de ; Ouerre. fts do two Salvation Army j women and JS army nurses, ! The American women demon- 1 strated their value overseas to doubting allies, who were nmared DEVELOP PNEUMONIA elements vhich sootlie and heal ht inflamed membranes and stop the ir ritation, while the creosote goes on to tho stomach, is aloibrd into the blood, attacks the ?cat of the trouble and checks the growth of the arruw. Creorouljion is paarantred satifao tory in the treat meat of coueh from colds, brotirhilis and minor forms of bronchial irritations, and is excellent for build in up the system after colds or flu, Mntv refundtd if not re liewi aftef taking orcotdrng to direc tions. Ask tour druiiiEW, (jdr.) COLDS THA THANG ON TWO MORE DAYS! SATURDAY FEB. 8TH IS THE LAST DAY OF OUR BIG RANGE EVENT FEATURING THE FAMOUS ontag and Universal During this event only Universal range sold, rs i oeui Lyonyoiui in riiii iirday only. Classic Universal $ Full Enamel Universal in delight ful color combination. No cleaning or polishing is required. All you need do is to wipe it over with a damp cloth and your Universal will look like new indefinitely. Reg. 120 All UNIVERSAL $8950 A wonderful range at a tremen dous saving. Equipped with handy warming closet, quick to heat and easily controlled. Burns cither wood or coal. CARR Furniture Eastern t0 s,,e ho in.iny women hroiiKht wth an a,.my. 0ne j.0i-tlinid. Ore., society (.-ill ji,.h. .Tanliles declines to cive her nnH, battled the objections of parents nnd finally ran join tho nurses corps. away to ! SlHV was; assigned , to a hospital near the front line. One night thcro was an air raid. This American girl stayed at her post, going from, bed to bed to com fort the soldiers, although other hospital attaches fled to boni,h- end pf Ujo a',)tltnn t (n tht, middle of the building, blowing it ; runt Ortiz Ruhlo in Mlexlco City, to bils. Of the hundreds of beds jnso Vnseoneelos last night reiter on the floor, only five were left, .nod his belief that "there can bo And the nurse was standing by no peace in Mexico until a. fren on of those remaining tttt- CIJOT IvUliiU oliUl, WOUND HELD NOT SERIOUS (Continued from Page One) and he littlo thought the casual remark concerning the succession had any meaning. (There is no lee president ' In i'eieo. In Die event of the pmsi den.'n death the chief of tin- cab inet, the minister in the interior. Who in till:: case If Porte Oil, would become provisional nvsl deitt pending' a new election. ) Although' Flores carried a rmall picture of the virgin of Ouadalopc In his pocket they did not hHiovo hif. crime had a rtiisfuus motive, hut laid it rather lo :, pht of ' Vascncellstrt:. as adherents of tho (!rf;;t:d pr?idcnlial candi date Jose Yast'enceioa are known. None of six others wounded by Die viiots from Fir-res gun was In jured yeiioiM'.y. Tin- mfniMvr of war, General Joaquin Ainin'o. t,;rDf iojiti d in the mm Oonfnj, of ('( .'-fs ivh i declared h Was ti ""toerchant and tio.'e no personal ill, ill toward f-'enor Or- tu P.nbio ,lt thotight he ahould anges we are giving away free an 11-piece Frualeller Kitcncn sei or a vxit uom i. ... n.i.tl'tn kffAi fa frrvnrl fill Wnf- w 1111:11 uvui vuu uvi. xm.T MONTAG COLONIAL A tho roughly dependable range, guaranteed as to bale-, ing and cooking qualities. Combination nickle and en amel trim, duplex grates en abling you to burn either wood or coal. Cast Yo,ur old range taken at a liberal allowance and ap plied as part payment on the new. Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers bo removed from the presidency for the country's good. Ilo said he was not affiliated with communists and had no re ligious prejudice but he wan al-- legcd to havo admitted he was i j "V'asconcellsta." Despite Ills tie-! r.lal the government believed the i .-hooting developed from a well- ': riepured plot of " Vasconceifsta" . rMn. VASCONCTOI.OS COMMFNTS j ,OK ANOFt.FS', Fob, G (API U n (n aRS!lssin.U(i rr(istdcnt Tas- election Is effected." . ,! Varconcelos was? defeated for the presilency in the Mexican national ! election last fall. "The present giivernmont of i graft and murder must be super- '01' t'l real pepsin and take scded by a government of pnbllrs. i 11 1,1 h'l'iid form your stubborn tn ; opinion." Vasconctios said. ' "Our- ; db?ellon will soon be a thing of inv the past six years Caller, Y nnd you will be the owner ' (Pluiaroho Fllns t'alb-s) has been i "r u f""1'1 healthy stomach capable , using the h-oit hand with the result jor 'hgesflag Die heartiest men! of a half it.Mlosen revolutions and wUhnut distress. , constant aultation and trouble' Among pharmacists just now n "It 1;: sad to think of Ortiz Kublo ; u"w Improved elixir of Pepsin call being hurt because he is within ' , '1 '""'m -M'-nth:i Pepsin in cre.-D-. but a tool of Ca lies. , a "Kttlon the sales ure i 'it also Is sad to think of the J ' "J'11."!'''. - ; fnl.. u-hl.)i nwittt-l th.- vniimr imm " " . " . who nan sneruieeu ntniseii. lie undoubtedly vn.f exasperated to see hi; country dominated by brutal force. If he was a student as reports indicate, it is nut lira t that ho should feel angered. Our ini,' my presidential Campaign, slit d nt?! and other unarmed civilians' wore shot down In Mexico City and t Isew here by congressmen and po hei men directly protected by Poites Oil, "I bone for peace In Mexico, hut 1 know il 'lect Dial pear.- never comes . nsUe to lei v. hope for Jii.-oieo fiiM." , asconceioj came to l.os .An 0US shortly after the olection'laat 1 with every Montag- or wi.v. 10DOWN . Delivers Your Range Co., Inc. fall. He Is en snKed as an instructor f in Spanish at the University, of Southern-California... ' ' IfOOVF.lt S1ADS Wlltr. WASHINGTON, Feb, (J (AF) President ll'onvm- lUul, t1 ali.lft department todav communicated to p,.Wfdnt Ortiz Utihlo of Alcxjco phaniire that the Mexican tlcllief executive bml rscnni'd seii- ons Injury when shot yesterday by a would -be nsf-n.Msln. Best For Bad Stomachs Brings Insiant Relief t DnieilisiH lii-port rnormniis fsiles (if -New I'eiwlll l:il.lr. .. . '"lllnm" toe ot hei lay. "that everybody is deserting the old time rollover Hnd turning to hare's Mentlut Pepsin which i dohghtfnl to the palate and emis -tndiifeDon, gas hloulJni? and thai nejjr feeling of suffoca tion for good not .hist for a. few hount." ... There's pbnty or real pepsin iiy iV'ire" Mentha Ivpsin there's Menthol nnd other stomach rorrec liven and I! is sold by druggists. In tery city and town In America ih the distinct niidei-utjindlnir that if u dot toft do your distressed stomach mm-o m.i tt,-. n.,t.ti,mir pou ever tried money Iwick. Hed t'roKn Orug siore always has a biff upidj; gn baud, Adv,