La Grande evening observer., May 08, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

Thursday, May 8, 1930
t nw T.A GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVEK, L.A UKAW u&, unburn : .. ....
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UAlHAKl VYinSUfl
Gone Crazy!
NO, OUR BUYER FOR
WOMEN'S COATS
LOST HIS HEAD
Over-bought, an old habit of his. We
have so manu coats ive are going to plan
a joke on him. We are going to sell
every coat in the store Friday and Sat
urday, regardless of cost or profit. We
have so many coats, space will not per
mit giving description and prices. We
have coats of all materials, all styles,
all colors, and for all occasions. We
have priced them so ridiculously low
we are ashamt d to quote the prices. See
our windows Friday and Saturday, May
9th and JGth, for this two day's selling
event.
GEE! But the Boss will be mad when
he reads this. But as I have already
said we are going to sell these Coats.
Remember the Place is
HILL'S
and the time is
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Mav 9th and Mav 10th
BETTER COME EARLY
HILL'S
LA (iRANDE'S LAKCiBST HOME-OWNED STORE
33RD BIRTHDAY
League
Standing
Hoppe Making Trip
Through The West
Ily the Asfwlalwl I're-
COAST I.KAfil F.
I, ox Angles
Old Tom Trims Cleveland ;
Indians, 8 to 7, Aided I
By Bane Kutn
- P:ieri.iwnti
II Hu-.li S. I .llli-rli.il Jr. Oakland
f AnM-liilril T.-i SrUi Wrlt.-r) s,m )., ,.!,,.
Jon.tihi.n TIwiiimk- Kitrhiiry of jWOM
tho New Vork Vnnk- 1 not 111 SKltt
..Mod lt.-h'-r In the Am.Tl.-t.n (,ijvwnoi
Imihiii-. in nit l I'1" nlrKiimi i',ii:,nil
OlI Vint." Nor i hi' y iiv i
irirnfM Hip ronnifMil. I "in I...-..HIO . ( AMHHIf.XX I.VMA I.
W. )..
12 ti
12 !
11
9 7
!l 1ft
-i 10
1 m
C 11
ildlllon tt other
faction of a lot of old-times that j Southern California two. Tnu )W(, eVeni. u li a the fmn-
the A are a "creat" team ... j U. h. wins mi. ..... ' ' 011H , i-l-ltliiK. t I"" isurnt.ru-
J-'or tnetnnce, Horry. Uavls, who expert exneel. tn J-ar we h(.v.,,,r ,t-i,t in Ohklnnd. aomt-
,a the predecessor of Stuffy lie- srhoola all will baJrt. s n00 ,,,,inkeri cither, cnished the
Unnln at first haae on Connie j champioimhlps .. . or-1 'c'nto or nhot down- the disp. nwr
ijlack'a famoua old machine and other may po on from f ,he Annie Oakleya. "It wax eho
!who i around the parka enough iimke it five but It l ohut""x' : . (iml i ever aaw a fellow email
bicycle." remarked
j Willie Hoppe, former billiard
( champion of the world and con
sidered to be one of the leading ' kn omeln,ns anout thc rur. .fr the pendulum In start swiliB
niuf .... .. u. .- . ... ii. , . i .0 i.-'iwtu-ui-rt ..-.. n . . -
rent initial...... ... ...... - ----- ..,
a (rood team: J 11 , time for fornett to rraiu
...17 i
11
.17 15
...17 IS
..13 13
.11 1
..10 !
... 3 17
. ... ...... ..r I'arni.rft'H limn.
Milliard narlora thi evei.lnK at S. ... ... ,, ,.m. ,. ; .mo for rornell to produce a 1HK I.lll "" . .
Pet. if Clark.- The veteran campaigner much .. ., U(.d tonm w, ,,0 potential tteK ,, hrm.u-h.. -l.e...llne away
.030 who na necn p.wilins a cnaiKen -hlftinir a clear from una ' of iloakley'8 famoun old ennnipiua-. . :,.,, ,,.,..
.cue at ao ivory sphere f..r 34 ,: ' ,i,.v t.,m ...... .. iiim
''years, la making
.f.21
.56 !
31. (i'io mile
, rapidly ahiftind a clear from one of .M oak ley x
sldo to the other. "liut they still ship hiuuiIh
f.a.-a tn . K n ... mt. uinuhine. - l-'or I.
.567 ai.tomoiilte tour or i..e west. stop. t , ,. ioai;i,.y, at CC.
.101 pins aL more .....u a-... ion, -,,. hawball. eicept for Mickey the nl
t.'ochrane. There is
23 years Ol.l yesieron,
.el.-l.rat.-.l his blrtlMlay In harness -.ov,,,.,nd
holnK Iho youi.Ksle.s a few hlla.lelphla
lllli.K:- and bealll.f; the Clevliind wnshlnston
llldll.l.H. to 7. fhlc.-.KO
Xi.cli.iry received some alii fr'ilil .st. J,us ......
Uln.lhe. yallk.-e ancient. Hal.e S(w yrk
Hulh. and from H:.y Hheri.l. win. is i.roil
l.-ir than ten years yo.imicr. I'.llth ,:Hnn :.
contributed lalKely t the five-run
rally which decided the name by x.vnox.1.
hllllnx his fourth home run "f the
ka"M lth two on base. Hlierl.l , x-w York
came 11 SSnehal-y'H r.-si-i.e when he clii.nco
WHikened III the lute Im.iUKS. I'ittsburah
Kxccpt In llnee National leuKUe irooklyn i
Kaluei. yesterday. Ill" pitchers bad Boston
the better of the nr.jor leaKUe bat- flncitinati
ten-. Itenule l-'rey of t'l.iclnnatl Ht. l-oilis
and Oeorxe Ij.rnshaw of Ihe J-hiladi-l.hla
l-hlladelphia Alhletl.-s turned In
Z S.rr;,T,nC;nw:r National League
U still one of Yale is the only Kastei-n eollepe
i-tive and ctilh.uilastlc ,.., ,.,H mopped Hi? chaiKO of the
47 ten stopping at two or three a ,,-.- .,.he is catcher, lf'fiaurea In college tn.ek and item ; ,.-r w.-slei n talent in uic .n.ei-
.3-.7da. lie started out,o,r the jaunt . y ,k m! My he Knows more sports. Ills 30 years at Ithaca (.,PPnt track and fie d ennm-.1-16
la fa ""0 '"" th' ". Plans, m he rw of t)le ,.iuh put . have been studded Willi l" ,,,.nslilH In H'e past nine years
i lu leave for Moulli AmTic. ..clud-MoB)hf.r ,,,, ot ,-onnIe. of velopment of some of the Bteatest ; jllt y0 fa't malio that worry
. Inu side trip Inlo llelco and eur .',ni Kd.lle Collins. There's athl. tea and finest teams In c-olleKe j nk Kanaly. co-coach of the lili
Pet. j j.Kn.n... ;the brallM of the team. .; history. The world war n.oso Bmmd
.r,H7 Ji'jppe w.i. ji.vc .... ruiitiiitno! "VI Kimil.ons is the best all-'a team that Jack considereu ....
.Cfi7this evening :: well as i:nKaKo nruund on ,he team; 0no of greatest he ever couched, an un-
..12,ln a K-.l.ie with local cue siars. ; . , . the eam'e. Foxx hits beatable array. Fow. Jems. Her-
'3' -,. r,.. Lot no. so ..flen. 1 bias Is , na. Hichards. CuliKvellt Iflesser,
f.KAC.VK
V. I..
la
13 6
11 7
9 9
8 8
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S 11
.474
.412
.318
.310
I'el.
.:''.
.C.I9
.CI I
.r.oo
.600
..444
.36
.313
Oregon Team Wins
;'em far but not so often.
.....I w.,.n l.o. imnrni'in- Miller and ItuwselL have been-Jllt
land Uykes ure cetllm; old. You ! of the better known .Moaklcy-
few
w j.t. .J w . lean t compare the inlleiu 01 touuy coaclieu prouucis.
Ill llllllll Mlirtlliy i with that of Muck's old team."
I-JI OK.VI". f.re.. y,-
(Af)-
Wliy slli.ulil wo worry about it
or talk about clmnalni.- me rules
and lln events to slop I heap hoj-s
from (-alirorni.i. South California
alol Stanford?" Kanaly asked, as
was discussed the situation durinK
tho Venn Helays. "I say more
..owe.- to them while they are beut-
liiK us fairly and simurely at our
t)ur j--;isiern teams
nnrli .11.1 not sr.v so but he aave The lMtlsl.uruh Vlrates sliirlc.i
. t,.. I'm- to runt' to. nressio.i t ha I he the wMi.n wiih their xreat little .,. anie.
I ........ 1'iinL- i ,.nn.i..iiiip l.lov.l 'tiiiei-. ll lios- , t,'o before and no oouht will
Oret-oii came from behind In the f)r G ValberB 1 pi,t patient but his not-i.i:blB ! ,, it aK,.in, even thoiiKh the Wesl
nlnth Innins to defeat J.lnho. l . ,. .,.,. ,,,.. ,.,. ,.-.,.,, i.i wer. has been do- ,.i,ls seem to enjoy a ble
4 here yesterday. Cecil Oal.rlel's , . " ' , - . . , ' ,.,,.: ihe whole I . ,....,..,. .
ith one on base jiinicd the i ,,,,.nl ,im-s . mke r,.,,.iiv in the meantime. The most ..Th(... i,ve a loncer season out
, a super-team, any more than a few-famous member of the Oklahoma ,n i-aiifoinla for track hut their
ANGELS DEFEAT
FRISCO MISSIONS
TTnivl.Hif-finor P.lnh . Mnre Hollywood
T,," . . t-, 1 i i ' , Mlljus and (iaston;
j' irmjy inu'enuiiiu in n.-.sic-, s.-vereid.
i At Han I'ranelseo: II. It K.
; l.os Anwclis M 19 3
I .Mission.. - 4 7 2
; lloruo t.ii-1 Hannah: l.ieber.
: Ja.uulas mid llnl.lwin.
' A, i.os AiikcIi.s: 11. II. K.
I r'en l-ril n.-lsco I IS 0
..3 S 3
I'aico n nd
fiume bill Kunisluiw lost.
VIU-lM-c lllls I'IKiier
Two of the Ihl-.i lilts off liarll
llniw were made by II." i.pposliiK
pitcher. VA.II.-i- Hie wart of Hie HI.
I.ouli: llrowr.s, who pitched a six
hit iconic. 'Ihe third was a ho r
by Sammy Halo with one mall on
base which xave the Drowns a 2
to I decision, l-'r.y won his third
stralKli. s-anie and his second I lo
I. ronli'U by stopping the Hoslon
llrave.-. Cincinnati did not come
II. iouxh against Hen I'alllw. ll un
tll tlto nlnlh Inning when a pair of
double: liroilKh: the gnliie's only
run.
Karl Whllehill of li.-lioit htol
the beller of three Washington
Veterans Off List
CIUI'ACO, .May 8 (.SV) rour
Xallonal league velerans have been
,1, elan d ln. linll.lc by Ciinmis
t loner K-nesaw M. Iii.dis for fl.ll
nre lo sign new conlracts."
They nr.- IMd Itousll. Clont out
fielder: Johnny Curmey. noston In.
fielder: Chester Nichols, I'hiln
delpiila i.it' her. and J. I'ete l-'awl-
r. pl.cder for I lie HI. l.ouis i ai- ,
.llmils. ' ' - 1
I' T V I . ,WIKT li TirlBht. One pennant c1m-3 not make funiily in the meantime.
Ma ho .... :'. 4. 7. 2
Oregon - l 3
I.InJ:ty aid J'riet; MueIou;i.I
anU Oatrll. i
JavK iloaKiey. -:orneii s rani
HlHMiId tin Ineliwinles have
rlwilipt of iH'iirl Hint tlfrcitlo tf lun
!tii'fl by oin.nritMner
Slants
Alan J.Qould
May should have our ooys 1.1 us
fit condition as any."
Our Itorky Mountain scout re
ports the Western T-eiigue, Class A,
has gone 111 heavily tor Ihe rall-
.1
To Use Crutches
Coast Leafjcuo Leadership
At Oakland: 11. If. M.
H.'iernliienlo 14 14 3
Oakland 0 6 3
Ki-a:lng and Wlt-ts: Dumovlch,
lltirht. Joiner and KIccl.
I'orlian.l-Seatti.l h.'.Meball rain
ed out. Doiil.lu header today.
' '. Ily the .AssiM-lntcil lre.s
. 7.0S Angeles' hard-hitting Angels
tniltiy were more firmly entrenched
In the Coast league leadership.
ltnoKtlng their total of hits to
,VI for two euiiseeutivc days, the
Angels defeated the Kan l-'riineiKco
Missions 1 4 to 4 lit Still Francisco
in a contest ; that looked like a
baseball game tinlil the third Inn-
Ing, then' drugged plong slowly to j
a Into finish. Tho Angels gather- oUT HPORT, Kng.. May 8 (AV)
ed 20 hltK whllo defeating Iho urlon Smlh wllh ft ,. nrst
Missions Monday and added 19 to .rolInd of 72 In the 72 hole mednl
this number yesterday. Wes Schul- nlnV- opening today over the Hrlk-
mericn, . antie. ................ da.e olf .,. ,vns second
Smith Cards a 72
In English Match
Icr;. y.-itel-'lay :is they hallil.i.'l-ed
live Vliila.l.lphlf pitchers for a
IC to II victory. The game pro-I
due. l r. hits. I'J of them for ex
tra, basis, and five home runs.
'ihe Card.' bad Just a one lilt mar
gin bul Ihey bunched Ihelr clouts
for nine runs In the riflli Inning. !
Not fur behind came II. e I'lus
blligh lirates and New York
Cianls. dividing 31 hits In I'if.s
burgl 'i. 16 to 8 victory. The (Hauls
gotdO ..r.'lhe blown-blll I'itlsl.tircll -gt-eeled
ihe depul of Hoy I'anne-'
Ai-nrn-s Kluugl.tcn-ll A,rin. ,... ,,, ... .-i. at a slartlng pllclier lib a si-:
Meanwhile, ucross Hie bay nt foms and came homo in tho run burst and never were over-.
taken. ;
There has been some inclination,
even at this early dale, to concede
Iimlis .thu American league pennant to
with customary deductions from tha Athletics perhaps also the
..,t..it..u fo t, lioness. .' .'world's series ncain but it has
pitcher.-. Hiding the Senators to , . . ' nt yet l,een proved to the sntls-
Fl-. hlix for a 3 to I triumph. The ' ; , , ,
Tigers got eight blows. Horace J aVetlll I USSKF
ll.enl.ee ..Honed the Ihlcago
Whit.. S"X a dozen hits but kept
lite. It Ita.-t.llcSSlV SCUll. Ti-n v.. no-,
Young Tom Oliver l"d Ihe Hoslon J ftM'.MfA. Xeb.. -May S (API ,
lle.l So in a C to 4 vlriary. Oliver, i The sigh, of a jnvelin tosser hol.,1.1- ;
who has hit safely ill HI eonsci-u- jug forth on crutches to do buttle
live grimes, got four blows In five ( for Tech high of Oiiinha. may greet j
times at bat. spectator:, at -the Nebraska stale I
Cui.U lilt Ileal ily j high school tract; meet at Lincoln ,
Tl... l.ouis cardina ls were in I rtdtty. ( - Jneil rn
Ihe f.onl lank of Ihe heavy tut - i .. , ... .'
.... .
l.i.u in I hn soring make a baiting . AS'aner fa.nilv has his eye. on the . must come 3.01)0 miles to
champion. . i. National league b.itting crown, i rnl.. m our champioiiships. Our
, : ' - which rhe. wore in his second full .;astirn oultloor season-opens later
Mtl. VWnell-s cand season as a major leaguer in Hit, i,,llt wn have good inuoor ...c.,..,es
.old veteran or track: alid field, will andwlll bo difficult lo l-eet. i.o.o ,in (lfrt ,i ami oy ...e e...
iheJustaswcllsatisfled ifSouthern.it.- . .
California romps through this. year i - These AYaners have been double
;to beat Stanford, for the lntercol-.j barreled ' destruction to Natlontil
l. giale A. A, A. A. championship at Ieaguo pitchers In a brier but vers
Cambridge in ifay. it isn't that spectaciiJnr career. In three sca-
lnlr lu ..nv.Aitu In nnpiuln. (I.c '...... T.lnL'fl llliU collected
I'aclflc. coast urr.iys anything par-'an average of 2-.'6 hits per wasoii ' ,ah talent. After experiencing
ticlllar in advance or that he. has' .,nd averaged .348 ot bat. Ilrother fome lean years, the league mag
any partiality on tho subject. Hut ! iaul. In four camiialBiis. has pun- nates have decided new playing
Moakl.-y's Cornell teams have four;rhed out an nvernge of 210 hits faces were needed and combed the
legs on the outstanding I- C. A. 'A. per season and batted -.350. This colleges. The St. Joseph. Mo. club
A, A. trophy. They need one more ; is a flock of hitting In any com-: has drawn a floc k of I nlverslty
to tako permanent possession of It. pany. . . i"f Iowa boys to the prolessional
llig Hed track fortunes are .lis- jJlst year I.lovd YYaner was tlm fold, Incliitling tiiiii.iuu.rah,
tlnctly on tho upgrade and-the Ifamllv's "big noise," for 1'aul was All-Western Conference liulf-back
longer tho circulation of the title ;a holdout, not in condition when who hud i: trial wiih the I uriiinaiH
cup.: thn beV-e"- Oorn'll's j the season staried and did not hit; this spring, other lowans on tho
chunc.es to stage a come-back and I nB HiP,i0 until July.' This year Ihe Kriund are Twogood. Hriickmaii and
gain tha neceKsary. fifth leg. " situation - is, reversed , w ith "llig , llrown. along
I tl...-r . ;Pnk,.n" r.MI n.' I1.C IIII.lt. tin 1.IIIIC L'llOll
California
have three legs on the present cup, 1 Poison."
wllh l-Vrgiison,'
litiseinnil, from the
irniverslty of Jlenver.
In a sportsman it's Fair P
ay
eoachoF.
who lietuvo
enpitMc of H'fnnllir tliO
hint on
Now Tit
.Join r.
event anil (he star'r doetor ufo
(inMl4ierfn Healinjc his lirfht. le in
j. plaHler enst.'.tupmf; ft h'AVi'l anil
I-ttnC htui h.Mle to thn line on
eiillrhei'. . j
fnei tn tho line. Jone. tin -
will ioa the cruirhes ashl", bal- i
necoqntert for four of tho 19 af-.m.n fiiilimi ftUa orctt 71 In ITie
tle In foiir trlpM to tho plate. itrofeHlon':rt competition.
unco hinveJf on liln left t anJl
lienyr tljv.pe;i.r.
' '" " ' " '
SAII,U V ATKINS WINS .
oaictanu, HurramontOH MiimKinK nnio fiKtireH.
HenatorH woro ' reveiiKlnw them j(f( cnni: '
seivew for Monduy' iereat ly Smltn oul ' 445 44a 444
hiUKhtorini,' tlm ArornH 14 to 0. Hmlth in f34 340 444
Ray Keatinif Hpltliulleil the OakK , , ,. ,
to death while IiIh teammate wero
patlierinff 14 hltK off Oakland pit- fnificir Hark On
rhera. Facrnmento virtually elnehed ""'"i MJUViV
john i iii,m;it(; wins
llm Kmo In tho first InninK' with 1
four runn, but mode victory moro
certain by nddlns two In thc we-
onrt, ono in the third, two In tho
fourth and thr in the nlxlh heforo
Oakland tallied once.
The Kenatom' victory broke a
tie, for second phu.o between them
and Ihc.lr opponentM of thia week.
Arnnco IJnKe, younjr . Hollywood
rlKhthand, handed out Ur hlln at
ln AneleM but Kan I-'ihiicImco wan
hard put to ekn out a 4 to 3 vic
tory. John Mlljim helped out IiIh
own caufte by Kleanln two douhleH
and a pair of hImkI''H In five
nhunitw,,. mpiiiiwhllfl lohlfln, lh
Sini-fi to AiKht Fealtered hlln.
ICail Hlieeley, Heal flrxt baHcman,
alo jiprformed well with Iho Hlick.
KettlnfT four ulnnleit in uh many
chances. . '''
Seattle and 1'ortlanrt healn were
Idle, rain inieTferltiB with Ihe
ond pime of Ihelr Hcheduled nerlea
at 1'ortland.
The Bench Again
riiHAfi(. V-iy H (AI1) l!onrH
Ilocnby wa back on the bencli
with hiK Kurr, heel toilay whllu Hie
Culi manngement and hl phyHician
pottflei-ed over hirf condition.
Kver Jlnej tile HpUl'-lllte KI'Wt)l
wan cut away from IiIh rlKht heel
last winter, the rajah'H ankle Iuih
been sore. At flint, it wad ilo
citted )e only needed u nil ttrt ref.
When the pain did not ienne, it
wwt deeftled to try work km u cure.
That hai; railed, too, ami bin
pliVHk-iiUl 1h pr i-llexed.
(Joiit.sliy had two teeth extracted
several dayrt ;ik" "ml limy be forced
to part with bin .tomdlH, too.
"1 don't feel good al all," hn
t a HI, "but I think no me hot weath
er and a Mule more reHt will fix
iu up."
I'OHTI.AJS'I), Ore., Al iy S (AC)
I John KreherK. ."1 llin-'iijiidis
I heavy w eiht wrcMtler defeated
NP'k Velkoff, two out of thre falls
her, lout iiIkIK, while Dr. Curl Sar-
I poll., Cleveland medic and Hob
lCrilJ Or-ueK, wreth'd to a
diaw in the flu round affair.
SAJ.Kr. Ore. May S (AT)
Kallur Wa-tkiijt. Tex'iw, defeUl;d j
WildraL I'ete. KuK'-ne, two out of
tliree f:tllH iiere lafr nitfht in a
wresllinv imitch In which I'ete 1
-an liniment ion:i Ily knocked jout '
by a kick- delivered by W.tti(in j
CAIIN I'lt.V TFFK OPlONKNTS !
Span'ah Bea
If you wmild see the real "Mue
litnodr." of tliR world, oti mut it
on nf (lie tourist partleK which K'
to Jpaln every year. They are
Hip hinmi-liaircd blue-eyed beauties
which you meet in old brunette Se
ville, probably derived from ihe
VfKl-Cnlhs whose strain has clven
m.r lutitkir;u 1 he real vaiire
lizut."
SPOKAXI-;. Wa.h.. May JJ (AD
I'rlrno Tarnera, Oenoeso Tro, In
thirl country as a heavyweiKht
hope, has another exhibition con
test added to hl hoxintt experi
ence In the United State. IiKt
nifjlit he cuffed three beify but
mueh lighter opponentK throtiKh
nix li minute rounds before u
thoUHand customers here.
A M V AT MorSMMIi:
M
Diicovery of Iodine
Iodine was illwcovered l;i 11- liy
Com tol, n Krcnch niter Mianufac--Hitvr.
lie watt boiling the from
sen weed in copper kettlei. I'pon
(be addition of unmmnllv .strong
ciyd.. Meek is fllllntf llorn-bys M,pmtrlc arid to the reKldue In hU
poti he saw violet fume annuiii
frout them. H waK uatiied from
A Ureek word tneHiiins vbder color.
nmnrT, sytm. May s (ad
MifH Amy .lohmoh, Urilinii aviator
who now Is nn a solo flight to Aus
tralia, landed lant niht at Mouh
llmle, near here.
ADMIItAfj CAItHKN DI&S
place at rii'onnil.
Wonderful Natural Bridge
l.YMINCiTOX, Humpuhire. VZhP.,
May H AP Admirul air fcack
vtlle (arden, who ordered the firnt
shot fired In the PnrdanelleB cum
paiwn of J yi 3, died her today,
nKed 73.
Slaee the creation of Ihe Oregon
ItnlnUow ltrldire is unique, la that ,(I1tn purolo board in 1911, a total
of l,fi44 prihonerH have been par
oled and f70 convicts pardoned;
it Is not only Hytumeirleal under-
nentli Hie arch hut It it ulso curved
nn (lie. surface, currylii' mil ninth
ly it 111 ruin how for which It U
natiieit 'VUiH bridge U fiiluatcd a
little north of the AH zona line in j
I 'lull utt (lie 1'iiiie Indian rescrva-
mm.
Co-Operation's Growth
The co-operative movement
known throughout the world as iho
Itovhdalo rioiicers. establi-licd by
-8 tlannel weavers in a Utile simp
In Uoehdale. Cu'laiul, now Imi
NW .l kt Kl followers III l!n Irltls'i
lsle, tH-.-'Jdes wviral millioas oer-fen.
Clergyman Grindt Orffin
To rule money for llie villain
vt-hooU of llucknall, Itimlaud, Uev.
M. K. Coleman made a tour of near
by cities with a barrel omin. 1 our
miners cave up r week - pay to
titurt mil with tlm clertryuian. A
dog aln Joined thu party.
STPNOE CRATUHES -
Oippantttlv
HALF APE-HALF HOMAN
l-iii ' ."'.'. .11' "m i ds& .
ALL SPRING COATS
Size 2 to 20
CLOSING OUT AT SPECIAL
REDUCED PRICES
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
j Edison' Ancestry
The aneestors of Thonia Alv;i
I IMlMiu were uuiinly Dutch. His fa
. tln-r'! HtMeHtnp tmet back to Itev
I ohttionary fu mi lies on Tnc Inland,
j Hi k'raiulfatlier was U banker. Hi-
j nioiher was a etiltured Mi:.-s;u bu
J tells woman of Scotch Hpfiie.
Named by Cotton Mather
j The Pilgrim Kutlieiw, n the early
I tijers at 1'lymoutli. Mass.. were
I known, were said to have been vn
ihUm hy Cotton Mather who si-ke
uf them "pllrLuuJ uud slrantcri
tipoa the earth."
x tuf fii M nf a
THOUSAND W0DRS
See the natives sacrifice
1 woman to the Gorilla.
SIN. MON. TUES.
GRANADA
in a cigarette it's Taste
loPUtARITV IN A SPORTSMAN rests first of alt
on fair play! in a cigarette on better taste.
CHESTERFIELD'S POPULARITY is fairly won
with finer tobaccot, blended and cross -blended to
give greater delicacy and richer fragrance.
IT TAKES TIME and is costly to make cigarettes
the Chesterfield way, but no other way arrives so
surely, so completely at what you want most . . .
"TASTE above everything".
1
1
state it as our honest
belief that the tobaccos used
in Chesterfield cigarettes
areoffiner quality and hence
of better taste than in any
other cifctte at the price.
UCCtTt & UYKIti TOIIACCO co.
Chesterfi
1030. ttcctiT i Mmts Tomrco Co.