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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, July 30, 1930 Page Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. :- MODEST MAIDENS -:- Trad Vlarke Registration Applied For U. S. Patent Office MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Think of IT! SOCIETY BRAND SUIT $22.00 Value to $50.00 and kept pressed free for 6 months rilir.UiO WHKAT Oiii uish Low rin July 8.1'., m'i t---k Sept. KSK, XT', K.1-, DkSi-i llec. l'4-a4 S-Va-ii I'M i WSl.-i, Mar. - 'J't'i-i, MJ w;, Sti,-?, 1'OKTLAND ItllKvr Open High Low Close July X8 H6i ml Kli'i Sept XS Wi'i K.VS, .... 8jJ llec 8!'i a SM'i Wi P TT Mails Fans Ten But Ducks Lose To Stars, 7 to 3 By the Associated Prevs Juggling of standings occurs fre quently when tew games have been played, and today saw quite a dif ferent lineup from yesterday's In the Coast league. Hollywood was tied with the Mis siona In first place as a result of ila second straight defeat of Portland. 7 to 3, last night. Walter Mails struck out ten men but received poor sup port as the Beavers went Into a cel lar tie with Seattle. The Missions failed to maintain their margin when Seattle turned on them, 4 to 3. as a result of some ninth Inning hits and Shortstop Rod da's third error of the game which enabled the Indians to break a tie score. Angels In Second Lai Angeles stood alone in second place, having made It two in a row from Oakland. 6 to 3. with Yerkes In the box striking out eight Acorns. The Angels pounded Daglla. San Francisco rose to a fourth place tie with Oakland by giving Sacramento a second let-down. 6 to j 3, although Jacobs was nicked for 14 hits. Four Seal doubles In the eighth broke a tie.' At portiana, ure. - Hollywood ? Pfirtlnnri 3 10 Batteries: Page, Rhodes and Sev- J eretd: Malls and Palm.' . At San Francisco R. H. E-: Sacramento w . 3 14 0 J San Francisco - 6 10 1 : Batteries: Vinci, Uouid ana wins; Football Game Is Followed by Riots BUENOS AIRES. July 31 tJn South America they lake their foot- Dai! seriously. All Argentina was Intensely inter ested In the Argentine-Uruguayan soccer football match at Montevideo I yesterday for the championship of the world. j Uruguay won. and last night strong feeling of the local fans j caused minor riots 'which ended with I the stoning of the Uruguayan con j sulate. Earlier a number of groups had Ii paraoed tne streets, and when they reached the plant of La Critics. I which had bulletined the results. - supporters of the two groups clashed. I with some shots being fired. Police I found no casualties after they dis i persed the crowds. Sport Slants Hr Alan J. (inulil (Associated Press Sports Editor) Business, of course, comes before pleasure. Hence Big Bill Tilden. the leading American amateur tennis player-writer, occupied the side-lines while his youthful countrymen struggled to squeeze out a victory over the Italians In Inter-zone Da vis Cup competition. With a typowrlter in hand during a 'current" tournament or tennis event. Big Bill was ineligible to com pete. Yet as soon as he put away his machine he was again an ama teur, in good standing and once again on the Davis Cup team. No doubt this is all quite clear and logical. The Inter-zone matches revealed sharply the Inconsistency of Amer ican's vouns tnnis hones: simul taneously, the need of Tilden's aid j I in the singles. The Davis Cup team without Big Bill was like a power j house without the dynamo. Low Grain Price Brings Hope Of Storage Relief WINNIPEG. Man.. July 31 0P Low grain prices brought hope today of relief from an impending grain stoi age crisis in Canada. As the 1929-3U cron vwr ni an end. stores are piled higher in ' giain bins than they were a year ago. I ana a tar greater crop is in the offing but grain men believe wheat prices, lowest in 17 ywi, may s'-lr overseas buyers. Lakehead elevators are filled to almost the some level as a yerr ago within 25.000.000 bushels of capacity. Grain stores in the western inspec tion division total some 1 6,000,0 X bushels more than a year ago. Last fall both the Canadian Na tional and the Canadian Pacific rail ways put into effect an embargo against grain movement to packed lakehead bins. Today the best cash wheat 3 sailing for less than 90 cents per bushel. Grain men believe the new low marks may start the buyers. Not only is the wheat yield, fore cast as some 100.000.000 bushels larg er than last year, causing the storage worry but barley and oats crops are expected to be much larger thia in 1120 since considerable ex; ra land was seeded to coarse grains because of cheap wheat prices. Rye and barley stocks at the head of the lakes are mere than three times as large a 13 months ago. All Grades Of Butter Adyance; Demand Is Brisk Jacobs and Gaston. At Lc Angeles .-- , , R- H. E. Oakland : 2 10 3 Los Angelea 6 0 1 . Batteries: Daglla. - Edwards. Mc Quaid and Read. Lombardl; .Yerkes and Hannah;-- v . . At Seattle: R. H. E. Missions 3 8 3 Seattle ' 4 7 2 Batteries: Lftber - and Hotmann: Kalllo and Borreani. Tilden always has had the flair for a dramatic entry into the tennis arena. At heart. Big Bill is a torea dor. Hta-theatricals often have sub- 1 ( Jected him to severe criticism, made 5 him unpopular among many players. provoked the Ire of officials. Yet the American champion has always been able to leave the argu ments behind htm and go out to play his best on the courts. Under fire, he has manifested extraordinary capacity to lift his game to the heights. In 1S28 at Paris, after being re stored to good standing on the very PORTLAND. Ore.. July 31 0?--AH grades of butter advanced lc at the Portland produce exchange today. The price of extras was quoted at 34c and of standards at 33c. Butterfat prices followed with an advance ranging from lc to 2c. the price delivered Portland being 32c and 33c. Butter was in brisk demand both from consumers and from retailers. The egg market was firmer, espe cially on top quality stock. Ho: weather is having an Injurious effect. In millstuils, corn and Its by prod ucts have advanced in keeping with the corn market at Chicago. Some of the other mill feeds have declined. First arrival of sweet potatoes was reported. . - "I never wear m, but Id hate to pas up such a bargain." FOREIGNERS MURDERED IX HUNAN CITY (Continued form Page One) the Palos. which previously had helped to evacuate foreigners from Changs ha just before the Reds over ran the city, sought to approach and survey the damage. An unexpected rise in the river enabled her to ap proach. The attackers were believed to be a part of the Communist rear guard patrolling the northern border of Changsha on the lookout for possi ble Chinese military opposition. .Moored ear Oil Plant ! Oregon Prepares For 69th Annual Fair At Salem SALEM. Ore.. July 31 (Special) Preparations for Oregon's 69th annual state fair this year are declared to include every possible feature to in jure the largest and most complete ! exposition in the history of the event. Premiums and purses aggregating : $30,000. horse race prizes totaling an 'additional $17,500, and a seven-day j event instead of the usual six-days are among the many attractions of the Drotrram to pnrsntp ih cnrru'c After the battle the Palos with-'of tne state wide project to be held drew down river to an installation ! September 22 to 28. With the fair of the Standard Oil comnanv of n being held over through Sunday, a York and was moored. The Palos Is Plan but once before attempted, total j attendance is expected to far eclipse ujr previous snowing, wnue tne ad ditional day also will thwart unsea- jsonabie weather in hampering the ex the sailors wounded jP081110"- Applications for entries to the horse show have been exceptionally large, and the record purses offered this The Detroit Tigers. Pittsburgh Pi rates and the Chicago Cubs in 1931 will train In California. Tilden sallied forth to whip his arch-rival. Rene Laccste. in one of the greatest exhibitions of his career. Cox Auto Electric Electrical Ignition and Battery Repairs on all Makes of Cars Ph. M-753 1425 Adams While the supply of berries was eve of the challenge round matches. smaller, little snap was shown to the sold Blackberries l-80-2. and loganberries $1.75r 190. Dalles tomatoes were easier at 03c esl for Is. Dalles squash sold again 60; for summer. 91.25 for Danlsn and 4c lb. for Hubbard. Cucumbers were steady at 60c box. Apples were easier, especially small sUcs 75cl generally. Corn sold ot a spread of 31.10 IJ0 sack six dozen cars generally, witn a few selections 91.60. Pens were steadier at 5 i5',c lb. Beans continued low with Yount down to 4c and asparagus 6c lb. Last arrivals of asparagus are offering ac bi ts doren. Cabbare was steady at 125 crate for best The United States and France met in the Davis Cup challenge round, for the sixth straight year, America losing 4 to 1. Tilden and Johnston held the fort for the U, S. A. when this rivalry first began in 1025. with Lacoste and Borotra firing the challenging shot. It was all in favor of the Bills then. Coclict joined forces with Lacoste in 1927. however, and the French broke through for the first time. Now the defending combination ir. Cachet and Borotra. with the Bounding Basque rivalling Tilden lor durability and persistence in sticking to the top flight. , r r Frivute Ambu lance Service FREE. Modem Funeral Home Experienced Lady Attendant Perfect Funeral Service Prices Within the Reach of All. WALKERS FUNERAL SERVICE 5T-a AT SPRING ST. PHONE j Consistency is rare enough In coif j to make It worth noting along with I O. B Keeler. that Bobby Jones. Mac- donaid Smith and Horton Smith set j a remarkably even pace in the big j championships of 1930. I Jones led the biz parade in both the American and BntLsh Open I tournament, with the Smith boys trailing him each time by similar I margins. The scores in the Open at j Hoylake were 291 tor Jones. 393 for j Mac Smith. 296 for Horton Smith. At InterUchen. the totals cre 557 ! ass. 22. cne of the six to twelve shins com prising the American Tangtse pa trol headed by Rear Admiral Thomas craven. Names of were not immediately available. Admiral Craven is now In the VI cinity of Klukiaug seekine Inform. tlon concerning the extent of Com- ' year are expected to attract the finest munlst depredations in Klangsi stables of the East and Midwest. En province. Unconfirmed reports yes- tries Into the stake races closed July terday said Communists have occu- ' 1. while class race entries will be re pied Nanchang. Kiangis, and are jceived until August 15. viewing Kluklang w:th envious eyes, j ,JrRer uvestock Department A dispatch from the Standard Oil 1 Early applications for entrants to company offices at Kluklang today the livestock exhibition indtcate that said foreigners In Kullng. summer this branch will be larger than at any ..1, KlulElaiK- have been previous exposition, according to Mrs. 1!!?., Chinese authorities to leave S. Wilson, secretary of the state fair cZT fay f'hTgh Ci"Dese ot"- boari- Exceptional Interest Is being ft iis coSider. Pn'? ,rlUM'- sl classes of stock show? n-S,? r? f Indication they .tog. u is declared, tear Communist Incursion of that i area. 1 , ' lnaf Expeditions throughout the United There are hundred , ' ! "is year are watching the Ore- ! including scores of Aencan In SS.". f. ..Ll' L"l pro loLly thee0 fe"1 i' "ZZSl H. ? w "dcP'"1 bv h 1030 lair board pro renr,r?S dlsPa1tch Changsha i vides that all dairy catttle over one tortav ai? alrn,"1e developments year old must be provided with health S " '"re'Raers. with the ex- permits by an approved veterinarian, cl-ole ? r. ? . msionarles who . testifying that tne animals hare oeen wm evr.!i h ,he wh,n " duly ao" are free from In concern Ji S. S w vbom mo 'ecltous abortion. The certificates .ucern is felt, have bren rm, i k ,.... . The New Fall Marathon Hats Are Here They bring with them the new hat per sonalities for FalL Good lines, propor . . tion, balance eyerj-thing that helps to ' - -rmake a hat -right js here, . ;- .:,. c..- j.;y .-:.: .. ...... i Above ,is vthe, 'Headliner'.' ;,ft 'has the1" new .small shape with: a trig snap brim. ' EetJsBXpu?Hatferr J;G:PenneyCo.inc. 108 DEPOT ST, . LA GRANDE, ORE. Store Closed Friday From Noon Until 2 O'clock to safetv hv m.,w.";"."""' ."""" Spinach was firmer anil higher at 1 Jananei .nhZ.Y. ' "I"l5a aria tne opening lair date. 51 . 15 oranee box. Lambert cherries sold well at 6c lb. Herd Mut rte lleallhv Members of a herd certified to be free from disease and to which has virtually all foreign property in and near the ri i..",.1."r ! .lumho relerv was 90e. No. 1 sold ' eH bi.h . ru,"S. loot- V l'at fifW ri.en Herl ! l. oL,".. '0rCn bV 'he Invad- tl 35- H0 don bunches. only the posto.'fice and hosoT i uf'ca will be accepted as exceptions ! Potatoes were fairly steady a: 1 ' matned. pl to the rule. Untested animals win orange box generally. Carrots moved well, as did beets a late prices. I Head lettuc? continued :81 crate. ; be subjected to an examination on the nominally PORTLAND. Ore. Peaches sold mostly 75 . 90c box. Steers. 700 to 900 nonnrf. July 31 ijp, Cat steady. Second Skull Of Prehistoric Man : Found In China Development Of Television Is Given A Boost i Bulls Struggling l it l ltrildl. UIIEAT j LIVEP.POOL. July 3! : close: July no trading. Oct. ; lOit,; Mirch 103'4. NEW YORK. July 31 KTL.IMl i.nr.Ti,..L- ...... . .wiraiiiij lapiaiy ia pre paring the grounds for the huge crowns, and every effort Is being ' PEIPINO. China, July 31 i Dls- j By C. E. Butterfleld . i iu na't: c.erstninK in readiness m.r.j ui secona smanrouDUS SKUll lAssoeintMl Pmu Rbhia medium U tn .o . . . : in amDle time rm fnr mpI. a-, i Was announced hv rr navtifum Rl.pV ! T.I.UUI..H -..-i - . steers 900-1100 lbs . good S ;rivals. jof the RockefeUer Foundation at a given added Incentive. meoiutn S50b3: corr,mn meeting or the Chinese Geological Such Is one lnternretntion r,i,wi survey Wednesday. upon the announcement of RCA that ThA tur iwim.n -Kl.. m.- l..:v.- ..I... . two.. iW . neuen. . t , nu .. icoocti w iut licensees tne if 850 lbs., good 5 50 7. medium : Tn TUo A iU lntio P':ed together from uncrushed frag, right to use Bll patents It holds on ; MM awiti w nave yieiaea ! sucn 8 50. To Regain Control "X&Komer Summa Sold Wheit i 101. De. B-J O Ml . rnm m nn i .- c . . . group, feeling It had gone too f ar i o . S5 50: common and n,, .gf to cue up at this juncture. strusEled ; .v , "". ... T- .1 ' . lum.JM I pnTi.vn -. t:r;r-. ' V-T.f- i"" L" '"Perieieroayne broadcast set. apparatus together with those Bl TtKKl.tT f SAX FBAN!SCO. Julv 31 But. jterfit fob San rt-mctsco 33;7c. 'medium 8.00 and common FIND IT HERE . i pA:4r M 6o0 Cop for iht 4 Xttnin muM b in br 9 a. rn. v... vc )nrun excluded -55D6 'portion cf Hit iosAcsi ol ihe previous se&sion. . Bullish operations In tlie afternoon (were aided by the nervousness o the 'shorts -ha b-:an lo bid lor stocks ! h(n Km; ol the leaders moved up si.arply hd ban down to aua m tne mom 90-110 lbs.. e3 rty rftiua 10 Ji ana - o. our; uy $175 ,,2.50 use its television 32 RCA licensees other effect than effort to produce cmt-r. m""s u- -rner. president of the ;"un round i&st December. , . patents bv the 11; milk fed. ""'no weavers 01 the Pacific Coast eiacic said be believed the sec- should have no 10 00: milk fed. cull league, announced vestertUv Homer axuX skull was thai of. a voune adult : 5 Deed in? un th- , - u w-njv wu tviu 1 a. v twua iiuu uiuu- u txnjt ititr vision receivera iDs.goodandcommonsa50t.10.com- the Philadelphia Athletics. iably was that of a girl. i " D1"d,!5,K,'um 86"850- I Portland 8ets Roger Cramer. Phila- j Reports last December of the dls'-1 In 'fact. It might be said that the 6..eep 300, quotably steady. Lambs delphla outlielder. and an unnamed "ry ot a new "Peking Man" skull dawn of public television transmission 86 - mrti "'"'i S" and choice . amount of cash. Turner said. Cramer ;y Chinese geologist working In the -In the preliminary stages has been -r.t... .hin .. r..V ii weiiirns. F'v lass year witn Martlnsbunr. I H" near i-eipmg. aroused much orougnt much closer. Altv.n..ni. ""'" ' ."'"'"'" Aw.mon sj5os4j0: vearlmir weth-. W. V. of the mo: ewes 90-120 Joined the At this year. jear witn Martlnsburg. I m ""r -eipmg. aroused much orougnt much closer. Although e Blue Ridge league, and Interest In scientific circles. At the Pny officials exnressed the ini u. ..'time It wns fnimri it n-- Hu-.v. i :"thr t.iai-inn .... . t'"uu -w : - . ..v. . ...uli apparatus nas not vet tmirt -. ; - : " " . v. . . " I'i'n'Bius aas not vet rame up from an early low ot 163 22i. All weightsTcu i Tarrteo, . I ST..T -"D- D' C' 5 nl8n: 'OT i ;Th ,n i''1 i : laf,'P' " h stage where It to lco. Announcement ot lurtner $1,. $1.50. icld imports and a cut in b.udeoaxeri Hcs 300, Tho number of television pateriU released could not be learned, btitf Is known that they cover the lmpf tant Items Involved In television ap paratus, giving set manufacturers u opportunity to start Investigation that may terminate in something con crete before another year is passed. Tho earliest reaction as far as till public is concerned in connection with the releases Is that pertaining to the "superhet." Heretofore only ,RfJA has tuid such a'ro'cast set on tit market. Now any licensee will be permitted to use the circuit, with the result that this year's late market U well as next year's may see many such sets. M'M'I tl. I ot K til: sen :ce to airjtort lnrliiH!,-iT 100 ...--. ... dmdend were ignored. The close -as oa contract, steadv isnft ,i. !i:m Total salts approx-mat.i hogs and roasting' plw excluded!- 1 90 .000 shares. j L.ght lights 140-160 lbs. 10ll:' - 77T7T. l.ght weltht 160 to 180 lbs. Sli -1 imikii.am; 1 I ., uS: light weicht 180-200 lbs. 11 j PORTtt.SD. Ore. July 31 -Cah 23. Mlxxm - JSfa ,V' Friday. 4 markets: Wheat: B:g Bend Hiuesm . 810 , . mpalum Isnt 230-350 lbs. Tj Ph. I II 03. ltSjO . 10 75: heat? weight 250-290 J.-1-.01 sjiii vici.e. "- .IBS, 19 25 .',10 SO: heavv m.ht -. The entire brain : Is practical for Erenent! 1,. ,n v. jcase was Intact which Is not the case the point cannot be overlooked that ilns' I tn the Ptltdown Man and other near-! the day is approaching when te . i FILE METHCHAV CERTIFICTB t SALEM, Ore.. July 31 VP) The cer tificate of nomination of Phil Meli chan of Portland as republican candi date for governor, by the state centnl committee In Portland last Saturdir. was filed with the secretary of: SUM Wednesday, together with Metschanl acceptance. The certificate was HW by Floyd Cook as chairman and HIT- old Warner as secretary of the melt- FINAL CLEARANCE STRAW HATS HALF E INIlwYnRKbTaRE M. CI. MVAIV. M;r. c llntlfihina. pl.allrur. buttoo holes, CU-. .Norton's KMtlic WwrL Adv. Salt White. Western vsnue i hard Winter. Northern Spring. Western Red I Tctiav's ear receipt: Wheat UK; barley 0. flour fi: corn 1; oats 0. hiy 3. 1 NElvs is urxroMEn I GARRISON. N. Y.. July 31 (. I "J" discoveries. j vision receivers win be an Important I V. f -v.- . , Ti-,-. ' Dr. Black, fnrmerlv nt Tn.t 'farm. In . . . important ..... rciuj ina ssuiif, -.ww, uc- . c k, maraet. w-as welcomed by Dr. Henry Fairfield ;tfr'!,lng ,ne Usco"IT of this first! Even today television t r tu Osborn. president ol the American :!"' ted the excavations since experimental type eii be nureh. 'Ji' Museum ot Natural History, as an ' ? , whea tile Jtrst tooth was found 'And they give oreuv f?. "f1' outstanding discovery In the history i' "nanthropu. Peklnensls by Dr. j. where th I looker" cVn t lid a " .of primitive man. G- Anderson. British scientist. broadcasting test rtston nL alon "i. mm aiso cauea attention to short -raves. """" " ew York Jack Wehh. nrlnnda Fla.. knocked out Rosy Boutot. N( Vork. (4); Chester Matan. V.' S. . outpointed Frank De Angeloi Nn York Ml . 30 lbs.. M75.10: packing sows. -.9; slaughter pigs 19.75 , 10.75. sa ethers as the oldest relics of the hu- ' ' e the skull form and the man race. One of the others Is the mas51Te bro'' ridges. This skull was the Java man. the first one of the 1 tlmated to be more than 1.000.000 trio discovered. Pithecanthropus raised 5 old and to have shown a com- sicrm c: dispute, but now Is re- ' fcc w.am capacity. Newark Mickey Walker, world mM jdlewelght champion, stopped Wllla ' Oster. New England (3) non-title. MVIM AT COVi: POOL j" "ra !'UCTu.ii of Youth." com- it Works Miracles With cha-ice of cl.-.ir. K.irkliu "'o n:aerl water tvery 7 hours. ' . t-:5-lm. ANnriu.R 1 .rtfiii. See the vo.-cerrm ;-j-s in r.ejr tab.e lan-.T fei'.t;r.-d :hiA weJk for (J 4 at R: charts -on Art : Gift Shop th greits: Values h:ch o:;,.-?u m Tao Un-.; are now on Sore Burning Tired Aching Feet M CAR AMI M.Ol R PORTLAND Jn!v 31 . J. rr,- berry. t 90 pr cwt.; bet; sugar. M 70 and Pobablj- around hatf million fUFFY BE A TS Flour stadr (citv delutrv prices! r few prs aso tn England Is named i Family patent. 49. S3.43; whole ' Scamhrrpus and reckoned at upvarda ; wheat. 4?K fto 50; graham. 4?. 650: million years antiquity. I baiters hard . hea;. ft. WW; bakers i "This means " said Dr. Osoorn corn- ' B!uestm patents. 99a. 6 40: pas'ry mentinr cn the new discovery in I iiout. 4-js. 1590. (Prices by Sperrv -ina- ira xne tamese nnas iirai OLD TOM; GETS TECHNICAL K. 0. ly establLsii the type of NEW YORK. July 31 Tuffv tsiiiij; juuag nearrveisa: TELLS HOW FAT MEN CAN LOSE HALF A POUND A DA! are e et been r; Art A: OJ.'t i.v.rp. Ri.-harti- '-2B-.r A r.i dico-ery o please do not set it mixed up "tn your mind with ;iie failure you have tried before. They call it Radcx and your feet can be o tired and weary 60 re and inflamed that every step you take ts torture your poor leet burn and ache all day lorvg- Just take a footbath tonight with Raaox a Joyous invigorating foot bath directions come with each package and when you walk with out misery or distress tomorrow if you dent say it is the most wonder- sunw ( XK!)1 ami M(; . tul dLscoTer to make ailing feet Have Rirharil-vcr. "The Art Man" do '.. strong and vigorous money back, ycur show card ir.d sun work Price' If you have corns take a Radox .;ckeis, wmdjv cartis. adrert:smg football 3 or 4 nights in succeasion cares cf all k:r.d. made tn attrac- and then pick out the corn roots and t:e coiof at :t:y reasonable prices. ; all. Get Rado at Red Cross Dr.ug At R:charcl-n' Art A- Gift Shop Store or ar.v lue drue store anrahere. Adv. ui.Bt.iT.k Tmm Srt;iT r.tT- i, j species cf man. but anatomists are : knockout aF th -tZ t not yet convinced that the Chines crri:: today while the I OK VM K IR Hve yo',r fcroi in .ne C'ss or ;r.c?h;e.d rc-fit ted there yoj Wiii s-.e fc-:h time ar.d mney" ar.i re- ct.rr the t-rt oi g a.v5. Take our car to R;charvJn- A-t Ar O ft Shop. ' They ,::c,a:u In tU kinds cf sla.v o:k. 723 ;X Griffith ltKT1.Nn PROIlCE f - - 0... irem flown unrter" v . . tRdrU 33c: prime tint 33c; tmtt : (Genus is a w.a clasatllcatioa. nearer the end of . rl- VS. creamery prices: Prtnu 3 ove.- hcrw, and zehras r example, hein . reached 1 heuht two yrTa In cube standards. idlfierer.t species of the frame genual. u unsuccessrurhnnt r-J-.V,.i MlDc Buttertat or.e to two cents 1 -Mar.T ar.atcmtsta vhinlt that sin hlcher Raw milk 14 per centi 2 JO ; anthrcpus belone? to the same dm- ..40 cwt.. delivered t'ortiind. less l sicn as neanderthal man. namely palenathropus. i.-iese r.e.,y round, uncrushed : technical knockout fragments w.u doubtless bear new round. Old Tom wa which we s.-.m sear ol when the the ninth and the referee stopped the fractured parts can be fitted to- i battle before a blow had been struca ?ether an4 the reconstruction be m the tenth studied. "The two finds make this an out- Here s a simple war to get rid of that corporation and quicklr feel i n-rweieir. w,.k wv , , M.-iy icei in technical bd7 lnd ,b Joy of living. hn- e way. too for every roct y Ta continue this easy method .-.T OT M "nneeded r cent: grade B mil. i 63 But terfat delivered in Port land 32 33c. Eggs Firm on tp quality, quota tions unchanged Poultry, country meats, onions, po atoee, wool, mohair, nuts, hay, caa bark. hops, steady unchanged. ,an unsuccessful bout with Gene Tun- cey. Griffiths pounded the New Ze :iinder veteran all oTer the Queens- Sine times in ten nsitr inactivity It means that your blcod an vital salta ts starring for the Iboro stadium rln last nh, t"- " ilT newl 10 . . , z . " . active. in splendid working shape and AS you with a vigor and tireless enC you'd most forgotten had existed. The urge tor activity will be sej o tnat even at the end 01 hard day s work voull feel ready f any social activity or recreaUoa you can play as hard as you wort And alter two wee: your exee flesh starts to go vou ll know it feel It see It the scales will tell t stor. As one. once corpulent man re marked"! feel so energetic that 1 want to get up with the lark i I m just as lively as a cricket." Kruschen Salts is not a purea" Afrec cn "Dial, at Leait Far-n anj ciiy f!k t:ave nl lp:m one thins In c-tim-.n each to lieve? that lh? ot' er U hopele-wly ,ium. I.'ttle H.x'k Arkan.a. IVm-ivrit. ninth (keen In s., was helpless with ' When you take one-half t.v ful of Kruschen Salts every morning In a glass of hot or eolrf . e-n food. .nnXil, '"t ,rh":h aas' 1 :haruc but a real systes . d coltl o not supply, conditioner and for those who 0 Eddie Ohocki. wilrmKon .hort. .a!r'llc&a Slt-thaf, the victims ol constlnatlon or W- stacding d:wri m the hatory ol : stop, has been secured br the Phlla- hTt ZZZT.'ZZZ!? ernla its dally use soon means bl : primitive man.- delphla Athletics. 'that rie. ! XM . suun,y- i . r Football season In Sew York opens m themselves reoje-ng qualities Get an 84 cent bottle of Krusrt i .,2;t "fp-r with winnings of September 27, with Columbia, tut. 1 rha is what the 5lts lasu weeks at the Red Cr 'HrL?'" '":ra Amen-ling Its debut under Lou Little, 'out the lmp-tJ,Tn rrLv rS ort- G1" Z- coaching .ealnst Middlebury. keeplag the" 14? 5rW f tdv"' U "