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Thursday, MarcK 3, 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, Page Five Slop" Here Tho Ontnrio basketball team stop ped In La Grande last night on route to Union where they will meet Nyssa In tho opening game of the tourna ment this afternoon. Ill Ouy Glenn is confined by illness to his homo at 1004 Thirteenth street. From Union A. N. Stonedahl, of Union, was a visitor In La Grande yesterday, trans acting business. In Enterprise . Judgo J. W. Knowles will hold mo tion day at Enterprise .tomorrow. Judge Knowlos is the circuit Judgo in this district and holds court at both La Grande and Enterprise. Has Operation Mrs. Emerson Reavi3 underwent an operation yesterday morning at the Grande Ronde hospital. She is im proving satisfactorily. Revival Meetings Tho revival meetings are still being held at tho Gospel Mission and the crowds have been large and the in terest keen. Rev. W. W. Clark, evangelist, is delivering sermons ench, evening, after three weeks ol meet ings which will close tomorrow eve ning with a large healing service in which he will pray for the sick. To night the evangelist will speak on "Will the Roman Empire Be Again Restored, and Is Tho World Prepar ing For An Anti-Christ?" Tommor row evening he will speak on "The Second Coming." Cove, collided at Fourth and Adams. At 8:40 o'clock cars driven by Earl H. MlUer and F. M. Huffman, met on Washington avenue. Must Have License Haskell Andrews, state Inspector, today pointed out a new provision of the law which provides that sale of Easter lilies may be made only by dealers and agents, who have state licenses. "All persons or stores sell ing Easter lilies will be required to secure a nurseryman's license before selling such plants," he said. BABY SEARCH WIDENING IN EAST STATES (Continued From Page One) "Do not set a trap or the price will be nigh and the penalty severe." Masons Adopt New Night for Meeting Fifteen years ago the Masonic lodge of La Grande changed its meeting night from Saturday to Frldtfy. Be fore that the meetings were held on coast guard craft racing along the Jersey seaboard today in; the latest phase of the Lindbergh baby kidnap case. Tho cruiser, "a dirty white craft" appeared off the rum runner's port bow, and the man on board hailed the liquor runner, he said. "My compass is , broken" he yelled, and waving a $100 bill offered to buy : jor 50 years. Last night tho Masons the runner's compass. met for the first time on Wednesday Tho rum runner said he refused evening, to sell, but offered to repair the j School and civic activities lnter broken compass. He pulled alongside j fered with tlelr regular meetings the cruiser and was about to board : and was given as the reason for the It when a baby cried below. The man change. They will continue to meet slammed the hatch and the cruiser ! on the first and third Wednosday of gilded away without another word. I each month. Regular routine business was trans acted last night. GEOKGE BOSCIIKE DIES By I.omiu A. Ilickok (Associated Press Writer) HOPEWELL, N. J.. Mar. 3 (A") Col. Charles A. Lindbergh decided today to keep the police on the Job and make every effort to run down the kidnap ers of his baby son. There was no indication, however, that he naa withdrawn his offer to pay ransom for the baby's return. After Gov. A. Harry Moore visited Col. Llndberah it was learned that the suggestion had been made that Col. Lindbergh call off the police search and Issue an appeal to the kidnapers to return the baby on a no questions asked basis. To Itely on Police It was not revealed who made this suggestion but it was learned that Col. Lindbergh repudiated It in stantly and forcefully and that he announced that instead of asking withdrawal of the police He would urgo them to every possible effort. In connection with the governors visit, during which he promised the state's fullest co-opcratlon, it was learned that approximately 303 per- I'o Hun for Mayor Isons have already been brought in Douglas McKay, who has announced to the sub-police station established his candidacy for the mayorship of ! In tlie Lindbergh garage for question Salem, Is well known in La Grande, j U1jrt not only because of his political con- pclice cars have been scouring- the necttons'and through his wide circle (country otid those questioned were of friends among former University jrom New York, New Jersey, Pcnnsyl associates, but also through his aunt, j vana aXKi other states. .Mrs. H. J. Hitter, who makes her it was impossible to lcam whether After the rum runner landed he learned of the kidnaping of the Lind bergh baby and decided to report what he had seen and heard, y More No Xante He said the cruiser bore no name j SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. SOT but only the letter K followed by George W. Boschke, 67, chief engineer some indistinguishable number. The Df tho Southern Pacific railroad, died letter indicated New York registry, today after being ill several weeks of tho coast guard said. : pneumonia. He was one oi ine most i The rum runner, whose name was widely known engineers in the west not revealed, told his story to GuardU- aU(j had been on temporary leave of man Thomas Harris of the Deal sea- absence pending retirement. tion. Supt. O. R. Sands broadcast . a week ago Mr: Boschke went to the alarm to all coast guard crait. the Southern Pacific hospital here. The rum runner said he come up- Anxious to save his wife from worry, on the cruiser 20 miles off Scotland iie asked associates to inform her that light and he did not know of the he had been called out of town on kidnaping. This happened last night business. Later Mi's. Boschke, 62, be- 'aXter the rum. runner had failed to came ill of pneumonia and asked her make contact with the Rquor ship friends not to inform her husband of from which he was to have taken on it, hoping to be well by the time he cargo and was on his way back to returned from "out of town.' Special Drill To Be Given Mar. 9 About onco evory four years a spe cial drill Is conducted by all branches of the Odd Fellows lodge at tlie dis trict convention. When the district association meets here on March 0 at 8 o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall. special drill team consisting of 83 members of the I. O. O. F. and Re- bekah lodges of La Grande, and a representation of all branches of the order, will present the drill which has been arranged by Mrs. Lettle mc Goldrlck. All the different branches of tho lodgo will be represented including B. J. Kitchen and C. E. Sting, rep resenting the Odd FoIIowb lodge; Mrs. Mary Simmons and Mrs. dokjud, Past Noble Grands club; Phil Baron and Bert Hug, Encampment; Mrs. Minnie Bragg and Alice Hug, Lady Militants, and W. E. McCluro and Clifford Bragg, Cantons. shore. Physicians said Mrs. Boschke was gradually losing strength. Original Moors The nnme "Moor" was applied to tlie people or Morocco, 'llie Arabs conquered the Roman prov ince of Mnuretnnln nnd converted the Inhabitants to Mohammedanism. he race soon became mixed and these people upun Invading Spain nd Portugal were called Moors. Spanish writers soon nppllcij the term to all tho Mohammedans of onrtlicrn Africa. Case Dismissed The case against Gerald Petcrman and Alfred Shirley, charged with larceny not in a dwelling, was dis missed following a hearing held yes-I terday afternoon in the office of Jus tice of the Peace L. Denham. BIDS OPENED BY COMMISSION ON HIGHWAY JOBS (Continued From Page One) nv Lorenn A. Ilickok HOPEWELL, N. J., Mar. 3 W Tho Lindbergh baby was still missing , 07 today. But for miles on either side of tho Lindbergh estate the road was cleared to make easy the return of tho kid naper, reported to be demanding $50, 000 ransom, which Colonel Charles A. Lindberch is ready to pay. I ato survey of the highway between T.nst. nioht the armv of rcnorters Bcaverton and Hillsboro and Its and photographers .assigned to tho widening. Klrinnninir was rcrmested to leave tho ' At tho afternoon session tho corn- estate for fear that If the kidnaper mission announced it will open bids should hrimr tho bobv back he would lor a bond Issue of $1,000,000 with ho friehtened at stent of the crowd which to meet Interest charges and and fail to stop, Police Deadline Extended principal retirement on the bond debt April 1. This Is necessary be home In La Grande. this wholesale examination had re sulted in any valuable clues. HKI-OKTEI) IN SMALL TOWN BOSTON. Mar. 3 OT Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's Infant son. kidnaped Moose Meet A smoker was planned by the Loyal Cider of Moose at their meeting last utolifc nf. 7-nn nt tho Moose hall. Nom ination of of fleers will be held Jointly , Tuesday night from the aviator's with the smoker next Wednesday eve- home in Hopewell, N. J., was report ing at the liall. The committee , cd, in a letter mailed by a woman In nooointcd to arrange for the event . Boston today, to bo held captive In Is Willis Ordway, Paul Tovrea and . a small New Jersey town. Wallace Cass. T1'e lcUcr save the namo c .place as "Provlncetown, N. J.' Attend Tournament Charles H. Reynolds and his sons were among me u w.iu , annenred to bo basketball tournament - -... , the But the police Interpreted this as refer ring to Provlncellne, not far from Princeton. The police and postal or- tended the thin afternoon at Union. Leonard Roc, former L. H. S. star, was an other Tiger booster at tho tournament. Timer ur. William nan;, ,. , , .,, nn,,rt at tho district -" " - - tho best clue in tho case thus far, and basing1 their Judgment on their experience In such matters, said they believed it to bo genuine. Tho letter, mailed by an elderly woman of foreign extraction for whom a wide nollco search was started, was authority of Colonel Lindbergh. It tho oincial timer . . f ,,.nt,t tn Tin nasKCLUUli unurn. Iv. nnrt -follows! ion this afternoon to omciate at u e , Lindbergh: games Ho imf Miss Frees ' "I an-t nt to-say how this in- daughter, Kathleen, and Miss 1 rees. cnm(, ,nto p08SOI;8ion. I urge vou to act on it, though. 1 Rite of know that your son Is held by two ' and address of house to which she Attend Meeting Members of the Scottish the Masonic loige from La Grande, WOrm fOWCici uuw i. ....... j roforrnri in Tinker Tuesdav evening and heard """ John H. Cowles, of Washington, D. G, grand commander, describe lodges in the various nations of the world. In his talk on the unlversatlllty of Masonry, which covers proctlcally the entire world except Russia and Italy, Mr. Cowles discussed tho various Masonic activities conducted in for eign lands. Today an even stricter order was ' " "B These projects wore advanced to issued and tho police deadline was moved back to this village, almost four miles from tho Lindbergh es tate, on one side, and to Wertsville, oven farther away, on the other side. Inside the area thus bounded po- llco constantly patrolled the highway hnjj tho contract stage by tho old highway commission at its final meeting. The old commission likewise scheduled the grading of the last section of the Wallula cut-off for contract but It -en postponed by the new com mission pending a survey of tho road ono not having legitimate business on ' -...JL,- rlvor. T1, . w.-il- nf iUia ciirunir will Yil hnfnm Llie ijinuuergn bsiuw. Mlrt nnrnimaunn nf. it Mnreh lfl The reporters ana puoiosrnpners, : ,,. of whom had been billeted In, nil(,,,w n-i.w Mn,. 1 some the homes of neighbors 'of the Lind berghs, were forced to leave and with draw hero. No secret was made of the reason for thus isolating the Lindbergh , homo and it was acknowledged that with the estate and .road cleared there were- hopes the kidnaper or a repre sentative might bring the baby back and demand the ransom. Although Colonel Lindbergh was ready to pay whatever was asked no statement was issued as to wnetner ho had reached an agreement with Another important mattor to be up at tho Mar. 10 meeting is tho $300,000 bridge across the Clackamas river on tho East Port! and -Oregon City superhighway. Tlie bridge is to bo a three-Bpan steel arch structure with concrete approaches, accom modatlne four lines of travel. Other projects to be disposed of at tho Mar. 16 meeting are the sur facing of tho Burns-Lake view high way with federal funds and ferry service at Florence and at Gardiner on tho Oregon coast highway which police as to their action in cose the (f, QKpQcteil to bo opened to traffic kidnaper should arrive, j Tho letter ended: . Information from a "I received Viis long distance." JACK KENTWORTH STILL AT LARGE; MURDER CHARGED (Continued from Page Ono) tho wounded men, was held In the city Jail with Erpcldlng, pending investigation. Officers rjcucvca ne was with the latter when the Albany shooting accurred. Both will be taken to Albany today where Officer unis will attempt further Identification. Both prisoners served tlmo at San Qucntln for burglary. From Corvallls v 1. Ballard, county agent leader, ol Corvallls, is in m uruu. i .,, lt. w, nossible the counle conicrence - mu:ht nave oeen cmiuti;n.u w.wi w.t CAPITAL POLICE BUSY WASHINGTON, " March 3 VP) Washington police today broadcast notice for officers to search every rooming house In the city for a man, a woman and a baby who they believe abandoned on automobile In a gnr- ogo at Hyattsvillc, Md late Tuesday nk'ht. lt was said by police olliciais iney the two-day marlV'tms which opened this morning. Cars Collide Cars driven by Mrs. Eobcrt Wil liamson and Mr. Clark collided at Adams and Chestnut streets about 8 o'clock this morning, tne Clal-K car hitting the rear ot the Williamson machine. No one wos hurt but one fender on the Williamson car was damaged. To Coai Herbert Davles left last night for Portland and Seaside where business errands will call him for the next several days. Accidents Two automobile accidents occurred In La Grande yesterday but reports to the police were to the effect that no one was Injured. At 2:45 o'clock cars driven by Louis H. Auclalr, of Summcrvillf. and Herbert Barker, of kidnaping of Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. The baby said to have been with them was described as about 20 months old. Hyattsvillc authorities told police tho automobile bore a Pennsylvania tag number. Tlie man who left lt there was said to have given a Mln neapolls address. "CURTAIN TIME" Try our curtain service and have your curtains done perfectly. Modern equipment handled by experts. We dip them If you desire. Modern Laundry PHONE MAIN 11 PEEK SUSPECTED C'AH NEW YORK. March 3 Ml Police headquarters sent out a radio alarm shortly before 10 o'clock this morn ing to all radio-equipped police auto mobiles In Manhattan to stop and investigate an automobile, with license plates N-3037 NY. going south on Sixth avenue. In which two women with a baby were riding. New York police headquarters ex plained the radio alarm was broad cast for tlie automobile seen in Sixth avenue to leave nothing undone in their efforts to solve the kidnaping. A citizen who saw the car and thought the child might be the Llnd cergh baby called police lieadquar teri with the report. ! IIOI Kl NNEIl'S STOKY TOLD ASBURY PARK, N. J.. March 3 US") A rum runner's story of passing 30-fcot cruiser on which a man was seen and a baby's cry was heard sent AN INJURY TO THE SPINE in falls, heavy lifting, or accidents resulting In nerve pressure be tween the small bones, may be responsible today for your Head ache. Nervousness, Sciatica. Lumbago. Neuritis, Kidney, Bowel or Stomach trouble. With the aid of the X-Ray ond Neujocalomcter we adjust all subluxated (misplaced) vertebrae back to their normal position. Pressure on the nerves Is removed and HEALTH follows. Call for an appointment. No charge for examination. Drs. Biggs and Biggs Palmer Graduate Chiropractors Second Floor Foley IJldfr. Phone tlain G10 its full length by summer. Bird Lured to Its Death The gunner, or solan goose feeds on lisli. which It captures by piling- tne Into tlie water, with closed wings, often from it considerable) height. Fishermen tow a board with a herring painted on W below the surface of the water. Tho gannet dives for tho painted .Hsh, strikes the board, nnd breaks Its "ock. One Uselul Mouse The grasshopper -.nouse, which Is found In western states, makes it. self useful by eating grasshopper beetles, crickets and scoi-plons. Almost the Same When you have no Ice nnd re- nulre n cold cloth for a compress, try wringing a cloth out of cold wa ter and shaking It briskly through the air. The rapid evaporation will give almost tho sumo results as If wrung out of Ice water. NORTHWEST SEEKS FARM BOARD PLACE (Continued From Pago One) A. T.&T. Income For Last Year At New Record resentatlves present More were ,A T T expected to come In from the valley - market page NEW YORK, Mar. 8 ,(P Despite for the afternoon session which "uunoi- u,rc.i....s .... opened at one o'clock. E. H. DcLong, vo "tmoa. dollar ueu system, men prcsident of the Union County Grain I "n Telephone and Telegraph corn Growers association, presided at the Py. P"" ot the worlds largest meeting which la sponsored by the business enterprise, had a record net Oregon State college extension scr- income last year. lco th Union emmtv chamber of Tho company, making public Its commerce and the grange agrlcul- annual report loouy, ' ' tural committee. shIir8 dividend requirement In 1031 Mr. Ward Speaks margin equal to the cost of one Mr Wnrrt was the first sneaker of Pay station call five cents. Earnings the morning, the address by Gcorgo 'ro equal to 9.05-a shore against O. Gntlln. marketing specialist of ".44 In 30, but were figured on th. Oregon state collcce. belnir set to basis of 18.410.461 shares com- r .ki.n., Mr wr,i trncert pared with 16.856,033, tho average the hlstorv of tho sheen raising In- number outstanding In the previous dustry, and related many of tho year. v .. ' present problems of markotlng tho I Curtailment of expenses and a ro wool. Tho Pacific wool growers have .duotion in Interest charges wero re marketed their own wool, and have sponsible for the gain In net Income, done it cheaper in their own organ- which totaled 166,666.633 against Nation this year than In the national 166,644,707 in 1930 and 100,190,000 organization during the past two In "20, the previous record, years, ho stated. Unless better plans 1 Tho Bell system's total assets, aro made by tho national organlza- which Just topped 5,000.000,000 In .! ,1, Pnrltlr. ,vr,r.l srnwpr-n Will 1030, TOSO approximately $24,000,000 market their own wool while co-opcr- to $6,024,335,551. American Telephone's atlng with the fcdorol market, bo- addition to surplus, aner paying u. cause tbey aro better able to tako $103,688,474. to stockholders, was $3. care of their product. 078,059. bringing total balance sheet Mr. Gntlln spoke on the "Status of surplus to $325,403,625. Temporary in-Co-operative Marketing in Oregon." 1 vestments. Including securities, total directly following tho opening of tho ,ed $233,424,180 as of Dec. 31. session this afternoon and. oilier i " " ...i- """ speakers were W. A. Holt, secretary , lions amounted to $1,075,767 273 of the Oregon Wool Growers Asso- against $1,103,030,805, a drop ot $28, ti n At-ors rniint.v neent: 182,632, or 2.8 per cent. Taxes and Baker Elks Will Stage Vaudeville A cost of 26 from. Baker, under the direction of Carstea Hansen, will put on a snappy vaudeville at the meet; : lng of the Elks lodge to be held here Mar, 10, lt toas announced today. A number of the actors and actresses v who met with acclaim last year will again appear in dancing, singing and, novelty stunts. The Elks will hold their regular meeting tonight for. election of of ficers. Nominations indicate that all , officers now serving will be advanced to the next station, while the rivalry for tho first chair, lecturing knight, Id keen. Victor Eckley and Andrew . . Windous are contesting for the po-' sltlon. Installation will be held on Apr. 7. Meier Interested In Baby Search SALEM, Mar. 3 (P) State business Is secondary In the mind of Governor Julius L. Meier of Oregon today. Vital Interest In the progress of the search for Lindbergh's baby has superceded all else on his program; and he in terrupts conferences constantly . to ascertain the latest news. The governor not only keeps in touch with radio reports, but has keDt In close touch with the As sociated Press reports, desiring in formation on every angle , or tne search. Beautiful Lake T.nl.-n iH,wl,l in i tin A ltrmnlncka Is known as ono of tho beauty spots E. H. DcLong, president of tho Union depreciation rose about $4,000,000 and County Grain Growers association; www iuoi..u.jr, T. B. Johnson, president of tho Blue torn cut expenses by $29,000,000. ...i T.iiin.tnob association: I The number of Bell telephones In i. i.i, .u,nt r.r ihr. "iicnco" ' uso last yoar declined 202,000, or less Poultry association. Mr. Johnson, than 2 per cont, as compared with a director of the Palmers- Co-operative ' net gain of 122,600 in 1030. Local orcamcry, Mr. Do Long, president of calls decreased about ono per cent tho Grando Hondo Co-operative while, toll and long dlstanco conver Crcamory, will discuss that phase of j satlons wero 6 per cont fowor than of the world, ranking with Lake Como, Lake Luzerne and Lake Louise. It lies directly at the foot of Whltefueo mountnln. Famous Pseudonjm "Ella" was the pseudonym under which Charles I.nnib, the famous i English essnylst and humorist, wrote. co-operative marketing. Committee To Meet The fruit and produce commlttoo, under the chairmanship of A. W. Nelson, will moot this afternoon at 4:30 to draft a recommendation to bo made to truck farmers nnd fruit In 1930., Geographically Small Tho area of Kus'pt Is about 350, 000 square miles if the desert re- Rr0wcrs relatlvo "to a local marketing glons nro included nnd i j.ju plan, with regard to location, govern square miles If only tho cultivated ment and operation. Mcmbors of tho and settled nrens of the Nile valley commlttco aro G. O. Stackland. of . nrtvp: w. it. ueKeicr. t.u uiiiuhv, ami IICIIH are vu. - - IW. ring. may i-ui. Representatives at tho conference, . tnl m0,nlng Included R. W. Ward, Many people's elTorts lo ninko or Porllnnu, or tho Pacific Wool "riends lire tlmlil, n'.vluvipd and j growers; L. B. Plerco, of La Orando; , abortive. Woman's Homo Cora- i A, punk, Pnrkdale; C. B. Robin- I nnnlon. son. Union; O. L. Lawson, Union; , ' nay Baker, Covo; E. H. Do Long, i ! La Grande; D. R. Choato, Summcr- Fnrnnean Territory I ,,. w w. King. La Grande; Zack LINDY PLUNGES THROUGH WOODS , TO EASE STRAIN Continued from Pago One) to tho house, tho little dog still following. ri.KKTINO GMJUPKKS OP ANNE HOPEWELL, N. J., Mar. 3 P) Troopers on the . Lindbergh estate catch a flcoting glimpse now and then of a faco poorlng from tho win dow of tho nursery from which the Lindbergh baby was stolen. It la whlto nnd haggard. It is the faco of Mrs. Anno Lindbergh, the -i.ii.il.. Mnfi.oi. Tn fliA tmnnnrn with The British Isles are a pnrt of chandler, La Grande; J. B. Weave. I wlvM and chll'drort ot tholr own (t is DR. C. T. HOCKETT ELECTED TO HEAD ENTERPRISE CLUB (Continued Prom Page One) Guy Craig; Instrumental solo by Miss Rita Warnock; vocal soio oy mm. Helen Kay and an Interesting talk by Miss Beulah Smith, of tho Eng- l lisli department In tho Enterprise High school. A business meeting was held after the banquet for the election of offi cers. Dr. O. T. Hockett, was eieciea prosldent, Ouy Skaggs, first vice president, Bill Ortmon, second vico president, . Fred Savage, treasurer, .. David Itcavis secretary. Secretary andi treasurer wero rd-electcd . from last rear: H. Maughan, the outgoing presl-; dent, has been 'in office the past two years. Tho dinner was served by the Catll olio ladies of Enterprise, with an nt-; tendanco of 146. ' . r.,.rn..fi Tlio in amis were nt one . union: l-'rocl uuiimaii, time a part of tho continent. Georgo O. Gatlln, Corvallls, market- v 6 ' ig specialist; F. Z. Terpany, Elgin; Walter Pierce, La oranao; mamas Wallslnger, Aliccl; C P. Edvalson, Union; S. E. Harris. Elgin; and P. G. Pottrntz, Summcrvllle. ; tho most harrowing part of tho trag edy. i Given to the Devil Seventeenth century Puritans called playing cards tho devil's pic ture books. Summing It Up When wenlth Is lost,' nothing Is lost: when health Is lost, something f11" Is lost; hut when character Is lost, all Is lost. AKMY OP WOMEN HELP NEW YORK. Mar. 3 An armv of more than 10,000 women, most of them with children of their own. Is on the watch hore for the l kldnanore of tho Lindbergh child. 1 n . n.l.iiu. nt Knar Vnrlc'R I j.uuy uiu viiu w. . WOOL MARKET nrva'rnN Mnr. a (pi Wool mar- ,.,, ,m.,, . vm-v dull . except on nollccmon. enlisted In the search i w. nnri mMl miantltlcs lor Thev- navo ucon loia iu uu wuumi iiYimoriiatn needs. Most of tho low when tney go ouiaoors, unu ii Dnlo nro nn ft-i's and finer WCSt- ailV POSSlhlO C1U0, cm wools. Sainplo orders includo ' A conservative estimate placed the 50's and 48-50's semi bright fleeces. . number of peaco officers nnd co Bids aro Inclined lower than liudVloporatlne citizens engaged In the mint ior nio umuuvitjn w..mj v Big mpper movement , a ar0 bQ Tho ISIc Dinner revolves around "...," ',, the Polo star once in 2i! Hours ou minutes, moving In a counter clock wise direction. lng rojoctcd. Meeting of Extremes Extremes meet, and there Is no better example than the haughtiness of humility. Emerson. Pole Give Good Scrvico The average pole used for eloc 'ricaV wires will last frm.i spren tc fifteen years, although some are known to have been In use vwenty one years. . Age of .rmor tio suit of ariiur reached Its com plete devel opulent under Henry VI of England (1422-M01), at about the time the English were driven out of Prance (1453). The armor was forged of thin steel nnd mode to fit the body and limbs. Tragic Blunder The greatest blunder of nil time probably occurred on the day when the first of our prehistoric ances tors discovered that by making cer tain grunts and wheezes ho could Impart his own Ideas to some of the more Intelligent among his neighbors. Ilendrik Wlllcn Van Loon. Brazil's First Title Pedro Alvarez Cabral, who Is gen erally credited with the discovery of Brar.il, named it Terrn do Santa Cruz, which Is translated the "I -and of the Holy Cross." Ireland's Distinction Ireland Is ono of the few coun tries which has never persecuted the Jews. Nero Last of Family Nero wos the last of the Imperial family; but thereafter Caesar be came a title of dignity, l-'rom the name were derived the (Ionium kaiser nnd llus.-'ian tsar. Briefly Told For Nature ever faltlifu" Is lo such as trust her faithFiilniss. Hatching Turtle Bggt Turtle cgi,'s nre generally covemi with sand or with vegetation and left to hatch by the natural heat of their covering nnd the sun. Clay Bumpi Detourr Vou cut tell when you're on a de tour. Those fttimijs are clay In stead of chickens. Akron Beacon Journol. Light Cavalry Hussars, light cavalry troops, were orlglnr.il? raised by Mathias Cor-lmis In 1438 to fight against tlie Turks. Tho name Is probably from the Magyar word husz, mean lng 20, the troops having heen raised by selecting every twentieth man In tho community. Hussars he came a part of tho British cavalry In 18W. Fait'Growing Trco The balsa reaches a diameter of 15 Inches In five .VMirs and has a very fast height growth. See World Changinr; The word "sub-tropic" Is deflnet as "nearly tropical" and pertains t the region bordering on llie tropica zone. Just as Indications In li rocks of the earth's surface shuw that onr world was onco very rnuct hotter than lt Is today so many g' ologlsis believe It Is ngaln approach lng this ncar-tropfcul condition. Pioneer Piano Makdrs The lirst piano made Id this coun. made in Philadelphia In John iichrent. I The 1 I Iry wa . ' 17T0 by Condensed Population The inmllest of the Central Amer ican republics. Salvador, la the most thickly populated nation In the western hemisphere. Although only about as large as the state of Mary land, It has n population of more than one nnd one-half millions, mostly Mestizos or Spanish-Indians. Feared the Ocean ' The sight ot the ocean was dread ed by some Cent nil American In dians, who believed that to look: upon It brought sickness. Preserving Odor in Roses Odor In roses and other uromatlc plants can be preserved by using salt, which will 'orce the juice out of tho petals. Take one pound of salt and one pound of roso petals or other plants and rub them to gether until the mass Is reduced to paste, after which It Is tightly corked n a bottle and set In n cool placo until used. This method will pro- serve the cdor for several months. Musical Prodigies Wolfgang Mozart at tho ngo ol live years was the first ot n long line of precocious geniuses, in re cent times the following demon strated startling musical ability nt very early ages: Josef llofmann, Jascha lielfetz, Mlschn Elinan, Hn bennnnn, Von Vcesey, Yehudl Menu- ti, Cloltfrled Wieland Wagner (grandson of Illchnrd Wagner and great-grandson of franz Liszt) and Osknr Shuntsky. Spoke Hor Mind a woman in Pennsylvania, nfler being mule for twenty years, recent ly recovered her speech when stung by a bumble bee, but what speech she recovered Isn't O! record prob ably because Jf the censorship laws. New York Wcnlng Post, Produced Intense Cold Prof. W. II. Keesoin, physicist of tho cryogenl-5 laboratory at the uni versity of Leyden, Netherlands, ac complished In l!)'-'l) tho dllllcult and hazardous font of solidifying ho IIiWi gns nt 458.58 below zero, Fah renheit, or approximately 273.1 de gree below zero, Centigt'nde. 100.000. Tho whole oastom half of tho United States and Canada became field for tho nation's greatest man hunt. Thousands ot automobiles wero stooncd. while bridges, ferries, railroads, steamship lines, interurban limes and other methods or travel wore carefully guarded. MltH. IIOOVHIt ANXIOUS GREEN COVE SPRINGS, Pla., Mar, a Ipi Great anxiety was shown by Mrs. Herbert Hoover today over tho fate of tho kidnaped Lindbergh baby. Slio sent a secret scrvico agent ashore from tho motorshtp Sequoia, to ob tain latest nows of tho search. Ho telephoned to, Jacksonville and Associated Press dispatches, saying no dnfinllo trace of tho child had boon found, wero road to him. This news was relayed to Mrs. Hoover. SLAYER OP TWO I WILL GET LIFE (Continued Prom Pago One) verdict. After the case had ncen received by the second Jury a Juror became 111 and a mistrial was de clared. Tho state at each trial asked the death penalty. , Renaissance Art -Vnsurl coined the term "Rcnals Bnnco" ns npplled to a period of art history. The Itnllans use, Instead, Quattrocento nnd Clniiuecento. Let Women Do Work. In Klhero, ICnst Africa, tlie dusky Indies completely own, manage and work the ono Industry, snlt innklng, while the gentlemen gather firewood nnd run errands to earn their salt, Iho medium nf exchnnge. Spruco and Balsam Cones Tho cones of Iho spruce hang down from the branches; those of Iho balsam lir or (hnlrmni") stand upright. The species are thus easily distinguished when tho trees nre bearing cones, states tlie Dominion forest service of tho department of the Interior. Tho two species men tioned mo the ones chlelly used In the manufacture of wood-pulp. Whcnco Came Doubts Dubious questioning Is much better evidence than that senseless dend ness which most talto for believing. Men that know nothing in sciences have no doubts, lie never truly be lieved who was not made first sensi ble nnd convinced of unbelief. Never be afrnld of doubt, If only you have tlie disposition to believe. Leighton. Quite a Difference When n woman ha worn her clothes as Inns ns she considers possible they're still In good enough condition to send to a rummiigesnle. but when a man hns to ditch his, only a rngnmn will take them. Clnclnnnntl (inquirer. Really Persian The TnJ Mahal was planned by (Islnd Isn. a Persian, and Is Per sian architecture rather than In dian. It Is of whlto tnarbl outside nnd Jeweled mosaic inside. Neglected Phylum Very few medical men have even an approximate Idea of the losser caused to the world at large by the nematodes. British Medical lourital Sometimes Gets Warm At Verkhoyansk, Siberia, where tho coldest temperatures yet ob served have been recorded (00 de grees V. In February, 18!C), a July maximum of 03 degrees F. has heen noted. Juneau Capital of Alaska Juneau Is llio territorial capital M Alasltn nnd Is also the site of tho famous Treadwell mine whose "glory hole" has become world fa mous because of Iho amount of gold taken out. FINN ItUlMIIISUNTS MIILItOONEY NEW YORK, Mar. 3 nSergeant James Finn, who guarded Col. Charles A. Lindbergh during tho bolstorouB days after his Atlantic flight, was sent to tho Lindbergh ostato to represent Police Commissioner Edwnrd P. Mul rooney during tho search for the kid naped Lindbergh, baby. Sergeant Finn will net ns liaison man between Col. Lindbergh and Mul rooncy In all Now York angles of the case. Opossum's Deception When Hip opossum "plays dead" you may beat It, throw water on It, in fact all hut kill II nnd II will never stir until you luive gone away and given U up for dead Beneficent Ducks Ducks, ordinarily thought of as game birds, nro grent weed consum ers. The stomach of n duck killed In I-oul.stnnn not long ago contained more than T'-'.OOO weed seeds. Red Indian Buildings The conical tepee, famous ns the home of plains Indians, was not so characteristic of their prehistoric villages as the earth lodge building. fiOVnttNOIt CALLS AT IIOPKWKM. HOPEWELL, N. J., Mar. 3 tP) Gov ernor A. Harry Moore of Now Jersey colled on tho Lindberghs today and afterward stated positively that no contact with the kidnapers of tho Llndbornh baby had boon made either by the Lindberghs or tho po lice. Overalls nnd gingham havo been established as tho official graduating attire for seniors at Martin, Tenn, hlnjh school. WME UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin to Go If vou feel amir and sunk and the world looks iiunk, don't uwallow a lot of aulu. mineral wutor, oil, Inxiitivo enndy or chwing Bum and expect thtim to mane you Huuutiiiijf . sweet and buoyitnt und full of Bunsiune. For Uu-y can"t do tu Thoy only wove tno bowels and a raero movemont doesn't got at thn causa. Tho reason for your down-and-out fw ling is your liver. H should pour out two pounds of liquid bilo into your bowels dnlly. U this is not nowtng ireciy, your drxWt diRest. H Juat derays in tho howtls. tins-bloats up your stomach. You havo a thick, bad tanto and your breath is foul, ; skin often breaks out In blemishes. 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Tho doctor Btatcs that goitre 1 condition which grows worse with nt.iort nnd recommends Immediate attention no matter how small the orowth mav appear. Ho strongly nnnnma nPPdlCSS OPCrattOnS. Dl Hock Is tho nuthor of n copyrighted book that tells how anyono may now trmt their ooitro with his method. One of tho Imiiortant "cottage" In- He has published this book at his dtistrics In Czechoslovakia Is the pro- own expense ami "" 1 ' ductlon by home-workers of artificial free to anyono Interested. Write him flowers, touay. DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT-AD YOU can quickly ratso extra cash by selling some of thoso things you no longer need. A Want-Ad will find an answer to any of your wants. I'HONE MAIN 600 ,
