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Wednesday, June 15, 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, Pasre Five LDCAIL LBIRDIEIFjr linker Spukpr I'MImi Mil'all Here , Departlufi from the usual ritualistic I Miss Ella McFall, former student at service, the Baker Elks presented a ,the Eustern Oregon Normal school, Flag Dny program last Tilght at 8 o'clock, at which Hush E. Brady, of Band to Present Overture at The Opening Concert The La Grande band will open the summer scries of outdoor band con- La Clrunde, was the principal speaker. The American Legion bugle corps sounded the colors, as the flag was pulled down a small flagstaff, by a email girl, dressed as the goddess of liberty, making an effective ceremony. stopped In La Grande for a short certs Friday evening, nt 8 o'clock, viaiv toaay, en route u ner nome in m the Triangle park at rourtn ana Ontario. Miss McFall has Just re- spring streets. The new park makes ceivca ner master or aria acgreo irom an ideal setting for hand concerts I,nive June 21 Martin Fitzgerald and H. J. Still lugs, of Kermis ton, Democratic cen tral committeemen from the second congressional district, will Join the remainder of the Oregon delegation on Juno 22, en route to Chicago, Mr. Fitzgerald stated this morning. ICt'l urns Mrs. C. C. Cates and two sons, Rugono and Leonard, and daughter, Miss Francis, have returned from a week spent in Western Oregon. Mrs. Cates and her daughter visited In Vancouver, while Eugene and Leonard drove on to Tacoma and Seattle for a trip. Ill Mrs. Charles Hoak is 111 at her home In tho valley and has been confined to her home for several days. the University of Oregon. and at the program, given there last summer at the close of the season It Mi. Arment Here WHO """l"?w ' Innk inn.nf - - ' PreSClU. last sumner l' Ia OmH . th. 1 The bana hM PreP"cd " P""1 guest of his brother, Horace Arment, arrived in La Grande yesterday for a featuring some excellent selections, probably the outstanding number of the program to be the presentation of w H T the dramatic overture of the French in Payette. Ida. Mr. Arment appear- Solution. "Mlximlllan Robespierre." The overture is one 01 the most dramatic in treatment of while in La Grande last summer. ' . , Firt.1 Assembly The first assembly of the summer session was held this(niorning at 10 o'clock at the Eastern Oregon Nor mal school, when President H. E. Inlow greeted the studonts and made necessary announcements. any of those known to musical liter ature, Many numbers of a much lighter vein will appear on Fridays pro oram and will include popular songs, both of the past and of the present day. City Manager Angus McAllister is arranging to furnish additional seat ing amusements at the parK ana ample space for parking cars will Ilet urn Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Moon returned Monday from Louisville. Ky.. where Dr. Moon just received his M. D. de gree from the University of Louisville Medical school. Dr. Moon spent the on tiro winter, since September, there, and Mrs. Moon Joined him in December. Ill Pnriliim! Mrs. Ed Kiddle, who has enjoyed the past three weeks in Portland, will not return to her home here for at least another week. She is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Earl. Meet Tonight Tho laymen of the Methodist Church South will meet tonight at 7 o'clock with a potluck dinner und a program planned for the entertain ment, Instead of tomorrow evening as formerly announced In the Observer. In Kola Ex -Governor and Mrs. Walter M Plereo art in Western Oreoon this also bo nrovlded week, having visited Sunday evening I The La Grande band, one of the and Monday in Eola as the guests of foremost organizations of Its Kind Miss Jessie D. Melville. On Mondav in the Northwest, has again been they attended the wedding of Miss chosen as the official band for the Ellen Jean Moody. Mrs. Pierce's niece. I annual 1032 Pendetoa Rpund-Up nntt nun th ntjit vrnnm mmtinff nt and Happy Canyon shows, making Sllverton this week. ! tho ninth year that the organization t has appeared at Pendleton, citi zens of La Grande feel that it is a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Von der Ah. ! ?. "' of Brentwood, Cnl., arrived here Bun- Old Roman Halrptni Ivor; hairpins, found lu London end dating from the Koinan occu pation, are knopped with the busts of Roman ladles of the empire. One In the U.-IUsli museum Is adorned with a little statuette representing Venus wringing the water out of hei hair after rlslt;g from the sea. An other Is topped by an Ivory hand holding a cone and encircled oy a serpent Reds Win With Homers J LA GRANDE RETAIL MARKETS Sugar, 100-lb. sack Vegetables , Radishes, 3 bunches .... -. bpmacn, u Parsley, bunch Cabbage, lb. I Lettuce. Imperial received his Information regarding laarllc, lb. these stunts from Stonford unlvor- lOreen peppers, lb. slty, at I'alo Alto, Calif. 19.10 10c Co 60 uc S5o So 10c Copied From California The card displays at football games were Introduced at the Naval - .... .1 ..... .. t.a 1 0Qil .nnflin hv "r:r . V" ' New wax onions. 3 lbs. alidsnipmnu n. u. copeiuuii, n ujcmi- Turnips, 1 bunch per of the 1U31 class. However, u Asparagus, j jb, was not Copeland S original men. no Lettuce, Imperial 6jf loo sou 30c 16o ISC 900 100 16c 960 16o 260 260 60 Purely American Idea The high school Is distinctly nn American institution. The Kngllsh high school of Boston, founded In 1821, wns the first of Its Itlud and gradually, as free elementary schools were established through out the country, the high schools followed. Carrots, a bunches . Potatoes, 13 lbs. Potatoes, Bach . Onions, 3 bunches Tomatoes, Mexican, lb. Hot house, lb Eggplant, lb New potatoes, 0 lbs .... New potatoes, 3 lbs - Bccte, bunch .... Rotarians Hear Lieut. Yancy, Of State Police i have their hand chosen for the lm- day evening to spena uie summer,- M,)DfnnrinB inv. -f the in Oregon. They are Guests of Mr.L . . . Bpninrnln oesterline Von der Ahe's mother, Mrs. Minnie and h S1 lsti wiU wlth them. X tnn rln Aim utitil rnrlnu wlifm ' m , ... 1 . again this summer. During tne tern- Uioy will go to La Grande to visit , ,,,-- , , nrinplnnl ner- Mrs. Von der Ahe's parents, Mr. and uaIontati Q CrcWs, this place will Mrs. Oscar Berger. Mr. Von der Ahe . .... rt h IJlwrBnca puimore. The Is science instructor and coach In the ncw oboclst , the onnd 3 Kenneth Brentwood High school. Oregon GckelcI. m GeKeler has been with City Enterprise. ,ne ban(1 a numi)er of years as solo I clarinetist but recently has taken up License I the oboe and will be heard at this A marriage license was Issued by 1 concert for the first time. C. K. McCormick, county clerk, to Ralph P. LUe. of Union, and Jet Whltmorc, of Enterprise this morn ing, i Relations of the Sea The sea dragon Is a close relative to the sea horse though It Is not so widely distributed. This queer little aquatic creuture Is found only In tho 'waters around Australia where Its loose flapping ribbons of skin malto It difficult to distinguish It from the senweed among which It makes Its home. A IIOl'SB is as clean as its curtains. Let us launder them for you. Modern Laundry - IMIONK MAIN 77 ICE Dependable and Convenient Prompt Delivery Youiik's lee Co. Phone Main KOI J IIIK Jeff. Ave. To Mi'i'l Tho Loyal Order of Moose will meet tonight at 8 o'clock, and will trans act a special item of business which will bo of Interest to all members, they state. To Spend .summer ; Clcta Woodfin. of Riverside, Cal., Is expected to arrive tonight to spend tho summer with her brother, Her shnl Woodfin. Theatre Owner Frederick Mercy Jr., of Walla Walla, owner of the Inland Theatres, Inc., was a visitor in La Grande today and conferred with J. E. Wright, local manager. Cold-Storage Ego Dlprl-ig eggs in mineral oil seals the pores in the shell and thus pre sents to a large extent the evapora tion of water from the egg. Most of the processed eggs are placed In cold storage If they are to be held for any length of time. The proc ess, therefore, Is not primarily de signed to replace cold storage, but rather to prevent deterioration in the quality of cold-storage eegf- NATI0NAL UATTKUIKS Sl.ll.-. AM) I P National Guarantees 100 Satisfaction to the Customer Ml-flOSAl.h IXIXTKIO CO. Phono .Main 753 1 lis Adams Transferred L. A. Kennedy, former clerk In tho 1. .m.. imo hann Iriinnf nrrurl t.n the city beat to fill tho vacnncy left by the death of Harvey Patten. He will begin his new work tomorrow. Prom Condon Miss Margaret Maddock. of Condon, Ore, in a visitor in La Grande today. Itooli.s Opened or Closed l''in:tm-!al Slalt-inculs and tav returns compiled. 1'ltAXK I,. Itl.ACK mil mil st. Plan Plcnli The B. I. L. and their families will be entertained at a picnic, sponsored by Chapter I, P. E. O. Sunday after noon at 2 o'clock, at the Blrnle cabin In Mill canyon. Mrs. J. T. Richard son is chairman. "Loan" and "Lend" The word "loan'1 has been used as n verb In a certain construction since approximately 1220. When money Is referred to it Is correct to use tho word "loan," otherwise lend Is correct Marco Polo the Fir,t7 . Marco Polo is reputed to have In troduced jnde into Europe by bring ing tho first line pieces with him hack from his travel?. Britiih and French Flags The Drltish Hag ut the time of the American Revolution was a blue Held with the crosses of St. Andrew nnd St. George; St. George, white cross; St Andrew, red. The stand ard of France at this period wns white with the fleur de lis, or Illy Fruit CantaloupcB, a fo...... Bananas, ib Apples, box Lemons, doz. Ail unusually largo number of Rotarians attended the regular week ly meeting this noon and heard an address by Lieutenant W. W. Yancey, of the Oregon stato police, whose headquarters aro at Baker. Lieutenant Yancey explained the highway patrol system which has re cently been perfected, and tho vari ous other duties of the state police in co-operating with tho county and city peaco officers. In commenting upon the desir ability of the automobile operators examinations ho stated the opinion that tho great majority of accidents aro tho rosult of failure to correctly Judge speed and dlBtanco, and that good eyesight Is absolutely cssontlal for safety. Ho also recommonaca that a course In automobile trafflo rules and regulations bo mado a part j 36c 8o ....60C S3 400 Oranges, doe. 1060o Dry prunes, 30 to 40 Blze, 4 lbs. 26a Strawberries, 4 boxes . M 25c Apricots, lb 15c Dairy Butter, creamery, lb. . Cheese, lb Honey, comb . 33c ..16 26o 200 Cottage cheese, lb. Eggs PreBh extras, doz Mediums, doz Mixed, doz Flour Hard Federation, 49 lbs. Per barrel Soft Wheat, bbl. 15o 12c 100 S1.26 HOME GROWN FRUIT TO BE PREFERRED City Merchants Promise. Growers to Favor ! Local Supply. Local rrerchaits will use home grown fruit as far as possible, it was announced this noon following a 8 2 complete survey of store ownera made I this morning by a committee of Batteries: Pcnnock ond Dickey; Grande Ronde valley growers. s Jones, Fabcr ana arubo. j complete co-operation was assured H H B I fru" producers by all merchants, o ,n I who said they would prefer the local , """ on l berries whenever possible, occordlng l Sport Finals Amera.ui Leaguo R, H. E New York - 1 Chicago 2 8 Batteries: Michaels, Liscnbeo, Mooro and Tate; Porrell and Sowcll. National League Chicago Now York Batterlss: Malono and Fltzslmmons and Hogan. R. H. E. .... 3 8 1 .... 0 8 0 Hartnett; R. H. .. 4 .. 7 ia 8 0 St. Louis .... .77. . L ... ...V..... PhtladolDhla or me regular ...B.. ,.. , ,,,. ,h80,, stout and Man. I.i 4l.lo ntntn fnf nilfll TTnllllllir IH " ' quickly assimilated by young pcoplo ond would bo tho means of saving many lives and preventing accidents Rotarlan Merlin Batlcy spoke brief ly concerning tho situation of the local strawberry growers ond their efforts to Insure fair prices for tholr product this year. Ho urged that everyone InslBt on getting local ber ries, thus aiding tho local unem ployment situation and enabling tho growers to make a llttlo profit. Tho local borrlcs aro of superior quality, and both buyor and seller will profit If thoy aro given preference ovor berries shipped in ond sold at a loss. Hollaco Arment, who Is visiting in La Grando for a short time, enter tained tho RoUirlans with a group of vocal selections, two of his own cuao; Holey ond V. Davis (Colled end Oth rain.) R. H. E. Plttsburch 6 16 2 Boston a 6 0 Batteries: Melno, Swift ond Oraco, Padden: Brandt and Spohrer. BROOKLYN, Juno 16 P Babo Herman and Ernlo Lombardl, former Brooklyn players lilt homo runs to day as the Cincinnati Reels dofcatcd tho Dodgers, 5 to 1. Tho scoro: R. H, E. Cincinnati 6 11 1 Brooklyn 17 0 ' Lucas and Lombardl; Clark and Sukcfprth. to committee members. "Wo bellevB It Is a great advantage to La Grando to havo tho homo grown fruit Bold, alnce a largo sum In salaries to pickers will be paid out. The local growers aro making a point to give employment to thoso on the county. : This Is a distinct benefit to the , town," declared ono commltto mcm bor today. ,Tho survey of merchants followed a meeting of berry growers held last 0 . nii-ht at tho nost otfico building. It was agreed prices would remain tho samo for local fruit and there would bo no effort whatsoever to create prohlbltivo prices, along with the movement to stimulate home buying. Growers at the meeting last night Included: Frank King, Mrs. Clyde Metcalf, Leo Wright, Adlcr Chandler, Floyd Berry, Cloudo Berry, R. A. WU kcrson, L. B. Yentzer, and Merlin Batloy. I composition. Ho played his own. nc-' 4.00 Meat Beef boll, lb. .. Pot roast lb. a : n .... A ,Z n, ..., H. own ChPB ntl ""H""'' Ib' " tw..l..B m,j m..'bv 1Tnir.hnri.rtr lh ueaiii wccks uuor 11 lias ueou ciuvu Ham. lb. by some other animal. If one of Its quills, which are well bnt-ued, pene trates tho skin of an enemy It It likely gradually to work deeper Into the flesh until It eventually strikes a vital spot and causes the animal's death. 12V4-l6o l5aoo 160 companlmcnts. Guests of the club today wero Rev. Joseph Ewlng. of Klamath Falls, Dean Frank Rhea, of poise, ond v. v. n. Copp, rector of St. Petor's Episcopal church In La Girandc. Prejudice of Age fivery period of life has Its pe cullar prejudices; who ever saw old age Hum 'I d nm applaud the pasi nnd c'! t-i. pri'soni time? Montnlu" Helping Aviators The United Stntes weather bu reau has developed apparatus for guidance of aviators Hint shows how rapidly clouds move nnd there fore tlie air Velocities at various elevations. Visiting Miss Goylc Van Hauton, of Mon tana. Is a cue.st at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Qulnland. I Variation in Noeds t sunflower plant requires about 1 wo youiiu """ a quart of water a day. A beech have been registered for the summer tre0 nioy .need us much ns eight session at the Eastern Oregon Normal q,mrts In the sum'' tjme. school, 'rney ore sua ijangicy aim Beryl Engstrom Coal in Peru Peru Is estimated to contain 0,250,000.000 tons of coal, of which 73 per cent is lignite, 20 per cent anthracite and 7 per cent various kinds of bituminous. The Delver, It's labor or sport, nccordlng ai you dig with n spade or niblick. Ft. Wayne News-Sentinel. - ' No Di-eui,o Ponible ' -1 A fool cnnno'i look nor trind nor wnlk like a man of sense, La Bruyere. Fish Salmon, lb. (fresh) .. Halibut, lb. (fresh) .. Poultry Light hens, lb . Spring, lb 20c llio aoc 26c "Roclc Oil" - When Kuropenns first came to Amcrlcn they found the Indians us ing crude petroleum as n cure for various ailments, nnd tho settlers of New York, Pcnnsj'lvanla and Ohio colled It rock oD. Balloon Goes Fast A pilot balloon, rclcnscd over the weather bureau station at Fair banks, Alaska, was seen to move at a speed of D47 miles nn hour at a height of 14 miles. World's Cottage Stamps There are approximately 05.000 varieties of stamps of tho dllTurent countries of the world. No Perfect Timepiece No clock or watch keeps absolute ly perfect time. Astronomical clocks are very carefully regulated and errors determined regularly by ob servations of the stars. In dis tributing time by telegraph and radio the distributing clock Is ad justed to within a few hundredths of a second of the correct eastern ruindard time. "'" Original "Bureau," . The word bureau Is French ami literally means an office, desk or writing table. Tho word Is de rived from the old French "hurei," which was originally a kind of 'rownlsli mntoriul with which writ fng tables were covered, hence the word has come to be used of an office where business Is "iaiisnctcd. Bonus In "Contract" In progressive contract, a game Is mndo when ono side bids and makes a trick score of 100 points or more in one hand, in addition to tho trick score tho premium for game Is 800 points If not vulnerable and 500 points If vulnerable. The side having the higher score after four dears gets a bonus of 250. If both sides have exactly the same score, each of tho four players re ceives a bonus of 25 points. liltADUATKI) INCOMK TAX IS SIKidKSTKI) (Continued From Page One) Stato Oranuo Is now 21,804, with 322 Waltor Pierce of La Grand, Goorgo A. orceon district, speaking at last night's meeting, cxprcoscd approval of the plan which undertakes to abolish tho ad valorem property tax altogether ond to substitute n uni versal Incomo tax without oNcmp. Hons. Tho tax would bo supplement ed by a Bales tax on luxuries and an Increase in amount of UccnBoa, fees and other such charges Impcwcd by the stato and local governments. SKN'ATB HKT8 HIM. WASHINGTON. Juno IS IA1 TI10 $!,'loo,ooO,uoo bonus bill passed by the house was received by tile senate today ut 4:13 p. in. POItTLAXI) CASH PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 16 M") Cash wheat: Big Bend blucstein OlijC Soft whlto 52'Ao. Wcstorn white 51V4C. ' Hard winter 6014c. Northern spring 60c. Western red 60c, Oats: No. a whlto 24.B0. Today's car receipts: wheat 31; flour 7; corn 3; hay 1. GILL TO HEAD STATE GRANGE FOR NEW YEAR (Oontlnued from Page Oct; RussoUvlllo Grango of Multnomah county, urged tho education of youth BRUSHING UP SPORTS . . . To Speak Walter M. Pierce will be one of the speakers at the Umatilla County Pio neers picnic to be held In Weston on Jun 17 and 18. The event will bo the 40th of Its kind. DON'T FORGET TO PHONE THAT WANT-AD YOU can quickly raise extra cash by Belling some of those thliiRS you ' no longer need. A Wnnt-Ad will find an answer to any of your wants. PHONE MAIN 600 (rri(-iiiis4- B. W. Mtitteaon, senior highway en gineer of the bureau of public roads and In charge of federal aid m the western states; J. Moskowttz, senior highway engineer; T. M. Davis, high way engineer of the Portland office bureau of public roads; A. H. Bene dict, associate engineer; and R. H. Baldock, state highway engineer, were In La Grande yesterdny afternoon on an inspection trip of federal aid pro jects. They were accompanied by E. B. Aldrich, Eastern Oregon mem ber of the state highway commis sion, who went with them to On tario, yesterday afternoon. Mr. Mat teson has his headquarters in San Francisco. They called on business men in La Grande during their stay, "Eminent Domain" A city or slate con condemn any ronl property for public use, pro vided tho owner Is pnld Just com pensation. This unquestloniible right of the city or atnle Is culled the Mrlcht of eminent dnmnln." LET THE X-RAY LOCATE the CAUSE of your trouble. It may be Lumbago, Headaches, Nervousness, Sciatica, Neuritis, Stomach or liowel trouble, General Weakness, Kidney Trouble, pain in neck and shoulders. Whatever your trouble may be, the X-Ray will show you the CAUSE, which must be nerve pressure along .the spine. No charge for consultation and examination. Drs. Biggs and Biggs Palmer Graduate Chiropractors X-Uav and Ncurocalometer Service Second Floor Foley I?ldg. Phone Main 610 I.. I 3 rWj 1 By Lauf er ope KJiTUouTAMV CtoMPETftoJ, VET lT Hi DEFEAliklCr HIMSELF- atwsion;u.,houk was The onu enmJTW The high hupw-e. CERTAIN KJK lEtrt BuTOWELoSTTSb CoMME MACK STHE SOlE SURWWS MAWM5ER-, of The origiuau PiloFo of the merioan league, Fb0JDEO ik l9oi RED FABER WtA PiTCHEO POfclMG HIS igVEARsl W11H OHt CLUB The Chicago wifeStf AMD HCfleS To WMh eeDTv4oMf&K 7 x-lO 1 Hittorle Volume An old Lntln composition hoolt, published In ISM, Is In 111") posses sion of William nnd Mnry college, n gift -'from 1 Justice. Itoliort F. Thompson, of the New Vork Su premo court. Across tho title piilte Is the Inserlpllon penned In Ink: "From th llhrnry of Chief Justice Mnrshnll, olilnlned nt Richmond. J. K. I'." J. K. I', wiib Junius Kirk I'niilslug, Amerlcnn nullior (177'J 1800). Poital Diitinctiont According to the distinction nuidp by the Post Olllee department, curds which nre bought from ,no post olllco nnd which contain slumps printed on them nro properly called postnl cards; unstamped cards which nro bought from prlvute llruiB nnd which usually contain n pic ture nro properly called post cards. Detroit News. Orchestra And Band Members To Rehearse T.t.n uiirt, nflinnl linnd nnd orchcS' t,. ,.,111 linirii. rnmiinr wocklv rehear- on tho evils of alcohol and tobacco, ..i i i, .imin mom of tho iiluh nnd urged that this be Incorporated school, Thursday ovcnlng, Juno 10. In tho teaching of the publlo schools Th. mvlimlm will moot at 7 oclojc.oi nro uiiu. - . nnd the bnnd directly following nt a o'clock.' Androw Lonoy Jr., director, asks nil members of these organisa tions ns well oa thoso desiring to Join to meet promptly at tho hours desig nated. Thcro will bo Bpoclal classes for thoso who havo not played In tho bnnd or orchestra boloro, ond who are In need of Instruction, also for students who nro taking up on In strument for tho fhst time. All of tho latter nro asked to meet at, tho music room each Saturday, at ono o'clock, starting next Saturday, Juno 1. Funeral Services For Mr. Wright' Funcrnl services for Peter Chris topher Wright, who died yesterday morning nt Ills home at 1311 W ave nue, wlli bo held at tho Methodist church lh Union, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment will be. made lu tho Union cemetery. ' Mr. Wright was born Nov. 28, 1882, and at tho tlmo of his death was 40 years, six months nlld 17 days old. His bh'thplaco wns In Wisconsin and Cti, Bird Killeri Tho domestic cnt puts the red fox to shume ns n bird killer, says professor of joology at Cornell university. In nnnlyzlng the stom achs of nioro than sixty foxes, he found thut the principal foods of the fox are meadew mice, ground squirrels, other sm'ill forms of nnl mul life nnd fruits. Ho found chick en feathers and bird remains lu tho stomach of only one fox. Variation in Hearing Itungc of hearing decreases with ajge, nnd many old people fall to hear notes which, to tho middle aged, aro qultn distinct. Throe In dividuals, none of them nt all deaf, may listen to tho same note; tho first will merely cnll It "rather high," tho second will complain of lis painful shrillness, and the third will hear nothing I "AmericanUmi" Modern Kngllsh differs consider ably from the Kngllsh of Iho Eight eenth century. Further, there Is a difference In the lnngunge ns spoken In the United Slates nnd In l'.ng land. Thero Is 11 difference In the pronunciation of certain words nnd even In the significance of certain terms. Thero ure a number of words nnd phrases peculiar to this country thnt have been coined a various periods and nre known ns Americanisms. Falling Sight at 40 When a person passes forty ho en tors h period of fulling sight, ac cording to the better vision Insll tute. Forty-two Is the average age at which eyes begin to lone their ability to adjust themselves to vary Ing foca.i ranges. Up to thnt ugo most eyes, with or without the aid of glasses, con accommodate tliein iclvcs to violations In (he range of vision, but after thnt ago such ac commodations aro Increasingly dllD cult to makOt licral services. ho moved to Union county when a 1 o 1 j f( f small Doy ana nas sinco maoo mo, Boat Said Sinking homo hero. f Tito QnuHi Sf3 Ho 'caves to mourn his. loss his 111 1 UK tJUUlll Ol-uo (widow, Bessie; three daughters, Mrs. It. S. McArthur, Junnlta Wright, of . MO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Juno 18, l arando, nnd M-s. Wayne Staffen, il1) Tho Greek freighter Artemis of Detroit, Mich.. 0110 uncle, Chris snnk otf Southern Bnhla. Brazil, to- Mmcri 0f La Orando. ' doy and her crow of 31 was saved by snodgrass and Zimmerman are In the British motorsnip tnsiern mnco, ChnrK0 0f arrangements for the fu- wnicli responucu 10 o. v. o. wiwto. RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil Juno IB () Tho Greek steamer Artemis, which sent out nn S. O. S. early this morning, radioed lator that she was jinking and tho crow had taken to tho boats. Tho British, motorsnip Eastern Prince, speeding to tho rcs cuo, was not far off. Tho government radio Btatlon at Arpndor learned tho Artemis was bound for Bueno.) Aires from Torre Vcljn, Span, and wns rapidly sinking In south latitude n. ana west longltudo 37.28. This would plnco her on soutnern Behla north of the Abrolhoe lslunds. STAMPS JUMP lo JULY (I - POSTAL CAItDH UNCIIANOKD (Continued From Page One) lettcrn In bulk for mailing for local clollvory at a poRtofflco where tho ono cent drop letter Is applicable such letters are not considered drop letters nnd are not entitled to the ono cent rato. Effective July 1, the advertising portion of any publication entered as second class matter BUbJcct to zone rates will be Increased. Tho new rnto per pound for such second class matter will lie two cents In tho first and second zones; thrco cents In the third zono, flvo cents In the fifth, seven cents In tho sixth, and nine Tho Artcmte. formerly the Contessa Adclmn, Is 3.6117 tons cross register, ns listed as owned In Andros, Greece, and was built In 1001 at Glasgow, cents In tho seventh and 10 cents Scotland. I the clghtl -. Schilling What is it about a cup of good coffee in the morning that fortifies the soul of a man when it's good. So, make it with care. Select it with equal care. Fine coffee is worth looking for. Try Things of the Morning! cofllfee
