La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 05, 1932, City Edition, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textti'Ml .- '.) k l -. ',i;tif. u I- f ticsilay; July 5, i932 ,i ,a.,'. 'K' -fi'J Ttfgc Seven LA CKAflfftft EVENING QfiStiRVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Health , AlCaiUI.' 20c: standards, 18 I0c. X Eggs: Pacific poultry producers' TT (selling prices: fresh extras, 16c; AIUKlilos( l.i:rtosIS u iBtaudards, 16c; mediums, 15c. Since Professor Plesch's hypothe-j Country meats: selling prlue to re sts concerning arteriosclerosis holds j tatters: country -killed hogs, best that the deposition o( calcclun) salts, butchers, under 100 lbB., 6 jr 6 Vic; in arteries Is a' defensive measure, tvealers, 80 to 100 lbs., 7$i8o lb.; It follows that arteriosclerosis pre-1 lamt-j. T,lo lb.; yearlings, 4fc5c; venttoji consists in. avoidance of all heavy ewes, 2a3c; canner cows, yc; conditions that might cause the bulls, StAfiUc lb. arteries tov become atonic lacking in strength or tone. These conditions Professor Plesch has listed, as severe strains due to excessive physical effort, to intoxi cations, to chronic and acute dis cuses, glandular disturbances, etc. He argues that once the arterio sclerotic condition has been estab lished. Its progress may be ar rested and to ; some degree rem edied by the very means by which the- disease might be prevented, namely, lessening the strain, , to which hie circulatory system is! subjected. ;;' By requiring the patient to rest In, bed,, the heart and the circula tory system are relieved largely of the burden of pumping against gravity. ; , . . .'..;,, This affects Immediately the load tfhe circulatory system is called on to sustain, , . The high blood pressure In arterl osclosls appears to Indicate, the body's. . way . of compensating for the .loss of elasticity in the arterial walls. . But, as Professor Plesch so point edly observes, "the body compen sates suitably In the . necessary direction, but the compensation usually oer-shoots the mark." , . It Is for this reason that, In ad- dit Ion to rest, the physician so fre- j quently Is called on to treat high blood pressure medicinally, that Is, j with drugs. 1 Dietetic precaution, particularly bearing on the Intake or nitrogen and salt, 1b another phase of the treatment of arteriosclerosis which receives favorable comment from Profeasor Plesch. Ho points out that practically all the founders of religions have 1m- posed upon their followers periodic j fast periods, such as the Lent of the Christians, the Ramadan of the i Mohammedans. ( and the Day of Atonement of trie Jews. Chats With . Parents PLAYING PRINCESS By Alice Juitsrtii .PeAle A mother Is distressed because her little girl plays constantly, to the I exclusion of all more wholesome, j realistic play, a game of make be lieve In which "she Is a princess. As princess -she is surrounded by adorning servants and a devoted lady- ! ln-waltlng who anticipates her every j wish. She Is, of course, the most Deau- . tiful croature In the whole wide . world. She haa long golden hair and j she wears tlresEe3 of gold and silver' ..'sewn .with d,lamondsu She glances o " wonderfully that people 'crowd about the pnlnce gates to catch a glimpse of her. j Thlg kind of make believe goes on ! day after day for hours together. The dolls,' the housekeeping toys, tho ' skates and balls that her mother had j hoped would stimulate her to a more natural kind of play either are re- j Jccted or pressed into the service of the princess game. Her mother won- ! tiers how she can meet this situation. Tha difficulty obviously is that this little girl needs so much to enjoy a direct outlet for her self love and her wish for power that the more usual child game3 make no appeal to her. An attempt to prevent her from playing the particular phantasy which she has made for herself would not help. Her imagination, her energies would continue to be occupied with it In secret. The only r?al help In such instances ia to discover and change those ele ments In the child's real life which are so profoundly unsatisfactory that she Is driven to create for herself such unreal pleasures. Lack of genuine affection from one or both parents, a feeling of inferior ity brought about by criticisms or comparisons with other children, ca- jjcclnlly a brother or sister, are among the possible causes. Home, in Barrack Limerick, Irclnnd, took over the famous old barracks which face the Shannon river at Thomond bridge, and erected 27 workers' homes on part of the site and converted the buildings Into three-room flats. The ancient wnlls of the fcastle, which were built In the reisn of King John, are preserved under the pro visions of the national monuments act. Worthy Philanthropist William Tuke, nn English philan thropist, horn 200 years ago, found ed the "Hetreal," under the man agement of ihe Quakers and discov ered what are called the best mod ern methods of dealing with the In sane. Waterloo Casualties The exnet looses at the battle of Waterloo are undetermined. The French probably lost over 31,000 per sons, killed, wounded and missing. The allies' losses, according to offi cial returns, amounted to 22,428. Exception and Rule The familiar saying. The excep tion proves the rule," is based on the fact that so frequently does ome condition prevail that the few occasions when it does not empha size the frequency of lis occurrence. ICE Dependable and Convenient Prompt Delivery Young's Ice Co. Phone Main mil 1108 SM. Ave. l'OKTLANU I'llODLCE PORTLAND. Ore., July 8 (AV-But-ten prints. 9a score or better, 19 & Mohair: nominal, buying price 1032 clip ( ). Butterfat: Direct to shippers: sta tion. 11 13c: Portland delivery prices, 14( 15c pound. j Live poultry: Net buying price: heavy hens, colored, 4.lbs, up. 10r jl2c; do mediums, 9c; light, 7c; light broilers, 10c; colored roasters, over 2 lbs., 16c ; old roosters,, 5c; ducks, pekin, ll iff' 12c; geese, ( ). Gamblers Throw by Eu&Ulcc L. Adavtva. SYNOPSIS: Detective, work by air piano is necessary. Jerry Cal houn jtnd Emory battles decide, ill dealing with an ultra-modern kidnaping pang who have carried off Nancy WetUworth and n num ber of wealthy men and are de manding "board money" while they hold the captives in aome unknown hide-away. Jerry is de termined to rescue Nancy, since she was abducted while he was with her, and his plant are ap proved by Stevens, a government detective assifncd to the case. Stevens is especially concerned with locating One-shot Luccl, a gangster among the kidnaped per sons, who are besides hucci and Nancy Mallory. q stockbroker, Hamilton, a millionaire bnslnc.13 man, and Martin and Williams of Chicago. No clues have been found as to the whereabouts of the gang and their prisoners, jerry and Emory, try' to follow the hydroplane that collects the board money from a stipulated roiuboat off the cdast, but their own plane fails hi both npifU and fuel. Emory plans to buy an up' to-date airplane. Chapter 8 "YOU'VE BEWITCHED ME" TTriE Implacable glare ot tlie afternoon sun hammered down upon the low, rambling house. The blazing light, undtmmed by any cloud, turned the white shell beach Into a dazzling Incan descence which burned its way Into one's eyeballs like a white hot needle. The palm trees themselves seemed to find the oppressive heat unbearable, bo dry and brown and weary-looking were their rattling leaves. . Their golllwog-Hke clus ters gave little shade 'and less rest to the eye, serving only to accen tuate tho glare of the brassy sky and the burnished iridescence of the flattened sea. A girl stood in a tiny patch of shade at one end ot the porch, cow ering from the nll-encompasalng heat. She was young and beauti ful, with the straight; slender fig ure of a hoy. For the thousandth time she studied the scores of Islands to north, east and south, then turned her gaze toward the sharply-edged segments ot horizon between two Islands to tho west. The flash of hope that always light ed those brown eyes when she be gan her frequent surveys faded into hopelessness. She leaned against the porch railing, forgetting everything but the heat and the ever-growing ten sion In the house. : Those little patches ot mangrove-covered sand might never know the touch of hu man foot nor those shimmering waters the splash of paddle or bent ot propeller. The twenty-acre Island upon which tho houso stood seemed utterly lost amid an unin habited achlpelago of Island-dotted sea. The madhouse of which this porch was a part might burst Into flames and disintegrate under the torrid heat, together with Its com pany of desperate men, and the outside world might .never know. She shivered, although the very air scorched her like the blast from an open door. An hour more before the malev olent sun would drive Into the sea with tropic haste. Then one would be able to breathe. ' Tho tension which bound the Island like an Iron band would relax. The men would become almost normal, re membering their stations in life before they were set down on this sun-ridden, hate-mad spot. "Enjoying yourself. Nancy?" A sardonic voice 'came from behind her shoulder. She wheeled, her hand on her breast. "Are you drunk, again, Mr. Mal lory?" she challenged him coldly. Mallory teetered unsteadily on bis feet His close-clipped red hair was awry, his jadegrecn tyes bloodshot His bma ' shoulders sagged wearily. Lack ot exercise a, than heard a sharp, ri AW y crack. Onions; Selling price to retailers: New Cochella wax. 1; yellow, 90c 1 crate; new red. 11.75 cental; new yellow, 91.76 cental. Potatoes: Local, 85c 9 91; Parkdale. 81.25; Deschutes, 9135; Eastern Wash ington, 91.0061.25. . New potatoes: Northwest, 91 85 92 cental. Strawberries: Oregon, 24s, 85cp91. Wool: 1032 clip, nominal; Willam ette valley, 6c lb.; Eastern Oregon. 6r8c lb. , Hay: Buying price from produ&er: alfalfa 913.00 913.50; clover ( ); Willamette valley timothy t - ): Eastern Oregon timothy, $16; oats and vetch. 913. . Good Never Results Tliero ta no good result when hatred Is returned for hatred, RrMllpr; and too much drink was taking Its toll upon a figure which had, but three weeks ago, been lithe and hard-muscled. Hero there were no polo fields with spirited ponies and pretty women, no hand ball courts witb showers and experienced rub bers, no golf links with frosted highballs at the nineteenth hole. Of all these, only two were left, the highballs and one pretty woman. So to both he had devoted himself assiduously, the drink without re straint, the woman to the limits ot her patience... Now he stared open ly at Nancy and smirked. "No, not drank yet," ho said. "Perhaps a little later." Ills mood changed suddenly. Mis irritable voice betrayed a man whose nerves were frayed and jangling. "What else would one do to hctp him for get the passing of time In this hell hole? Hamilton, with his blamed solitaire, Martin, sitting thore Dice a bump on a log until you could smash his face in just to make him speak. Williams, stealing every chance- to make calf's eyes at you. "Luccl, the gunman, pacing back and forth like a panther In his cage. And every time we take a walk toward the beach or the hangar two or three guards watch ns with their hands In their bulg ing pockets, hoping that we'll do rather Ing something that will give them a little gun practice. It you wercn t here, I'd have run amuck long ago. 1 will yet, if something doesn't hap pen to break the monotony!" 'That will he very helpful to me. The girls voice was nenvy with sarcasm. "You lill mo with admiration tor your self-control.' "See hero, Nancy,"' ho com plained querulously. "It's all your fault. Vou know I've not boon my self. I'm madly In love with you and you treat mo like a dog. I've loved you ever since your opening night at the Criterion, two years ago. I've tried. God knows how many limes, to meet you. But you never went out on parties, never met people. And now we're to gether here, 1 can't think of nny thing but you." "You've thought of nothing else," she countered scornfully, "hut the heat and the liquor and the chances of escape. Havo you given any thought to your wife, lately?" "My wife? I've told you that my wife and I have been separated for years!" he declared tempestu ously. "I'll have her get a divorce tho moment we return to New York." New York! A million miles away from this madness. It hardly seemed to exist. "That might bo a favor to yotir wife," she said drearily, "but please, please, let's talk of some thing else!" "Nancy!" Ills voice. wan vibrant with Intensity. "I can't you've bewitched me! You arc" In another Instant she was In his arms, kicking, hammering wilh her little fists at his burly chest and shoulders, squirming silently to break bis hold. Ills kisses fell upon her cheek. A guard, strolling along the beach, stopped and watched them In frank, cynical en joyment. She was sick and giddy. Then, suddenly, she felt rather than heard, a sharp, ringing crack. The straining arms sagged as Ills body relaxed, became limp and settled toward the floor. She was dragged down with him. Strong hands seized her by tbe shoulder: and Jerked her back to her feet (Copyright. Dial Preli) Nancy escapes from one pursuer to find herself facing another, tomorrow. Suddenly Nancy felt. Sl'OAIt AND FLOUR i PORTLAND, Ore., July 5 (A Sugar: cane, granulated, M.20 100 lbs., boot, $3.08. Domestic flour: Selling price de livered: patent. 49s. $5.60; do 98s, $5.30; bakers' bluestem 14.10; soft wheat, pastry patent, 13.40 f S3.60; Montana hard wheat patent, $5.00 $5.20; rye, $4-508 $4.00. Speech the Lesser Weapon Avoid argument with the ver bose; power of speech la given to all; wisdom of mind to few.--Cnto. Old Political Parly The ''free Boilers" wa a political party opposed to slavery. It be came a part of the Republican parly In 18M. Wo Can tie Batter "There Is no human accomplish ment that cannot be Improved upon even your own." Joseph P, Day. ' Would Cause a Panic The oculists would be over worked if we could see ourselves ns others see us. Toledo Blade. Daily Cross ACROSS T-rin of re- Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle bL'ct i Hiyns 9 Visible ninls lure Hunt, up In I ho lr 14. Untied la. Metal ruatprici 16. Ut'L-reo ot the tiuliun 17. Suuri'e nl nn hi 19. UvurKreen tree of .New Zeulami 20 Veftl: lullutj HI. Hanieti iI3. AtSUtfS VS. fterieKuile 27. Kxuilallun from u sure US Myself 30. SliittiiMu'inenti hint! 31. Cuiiait-ilntlun 32. Chinese ua Kotla :t:t Willi ox :ifl. Rxi.'ii!) 37. Deplores 39 Bniulsnml vessels 4L KKR-slisned 42. 1 rum inn smoke 46. Abrnhum's bh thplBo 47. Unc-loeu: poet. 48. Female rulT 19. Swiss river SO. Hard yellowish lirown wtirtil h2 f'tiiriil eridiim t'S SiH-tel tit 1 1 1 ( it t an ml 64 api r rwuiiu- lioli G8 tH'vl.-r Tor , I'ltlHlllli ll ship -, nm'liot flfi iv r ik out ill Klnulv 03 ItiHi oi Kcrnti'ht Hi-t.lcli 6& He Im'ftiid.'B- Crilt 60 Pari 07 Willow 6 C'll' lonMI:e liti.l DJEI Fill Nl E"f SITIA IVJeTs" o JLXlp RiT oJm A TO 6 ! L aMaTw A YlLOW AS S HA RMF RI AR JihoiT eHparade TRU fHWufpO D Ei5ffAXOfML OSS K O L HS O L jo jf A M AH E L." Ely E NKRlE P NE "DIE S fi 1r IE MfE STJE P ' P T PPHK"F 17 a IPI? IO I lS 13 im aliL 'f 11F . mt : i' -i33 m 33 34 35 3ZT 38 ilL gi- ; , - Iff; , iL:iif2l ' sjjjs; '' ' ; ' 6 6a i3 Cy4 " lij" 33 : ; Us :s ; lL BEO.U.S.IAT.Orr. c 1 1 mm n 1" """- ' 1 (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) I T made two of the Tlnles grin to see the others hidden In the crazy looking horse hide. Scouty cried, "Let's tee you run. "You'd better do It slow. Don't dart, or you will pull the horse apart. I'd like to try that stunt, myself. I'll bet it's lots of fun." "It's all right," Coppy said, "but, gee, we both are warm as warm can be. However, we will stay here till we've given you a thrill." And then to Windy he cried out, "You're up In front, so when I shout, glddap. Just start to run. I surely hope that we don't spill." 44 ALL right," said Windy. "I'm " all set. I'll start off easy, you can bet." Then Coppy shouted, "Olddap," and the horse began to go. The other Tlnles laughed In glee and Scouty shouted, "Mercy me! How are we going to stop that horse? I guess that I'll yell whoa." His "whoa," however, was no use The big horso still was run CLASSIFIED ADS TUB MARKET PLACK OF ONION WALLOWA COUNTIES-' (Count five average words to the line.) Per line, 1st Insertion .......10c Per line, each added consec utive Insertion . . . 7o Minimum charge on one order .. .-25o WANTED MIGHT PURCHASE First mtge. on valley farm benrlng 7& Int. Aug. 1.1 Submit details. Bert Oakman, 2111 Davlrl Stntt Bldcr . Detroit. Mich. ..; 6-13-1 mpj WILL BUY 30 o:a batteries. Will pay ..according to their condition. New battertea oa low aa $0.95. Automo tive Electric Co., 1425 Adams. Pbone U 620. 1-20-1 m . I" ' Chance for U All If Hero menus sincere man. why mny not every one of ub be a hero? - Word Puzzle 11. Accomplices: slanu 12. Poem 13. Primary color 18. Chuicli dignt- l.iry 22. Before 24. i mi tales 26. Japiine.se fish 28. Dull tin.!! 211. Alleviates! at. Note of th scale ri Snare 33. UurninR 34. Human date 'Jf. A single tltno 5S. ('nil i nu forth til Llii.isllke marine fishes 13. Utters 44. Comimrntlve ending 15 Implement (fi t.'oiUed fabric &1. Metric Innd measure ' 53. More rational 54. Klovnie 65. lltiner course ri0 il;tlte amends 07. AHMuetuie of Clut lt In ex lilorliiK the iNtiilluvest 68 Sni.-ill Nhelterod inlel "Illl Walked 01. Serpent G2. Klvcr In Ire land on which Cork In slnijiteu" 4 Fnv.irlip DOWN 1 tnnii:H'l 2 Mvits.-lt-fji A Hmih.-i of I'oiiMihiy Al 1 1 in 1 1 0 KlMlMTtrH Klme: vur. Slilil;ri! N.U K. otft I'lene with a pointed wrajion ning loose. It Jumped and pranced In crazy style and then sat on tho ground. In Just a minute it Jumped high and Scouty dodged as It whizzed by. Said he, "You'll both get tired out, If you keep on run ning 'round." 44l"ON'T w 0 r r y," answered Coppy, "wo aro Just as frisky as can be. You see, a horso has lots of pep. Wo have to havo It, too." And then to Scouty, Duncy said, "A plan has popped into my head. You'll hurt your side from laugh ing when you see what I will do." He rushed up to the horse and cried, "Here's where I get a dandy ride. I'm going to leap upon this horse. It will be something new." But, when he tried to take a seat, the horse Bagged down on both Its feet. It bout right in the middle and then almost bioko In two. (Copyright, 1932, NBA Service, Inc.) (Tho Tlnles get ready for a bill I0011 ride In the next story.) ft Tile Ci.'.-U 1) 72 Of Hip; BATES GV MONTH a lines, per month ........ ,.....$2.50 3 lines, per month ..........$3.25 4 lines, per month .....-,... .....4. 00 6 lines, per month ....$4.75 Each additional line over five charged at 50c per line per month, FOR SALE FOR SAL& Red currauta. Ph. 424 W. 7-6-3 t. FOR SAL15 Hay. Form. 3X1. 7"a'd P- FOR SALE or rent at a bargain I Houso unci lot at 403 Second St. 1 Lot 160 feet north and south, 60 i leot east and west. Call Farm. 20X6, 7-1-J tp. FOR SALE Ladles and girl's dresses, I ftl hinds. Prices reduced. Smart frocka- Phone 802 u' ' aJ,fl N. spruce St. 6-27-t r. FOIl SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE Two Itirgo housM, fine for boarders unci roomors, close In, within 3 blocks of P. O. Will exchange for smaller houses or for smnll acre age. Add. Box T, c-o Observer. 0-25-t f. FIREWORKS WHIZ I BANG I Fresh stock nt Joe's Joint down by the auto enmpa. 0-13-1 ro. FOR SALE OR TRADB 5 A. with Im provements. Farmers 3X2. 8-17-t f. !oUR HOME FOB SALE. Cheap, 318-3 I or 1601 OtU Bt. 6-10-t t. FOR SALE Fordson tractor, A-l con dUlon;'i pianos, or will trade, what have you? Frank Cloavlnger, ail Depot St. 8-S-t f. OOOD WOOD. CHEAP. Will trado for sume furniture Ph. 802 U or Colli nt 2000 N. Spruce St. 8-1-4 t. FOR RENT MODERN 4-RM. furn. house. Mrs. lae Slushcr. 1011-121H St. 7-1-4 t. FOR RENT- 7-rm, modem houfin, fuH I basement, hardwood floors. Mod erately priced. Phone Main 680. , 0-30-t STRICTLY MODERN 7-rm. h 01:00 on oth St. Inquire 1405 N or phone 434-J. 0-20-t f, 5-RM. FURN. HOUSE with gorago. Ph. 608 U alter 0 p. m., 001 Main. I 6-20-0 tp. :FOR RENT Modern 6 room homeVV excellent location, 1610 Oak street, Chas. 11. Roynolds. 0-22-t f. FOR RENT Nicoly nirnishcd room In j private nomo, witn 01 wimiuui. meals. Mra. Flnlny. Phone Main 607. 0-0-t f. MISCELLANEOUS DO WELL BROS. C7UEAN-t)P We. Wlllu leuu aip your ashes, ..jiapcrs, etc. Phono 323-J.. 3-B-t f. . PORTLAND CAFE Meals at All I Hours. 26c to 35c. Coffee and dce- sort Included, 218 Depot Bt. u-iu-i m. EASTERN OKEUON Bouool of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. P. temple. 447-J. B-6-1 m LA GRANDE MATTRESS anu Upbol- strlns and Rug Ole&olng Works. Ph. 424-W. Cbu. Edwards Prop. 13-1-1 m. Equine Psychology Illlly was uulerliilnliig one of Ills llltlo girl friends Willi a cnlorrul account of Ills grandmother's farm, nnd "Ills" horse Hint lived on It. I'lnned down by liar questioning, lie hedged : "Well, lie Isn't exuetly niy Iioihc but I bet he wishes he was." Mystery of Nature Flouting Islands lire geograph ical uiysli'i'les, composed of mud nnd rushes. In l.uUe Orion one comes to Ihe surface every summer und dlsappcnrs In whiter. No olTorl enn control It or tether It to Ihe main-liind. THK NEW FANGLES (Mom'n Top) LJ HERC KLL THE HIM MOW . It r ' ' 5 V HC TIOOGH VIE MEAN I O 0 ff VJHADDA Vft MEAH, VJHO TJO -AND CM-Lf GOSH, THE NEIGHBORS JUST " - ACCUSING VOU L OFF THAT MObBEP ME. IN THE HALL AND A V- ! V ' SOMEONE IN THINK V(C XsiCK.EPWCU THREATENED T PUT ME OH THE, 4 . V!?H HOUSE CabE-AIONCh PEEL OFF SPOT, IF THAT DETECTIVE DOESNT S. T. OF DEALING XOF XEGG5?1 VER HIDE LAV OFF THEM- IF THOSE PEABLS V n '' . ' FOR TRADE TO TRADE lor other property My borne at 2nd and O Ave. Call Mna. Broughton, Sacajawea Inn. - 7-1-2 t. "FOR TRADE Big cur for -lighter cnr. Straight across. Good rubber, good condition. Inquire OK Barbor Shop. 7-1-2 t. Mutt Pay Taxes Tho anilities of federal o Ulcers and employees are subject to the Income tax, except the snlnrtes of federal Judges nnd the President of the United Stales. The following Items also are subject to the tax: Salaries of members of the house of representatives and tbe United States senate, fees received by min isters of the guspel fgr funerals, baptisms, marriages, masses ami like services; federal Jury fees, ex ecutors' fees, fees received by u referee, trustee or receiver under the national bankruptcy act, and retired pay. : Value of Goal's Milk Very enrly In history It wna -discovered tliut gout's milk Is more nutritious, nnd more vuluulitc to buninn existence, than tlmt of oilier nntiimlB. This is due nr leiisl In pnrt to the fnct tlmt It does not curdle cuslly vlien token Into the stonmcli, und so Is well titled to l tlie food of Infants, Invalids, und nged people. Historical Note Acndlus was tlie first emperor of the Knst. I'llECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Interruptions!, I I f NOW,NHILE I'M V, VNELU' r 1 ( TUBOB'e Tu' 1 READIN6 THIS LETTER VWATOIIW.... I MBHB IH ' J FROM CASABA, ARIZONA) 5 U AW" I CAR! POODLES j tuu KtcK tour EYE 1 w-'i H IN THE BACK "n PEELED FOR DlTMAR'S JANXIOUS TO K& e at- if S 9 A JSnESLstassC ln.if 'iV "'" ' yzii I D CUT TUEBr" H' I rrrrt? s-r IT- fcsa Ycomim'up im I awd err W s 9 A FROtir OF -f I her. ! . 8. I, W'.-V OUR HOUSE J 3s -u AAV.': , . f . .:v-Se3B20 GREAT SUMS! I DOH'T KrJOW WHICH IS THE: B1SSEST rJUISAtJCE...THe D06 OR THE v soys.' r e 1032 Mobbed! V 1 I ! WELL. LET Popular .Lor V '. ' The man who ll alwuyi trjtfti to get the best of It 1ms few iyins thlzcrs when he gets the worst It Houston Post-Dispatch. 1 , Dsngerout MtfU . The magic of ths toffo fcl Boat dangerous of ell spell It ton. : 1 " v ' : . '. " . Professional Directory Hospitals . DR. LEB a BOCVT Cyo, Bar. Nose nd Ttuxt itopltel Rtt floor Foley Bldg. PH. Main It. STOMACH TROUBLE? MAG-SMITH TABLETS Quickly Relieves the lllncoin forts of 1-;xceKHlve Ons, liefcli Inc. P 1 ti 1 11 1 ence, Dyspepsia, lli-.irt Burn, Hour Rtoniaoh. Moon Drug Co. Oranile, Ore. Ask for Literature Guaranteed - By Blosaer jAUD SO, ; THE ."j ..LETTER. FROM CASABA, ARITOMA,,' STIU. PEMA1MS UNREAD..,: in ,1 i-irtrTvit BY NEA SERVICI. 'NC..m VfiV . By Cowan , ""'1