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is: PRICIETOIM With 7 Jettermen reporting, and a quantity of new material in the form, -of last year's subs) and new Btudents available. Coach Louie Anderson Is certain to hare a splendid eleven the first nyear of bis job at Salem high school. AH candidates- for-the team wilL. be on the high school field , at 3 o'clock. Monday for the first work out. Suits will be Issued .earner in the afternoon and there wilt be one tor erery aspirant. ; . - Captain Temple who passed the Astoria; bay; to 4 ftnteh.in a game U I last year, neaas tne usi.pi ,ne regulars. Temple . can ; kick and pass with any of them. 'i. He prob ably will be shifted to a halfback . berth. .-; He may even be jjsed s - quarterback. - f:s ? ; .v '-,; v "Other lettermen on whom Coach Anderson is placing, high r hopes are Backe..fulnack; BUfeo. half back; Jones, tackle; Dalby, guard; 4 and Bowne,. center. . v. ; , . , ; With Bob Kelly. . and. .Kelson from last year's second team to fill la with Temple, nacke, and ' Blako, the backf leld , should be strong. - ' trX-'-S!.? For center. Coach Arfderson will use Lyons, unless ,hA tdeddes-, to shift Lyons to a guard position. If be does that. Bill Bowne, al7fr pounder, will xet .theeaU,,. i Jones, a brother to the famous Lynn Jones of University of Ore gon.-iwlll j.fill one ot the tackle berths.; On, his. team for the first year, it was largely, "his ability that, won Tor Salem' against The Dalles; laat season.' Prospects fir the other tackle position re Homer Smith, and a fellow named Graham; from North Dakota, who is. registering at the high, school 1 S3 a-senior.-. i-;.?.',-: - i At g-QardDaIhy,a-stocky vet eran, and Fred Smith. javelin to&ser from last year's track, team, will probably show up best. . It . is not certain yet whether Dalby twill , be. In school -i If he is not,- two capable guardssWiU Jhavt to be de veloped trom ineipenenced men- V-Coacli. t. Anderson's -chief diffi culty, will jte;.ta..llnlnp ..' good men forth end -positions. Ecker, a.letteraan of two years ago, may be back I schoo!n Hee ls said to be a good. end; but there is no one else-in .wight.- . . y , Two' full teams will , be carried on the squad all year, and at least .22 men wUl be taken on the trips. Rigid training -ruXea will. be en- forced. Coach Anderson says. - "There will be plenty of; shaker ups..and no man will be certain, of his place, until hsTean it.? -With the. .exception, Qfgamea with Corvallls arid Eugen which are still pending, the schedule is nearly complete. A game, had been arranged with Corvallls .for Octi.22, but an older contract .was .found which called for game , against ;JAlbanyiOcfU2and -the team, could not play on two days , In succession. As a result,-there may be no. game Against. Corvallls thisyear, as so other dates are available I - Eugene -will probably come here . Thanksgiving day,, for t he big game- of the year. Erforts are being made to line up . . game with.. some Portland h Igh schools - for . October 1 and October 8. "Benson. andFranklin will probably accepL4 ,;rat'has a came with Hood RfT k 8th: . , ss."o The Incomplete schedule fol- - .Qct- l-rBensoa?,blgh, i(Tenta wt. 8-Tranklln high? at a- Mm TeniatiTej-x i - v-r , Oet;-21 Albany at Albany. Nor. l.l--The. palles at The 4- Dalles, -'-r:--. -. . , ' " Nov. 24 Eugene ;.(TentaUveJ. .at .Salem sSprpsnng enftwi tteaqry New York U..loo" 72 Pet 681 tmisaeipnia .78 57n67t Washington .7465-532 Xcrt"'. s.73 67 .521 St. Louis : " ci 78 ,439 83 82 Boston- . .403 -...:i.47 .338 NEW YORK, Sept. 16, Vap Babe f Ruth featured eithe WhiS J Tj ovec the White SOX todav b p.ki. homer number 53 in the third in- ix .r ucner uiankenship. - -Scove;vt. . t t? rt Chicago 2 ? New York jr.--i-r ii ' Blankenshlp,- Cole and Arouse; PHILADBLPHfA..Sepjt. - X6.- " - , oi consecutive games to elx today whea; they, de feated the SL Louis Browns, to Score:,- 0 -;. St. Louis -I-'--.. " """ u n u.e -3 6 2 PhMadelphU J4 .1 . Wingard and Schang; . Johnson BOSTON. Sept. 16i(APii. Detroit won the first game of the series -xoaay worn the Red Sox, 4 to 3, Collins holding Boston to 7 BUS. .j . . - ; , Score: : ; .- ; R II E ueirou ; ' a tt . Boston .;.J 7' o Collins and ' Bassler; RusseL Lundgres, Hollo way and Moors, Three games'.scbeduled la Am erica.. WIX8 BYK.O. ; PHOENIX, Arizona, Sept. 16. (AP)- Ace Hudklns.Nebraska "wild cat knocked out Arlsona Joe, Rivers of Phoenix in. the sec ond round of a scheduled 10 round here tonlht..Thcy at -welter w eights, ; .,. , - vv : i. j Will iHogers ,adv,oc3tcs"makfag erery. golf course ia the country an air. port,.; -Well that would be on -.1- lWiuf Leairue Staadlnc Pittsburgh- 85 53 -SIS New York . ... .'. . .81 : 58 .5&3 St. -Lout -.......80-59 .578 Chicago. ...... .'...78 62 .55-7 CInclnnatti ....... .67' 58 .525 Brooklyn .......... 59 80 .424 Boston .t.55 84 .398 Philadelphia .-.. .58 89 ' .395 - - , ST.'vLOUIS. Sept. 16. fAPV The, New York Giants assumed complete t possession of second place In the National league to day by annexing the final and. de elding. ' battle of a seven game series from the Cardinals by 6 to 3. 4? ; . : . - - r r Scorre: ' ! ? ' ! r h E New York . . .". . .... ". ... 6121 St Louis -..3. 8 . Grimes -and . Taylor;! Sherdel, Johnson and SchuTle. - r; r;PlTTSBTJRGH.i ' Sept. ; 'l6.i-i (AP)-Pittsburgh defeated. Bos ton. 4 to , 3,. today Ir the final gameiot (he, series. -Meadows herd the Braves td fight bits. . Score:, ; R H E Boston .i... . . .-, .s 8 0 Pittsburgh , . . ..; . . . . 4 ! i : .Wertt, Morrison ; and Gibson; Meadows and pooch. . f f ' CHICAGO. Sept, lff.(AP) The Cubs-toppled ttf efgiit games behind the league leading Pirates today when they dropped their third straight to the Robins by 4 to;ii -V.: .Score r h jj Brooklytt ..A,.--.. 4 l 0 Chicago. .. .3 10 .1 MsWeeney, Elliott and Hen Bne; Root, Nehf and Hartnett. USC03TEJ0W'. ' By! FHmI . O. , Vosburgh. i FOREST HILLS. N. Y., Sept. ! 6 i fAF J Fighting 4 furious' but futftf battle against relentless machine man of tennis, America! famous-Little ! BI1P Johnstoni went down In. glerlons-,def eat" to day before tbe great Rene LaCoste of France i i " The gallant , Calif ornian fell -In the semi-final round of the nation al turf court championship tourna- paent. leafing only William T. Tllr den. II, to block Lacoste's path ear his second rUnfted States title 'tar twoiyearsr- v' ' ' 'V , , Qualifying for the task at whch; bis-partner of many a hard fought, Davis cap battle failed, Tilden to day defeated : Francis T. Hunter, his dobles. partner, at 14-12, 6-1. 97 -with only about half speed re-. quired. Lacoste's victory In the other, semi-finals was achieved at 6-2, 2-6, 6-4, 6-1. fj In carrytnr the battle constant ly to an opponent.! 0 years his jun ior, Little Bui placed chief reliance on the famous forehand drive that burned the grass and beat the leoTidiin othetf -dayjuS He Ioefc be cause the years had ; robbed the sweeping right hand of a tiny bit cf . Bteadihess, strength and : cun ning. . i ; -f : As it was be made a much bet ter showing than at Germantown la the Davis eup matches last week wheit. Lacoste downed, him in straight sets. In ; the f second set today the. Johnston - Urive lacked little of its old time power and he won it at 6-2 before the-strain be gan to tell. Tt was only the sec- ond Lacoste had lost in the tourna- ment.1. MauueL r Alonto took one from Dim yesterday. . AIR HERO FLEES FROM AI.TATEU R PHOTOGRAPH ER Contlnued from Page One) . similar facilities. The concerted efforts of the citizens of the Un ited i States In this direction wilt result in America's taking Its rightful , place. , within . a very short Jttme as tthe fworld leader in commercial flyiirg. CHARLES A. LINDBERGH, f Harry :F. Guggenheim, Presi dent : the Daniel Guggenheim Fund lor- tbe .Promotion of Aero nautics.: -'' , r? William P. MacCracken. . Jr. Assistant Secretary of Aeronau tics, Department- of Commerces EUGENE. Sent. 16. ( AP1-U All i Eugene turned out at 8:30 this morning to greet . Colonel Charles Lindbergh on bis. flight from ..Portland, to -San Francisco. The noted aviator circled over the city several'? times 'and drop- ped'a note td thS cltlxeas of Eu gene. The hi rnntainine; the. note caught, oa. a trolley wire and a, teller of the First National bank was 'hoisted on the -shoulders of other employes ' while he took it down: ' - -..!" PORTLAND Sept. 1. (AP) rColonsK Chariest A. Lindbergh and the Spirit of St. Loul$ winged their , wax tbrouah Oregon today oa ;the;Jongest hop of .the1 colon erstourof the Untted-States. The famous "We" left Swan Island Airport. at. 6:65, a. ml; and was reported periodically over Willam ette r valley: and ' southern Oregon points.... - . : ; l : . , ; , Lindbergh, carried messages, of greetings, to several Oregon towns where he was unable to appear personally. --- : . Ci4oneI Xindbargb? a Usl Just , a typical, clean, clear thinking, far seeing, .young Amterican boy." Mayor-George Lv Baker lbt Port land said today ' after the trans AUantlc t Her bad departed." "He U free from a single lete of ego tism and itoo big to be swept oft hi feet, by -the- world of acclaim he ,has been receiving. I have been through receptions to presidents; to dignitaries from foreign conn- tries, - the heroes of war- and the idols of the country who have vis ited Portland, but I have never found the qual of, tblsv-boyt The word, genuine'.'' is tne only c:.o X can think of that fits his whole IIL0EI1 0 There - were -vno . dulL perod4 on Sweetland .'- field yesterday morning, and afternoon as 35 tq 4 0.' Bearcat football-; .candidates snAppad " through '., fundamental practice. . v y -; ' -y A student asslsta'nt stood ; on the sidelines" and; Mew orf A whtei tie 'exactly every "ten .minutes. At eaeaV signal, ih?wti squads, di rected V - respectively by , -Coach, Keene; Kasberger.' Sparks, and Denmanu;Aurned - tronv enp fuada-mental.- practice. t(y, aaother. ,-Thi4 pian,. eliminated all stalUng, rand kept the ; men movinr nil tbe time " - .j ' StIfterwbrfe-Mjls. ior tb men wlH bevthe order- today, and - they wnmast a longer! .Next Monday. fdme f the formations toi be us ed wvis.yeaR will be , tried out. j .A .newsplrlt,'seems to. be af i ork id the Bearcat camp , this year.- Joe . Kasberger. . Keene's fehief j assistant knows ; football, and the. .Bearcats, .ghave found - it out,'; His' shafp. dear-ut- instruc tions command, instant response. , a numoer or new,, men,-.were qut yesterday, among them Lang; counted, on, heavily, for fullback, and McKenzie. the fighting guard. Tbese men were mainstays : , last, year and. seem to be ln much better condition this fall. Three Chemawa Indians. Char les and Reginald Depoe, and Hal-' deane were fa suits yesterday, and tomorrow , Pratt,- another Indian heavy, will be but; f Other men out for - the first time i yesterday were Hiram -Irenes, and 'Flock, 4 Helix, Ore -ton tiaffli yi--s,Mj vr.-.-r- i.--, uaucu oauDT. creicr Mia cuui ' xy v. t -T. .iji f Salem hitfh ouarterback of last year, win ,be out Monday-, and 'so will Gdrftie Cranoir." retera'n end. who may get the call for the quar terback berth. l ' Denny Heenan has not yet de decided whether to enter Willam ette, but he, is contemplating the! study 4-f law-" , If be enrolls, he will be out forvfootban.' tod will be a Taltfabte additfnn to thm squad. 'Three r years, ago ' playing for Salem " high: he. was all-state captain and quarterback: , ' t .Kaufmknv one of fhe bead lln era en the baseball team last spring." who played, quarterback in high schooh'nlsa-wilt be out 'Mon day. 'M-:;jx:!rfi:i Mum ford continues to boot the ball for an average of 45 yars and with an abundance of .quar terback - material In prospect some, of the : fears which existed earlier osu these scores may ' be aisaipateq. Coast Leajcne Standings . o W. . . . .110 . . . . 100 .....93 8 S e 8 T . ... .80 80 u 69 79. 80' 85 90 98 93 108 Pet. .615 .559 .53$ .609 .492 .449 .447 .393 e "4 Oakland ..... San Francisco' Seattle Portland W. . Sacramento -Missions Hollywood Y. PORTLAND f Sept. 16. (APj Oakland' defeated- Portland to- day. 6 to 5, and took the lead in the 'series, three- games - to two. The. Oaks . batted Fonder hard' In the..ejghth.t when, they overcame a" five to three lead, batted in three runs and took the game. The Oakland, infield executed four double plays, Lary being prominent in all of them.': i 3coref ? v v - ,n; i n f: Oakland v i . : . 1 . . 6 11 O Portland . . .5 15T ' 6 Craghead.. knd- Read; :.. Ponder rtugnea ana 1 Yeie. - .- SEATTLE, San 16. (APj Two rallies for 'tbree and foul" runs started la the fifth, innint off Elmer vSaea and . -continued off Date Keefe today, netted1 Seat tle tsflrst yfctory otfhte series over Sacramento. 8 ! to 6.'4 Shea pitched -oodbaal for; four In nings but blew, tp badly In the fifth. .;.; ; Score: . .-. -' R H E Sacramento s...'i...l...;....6 10 1 Seattle ....;..;..V.:.i...8 10 1 'Shea; Keefe 'ahd BeveHtf: Gra ham; 'Nance and Jenkins. : J LOS ANGELES. Sept. 16 i tAFr-Dick Moudy held the Holt ly wood stars in check , today anq hurled the San Francisco Seals to a 3 to 1 victory. The Seals bunch-; ed hits off Murphy -In the fourth! and eighth. . Score: ,"." : , R H E San Francisco .......v...".3 9 .1 Hollywood ....1 7 1 Moudy and Jolley; W. Mur-1 I phy and Agnew. Los Angeles-Mission game post poned accoupt Lindbergh. Doub- ieneader - Saturday. t .5.. . . f 30,000 YANKS FROM -- : r; U. s. open Paris' meet y (Continued from Page One) i were strung to ,' make a; JYance- Afns)yito lirbflliiv I Many of theta; were ib arranged thatahey spelled the word "Wel come? and everywhere In the city buildings displayed the Stars and Stripes . and tricolor- and- ? along great avenues and, In more fam es s-ssjuares1 of the capital high white posts havtrjbeen placed by - , . , n tA V -it. . I '; t i '- - . ' ''- BEBffiTED BrOUOGTOS liiZLL. - o ' -o the 'gdvernmeh'tta' tarry 'additi onal emblems! of ted," white and 'A wanin g : moon was f shining oni the -waters' of -Cherbourg; .bar- dot as tne jueriainan. neunea - in to the roads. It was not yet five o'clock. but; alllpherbpurgr was awake and ready to welcome' Per shing and. his mert. . ,k . . " . Greeting Extended. . Beore - dawn J French Vtofficera boarded, a tender, fittingly named '.Welcome"; and went out into the bay . to greet the. returning dough boys. .,They found General-Persh- iag in. a dressing gown and other legionnaires in. pajamas.. rThey gave their, weldpme - although they had to- cempete with impa tient jpassengers ...dpublptlmlng. It Along- the lineoleum to- am early breakfast, and early - gang , plank. ,The French ,heered the 'Amer icans and the Americans cheer ed the French as the legionnaires entered, tbo. port-led. by: General Pershing and ..Howard P.. Savage; national commander of the Amerl can Legion. The French; cheering was- contributed : by- big. crowd. French nary bands played "Mad-. elein" and "The Star- Spangled Banner" and American bands sent over by legion posts made the air merry wi th "Over TheTer and "The Marseillaise' - i . Through crwded-holiday streets and lanes of - cheering people tbe legionnaires went- to the city hall where French officials welcomed them back to the, soil they helped defend, r - t t'vk s 'ft ? ' CA5IPAIGX GETS UNDER WAY WITH XINNERT AT MARION Pastors; of churches of - all de nominations; - in a special letter from members of the executive committee have been. asked to pre sent the facts and figures relative to the new building program and announce details 'of the campaign which commences with sfkickoff dinner at the Hotel Marlon1 next Monday evening at 6:415 p. m. , The dinner meeting on Monday evening wilt be tbe first complete assembly of all workers together at the same time. ,i i Vt ; . uyer ioo woraers nave aireaay signed vd: for serviee.t the Elks Clftb campaign headquarters. Civ ic 'organizations, luncheon clubs and fraternities are busy lining p their ' representations for the din ner:. " - . " ... . -. All of tbe city's Ihatlttttlons and Industries have been asked by the executive committee to send dele gations to the diner and 'have been asked, to appoint workers to have charge of solicitation, In each. - . i A- cdmplete',TOster of .workers will be Announced on. Sunday., in asmuch as;, only ; a. partial. Hat Is available at this time. Several or ganizations ' needlhg "'additional time in which to secure the maxlf ranm number! worths. Members of the - executive Co nf mittee " expresabd themselves ' as very .well-pleased, with the splen did spirit of "I WUl" demonstrat ed by everyone approached to aid in the; . campaign, i They .predict the campaign .will ;. "go., over witn a bang" with the splendid interest being displayed by Salem citizen's and organisations. . All halt tbe world, knows about how the other half lives i that it's probably beyond its income. Ohty state Journal. , ; : ' " -Government Inspected .... ; . t. i i y , T'"'y STEUSLOFF BftOS. MAftlCET rhcr Cbuxl ah'J .. .. iUi-ih tsfiJ'K-' On and after Sept. 20 ; S OHEEIS PACIFIC MOTOR - traveling; over - principal highways will supplement Southern Pacific train service in Oregon, thus providing fasti frequent dajlime rail and highway service. ? -.' . ; ., -t The Motor' Coaches to be used by the Southern Pacific Motor1 Transport Company are silver : grey, and.. the very latest and finest, especially designed lr provide maximum safety, and. comfort, f- ? . .... -z -' FoHowiag . Is. Jlie : Slotor : Coach service ; to become effective ; Tuesday, September 20th: V " - - . - To Portland-1 8:3b a.. m'.': 10:35 a. m., 12:30. pi m 2:30 p. m.. 3:30 p. nt: 6:00"p. ml, 7135 p. m. .,.To Albany, Co?vallislEugene--9i'40,a. in.,. 11:40 a. m, 3:40 p.. . m., 5;35 P. m:, 7:40 p. m. ... , ,To Roseburg 9;40 a. m., 5:35 p. m.' . ', To AshUhd- -9:40 a. m. - Not CorvaUls-vta HarrUburt t - Similar service will be esUblished between:, ,t ' Portlands :'HI.llsboro, Forest Grove and McMinnville. v. Portland. ' Newberg. Montnoutti and Corvallls. - Portland, Oswego tand Coolu ; All classes of Southern, Paclfle railroad tickets " . . ... "win be hotibred for transportation on Southern . " pacific Motbr Coaches between he points they ' - reach and serve.-' -.-.--; . -y i y Overnight Train Service ;Save time afld nerydus energy by using convenient and I' : restful 'Pullman 'service to Southern Oregon" yjoints, . Coos Bay and Klamath Falls Ask Agent regarding this convenient service. , l ! '" ' '' . -- -Phone 80, or a pk Agent for Further Information .. , -i t U i t - Z - - s , . , . Sbiititerii Padfic V ? ; . v . City?Ti:!:ctOffirerl84 N. Liberty - J :y mmm nxifirowie TONNE Yff Til AININQ : CAMP, j LAKE VILLA, ILU, JSept.;. 18, - plledinto,uena-numey , ouy ""l turnea me pre-irai ww uv . i me CMBPtW."-'"' . I IB to ire-iur-.ii.w. ' " I m m.- ii wmms vnA first time since xunney emerea serious-training'for the tUU.epec-; I J'rSili BT Peterson of New, Orleans DyrerSr Nn hitt e7 what Fahead 2 tKrtn LnT ?JZi came to the 1500 fans . grouped about the aren4 when Gene open- ed' the day's work with, two fast rounds at the ' light" bag and an other lacfttadaisical pair on the heavy1 sack. ' ; , ' Starts' Off Slow Jack Williams, an ambitious youngster itpm Chfcago, Hulled Tunney into security with a fee-1 ble attack, in the first of three two round ..boxing sessions.' .Tunney was keen, emUng, confident in j MDempsey did no work at all to complete command of the situa-1 day, last night's showers failed to tioa every. moment.. :; a- v Then came Chuck .Wiggins .of Indianapolis. the. - slugging heavy-1 weight who . opened an inch, cut ntf TnnneT1 rlrht eve. several days ago.. Primed to give Gene the type of battie he must expect against Dempsey. Chuck sailed straight into tbe champion held nttYinr hAlr gnil Iha hattln of the day was on. w-j t. ;. Sweeping left hooks and over - hand rights crashed . into. Gene's tieafl and hodv." Just as fast as the champion and equally, smart in taking t advantage : of every . open ing, Wiggins took: Tunney by sur prise and nettled mm in fierce ex- Changes with the suddenness of the; attack. Despite the swab of tape -Gene' still wears. -above his right eyei Wiggins slapped ' left jabs and hooks to the injured op tic. Solid rights bounced oft the champion's chin and Chuck slip ped many solid punches into Tun-1 ney's body despite Gene's careful defense 1 -rt: Gene Fights' Back ' But te . champiool Wis not , to! stand, for .such actions without a struggle. In the second session be bore down . upon Wiggins, lips drawn in a snarl, rlppihg solid left"; hooks. lo the' body .that forc ed; the bounding.. blonde to clinch and hold On. . Gene . found the range, too, with bi&. rlgbt and dropped .short.. , clubbing smashes on - Chuck's chin. . Warmed, up to, fighting pitch Gene continued slugging against Billy; VIdabeck In the third bout. Especially did .Gene strive to tip Billy : off balance with a sharp left jab before crashing his right hand to the chin. ."TbaV said Chuck. Wiggins, "Was tbe finest workout Tunney has had here. His timing was be autiful and bow he , socked me. Everything he did was great." , i ' Tunney on the other hand -was I not especially., pleased. , .with the drill. . He said he ,felt .slow . and soggy, thit his weight was too hieh. Gene believes that he la not k yet on edge. His weight is about J 1m V l 'it vi i . MEAT yyi Phorel32S i.$,y COACHES -) 1UGI SAY GiimCS 3 FIJ5LD, . : CRETja . s , lLL.i Sejpt; ' 1-AP) Boxing critics who " watched Jack Demn- ier vork oat nnder ' - floodlights last night wd. expressed , some lZt at his', sparring" partners. X-.K A - 4 fr. i -. v' of A-ei tralAlne 1VT n a par Tn P.. I'lTlin.tllfd trwiav t lomi o the gloom ex- today at some of ; the gloomy ex w - , Af m; l...- r(. Sd thVir snort pages H ed especially , tbe comment thai pressions' of newspapermen as re- rWhenui Joldhe pyf ;they cpttld,come and watch Jack at Jils rllf ibv ,f did not sav thev .?fST?i,?fikfJ said Flynn. "Jbey Jwill. aee . him, Jtight next Thursday night, not before. He is ' getting . ready In the .tight way nd boxing just enough. Tnv in there every moment; on top : of bim every round, holding him back when be feels the urge to cut loose with some fighting. I That's the spirit I want to save I up1 for next Thursday, I cool oft the race course so uemp- I sey eliminated his morning road work and afternoon hag punching, I ' -J --.i-.if WHAI dMlln HAoWMAI I f nflV UUIPli'tiAc I . . DUl, WnlUfl tlAd . (Continued from' Page One) I , . . n i i... H S - las to the parentage of the child be i nursea of 1 thft ffl81)11ted child, nurses and doc 4Aa Mr. Sam r Smith" that r kv oh. I then discovered tha the child she had. in her . arms was a girl and hospital officials then explained to Get K . -a. T ' , like keenness : A sDeedr. "'It-"C The ItAZOU That Sharpens Itself i! that irvras a c!eTtTroT.,ifc The same day MrsASam. Smith naby was.borntwa other. women by; the name ot Smith gave DirtA i Mr. ana Airs, sam-smim noio that there-wa a shuffle-of babies and that hospital officials in. some, manner lost ldentmcation oi their babyH gfylng,lt. to another mother,, wbile they, revived , a girl fa Its piace. . v' ;:,lr - Nurses V- attending. Mrs. Smith; have said they erroneously told. the attending physician the baby . : INVITE US TO YOUR .NEXT. BLOWOUT . , r ; Kdeb'SnlUIilfJ WllTl - I tCllyS" ' SBIITH & - T High'&' Court a New Thrill in sr jkw t. wjyw 'i -v crura r:ii "14 . 1 IT " -J ' . rpilE Valet AutoStroir is tiie oply razor that sharpens' its o"wn" bIacIesI; A few s&oKes oh its strop restore the blade to new- Sharjien it, tKeri shaVe tHerf clean-all in a jiffy and 'without rerhoving; the blade from thcholder. " - ' 5 ' l' f; 4 " - . This is a iif fetentp does n't get duller and duller until it must t.. be thrown away. comfortable sKHVe every tim unifbririlyfprfedt;r Aii end tb'i'pulliris:' An end to wasting tinted . 4 There's no shave like if," men say. Why miss this supreme im- provement.. :r.. , ... Aatotitrop Safety fUzbr CoI. CSi ilrst Avenue. New York City f -U I ' -J i 1 mm REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. '. a- .. ; - ... .; v - was sr boy.- wten-Inr fact it was a girLj Jhe doctor- who .attended the; other two, llrs.? rAtJis, who now nurse boys,, said tt.athe .was certain his pa talents bad received the right; children"." 'Both Smith families- assart-they, have their own children. ; ' . Jersey beach reporters cshjplala that a lpt' or garbage Is appearing along the shore near fbe p6ftular, bathing places. This wifl abiq the clams to make their bw&..v.4oyr. der. . -; please us both "unless our customers are r sell theni WE 'carmot be pleased- . That is one of the. reasons why .we sell Kelly-Springfield Tires they please our custom er by, giving them ex cellent tire service and better than full value for their t money and .they please us because when the tires finally wear out our customers come back for more - of the same kind. WATKINS Streets. - Phone 44 1 . fx 4i i Shaving : ,Yr III UULJLJ A i i : ; A. i way, ot-incresslag taa hazards. character and makeup.-,