They Win for'Illinois
Diamond Broker is Nabbed
With Biff Amount of Con
cealed Stones on Him
BELLINGHAM. Wn. J a & > 9 .
— Caught in un attempt To pasn
United States customs officials
late yesterdny with diamonds val
ued a t,14,000 or 16,000 concealed
on his person, Harry Winters, Se
attle diamond broker, was arrest
ed and charged with smuggling
He waa bound over by George
Downer. United States commis
sioner in the' federal grand Jury
in Seattle. Bal! was set at
»500.
Seventeen
uncut diamonds,
two diamond stickpins, a watch
and other articles Were found.
The diamonds he had concealed In
his hat.
the 1 BULL FIGHTER PAWNSHOP
llty l
FOUNDED IN MEXICO CITY
or
MEXICO CITY, (UP) — Juan
in- 8Ilvetl. a matador known as the
hen "Tiger of Guanapuato”, has been
'
elected president
of the bull
fighters pawn-shop recently or-
*wa ganlzed here. Luis LeonK Secre
tary of Agriculture, and formerly
Bn ’ a banderlllero, waa elected vlce-
president.
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1
The members of the 'roard of <11-
tlle rectors Include many prominent
” n" members of the bull-fighting pro
fession. The Institution waa or
ganized for the purpose of assist
ing fighters out of work or finan
Advertís^ In -file lAIlaga
cially embarrassed.
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snake swallow««! ' »mother
equally aa large at • fr«e «xiibi-
tlon for a oollege elasa in saologf
during a claaa period at the Haya
State Teachers’ College here.
Prof. L. B. Wooster, of the
biology department, placed a king
snake and a blue racer of almost
exactly the same else in a - glass
cage to watch the “ performaoce.**
W itout any preliminaries the
king snake promptly wrapped
himself about the blue racer and
SNAKE »WALLOWS SNAKE
IN COLLEGE CLASSROOM commenced to swallow his com
panion. The 'm e a l”
required
about
two
hours
in
the
taking,
HAYS, Rons.. June 29.— (UP)
RKADIltG HIGHLAND*. tfttfc
Jack Rose or t i l . vfllaga ta tkg
breeder o f an aauaeol atraJn
chickens. Thu ht»a lay a<Sk e«-
cumbor-ehaped. yellow In color
apd containing three yolks. Re
cently a setting o f eight qt the
eggs hatched ottt Id chick*
STOCK REDUCING
Changing conditions indicate to us that less yardage goods and moie ready-to-use and
ready-to-wear merchandise is the most desirable plan for the futurure of this store. You
will profit in proportion as you take advantage of the many low price offerings during
this sale.
we T F O'Connell and E A Shoaff of the
•am O'Connell won the W estern Conierem
lurnnment und. paired with K'.ionff copped
the Big Ten net resu lts were pretty m uch
Hotel Porter is
Blamed for Loss
NEW YORK. June 29.— (UP)
— Hope Felton is suing the Ritz-
Carlton Hotel company for »11 -
495, claiming one of The hotel
porters lost Jewcrly valued »t that
amount when she sent him to the
railroad station for her baggage BY RICILVRD H. STREET, M. D.
Member Gorga« Memorial ^Insti
WANTS OTHERS TO BENEFIT tute.
(Written for the United Press)
ALSO
CHICAGO. June 28.— (U P) —
"Please publish this statement
Fourth of July, lockjaw, and
as I want people everywhere to
death!
know of the wonderful benefits I
How often the three occur In
have derived from the use of
the same sentence In the newspa
Foiey Pills, a diuretic stimulant to
pers describing a sad aftermath of
the kidneys." Mrs. A. G. Wei 13^
Rocky Mount, N. Car., long suf this e a r ly - itimmer celebration.
Not only is it sad for a person to
fered physical distress and that
die of"lockJaW, but ft is sad to
“always tired” feeling which re realize that death could have been
sults when kidneys and bladder
prevented had a physician been
are not working properly. Re consulted in time.
member that the "always tired”
Despite the campaign for a
feeling shows something physical I sane and safe Fourth, the holiday
ly wrong, and what Foley Pll>8 brings in its train accidental gun
have done for others, they can shot woupds, wounds caused by
d o ‘ for you. Ask your druggist the explosions of cannon crackers
for Foley Pills. Sold everywhere. which someone supposed had gone
— No. 1 out.
So beware on the Fourth of
July! Beware that you do not In
jure yourself or your neighbor.
And, Jf the unexpected does han-
pen. as often it does on the Fourth
of July, take no chances with thia
horrible way of passing over the
great divide. Report immediate-
ly to your family doctor for the
anti-tetanic serum, or
shots
which will prevent the occurrence
of lockjaw.
The germs of lockjaw, known
as tetanus bacilli, are found in the
soil, almost everywhere. Thats
why It Is so ear yfor these germs
to enter your body should It be
torn by a violent explosion. Peo
ple whose duties require their
presence in the fcounfry most of
the time, are susceptible te the
disease after injury because the
germs are so widly distributed.
This is true especially oC fanners,
who like soldiers in front line
trenches, are confronted with the
chance of acquiring the disease
easily.
But scientific medicine has
found a means of protecting you
from death by lockjaw. It has
produced a serum which counter
acts the poison, which the tet-
nnns germs causes to be produe-i
ed within the body. Twitching of
the muscles may be the nearest
approach to lockjaw upon admin
istration of the protective rerun)
Otherwise there would be.' in
MUSIC
SHEET MUSIC
The Ijate Popular Pieces
New Phonograph Records
It reinqttied for Team,
tirsi «Ionian to win
fiud.crs con ten
Mn
rt.r.ch woman living i
Tex . bent five ni'-n
p. iX<? Ur a reCk.'.t
SOUTH BKND. In., June 29 —
If the law permits, Judge Chester
L. Uucomb announces that he is
going to purchase a heavy black-
snake whip and sentence **wtfQ-
beaters to i s many lashes as they
have struck blows in the domestic
fray.
—A
—
Bla^k Optics Win
Divorce For Wife
MILWAUKIE. Wia., June 29.—
Her story of a hefy hnaband w in
handet} her an average of four
black eyes a month won e dl/orce
for Eleanor Reis. During her
marriage from March. 1919, to
September, 1925, she said, she
carried 312 separate and distinct
“shiners."
Wife Beaters to
Get Black Snake
ELHARPS BOOK STORE
SHEETS
Linen Toweling
25c to 27c Quality
81x90 Bridals .
29c Glass Toweling
81x90 Saxons .
50c C ro ssb a r..........
81x90 Ft. Mills
Bedspreads
TABLE LIN EN
W e d n e s d a y N ig h t. J u n e 3 0
75c Printed Sateen Coat Lining
39c to 45c q u a lity .......... 29<
$1.50 Sol Satin Premier, 32 in,
width .......... ....................... 75c
75c Stripe Chprmeuse . . . . 49c
IleaVy 22x44 size
Rayon Vests, Pink and O rchid.......................... 79c
$2.75 Georgette Teddies, a comfortable hot weather
undergarment— Now .........................................$1.98
$2.45 Pongee Bloomers now a t ..... .....................$1.98
•
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$3.45 Pongee Teddies, lace trim m ed ................ $2.95
$4.95 Pongee Gowns, now on sale a t ................ $4.45
$1.50 Strideaway Sateten Sport Bloomers.......$1.19
$2.45 Strideaway Cotton Charmeuse Bloomers, $1.65
$1.98 Outsize Broadcloth Princess Slips'.........,~$1.45
Childrens Hose
50c Allen A. Fine Rib, Black,
Brown, G r e y ...........
3
35c Allen A Hose , ................ 2
HAS 22 INCH BOOT OF PURE
THREAD SILK.
Mule by Larry S la t t o aad Ute Famaw Players Orchestra
A d m is s io n 11.10 L a d le s F»«e
t ..........-08c
Sample line of Outsize Silk Crepe Gowns and En
velopes Chemise marked 1-3 less.
Silk Hose
10 to fifi per, osat
DISCOUNT
$2.25 Man O’War S m ocks......... .........
Underwear
Blue Crane
Everfast
Super • Broadcloth
.
Laces— Braids
Dress Trimmings
48c 20x40 size ..
50o Values .
75c Values .
$1.00 Values
Kimono Crepe
scrims and marquisette«,
SATEENS
$3.75 72-in. Linen
Rubber Tea Aprons
One lot up to 25c valut« ia
Printed Sateèn
ing closed out in this sale.
$1.19 Outsize Muslin Gowns, how a
BIG OPEN AIR DANCE
One lot mill end prints at 20c
29c Quality
Very flue silk finish is under
wear shades, $1.50 y ^ um at
$2.75 72-in. Linen
25c 17x35 size ..
Curtain Sçrvms .
39c Serpentine Crepe, fast
color, good designs for kimono
All kinds of spreads are be
Turkish Towels
Plisse Crepe
$2.25 Hoover Style Aprons ..........x..... .
$1.65 Indian Head Coverall Aprons ...
One Lot Print and Cretonne Dresses ..
Corduroy House R obes.........................
$1.25 Two-Clasp Silk G loves...............
$5.95 Silk Parasols, Rainproffed .......
, »
,1 .
Embroidered Plisse Crepe G ow ns......
$3.95 Plisse Crepe 2-Piece Pajamas ...
$2.50 Childrens Wool Bathing Suits ...
Girls Sleeveless Slipon Sweaters ..........
$7.50 and $8.50 Lumberjack Sweaters
$1.25 Bobolink Silk Hose, n o w ....... ....
Wamer7s Corsets
$1.75 W rap -arou n d s...........11.40
$3.50 Wrap-arounds ............. 12.98
$5.00 W rftp-arounds........... $3.96
$2.00 Corsellette................ $1.65
$1.90 B a e k U « .
$2.75 Back Lace
$3.75 Book Lace
$6.00 Book Lace.