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TIRST
NATIONAL VBANI
WASHINGTON, Aug.. 6. The
port of Varna, Bulgaria, soon will
celebrate Its 2.600th anniversary,
In 1920 Plymouth, Mass., celebra
ted Its 800th anniversary and
thought It showed some signs of
age. Jamestown, Va bad a ter
centenary celebration In 1007.
These American communities are
still babes In swaddling clothes
compared with the Black Sea port
or Bulgaria.
Verna dntes back among the an
cienis. us agq la visualised by
tho National Geographic Society In
these terms f
"Varna waa born.n tho
Hint cgypi was made a Persian
province, tha bbw Cyrus take
Babylon, thit heard Salon's ploa
iir reiorniinat the Athenian run,
stitution, and experienced the
founding of the Roman Republic."
Aside from that Varna might be
yDrana new community haskln In
Khe Balkan sunlight. It flourished
wnen the famous cities of Eurnno
London, Paris, Berlin, Moscow
were not yet dreamed of. So In
point of continuous existence the
Bulgarian seaoort takes rank with
ine ancient c ties of the world.
While so nany centuries have
come and gone since Varna was
born, the community 1b strangely
moaarn for bo ancient a city. It
boasts Its breakwater and Its
quays, lis public library, woman's
college and branch national bank,
Hot to mention sundry and various
other official and business struc
tures, all of which are new since
Bulgaria gained an autonomous
Identity back In 1876.
Vnrna nestles on the hilly north
shore of the Bny of Varna, near
the Roumanian frontier. Rouman
ian acquisition of the Dobrudja as
a result or the world War was a
blow to the Bhlpplng of the ancient
port, but It continues to carry on.
Delving Into history. It Is found
that Varna was having Its 300th
birthday when a strip of territory:
now roughly comprising both Bul
garia and Serbia was known as
Moesla, a not very conspicuous pro
vince of the Roman Kmplre. Ac
cording to report, the Romans
quired this region along about 25
B. C. from the Celts. A colony
of Milesians Is supposed to have
been there. The Milesians are a
legendary early Irish race, so Var
na Might with entire propriety
Invite an Irish delegation to her
2,600th celebration. A Jaunt there
might appeal to Da Valora.
To Bulgarians of to-day Varna
Is In a very literal senBe the Ply
mouth and Jamestown of their
country. With the Slavs and tho
Avars, the Bulgarians swarmed In
to Europe In the sixth century, the
Bulgarians establishing a thriving
kingdom In South Russia botwuen
the Volga and the Danube. In the
same century a colony of , Bulgar
ians pressed on south of the Dan
ube and established themselves at
Varna.
Like the Normans In England
the conquerors were in tlmo ab'
Borbed by the conquered.
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NOAH'S ARK IS
DUPLICATED IN
PANAMA ODDITY
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 0. A I
Noah's ark laboratory la the '
heart of a six square iniie jun- '
gle has been opened by scientists
right In tbe world's greatest
maritime highway. Dr. Davis
Fairchild, chief plant explorer of
the department of agriculture,
bis sent bis collesgnei here word
of tbe inauguration of this scien
tists' paradise, Barra Colorado
Island, in Uafuo lake, Panama
canal, f ,
Bsrra Colorado Inland was
formed when tbe valleys shout
it were flooded by the Impound
ing of tbe waters of the Charges
river to form Gut urn lake. It re
sembles Noah's ark, in that there
gathered ss the waters rose near
ly every form of animal life,
seeking escape from tbe Mains
flood.
Half a doxen well known scien
tists Inaugurated the research
work this summer.
F
WARSAW,' Aug. 0. W) A Bol
shevik band, nnnrd with machine
guns and bombs, hns r.ilclwi the Polish
town of Ktolpce, (Stolbtsy), south
west of Minsk, say dispatches re
ceived here. The raiders released
prisoners from the juil and pillaged
the postoffice and railroad station.
mashing the telegraph and telephone
instruments sj that the news wis not
transmitted to Warsaw until the af
fair was over.
The rnldera were repulsed from the
tox collector's offices by employes
PLAW TOCUT JAP
1:1 FORCE
TO BE INCREASED
TOKTO, Aujr. 6 Op) -A committee
Of officers appointed to consider
the rG-organiziitfon of the Japanese
army has decided to recommend that
the army be decreased from Us
present 21 divisions to 18 divisions,
according to the vernacular news
papers. It Is the purpose to effect
economics to enable the expansion
of the air force as announced by
Lieutenant General Iiulugakl, min
ister of war. In the diet las month.
The recommendation of the com
mittee Is subject to the approval of
the minister of war and the cabinet.
The final re-organ iiatlon program,
however, will probably be postponed
until the return to Japan of Ger
a Wad a, now in the United States.
General Wad a headed a mission to
Kurope to observe general condl
tiona there.
Awarded New YorkCotton Exchange
JZ1"ttiLAHM Prize for Year's Best Building
den's 3rd Add. Eugene, f 1.
E. Ia Saaford et uz to Portlsnd
Trust Co., part of lot 5, block 23,
Huddleaton's Ext. AddU Eugene, $10.
Floyd R. Lawson, trustee, to O. F.
Ilaney. tract Twp. It 8. B. W $4000.
Lowell M. Deavoura et ux to (1. (t.
Stratton et ux, tract in block 4, Haw-
ley's Add., Eugene.
G. It. Carr et nx to T. F. Kabler,
lota 1-2, section M, Twp. 18 B. K.
W., $10.
Eugene P. Walters at n to Lewis
Jj. Hinipson et ux, lot 10, block 11,
Gross Add., $10.
University Youth
Wins Fame By His
Mountain Climbing
WASHINGTON, D. C Dudley
Nantell, 1!) years old. a University of
Minnesota student, while working on
his summer vacation as a "lowly bus
boy" in Many Glacier Hotel, Glneier
National '1'nrk, has risen to the height
of fame as the"llumsn Fly of the
Itoeay Mountains, accoruinx 10 re
ports reaching the bureau of national
parks. ,
lie climbs almost perpendicular
mount iin' peaks with apparent ease.
and the wonder of his feats is that he
never saw moiintn'ns until he got this
summer vacation job as a "wheeler of
dirty clinhen" iu tbe mountain resort
hotel.
Niintell Is looked upon as a."mir
ado man" by old mountaineers' in the
TO SCALE EVEREST
GENEVA, Aug. B. Switxcrland Is
preparing a national expedition which
will attempt to ascend Mojnt Everest,
where the English failed. The leader
of the Swiss team, scheduled to start
In 1H2R, is a well known Swiss Alpin
ist who already has had experience
In the Malnyunia mountains. His as
sistants will te some of Switzerland's
climbers, nons over 85 yenrs old.
The Swiss intend omitting the
heavy oxygen apparatus carried by
the Ennlish expedition. Instead, they
will carry small phlsls of compressed
snd liquid oxygen to be Injected by
syringe and needle Into the arteries.
If overcome 'y breathing difficulties.
and police after a fight in which one I Uocky Mountain region, andthe tour
employe and seven policemen were iats ' watch his cliiiiblnj stunts with
killed. Polish cavalry going to their I mai ki d uwe. He recently cl nilied up
aid was greeted with a burst of ma-1 the Garden Wall, the Hh?erest portion
chine gun -fire, and a regular brittle 0f the continental dialde.
followed. The raiders escaped. Irnv-
ing a number of wounded, who were
made prisoners.
Cavalry (forces are after the bond,
with some prospect of its capture, ac
cording to latest reports. Some of
the raiders, It Is stated, wore the reg
ulation Soviet arm; uniform, bearing
red stars.
Washington Again
Scene of Raid By
Prohibition Crew
WASHINGTON. Aug; . The fash
ionable T,o paridls and hotel roofs
were raided again last night in. the
polite, almost noisi less manner re
cently t.doptcd ". y Washington prohl-.
bitlon ' sgenta. Two nrrests were
made, the man In each case, ss usual,
being invited to aceonipsny the raider
to the neurest police stution, where ho
is allowed to post collateral for ap
pearance.. This was the third ra'd
within the last few weeks at the I.e
V ridis.
John D's Old Teacher
Is Still His Friend
Cutter to Pick Up
American Refugees
GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. ti
The revenue cutter Comanche, sta
tioned here is under orders to
(WEfill, X. Y. It is, perhaps, lit
tle known to the world that .lohn D.
Rockefeller numbers among his clos
est friends Mis. Sussi J. Ijfo of
Uwego. Wut Uwego people believe
that there is no other person outside
the 'circle of h s Immed.ute relatives
whom Mr. Itocketelier holds in such
hitch regard. This lifelong friendship
I had its foundation i4 years ago wheu
I the two were schoo!mates at the dis
i trict school in the Hhrwatba neigh
borhood, three m les caakof Uiis vil
' lave.
. The future oil magnate wus 11
years old ond Mrs., Lite, then Miss
Susan I. a Monte, was W. She Is 00
now. She helped bim in his studies
when he was a backward student and
he has never forgotten-that he owes
lier a debt of gratitude, lie has jok
ingly referred to her as Ms best tea
cher. For several years Mr. Rockefeller
lias not failed to visit ber at ber
home in -Uwego while ou the annual
pilgrimage to the scenes of his boy
hood. Only last week when he spent
two nights in Oweuo he found oppor
tunity to call three tiinc-a upon Mrs.
Life the last time nt T o'clock in the
morning to say Rondby before start-
JfEXICO CITY. Aug. 5. W The
belief of the Mexican government that
robbery waa the principal motive for
the killing of Mrs. Bosalie Evans, the
British subject who wsa shot to death
from ambush near Texmelucan Sat
urday night, is reiterated in a foreign
office bulletin. ' 1
Officials previously had expressed
disbelief that the crime was the re
sult of the agrarian' agitation which
aimed at forcing Mrs. Evans to con
sent to the division of her hacienda,
the legal proceedings in which hsd be
come an incident between the Mex
ican and British government, although
th's possibility is conceded.
The- foreign office bulletin echoes
the expressions of President Obregon
in calling attention to the energy with
which the federal and state anthori
ties are pushing the inoolry into the
case and endeavoring to run down the
assassins. ;
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party of American refugees It ha8"'S bl'k toluslwmcntlrr town
$15 Week Left Dogs;
$10 Week For Mother
NEW YOHK. Hy the terms of the
point on the Mexican coast othor:will of .Mrs. Maude T. Vause. who
been learned from officers of the
cutter. Orders state that the mas
ter of the cutter Is to report to
the American consul at Tamplco.
who will direct him where to find
the party, presumably at some
than Tamplco. Tho refugees are to
be taken to Philadelphia.
New Cedar Rates
Ordered Suspended
WASHINGTON, Aug. n Proposed
new schedule i to establish joint
through rates on cedar lumber and
shingles from north Pscifio coast
points to southern dentin itiomi tudiy
were ordered Mispended by the inter
state commerce commission from Aug
ust II to December 1.
The propose! new rates would be
generally liieher the existing
combination rotes.
SENTENCED TO
A LIVING DEATH
Rescued By Korex After Flu
Nearly Got Him
"After having the flu four
months," siiys Harry R. llttlnea ot
Cardin, Oklahoma, "I enme out In
a condition worse than death. I
had no vigor, strength or courage.
After tnklng korex, I gained 10
pounds right away and It Boemod
to put new life Into my nerves
and made my blood circulate fas
ter. Now I am full of pep again."
Today, many months later, Mr.
Haines still feels aa "good as new."
according to Ilia own statement.
According to enthusiastic users,
the benefits of korex are complete
and lasting. Thousands the world
over are now using this wonder
compound. Weary and worn-out
men and women, sufferers from
musculur pain, lack ot appetite.
lessened vigor and low glandular
activity, will bo Interested in learn
ing that the American, distributors
of korex compound have arranged
for korex compound to be aold In
Eugene at Allen's Drug store and
Red Cross Drug company. Ask
about korex compound the next
time you are In thla drug store.
Four Overcome By
Gas From a Sewer
NEW ORLEANS. La., Aug. R.
d'ed Saturday in her home. No. S.I
Halsey street, Brooklyn, filed yenter
dsy in Surrogate's Court, lirooklyn,
her three Italian greyhounds are left
to Mamie I. Vause, her sister-in-law.
with nn allowance of a week for
the maintenance of each.
Mrs. Vnuse's mother, Mrs. Emms
W. VeiinR. who lives nt her lute
dsnghtcr's summer place in Mattituck,
U I., Is bequeathed a weekly allow
ance of ?10. .
"I feel assured my siHter-in-lnw will
find i way to care for my pets the
same as I wmild," the will reads.
"In she event they must be cared
for by another, si !cn and caro must
be found for them where kindness
will he tendered. No child or children
in said home, and I direct that $5 a
week be paid their puardian for each
of them."
A petition filed with her will values
her estate nt more thnn glO.OOO in
Four' men. a taxicah' driver and three ! real and more than 1iMK In.personnl
The
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it iAX(Wmm
"'ii"'a"-ui
negro labor, arc dead nn a rem tit of
being overcome Ite yesterclny by fan
iu a sewer. Four other pernoi.ii, en
Rdftrd In rettruQ work, were pros
t rated by bent.
Kxcept for tbe firwt nero. who en
tered tbe man hole, each lost bin life
while trying to navo the otheri.
Smoke Eaters of
West Hold Meet
PASADKXA. Cal.. An, it. Prob
lems confronted by the fire-fighter.
n flout, nwhore. in wooded canyon
crowded harbors, city streets or
fields were the order of the day, at
fire chiefs of nine western states as
scinMed for the opening session here
this morning, for the 3 1st annual con
vention for the PsHTc Coast Associa
tion of Fire Chiefs.
property. The awter-m-iaw dcsuics
her legacy in dogflesh, gets $100; a
son. Normnn .T. Vause of Xo. 152
Kaiser street, $100; a daughter. Mrs.
Natalie .1. Holly of No. lo:i Waverley
Place, Brooklyn, tbe residue of tho
estate, including both of her, mother's
residences.
Crippled Portland
Man Ends Own Life
WASHINGTON. Aug,
dent Coolidge today accepted the for
mal resignation of Charfea B. War
ren os ambassador to Mexico.
In a statement accompanying bi
reaignation, whHi waa nude pubtie at
the White House, with the letter of
President Coolidges acceptance, Jfr.
Warren criticised the Wilson admin
istration's policy in Mexico and de
clared American property and rights
would be protected there under the
new rcbtons between tbe two ca
tions. !
"President Coolidge praised Ambas
sador Warren's part in restoring dip
lomntic relations with Mexico.
' "Your mission to Mexico," the
president said, 'haa been attended
with the moat gratifying racers You
have aolved many of the perplexing
questions and especially have provid
ed for the protection of American life
and American property, and the set
tlement of disputed claims. ,
I 'resident Coolidge is expected to
name a successor aa soon as the ne
cessary exchange, of diplomatic for
malities in connection with, snch a
procedure can be carried out with
Mexrcor - It i understood the new
ambassador will be chosen from out
side the present diplomatic corps.
First prize for the best building
erected in downtown New York
during the year 1923 has just been
awarded to the New York Cotton
i Exchange building. The award u
k TT.ftDt i made anrrualiy by the Downtown
r nnnn Rjtrh.r. New York, is the
architect who designed the build
ing, the beauty of which has
caused wide comment among
architects and builders through
out this country and Europe.
In Boston the Harleaton Parker
Gold Medal has just been awarded
by the Boston Society of Archi
tects to Parker,. Thomas & Rice
for their design of the John Han
cock Life Insurance building. The
artistry of this striking building
,IS
STILL ON RECORDS
SATJCM. Or., Aug". fj, Since
Geortfo Park or la outsldaV the Juris
diction' of the supreme court, by
reason of having? been hanared for
kllllns; Sheriff Dunlap ot I-.lnn coun
ty, no move will be made for a re
instatement or nin appeni aceormni
to a letter received by tho courts
tndny Trom William G. Smith or
Portland, who waa Parker's attor
ney. Tho nppenl was never com
pleted tn the supreme court and was
among; a long list of casca recently
dismissed by the court.
"I have Just received your letter
Announcing that the supreme court
hn8 dismissed the fftate vs Tarker
for lack of preeeeutlon," writes At
torney Smith, "and owing to the
fact thnt Mr. Parker is without
the jurisdiction of the court at this
time, we do not doem It advlsahl
to move for a reinstatement ot the
appeal."
POHTI.ANO. Ore., Aug. 5. Ar
thur W. Undley. G'J. crippled ex-rail-
iron d man, ended his life early today
oj by taking-poisun in his room of a
hotel here, according to a report oy
the pol'ce. He walked on crushes and
officers believe despondency over his
condition was tbe motive for his act.
German Divorces
Doubling, Report;
Aug. iV Hivorce is
Roseburp Firetruck
Bonds Sell Readily
nOKKIU'nO. Ore.. Aug. n.-Citr
of ItoHcburg firetruck bnnds In the
sum of (liYOOO brought a premium
Sun's Rays To Be
Used As Fuel, Is
Expert's Prophecy
CHICAGO, Aug. 6. Fuluro gen
erations may use the sun's rays
for fuel in two ways should the
coal oil now available run out, ac
cording to William A. Noyes, as
sistant professor ot the depart
ment of chemistry, University of
ChlcnRO. Tho raya may be used1
to charge storage batteries or to
build up some compound which
may be, burned, he said.
The use of mirrors haa the dis
advantage ot being available only
on sunny days, Prof. Noyes assert
ed. He stated thnt at noon each
squnre Inch of the earth's surface
receives enough heat from the sun
to heat one pound or water one
degree in 26 minutes and a. square
mile receives the same energy in
an hour which could be obtained
by burning 300 tons ot coal.
Replacing coal by the aun'a raya
might be done only to a limited
extent, he said.
HKTtr.lX
steadily ou the Incline in Hernianr. j of W0 when sold Inst ninhM Srven
according to recent statistics, which
show that the number of legal sepsra.
tions being granted uow is virtually
double the number of ten yesrs ago.
Infidelity wsa the cause of 53 per
; cent of the divorces in tiertnsny last
; year, the nira being to blame In the
greatest number of the cases, accord
ing to cm.rt rwords.
POWDER PUFP BEAUTY 8HOP
titop in on your way down town
and let ua look you over. We do
that shingle bob just right, also
marcollng and hot I'ohaco sham
poo. Hob trim or shingle with
curl 60c. Itoom 230 Zumwalt
Bldg., 7th and Wlllaiutlto, i'honel Try uena
I Cigar,
DANCE
Moonlight dance every Saturday
and Wednesday night at Springfield
open air pavilion. v U
DANCE
At New Trisngl. Lata pavilion,
very Saturday Bight, u
Special for a OooU
b:ds were submitted. priMunmis rune
iiig from j;i70.-0 to $0011 being offer
ed. The bonds are being used to pur
chase a new fire engine and equip
ment. v
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Theater I. Kdivsrda et nx to It. V.
Ilohinson. part of lot ID. block 4. Osk
ridie. $10.
1.. K. Hodges et ux to William M.
Dillon, trai-t In lot 0J. College Crest
Add.. Kugene. IO.
Albert It. Tiffany et tn to Krnest
A. Stacks et in. part of lot 0, block
2, Shsw's 2nd Add.. Kugene. gill.
Kobert XI. Uullpitt to Mark T.
Firming, tract at llth and Tjler St.
Knrene. $1.
Fred t). Stirkcls. sheriff, to C. K.
Norewtt, tract Twp. 11) S. 11. 3 V
$:t-.M0.KO.
i 1). Jones et ui to C. H I4Def '
likewise caused widespread
interest, '
Both prlxe winning structures
are beautifully taeed with Indiana
limestone. This stone from the
hilla ot the Hoosler state bas en
tered into innumerable awards
this year, and recently was chosen
as the building material for to
new Tribune Tower in Chicago,
the architectural design for which
brought prises of SX00.000. Archi
tects are now using Indiana lime
stone more and more in facing
buildings of other materials, be
cause of the high merit of de-
New ; York's Cotton Exchange
building is declared to be one of
the most artistic structures erect
ed tn recent years. -
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SALEM, Ore., Aug. .1. Dr. II. E.
Kelty, county jmlse of Lake county,
lias written Governor Tierce appeal
ing for assistance for the sheepmen
of that county in shipping their lambs
eastward, for feeding purposes. It is
impossible to send them east without
shipping through northern California,
and Colorado and Nebraska, the feed
ing states, refuse to admit them be
cause of the recent foot and mouth
disease' menace in . California. The
portion -of California thronch which
the lambs would bo shipped bas not
been affected by the diseiisc. Tbe gov
ernor has turned the communication
over to Dr. AV. II. Lytic, stato vctcr-
inslfin.
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TO GUARD SUBSCRIBERS
If your paper is not delivered
by 6 o'clock every night please
telephone 1200 before 7:30 P.
M. Deliveries will be wade from :jc
the office up to that time. k
EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY
No collection, no fee. No entrv fee
or dues,- 774 Willamette, Alta King.
Attorney. , If
THE BUTTOf! SHOP
Pleating,. Buttons and Hemstitch
ing. 80 7th Ave. East. Pacne J.715-J.
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Try Eugene Special for a Good
Cigar.
Insure with Henry Troasp, 33 W 9th
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LOS AXGELKK .
youths and a trin u5'. .&-Ets,
girls, all of the tln nT
of gge, are in cust. "he,
bandit ausp.ct,. V,slin
participated in more lianiif f
and robberies, im-Uidin- n.
near here last Friday of B.tJ.1''
motion picture actre88, h. u
eral diamond ,ing8 and t f! , ' "
f ul highwaymen. "
The gang operated in , . 1
bile, officers relate, the for,.?''
elry obtained. In .., i.u "lt i.
the girl members of the l0"
the money paid their !. ,
es. jeweiry and furs TalUPd ,T
were recovered in c-innection wi of
arrests. ""a Ut
MAY BE STUHB
SALEM,
a preliminary repo
terday by Osw
Ore.. Aui. K. ... .
Port files ,;'T!
1'' w.s. s '"
of the special cornrni,,.: ."""u
by Governor Plercs to n,;,w
the sales of stocks and b0i.'
Oregon, a more extended reMjTJ!
ba filed shortly which uTZZ
nor says "will take th hlr m.
The governor withhold
tlon as to the nature of th.
inary report. In a statement aoi
at tho time the special commif
was appointed he said ha hM
Informed that millions of aolhjTf,
virtually wormiens securitiei ul
TO GUARD SUBSCRIBERS
He If your paper is not ii;;,.,j .
jt by 6 o'clock every nigbt p! l
ik telephone 1200 before 7:3 p
M. Deliveries will be made fro i
the office up to that time. . I
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FRIEiyiHEl!
Tell him to take Cod LhO0
for a couple of months ud nt
enough good, healthy flesh on lit
boneB to look like a real man.
Tell him he won't have to ml I
low the nasty oil with a tlthj
taste, because the McCoy tab
atorlas, of New York, are m
putting up Cod Liver Oil In iupr
coated tablet form.
Ask for- McCoy's Cod Liver M
Tablets. Linn Drug Co., W. 1
Kuykendall, Carroll Pharmacy ui
every druggist worthy tho nui I
sella them 60 tablets, CO cult I
Any man or woman can put e I
five pounds ot healthy flesh I
thirty days, or the money paid letl
the tablets will be refunded. I
' One woman put on fifteen pcmijl
in six weeks. Children grow r
bust and strong. I
"Get McCoy's, the original ul I
genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet.'
Four Killed When
Train Strikes Car
MOUNT HOLLY, N. X, Aug. 5.
Four persons wore killed today
when their motor car waa struck
by a train at New Lisbon, N. J
near here. -
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MOOSE OANCE
Wednesday night,
nt Dreamland Hail.
Good music. Public
invited.
Thurs-Fri-tf
DANCE
At New Trisnjle Lake pavilion,
every Saturday night. tf
Lemons Bleach
the Skin White
Argentine Flying
Around the World
Makes Another Lap
SIMLA nritish India, Aug. S.
Major Pedro Kannl, Argentine
round-the-world flier, arrived , at
Nasirabad thla afternoon. He bopea
to reach Altabad tomorrow.
SPORT BRIEFS
PHILADELPHIA Nate Goldman,
Philadelphia lightweight, earned the
jiidjes- decision over Sid Barbarian,
IMroit, tn ten rounds.
ALI.ENTOWN. Pa. Tha Dixie
Kid, Panama middleweight, quit in I You
the third round of a scheduled ten i lotion
round bout, with Battling Siki, the bought
Senegalese.
The only harm
less way to
bleach the skin
white is to mix
the juice ot two.
lemons with
three ounces of!
Orchard White,
which any drug
gist will supply
for a few cents.
Shake well in a
bottle, and you
have a whole
quarter-pint of the most wonderful
skin whitener, softener and beauti
fier. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach Into the face. nock,
arms and hands. It can not irri
tate. Famous stage beauties use
It to bring that clear, youthful skin
and rosy-white complexion; also ss
a freckle, sunburn and tan bleach.
must mix this remarkable
yourself. It can not be
ready to use because it
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CkaZaaaasTaaaais2!
There is but one
' "Covered Wagon,"
as but one Oregon
the soul stirring story of to
brave pioneers who crossed the
plains td. the land of promise
The
by Emerson Hough
Atmospheric
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1:30, 3:40, -7, 9:10
First Time M '
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Children
TpS&v Rosner's Supreme Score
Go Today-3 Days Left
acts best Immediately after
prepared.
It Is
UH ISVILLE, Ky. Frank!. Oar-
rs, I.os Angeles, was knocked out by i T ' ----- - -
Joe Paglina. Louisville, in the seventh i Mutual L fe Inanranee COM
of a scheduled 12-roond bout. I Spragu. C, S. National Bank b.di.
1ABWOOP
AND
PLANER-ENDS
A combination that settles the heating P:
forever. .
Planer ends are the Ideal summer wood, -Ly
the thing to start the fires off with a rush on
winter days.
Now is the time to lav in vour supply-
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