Morning register., August 21, 1923, Image 3

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l , "Various
H, iurno-. president .f
W ",h, , ruMiwtioiw .i:
r?wV.mi. '"
Tl". , chmlr, .waUlon
K2li.i "I""'"";
Tirl ""'"I.1""-- "
rtTi, imii'rt . either
ttft cili'"', '"TI
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rn
doi-nenienl of Hi 11 llurttlnir wnrlit
'otmrl proposal, 1'hn-itnHniitin until
a hurt i'ii'CHi.ii "irMiiiriciiiiin" in
I tin liieiutnrea taken liv ihu Ainorl.
can niivi.riiiiiniil In ihai mni
III ii.fei-i.iifo lo rnlh'niifl trwna
iMuiimltttt, Mr, CnMlhfdVs ,,,.N
sain inor iiivorcri "prlviitn owner
ship Hurt prlvuln filiHMtiliin: ilinrtnr
rutr unit him - nwiiiHiiaH . i.i...i
iiliiin li'i'iiMultlnn m till, iihlig'uiieiis
in mi- punic t toward tlni"; lull-
roiirts.'" j
' Cnllliig nliimlloir Ho tl',iiiin.
lirr'N 0imHllli,nftn tin. nnviirliiiH.nl
HMHiiHl.iir In rnVimernliil ltalni.,
III delegation rnniKiiiintf . lut
"runnei" errm-is should- rmv;Wfnd
In evolve n plan Of vOiiatjvi i,y
1rlvxn tut'sen berVrs wtrlni
liion 1lfi-t gtiveriimi.iu onurnllnn
Of government 'uwtit-il nlfirili." '
Tax ftpfofin WMttftiVf i .
Til reforms aitv,iei,i.,,i i.. ,1..
delegation Included r-roniniVnrtn-
i" iw in repeal or war. excise
lexer, readjustment or Im-oni mil-,
luxes, eainhllahtiiniit of a omirt or
lux appeals mill 1iitiiii4uitlofi
nt iho administration of ' federal
In come taxna, . . .
Mi. t'oiillrtge win reminded of
Ihu chnmber'a niuionlllnn to n sol.
AM lonn nil Mm mlvouii(y -of
inurn rimrtfMo linmltgrnltun luwi
nnil a Uii'lfr mlJimtniKnt hiuifil.
UneCountyNevvs
Oonllnux) from P Two)
4mm ImiMi vlallliiR rxlullvvH In 1 ho
vlrlnlly or Walknr nnil .'iiIIiiku
Ornva, rnlurnxl In llirlr lioiiio HI
Wiilitporl WmlnKMlny,
' Mi1 Aitnn Mllli.r nnil Ml tti.n.
Mo Jui-Humi worn iiliiiiitig nt Cut
Intfn rinlvn Tliumilny.
Mr MnHon MIiiiii, klio vlnllhd
hp ulnlvr, Mrn, J, W. Wnlkor, 11 1
Wniiiinii't, tin- rni nr in wi-pk.
roiiirnnl lo Wnlkr Wr(liipliiy
nvi'iilnn wlmra alio nlnyml over
nlatht nt Iho homo of F. 0. Kim-Ikiifl.
tKniiw 1jm Uoamy ttxuitiii '
1ANIAX, tiro., Auk. ID V. F
Slny wllh Clayton KHary nml frtrn
lly Mrn. Arrcn with Ihu J or
Ky fnmlly wrrn OukrlilK" vial
tor Hun May lo iho Imai-hall
irtiuio between Hprtiigftelit nntl
tMkrldcr. .
J11I111 Cnln. of OnkrMtfe. mxlrit
riunrtny wllh hia win, Hnrloy, ul
Ijinnnx. -
William MrMann nnil 'family
worn vlnlllnic rplullvf nt Ki'wrKi
Mundny,
If. .MorrlJ) nnil fnmlly front Di'X
tor api'iil Hunilny Willi frlchl nt
lieaor'e.
10 Ttotyli, wr KiiKino, ipuni
Kuntlny flalilnif nt 'llxaerva.
John Mlll'-r nnil wir wllh iiiilr
ilniiitltier, Hnlen, wem vlaimra nt
tho Mayflower rnnrh Hitnilny,
Iti'rl Unrpenter la npindlnn ilir
week-end with hla fill her nt Knll
creek.
T. '. Mny. T. V'. tlmnea nnrt V.
nniiiiri, ot BprlimfMrt, rre W;
to Suffer
suffer the incon
venience and pain
ifiJes when you will
itccd a positive
permanent cure by
Wiutgical, pain-
.teatment? "
no mif be taken weekly
convenient to be hete for
I 4lly fet)tion. , ,
tMttoyrrajyal
Yf- ..... .
V
"AS. J. DEAN
HlfMUNJNCM
Five Out of Sevei Need
the Combination of Fort
Wine and Olive Oil
Poriolive
If you nro hinllh worrleil If
you fenr aecret Initreillenta In
meoirhiea'-ytm-' have at laKt
found ft tmiie nnil wlmtilnnt to
aalmulallon In tho lulro of tho
Krnpo combined with tho oil of
tlio ollvo.
noctoft., overywhefo, ftnd of
every nrfiool, prorlnlm Tortollvo
In needed by flva iwrlmtia out
of aeven In Ihln in. 'of norvo
lenalon and hlkhly prodlcaatod
foofl". "
Porlollvo conlalna port wine
nd ollvs oil and other natural
body b u 1 1 d 0 r . Corrolla'
f'hunmcy. , ,.., :().
They'r
HERE
, or You
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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE. ORE TUESDAY, AUG. 2t, 2
"AUNT MARY" MAKES "CAL'S'JW;
SALAD DRESSING :. - r -
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Calvin CouIIiIko hita hla Aunt Mary. Juat aa William Hbwnrd Tuft
had hla Aunt Delia. Aunt Drllu became fmnona bocauaovber neohew
thnuKlit "lie baked tha beat plea In tho world. . Aunt Mary aho la
Mra. Mary lliiael, -of Weal Ituxbury, Miiivai'huaetiea haa achieved
fame becouae ahe and aho nlono can make mayonnnlae unhid dreaalna;
to plraao Mr. Coo.ldae. Here la Aunt Mury'a recipe: ".ream ono
dip of butter very llKhtly. Hllr amoothly toRnther tho yolka of four
pKa, una Uibleaiioonfiii of mmilard and onrt tennponuliil of irnlt. Add
very alowly oiki cup of ollvo oil und half n cup of lemon Julco and vlno-
Kur. pourlnir flral tho old then tho lemon nid Mien tho vltiOKnr. Or
uao nil icniiin juice nnd 110 vlneitiir."
INMI'WTM IIAKHOlt AT MOUTH
ok i Mi'Qi a nrvrat
TcIIh i'.pi Tiiitrit tliiii nji u .t
Afi4nui( fin- .Onntriw.
oknutl 1'lnHi
", Itl'JKOHI'OflT, 'Oro., AUK.' 80.
K J. Adama, of KiiRene, ai'ciolnry
In ITnltcd Hiiitea AVinntor Kubuii
Hiiinrinld, wn In nocdapoK Ha til r
dity, komIiik flrat-hand luforrnallon
on Iho port of Umpiiun Jotly prot
Ject. W'. I, Iteod and R. J. Hub
hard nvo Mr. .'.dunia iho dealred
InforjTitt.lon. . .in thn .narty were
Ulcliard Wllllama, Portland, wbo
hiia bocn niiuied port enkjneer oil
U10 Kovornment Jetty work, and
frrd Jutty, who will aupcrVlao the
druiiKMiK which la to Commence
nont week. Mr. Adnma dame to
Roodaport an u direct rcpreenU-
Uvo of Honatora MoNury and 8lan-
fleld, ... . ,
' Mr. Adnma commented hlithly
on I'reaident Coolldge'a ability to
invo .the countrv .a leooa aaminia'
tratloh nild oHcompllnh reeuila of
material benefit to the nation.,.
. Questioned aa to whether he will
bn a candidate for aonitrean Mr.
Adama aald: '"No I am not think
Inn of . becomlnif a candidate, for.
eunirreHa or any.otber bfflce; neith
er am I looking for & federal .ap
pointment.; I arot (treat aatlafaction
In helptnK. do oonatructlve thinga
for OreKOn. nnd the ooaltlon of
aocretary to senator Htanfleld af
ford a many . opportunities vaionic
thla line. 1 ahall never be a can
didate for any 'office Juat for the
honor of holding- that .office. If
tliero ehoiild come a time when 1
feel that by holtllntc noma office I
etui do Kbmo, large, anhatantlal coh
atructlvo thing fdr tho jitale tlial
I could not do an well without the
ofltco,. r may dffer my name to the
pvoplb for their Consideration and
toll thorn frahkly what I intend to
do. t'ntlu tbe lime cbmos.lf .lt
ever doca,. my .name will not aj-
pear on any ballot aa candidate
for ofllce."
Mr. Adama was honor gueat at
n tnAnrfiiMt tikld frt thA .WlncHeater
hotel attended by many of the
buaiueen man .and -their wlvea. Mr.
VAduma sees a splendid future for
Kcednport Decanae ot 11a poienimi
weuHk nod tho atcKreaaiyeneaa and
foresight, or. Its cumno.-i men. ,
VHtLt iutt WILL StAftT
AIRPLANE MAIL TODAY
lorn Mnndny wllh J. Jf. Kmilhaun.
who In keeping tho lookout on
Mount Ilnrdrsty.
Friday evenlnrr a aurprlao party
wna given to Mr. and Mra. T. :
May by the young people of the
neighborhood. The owning wna
niienl In mimic, dancing nnd sing
ing. Kveryono had a very happy
time. Tho progrum cloned with
every one alnglng. "When You nnd
I wero Young Mnggle."
Mra. Md'ulluh, of I'orlland. la
a gueat of Mrs. C. II. McKnrland
nt thn runner station. Mra )lr.
f'llllnh spent Niindnv vlaltlnir old
frlnnda nt Iteaervo nnd Ijindni.
Monday evening Itoniild Mri'ros
aen nnd Hen C i-'reer woro lOugene
vlaltnru,'1
.Miss 1M Ith Oreer, who haa been
III for tho pnat week) la Improving
anil able to he about again.
rrnrley Cain ftnd C. K lny were
l.o well vtaiiora Thuradny after
noon, 'i' ' . 1 ' 1 1
I'. 'ItognTti Of- Springfield, who
hns been spending tho past three
weeks with relatives nnd friends
at Reserve, returned to hla homo
too ' '
Mr. nnd Mr. t. f Oreer nro
Hpringfleld nnd Bugcno visitors today.
I II VI NO NT.WS KOTFl
(IfeBlalpr Lane County Special)
IHVINO. Aug. u. Tho grain
threshing la In full awing In this
neighborhood thero being two ma
chfilMi lit Work. . '
MK.' 'nnd Mra; T. It. Rcroggs nrc
Spending a few da at Kflsoh
sprlixs.
There was a good business meet
ing or Irving grange Inst evening.
ihut only a small number attended
since thn runners aro vory busy
at present.
Mr.- nnd -Mrs. K..J Hnrwood nnd
fnmlly; also Mrs. tlertha Near nrd
dniiglilers. Murgnret nnd liorothy.
nncoinpnnlMl by Mr. .Cunningham
from Hnrrlshul-g who la visiting
them, lire on a- Ion-day outing at
Newport. - " -
K. W. Bilthwn'.t spent Wednea
dav In Alvndoro on hualnesa. '
Mr. nnil Mrs. OcoiRe Himklha
and dntighler, of Hnnln I'lam. were
citllera at tho home of 3, W. Hock
nilny TtiMidfiy evening. Mr. Tlock
111IAX hna been titilto sick but lit nrtw
IniprnvlnK.
Mi s.- Host Molvllle nnd hop aietor.
Mra McMuiiln, nnd children, spent
tho day in Kugone Krldny. .
Mr. nnet Mrs. H; B. Dorka, of
Flugeno, wero vlsltora nt the home
of 0.- O: Grimes and family over
Thursday night.
Ml. -A. 'T. Oront has .returned
from her trip to Tastern Oregdn.
Umbo Of their relntlven Mime hnCk
wllh them nnd stayed for a few
dnyn to Visit. ;
FALL
mMEK I
Wodlens I
WAI.IiA WALU. Wash., Aug.
k?o. It Is bo crime to belong to
the 7. V. w. Prosecuting Attorney
A. J. OHIls decided yesterday af
ternoon nnd ordered tho return of
'three sacks full of alleged I. W
W. literature, .membership cards.
nnd other papers to four alleged
mambera of tho organisation ar
rested today by Deputy Shorlff
Vnink Hlgler. Tho four men wore
arrested while- distributing - their
'pamphlets along tho highway bo
tween Walla Wnlla and Pasco.
prosecuting Attorney "Olllln de
cided thnt thero was nothing to
prove that th lnnlWIWiT'.Workers
of the worid-nowonvocaimi nynai
callam na covered ty tiidniiw.
hllA(HI,V NKWS NOT1W
' (neitatn Lank Countt kpeoiall
MUACJllil, (.re., IIK- w.
Mra. 'It, f'riianh nnn children, nil
from Menllio, enme monnny 10 visu
her pnreiils, Mr. Iind Mrs. It, Tl.
llPnvme. ' ' '
11 ( M,. Mlntee T.ntdli hnrl
snh, Mi-k. Miiry Mfnd nnd child
ren, Cln'vinn nnn tmve, were misi
ness vlsllors In Kugohe ThnrHdiiy.
hurt hiolnrell' lo Junction City Prl-
llay ntternonn. '
Mr. nnd Mrs. .. 71. Tltsnn "were
burdiiMis visitors in Ktmenft Frldny.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Thnmpsnn
nnd dniiglilers motored lo outside
points Krldny nfternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. . Post nnd Hon
ri(....ta Hlnvlne nnil dnilirbter
Klin, ill"'"" --j.
Hhlrley, ntniored to EiiRcno Thurs-
Mr, nnd Mr. TI. ft. Hommn nnd
sons, Mrs. annum hnd children
Wero business .visitors In I'Jugcne
Tl'"rdiiv. ' ':
Mr. Chnrtos Slayler nnd ilnugh
ler nro visiting Mrs. lilvlh Wltham
0t HM?" .tny left Raturdn'y nfter
ftooh for ftugono to rooolvo medi
cal attention. ' ' ;
AtmilHlE JiKWS NOTlvV
(Register Una County Speolal)
OAKUlDB-B, Ore., Ang. 18.
Mr. nnd Mm. C O. Urown hnw
moved hero from Albany nnn will
ooenpy ona fit the Paddock cot-
'"I?!1!. r,-i. aleeana. nt DAeatltr,
ma nofomtinhlod by Hor nephew,
Clnudo Iigon. of ' Knlnmazoo,
Mlrh., returned to1 her' home Inst
week nfier visiting several weeks
here with relatives. . ..
J. It. CnrtwrlgVt, ifroprletor of
Mc.S-edlo springs, went to Kugene
6u the Katurday niolUng train.
Mrs. thaa. Orouming nnd in
fnnt daiikhler returned from
KpilliKfiidd lust Katurday.
J. 10. Wllllnms. who baa charge
of rhe H. P. survey parly .with
headuuarterH at Mcf'redlo springs,
was a business visitor o Hprlng
leld Katurday. .
Co'.onel Geo. K. Kelly returned
to Portland Hnturdny' after spend
llnK several days nt Westflr.
U U. ' Krappe, hooke"epor for the
Ihivls and Webber Kumber com
pany, spent Thursday and Friday
nt Kugene. -
Mrs. KllxKbeth McDowell and
daughter, Ixiulse, spent tho week
end with relatives read friends at
Springfield. :'
1 Mr. and Mrs. P. U. .lluasell and
son returned from Eugene Friday
vonlng ...
4 I. W. W.'S ARE FREED
MK.1IIIKIt.SIMP IN ORGANIZA
TION DIX1AUFJ NOT A ORIMJE
STKkll MII,i.ioSAtliiI IS
M YSTKltlOl hlA SI.A1N
His IT ppp
TK3XX
mi. iui
Charles I?. I.nlrd, wenllhy nnd
prominent siool manufaoturor, was
found mysteriously alaliv in 11 is
rtutomohlle on a lonely tflnfl off
tho Oirnril' highway, near Hriei Pa.
!.alrd body was propped against
the steering wheel of the car, with
three,. hullot wounds In his head,
A womnlt tvrtk sliapecied. l.nlrd
Wits superintendent of the Homo
stend Works of the Cnrneglo Bteol
Compnny, on of tho mrgest mills
of the United Stntea Stool corpora,
lion.'
I'l.ANT- START 1MH JKlSCO
, , AND FROM MSW TORK
Hying fo ,rtliiub tdr Flyi-.lnjrs
os Test to JM'fUrntlno . Wlictiier
I - Service .Wilt Bo IHt-nthtlpnt .
H rriy The Amoelated Prraii) -..
i-KEW YORK. Aug. 0. Uncle
Ram tomorrow will make his most
ftallacioua attempt at delivering
transcontinental mall In record
time. v
JJ' rom New Tork . plane Will
wing Ita way westward, bound for
lan . r ranctaco. . Irom San- Fran
biaeO a 'machlrle will speed east-
rd for New York. The aircraft
1 pass one, another In the cen-
Of t;h cominent if plana carry,
or five days the country wilt
e this aoilat'-rnrpreinf'Tnail aerv'
After that test, uncle sarh
.-111 decide Whether dally frank-
eantirtental (llkhts are to become
mere routine nnd man piftne serv
ice from Atlantic to Pacific can be
hmde ftermnnent,
' 1'l.b flvlnw u.hrtA,itM SttneVivMA
idnlght calls -tot SO hours rlapsed ;
laying time on the westbound trip
and 2S On tho tastbbund. Tho two
hftjrs difference represents the ef-
fdet the prevailing weatern winds
ate expected to have on ah air
plane nt this time of year. .
.Cleveland. . .Chlcluto, ...Omaha;,
Cheyenne. Salt . iJikb "City, and
Reho are the.. 5Hntl0a1 cltfea. St
Milch the mnlt planes H alight
to. re-fuel or shltt pilot ahd ma
chine luid cdrgo.... . . .
Nifcht nyuvr ncuratuot
Tho only night flying will be be.
tween Chicago' -t and Cheyenne.
This piece or the course will be
biased with electric : Hgnta. witrr
Inonhdescent-buoys and even more
pbwerful- lighthouses to (iulde the
pilots through darkness, fog and
atorm. - s- r '
Postmaster. Morgnn annbttneao
that Tpontaaro would be two bents an
own re or 'fraction thereof during
the five days'- test. Only letters
specially addressed "via air man
would be 'accbpted, he ssltd
' 'Bvtrrythlng was In readiness to
night for tho hop-off from New
York. ' , , .
The nlr mall service reported to
day that In five million miles of,
flight with ? 'cargo , up, to Duly, li
there wittl rtrtly one fatality. The'
percentnge of -efficiency was ,
nccordintr to-, poaloffice-.. officials
who compared' thb -.record f Ujb,
alt" mall wllh that of .one bf the
lnrgoat -rallroada carriers ; ; which
operated Its iasnengtb trains only
OS per cent' on schedule during the
anme period. - -' - ;.
1 .
ATti
AaUHri AT AlUMinj till
fv ,v"i" .- i u- J A.vu.'t
l.iulr.11 jireV K ' 1... An to.
-Wage rates; In the nnthraclto in
dustry were the ohlet topic. OC dle
ousslon before todayta sfjsslon of
the, reneweti..joint. neajouaiions pi;
rnlna uperatorb.iand union. ofllciaJs.
By uommon. iionsent'.'btith roup
sot asldaiithoftqueatlon ,o( check-j
off for, union dues and union reo-j
ogliltlon which blocked provlbue
attoropta , a ..settlelment,.- thalj
Would prevent, a-nuspsnalon of an
thraclte. production .Soptonvber' .1 1
and proceeded: to an analysis o( the
union's domanda for general wagoj
Increases.'.- :,, i" ' i
,-They iw6r Ih no.-i degree -.advanced
p, toward a ..common viow-
point when adjournment was takenj
tonight but. left tho toplb open for,
more discussion, tomorrow. . .
Ths Inlled .Btatos coal commis
sion, which Induced the Industry's
loaders Ao. meet-again In apite .of
their deadlock, was given a report
ot the day'a. transactions. , :
. fclATTtil9",Waah.i''.Aug 0, -H
t onlraot tor -conatruwion .01 vwhi
muhlty hbtol to be eohipletud her
u.. .t.iii.. ttoA. ftua tnt.lnftav hv the
.Community1 Hotel 0 oorporatibh . torj
SiEBt'.iVVU.W Binil ii" lV"m
June but the lowwt was found to
nAA.t .ha t'f son nan in atoek thnt
'hud theh. 'been subscribed. . . Re-
Visions in oonsTruff ion ano 11.
nwncing plana enabled the letting
ot the contract.
Rotlstor Classified Ads for results
is. :
The Biggest Surprise
of Your Life
YOl) will .be strrprised andfji
lighted with, me wonderful
Justre f oxtr Sheeli, frillow fcttseS,
febielrsndn'apkiiTfe '
teing starched wkh Linit, the
remarkable hewstarch disco very.
Link penetrates the faljnc,
prolongs its life, helps Tpfevent
weir, 'kn'd givei i Soft, tbol, "piT
ible tttMi that thakes even the
Wost'orSrliiiiiry tottbn goods look
and feel like expensive linen.
New Starch Biscovery
Temarkable starch- is "
-JL rnade by ari irnptoved groc- "
ess' that, keeps it fluid after it
cools., Y'tM a'rie 'never troubled
with tlottShg, S'riieftrin oV "blis
tering." Linit enetrates eVefy '
'thread oi tlie fabric, Kelps pre
vent Xvear, and stfe'ngtherfs the
material. You will find it a
hnhdred per cent easier to iron .
'vvtth On'h.
And your, Linittarc'hedV'gar
irjrient8 refriain clean and fresh
much longer. : V v
tfnpffrtant td ybit
TjTER Lfriit i thwarigty;
jLX. dissolved according to di
' rection6, and ready Jor isesj you ,
will notice it is THIN afad
"FREErRtjNNlNG LIKE
VVATERt with a '.'ifnifky'Vkpr '.
pearanco, Be sure to use Link
according to directions, and Un-
like other starches, you will V6t
find Littk stiff or jelly-like.. This
is one reason. , why Linit goes
much further thari the old-fash1- -ioned
kind of sfitrches. J -
... ... jfr , it uist '..otjL' i 1
Lirtit costs lOcMall grocers
Get a package and begin the
modern way of starching your
IkDrlce. Perfection ih starching
"ukfaftteed or yoiir 'rhbhby re- ,
funded. " ,
, .. Llnit is made byhe Cbr)! '
Products Refining Company .
makers of the famous Argo
Starch Karo Syrup and Mazola
Salad ahd Cooldng Oil. '
i6MNS(iLlEBER XX.
. 1033 . -r'l . v 'V-:
iBLLg--Ll.regJt . 1 4-fcJ rllMiMl. A' L'.L'-'U'-J.jai'.! LU.XJ1 ti1-. i l&jli J A UlMaaiWafeagafc
'- AT THB THBATRB8 TODAY
' .Gflftttti fcaat atlawlnsft, 'hushteni of
the Bleb,'' a aoTHaonsIr ilroaaoed drams
or lore and luxury,- featuring - Miriam
Cootfer," Steven Holmea, Gaston Glass
and Ruth Clifford; Castla novelty com
edy, "8peed. emon;"Klnogram Ntwa
Bventa .or World lnteroat; Castle ma
Mloal score. , . ,
-HCIlls "Couniarfolt tovo,'" - a-..8otn-em
drama - of countertoltora and horso
'raoesi-obaDtpr elaht .''The Orcaon Trail ;".
Tor .Newaii Aesop Vablo, ,. ,
Rei--Lat-day, Johnnie Walker.. In
OaMala Fly-By-Nlght," a daahlog drama
nf..Mmftl.Ht and atlvonture In Old Call-
'tornls. written by the author ot ,"tho
Mark or Eorroi" Ilea coracuy, 1'ius ana
Mlnus;'' Jlruco sconlb, "llnrk.f Imbol-i;"
tLltorary Digest's "fruh frroni tho; Prom :"
'HonniT. ergnnlat. In atmosphsrlc prelude
and musical setting .r. . (
, tldmltilt "Stroniheart"' woaier dog. I
(In "Drawn of the Norlh:" Norma Tal
mailke In "The Bterotl Flanlo :" Then-'
dore KoMrr, Eileen Percy and Star Cast
la "Children of Jait , Jacklo Cooann
In .'.'OlreuR Days:" Colloon Moore In "Tho
inantroas i'1 ''Lawful -Larcony;" Hsrold
I.loyd la .'.'8afoty Lat ;" Qladys Walton
In "Sawdnat; John Gilbert In Mad
ness o! Youth:' Norma Talmadgo . in:
"She tovea and Llea;"- "Merry 60
Round." . . .-. , ..
Mhcl CrgM to Kdltor '
i SANTA FE, Ni M Anir. SO.
Carl C. Mngeo, editor of tho New
Mexico Btato Tribune, Albuquor-
que, was bound ovor In -district
ourt here todny to awnlt the ne-
Itlon of the grand Jury. The editor
is charged with having libeled C. J.
Roberts, former Justice ot the state
iupreme- court, through publics-'
tion in tne Tribune of an editorial
Which alleged that Roberts was
one of three Judges who- partici
pated In a decision by which a considerable-number
of votes .were
thrown out in an election content.
I Mngeo furnished bond by renew
ing an nppeamnce bond ot (1000
previously filed!
foburg bridge J ,
r evening; j fj
23. . Basket 1 . '
it 6 P. M. 1 Vr "
is Urged tokji.
irlth a well- s vJr.
I.7.KS NOT1CK
Elks' picnic, fur
Elka nnd their fami
lies, at Coburg bridge
Thursday
August 2
supper 'at
everyone
attend, with
tilled basket. Cream, sugar and
coffee furnished on the grounds.
Dancing from 8 to 11 P. M. It's
all tree. - Let's go. COMMITTEE
8-21-3
Asic deary trump for Informa
tion about life insurance , 7-l-U
" ITCM
ON SOU'S FACE
. Became Ihflafned and
Sore. .Catlcara Healed,
. Kty tmsll son had a rash break
out on hla face. At Arat I paid no
attention to h, but tbe:
trouble kept getting
worse, became in named
and acre, and he Waal
very fretful. , The break
ing out Itched and burned
causing him to be Very
fesilebsi hnd he heM the'
awake nights. . -
" I sent for free sample ofCiitl
oata Boan and OlmrMnt knd after
the drat few sppUeanont I could seel
an improvement. I purcnSaed mote
and In Sirs week be was healed."
(Signed) Mrs. B. M. BrrrcMr, HI
mimtt ot., uDerun, wbioa .
Um Cutkarkf Ul tbfettsirpose,
Insure with Henry "f romp. yi Wv
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IsYoufWorkniW
0t YbtifttidAeys?
IS your worlc Wearing y(u bill?
Am Vom '4oetiteA4 WU theMTnhlh
bockache--feel- .tired-- weak -ami
dlscouragod? Then took to your
kldneynl Many oceupaUdhi) tend
to weaken the kldaeya, -. Coastast
backache, headaches, dlsslneas ana
rheumatic wins arre the natural
result. You suffer annoying blad' .
dor Irregularities; ..(eel nervous,
Irritable and Worn out. Don't wait!
USe IXunt s KMini PUIS. Workers
? vory whore , recommend . Doan's.
hey should help you, tbb. Ask
youlr itelghttoet
; A rrjfeTfe bAsHi y
Z." T. Btouteiiyer. jilt Wafihlng
ton street, says: "Tjoah'S Kidney
P11IH have never failed to do Me
good, ' always keep a box. on
hand. When I hotlc kit Hrhe
tloh of my kldnSys, or they dew
Juat act right, take Poaat'e, aat
they alwaye ,put ,my. kidneys In
good order and make my sack,
feel as strong sa srer." ...., v ..(
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AOs all Drw
tasftliisl Omi aaa
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