The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19??, October 12, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text11 i i V - ft 1 AtA r MOST psopls know thli aWula aniiilota for pain, but rs you cartful to uy Bayer wlwn you buy It? And do you always give a giants to mm Ilayer on the box and tlia word gtnuint iirinted In red? It lin't tlx genuine lkytr Aiiirin wrtliout It I A drucitore always luu Buyer, with the proven direction! tucked in every box l a .ml Ha U It fW MlHl f Bell-ans FOR INDIGESTION No More Distress Cat, Sourness, Heartburn Sick Headache, Dizziness after eating or drinking iSt mtj IS Packatm Sold Ejpmrywtttn The Cay Old Tradtr Trailer Horn, the aged litterateur, was congratulated by New Tork Ctrl reporter on Hie sosl with wMfh be ent the mumU of New York din ner Liirtles, tetil and receptions. "Well, yoo sw, I enjoy It all. my girl," aulil the old trnili-r. "I'm not like the arloiillnL "A duly repriinelied the arlentlut for n-fuslng to in nut Into society "it mint iMire you ilreuilfully." aha an lil 'Work, work, nothing hut work II the time.' "Tin only bored, nia'am,' the scientist ansneri'd, 'when being en tertained.'" Johannesburg. South Africa, will apend $J..VViii In riiilrurtlni new nunlrlpul elertrlc lighting and power atatlon. The ff Traffic Officer If every car owner used Champion Spark Plugs there would be fewer traffic jams due to cars stalling. Champion U the better spirt plug becauM it hu an excltuive siIU msnlta Insulator p dally treated to with stand the much higher temperature) of the modern hlgh-eornpree lion engine. Alio a new patented eolld cop per I fukct-eeal that remain baolutely gasHight I under high compre. loo. Special analyili electrode) which anure fixed spark-gap under ail driving condition. Champion SparKPlugi Toledo, Ohio CI Dependable forEeeryBnf Ine ..na-ai-iriTTii I WeetrlerM t4 etrr), Mais fnt Mia taavtlfal. alt Nl'ini, rrije SI St fr pmll Freeiie ISr.e. H.ant! C.l.l. UcalaaaM.,Cklaa(l Hihm ft Se Sim ( A I Mony f vim go W. nTu, POPTLAND.'nO. S3-192S t : , w f 5i Aerial View (Trapirai! r tt H.tMiil n..rnhl auci.tr. Wnjiiixiaa. 1- C.I PAI.KKMO, ciipllHl of Klclly. la gem of city, one of the urban beauty apota of the world. When one approachea It from the aea, the Cimca d'Oro Ilea In front, Ihut alii'll llke pluln, like glgHtitlc urden, with Monte I'ellegrlno'e red cruga on the right, Capo Zuffuruho'i wooded bi'lghla acroaa on the left, while Monte (irlfTone'e dark riuige lllla the back ground. Moih-rn I'alt'rnin la a nirilley of the dark old at rede and wide new ouea, of Moorlah dutiiea and modern marble nmnalona of luhyrlnlha of al ley) and a broad beautiful Miirlua; while no other elty of Ita alia poe-eeam-a aurb apleudld parka and public and private garilena, "Panorama" all harbur waa ' the nclente name of I'alenno, which would Indlrale lla Ureek origin, though from earlleat Inarrlptlona there ll good authority for believing It a Chaldean colony to begin with. Whatever lis at em, Itt Greek, Human, Gothic, Sara cenic and Norman occupation) have left marked tracea on the City of (iolden Hhell. Palermo ha) been an 'Important maritime rlty for more than three thouaand yeara. In Phoenician day It occupied a email peuliuula, with wide hurbor nearly aurroundlng It. t-att-r the silt from the Inland moun tain) filled the harbor bed which now forma a part of the foundation of modern Palermo. The trim, while ship of the steam ship company that trnnnport pusen gers from the Italian "boot" to Sicily ununlly reach Palermo shortly after dawn, but Palermo apiears wide awake. Hundred of i-llUena already are on Ihe dock shouting greetings to the newcomer or announcing their DuilneM aa representative of this or that hotel. Happy and Beautiful. The passenger's flrt glance toward Palermo suggests the name l a Pellce (The lluppy) that It has long tmrneaml rightly deserves. The nimpactly-tiullt city rewmhles the playing field of an enormous natural athletic atudlutn with the suburban hill, dotted with palatial villas and cltru grove, form ing Ihe elevated aides. The arena la the I'linca d'Oru. It was during the Eleventh and Twelfth centuries thnt Palermo reached Its height of magnificence, un der Ihe Norman line of linger and Hubert d' llnulevllle, mngnlfli-ence which still dntr.les one In such kingly gems aa the Palatine rhnpel and the cathedral at Monreale. Nowadays Palermo, with Ita 4tu.MlO Inhabitant, constitute the delightful center of Hlclly' Itlvlera, where one may hear eicellent oHra, or alp aperi tifs In open air cafes, or iln the fushlonabl promenade along tree shaded boulevard, where Parle fault lona dominate, and dark, Inngurnus faces reveal Sicilian beauty In Ita flower. A childlike gulety, as of an endles carnlvul week, reigns at Palermo. The cabman beams, touching his hut, over twenty-cent fare. The many flower sellers tie their bouquets of blossoms stop of long poles, so that one seemt to see walking clumps of rows thread Ing the crowd. Heen In the mnrkets. the peasants two-wheeled carl la splendidly colorful affair, lie aides palmed with chromes of the Crin lMjIon or of medieval combats, or of pirouet ting ballet girls,, while the accompany ing horse Is decorated with feather duster of blue and ecu r let plumes and with rows of liny mirrors, designed to frighten off Ihe evil eye. Knrh street shrine of Xiilnl Kusullu would rlvul florist's window, mid at nine In the morning one commonly sees business men punning in line be fore her, to deposit their votive b"U ,uets, en route to their nttli-e. Knlnt Itosnlla, by Ihe way, having lived and died In a euve nenr Palermo, reappeared during Seventeenth cen tury plngtie, promising to iilune the scourge If her bones were given Chris llan htirlnl. The ceremony of convey ing her relics through Ihe streets tnkes place each July, while the ac cnuipiinyllig regiillns. horse rnces, anil fireworks mid a chnrni-iei'MIc guto. Cones d'Oro a Rich Plain. Palermo's surroundings include the fiimotis plain of Couch d'Oro, the most fertile region of Hlclly. where rock drilling and pumping stiilloiis have created nn Irrigation system r w of Palermo. which bus Increased the orange and lemon yield twenlyfold. lraw line along the Mund's entire north coast to Messina, then down the whole length of the east const, and you will have di-marked Sicily's lemon belt ; anil of this the richest spot la the Cones d'Oro. To turn from Palermo's wealth to It Mverty, one hue but to thread It tortuoii) ilums, where a au.iplcloua eye peers ut one through a eliding pnnel before the door le opened; where two housewives purchase and split a small fish between Idem, and the street rail of "1 buy hnlr!" resounds among the crazy tenements. It Is lugubrious experience to watch the hair merchant testlngty fin ger the magnificent braid of some growing girl; to hear the ualld bar gaining over five aoldl (one-fourth of a lira), more or less. In-fore he snltw the black locks Into his basket. To compute bow many similar heart breaks are represented by tht more than KM) tons of human hair exported annually by the western half of Sicily might make even a statistician weep. The most exquisite Jewel In Paler mo's casket Is the Capella Pulullna, built at the command of Itoger, Sic ily' flmt Norman king and eon of Count Itoger d'llautevllle, the Cortes and Plznrro of hla lime. It la a mel ody of mosaic art, this chapel lu Pal ermo's royal palace. Not an Inch of Ihe surface-floor, walls, cupola or roof but la gemmed with exqulalte work. Its colors are softened and blended with age, until II suggests some orl- enlnl sheik's tent of csxhiner em broidery. IteHde Ihe pulpit stands s very ancient curved white candle nbrum 14 feet high, and neur the choir atepa swings a magnificent re pouse silver lump, gifts of King Itog er to this Jeweled chapel bis fairy wand created. The Sariicenlc conquerors have left I heir trace In Ihe palaces of Iji 7-lr.a and l a Cuba, and In l.a Cuhnla, the hitler a mmll vaulted pavilion In Ihe gardens of l.a Cuba, and Ihe most Mrfei-t Saracenic work III Sicily. The pul aces are barracks now and their beauties have vanlnhed. but st l.s Cuba It wj that ill Prix-Ida found his lost love, a) dcecrihed by Boc caccio. Church of 8an Giovanni. The structure about which pcrhapt centers the greatest Interest Is the picturesque ruined church of Sun Gio vanni legll Eremite, built by King linger, and posalhly partially con structed from rome old mosque, for there are five round cupolas of the same form that one sees In all Mo liammetliin countries. Moor and Nor man are dust and ashes and the love ly cloisters where the monks once paced and meditated are only a gar den now. Within sight of Sun Cilo- viiuiiI, mil side Ports Santa Agatha, ts an old cemetery, and Inside Ita walls the remain of a Cistercian monastery founded by the Kngllsh Archbishop Walter of the mill, grim legends haunt this place. On Kaster Tuesday, l-'Si while the monastery hell rang for ves pers, occurred that gory massacre known as the Sicilian vespers, the slaughter of Ihe French, from Pal ernio the fury spread over all Ihe la land until Ihousnnd of the French were slnln. and Charles of Anjon lost from his crown his "Jewel of the Mediterranean." Above the cliy of Palermo, on s cliff almost overhanging the Concn d'Oro, stands Hint triumph of ecclesl nstlc builders, the Cathedral of Mon reale, Santa Maria Nuova, the great est monument In the glory of William the tiiNid and hla mother. Miirgherlla of Arngon. Around the cathedral and Ita adjoining monastery bus sprung up gradually a considerable town, from whose rocky helghta Ihe Inhabitant look down iiion tin earthly pnrmllse, The exterior of the t'lilheilral I plain and simple, giving no hint of the glories wllhln, diqienilent on no one school of art for Its iiiiigtilflceiicA The splendid church la the work nl Norman Sli lllnn srilsts. is l.ntln In slniie, Unman In Us colonnade, lly xniillne In Its mosnlcs. tlreek In Its sculpture, Hurai vii lie In lis mouldings Klghlccn of the orlenlnl granite cul umns were taken from tlreek nml Ho man temples. Walls, nreudes and vaultings, lire one solid Ineriistnlloii of Ityximtiiiv iiiohiiIc on s gold gruuti Qualifying "Can I rent a flutf 1 have tbres fretful children." "That part will be ell right, now loud Is your loud speak err FARMER'S WIFE GETSJTREIIGTII By; TakingLydiaE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Bchoolfleld, Va "My mother had taken Lydla E. Plnkbam' Vegetable tttmpouna ana I decided to take It tor my own trou bles and found great relief. I was hardly able to stand on my feet some time and sow I feel better than I bare for several year. I credit the LydlaE. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound with mr present good health. I have taken five bottles of It and I am now able to do all my housework: and sewing, feed my chickens, milk the cow and tend the pigs, and feel One." Mas. J. C. liuDixr, Box th Bchoolfleld, Vlf ginia. Church' Crtat Period With much diversity of opinion on minor points, there Is s general agree ment In dividing the blilory of the church Into three great periods. Tbe first, from the birth of Christ to the time of Coustantlne; the second, from that epoch to the Reformation ; ann third, from tb Reformation to tbt present Unie. - Fast Work Tollc Captain Did yoo get the license number of that bit and ran driver? Patrolman No, but 1 banded blm a ticket as be went by-. That StttUd It Aviator Tb engine's stalled and s wing's off. Passenger (on first flight sod nerv ous) Tbank goodness I Now w csn go down. Greatest August in Wuys-0tiiland history 68 g.am over last year ! NOW August has added its sweeping plu-. rallty to Willys-Ovcrland's Impressive total for 1928. Eight consecutive months have broken every record for the corresponding months In all of Willys-Ovcrland's 20-year history. Lat month 68 more people bought Whippet (aid Willys-Knight cars than in August, 1927 ' gain of more than two-thirds I Experience! motorists are quick to appreciate the superiority of the Whippet Four, with Its many engineering advantages never before brought to the light car field (the Whippet Six, the world's lowest priced Six, with 7-bearing crankshaft and other costly car features; and the Willys-Knight Six, which now, at the lowest prices tn history, brings the unmatchable smoothness, silence, power and operating econ omy of the patented double sleeve-valve engine within easy reach of thousands of new buyers. 1 IUUUhVIUrSU WiniT-UKABINOCRANgSHArT 3 J fi JUr U U twimi5,.jw,us,t y J j Cuticura Does Much For Hair And Skin Por promoting and maintaining beauty of akin and balr Cuticura Soap and Ointment are unexcelled. Tbe Soap Is purs and cleansing, ideal for mrwy-d uv while the Ointment is aoothlng and healing to Irritations which, If Deflected, might become serious. ml H. Ttlnml SV "M UnMUiDMHUW," MaBT" CmHtmm Shwiaa Stick U. Plan to Regild Tomb of F ranee' b Great Son After 28 year, the dome of the Invalldes, beneath which He the re mains of Napoleon, In Paris, Is about to be restored to Ita original beauty. A thick coating of gilt leaf will be placed upon It, at the expense of the French treasury, and It la understood that special provision In the budget for next year will call for 0,000,000 franc for this purpose. The Inst time the dome wli gilded wa for tbe exposition of 1000 and It required veritable army of workmen nearly six month to complete the work. It Is believed that with present-day meth od and'apeclal materials It can be completed In month. Tim first golden coat was given to the struc ture la 1714 and the treasurer rec ords show total payments of 80,000 ecus d'or, with a supplementary dally wine ration for each of the workers. It wa not nntll a century later, In 1813, that Napoleon I de cided to spend 243,000 franc for s new coating, snd this today Is the most solid of all, those of ViTX, 1857 and 1900 having been too lightly ap plied to withstand Parisian climatic changes. Baihet at Elevator nigh seas prevented the use of tbe companion ladder when passenger wlahed to board tbe liner "Llando very" at Port Elizabeth. South Africa, recently, io large basket wa low ered from t derrick and the traveler swung to the deck without difficulty The co.tnlner was fashioned like n elevator car. Popular Mechanic Mag azine. Fact to Face 'Do you experience stage fright In speaking over radio?" "No," declared Senator Sorghum. "1 feel as If I were speaking man to man. I classify many of my constit uents ss morons, who have about the same facial exprerslnn ss a micro phone." Muttering Maxama From a Serial After all. what does money mutter? Good-by, usually. fluuiorlit. 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