attendant upon the strike ot to.
bacco workers.
Cavalry charged the strikers at
Quite An Execution dir from Jlunkow, who 1ms terrur-
PKKINCJ, June 14. Dfluy izetl communists at Shanghai and
of the Yuiik Yu Tine imlace at I'e-)
Nil Killed lu Klols.
. . . iai CI-
kins. .Two thousand Hunan troops ATHtNS. June
' rd, via Naval Radio? General Pat ' Hankow where he executed nearly
1 Chung tlwl, the KwanKt i-oinmnn- '200 pprnoiin. took ooHsfsMlon imtnv
marehed Into the rliy Willi him as peraons were Kinea una ' "",'-
today as disorder Prnma
nndy-'runrds".
!ed nt Xnnthi
T
In Mexican Plot
ITALY B. STOCKS
f CHICAGO, June 14. (&) A. P.
Olanlnl. rounder or the llnnk of
Italy, en li led from Rome Into yon-
ertluy to J a men A. Jtitrifculuiii, ,
president, wurnliiR it-git hunt u In- j
.veHtora in (iianlni mocks to 'VI t 1
'tight." !
imi ih nuppi'iiiiiK ih in ui ror
dance with prcnlinions ami requt-Ki !
of .January that Mo-khiM-rH
"liquidate enough n as to K't out
Of debt," rablod thp oxcrutivc.
"J'rosppeiM ore bright an ivur
linrl It Ik Kiaiifyintf to kiu how
pplondldly our loKitlmate ntork
holdPiK have Htood with uh. They
VIII not tTKiet it."
Th rnhlo had a Homcwlifit
sjtfmflyinK effect on f in ill 11 i Htorkx.
Specula torn who had In-en ah If
o; weather tho fli-st Htonri wen
f forced to unload yeritcrcluy with
tho. calling of additional hum by
' Jjiinkd'H overnight hut Die Kioek
holdtM'H who hud paid in full for
., their Ktot-kH in all ImnkH and
' other iKsiifM clung to them in
'SnoHt IttHtnncftM.
Tho li'adeiB nil cloned yesterday
higher than nt the opening altho
in no hie liiMtanccH, the closing
piiri-H wen; below thosti of the day
beforo.
HAN PliAXOIKCO, June H. WP)
Ttesimndini; to the tend of the Ni-w
York market and the placing of
lnri;n Hiipportinf; ordern, Htork
prices on tho Han Francisco muck
.. and curb cxcIimiikck made a brink
. recovery today from tho uncertain
iUoatioiiH of yesterday. The Ken
em! trend of tho lint wan decidedly
' upward although here and there a
i' If w milt npidw were evident.
Hank of Italy opened at 210.
where it closed yesterday and then
''climbed to 220, later dropping
po 1 u t h. iiancftaly corporation j
Htfengthened to 14:i4, later re-
ceding to 14 2, American com
pany, opening nt 1 ti.r , climbed j
to 170 befni-D dropping hack lo i
165. I
i L 5 3& '
! f f
1 r
i M xrj i
i " 6
- .j
Casualties of the.
Air Service
Maiia Coneso, above, Spanish
dancer and idol of Mexican the
atergoers, has been arrested by
Mexican officials as an accomplice
of General Jose Alvarez, below,
formerly chief of the presidential
Btair, accused cf smuggling quan
tities of goods, mostly silk, into
the country, the case occupying
the attention of all Mexico. Al
varez, In lail. has protested his
innocence. The dancer was a
close friend of the general's.
COI'KNHAr.EX. Denmark, .Hino
14. ll'i Three D.iiiInIi iivImIuih
were killed tody nrtet lenplmr
Jrom a naval Kenpliine. which ex
ploded, while they were flyins
over ropenluiHon.
SITUATION IN
Wire Alralit of Iluhliy.
POHTI.A.'l. Ore.. June II. (Pi
O. It. ItoIierlHon. former asMisl
Int state bank exnminer, wan in
vested lata todny on complaint f
i.. ,.iii, .Mi-k. KIhIo JtobertKon,
Hint ho threatened to kill her
Mnv SI when hIio refiiaert loimer
to live with him. l!olierton wiih
to npejir liefuro Clrriilt .IiiiIro
Kk-wall lute today for piellniluiny
henrlim.'
CIA CONFUSED
. after this
L, no
"YELLOW
MASK"!
SHANGHAI, China, Jtinn U. &)
Tho ChlnoHe pnllt leal Hit unt Ion.
cotnpllcated hy the capture of Po
king by (he uutionallslH and (heir
allies, linn hocomo even more In
volved hy reran t dovelntunontH.
j filial) Kai-Shek, intitonulint Ken-
eraiiHsiino, wno receniiy i'ohikiioii
IiIh military post, yeHterdny honnl
ed a Chinese minimal at NatiUiUK
and proceeded secretly to NhtKpo
I whence ho will -;n lo 1,1k birlhplncu
reiiehwa, osleiiKihly to rtcuporata.
Previously lits reslrinat Ion had been
rejected hy the nationalist authori
ties. I'.efoii' leaviuj; Nankiim. t'hl
ann ordered removal of military
headquarters from TisiiKCowfti to
Xnnkiim, whither Ihe armies under
his command are wiilidrawluK.
1
J
Try litis New, Scienlific Way lo
Vliitrn Tcrtli nml Sr AVIiat
Iliuuly It ImpartH .. Cuanmto.uH
THAT tmlioroiningyrllewi-li tlne wlut li
your lertli iH.-rvt can now In- lianilnil.
TIio means in simple, p;ife and pliveiiint.
DeiitilseveryvsliercreronimcTiil il. I-'iliunud
Blago Mars gain llieir locly tcutlt hilnn
from it. Moretlum it million women am! men
In (lie last nix months have turnrl fnun old
faliioiK'd dcnlifrioes to this method ami
testify to teeth made gloriously hUi unil
dazzling.
Tlii new method isj.id on 0 while,
powdery oulistance widely iim-J 1y ihe lore
most dentints for tho cleaning and noli.-hing
of twill. ThU Ruhstanro is "Tri-Calritan
Pliosphote." It has fllwuy heeii rcr((;nird
that if a tasty, fragrant tooth pa-dc nadil
ever be made frota'TVi-Calcium Phosjihaie''
that unpopular yellowish tinp could he
Iianislied forever. In this, dental aririiec has
now aucceedcL
Tho name of this mapic tooth pate is
ORPHOS. How swiftly it eraser that haleful
yellownesal How exquisite ia tho whiteness
lliat its magic reveals I And what a glialeninn
polish it addsl
We invite you to try thia marvelous
ORPHOS. To discard your present indlec
live dentifrice under our broad guarantee.
We My: If ORPHOS doesn't whiten your
teeth beautifully within twenty duyt. take tho
unused part of the tube to your druggist and
get your money back. Could anything he
fairer? On a new, approved method that
cannot harm the softest enamel?
While the capture of Peking was
nominally n nationalist Irlumph, the
actual troops in tho Meld in the
capital consisted of the nationalist
allies. Kens Yn-llsian t, leader of
the peasant army, and Yen Hsln
Shan, military governor of the prov
ince of Nhnusl.
Itoth Kong and Yon nro mnro or
lens Independent and recent iKh
patches have Indicated that Fens
was hegtnnlug lo act quite inde
pendent nMho wishes of Yon, who
appears close to the nationalist
group.
DATE IS
SA1.KM. nre,. June 1 I l.-V.-MW
prncliiniiitinn wan Issued from the
office of ( '.oveitiuf Pnlli'rsnti today
netting aside Thursday. June 1 4,
Niittomil l'l:iK 1 'ay. as a tiny of
special oliservanee In Oreuou.
It w us ret Mies ted th:it "on thai
day I he fin;; he displayed from
puldic liuildhiLM, places of hunlneKs
and homes: that children he lu
st ructed In Ihe respect due our
nailomil em Idem; that fraternal,
civic a tid pnl tint ie orna nlxa t inns
f It t lnl" com mom urn to (i tlte
adoption of out- tUiix; and that nil
citizens red cd tea to I hem selves to
the pi Ineiples and Institutions
which are symJmll.ed hy Die flag
nf the t'nlti'd Slates.
'Night of Mystery9
Is Rialto Program
Orph
OS
TOOTH PASTE
Remove "Yellow M
j Adolphe Menjou, world's most
i popular "ether man,' nhandons
his far-famed drt-ss suit In his lat
I est I'animount stairtiiK vehicle, "A
' NlKht of .Mystery.'" now on the
screen at the lltatto theater.
Inxteud, the star wears a scarlet
uniform of the French African
t'hiiuxi'urs, and in one ot the hc
ipiences on the Sahara desert dons
the tropical headgear and hurnnun
of the native.
Itul, despite hi rhntme of wnrd
rolie, It Is the same Men lit u, the
snine ti hie ad or who. in his pic
tures, hreaks the hearts of hcau
t If it 1 women.
"A Nlht f Mystery" Is an adap
tation of Ytctorien Snrdou'w French
play, "faplaln F rreol." and It In
Miild to contain all the elements of
god entertainment- -romance, mel
odrama and an occasional dash of
comedy, ,
Tho fallowing 1m tho present
Hlntus of the road oiling proKiam:
Xcwpiirt to IletKi. Macadamized
highway in xcellent condition.
C'olutnhln Hlver lllglitvur. Oil
ing operations are under way be
tween lrrh;on and I'mntllln.
jSpreudliiK top course of heavy oil
'which Is Immediately "covered with
screenings. One way traffic under
. direction of flagmen is being main
tained for distunce not to exceed
'one mile where oil Ih being spread.
; KHkIU delay to traveling public a-
count one-way traffic, but cars arc
not required lo travel on fresh oil.
Old O recoil Trail, Oiling opera
tions will be under way during tho
coming week between t'nion and
North Powder. No detours. One-
I way traffic.
Thei la lies-California lllKhway.
OfllnK fiperations will he under
way diirlitK the coming week be
tween t'hemult and Fort Klamath
Junction. No detours. One-way
traffic.
Mrk.ile-Hejid llightvay, Oil
ing oiieratlons will bo under way
during the coming week between
tiend and Sisters. Through traffic
j deioured hy way of Tunuiln market
road and Lower Jtrldgo tnai -ket
rond.
Mt. ITrtml Hlglixui). Oiling op
erations are under way between
Mood Hlver a mi Forest hounda ry.
Detours are available as far' i.s
! Parkdale with one-way traffic be
yond that point. HltiimimuiK ma
ntnm construction will b under
way during h coming week tie
tween y.lg Z:ig and Samly. One
way traffic will be provided for.
Oiling operations are under way
between Swim and Waplnltla' road
and the road Is c I used t'fiftt of
Wnplnilln road,
( 'orva His-Newport II Igtiu a y .-There
Is fresh oil fin this road from the
foot nf Kiltie's mountain to Kddy
ville. Motorisla should be warned
to drive carefully at moderate
speed. Oiling operatlonH will he
under way during the coming week
between Toledo and Newport. No
detours. One-wny traffic.
McMlnnvilJe - Tillamook Highway.
Itituminous macadam const ruc
tion is under way between Orand
Itnmle and Helm, one-way traf
fic. Medl'ord-Crnter Tjike Highway.
Oiling operation under way be
tween Prospect and park boundary.
Oiling one-half of roadway at time
and providing one-wny traffic un
der direction of flagmen where
there is fresh oil.
Itoosrvolt Highway (1. S. No.
101.) Astoria to Seaside, paved.
Seaside to Mohler, macadam. Moh-ler-Miami,
highway route via
w'heeler, Itrighlon, Lake hyile,
Uockaway and 1 tar view, Karvlew
to Oarihaldl under construction but
upon to travel from eneh rnd.
Through travel between Mohler
and (iiirlhaldl advised to take In
side or Foley ('reek route 'which Is
graveled throughout. M lam! -Til hi -monk
-I leho-Neskowin-Devils Iake
Klletz Itiver, part paved, part oil
ed macadam, balance macadam,
Sllezt Itlvei-Olter ltnek-NPWmrt.
macadam.
The highway is not constructed
between Nownort. Waldnort and
1 Yachats hut it Is possible to get
through via a bench rond at low j
tide. No road hetwovn Ynchntn
and Florence. Just a trail be
tween Florence and lleedsport. i
Itoedsport lo Lakeside, under con
struction. Lakeside to North Itend-Marshfield-
('oqullle-l'andon Cold
II e a e h - State Line. i)aved from
North Mend to Cnqulllc; balance
excellent niacadam road. Free
ferry to North Itend. Hogue river
ferry at (lold Beach, free from fi:3U
a. ni. to 10 p. m., after which time
the old ferry Is used nnd on which
there is a chnrge of 75 contH a car.
Frater Uiko Itiuid, Crater Lake
read will he open to rim June 18th.
Junction City-Florence-. flood
gravel road to Mnpletnn. IjisI five
miles Into Map let mi somewhat
rough. Maph-ton to Cushmnn nnd
Florence, passable only In dry
weather and very rough, neces
sitates slow, careful driving on nc
enunt of deep ruts.
Mt. llood Loop lllghwuy. The Mt.
noon i. nop vm he open to travel
by June 1.1th, at which lime the
l road will have been completely otl
j cd and sinded and In good rond I -j
lion the entire distance. There
will tint be any trouble with either
loll r snow. At the present time
j ami until June 1.1th. the road Ih
1 open only as far as the Waplnltla
! cut-off from the soul h side, and
I lo the Conpi-r Spur road from the
! nort h side.
j Wnplnilln Oil-Off. Government
I Camp to Miinpiu. 411.8 miles. This
j cut-off is now in very fair condi
tion. There stilt remain Ki.S mtlea
of forest road of which 12.8 miles
I Is two-way rund and three miles
one-way road. This portion of the
j road Is Inadvisable nfler rains. The
rest or the road Is good gravel.
There Is a saving of St. I miles he.
tween Portland and ltend via XH
route against The Palles-g-,0, .
ltla highway. .-
IIimmI Ulwr . Whltftt S a I m n n
llrldne. The Colli ni-.l.i river has
receded nnd the Hood Llver-Whlie
Salmon hridve across thf Cnluht.i
j is no wopen to travel. No detount
'or ferry to bother yon.
VrallN cHirt lllghuay.
Stnne oiling being done 2 miles
i out of CorvulllH for two or three
I miles.
AUen Highway. Maendam roafl
In excellent condition.
! Newport-VnidMirt. Beach rond
' passable hut rough: Bomo plank.
tampon to incliorS Hench
rond (n pond conUttlon.
King? Valley it,,(i, jnniui to
Wren i Newport-fni vatlN H 1 g h
way). Gravel road In good con.
dttlnn.
Can't Bust 'cm
Union Made
Gold Label
Overalls
High'Back or
I Elastic Back
Coat to Match
! ; B THE PATENTED
ill (I CAN'T BUST 'EM
I I ' STEEL BUCKLE
il 't"'":" B Tbt cm perftct buckli
I Vi Vnbnakablt
1 I I ' : ft! Adjuitablt
I I . Ui 'Ptrmantnt
A Ne w
FABRIC
never before, used in: overalls!
old Label Twill has never been equalled for wear! And only
in Gold; Label Overalls can you get the advantages it gives:
Greater Strength "explosion" tests prove this cloth
will stand many pounds more pressure than any other
used in bib overalls.
Closer Weave resists grease, oil, dust.
Pliability even after many washings. '
Less Shrinkage finest, hard-twist, mill-shrunk yarn.
Hold their Shape good looking and stay that way.
Color Deepens with Washing- and the white
back of the cloth will not discolor underclothing.
Roomy cut higher bib curved, form-fitting waistband wide,
non-curling suspenders riveted buttons every strain-point re
inforced with giant bar-tacks. Big, roomy pockets, including
. safety watch pocket and combination rule and pliers pocket.
Near you there's a'first-class store that stocks a complete assort
ment of Can't Bust 'em Work Clothing. If you're hard to fit,
special sizes are available. See these finer, stronger overalls totay!
Eloesser-Heynemann Company
'Porll.nul
Seattle
SAN FRANCISCO I jtt Angela K'wYork
i
. i-i UNION JJi'MADE
OVERALLS
UNION
MADE
AUTHORIZED
rNT BUST EM,
VVORKUUUUS
SERVICE
tot'lts the complete CAN'T BUST I
'EM lint. W authorize him to live I
you hi wtwomiitfeiuil f Mranu.J
AM
Frisko Jeens
the "hjvy-duiy"
black work pinti. '
9-ounct fait black
twill. Good looking
and Hand the gaff I
Snag-proof ipatk-proof.
Carpenters9
Overalls
Extra heavy white
duck. Double kntei.
Patented twinging
nail pouch with latch.
in 3 2 places
with giant bat tack).
Painters' and
Plasterers'
Overalls
Painteri' and Plas
terers' Overalls are
made of heavy white
boatsail drill. Double
knees. Two - way
brush pocket duster
strap two putty
knife pockets. Also
made in wattt style.
Coats to match
Express Stripes
are made like Cold
Label Overalls, of
special, heavy. Snely
woven fabric. Coars
lo match.
Waist
Overalls
Heavy nine-ounce
indigo denim made
especially for us.
Form-fitting, copper
riveted. Buckle-stup
belt loops, shaped
pockets. Inset watch
pocket. For men and
boys.
Boys' Overalls
"Just like Dad's'
-with spring steel
buckle. Bib or waist
'jb;tyle. Made in three
fahriri : Gold Lab1
Twill, strong heavy
denim or brown
duck. Unexcelled for
style and wear.
A
if
Khaki and
Work Pants
For work or outing.
Fine, heavy-grade
khaki, with two flap
pockets and tunnel
belt loops.
Also: white suits for
service station use,
bleached duck, whip
cord and moleskin
pants.
Hi)
i
Jumperalls
Finest one-piece suit
made. All buttons
covered. Improved
dust-proof sleeve.
Form -fitting. Eight
pockets.
& PANTS
Can't Bust Km !luo ?il Heavy wciplit Overalls ....$1.95
Cnprcnters Overnlln Per piiir - $2.50
Express Stripe Overalls Per pair $1.95
C'liildreti's Day Suits IVr suit ...
$1.25 to $1.95
Jlahtpatmud(Atmt
f "THE STORE FOh'eVEPVBODV i J
is IVI
THE MODEL CLOTHING CO.
"Value and Quality"
$1.85
$2.50
$1.65
Can't Bust 'Km Bib Overalls
Caprrnters Overalls Per pair
."Waist Overalls Per pair
Carried in stoek hy
THE MODEL CLOTHING 0.
"Value and Quality" ( Kast Jfaiii St.