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SiieDJiOKg tmi: TBlBIISfg, M'fcD.k'OhP', QTiF.OOS. MOTDTvY. JTTLV 30, -1928;-.
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TILL BACK HOME
MANILA, Joly 30. 0P The
volcano M;iyon quIctU down onu'-:
vfcnt today and tiuthorltlfB ami rf-,
lief aKnelos working nmoiiK the
terror-fit rlcken populuci of west 1
ern Albay province ure ut'Rlnj: rosi
deiitu to return to tnoir non.en.
Ah a mfflnn of forcing thorn to
return, aid is being -withheld unit)
they go back to their homes. This
method hnH been exerclned every- j
whero except in one village vhich 1
Is considered in the danKer zone.
Mayon, which has been Nhowlnu
intermittent aetiviiy for m-vi-rul
weeks, erupted violently Kntunln
RhowerltiK tho muiTniimllnj? coun
try with molten lava and poenfnK
a new crater. 500 feet from the
tiummit. Ho fur im is known there
has been no Iohh of life.
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ON TRIP HOME
nKfUJX, July 30. (A3) Onnrnl
Vinbertn Nobll and th Btirvlvors
of the ltnlla renchotl (ierntaii hijII
HiIh morning at Wnrnemuondo by
the. (rain ferry from Henniaik
fllw. iU.I
1 mi l ui 1 u in h 111 nit 11 car we 1
tightly .Irawn and nelllier General !
Nohllo nnr nny of the members
of the party nhnwed themselves.
The Ilnlian's car was coupled to
tho nuwly Installed direct train
from Hcandinavla to Italy. The
train will tun by way nl Madgo
burg, Halle, N'urember.r uml .Mun
ich, not touching lierlin.
It 1h Hcheduled In reach Rome
at 11:10 p. in. tomorrow.
JtOMK, July (fleneral
TTtnbertn Noblle and his eompnu
Joim are expected to enter Italy
iiboiit 4 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, says (liornale d'ltalia, but it
Ih not yet known whether they
will go to Milan or will continue
directly to Homo. In enso they
tthould go directly to the capital,
they will arrive hero about mid
night, Tuesday.
General Noblle. Xatale Ceeclonl,
Quiueppo Itlogl and Klllppl Trol
V nnl live In Itonie. Lieutenant
Alfredo VlgHerl lives outside of
the capital, hut It Ih thought proli
cide he will come hero with his
rompanijiuH. . . : '
. WASIIINOTON. July 30. UV)--A
Hurvi-y to ihaermino the teas
nhllity of cnnHtrui'tlnx a dnin In
tlie Cnlorudu rivor by tin- Kvirii
uiunt Kt unilur wny tuilay ut tli
luturiur (Icpnrtmvnt 111 ruHpunsu t
a riiiPHt by ciiki"h fur hucIi uu
pxiutilnnttun.
The exumlnlii't boaril coiihIsIimI
of thri'e piiKlni' anal fvo k'ii1i
RixlH. I buy phinnud to vlnii iwn
proponed sites for tho ilnm and to '
Biirvoy estimates of cost.
Dr. Unhurt Worlt, rormer Inter
ior secretary, who appointed the
speclul llniildttr ilnm eommlltei'
was In WashliiBton to greet thu
meuibers alous with Secretary
Wnst.
Dr. Klwood Mead, director of the
bureau of retiainatlna, said lui
expected the board to hold schhIouh
hero before koIiik to Uenver to
study a muss ut itinlorlul i;ntheri'd
on the Colorado river and the pro
posed dam.
Tho hoard will report beforo tho
convening of congress.
XOMIN'KK OMPMMTNTK
(Continued from Pago One)
ph the Rosie hungry cidorcd peo
Ile became ho enthusiastic that the
meetings wouhl run . fn- three
HhlfU ami wouhl often be held
until early In the morning. How
ever, tho ineetinus, m .Mr. Hoov
er, fulfilled their purpose.
Hn related how the farmer
along the river were warned many
times to leave. He gave credit to
the V,o airplanes w hich took part In
the relief work ami also to all
department of the army.
I hiring the course of the break
fast, he conversed with other
members of the breakfast party on
other topic or Interest, which In
cluded Belgium relief woi k. In
this connection he spoke of eastern
moiety women giving op'" dresse
evening gowns and other old
clothes of a Ktylish nature to be
worn by the war refugees. Men
KV( tuxedos and cxpenr-tw even
ing apparel. The khuc condition,
naid Mr. Hoover, held true In the
Mississippi relief work, resultim; in
many nf the negro own being
Olnlhfll 111 ItlVoiltis fn.l ............ I.. 1
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!own-
Ijnt evenlnit. Mr. Hoover h- lil n
fnlrly lonit ronv.n.;,tl.,ii with I'lovil
f'iM-k. who will he ni llv-ly lin. ri-.t-erf
In Hoover'N nin-teilvn I- n-.
with rnmpnlitn hendnunrtem nt
3'nrtlunil. However, .-n- .e.
mnln Inti-reHt, iicimm-iIIdk d- Mr.
Cook, wbh In r.-Btiiil to t-outhern
Oreuon fruit romlltlonn. He wu
i-mieclally Int.rcsti'cl In the fruit
vnHnine Hituftiion, Inaiouut h to.
lie ownH n hirKO penr oreliuiil in
'nllfornln. Mr. Cook cnnverneil
with the presidential riindld.iti. he
fore tlie lio-t lio-'hrH Mnluinn dinner
took plneQ nt thA Itlii Koek Indue,
whleh In- left llntnedliit-'ly nfler
the ronveriiitlon. not n-lMhlnv lo
bring nny polltknl ntmnxphen.
orouiid thu dinner.
DAM PROJECT ON
COLORADO AIRED
.. . i ii niifseii luit was not
Clean iti wanted nl the Mall ilnrtiawil. The ini.s ere
'ffrlbuno office. u'lng from the fair itrounils.
TrienUnited States
Maria Conesa, Mexico City
dancer, ordered out of Mexico by
authorities after the discovery of
a silk smuggling ring in which she
and General Jose Alvarez were
. , , . . . . .
occuseu, snown as sue xncu w
enter the United States at El j
Pobo, Tox. The dancer planned j
to meet her 18-xear-oId sonj Man- I
uel Saenz, at the border and to i
go with him to Us Angeles, Cal. I
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WASIIIXOTOX, July 10.
A. reudjuHtmont of freight rnles on
oranges and grapeliult, moving
from Florida producing polnlH to
all eoi.Huniin-; territory in tho U.
S, and Canada which involves both
iucrenneH u d ruttuotlotiH wart
orderod today by the lutui-Htnte
commerce commlsHion, effective on
October 10 next.
To Pacific const fmitri the .sched
ule, w.ih niailo $ 1 .SO per 100 pounds.
Kcvonil inembet-H of tht; conimlh
nioii (lissiMiting on the ground thrit
(ho traiiNconlfneutnl orange rate
Hhould not bo more than $1.(15.
Tho railroads will bo expected
to tile nw BcheduleH currying out
tho decision1 be fori October 1ft In
order to give nhippei'8 and the,
coinmiKslott opportunity to exam
ine them. .
ft. I. THAINK CHASir.
(Continued from I'atftt On)
Alliance, Neb., bound train were;
afire and five others were In the
I'lalte river as the countrywide was
lighted up by thousands of gallons
"'.'"'"''."l? '"""'V '"'; , , ,
with oil and coke. A loose road
bed, sauced by heavy rainstorms I
' 13., "
1 A , S
a few hours before l bellied to S(J(i fl
have been responsible for the 87 a ,-,,, nf m,0ner on train No
cars leaving the track. I he accl-;li; hn(t bwn j.,,, SmiV by
dent occurred on a moderate curve. ,two maiM mvu ro(Jllll0(V
The first 4ti car-s pushed Hafely!,iriirmn,ilin K,Vt.n l(( Exmtm l0;.
over the loose sirctch but the next (ro by two transleptH who had rhl
- micideii uie vans. oe l.i CiirHi,.n M,t n (.(v
on tin' rear end of the long triitn I train,
were not affectetl.
The tank ears that rolled lutonobhety Haiti that they, with Sev
ille river shot out streams of oil enil others were held up at the
that were ipiickly ignited and soon
tfM- ciuiie Minuet iii mr n.'inr
for a mile was surging on in a I
dancing flame.
The cok
day.
was still burnhiiv to-
Passettger traffic win routed
over the railroad by way of Fori
l,a ramie; a wreck lug crew began
repairing the wasted roadbed and
Installing new rails last night, ami
It Was believed tbilt normal service
would be rettured some thne to-!
day .
Members of the Cuernsey yard
crew, positive Mint eight men had
entered the automobile car whleh.
they wild, was between art oil tank
er and n coke car, stated they did
not believe the men'' could have
left the
(Jnevnsey Is situated in ea.st cen
tral Wyoming, between Cheyenne
and Casper.
The loss In eoiilmnent and vnn-
1iI'1mU rittir.tK.tnti.i?.... t . I. M !V
roid said, probably would nin morr U
than it million dollars..
SASKATOON. Stink.. July rtrt.
I'l Tho deulh toll in (he grade
rrnsslng accident hero Saturday j
night in which n taxicah collided .
(...! .... . ...
........ iriirili-lt II. t IdUIIV WUIl 1111-
llejitll of llmia HnrllK. ltt. student :
jut the l.lltlu-nill enlleKe here. Til '
y-nith illil nut n-cnln eonsrlnnsitenfi.
,1.11(11- hope Ih 1 ehl out for the re-
rovery of Mrn. AiIriii llnp(in.;er. I
Sn.fkiitorii. one of four Injured. I
The fuur odium deml are: !
I l'rofessnr K.-irNteiiK. I.iitliernn ;
eolh'Ue; Steve lliulie, niMre-ei un
known: .tune Nelson. Kiand-hmah-1
, ler rif two ticrnluitH nlnvhii; ut t
lortil futr, nml ChnrleH Hum-.
brnkeinan.
All thiiHn hllleil were ililvlnc In
I In- Inxienli of Ailnm HopfliiRcr ex
ei'in Itttt-it jc n-hn wn rlillna on the
front
train
of the tut imiotlve of the
The liivlmh Htrueh Hie enslne
iiiinl WUH ilenmlisiied. Another rnh.
loiiowttv; I... Inn. I, mn Into the Irnln
haillv
return
1 Wind Fanned Fire I
Showers Ashes on j
Josephine Capitol
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Git A NTH PASS, or.. July
' 3u. JPi CrantM l'as wan '
showered, with ashes yt-ster-
day from the Kxton mountain
; ! forest fire, 12 miles to the
north. The fire, which has
been burninj; for three dayw, ;
raced awmy from the fii'.f- ;
fiKhterti yesterday and burn-
ed over .additional hundred
,i of acres nf forest lands. A i
crew of 60 men Was thrown
I on the fire lam niulit in an
effort to stop It. Vcnterday 4!
- it crowned In the timber and
i the firefighters wero unable
i to net in Km path h it travel
i "I ed at a hih rnte of speed.
! Four other fire were burn
' IriK the county last nipht and
. all were out of control. The
fires Htarted during the hot
spell and spread almoM at
will In the brisk breezi s which
arise ach aftrrnonn . ,
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4 4'4'8'fr'8fr
LOST MONEY ON
UlCTItKIT, July ail. 1 lfitry '
,., tlvw yytin ,., ,. ,,.1S , ,,.
tai ;u, in. I..M vislturn who caiii-
tinluy tu riiiKniiuluii' iiim upon '
nr.th iiinliciuy nnniviMs.ny. j
';'"nl "' "i-ilmlHtio n.uu.l ;
and niafti- It t'li-ar lit lutd mil yi-i t
found his "jiki 1111111." :
Ho bi'lb'VuH tho Judi-nii'iU and ;
(xperb-ncu of iiii-u nvi-r Mi act (
HHlitlal. "Von lulu' ull llif cxpeii-t
vnm and JlidKiui'in uf men ovit tiM
iut ut Ilu world and llit-ri wotililn'l i
! fnoucli li'fl lo run II." lie Hald. I
XouiiKHli rs liavn lln-lr iilair and
an- iict'.sHiify, l,ut l '.M'i-i
and judaiiuMit of nicu ovir m art.
what kIvo puriioae and meaning
to younger men's nffortH."
Kord Mpi'iit the day in hu spends
miiHt daj'M In malilnir 'tht- roundu
of his plants In the Uulrolt area
und -otlierwise couofriilug hliu.sulf
III the ni'tlvttli'a : of lil ItiieroHln
hire. Konieoiie aslted htm how
much money he had lost In nuik
inn the chaiiKL- froin the model T
to tlie model A car.
"Who sulci I had loxl iinyfhinu?"
lie eiiuntcred. "We can't hw
what dnuMn't belonK lo us." lie nald.
I he prnrilH we made on
il.UUU,-
1 cars wusn i our money. Nt-ue and wir
The public paid It to us. The mon- " Tll(, U.llnn utreatens lo umhiiia
oy proll s came from tho peoide,he hitter congressional debate on
and we luok upon ihem simply aslh(. gnvernmenCs pn.p.-d an:i
a public trust which must be pm ; (.mmunist legation,
back Into the manufacture of I ,.,lu.niftn ,,. ... .....
in-ip men ami
worn n to better uiTrt-more produc
tive lives.1
ESPEE ROBBERY IS
1'OKTI.ANIV Ore., July .HI. (I 'i
Southern l'aclflc railway clutee
tlvi mi,i,i t.winv ..r,.. i
on a freight
The two men who ronnrtod the
point nf a unn. Hallway police j
iiiuu iney lounii no continuation or
the report Hint the holdup had
occurred on train No. 111.
IIHTTH, Mont.. July :n.-(;pr-Henry
Smeplo, 5, shot his wife
three limes and then klllml him
self this morning at (heir home
hero. Mrs. Smegle's condition
was reported as critical.
Smeuel had been a patient IW
several months at the state tub
crcnloMn sanitarium at Onlen.
The right way
to pop corn
is to put rt lillli- in the finftrr
nl i time. Thru each kernel
will pop out fluffy anil temlrr.
Hills Ilros., by roasting their
coffee a few fiotrnlj at n tine
by a patented, continuous
process, secure a marvelous,
uniform flavor in every pound
a flavor that noother roast
in method can ciii:il.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
FrttJk frcrn f i(t4t
... ill tl ' iijr.
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SEt NEW
As- J
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Joint Henry Mcars and C. 0. O. Collyer. set new record for circl-nf
the o'obe when they landed at New York, 23 days, 15 hours, 21 minutes
and 3 seconds afler they started their trip around the world by boat
zr.a airplane. Picture shows the flyers' greeting at Miller field. Left
to right; Collyer. Vivian Osborne holding "Tail Wind," mascot;
Me a rs, and Seymour Dani-irj of the mayor's reception committee.
11CCIA.
OOlrt
i SWl.MlCMrrCNDK. C. e r m a n y,
tjuty i;;t Kim, it notori
ous communist, who was expelled
from Austria after serving a jail
sentence for entering thai count ry
on a false passport, passed through; Korbe.s Ik the husband of Ku;
Germany1 yesterday in charge of Chatterton, nationally known act
police official. He was plaeoil resH and the son of .Mary Forbes,
aboard (he soviet steamer lleram also an actresH 4f repute.
tiountt for itussla.
IHfiOTA, Colombia, July :i0.
(Pj Dispatches from Haranrpiilla
today said Alberto f'astrlllon, Cn
lomluan workntim's delegate to
the last Moscow conference, had
been ordered depnried lo Mexico
bv the del in ft mental iruvrrnor nn
iiwlniollmiu frm.. tl... ...Ini.t r
his return from Moscow, h appeal
ing the decision, claiming Colo in -Mon
citizenship.
The ant l-communism measures
have passed the senate and ai"
j now under debate in the chamber
I of deputies. The debntr h:i:, e:e-
ated interest throughout the eoiin
l try, being marked by extreme hit
! temess ami vUdent attacks by the
! minority spokesmen against the
j government.
There have been freiiienl allu
j sions to mi attempted distatorship.
j l.OS ANC.Kl.KS. July .Ut. iflV
I Ait Hudltins. brother and assistant
niamtger of Ace Hudklns, welter
weight boxer from Nebmsk-i,
ehiirged with two counts of crim
inal assault in a complaint issutd
o the district attorney's office to
day. The charges were preferred
by Miss lone Gall Murphy, 20.
f HlCAtia July ;n).. -(iv-i:c
receipts at t'hlca jn today, together
with lavornble crop reports, led to
a se I back in corn prices today, ai
,,,,
upturns at the start. A con
tributing bearish factor was re
sponsible. ;
Mcrcluindise
Buyers of the
Piicific Coast:
the keyJs on the
outside for you
to extend hospitality and
welcome to Portland'
16th Annual
BUYERS1 WEEK
August 6th to 11th
PORTLAND, OREGON
rO fJ7f Enle th et.lKtr.t. i-d ur'qu, enerti!nnrnt fr.tu:i. Pr ,f.t bv
, V - vi.wtrit O p mcr.h.,iiil:w 0m, o( nwrf thin . h,,n,!,frf fob.
Ir. iv1 mjno'itiu,,,, P.M, ,h,,. hirilah-r "J -ho ( tt-t cm t. Cut
WdUni kty liu,kt a.tk par) cl U-.. Paiilic Nl)iL COUii:
Sponsored by
rORTT.AND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CEO. LAWRENCE. Chairman Buyers' Week Committee
E. N. WEINOAUM, Secretary
FARES REFUNDED
GLOBE-CIRCLING RECORD
HOl.l.VWOOO, Cal., July 20.
(!) Italpli KtirhcH, prominent ac
tor of ttiaife and screen, wuh dang
eiMUsly ill at a Hollywood hospi
tal today. Neither huspitul at
taches nor pnvMans would reveal
the nature of Korbes" Illness Inn
both admitted the star was in a
i serious condition.
CITY NOT LIABLE
FOR BEAR'S ACT
SAN FKANCIHCo, .iy 30. (P)
A eity is not answerabh- for mis
haps occurring In public- zoos. It
was ruled today in dismissing the
suit of ( jmrents of Terry Hit yes,
Stockton youth. Damage.- of
hcm were allied of the eiiy for loss
of young - J In yen" r,l';ht i ye. clawed
oifi in by a b-;ir at the Oolden
liale park zoo.
In dtsnilsslng the suit, it was held
In t-uperlor court that a city main
tains a ;:oo in a "go vein mental"
hut end of a "proprietary" capac
ity, ami is not respond)) in jn til(t
same degree as elretis; s and pri
vate enterprises.
OF RACING Ul
SA IIATOOA SI'i:iN:S. N. v..
July ;m -id'i -This hislerie water-;
hm place today awaited the call
lo the pus: openim: the :'th an-;
ihi a I rmtng niceiin nf the Sara-,
tof.-a assiH-ial ion for tti r Improve- '
mem of the breed m' hrses. Two i
thousaml iboriv.ihhreds, im hiding '.
most of the big slake winners of :
i tin; iiL'csettt Mt-aHMii. were uliarfred
in the stables around the beau-1
'tiful course.
I In the city itself the spilllnp
over into surrounding villages
were Hie followers of tin- thor- '
oiiKhbrcds. leathered heri from
nil over the country. Soch-ty rub-f
; bed elbows with the touts of New
'Orleans and Kentucky, made kin)
by the lure of the pounding hoofs, j
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HOOVKIl l'MA'f.
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(ContbKWtf Hm Nti OW.) J
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elded to p re.se n 1 1 1 ce n yes
others at the commission's expense.
Iersoiiiiel cf Hoover Party
.Mr. Hoover's party comprised 4tl !
men, including his personal guests ,
'and the accomnauvinir newsnaner
writers and photographers, and JHoover and some of his party
reprenentatives of the moving pic.i nceepted Invitations to spend the
tuie news reels and some free "ighi and some went fishing lute
lance photographer. and picture j ' He day, but the candidate de
men. , . -.ferred the wetting of his line until
The following are the personal 1 1 his morning, contenting himself
IguestH of .Mr. Hoover: V. J. Dona- with ' watching the others f.sh.
van, assistant attorney general of j " At llrown'a camp, on the upper
the United Slates; Congressman , K latitat h, where the secretary is
1 John Q. Tlllson, republican floor! to go. later today, .Mr. Hoove
1 leader of the. house or representa- will be the guest of Milton Ks
tives: iJr. llay I.yman Wilbur. ! berg of San Francisco for parr
1 president of Stanford university; I of today, tomorrow and most of
Ceorge Ackerson. secretary of Mr. j Wednesday, leaving late the third
'Hoover; Dr. Alonzo 15. Taylor, di-
rector of the Carnegie Food He- ;
j search Institute; .Milton 10s burg, j
president of the General Cigar
: company: A. 15. Koss, comptroller
; of Stanford university: Allan
i Hoover of J'alo Alto. Mr. Hoover's
son: I'ierco Mitchell, registrar of
! Stanford university: George M.
jltolph, president of the California-!
Hawaiian .Sugar company; Leland
Cutler, trustee of Stanford univer
sity: and Attorney T. T. C. Gregory
j of San Francisco, treasurer of
Stanford university and intimate
friend of Herbert Hoover, and -who
(has charge uf the present tour,
j Among the well known writers
! tra veil ng with tho Hoover party.
Jail of whom are from the east or
.middle west, and a number of
( whom have their headquarters at
Washington, D. C. where they re
i port the dally iloings of the White
, J louse and congress, are the fol- i
lowing:
James 14, West, Associated Press;
Paul K. Mellon, L'nlted I'resn;
Wlltlam V. Hutchinson, Interna
tional News; Arthur llechten, Uni
versal Service; Itay Tucker.
Scrlpps-Howard vMlinnce; Win.
Hard, Consolidated l'ress; Itobert
A lief i. Christian Science Monitor;
lOdward Mcintosh. New York Herald-Tribune;
Maurice J udd. New
York Sun; Paul It. Leach. Chicago
Daily News, and Philip Kingsley,
Chicago Tribune.
Among tho newspaper photogra
phers, movie picture news reel
men, and other photographers and
picture men are: (I. K. Sehoedsick
of Paramount News; Arthur De
Tittn of, Fox News; Maurice Itlack
of Puthe News! John Wormcke of
R. N. John Sielger of the Chi
cago Tribune: V.. O. Kubes of the
New Ynrlt Times; Don Knglifh of
the International News;.. Mr. Wes-.
terman of the Associated Press and
Mr. Kenyon of Palo Alto.
Hoover eame yesterday after
noon to the first of the , two fish
ing grounds he has .selected in
this neighborhood for his first go
at his favorite sport snce his
nomination as the republican pres
idential candidate.
I ne
I1 YwiL
.JP Editor-
says to his Reporters
"get the FACTS,
write tliem Clearly;
Play no favorites!9
Tkis is
JPmectns Truth told interesting
BtccthiQj trout in tho Jtoyue
river, fish that have been down
to the yfu and back, were .tight
by Hoover before h. essayed a r
turn later in the day back t
northern California i an effort
to lun- the luountatn trout at thn
head watein of the Klamath river
at Brown's camp near llurnhruuk.
The commerce secretary wuMqIUI
overnight it u est here of William
jsaats, who met the autunio-
bile caravan at tlrants I Niks, held
a hurried confeiene; wit h the
orteon policemen lio wi-re -how-
ln the party
the way over the
mountain roads, and then became
pilot himself.
Jul west tf this city the lead
cars turned off on a dirt high-
1 " uroe n mis pi.u-e. .mi.
day for Davis, where he anil hb:
companions will board a train for
Palo Alto, arriving there early
Thursday after an absenc of a
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f7' THE ST O BE
PHcJNt -480 -47 Mi0fORD.OH.00H.
Clearance
Entire Stock of Women's
Straw Hats
TWO PRICE GROUPS
95c
and
Hi 10 in till lovely huts for women und misses. Coloring
lo match nny frock. Sizes unci shapes to please any taste,
and delight any participant in this great event Two
Price Groups for Month-End Sale 95 and $1.95
ALL CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS
Final clearance Chit:, be
coming hats for all youth.
Most all wanted colon;
and head sizes.
50c
five daw.
On the second Mfay of Tho JoifUfv
ney. the parly motored 2S0 miUV
from Hull Tint. Cal.. to this plate,
vruss nt; two mountain ranges over
roaN whi..-h alternately orfrlooked
the Pacific ocean and valleys filled
uilh jedwood and other tines.
At lunch time the parly stopped
outside of rr.fcrsnt t'ity. 'ul.. to
eat at the bae of an unusually
larne redwood and the photos
rapher were able to ifet close
ups of the nominee, who explained
some of the characteristics of tho
redwoods, la which ho has had
a deep interest for years and in
the movement for the preserva
tion if which he was a pioneer.
With few exception1, where re
pairs were being made, the Iled
wood highway along the Pacific
and over the mountains was good,
and the automobile caravan was
able to make fast time, despite
the many sharp turns, as the road.'
wound around the mountains,
sometimes oil rather sharp grade.
At one hamlet, where n. stft'4
wns made for gasoline and
Mr. Hoover inquired of a vil
lager as to the condition of the
roads ahead.
"They are all right, except that
heiP and thepe they havo thai
French disease known as "de
tour," he man replied.
For about l.'i miles the disease
proved to be n rather severe one.
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and vacation.
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