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Show Page Three THE MIDVALE JOURNAL I 'rii;;;·o:·;·~f·c;i;:;i~··c;~;·;;···.., il ! PHilLIPSBURG IS FINALLY LOCATED Quickly Relieves Rheumatic Pains Town Where Jess Haines Lives Near Dayton, Ohio. HARLEY HOF'F, the smiling, his financial contro\•ersy wltb the + young viking who figurative- American ruling body. 12 Days' Free Trial Since he has been declared only ly vaulted his way across the American continent two years temporarily Ineligible and not acTo gPt relief when palo tortured Not many miles from Dayton, Ohio, ago In world's record fashinn. tualiy professionalize d. it was + joints and muscles keep ~-ou in con· is the little town or l'hllllpsbuJ·g. It : seems. to have propelled himself thought Boll' might regain the : Stant misery rub on .Joint-Ease. right out of the amateur picture. good graces of his own athletic + has ubout GOO inhabitants and boasts It is quickly absorbed and you can one. The latest Information from N.,r. authorities, but app>trently they : rub It In often and expect results In fact, there were more than a more speedily. Get It at any drug. way, authentically Jubeled, I~ thnt hnve taken a stern ond unrelenting + in America. America ~ist of alfnir. residents this stand in hundt·eu miliion the Norw.egiun ath· Joint-fJase for sciatica, lum· Use a such : was banishthere The final who neYer knew + letic powers, in rhe lame mu~cles, lame back, sore, bago, St the until Phillipsburg + us kills town HolT m~nt of + most U[lJlroved A. sore nostrils and bum· <"old~, chest Louis Cardinals broke Into the world the proRpect or. a + A. u. manner. have Only GO cents. It fe~t. aching lug, hattie fur vaulttUg + series of lfl2G, writes Henry P. Ed· turned a deaf t>nr penetrate~. supre~~~~<·y hetween : wards in the Cie\·etand Plain Denier. fREE Send name and Address for 11 to all appeals for day trial tube to l'ove Labora:t and star nkm~ But now, when a motorist gets intile the reinstatenwnt tories, Desk 3. Hallowe ll, )Iaine. Phillipsburg uear the anywhere Carr, trouble Sabin to of Hoff and shut rule youth, who '!' and stops to ask' a farmer where the : the door to his ~nholds the world's ;j: nearest garage is, he will get the fol. Olym~ir t try In the ro<'ord of 14 feet + lowing reply: at games this year inch. It also as- ~ "See yon big tree? neck on you do 1 + Amsterdam. Sounds Like It SUI'es this cuuntry + Well, the road forks there. You take HolT got Into dif· Grim-Does your wife speak more the road to the right and keep go!ng the likelihood of a : : flcuities over his one tongue? than clean sweep in the + until you reach a big red barn. Turn accounts J + expense morel Sometimes I Shaw-Speak Olympic vaulting. to the left then and that will tnke : nnd his vaulting think slte has more. ~owhere else nas + you right by Jess Haines' garage. + engagements while "Reckon you heard of Jess Haloes there been anything + out on the Parlfic like the develop- + He's the man who beat Babe Ruth spring the In coast 1-Arthur H. Vandenbera i)f Orand Rapids, appointed senator from Michigan to fill out term of late s~nator ment In this speand those other smart city slickers of 1925' after a l'errla. 2-Cairo pollee strunllna with Egyptian rioters during disturbance& due to the quarrel with Great Brit· there that clalty from New York In the world seriee sensational transaln. 8-Atrshlp LD whlcb Qeael'll Nobile of Italy plans to start soon on hie second flight over the North pole from U. the In a year ago last October. Jess will has beeu Charley Hoff. continental tour, In year. lpltzbe!'len. last the In S. fix you up ali right and If you need a which hl" exhibited + class a in considered was Hoft' surthat new car he'll sell you an automobile.'' pole a prowess with the · are ~ this producers to came he Inefficient when the until They all are Haloes boosters down himself by before passed anything ever seen candidates were snowed under by the was record indoor The country. out. way. Yes, Jess ruo9 a driven Phillipsburg Americll. NaIn slate of delegates sponsored by selwu that mark a an automobile agency. then, has feet and 13 garage athilkubie most the of Callahan One M. tional Committeeman J. or Indoors either attained dom on step after It In the sumto looks ever else one invaders Some letlc convoters, flood 'l'he on Smith. T HE house committee and pledged to mouths few a within But out. wiry of Is knuckle-bailing Jess bundle a when time shores, mer th~e on bill Presidential senate's their the marking In accepted h trol however, 1 preference ballots gave Senator Reed t at matter and all looked rosy until 1 + athletic energy, the vaulting viking BolT lifted it about 8 Inches, and + his way to victories in the National league, but Jess is on the job in the overstepped the hounds of propri- a year ago Carr vaulted to the pres· of Missouri a three-to-one majority Tuesday, when President Coolidge ad+ that he was + wlntpr, lie confesses, howe\·er, he is vised the house leaders over the governor of New York. not + !)14, ·feet 13 satisfied with •' the compromire ef- : ety laid down by the A. A. U. und ent indoor record of + feet 14 cleared he May Last a white shirt mechanic. lnch~s. only the in abruptly. short written be cut to tour had his name had + Smith's Keep Tax "If a guy has to ha\·e a tire changed, ballot. fected and feared the pending meas- + Subsequently he straightened out for the first time in athletic history. ++ + I guess I can do it for him but when Down to 2.00 MillionaReverting to. the Republican situa- ure would invol,·e huge expenditures + +++ ++++++++++ ++++++++++ ++++++++++ ++++++++++ ~+++++++++ author$.325,000,000 the of excess In it comes to diagonising what's wrong tion, atentlon should be called to the tmeot appoln the wished still wllh the innerds of a car I am not a<!tloo of the corn belt committee In !zed. He study to commission economic an Qf guilty," admits the big pitcher. Des Moines. Claiming to represenl By EDWARD W, PICKARD DON'T suffer headaches, or any of contributions, local of question the "Being a boss, howe,·er, has Its farmCllltClitET.ARY OF THE TREASURY more than a million organized pains that B'\yer Aspirin can those advantages," Jess continues. "Fishing ers, the committee adopted a resolu- and favored a number of other amendHELLO~ preeented to the renatc a hurry I Physicians prescribe in end and hunting are my hobbles and If tion opposing the election of Hoover ments. The Republican house leaders lnan(~e committee Ills new program ot approve its free use, for it and it, bill should not Jess Haines wants to chase rabbits reduc:tlon. and the Republican should he be nominated by the Repub· therefore decided the affect the heart. Every drugnot does struck Washington of Bluege L. 0. or quail or take his fish rod and go .-a)le:ra of the committee, together !lean convention. In that event the be called up before the latter part of it, but don't fail to ask the has gist ele'l'en-ioning an In times fi\·e out also up above Dayton, no one Is going to Senator King of Utah, Democrat. committee plans to throw Its voting this week. The house committee for Bayer. And don't take druggist 1923. 17, June on game protection protell him he has got to bang around the plan their tentative approval strength to the Democratic nominee. fears an adequate flood box that says Bayer, with the but any gram will cost more than is provided and tend shop." ltll generiil features. The result printed in red; genuine word the Fred Beck, 'l'eteran first basen.nn of for In the senate bill. In its report The garage, l•unting and fishing are be that the bill presented to the OVERNOR GREEN of lllichigao the committee contends that the cost long record, wlll umpire in the West- about Jess' only occupations during leJiate will provide for a tax cut appointed Arthur H. Vanderberg . of flood control works and rights of ern assoelatlon. the winter. Never a golf fiend, he to about $200.000,000, In· to fill out the unexpired term of the be would plan Jadwin the under way cares not for CP.rds and be never has of the $290,000,000 reduction late United State& Senator W. N. FerClift' Shortman, a semi-pro pitcher danced. He likes good action movies of exclusive is which $-.'>95,000,000, ailed for LD the house measure. ris. The appointment Is good only of Newurk, has signed to hurl for but how in blazes Is he going to Innavigation. Mr. Mellon asserted that the pros· until next December, but Mr. Vander- $111,000,000 for Improving Easton In tbe Eastern Shore teague. commission's river dulge his desire In a town of only 600 pedlve $252,000,000 surplus for the berg announced that he will be a can· The Mississippi the of terms the under which Inhabitants? So when he is ail dressed kal year 1929 already bu been dldnte for election to the renate In the plan, Bucky Harris, manager of the up, lte has no place to go. in desired if adopted be may bill Jones lhaved to $212,000,000 and that If con· tall. T he new senator Is editor of the Washington Senators, is the only man,ress appropriates $30,000.000 for flood Grand Rapids Herald and Is a student cases where It conflicts with the JadI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I U ager who will play regularly this seawould cost $625,000,000 for llr•ote•ctl<m during that year the surplus and writer on American history and win plan, son. and rights of way. be further reduced to $182,000.000. the Constitution. He is only forty-four flood control works lower the to only apply these of Both Aspirin Ill On the basis of these figures he scaled years old. the trade mark or Bill Reetz, a semi-pro outfielder of river. Mis:>issippi BayE:r Manufacture down the admlolstratloo tax cut maxiCyrus Locher, a Democrat, was Oshkosh, \\'is., has contracted with or Monoaeetleaeldester ot Salleylleael4 mum, wblcb he placed at $225,000,000 named to fill out the term of the late 1928 league National The :Uoline of the Mississippi Ynlley INISTER JlfACMUHRAY went last tall, to $200,000,000 without allow- Senator Willis of Ohio by Governor has been awarded by pennant league. Vell, Vat of It? from Peking down to Shanghai for food control and to less than Donahey. Mr. Locher Is the state di· many critics to the Pittshurgh to settle with the Chinese Nationalist "The wholesale meat business," Pirates, who won it In 1027. It •·""'·'""'·""" If the expected approprla · rector of commerce and resides in Wliiiam James Landen, a yount: king Nan the O\'er row the government a New 'lor!; paper editorial, "has says tor this purpore Is made. is the almost unanimou~ belief Cleveland. Spt·tn~:lield (Mass.) pit<"her, hns signed 1927. and settle It March, of outrages like every other industry." politics Its By a vote of 13 to 6 the committee of the critics that addition of ut• with his home team In the Eastern of Washingsatisfaction the to did, he veals, perhaps.-Furm & within Veals formally approved a reduction In the Sparky Adams to the Pirates league. in his testimony ton, without yielding to the arrogancl! FALL, B. LBERT de. !Ciresi tax on corporation wrnings from 13~~ + hns mnde them invincible. The • the prestaken at El Paro for use in the to 12 per cent, meaning a reduction In trial of Harry Sinclair, said three Re- of the Chinese or sacrificing In 1008 the Yankee team left home I funn~ part of all this Is that tige of the United States. 'l'he British revenue of $128,000,000; and It also some of these now so sut·e of in first place for a road trip and lost publican leaders-a former cabinet press in Hongkoog was astonished by .atlPr•DVE~d the repeal of the estate tax, Pimte success were equally ' t home-in ~:! games before retuming member now in Europe, a senator and ~fr. MacMurray's success where the which will cut the revenue $7,000,000 that If Kiki Cuyler ha~ ~ sure a former senator-ad,·ts ed him to British minister had failed, and jeered The photo shows Johnny Ri~ko. last place. more. In apportioning the remaining In the lf!27 \\'orld played been ' • write the famous McLean letter to the at the settlement as one of expediency heavywpight, sometimes known as f70,000,000 it was necessary to demight have Pirates the series Uutl1, of outfield Yankees' 'fhe senate Teapot Dome committee In l!l2:1 due to the approaching elections in "The nouncing Ral,er from Cie\·eland. " seem to don't cide whether to approve the scaling they Yet it. won , mos• by believed Is Meus~l and Comhs In an effort to conceal a loan of $100,- America. Mer decision a won recently who prorates surtax Intermediate of dow11 best ail-round outer li: think acquisition of Cuyler by 000 from Edward Dohen~·. oil magnate. Jack Sharkey at the :\'ew ~Indison critics to be the posed by Secretary lllellon, involving a t11e Chicago Cubs will put that leagues. major the in gat·den In Washington It was stated the men pnE~l!ER ~IUSSOLINI and the pope Square Garden. losa In revenue of $50,000,000, or in the pennant race. team lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable named by Fall were Will Hays, Senaseem both to be determined not to whether to use this amount in the reis park baseball $2,000,000 new A ex-Senaand ~~ tor Reed Smoot of Utah ,;.;, continue the controversy CompoWtd Built Her Up duction or repeal of the automobile !wing planned for the Cie\·elnnd InLenroot of Wisconsin. Both Smoot education of the ~·outb tor and other miscella~ous taxe!l which diang. The statlium would have a und Lenroot branded l•'ail's ~tory as The Yatlcan organ In Secretary Mellon believes should be capacit~· of some 80,000. seating told ~·an roid Lenroot false. utterly Espanola., Wash.-":l.Iy husband cilintory editorial declared the Holy retained. lt was expected the commit· got the money from ·McLean See had no intention of project· he him your advertisement for Lydia E. saw tee would approve an Increase In the and he then had every reason to beare writers sports Philadelphia l'inkham's Vege· meet will Armv the anct state Ohio Ita!the ing itself into the affairs of exemption for small corporations a~ Joe table Compound that belief the in unanimous Hl80. au;l 192() in bali basket In not!sternly lieve Fall was telling the truth. uuce the and ian state, In the house bill. wanted me and in base first of flau~er will talte care fled the Italian press that this must it as I was try to seathis ~lack Connie for Don Cn1·los Lyon roller-skated ali ot grand style picturesque old be considered as ab~lutely closing the tired runoptimistic, a in ENIAL, dehaving Lo~ to HUGHES WasiL, E. HARLES son. Incident. It Is understood that though the way from Tacoma, down condition. paRsed has Depew M. Chauncey clined the job, the Republican naAngeles, Calif., to enter a school. I am a farmer's at the age of ninety-four yeat·s. there is to be no rescinding of the de\\'asl1ington baseball players ar<J tional committee selected Senator away wife and you can orscout boy Catholic against cree The former senator from New York Simeon D. Fess of Ohio as temporary One of the sure fu\·ot·ites to win In not permitted to play golf. Ducky judge what work profor formula flexible a ganizations, chairman of the board of directors I do. Since tak· chairman and "keynoter" of the Kan· and any golf match he enga~:es in this Harris wants his men to gi;-e ail their dethe whereby found be will cedure railroad sucingthe Yegetuble ns City convention. There was no ·of the New York Central aummer is Bobby Jones, the Atluntn thou(:ht to baseball until the season residence cree disbanding them in most places his at pneumonia to cumbed Compound I feel to this choice, as Senator ends. wizard. a few !layR will be a voided. more spry and Is able and eloquent and ha& at in the metropolis only ~'lorida. and my to trip a Yigorous from return his after Purchase of llu<"k Lal, Chinese lnall times been a loyal supporter of the Put McCarthy, Boston heavyweight says I havo more color ill husband Depew Asia Mr. 18.14, In unfortunate Peek>:klll the In Born l1YR::\'A, policies of President Coolidge and of boxer, has a fine publicity agent In fil'lder, from the Xew York Giants is my face and look better. I recom· Yale and then was Minor seaport, wus shuttered by a , the Republican party. His name re- was educated at his wife, who is a former newspaper announced hy R. G. Allen, pre!lident mend it to any one who needs a good extending in shocks acti\·e was earthquake He of bar. serie~ to the mained on the Ohio ballot as one ot admitted of thP Little llo<·k Southern associawoman. tonic.''-Mns. :llonT, LQVETT, Espan· through several days and alfectiog politics all his life from his twentyola, Washington. the Willis candidates for delegate at <"lult. tion first year and attended every Hepub· also a number of near-by villages. The Boettcher of Tottem·ii!P. C. large, but he announced that If he Hirhard lican national convention as a dele- fatalities were numerous and a great Course! While visitin;: friends In Newark rewere elected he would have no de· N, Y., was elt>rted captain of the since 1888 with the exception of many buildings were destroyed, among gatll HiR President. for for team choice ball first l!asket elared cently, Chick Shorten, former major nu·slty Hutgers has a fortune with he sny "They of Hl24. At the 1S8S convention them being some of the fine struccood choice, as Indicated under the that tlropped tile wnrd that he had year. leaguer. next II." in ciphers seren he received 9'J votes for the Pre~ldep· turt>s erected since the great conflagragiwu up basebail in faror of a bnsirequirements of the Ohio law, Is Sen"That's nothing!" nomination. He served two term' tion of 1922. 'l'he first temblors wer~ ness career. ator Curtis of Kansas. But It Is tial wn~ hoxer. Mexiean a Anisu, Pedt·o of display tet-rlfying a by preceded United States f.'enator. from ISS() known that he really favors Hoover as times in ies~ ti>Hn 1 knocked down :!:! In 1SSG he entered the sefl'· celestial electricity. 1011. to Speaks to Women .Jack Siatt0ry, who is to pilot the if the llraftiog of Coolidge cannot be six rounds h)· .lcllnny llughps dut in~ of the Vanderbilt raili'Dad sy~tem Doslon Bru,·ps rwxt season, is n graU put through. The other Willis candi; Ice a hout In Ran Antonio, Texas, re Ogden, Utah-"lt seems aa though remained with it until his dPath ltA:o\CE'S tntest note to America cently. I had always been bothered with uate dentist, hut owing to his t>nrly dates for delegate also decided that and the of pt·esident was he years 13 For concernin~ the Washington proposal I took functional disturbances. they would go to the convention with· in llasebali he neYer practieed ~utcess rspecialls was He CentraL York treaty New of Dr. multilateral bottle a unqualified ~n for out first choice. Their second choice The recol'd ~tate for a wr~>stlim• his profession. Favorite uddresse' Pierce's public his fnr known reswell with plan the accepts wur end to • • • pledges, which are to stand. are 34 for match in this ''Ountry is ~7S.tKKI, the 1 Prescription and In spee<'he>•. He at- ervations. nnd lNH!s Secretary of State ~·. P. Aillet·n•an of ,\lidli :~an Statf The reeord salary any manager has Lowden, 8 for Curtis and 9 for Col. and his after-dinner amount taken in when Frank Got<-h I found 10 much ft "1·efusal his to longevity his Ke!logl( to hrlieve a real step has and llnckenschmid t m<>t in l!ll::! in Pn•r been paid in the hi~tory of the is one of the outstan<liw! 'tars prom! Charles Fisher of Wilmington, Ohio. tributed relief that I took been taken toward abolishing armed Chi<-nl(o. nently mentioned for tile <ll>·mpi<' hi~( leagues is $()0,000, the sum Ty It the name of Charles G. Dawes is to worry." another bottle and next the understood Is It team this year. He step~ oil' the 1()(). contiict. 0 0 0 will the, after that I had no he of convention player-pilot the as placed before ('o i >I1 rer~>iwd .vard dash easily under 10 flat and the -further trouble. HEAT BHITALN'S plan to keep up move will be to extend the negl.'tlahave the support of those delegates. Pat Hunlt•y, brother and as~istunt Detroit Tigers. lifi~ "After I married 220 in a fraction over 21 se<'onus with tlte price of rubber by restricting tions to lndurle England, Germany, of Dirk Huuley, foothull eoa<'h of All of which Is contingent otl their • and during my ex· abanhas R•·iand the exports. known as the Ste,·enson Italy and Japan. election In the primaries. llans \\'ngner, the great Pittsburgh little <liftlculty. l'\orthwest!'t'n uuiYer,it;-. has hPen ofpectant period I term the that contention his fered the football coaching position star of ypat·s ngo, sa~·s if he had hi• New York Republicans elected 90 scheme, has failed. Prime ~1inister doned a thousand suffered suh~tituted for youth ov<.>r again lw'd enter hnsehaii at ~orth Dakota. de a ~hs with backuninstructed delegates, of whom the Baldwin announced to the house of "aggressive war" be ache and pains In my I!J;Ilbs until I • • Wag-ner quit in Hl17, the twenty-flrst Hooverites claim at least 47. Among commons that the government hurl de- "al! wur." but he makes it perfectly canbegan taking Dr. Plerce'a FaYorlte Diana Fishwick, feminine golf cham· season of his rm·eer. those chosen was Dr. Nicholas Murray cided· that all restrictions on the ex· cl£;:,r that the French goYernrnent Prescription. I highly recommend Knute Hockne, Notre Dame football Butler, wet leader, who defeated an port of rubber from Malaya and Cey- not allow the proposed treaty to inter- [lion of l~n~:land, is not only the .n•un!!medicine for any young motherthis the under obligations Fr~ncb with fere Nomanager of the coach, has signed a contract <"hurter Hu;:~ins, ~!iller est girl to win the title-she is ~ix · avowed dry. In the Wiscooll'in Repub- lon would be remoyed beginning I know the 'Favorite Prescripto-be. dealso minister foreign The league. the line to S. S, ing o boat from the Cunard :\'ew Yorit Yan:;ees. thinks the addi1 teen-hut she won it after ont~ lltao primary the La Follette forces vember 1, W28. According give relief when others will tion' to ht>ad a tour to the 10~8 Oi>·mpic tion of T.v ('ohh will make the Atlt received the first serious setback they Stevenson plan the expo>·table per- clares that the inclusion of all powers Pightepn months of golf. Ivan S. Larsen. falled.''-Mra. have necessar~· !!.•tics a mot·e dangerous contenuer for game~ at Am sf er<lnm. have had in years. According to In- centage of production wa& determined in the it>ngue is ab~olutely 734 23rd St. To de\·ote himf.'eif to the contlv.en Cliff Brkker, Cauncla's hope in th~ the pennant this spason. All dealers. Tablets or liquid. complete returns the total delegation at the beginning of each quarter by in the interests of \l'{lrid peace. his pre<."ed· ail the up give during bPeu will price not Hocltne ha• average tour the tal 15 ~1aruthon, Olympic • at Kansas City will be made up of SEEDS-PL ANTS-BUL BS Bryan llarriss of the llo,ton Red summer conchin[: ~dwols this year. La Follette men, pledged to Senator log quarter. It was attacked especial- pEACB negotiations between Poland ht>aten in two )"<•nJ·s at five, tt>n or KoenigsberH, in held Lithuania, and attempt un as users American by ly past in tallest the snnr<·e Is in this itl<'hes. men. I'!I<'P fronr () one ft>et Follette reYeuue 6 Baby <'hicks. Bulbs. PlantA. they hnrrin;: The gox. anti·L·a SecdA. fifteen mill's. Norris, and 11 all ~row. Se nd for big {rf'P. poultry supbeeause mainly throug-h fell German~·. rubmouopolize to Britain anmge nn Doe Great him by IPa(:ues. nette<l to has had major und the hip in snmmet·s his uninstructed pilt~·pr injur!'<l are he whom 11·hkh of most ply ami sel·<l ca talog . BAILEY & SO:-IS of 81:1,000 each summer. UnutJ·pnu of the Roston llrnres, 5 feet ·ptir~. co. ~ a lt La k e. t'tah. Hoover was the only announced candi- ber, nnd was successful for a time. Premier \\'aldemaras would not yield if While the Hnckne tour will he pri· 2% ind1es, is til<> shOI'test. date in t11e Michigan primary and will Rut Dutch competition lu SumaJ:ra. on the question of Yilna. He !mew overbe would government hi~ did, he American conservation. German s~·u· mut·ily to the Olympi<' ~:ntm•s. six oth· ba'l'e that state's 83 votes. Thp Unirpr~it~· of \Vu~hin~ton var Buhi Dull ,Jacobson, ,·eter;m out· er eountri<>s will he risiteu. i're,Pnt ! After winning 30 Michig:m delegate~ thetlc rubber and new planting pro} thrown, for the Liths Insist the city ;Jty c1·ew \dll ra1·e in n new C<'thll to pinus <'ali foll' rkits to Er:!:ian\1, llol- Hanford's Balsam of without contest, AI Smith next da~· ects doomed the scheme to fuilu1·e. Poland grabbed mu~t be restored <hPil !his St•asun, t11e girt of :\'orti1· tiPI<Ier who was cut loose last fall nf Money back for flr8t bottle if not rJ.Ited. All dealen. It will he r·on· t<'r u ion~: term in the Amet·ican land, !-'ranee, Germany, Switzeriantl. captured 124. more \'otes in three During recent months the price of rub- them. The conferl!nce mny he resumed vpst!'l'u I umhpt·men were commissions three for later, experts nnd declined, ste~·diiy has ber ien;:lll', has si~necJ with hl(IIanapoiis Italy and 11Pll(ium. states. These include<! 86 from New 'truefe<l h)' Prnr;;e Porocl< of lntet .- ;.,n,l l l' n l'l~ lA the .\me1·ican a~soci:ltion. The trip will t·equire six weeks. York, l2 from Maine nnd 2G from Wis- predict that it will S'tay low, de~pite uamed to study questions of economics, tonPin In tho n~'l"Pr •tntP thP \\'alsh thP nhnnnnmnP.nt of thP British plnn. ~reurity and nationalities. C tt i I i l * ;r. Join t·Ea se + l t +~:+ I REVIEW OF CURRENT EVENTS May l l Il Cut Week in Politics. Conquered Sharkey BASEBALL ~II NOTES 0 • • • G • • • • • • • • • r f M .. Critics Again Favor Pirates as Winners • • • A • • i . • • . .. . t Nctes Snor f': ~r\~~~~ , f I t i t BETTER COLOR IN HER FACE ........................................................................ • • • • • • G C • • • • • • • • • • • • S • • • • • • Pf • • • • • • F I ••• I I I G • • • • • • Coach Knute Rockne to Watch Olympic Gamea • • • • • • • • For Cuts, Bums, Bruises, Sores • • • Myrrh ~------------~ JUS"f' 1111).JK 1-10111 A /1/0IS'Y DRUM WOULD DISnJRB MO"n-IER AIJD ME! WE\..1.., POP, IF I JUS'r PLA'f l"f' VJ!-IEIJ 'IOURE AS\..EEP, eAIJ I ~AVE A DRUM '). HEALTH HJN :rs Keep your vaal organs active and you can forget about your healtb. Aid nature and she will repay you with renewed life. Since 1696, the sturdy Hollanders have wardedoffkidn cy,liver, bladder, bowel troubles with their National Household Remedy-the origin:!! and genuine oO!!!~ cAPs u Li-_s W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. 15-1828. Ualoa |