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Show TBEJORDANJOURNAL.MIDVALE.UTAR HOOPS ORDERED WINT£R SETS TO AID Sfi~NGHAI SfAliN SNOW MOVE AGAINS'!I' CANTONESE ARMY; A BITTER STRUGGLE IS TO BE EXPECTED BLIZZARD SWEEPS OUT OF MON. TANA INTO WYOMING AND COLORADO Reds and Whites Join With The Opposing Chinese Forces; Canton T:-oops Seize Japanese Steamer Atlantic States in Grip of Damaging Gale; Rivers are Overflowing; First Fall on West Slopes of the Rockies Shanghai-That the Shanghai disshortly Is to be jnvolved In the bitter struggle of the Chinese warfare was inin late reports from Tientsin that General Chang Tso Lin Is dispatching 100,000 his army southward from province for the purpose of the Cantonese capture ol Denver, Colo.-Roaring out of Montana, a blizzard Tuesday swept over Wyoming and . Colorado, sending the mercury below freezing, crippling wire communication and seriously hampering traffic. The snow descended on Denver with a thirty-mile wind, temperatures tumbling from 47 degrees above freezing recorded to 28 above zero an hour after the storm struck the city. Further drops in temperature, with clearing skies, was the forecast for the region. Snow ranging from one to five inches marked the trail of the storm through Montana, where freezing weather also was reported. Following the Rockies, the blizzard spread over Wyoming, where it continued with unabatelil fury. The first snow of the season· fell at Grand Junction, Colo., on the western slope of the Rocckies, but It passed quickly and was followed by balmy weather. Trains Tuesday were battling the rifted snow and high wind to the eastward, but were succeeding in completing their runs, although behind schedule. Omaha-Western 1\"ebraska Tuesday was snow covered. Alliance reported more than im inch of snow, driven by a good wind, and Sidney reported a heavy fall, with prospects of continuance. Roads in that section of the state, motorists here were adYised, would soon become almost impassable if the snow continues. At both places the wind was already drifting the snow cc>nsiderably. The precipitation was held to be greatly beneficial to the condition of the soil for next spring's planting. The bitterness of the coming strug· Is indicated by the presence of reds and whites with the Chinese armies; more than white Russians In postion as vanguard of General Chang's army, the Russian reds are assisting Cantonese, or southern forces. Sun Chuan - Fang, comnorthern troops in the the of iulde,r Yangtze area, secretl-y departon a special train from Nanking Tientsin for the purpose of conwith General Chang on the of the cooperative drive against Cantonese. General Chiang Kaicommander of the Cantone11e now statlolled at Kiukiang, 200 west of Shanghai, is preparing last stages of a campaign to drive northerners out the entire Yangtze France Faces Great Danger l'lllrbEls - Premier Raymond Painwith one of his ministers, EdHerriot, beside him as he spoke, warned France that the task restoring the nation's finances be long and arduous. "Those are pressing us to achieve it by ~~tt1re measures not only sacrifice the hope of obtaining a stable of our currency, but also reflect on the deception which or later fra11:mentary decisions bastened solutions inevitably entail. It is not a short truce can hinder France from falling the abyss where she already has escaped falling," the premier Against Calles Government Fails lleJ:Ico City-Collapse of an importplot against the Calles government ramifications extending Into the States, is announced by the Snnday. The plot was frustratpollce raid on a home in the Mexico City residential and numerous arrests have made, including General Carlos and Lieutenant Colonel ManThe accused have been to a military prison, where they held on Charges of conspiracy the government and with refor seditious propaganda, in opposition to the repolicies of the Calles regime. to Make Crown Prince King the power firmly In hands because of the illness of Ferdinand and the absence of Marie, the Rumanian governled by Premier A verescu and by Former Premire Brathe "black man" of Rumania, drastic action to crush the •uaein for ther restoration of formPrince Carol as success r to The movement for the reCarol Is sponsored by the king O:>nflrming <CllleEm themselves. Service dispatches regardthreatening explosion in Ruover Prince Carol, the Vienna Teitung reports from Buthat the government has disa conspiracy to bring Prince and put him in line for the by force If necessary. Emergency Ariaea In Ireland state of national emerhas been proclaimed under the safety bill recently adopted by and approved by the govThe Dail Elreann has illllmimo•ned to meet Wednesday. of emergency permits the to arrest and detain withIndividuals suspected of comIn various oft'enses, such as atto overthrow the government of arms or explosives, and umptlon of military or police Acting under the proclamation, raided the offices of An a Republican organ, and copies of the paper. They e<t the headquarters of the Women's league and concopies of anti-Imperialist docand papers relating to wo- Fo N Floods Cause Corn Loss of 10 Per Cent Chicago - A 10 per cent corn loss due to excess rain and flood conditions was estimated Tuesday by the American farm bureau federation after a survey which showed general damage In the midwest. The damage reported included molding and rotting of corn, damage to small grain shock and delay in fall plowing and delay in harvest. Reports Indicate that 10 per cent less winter wheat has been planted in the central states than last year. Delayed plowing, due to wet weather, is responsible, the s•Jrety • showed. Uruguay Makes Amends to Cuba Havana- The Cuban minister to Uruguay has been recalled. A message was sent to Montevideo ordering him to eRlbark for home at noon Tuesday. Uruguay Tuesday night apolo· gized to Cuba for statements made by Alfredo Guani, Uruguayan delegate to the league of nations, which Cuba regarded as derogatory to her national honor and which cased Cuba to sever diplomatic relations with Uruguay Tuesday. The announcement of the apology was made by the state department. Observer Keeps !:ye on Tropical Storm Washington- With heavy rainstorm :; reported along part of the eastern seaboard, the weather bureau continued watching the tropical disturb:mce off Yucatan. Its last reports showed the disturbance centering off the western end of Cuba and still moving northeastward, though with only moderate intensity. Over the northern lake regions a storm of marked intensity was reported, while the storm warnings were displayed from Deleware breakwater to Cape Hatteras. VIolent Earthquake Shakes Buildings Cordova, Alaska-An earthquake or unusual violence was felt here at 8:20 The Sunday, Pacific coast time. disa by accompanied was tremblor anand shook Buildings rumbling. States tennae masts of the United naval radio Atation, fourteen miles from Cordova, swayed a foot. As is wmal in Alaska, where buildings are mostly of one story and well built, no damage was reported from the quake. ----- Coolidge Backs up Sheffield Washington- Ambassador Sheffield will return to his post in Mexico City with the full cnnfidence of President Coolidge, the White House spokt:osman The spokesman desaid Tuesday. clined to comment on recent notes to Mexico, but said he expected them to be made public in the near future. Fire Damages Sugar Factory HUERTA N~MED AS els EXPERIENCE OFLE~~ERJN MEXICO j WESTERN GIRL FORMER MEXICAN PRO .'ISIONAL PRESIDENT SAYS THAT 20,000 REBELS ARE ARMED Found Cannery Work Too Tiring The fertile valleys or Oregon help I l \ I i . ,,,, .. j - _,,' ' .. ~. up"n whi<-h is painted thP wumluh fi.(~IO .Jolt"." BPlow Is 11 <l<·atl!'s hPad. Warning Given on Dawes Plan Amnug Miter tltlugs tlti,: c-ar ennf tl d g · \\' ""a 1 i • taius a I lodge pl:<ton, a ( 'hP\-rolet top. " ~ I n~L'm- arnmg o le an er A motor which hits mt all four cyl1 cf wrecldp.-; the Dawes plan hy settle7 wlti<-h eo~t nothing, ns it was salYag(•<l from a \\Tt>eked (·ar: two l'ackanl indPrs with :scarcely more nobe tlutn a Good Health Depend:s Upon Good by PROEHL HELLER JACKLON ~he alien property problem of mcnt to llkt>IY is faet<ll'l' twiler wat·-time Drawing by Ray Walters. Elimination. was soun<lcd hc>f"lre the house wavs • • • . . ~P<It •·m<hi<•It~ at :!:i cents pet· ~quat, 11 · F b Le · IWignl•tn that co~t $;{ and a tire that bnng a lugher l'l'l<"e than a motor 1 ETENTION of bodily which lneks n erlindpr head or u ru- 'an! mfea!'ls eomd m_It~ete Y f otnh 'ra!Rer, HAY as ,n•u Pnter'' and e p an. o''C P t 1e a mmts ers o ; • wa~ liftl·d ft·om a junk pile, and ::;o waste in the blood is called t' h St U . dtat\>r litH! wo11 t run In lts }Jresent Tl ·'Lea,·e all hope la·hind ~·e fur Iws gone more than 1110 miles. 1 1 1 condition.' Tbis often "toxic a 1 • IODP\ cau ~ es, a E'! nt le _ all. at (·ondition lltP at·p who Pntl•r ltPrp,'' to a dull, languid feelrise gives "throw to natlon first the be not :,;nould "l'a;:~ion the of hatk tlte on si"n A l'o:;se,.,;;ion of a top, PithE'r one man "' "i~n" ~crawlPd 011 thP door~. has which plan, toxic backDawes sometimes, the at and, s·• ing ~tonE Ours Bo~·. Big Laugh, "Don't rt>ads, S" o1· six, adds little to th\• nilue of this I 'YI1ere tltp glu;-;s in th!• wiu<bhiPid That the headaches, and aches of out Europ/3 1 lead to much so done purproo;pectin:> the in rur of tn>e hoanl ru1mii•t; tltp 011 Foo..'' USP!l .• h<.• is a pll•ep of cardboard Is Paid functioning not are kidneys agreed He wilderness. economic an off,j it rip He'll E'"tlmati<•IL <.:haH•r'!> l'i of bearinri t!Je iufonn. lion "TPmilot·aril) , i:< th<· insignia in (;reek lPtter:; properly is often shown by burn1 out of ><PH it:\•.'' .\ hit of intPlli~l'IJl:l' K:q>pa Alpha, 'amphPil's ft•atemity. an~·wa~·. Top:; simvly 1\I'(•Jl't heiug ~~~atpa:~~einAf~l~r~c:: ,~/~:~n~~sc~~~~:~~ ing cr scanty passage of secrepalutPd on the hoot!, warn><: "En;!ine (In th!' other rnmting l.>oard, one reads: WOln. tions. Thcusands have learned ation, but nsserterl that the committee <Jeorgla From \\"reek ''Humhliug l'rospe!'tiYe purchasers generally abol'e all <'lse should refrain from Hoolll- Keep Out!'' And uhno(it in- Tech:" to assist their k.idn .. ys by drink~hy away from turs whkh Hl'e known adopting any basis of adjustment that Yariab:y some Jlla(·e on tlw tlllciPJlt bit ing plenty of pure water and T!te frout dOOI', markPd '·:\1uin En- to be uillictE'd with dill'erpntial gearof WrP<·kage tl!t•mls the lt-10P1Hl, ''!:<'our the occasional use of a stimulant t l'Hlt<"e. ·• i" 1t<•o k'E' d. 1n ll 1aee t1Y an in- stt·irlitiH. To remeuv this ailment re; does not adhere strictly to all inter= wheels ~- Xo. brake~:· 50,000 users give diuretic - whieh general- national agreements and the Dawes · t1 <!Uires l'OStly treatment · 1 0 f engmPPring • · w 1lie trmmv• YPs. it ~Pems !hut 111l the ~·ouug(•t· g<•t.tPu;; "ndorsement. :;igned s Doa.n' · • 'I'l le 1l' f t- 1Hill<1 d oor ly uuwu11ts to more than thp Pnti re :;;Ian in particular. · t 1011 d escnp . genera tio11 of humorists of tltP t·epnh- d e IJes Ask your neighbor{ ~-----lk are 1·idiug In SPCOIH1 to tenth-hall(] Is <.:aptiOitPd, "This l>nor Xot Work- ndue of the cur. Hut in many \'aseK Bill In Sight Reduction Tax uult:-elf automobile!<. On ererv a\·ailaiJle su.·- in);.'' l'rintPd on the IPft ~l<lt• of the this d<•ft>t·t doel' not manlfe,;t \Vashington _ Evidence that the face they huve spt forth nue gem~ of 1 rush•d _lt~lod is t!te d;ei;u·atf~~~~: "Hou- til lifter tltc t!lr has ehnngpd t.auds, e~t \\ Ptght-:So ~pnngr,:. On the and it>< ultimate discOYPry Is oftt>n at- Demncrats are getting ready for a wit do11e wllh vaint and chalk. StimulCJnt Diuretic to tha Kirincya smushhing tax reduction fight at the P'ootcr-rt.i:burn Co , !>If~t. Chemists, B~lfalo, N.Y. Amoug the wi,.;p eraeks turrentlv right, "Eugine Hoom-1\:('(•t• Out.'' tl'lld((l with ~Startling l'PI'Ultl'. • Another s;gn I'Pads: "EYPry Knotk Is ' i:P<·Plltly In Ithuea, X. Y., tl•P ~<eat approac·hing short session of congress, popular, we find the~l': 11 of< ·omPil uniYer:.;ity. thP !<logan, "Four was given Thursday when the ranking Uoo~r:· I'm Bhiftles8 But Xot Laz,-. Chinese Army 1,607,000 Fier<'P Arrow with u Quiv;r. 1 ThP tail li;:ht of the ''Passion 8'' is a \\'h!.'Pls--Xo Hrake"," dPsnilJed an uc- Democratic members of the senate {If the world';; soldiPrs S<'arrely fiO :::leveral sophomore :m<l house committees which shape · red krrospne lautPrn "borrowpd'' ft'olu tual co1Hlition. LittlP Go Creep. pPr ('PHI arp ln EnropP. f'hf11a l~ snld , a stt·um roller. (lYe•· mw of the rear mPmh<·l"~< of !-lig-ma Phi fraternity own tflx bills agreed on a basic plan of So's Your \\'ild Oats. to havf' 1,t10T,OOO t~o~en In military nn uucit>nt model which ha<l hPPn per- action. Out of a meeting between Sen- train 1ng. door.« is u huge "Exit'' sign. Dis ~queals-Mah Junk. Helatiug the cur·~ en•utful histoQ· formilll-' faithfull~·.. One moruing atcr Furnifold Simmons of the senate An AetidPnt Looking For a Plute to hac! (;lpndun <:rrlaelt, a memhPr of the to intPre~ted listenPrs w!Jo HappPn. Heart <ll8eaRe, whkh f'auseR so finance committee and ReprQSentative One More l'aynwnt aud ~he's :\line. stopped to inspe<·t his rare mot!Pl, "J'Ilditate whieh financeu thP purchase dPatbs aftpt· fmty ~·pars of rige, man~· and ways houstl the of Garner .Jorn of this pile of iron, with a eompauion < 'ampbt'll PxpluinPd that it hau c-rossed "'hy Uirls Walk Home. tnH1'<1 to illnP!'<;;es in chllrloftpu Is concrete a came committee means ll~>n't Lough, You :\lay Be Old and the <·outinPnt the time~. ha~ been to wu!< <lrlyin:.o; "I'un~y·• t!J1·ough u hili~· proposal for a permanent tax reduuc- r ho(.(l_ •.: ~I(•Xito and to Canada, speut two :<(•ctiou of the town. Su<l<IPnly wtth· tion of $325,000,000, which may be inFeeble Yourst>lf, ~ome Day. Thil'1 Car ::)tops for Blonue8, Bru- ~·pars <HI tile <·ampus 11t Ueorgia Tt>ch. ~>ut \\ aru!ug s(lmething wpnt wrong creased to $400 000 000. It W'luld cur- -A Gt H 1 aud will continue to grace thP l'Ulll(ltJS with "l'un ~·s" gear;;, leaving the plnng- tail the corro;aticn income tax from I nettes and Hallway Cros,.ings. e P rea Speed On, Big Boy, Hell Ain't Half at Columbia as loug as It holds to- ing tar hrukt>!Ps>< on n stepp grade. 13¥.! per cr:-t to 1 per cent, or even to Weak Women gPthH. It ha;o covt>rPd TO.<KJO 111iles The eotnpani<>n al>anuon!.'d the n·hicie lePs: wo--1<1 wipe out the excise. taxes Eull. Billings, Mont.-"Some few years ago ;:im·e it came iuto l'ampbp!l'!> )Josst>s- a:: it gathered spt>Pd, hut yonn;! OPr This <'an l'ontuim; Ua>'u!lne. I had a nervous breakdown brought on and perha]n slightly modify the tosion, aud he ~uys that it <·an allllit• lndt, elutc·hing the wht>t~l. st ntk to his / ">aero tax nnd lower tiP surtax on inMrH. l<'rf'quently. thru inward weakIn thP cities you "Pe hundrPds of a sp<•cd of TU miles an hour, an<! ~o po~t. l'ullin:-: on the "<H~allp(] "(•mer- comes between $30,000 and $90,000. ness and over-work. the~e ditapltatt'd mot<n· ehariots. mPt- 4:! mites on a gallon of gasoliuP. \\"hat I!TilQ brake" was merely u futile gcsMy nerves went all to p;eces and it was arnorllho;;e(( lly tht• ruYa~es of time , Pmthlt'.~ it I<> pe1·form the!>e I'Ptuark- turp. At thP bottom of the hill the Brazilic:n Town is Bombed impossible for m~ and thl' ingPu1!ity of tlwir pilot;; int•J ' ;dJ!P ft•ats, C::lllphell faliPd to iu<li\'lliP. <"lr ract•d across the intpr:.;<;ction sleep. I got so to was ntolllt'llt the 11t fo1·tnnntely wllic·h nioiiP ~tall(!ing it lt>an•s he \\:JtPII rare actual wm·ks of urt. And it's a BuEnos AirP.s-Mutinnus troops in rundown and all the \\'as IPft ti;l' at nhcnu .Jn;;t el0ar. takp,; alway" hP da;;~. eouutry town that doe~n't !Joa><t at while lip goe~ to •he B~az;hl.ll state of Hlo Gran<le do weak that I just lea;;t one or two of thP>e wjt wagous. out u handful of parts ft•••llt tlJP mocor, mouth of a nat'l'ow >lrPet wltieh of- Sui attn.ekfd the town of Santa Maria had to give up and (;,·rlach "iith Airpl;mes and bombs, according fPrHl n l'tt•t'P up-grad('. No otw knows where tlii>< quaint ens- !'t> that 1w onp c-an "tHJ't lhl' l'Hr. W(tS in bed when T started taking Dr. ·· "f!w l'as!:'ion s· l:s lllP<:hankally st• •·n·d for it and grallually the car ~o ad vices reccivul OYer the border by tom !<tartp(] or when. !-lome !,:ay it was Favorite Pierce's the coll\•ge boys who b~>gan the art, Pl't'fl'et," Cidllpbell deelat't·d, "but it CHIIH' to a lmlt, hut ortly for 1111 iw<tant. La Nacion. The outcome of the tight but Prescription Thpn it :<tnrted down thP hill baek- is not given. The mutinous troops and pu~;.illl~· it wa~. for it i~ the eol- look,. liL:P h-1.'' few a taking after Like ( 'umpltell':-, "Passion 8.'' most of wan!. Before it had gained much r:umbered 1400. A military force of IPge town today which boa"ts thP largbottles of this medicine i got wei! ami <:st repre~c ntntlon of tlw~e metupJ.orl- llte joke autos around the eomttt·y • ~pl·P<l, ho\1 eYPl', the fl·f~ltl\'IIPd lad 1000 men wa" stationed in the town. strong. It relieved me of all inward trouble, put my nerves in good cnr.1!i have intr::rd<ting hbtorie,;. Har<'!y, if 1\\i>'lP<I the stet>rlng wlh:el and lt:t!·ketl "Jombs druPP::?d from airplants are said cal rnon"tc·rs. strengthened every organ in mv tion, tl·~re tm·hin(;. the into mouat bank wild he 1 provincial o:-igir•·tl the he 1 b~· d<":J>.royed o\nw<l have to the~· ui'P cr. Col umbiu unher·>ity, Xc>w York d ty, e\ and made me feel like a new body a ht't•aking <:rash, a with t•·oops halted It Federal t·om<! lt> hotel. were and the principal pos!'e!<Sl'S one of th<! mo~t famous of pun·lca;;t•rs, who, if thl'~ Jennie King, 3923 22ud woman."-1\irs. reportPd also are Bage axle. of in the town the;;e artieulal<' juui\ hpaps. Tlte upon what onl'c were rheir bright, wht-l'l or ~<o and cral'kin~ the South. Ave., propprt~· of <'linton Cttlllt•bPll, a ju- llPwl~·-painltd ,·eiJicle;:, would tiud Latl'l,r tLP l>o~·" haYe lweu walking- to 1 <O have reYolted. The uprising tht're, Liquid or tablets. All dealera. ' however. was Quelled with the aid of nior at the uuln·r~ity, it i~ famous thl'ut illl!J"""ll>le of rl.'cognilion. Ou their ehts;:l's. l'iYic nutlwriliPs IIIUY WPI! lw con [ dvilian elements. becam-e rPePntl~· lhP N<'w York llPWl'\· tl1e oth<·r hand, tLP pre:•l'ttt owners j papers devoted ttearly half a <·olurun know little m· JJoddu~ or tlH·ir cars' ' (·em\'d CJYet· thP hazanls offpr<"cl tu lif.e <-at·ly hi><tory. l'tdigrPPS ure t;ot lrl aiHI li111h hy a .l.!i P:Jt lll!llt~· of Illes<' dcto an c•xpo:<ition of its charm~: Co31 Settlement Again Hits Snag l'aint< d a tiaming red, 1hi~ l·'ord l1as eluded iu tla· I> ill of :-alP. Tin·~· !>eat· Cl'l'f>it n llitlP.·. Harely at·p thpy ill· 1 Londrm- The ~.. h~·le question of tltn. bl'en redtrislPII<'li "l'a~si<.n 8.'' It i.; no gLI:ll·aLfPt>s, aud no satisfacticu "Urt•d. Lialli!.ty in~ur:tll<"<', <'Y<•u If tbe also lahE>ied "Coiuml>ia. titl' (;,.m of tile: >lll:lll>ul'<l'l' is promised. You tak.- It or uud• rwrilt'r' l">ould H<TPpt the ri~k 1 ceal St'Jtlemrnt is again in confu~ion. The Miners' F.~cJ<'ra! ion Seen tarv. J ~Iotio11." Young Camplwll J>tm.:hase\1 ll':l\ e it. :!11u tf ~·on take it, the fcm ht>- would cosl more than the car. A. J. Cook, Thursd:.'j" :vm'>'l!lc •d that 1 t with tint<' gn•at a han~ J:ur thp ho~·:.; It for ~12 from lhP Xew York :-;trP<'I .t:;ll:". RELIEVES COUGHS district deleg"t!.'s were ugnin;;t ac- j the l'ri•·l·s f<>r l'ars ~uitable for \\Titill;! tltehl. and u" l"u:.: ·as tllPrt' l:> a dollar Car cout)>any in l!ll:i. lllclucll'd In the I Take a teaspoonful of"VasevurcJw,t> priee was a tun of n·cl paiut. I•UI'pu,< s nmge fr<llll :;;.-, to ~~:;() V<'l' among Lilt• <"1'<'\Hl :o put'!•huse gas and r·ep:.anc ~ Of (!!I'! gOvenl!nPnt's terms . huiH)r!'!l or :<o pieces lltir<tculous!y' a <·ut-prh-P 1in• :<to. e or a JnnkhPnp to for setth"":~cnt ot the strike. All l::rge llSPd fm· <l<>enratin;.: ~ti"<'Pt c:1r~. line" J~lly. Stops the tidde. to the con<liA Hign on the back of this master- !JPitl to,Pth<·r lattil thE' s:.tiP is com-; J>rO\icl<' tin•s, tht•s(' raltlin;.: Yrhid<>H tl ;stril::ts wr;e opposed Soothes irritation. Helps sur;H·i:;~ great a ai' ca1n(") This ions. t plecp rPad" "Follow u;; for ;.:uminl~ pl\'lt>lL TltP <~<>rHii:lon -~f tlte y!ete~. wl!J ~t·;«e .. m·. stn•!.'t: ancl highwu.1·~ nature heaL Tasteless, Ford part~." This, how,•yer, i" sli~h!ly of \'OUrH', llet<•nmnp~ dw pnee. A atliUl-lll!.( us \ntlt thl'lt' hPIIli>ot·eu wtt , to the lea<le~·s of the rlclE>gate conferendorseotiorless. Willnotupsetyou. mislpudiu~ a~ the "~'aH~ic•ll S" hoasts car with f<>Ur lnllated tin•s will bring and tenifylt.;.: Ul'< with tiH·ir meuac-·' ence which had lao',ed upon agreement ,nference's c the of ment 1 a ltor. n.vt· haek, which •·o t :~:i cents, 4 •.• 1'\' tlt:ill a car with font· tl:It ones. ; to our • ;. fpQ·. Chesebrougb Mfg. Company w1th the government. St. <o-!Jdatod) New Y orlr:: State . • • • '·I hu:gpr: Watch ~liillillati<>ll! ''P R DOAN'S p~'o~s II I I I I I I Tf'x Ri<'kard says Clene Tunne~- will fight In a title mutrh until next not of damage caused Pueblo--Fire once renowned fall. standing third this $750,000 In the east warehouse of the Holly Sugar corporation at Swink, Ball pi n.vers of t h P Bnlt imore OriColo. One fireman was seriously inare not Pf'•·mltt<>d to wl'ar red oles jured. The blaze was under control r<hirt~. bellpvlng them to be swPntPr exbe to but It was not expected unlucky, tinguished before two or three days. • • • Molten sugar was running in streams The popularity or basehall, the nafrom the Immense pile of 160,000 sacks tional I!'Rme, was questioned whpn which filled the warehouse. Everett 84 freshmen of the 612 at Princeonly Wiswell, Lajunta fireman, was injured chose It as the form university ton Internally and his leg was broken they wlshed to wblch in athletics of while fighting the flame!' partklpate. • • • to •.he tables of America. This Is possillle through the 111aglc ot the hum. ble tin can. ! Disclaims Any Part in Revolutionary In one of the can. Move; Choice Without Asking; ning e s tab II s h· Mexico fn M idet of ents, Julia Revolution "'~;~!~~u~ was em. It was com. n pllcated work because she did sealL::>s An~eles-More than 20.000 men ing and other parts are in arms in varil'IIS states of Mexico of the work. It wu tst;rellluc>us wark and in a general rebellious movPment she was not a strong against tltE' CalleY; regime, Adolf~ De Often she .lotced herself to work La Huerta, former provisional presi- girl. when she was hardly able to sit It her dent of Mexico announced .hPre Thurs- machine. At times she would haye to 1 day. L~arlers of every unit, with the stay at home for she was so weak she exception of one, have proclaimed De could hardly walk Fo.- five years she was in this weakened condition. Lo. Huerta their leader, he said . She tried various medicines. At last,' assumed who The f::>rmcr president, friend, of hers spoke of Lydia ·E. a office in 19:;0 when the Carranza rePinkham s Vegetable Compound and· ' gime was overthrown and left it when she gave it a trial. Alvaro Obregon was elec:ed president "Everyone says I am a healthier and· Reven months later, produced doeu- stronger girl," she writes. "I am recmentary eviden<:e to support his asser· ' ommending the Ve&etable Compound tG t!on that the rebel movement is being 1 all my friends who tell me how they , prosecuted with a view in placing him suft'er and I am willing to answer let· • in prlitieal power when control of the tera from women asking ahout It ... Julia Schmidt's address in 652 North repnhlic is 0btained. Front St., Salem, OJ•Jgon. This evidence was in shap,) of letGirls who work In factories know ters brought to him through various just how Miss Schmidt fE<lt. Perhaps channels, some printed on silkcolths, they, too, wlll find bettsr health b;r. · direct from rebel leaders asserting tak1nf! the Vegetable Compound. their fflith in him. The American authorities, De La Huerta said, are cogKen~ieh Hop Crop nizant of his position. In due time, he the hop>; grown in the fields all Xot declared. he expects to take his place to the British brewers, fm· :::o KPnt of at the head of his sympathizers in t11e dyer!'1 take most that suid I~ it Mexico. in all l~ngl11nd. The g-rown hops hp t of "They send letters and messengers erop Is uncertain the of harye~tlng to me proclaiming, me their leader," cannot begin pleking for bn~ine;o~. he 8aid. "What can I do? I cannot dE-nounce them. There is a provision until the hov~' are ripp and they ~·oon in the Mexican constitution which says spoil. 'l'he vod,; mu~t go to thl' oast~. that the people may ri~e up against 1 o1· <lryiug klh"'· 11" ~oon as they a e rhe organizer! auhtority if a resort is pll-kP<l. :tiHI if th<' pf<-kprs are too lwei to tyranny. That is the situation e-nf'r;!PI ic tliE>re i~ waste. M.exico now.'' In 1 Women Sport in France l\Iany of th•.' F<por·ts lu which l:'rencil women haYe pngagrd are too strenuous nn!l sl10nld he i'UpprPssPd, ~a~·,. th<> ('Olllmittee of moral~ of the Women's Sporting- fedl'ratlrm. It has ot·derP<I memh<>r~ to Hbstain from low"dlstnn!'E' cycling, cross-country racing, football and other gnmf';: which ure WornE>n's eyed with disapproval. cross-country has attained great popularity In France and n struggle will be made to retain It togetl!er with some otber sporta. . Game Has Not Improved C'oa!·h Tom Keady of :he Qu11ntico !\Ia1·inl's fool hall ~quad twlieYes football has not improved during the la~t "You find more heels, tE'n rt>ars. knp<>s. ell1ow~ and arms flying loo~ely In the gnmp today thnn ever hefore," he ~ays. ''It is mainly because tbt! ~;econ<lary defPnses are dropping hack farther behind the line, gh·ing the opposing interferers a chance to get u neeel'::<nry run In which to fling their bodies after crossing the scrimmage line." France Will Take More Alien Mcney Paris-In deference to the sloc;an, ''Make the Foreigner Pay," the finance committee of the chmnber of dPputics has addl'd an artide to the finance bill which, by making identity canis of foreigners valid for one year, instead of two years, will brink at least another 350.000,0()() francs into the 1 treas11ry coffers annually. In addHion. identity cards m11st be applied for within twenty-one •lays of the arrival 1 of a forei~ner in France, instead of two m r:nths, as previou>Jiy. Vaseline |