Show FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS INCOMES AREV3 i Survey Shows Buying ower mgncst in r-- & 1 1' PORTLAND Ore Feb 27— (ATJ) — in answer to the query: "How's business?" the Oregonlan says that "agriculture has come back" and that "the buying power of the farmer in 192& will reach tho highest point in seven years" The article is the fruit of a national survey conducted by the paper in conjunction with the American Exchange bank and the Lumbermen's Trust company A special financial writer visited 23 of the leading cities of the country in nitxiirj jo-- iui tuts hcuei ai jsxiiji fummiirv nf rmti tides rnnrin nn nf the United 'States "There is narrowest disparity" the paper says "between the prices the farmer receives and the prices of products since the beginning: of post-wa- r deflation in the sprinsr of 1920 "The cattleman is in even better condition with prices at the highest lever attained in peace times 30 per cent over this time last year and standing firm are down much to "Hog prices the disgust of middle western farmers but increasing demand is expected to firm the markets "Farm loans have been heavily liquidated" With particular reference to the situation on the Pacific farming coast the article says the purchasing- power of the farmers incomes in the western territory stands 70 level and per cent above pre-wmore than three times as great as the country as a whole Part of this the writer concedes Is due to the opening of new farm lands and to the increase in farm j non-agricultu- ar GIRL SHOT TRYING TO RESCUE FIANCE FRANCISCO Feb 27 — (AP)— Miss Bridget Kearney 24 SAN was shot and killed with a policeman's revolver early Sunday a fight which followed a during weddinsr cartv in a hall here Two policemen Patrolmen Lloyd Groat and Walter O Salisbury were each accused of the shooting but both denied the charges The girl w?i shevt while trying to rescue her fiance John Keane 3 5 from a crowd of men who were beating him Cuts on her face and bruises about the arms and legs indicated that she had been beaten before the shot Vas fired Police who investigated declined a lix DJame- tor tne'snootinar The fatal bullet was from Groat's re volver dui some witnesses earn the weapon had be6n knocked from the policeman's hand some minutes before the shooting - WINS 9 CONVERTS NEW YORK Feb 27— (AP)— Helen Smith 8 evangelist won 9 -- converts at a Sunday revival in Mount Lebanon Baptist church in Children under 12 Brooklyn years of age conducted services in the Queen Village Baptist church for a congregation of adults The grandson of idhe minister substituted for the pastor whose daughter led in' prayer A girl delivered the invocation and a boy read the scriptures New Strength for weak People If you are weak and languid just ake a teaspoonfui of Tanlac three times a day before meals This re- liable old medicine helps the stomach to digest food and turn it into real strength Soon you gain in weight vigor and ejidurance and eat and sleep as you used to Mrs Elizabeth McLean of 4171 Lincoln Ave Box 2257 R F D No 1 Oakland Calif Bays "I could find no food to agree with rhe and kept losing strength and weight Nothing helped me until I took Tanlac Now my health was never better in my whole life" Tanlac is a wonderful medicine for weak nervous people afflicted with stomach trouble dizzy spells and nausea and aches and pains for people who are always drowsy and tire easily A dose costs you les3 than 2 cents The first bottle has brought improvement to V ' Tanlac is a good pure medicine scientific vegetable It contains safe gredients of roots barks and fh erbs that are recognized bv the United Stages Pharmacopeia Get it from your druggist and begin to take rightwaway lour money back it it doesn't help 5'OM- sum lac " 52" MILLION BOTTLES USEE Russian Once-Title- d MOFFAT TWIN EL - - Ix She'll Wed TRAINS TRAVEL —r — '' 6LAD70 MEET 'V EPISCOPALIANS ARE IN 'REVOLT' V ' - of Salt Lake Makes Address At Mayor xears IT thousands MCCY Til 5 CAP7A1M OP By BLOSSER ii COME OM FEEOdLCS 1VL T£i£& you UP INCREASE SEE! r i' i Protest "Roman Catholic j t M:-- '"V Practices" Ji E Dedication DENVER Colo Feb 27 — (AP) — Coincident with the completion of the Moffat tunnel and formal opening Sunday when the first passenger train passed through the bore the first regular service through the tunnel was put into effect Friday by the Denver & Salt Lake railroad Train No 1 from Denver to Craig Colo western terminus 'of the road Uft Denver at 8:40 o'clock this morning and is scheduled to arrive at Craig at 7:20 tonight Henceforth all passenger trains on the Moffat road will operate I'--l4 I through the tunnel ELIMINATE GRADE Scenic Corona "top of the world" over which engineers for many years have fought a four per SILEMT ENSMV OP ALU 6EETM6LAD ) cent grade 'to pull their trains' over OUT T KliS PASSED 711! S 7Ai6 J SAILIM5 CfZAPT-- IM POG the "hill" has been eliminated and unless Jt is on special excursion trips never again will the gruelPAVTIAS ling grind Uo the top of the continental divide be experienced by train crews of the Moffat road With 2500 men women and children for witnesses the people of Colorado yesterday handed over ' u n to the Denver & Salt Lake railroad V through thfe Moffat tunnel commission the great instrument of progress and charged that it be used to the everlasting benefit of the com(i monwealth Four lorff train sections pulled from the Moffat station carried to 'SSL MP the east portal of the bore those who participated in the historic L 1 celebration Dedicatory ceremonies over at East Portal the trains were formed into two sections which slowly steamed through the bore — the first passenger trains PAT ntr —Rra ti ever to pass under the continental divide Governor W It Adams and former? Governor Oliver H i Shoup drove the gold railroad spike that signified the completion of the tunnel Short addresses were made by former Governor Shoup and Governor Adams and Mayor of Salt Lake City T Bowman John ' ' representing1 Governor Dern of Utah W P Robinson head of the By THORNTON" W BURGESS Moffat tunnel commission formerFrom Oar Files ly transferred the possession of the TinTEFOOT MOVES tunnel to the Denver & Salt Lake of of the !Iemhers road Knights W H Freeman president Who moves when there Is aught to enof tho railroad accepted on behalf to are here Pythias preparing f gain company tertain Supreme Chancellor fcharles of hisLONGEST To better things will soon attain IN AMERICA —Whitefoot the Wood Mouse j I A iBarnes of Illinois when he arThe tunnel 62 miles long is rives tomorrow the iongeet completed railroad bore Whitefoot the Wood Mouse was AIn Bohemia" staged by on the North American continent Night much excited He had made a of Elks lodge was a ! Its size is 16 feet wide 24 feet members the great discovery Whitefoot had success high altitude east portal is 9198 tremendous made many discoveries in his life An electric horse has been placed feet: apex 9242 feet: west portal but this he felt was his greatest dison jthe market by a New Yprk in- 9083 feet grade from east portal covery of all lie had discovered vestor so that apartment renters to apexto is 3 per8 cent from west a beehive that he- could get Into apex portal cart enjoy their daily canter Now perhaps you think that thin The distance below the summit enof has Ifrank Sparks Ogden wasn't much of a discovery But of James peak the mountain In his horse the endurance tered then you couldn't live in a beehive which the tunnel passes is raqe from Ogden i to Denver in through if you wanted to So of course 4018 feet It was started in 1923 April j you cannot be expected to appre1 $18000-000andi cost approximately North The house Ogtlen: meeting ciate the advantages of that beeaddition new is Nathana tjo have hive W R Freeman president of the iel! Montgomery is head of the Denver & Salt Lake railroad stat"This is a perfectly good home I Just as soon as lie tiio'iiglit It was building committee sare to do so he started have here" said Whitefoot to himtoday that every effort will be Real estate agents report great- ed made to push a direct rail' line to self aahe snuggled down in his er in estate at than real jactivity Salt: Lake1 from Denver In his warm bVd in the little wren house the bees Of course It wasn't hard this time for several years past to do thi3 Those sharp teeth statement however he was silent which Farmer Brown's Boy had put work disstate is to The in cutting tribute toxin anti-toxi-preparing the proposed Dotsero n concerning i up especially for him in an apple of his had no difficulty in Weber whifch would link the Moftree on the edge of the Old Or- away that waxy comb Some of it county to curb the spread of diph- cut-of- f & Rio fat line with the Denver just empty comb but some of theria ' chard I "It is one of the nicest itwashad " ' Salt Lake it and bee food Grande Wester Into homes I have ever had But it stored honey in to are aspiring Three away So Whitefoot dined stajte jobs Ogenites leaving to speculation whether isn't as good as that home of the David Mattson wants to City livwas he while worked It had the cut-oin mind or an rich bees That is it isn't as good a be state treasurer George Halver-soi- ji he of the tails of the Mofextension Conwinter home It is warm but that ing Dr and attorney general fat line from CraJg the present Of course all that he cut away don secretary of statehome of the bees is warmer Of western terminus into Salt Lake course I couldn't live there in had to be removed He jrjuist have fleorge H Ddvis of Ogden was City direct) Thei distance from summer because the bees wouldn't a nice clear passage He was a very adihltted to prSactice before the to Lake City Is approxSalt Craig mouse was He courts ofi Utah Whitefoot let me But it is a dandy place to busy 250 miles imately to carried and entrance little the of rhe Catholic rest basement of the the winter the Then spend 1— I can move back here This will pushed outside the bits of comb church is undergoing extensive be my summer home and that will That is he pushed some of the bits remodeling be my winter home He didn't want to push Could any- outside Reformers of Ogden led by the DONATES BEACON i too out be much be for fear it would nicer?" Rgv Elderkin and Mayor Brewer thing FOR AIR PILOTS seen mass a called for have He could he found that meeting was Whitefoot still asleep and some of it in between some March 12 in the tabernacle dreaming of hLs new home When wedge NEW YORK Feb 27 — (AP) — he awoke that was the first thing of the combs It took him a good A $2000000 revolving beacon to a of to the night clear away he thought of He was impati&nt part visible for 250 or 300 miles on be nest his for and DOLORES DEL EIO big enough place for the Black Shadows to come a clear has been donated by get it fixed to suit him Then he creeping out through the Old AWARDED TROPHY Elmier Gnight $perryj head of the so that he might in greater took in the bit of cotton waste Gyroscopes company to the Speitry had brought with him That i of safety run over to that beehive he for the guidance of — Chicago city 27 Was new nest ANGELES of the Feb his (AP airmail beginning Just as soon as he thought it was Colonel Paul Henpilots was was Vnnouncement Whitefoot to at the made tempted sleep safe to do so he started He took president and general annual frolic last night derson vice National with him a little of the cotton there that day but finally decided Wampas Air Transport of manager thkt Rio Del to be Mexican It Delores to would film his return wiser waste of which his bed was largely said Inci Sunday 1926 wren So In littte home and star star of house had the baby made When he reached the hive jus&'before Under present! plans the light jolly round bright Mr ben awarded the Wampas achieve- would he went inside and In ho time at all be placedj on a 1320 foot ment Sun of kicked his emblematic off her tower with!a rosy blankets he was very busy" The proper place trophy downtown skyscraper star for that nest would be up in one and began his daily climh up in the choice by the public as base a as said It will be Sperry of the rear corners To make blue blue sky Whitefoot oncemore wh had made the greatest strides a to r N ead ewspaper by the possible 1927 in 1926 iscreendom reached his comfortable bed and in during room for it he must Scut away and a of of at beacon the distance rays was wren Her little at selection house the arrived by 30 miles' remove some of the comb built by more votea of the than The next night Whitefoot was counting the back again-a- t the hive As before 20p000 film' lie brought with him some of the countrj' The (Wampas an association of YOUNG! WOIIAN bed from the old house But it was a long way from that house motion picture publicity men was FALLS TO DEATH over to the hive so Whitefoot hoist to upwards of 10000 guests in frolic the annual last night looked about for other material DETROIT 27—(AP) Not far from the hive "he found a which is the social eventlof the Estelle RichardsFeb29 years old a In filmland little piece of burlap part of an yekr was instantly operator telegraph Del Miss of Itio winner the old burlap bag This just suited killed early Sunday when sh T him It was frozen down and he iachievement contest wanIn"discov-erecleaped of fell from a window ho-t-in Mexico years several ago couldn't carry the whole piece of a downtown the eighth fjoor Carewe who is Edwiri her So keeping a sharp watch he pro- byj I j mknager and director ceeded to ravel out that piece of Two meni George Best and Herburlap until he had all he could bert B Conrad iwho police said In on minute Dr Scholi'sZino-pad- s carry had escorted her to the hotel room So Whitefoot worked and by the were? arrested charged with murmake the most painful corns stop i der time the Black Shadows started to hurting— the world's fasfesf eaeer REVEAL SECRETS Best andi Conrad admitted poWhite-foIn leave the No cr caustic early morning way powerful liquids lice said a that had they had been drinkgood enough bed to plasters to give you acid burn on the IALAMOGORDO NM — (AP) — ing j toes Zino-paspend the day there lie had moved Small jyg-sharemove tho cause— cisterns cut into in friction and pressure of shoes No section of the Sacramen the driest 13 28 W T (Copyright other method does this Absolutely Burgess) toj mountains may solve the secret SOUSA AWARDED safe sure — cannot harm tho ofi how early "Indians lived in the The nxt story: 'Whitefoot Is Zino-pateaderett tkin are thin MEDAL FOR IIUCIO s dert Lonely" £The cisterns discovered recently protective healing At all drug she and dept stores — 35c per package by Forest Ranger W H Woods NEW YORK Feb 27— (AP) — are most ingeniously located so John HALF-'HALF known as Philip Sousa from the mountain side America's for novelty a rough straw hat that rain drained march king was presentinto them Each ed with a gold medal by the Soin natural straw has the smooth- naturally! est of felt for one whole half of it cistern was covered with a large ciety! of Arts and Sciences Sunday l the dividing line running through robk which observers believe night awarded in recdouble the purpose 0$ keep- ognition" of Sousa's enrichment the center front and back ing the cistern hidden and free of music Wasr the first that the Put one on— the pain is gone! from rubbish hrhe fcisterns of which many society has presented have been found hold from five to ciears and soothes' ten gallons of water each TO Nearby are impressions of hu- BEAUTY ' SPOTS trie man feet on the limestone floor BE Olf EXHIBITION? has not been exThis phenomena ir ' plained — (AP) — Pictures NEW YORK ) V of natural spots in every beauty If you get up many times at state in th union will be exhibited night by reason of bladder trou- JOURKALISII IB here' the wek of April 3 at a epe-cible have pains in back weakness display of the conservation de4 or: dizziness difficult urination OFFERED WOIIEH partment o!f the General Federalack of control of urine or sympi tion Women's of clubs PAL-M4 toms of prostate trouble try O HOOPING COUGH IOWA CITY — (AP) — The womstate federation chairman Every GLOBULES This remarkan whose duty it Is to tsll the has been asked to send to national iNO "cure"— but helps to reable treatment has been used newspapers her club activi- headquarters a lantern slide of tht duce paroxysms of coufhinr So confi- ties nowmayabout by thousands learn it should feature in her state dent that it will succeed we will ei done j if she doeshow net already outstanding send a trial treatment ABSOLUTE- know I PROUD "WISCONSIN LY FREE to any sufferer who haa course of A MILWAUKEE— correspondence eight Pure food laws never No used it or Ommr 1 T Million Jart Urn J yearly obligation lessons devoted mainly to "'actual and efficient check of contagious cost Write today is offered by the Uni- diseases are held to be the two reporting" Iowa THE PALlMO COMPANr 7 school of journal- outstanding contributing factors of versity 24 E Main St Battle Creek Mich j ism in making Wisconsin the healthiest i'This is an opportunity for state in the unin Health comprpss chairmen to Improve their missioners bf the state and city of in Eiiglish Jncrease their powers of Milwaukee are h61d the longest average to of test their observation powers plans C Quick RKf! ApUtaaaat efftcttr I OffQ II I 5 expression and to learn th real human life span safe for Wisconbetter the machinery of the dissemination of sin They intend to "I n!ws the General Federation of record average of 5 9 years given Chctt 51 35c 4 Whmen's fcjub advises its mem-be- jr In an official report of th United States health service ! ship V Communion ! NEW YORK Feb The New York Times today! says that more than 100 leading laymen and women of the Protestant Episcopal church in the United States have organized a revolt against permitting in the future what they call Roman Catholic "practices" in j their communion The movement in which p L Marfllliot prominent attorney of Memphis Tenn is a leaden The Times will say is composted of members of what is known !as the evangelical or liberal group Of the communion Those objecting have slgnedfa petition drafted by Bishop Eugene Cecin Seamon of West Texas' The Times says which asks that the house of bishops and the house of clerical and lay deputies take steps at the triennial convention ©fj these bodies in Washington next October to eliminate certain Ichurch rites The petition asks changes so that the Protestan Episcopal churches no longer would have mass reservation and adoration of the sacrament prayers to the' Virgin Mary invocation of saintsi the auricular confession and M'other ' ceremonies peculiar to the fcihurch " of Rome" j The first signatory of tho! petition is W W Skiddy New lYork treasurer of the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal churches Seamonj Howothard Townsend New York ers signing the petition The balance is made up of person from churches throughout the 'United States )— V V'' : - v - RttlV ': j ! f t !j c M in WW : w - - V - X - 'J Burgess Bedtime Storids j j - PRINCE HENRY IS INJURED HUNTING MELTON Daughter of a wealthy Kansas City Mo banker Miss Jessie Downing is en route to Manila Philippine Islands where In March she will marry George Leonidovltch Artamanolf shown In inset He is the eon of Count Leonid Artmananoff of Russia was drafted Into the Soviet army and finally escaped to America- A graduate of Yale university he now is representing the General Electric company In the Philippines - - fulfilled Its purpose of training inU S ARMY MUSIC structors and leaders of service muSCHOOL IS ENDED sical units he said estimating that ' j Feb' WASHINGTON - 27—(AP) army music school here has turned out a supply of band leaders and as a result is to pass out of existence Orders were issued by the secredistary of war for the immediate'estabcontinuance of the school lished in 1923 It has more than -- —The ten-ye- ar You Skinny Folks Tens of thousands of exceedingly good healthy flesh with McCoy's Tablets There's nothing in McCoy's that can hurt you — They will not only help you to take on wejght you neea due win maice you stronger more enereeuc ana vigorous McCov takes all the risk — Read thin men and women have put on H N - UM— w bV-- JL ± boxes of Mc taking 4 sixty cent or z une juoiiar box-- s Coys uaDiets any thin underweight man or woman doesn t gam at least 6 pounds and feel completely satisfied with the marked improvement in health — your druggist is authorized to return the purchase price The name McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets has been shortened— jiust ask n for McCoy's Tablets at Schramm-JohnsoDruga or any drug store in America — Advertisement New Cleasing Cream Amazing Becomes liquid as soon as it touches the skin yet contains Cocoa Butter so good for dry skins and ilpes not leave the skin saggy frhd keeps the complexion youth ful Tou will marvel at this new wonderful Cream Ask for MEL- a companion to the famous MELLO-GLFace FowdT Drujt— Advr- LO-GL- O O jisementJfe i jor W I f p Cantrell-Hubberetl- y and Iated to Craven lodge :club at Melton Mowbray On his arrival t tho latteir its enlisted graduates were suffi- the prince was given medicalplace at- cient to fill vacancies for the next tention decade The 92 bands in the army InRADIO rnOTO BOND ADS cluding the army band located NEW YOPK Feb 27(AP) — here are not affected by the Transmitted by photo radio uniform advertisements of a bond isCast iron Js brittle because it sue of the Province of Buenos consists of crystals which easily Aires appeared in newspapers! to break up into groups day here and abroad 'l 1 5 T ff j ! - I I ii Or-cha- Svare good judges rffpm ' -- ot coffee 1- - 1 !! rd 1 I t-O- S j te !"':' 1 fans-througho- ut ! j ThPn) el pro-duje- er Pain stops instantly ! i cioTsmfs in rock: I mm j j ot Put On More Weight Enc MOWBRAY Feb 2T — (AP) — Prince Henry third son of King George was heav- lly thrown from his horse while hunting with the Quorn hourtds today He injured his leg and! collar bone but made' light of the acci dent The prince's horse fell at n awk ward hedre obstacle near Ragdale throwing him from the saddle The prince making light of the incident wanted to ride again but was persuaded not to do so He was taken to Ragdale hall the home1 of Ma' 20 Years Ago - j e OGDEN — ii S ! a m In! ds pe -- - ds N -- BfSclioll's The-meda- sej-ve- ) uiroat: d Stop Getting UpNigKts - i Trust ' -- a man to know good coffee r every time! 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