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$10,000 Fund J ames Murray Dies Diamond Must Three States Seek MICHIGAN DEA'fH CAR Mter Month's mne88 Custody of Winkler Iowa Citians Wanted for Robberies Promised for James Murray, 66, dIed at his Serve 4 Year Complain to home In 'Vashlngtoll town.hlp yes· ST. JOSEPH, MiCh., Aug. 12 (AP) t ~ l' d a y arterlloon, follo'l\'lnll a Legion Deficit month's IIness. Prison Term - \\' hlle tllI'ee states prepared to State Board 1\1 .'. Murray lived In JohnlOll claim custody of QU8 Winkler, want· Filial Contributions by county ull or hi. Ufe, havIng been Gets Maximum Penalty ell tal' numerOU H bank robberies. phy· Towl1.8, Counties Object bom on the tarm where he died. slcla ns at !\fercy h08pltal said to· Banks Complete Surviving him are hili alsten: Mrs. as War Starts on nlghl that Winkler, Injured In all to Real Estate, L. J . Duffy, Parnell; Mrs. Patrick Sub eiptions Mooney, Iowa City: and lIfrs. Charles Hoodlums a utomobile accident last wellk. will Farm Levies Brogle, osgl'ove; and one brother, not be able to be mov ed (or se" I'al DES 1I101NES, Aug. 12 (AP}-The' 'I' h~ $10.000 whl h the bOlll'd or T. F. Mur.'ay. Iowa City. NEW YORK, Aug. 12 (AP}-'l'he days. state board or assessment and re trus t ~e~ or thr A me"lcan Ll'j: lon Funeral arrangements ha ve 1I0t law struck ai gangdom t!'Om the The conteat tor possesslQn of the view today took under advleemllnt prisoner Is expec ted by loc al officers bull ullg couples, ,,~o.e automo· L_dCfl, and WillIam Wblte. ness. Then DI"a walked Into the hotel. QuattrOCChi, It conVi cted or orlmes received here said thal the rebellious bile waa their tunel'al p~' l' e, senl or· A representative of the bea~ " h following (' ontl'llll .I ~11 to the The house detecllv8 disarmed him broug ht to light through the evi spirit was growl g In the two near· IIII' board wal:! In Iowa CIty emerge ncy f.llId. many of them In and called police, (I·cers on fresh tra ll a today, but dence In lh l~ C08e would he liable to by provl nc.s or Plnar Del Hlo and Charee. 8e1r Defense 8I\Ine time the first part of the amollntR Ie"" thall $100, but most tar rnol'e severe punlshmellt than Malanzas. l} 1r.httllli round them without a 801u. Diggs said he shot In self-derense. Wt"M< ctxamJnlng city real eatate, 01 thrse 11l.d contrllJuted ,," ough tha t possibl e 011 the consp!r-acy tlon. that Norman had struck him once 1I18 findings were dlfICl0iled at previou sly to I"' in g th 'h' tota l dona· count. '1'h ey might be sentenced til Two auspects stili were held. but and was about to hit him agaln Anna 1II ay ilal'l'ilSou', 17,- botli' of t be hearing but no dellDlte "' tlon to that flgu l'e: 30 or 40 years." e..Ch new clew appa rl'ntly pointed In Contl'lbuie in IrullIl when he began shooUne. Wltnes· Hospital Unit Cleveland, were beaten to death and thei r bodies, along with lho.sp 8ulls wore announced. "There's /10 use talking," was thll othel' directions. The most Import· Dr. (1. C. Albdgh t. It. J•. nalley, ses. however, 8ald there were no sl1l'Jl8 of two youthful escorts, set aflame in the automob ile show/l aboy , ot an argument. commeni or Diamond. 9-n t clews or lhe day were the find. V. W. Bales. 1 ~ !l wLlnJ Hartow. Both Diamond and Quattrocchi Takes Off for lng of a. p ursc. Idemlrled as the near Ann Arbor, 1Ificb. The protests were directed prln Cha rles JJeckmun. Dr. A. oW. Ben· Hotel employes told police lhat Norman and Diggs quarreled two moved today to uppeal their convlc· property or Vivian GOld. 15. one or cJ pally against the valuations on nett. I).'. J I. L. n "ye, Dr. W. F . tlons In federal co urt and a futile the slol n girls. and the discovery days ago over II. parking apace and tow n lots which were subjected to Bolle,'. ,Vlll lo. nl Hoycl'. Bremer's Camp Sunday of a witness who saw four young that the attorney then struck the plea for Icnlency waa made ro r Quat· File Damage Chicago Man a general Inc rease In the equa1k&lo clot hin g sto ... ·• O. A . Byington. W. trocchi, a tlt'st otrender . Ball or $16,· peo pl e In the company or a third D. CLl Il IlO .I. E. A. Chappel, Arthm' Negro twice. Enooh Craig, Norman's LIo n procel\ll. '1'he total valuation 000 a n(1 $7,600. respeetlvely, wus Membm's or the 186th J[Osllltal ma n about two hours bet o"e their ox, 'rhe Datl y LOWtLlI , D oweY"H res.. Negl'o chauffeur, saw the shootlni. was fixed 11. . $989 ,387,899 as com· posted Co .. Diamond and Quattrocchi. company wlil leave tor- their annual bodies were tound In 0. bur ning Suits Against Faces Grand tBuralll. C. 'J'. Dey. Mo.'vln It. Dey. pared to a. J ~2 9 adj uated value of encampment Sunday morning al automobile. Judge I1 nrold D. EVLlns, Eronomy ' ~ 85 , 452,3 3 4 . Agricultural Head &:15 a.m . Oil the Bame trilin 8 8 the Start Intenl.. AUI(. 12 (AP) - Private Kenneth Judy, and Prlvatu old a nll wearl nS' a ~o ll e d brown cap was Indicated that 80me ot th_ old Hanus, W. H. lJorl'auln, Cath· Arter seeing at rlrBt·hand gl'asshop· DES MOINES, Aug. 12 (AP) - Burton Brown. and a sweater. The walter, Norman trict court a,alnat Blecha and Owen was flied here toil BY against Ray erln e 1 fope, Iowa City l'OUltl'y a nd Increases might be reduced arte.r pel' and drouth dumage In South ba· After tour days at cool weather. 8um· Those who wl1l leave Sunda.y are: England. satd that the man was WIth 'rranster coml'any. The sulta a re Hogan, 26. and Go rdon St ewll.·t. 36, t he localities had reasaes.ed their Egg comjltlllY, Towo. Wntcl' Hervlce mer waa retumlng tonight to Iowa, kota today. Secretary of Agl'lcul· Ca ptains George lIfarellh anel Jack Miss 00111, Anno. lI1ay Ha r.'laon. 16, the result at an automobile crash llfler 0. man g iving hl ~ num us Jo· property on a r eQuired dat~ eheet com pany, ])". ITllr.·y J enkinson, W . lure Arthul' M. Hyde ",alted here prediction a were tor warmer weather Hinman. First Lieutenants IrvinII' '1'homns Wheatley. 17, a nd lIarry which occurred when members cl' soph Payne or hlenl;o, told n uthol'l· !.lasls. however. A. Jessul>. R. S. Kirkpatrick. Thursday. tonIght to go Into COllter"nce with Bortw, Harry Lee, and Geo,'go Lore, 16 the other vl c: tlm~, belwe4ln Delegatlong trom Arne. and To M. Will a rd Lampe, Dt . D. M. a local tootbnll t'lam were J'ldlng ties a story of how Ills wllo 01 11 (1 9 Governor Warren Green Thursday. In his weekly weather report to· E aston, Technlcat Sergeant Earl 2 and S a..m. Tuesday. ledo were scheduled to appear b .. from Iowa City to Brooklyn In a year old dnul;htt'l' were druggell and Llerle. W . D. McChesney, McGov· Accompanied by orrlclals ot South day. Charles D. Reed, meteorologist, Gifford and Slll.tr Sergeants Leatel' Jl(lIan 18 aboul 10 miles from the fore the board to prelent prote.ta ern Fune"al home. Juy J . 1I1cNam' Dakota 8ta te colieee, Secretary Hyde mentioned "many complaints ot can· Herrlnlf, GUll PU8aterl, Robert "lace where the bodies were found. truck Oct. 20, 1829. kld r!(Lpeu. tom orrow. 8ra. '1'homns K Ma"Un , B. n.. Means, toured through some at the atfected tlnued drouth and water shortage, ScheU, apd Charles Schmitt. Engtand's story was the flret evl· Olive Phen!l. admlnl.h·atrlx of the Andrew J. l1cy noltl s. ,Iel,"ty le. Black Hills. He wIll probably leave nRgol. ClI.rl Bock, George Cllek. scene of the tragedy at that time. the offi cer, tho lWO men a nd wom Estherville, with the lowest maxi· Mlu Phend alleges In the petition Th e R v. W. P . Shannahan , H . for Des Moines, Ia .• tomorrow night. Gel'ald Cox, Max Emmert, John Anober Development un managed to plllC£> \\Irs. p,wne Ohio Wins Fint for mum 72 at Lamoni and Creston. that the accident was due to an un' Shulman, A. R. Sidwell, Orville Odm, Edwal',l l\IcLacl\llI.n, 'l'homas Another development late today safe truck and rock less drlvlne. under the InrJucncc oC narcotics, Best Press Service Simmons. D.'. Ha rold s mith, Mer· MurraY, Frank Stutzman, ;Edga,· was the organization or lhe Investl· The petition turther allege8 thal nrter WhIch t h ~ y kidnaped hcl' a mI rltt Speidel, l1a l Stewart, George High Spirits Reign Brothel'8 in Jail on With Sub's Crew Vallar, and Eldred Veatermark. gatlon under the dlrectJon at HlUTY the detendan la were owners at the hI., d(wghtel' all() Bto lo his uutomo· CORVALLrS. Ore., Aug, 12 (AP) Btodda.rd, S. L . Ulldegro.!f. Dr. R. H. Liquor Law Violations Prlvatel Ha.rold Aht!t, MervlJ. S. Toy, district attorey or 'Vayne truck and turnllhed a driver to bile. Ohio State universIty won tll'lt plaCe Volland , V. W. Nail . Dean C. C, Bel,er, Ivan Blackmer, Robert Both· counly (Detroit), The road on transport the tootball team from They 11 ad not been apprl)helllle supposedly "added" rennue. The ranks of the liquor makers and dispensers have ~. III O ...... omoe, always been overrun with outlaws and law OFFICIAL DAILY BUIJ.Em IIIIEUEV£ IT OR NOT Pub\18bed eve'7 mornlq except Honda,. b,. Student evaders. Their activitie have too often Publlcatfoua Incorporated. &t n'-lIo Iowa aYeDu" Iowa Cft,., Iowa. Fred),L POWD&li. Director. been connected with political graft which of • ~~~J~ ~======~=====~======~ . BuJJetina &lid lUUIOuu_nt. fQl' tbe QUleW DaII7 Board Tr ... its If robb d the public of million of dollars. ot t .... : Frank L. Kott, E. )(. KaclDwen. R. DaJJ~'1n coIlJIIlD !DUM be to t~e ~WIlIIIe,I' s-JOD Offtee, B. Klttredge. SIdney O. Winter, Shirle,. A. Webeter, Balle'!. To thi ' the co t in impoverished individual 0. We"bar, ~ack .R. VoUertMll, AltJ'ed W. KabJ. Robart . • , 117 Vnlv~,. Halt, b7 4 II.IU.. 01' U:3t LIII., Sat ....., OonIOD. and family life may still be added. to appear In the followlnl --...'. DaII7 Ie.... H&r'7 8. Bunker Oeneral Hen...... Beer has never yet offered any a urance Vol. VI, No.6! A"-l'Ullt 13, 1931 WIlliam T. Hageboeek. A.... tant General lIaDaCer that it would be law·abiding. When the ac· ~ IIntered as eecond cl ..... maUfmatter at the pq~ offlee counts are rendered on the qqestion of beer at low" City. Iowa. una.... lb_ &ot of CODer ... ot lUrch 2, University Calendar 11ft. for revenue, the entries are not all on the credit side. (AU .tu4enta and faculty mem~rll shall achedule events Involvlnl' the TIle Auoclated Pre.- Ie uclualvel,. entlUed to UM tor republication ot all newe dlapatchee credited to It or not use of unlveralty buildIngs at tbe presldent's oUlce In Old Captlol .. far otherwtee credited In !.hI. pallU' and alao !.he local newa ====::::-::==== In advance ot tbe dateB al pOS8~ble. No otber dates are Included In thls prlM11 ... bllehed bereln. There are 37,8 1 communes, or townships, oftJclal. calendar. wblcb takes lbe place In MOIIt cases of ordlnary bulletin All rl.ltta ot republlcatfon of lIP8dal dlapatobu bereln eIl,1 "" aN aleo _vecL in France. In January, 191 ,only 7,500 en notices). joyed electric lighting and power equipment, countrl il .John W, RelldereonEDITOa1AL .______DEPAaTKBNT__ ._._ Editor but today the number has increased to more Tbunda¥, Au,uat 13 eant W~ I 4:10 p.m. Publlc lecture: "Tbe history of th, pythagorean tbeorem," by I'nutk Jatt& ...... __ loIall&&'!ng :{!ldltor than 30,000. To the traveler in French pro loW meill H. Bernard H'ook Wewa Editor Professor M. S. Nordgllal-d-224 ,hyelcs building. pUttl 011 ~nNett Burke __ ~._.. . Clly EditOr vincial botels the disappearance of the inch FI1day, Au,ulI~ It WIll am A. Rutledge ______._ Spa..... E4Jtor aoore Ol~ Ce 110 Goldberg _...... __.... ______Soclet" Editor of candle placed with one '5 room key -and 7:15 p.m. SOOool ot Letters lecture: "EXJlI'e.seIonlBm." by Otto HeUer. vi& Allred Mltcbell "._""._""_. __ ._._ •._. __,,._ Campu. Editor IIlng lecturer In Engli5h - .senate Chamber. Old Capitol. Play II , also on the bill-will come almost as a shock, lunch 111 BVIIINl!:1I1 DlIIPABTHBJiT Charlea L. .Johnaton _._._.____ Bum._ 'lI...... - hristian l:)cieDCe Mcmitor Notice to FaCUlty load Student. bOUle 1111 AlgIe. W. Scbmldt . ___.. _____. ____ ._ A.ooountant The summer 1le881ou. clolles ottlclally TbursdaY. A.UgUS~ 20. Classes will flowers ,I 'I'1U.lIlPBON;I!I ... meet as u8uAI on the final day. SmIMER SESSION OFFICii: wblch HI BranCh exchange CODDecttDl' All deputmeDta A.I': Paul M«I -:- TODAY'S TOPICS . BERGMA~ -. - DepartmeDt of Pbyllcal RdacadoD for Womea 11'111 THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1931 ~L,~t5Cl6.Ie ,Pa..bt.~bvr • Recreatlona.l8wlmmlng(or taculty women, admlnlltratlve SWf. and wlVM By FRANK J un; of (rlUluate students every T"ue8day and Thursday evpnJl1,1r ootween 7:10 H-.s RUN The briving License Problem lnd 8:80. FRANCES KEEFE 200,000 t1ILE~ 1XI~IN(j HI~ LIFE. WHEN THE state of Iowa examines per- Mr•. Joseph Skala of Chicago thougbt sbe had sons for drivin~ ability, as will be done enough ot married lICe when she was forced to tibare u.crutlonal SwUn.udn, - Second Snmmer SeIIloG -43 YEAAS, pnder the new drivlDg law, many who have her husband's affections with a variety of dogs. Tbere will be recl'!'aUonal iiIWmmlnjr for all women stydents registered In figured in serious accidents will have to pigeons. cats, and othor mammals and fowls. But :he unlversJty dally. to 6:30 and Sa.turday 10 to 12. FRANCES KEEFE prpve their ability to handle a car. Theo when Mr. Skala Insisted on taking bls pet goat retically this should eliminate a good share tor a ride In the family limousine, the Mrs. took French Eumlnallon of the accidents that are attributed to reck· her pet peeve to court. She really ougbt to get In Thoee wishing to take the FrenCh examinatIon to Pas8 off ths rellulre· less driving. communication with the woman who recently com· ment for Ph,D .• may do 80 Thursday. Augult is, II.t 9 a .m, In r.oom 6 Jlbel'll.! It is hoped that in giving out the driving plalned (to a judge) that her husband took keen arta. Candidates should brln. matllrJaI alonl' tlte line of theIr major sub. ject. ROMANCE LANOU.AllE DEPARTMENT A.....,AITER t~ BRoWN'S lieenses, the state will accomplish the pur delight In dropping crumbs down her back. RESTAuRANT IN tJt:W VORl<) pose which the new law seeks. It will be no PublIc Lecture ellsy task to cull out the 0 called road hog , Now. nothIng can be more annorlng than having CAR~IES Jl CU~S ProfeBlor M. S. Nor~aard will lecture on "The history of tile pythal{<>relln the traffic violators, and the reckless ma someone exercise his lack of InteUigence repeated· theorem." Thursday. August U. a~ 4:10 p.m ., In room 224 physics building. OfeofFEE At
nipulators of fast automobiles. In many in ly In the same manner. Why a man mould wteak ~ 1t\t SAME TIME stances the state would be at an advantage .ruch annoyance on his wife II beyond mOllt wlvell. Noilce to S~udent8 EIpedlnr De,reel if the applicants would bring their police The1r ensuing action Is probDbly beyond the h08' Tbere are only a tew days lett until you nee~ your cap and gown for con' records with them. bauds 80 they are practic&lly even. Neverthelells. vocation. It yO\! order a garment now It will sllI}pllfy mattera conslderllbly LOUI-S and eliminate errors on orders. UNIVERSITY OAP AND GOWN SERVICE ~EORG~ ~-,... The victim of an accident is frequently their Idl08yncrasles make the news colunma 80 Oftlce In Iowa UnIon. Phone 774 not to blame. Too often the crashing of an tbey can't keep any secrets from tbelr next door H. RONALD OAST auto and wiping out of buman life can be neighbors. PA~PALAMPPROPOULOS Department of Ph),slcal Educat.lon for Womeh OF A REVOLVING ~ti~FT attrlbuted to pure negligence ou the other \\AS NEVER BEEN SICK. ,~ fellow's part. Faih,re to pause for stop The pool at the women's gymnasIum will be closed Thur8day, Augtlst 20, 1':1 l1oTloNUSS American womanhood, anyhow, I, lOSing Its dl&,. at 4 p.m" tor the rest or the summer. Recreational 8wlmmlng will continue IS O\oi~EO 'Oy AL. HIL.u .. v,v,,,, aj$ns, faulty brake, weak or blinding lightJ , nlty. declared Catherine IIIcDonough In s~n a8 scheduled UP until tbat time. FRANCES KEFFE PI-:'''~, .s :~A\<. no con ideration for the other fellow, try. r.-:=====::::::======-....==-_. 8'1) • Francisco the OthCl' day. And all because of birth - .. i .flL JqIHl JPt.h,m S)'n4Iute.lflc .. Gt'C'Il BrItain rtcIttl ~ I • ing to pa s cars on curves, hills and narrow control, social eugenIcs, and companionate marriage, Attenllon Summer School Student~ Explanatlon or l'eslCl'day's Caltoou total of possible ways 1'18(18 to 169,' an adclluate deRcrlption of the mu' University or Iowa root ball schedules and windshield stickers can be ob· • bridges, and turning off the road or street she told delegates to the thIrd order Of St. Francis The Astounding Number or l\loves 000.000.000.0 00,000,000,000,0 00 . On the nltudo of these rtgures. as they defy • talned by calling at the atbletlc bu~lness octlce In the field bouse. • human Imagination. See Pro/, without some signal aLI tend to increase the Quinquennial convention. At lea..st. Mlus McDolI. In ChfSS. There arc more than 200,- basis Of these calculations It Is POs· Jaenlsh "L'Appllcatton de l'Ana!Y1l death rate in motordom. ough has blamed It on something althougb thcre Otnclal NotH:e 000 ways of playing tho tll'st four slblp to estimate tho total number Malhcmatlque au J eu des ache.: The driving examinations will fail if they doesn't seem to 00 mucb cause for alarm conshl· To students reglslered In the second tcrm ot the 'p1'esenl summer seslflon mOVIlS alone on a chess board. 'l'ho of possible mOVeS. A rather con· Vol. 2. 1.\180 James Ma~on'8 "The who may wish to meet tbe state certltlcate.)·equlrement of a knowledge of are given on driving ability and vision alone. erlng politics, big business. and OU,er branches of two Kings with a ~lnS'lo r acting servatlve estimate fixes this total at :t'rlnclplc~ of Chess." the constitutions and governments oC tbe nation anll at Iowa, by passing llrt. The applicant must have good common road piece Can b\l transposed 250,000 20. 609, 637,968, followed by 78 Tomorrow; "A Statue In Honor of a activity fast being ovel'run with women. t~e special examination to 00 given by the sto.te bOIll'(1 of educntlonal ex· sense. He must be queried on the laws of amlners: times. Wllh tho first 10 movos tho naughts. It Is ImpossIble to convey Crook" the road, whether they be written 01' unwrit After all, there are IIIIII'S, IlH the peak(lr must Superintendent Agnea Sam uelso\l , president of tho Iowa state boal'd of ten. 'rhen if ho has all the combined reo educational examiners, announces tbat all students Intereste ... may have quirement that a safe and sane driver know, and III makinlr such ra h statemonts sbe Is tbe pPPol·tunlty to take this examination In U1e oWeell of lhe county sUller. unwittingly. perilap8, condenmJng our Judiciary iterltte."d U. II . ""lenl 0111 .. should have, he should be eHgible for a li Intendents of thelt· respective counties In Iowa, on AU\rust 28 and 29 and lIy tern In regard to protedion of the honor and Septemoor 6. ~931; !Iond that questions for the threo ellamlnatlons will be cense. THE' WICKERSHAM ., IT lOS A NUISANCE'To HAV£ To , dignify of the tair seX'. Dut, on the other bud, sent to all county supel'lntendent8. It sbould seem that with &II thIs "chercbez Is REPOR.TERS SAY( COME DOWN EARLY ON A COL-D DAY • Cedar County's Petition fomme" stuff going to the dogs IlIld the fast breed· Notice to Studenu ~X~t1~11l' Oeir\,t\8 The University Cap and Gown Service Is laking orders now for the .A.ugust To MAKE COFFEE FOR A HOBO--' Inl' "gigolo" ('omlng into "tyle, remains lor the ~.THE= SMAL.l- ToWN , .- CEDAR COUNTY farmers are still fight- it con vocation. It you order now much trouble will be eliminated. There Is • ALSO A DIS~RAce_JJJSr AFTEJe IV&: • ing I,lgainst the tuberculin testing law. wOlllan b~lf to keep on the up And up. no obllgatioQ Incurred If you c10 nOl graduale. OWce In tl1e Iowa Un 1011 JAIL.. IS A NUISANCe, • Now, after the courts have decided against building. hone 774. H, RONALD GAST WORKED lWo~oURS therp in several trials, they are attempting The Wickersham commission ought to recOil' { AND A DIS~RAC.E. to defeat the law, or at least, to delay its vene and make a Special vltilt to ruce Lake, WIS .• Commercial Students THE"( SHOULD BE "THE DANG PL.ACE INSIDE AND OUT: functioning by petitioning Gov. Dan W. and find out what the racket Is tbere. The other Commercial students and friends will ha.ve a chicken dinner at the Pull· day one of the town's apparel emporiums announc· sades on Saturday. August 15. The fInal baseball game will be played with SCRAPPE'D~/'" 'rurner for a committee of three 01' five to Dr. Blackstone a8 umpire. Cars will leave unIversity hall promptly at 4 investigate the compulsory tuberculin lest· ed a sale ot U house dresses for 69 centll. Not to p.m. Make reservations by noon FrIday at room 104 university hall or Cilll ing of cattle" in interest of peace and tran be outdone, the competing proprietor declal'ed he 92i. quility," and suspend testing until the com would pay any woman In town five cents for her trouble It she would only come In and receive a dress PI Omeg" PI InJtiatlon mittee reports. PI Omega Pllnlttatlon and breakfast will be held at the Iowa Union Satur· 'rhis farcical attempt of the farmers in Ceo tree. day. August 15. at 7:45 a.m. Make reservations by 5 p.m. Friday, room 104 dar county to defeat a law that is intended to unlvel'8lly hall or call 921. benefit them as well as their neighbors, has 8y the time Ihe news spread around the countr,. lost much of its llUmor. H has become a play Side there W88 hardly stock enou,h left III either place to clotho a kewple doll. Well, at least tbe ed out joke, not only in Iowa but throughout A BOOK, the entire Northwest aud it is time for the au bvys enlh'ened buying, and, If they hav!) enough A Washington B,ystander thorities to step in and see that the law is cn· money to buy some more dresses, IIhodld be well AwbWE L.L • forced without more dickering. The law reo on th way to proliperity. Anything to get trading MAKE IT garding tuberculin testing is cleal' and the bllek to norm&l. By KJRKE SIMPSON Co41d Mr. BlOOm even have con· WASHINGTON - Representattve trlved better If he had planned It him· INTO A decisions recently handed down are clear. 8elf as a bicentennial publicity The request for a suspension and investi· "The statesman who trltles with the good will Sol Bloom of New York Is eIther l-IBRAIC'f! of peoples. who gambles with war. Is a traItor to stunt? gation of the testing seems to be no more a very lucky or a very clev;.:-m:;i, humanity." AmerIcan Ambassador Clark told the H,ere he was provIded with a ready. logical than would be the request of a boot· Probably be D]ade chance tP gilt scholars. officials. Press Congr~8S ot the World In Mexico CIty. tho legger to have the functioning of the prohi botb, diplomats, congressmen a\ld ju~t hition law suspended until some one investi otber day. Then he told the representative news· 'Yet In talkers all to debating publicly buth gates that law. papermen trom 57 countries that It lay In theIr Ing 8.8 ~Ides of tile q .. estion. power to be "either the kindly benefactors or the press agen t tor Patl'lottc tervor was arouseiJ. RQ' Besides, the iarmer puttmg into the peti ruIning tyrants of tbe world." Washington sQlutions by pq.trll?tlc societies and tion the words "in interest of peace and centennial oounter moyes trom pacifist organl· tranquility" constitutes a direct threat Years ago. In times of "'lor. newspapers had Uttle bratlon next &8.~lon~ or Ind,lvlduals mlg\1t well be expected, ,And It would all be good, which has been their general attitude or no ethiCS, It was pointed out. They accepted throughout the trouble. It seems that, if fllt ~llIb f'lr Mr. Bloom's \llaenlcnllial Iland·outs Irllm the rUnng Powers and printed al· publicity net. the governor is to give any attention to the legedly virtuous lact. that ,were d"to~ and mil' J petition, he should order the testing com , le&dln~. Today, that era ,I. a thine 01 the past. RUBB,NQ IT IN pleted and enforce his edict in whatever way Trained oe\\f'8paper correllPOndente, good eltlzens . In. point of fact every jllstingulalled becoIDes necessary. themselves. ne &lIve to tbe preearlo.sDeg of tbelr foreaeen two Brltl~h v181~Qr to ~a8hl\1gton In he ----- IIOsltiong. l\Iost of &II, whether or not ther are troversles In which IiOt. 8L0Qt,-I last 10'1 or '11ore years baa had tllat Beer for RevenUe aware of the fact, no readlD, public tbelHl daya will he would 00 engaged and which ~omwallls surrender rubbed under , his no~e. · ". ONE OF TIlE arguments being used in IIUpport a newspaper with a reputation for pre,u· would give him front page news space. The sOldl~r.~rllst, John Trumbull. • favor of legalized beer is that it would dice alld wilful Inaccurac,. on,. a national scale. ot reyolutlonary times took care of turn in to the government treasury a lot of First came Mr. Bloom's c,elebrat· t~t. He depleted tbe scene wIt" needed revenue, of which it has been depriv This statement added by Ambassador Clark is ed clult wltb "Commodore" Jahnoke herotc 1117.0 tlgpres a8 'one of the fQu .. Dnly picture In six montha ut M,Q ... )Jlans to retul'n to Japan to do lief' • ed under the Volstead Act. This along with perUnent: "Your International responslblllty that ot the navy departmElnt over seagD hure canvases hanging In tbe va,t M. has been "1'hI8 ~{od e rn Age." cral plays In the rail ... Reginald the assertion that the pre cnt "tremendous" the greatest good come to tbe greatest number be· Ing whiskers back In revolutionary rotundf. of the capitol. and no visit' Behind the Scenes in Denny will be a pl\e Vele~ WRa Introduceil ~ o 111llOli," as It 18 pow called. , W8ui trio. The members assert that the law shOUld be allow. "I'm tlr9d or bUng th ~ sOC,lety Clark Oll-blo, Waltressc8 evon slopJ Oliver wall put un4eu cqntract '" difficult to &how. WStJI, . PRO~ ~ p.m.-Late nelVs (lashe8 by Tho It is furthermore questionable that the ed to take Its course In the prol!eCution. of tbe , "I"..y.boy with a glass In my hand," pt'd serving. Whcn lhe silence was R.K.O. after he call1e to thla C9c", • For Today Dally Iowan. complillns OwsleY. And ho evl4ent. at Ihl peak, the hoarse voice IIf cllce try to appes r In Noel coward'. "Prt cost of law enforcement would be greatly American aViators with no clemency. o 9 a,m.-NewlI, markets. weathel·. S p.m.-MulllCl\1 progrnm, 1\1l's. Iy means It. tor hIs lI2etro.Qoidwyn. Eclword8 boomea out: "Wcll, good· "ate LIves," Betor/! that. be . reduced with the legalizing of beer. In pre· music, and dally smile. •10 • Der~l<;tl Wllco~ , ,"?prqi,o, Mayer contl'act Is being dl~solved by l>ye. c\al'k, old boy" ... A. girl In Cal)taln ,tanhope In the or~naI 10 Volstead days the government had to main· Taking plcturell oyer jipane8e fortifications 11 a,m.-Wlthln the classroom, 1. ~ •• p.m·,trtc nC"'I,rltllillel lJy The mutual consent. Oklahoma e:nbl'oldel'cp a 100 wQrcl London production of -"Journey" tain a large staff for the enforcement of reve Beems to as serious wi the 1!1 aA "Meteors." Prof. Churlcs C. Wylie. pt,Jl1 o JIll bl til ~at!v,.. ~~ Jowau. The. young 11ctor will go to San lettor to BUddy nOgel'S on 11 IIcluare End." ·- nue collection. There is every re8ll0n to be· la war. A1r4!&dr, their eflt¥valeat tp our ~tor 1% a.m.-Luncheon hour prograDl, ~ : lO p.m.-Mulllcal jll'ogram. Dob F .. anclHco for a v~atf(in, and then oC linen. My fancy· work ;UltIIOI·jty The young actor 18 descrlbll-I • waul trio, • lieve that the force would have to be employed Is convinced th" tbe ~I of ,...., p~elurea _ Maol~y. return for one more t\·y at J1olly- csUIlIale" this wo~ld ' take "Ight have not met hlm-s ~he RO"" • } p, .m·-WIlQlp the ciAMroQJu. again, to ,guarantee to the government the premeditated and hlteational, _bleb ,the bop are wood. Ie the kind of role" be )Yante 1!0Ul'H •• Sossuo 111l~lIkaWLL Is or· Colman typo. Almo_t evel'J' .t.... 10 revepuq hailed as a recommendation for the tryln, to prove _ but InaONllt III...... I& Is "HI,~ory anC\ Ethics ot Ain~rlcan ~AN~i<~U4. N. Y., Aug. (12 1.1 not fOl'thcomlng-, he declares he gllnl,lnf\' a rrnclng team to moet a In Hollywood wae trying to boI'rGf ;/ journalism," Prot. }~red J. Lazell. return 01 beer. . probably bl,h time the rovemlnellt turnN .&8 (AP)-;-Mrs. Doro~hy CUJllml1\K8, Nllw, will retul'n LO the Rtagl'. . plcflCd , II'roup (l'rT Woseda College him whl'n R.K.O. cOl)cludl'Cllt.1JI'L • S p.m.-Here anti Ihere on the tCIIl . Center. .Ma.~., todny beCll1)'l8 Owsley cl'ented tlje role of Ned In In .Tujan. Th\! dMP Is Aug. 16. An To settle any romantlo aIIPlraJlOp/o It is hard to believe that the champions DOlle a waf from the east and mlffiMI to",..-cJ the " • campus. champion woman arc;l1er Qf t.he the Broadway production of "HolI· Ollen.alr arllna 18 for tllO • of legalized beer are really anxious as they IletUn, sun before somebody ,eta hImIelt Into it h~ln&' bul1~ Oliver. II ,already married ·to lilt" •a _ 3:$0 p.m. - MUlllcal pro,ra\tl. United States lor' the II8venth time. day." He played a sImilar role JII aftalr In tlie Japanese colony at ElAn mond, who e.l,o I. under con ~em for t~~ goverwnept to !!av~ all thi~ ..... of trouble, WSUI trio. Mr•. Cummlnes' lleore w.. 282·1,864. GlorI. Swanlon'/i "lndIICI'jlet!" !il. P!!dry !! l InlAY, AUGUST 1:f, 198I PA6ETHRDI, . Z$ -, " » Women Will SKIPPY-The One Exception. Bv PERCY L. CROSBY 1 \ NOW -rAKE COI.O f'40W A80UT Wtl€'" , . , Co~petefor WA-rc;.R. I"O~ €)(AMPLE'. ,(uP, COLO WA"-€,R VA WAN"f "'fo -rAKE Lower AN' W/4€"" " " , -r~ERE'S SOME'TH'tJ' l!a GR£AT, WH£N A "'QT 6~"H? "T"o 1"H,NK ABOUT, Golf Awards r=--.::"""""" VA T""R~T\{ Retail Prices 4-~r---~~-----J ---,------~ Lodie.' Day Tourney '(E:Sc;.IR: r 6OC5!O For the Home and at Country Club I C.OLO WATER I!; the Handy Man GOOD !=OR ABOUT Tomorrow €V6R'fTHIN' vA Never before has good reo CA..'" NAME, Pr~. will be awarded at the La· tail hardware ._been .. so 111ft \lay golt tournlln't'nt Ilt the cheap, Now is the time to CountrY club tomorrow to those per· ~k over your needs and 10'11 winnIng a blind bogey mlltch; low medal score; fewest number of come in and select your putt. on the round; and the lowest wants, lOOn on the three longest holes. @ l U I I Per.,. L_ CraIb,.. Creal Dr'tl'. rlnll ...... " .... . Play will begin at 9 Il.m" and Kin, Fealureo gyod late, Ia<. ENAMEL WARE lunch will be served at the club bOUle at 12:15 p.m, Bowls of gllrden ASlIOrtment enamel ware in cream ~======~======~~======~-.=---=-- =.- =- ====~---~-~~.~~ and creen, your choice, each flower. wll\ decorllte the tnbles at .. Sought m Shooting H. Charles Stump ' Dads Will Have Day University Scientists whICh the guests w1l1 be sented. Mrs. Plan Classes Classes Set Paul Moore a nd Mrs. George KeUer to Prescnt Lecture at Univer ity NoV'~ 21 Attempting to Control 25e will pre.lde &8 hostesses, Algae in Iowa Lakes Thla fall , women members of th; for Saturdays SpeakIng on ")\£od "n wO(l(lwlnt! New Records Fnthel'S ot Ulllv~rsity (If Iowa CHICKEN FRYER Country clU b wIn particlpnte hI" a eI In~tl'ument 8," IT. Chnrl s Stump, students \\'11\ bo InvJtell to Illspeel Cut Iron chIcken fryer at round robin tour ney. Matohes Ilrc to ScIentific research work on the vlsltlng lecturer In music, wl1\ give , be played a t the convenIence of the 25 Courses Included in University the InstitutIon and wItness two out· conlrol ot algne g"owth In the I particIpants. At the end or t he toul' 1 he second ot a Rerlps of musIc lec' standIng athletic ('vents at the nn· Rtate's lakes now la In pro. $1.00 I in Nonresident lIual Dad's dny cel'f'monll.lS Nov. 21. nament, prizes will be awarded to tures nt 2 o'clock thlH ortcrnoon In neconl·elzed clnsscs grndulltl'll !;T88S at the Lake.lde labora· It wIll l;c the t~nlh lIrne that a tboae wInnIng the most matches. Studies the lib I'nl arts assembly. 10.')' ot the University of Iowa near DUTCH OVEN from (ou.· Unlvorslly or IOWa unIts wpck end haH been I\('t asllle for thc Milford. Caat Iron Dutch oven at rathel'S. The JIawlle),c (oolball Offering thc benefits ot resident In 1930'Sl, acco.'ding to a rcpol'l Directed by Prot. George W. UI~~I\.~t~:~~I~S:t ~~:lb~~I:tel~:ll::a:; ll'am will meet Northwl'slern, 1930 study to the st udent who cannot ac. complied In the otCIce of Ilerbert C. ~fartln ot the department or BI!; ']'ell co-champion; and the COli· ,$1.00 PERSONALS 'Vest VIrginIa and conducts a high Uorcaa, registrar. !Jotany, the researchers are seeklnl!' tuaUy b",eome a resident of Iowa ~ehool bllll!! At Morgnntown, "'V_ Va. fe"cne,' C"oss countl'y t['ama wIll Mr.. Henry "\Vll lellbrock nnd In the graduate college, HI men .ace for the title on the Iow.1 to dI scover hItherto unkno wn facts City, 25 unIversIty coul'se~ wIll be 'l'hls IR the second Ru mm r that hll Ilbout lake pollution from sewage SKILLET SET daur hter CarrIe, 1112 Muscatine and women won advanced degrel'lI. courSe. avenue, left yoslerilny mOl'nlng fol' oft"'red thIs fa ll unde.' the Saturday has been n me'"ber ot tlw musIc JI"P081l1. Okoboji lake Is t he slle at Small , medium and larce Alae, full facully at the nlver ~lly of Iowa. 'ommer'ce, youngest college or tho depth Ilnd diameter. Set of three f; loull F alls, S. D. , whel'e they wIll clOss plnn. llleh· Investigations, unIversity, awnrOULOS Cleveland, OhiO, was a visItor at the Mrs. Hattie Schaflter 1I00n. 28 and 19~9-30; ,lentlslry, 104 In coUege of dentistry T uesday. nsslgnments at home 811equate to 1 [e dIscussed lhl' politIcal and DISH PAN N Slt\<,.. .~ Vincent Coli , Bronx g!lllg~ HOllored at Dinner 1~18·19 and 1922·23; pharmacy, 48 In occupy the time In the Intervening economIc Slpllflcnnre or th(' (1lI'IIll'" 17 Qu art, Irrcen ens mel, at W!lS souglJt by police in connec· JIll'S. Hattie Schllrrtf'r of Pough· 1923·24 nnll 1924·25 , Ilml low, 135 1n PrOf. Edwarll A. Bartow, head oC perlo(ls. 3/< .~lIlt'd wIth hIRIO,·y, ll'aclng from ~ , 0111,. keepsle, N, Y., who I" vl~ltlng 1900·01. the department or cheml6try, ",110 tion with the shooting of five F ee $15 ('a "l y Am(,I'Il'nn hlHtary to the pres 69c children, one fatally, in New Both undergraduate and graduate friends In Iowa. CIly, waR honored )I.. been In Douglas, Mich., wIth hlH Ilt a. dinner at &:30 D.m. y('st ,.day enl day. "Iptlon ot the Jll ~' (anllly at their sUl'l')mer home, lij York '8 "J.Jittle Italy." Ilis fo1- slndles ore given, the fees being 111 g-urcs, as they dely at Iowa Union, 11o >l l9 wei's M.·. and Thennometers Show I Use CAKE COVER ,pending the reat or til ls week III lowers were id ntified to au. eIther cll.se $15. This fee entities the A slight Increllse In heat, over 101\. See Prof. Mrs, Ted n ehder, Lloyse ] ~ I ~her, nnd Iowa City. as W]10 stuMnt to regIster for two courses. lhat ot Tuesday, brought the lemp. E namel cake cover a t thOl'itirs the gunmen did Mrs. Sndle Ford. Nine p rBons at. M"s. Willicun TIayeh :atlon de l'Analy" 1.l1e shooting. From those I\](pectlng to regIster cralure up to 82 yesterday. At 7 I Jeu deB eches,' tended. ( J onph J . Butlerbnul:'h of near n.m. lhe thermomeler regIstered Entertains Ilt Bridge 8ge )s Mason's "The ~~~~;;;~;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;: In the College ot Jlberal arts and to Mrs. Sohn((le1' was formerly hos· JCa\ona, Is visiting hI. daughter, c:: ..;.:: graduate f .. om the unIversIty, com· ti4, nnd at 7 p.m, regIstered 65. Tho lIonorlnA' lIfrA. .Iohn 1{lrch.wr. 58." less at Iowa Un Ion. Mn. Delvln H. Pllend, 430 S. VU.II Maquokela, head of llie club pro· plete t'(,cords or credits corned are lowest temperature recorded tor MrR. William] InYf'1r Plllel'tolned nt ~t u e In Honor 01 , a brldgl' plll·ty 'l'lIp~tlny afternoon al ICY·HOT Ru ren atreet. gram asJ'v Ice of the clClcn~lon cUrl· reQulrNl by the reglslrar from all 1'uesday night was 46. .ok" her home, 314 FJ. Brown sh'eel. One quart; keeps cool 7% hOUrs, slon, Is In Iowa Clly on buslnes8 s('condlLry ~" h ooI8, and Institutions Mrs. Harlan Amen BI'ldge was plnycd at lhr('e lables. hot 24 hours Cui B. Burn~lde , pharmacy '12, for a few days. of higher learning, previously at· "ho hu been employed III Griswold, tended. Hostess at LU1et-heon Garnge P ermit J8II1U't1 Jllrs. 1\1. lelhall1er was [lwanled !\'lrs. Harlan Amen will ('nt('rta!n Permission was gIven E. W. prlz Cor 1,Igh SCOI'('. Mrs. Milo No\'y ID now wIth the Jay J)rug cornllany Mrs. n. r., Cllmllbel1, Mrs. Lola Sludents expecting to regIster In $1.59 at a 1 O'Clock IUn ch('on toc1Il.Y nt hl'" Bruce tollay by Cily Inspector C. A. won rut prlz!', and M.'s. n. " 'agner ot Shenandoah. 'Vatklns, anll 1111'S. 1I1lC(I "Vatldns, thl' graduate college tor the first home, Woocllawn all n I' t 111 a II t ~ . Kutcher to build a prIvate glll'ag" r{'celved f~ )lrl,1' for low '1C'01'O. ·\AYE-To 419 PINlsanl sl,·e(.t, IIllve lett for a 11m .. a'p rl'Qulr .. d to sl'nd to the THRIFT JUG Guests wIll be Rl'lltl'd at 0111' long on Grnnt street south oC LIncoln lIfl'H. ]{II'('hner will leav" tomor· Chulea H . Mal'mh, IUIslatant tltll· I'eglstrar offIcial ftran9C~lpts from )I-P DAY I hl'ae weeks lou.· of the sou lh and table decorated with g'(l.,·(]cn flowel'8. nvenue. Construction work Wa H let rOw fo.' 1,'1. Dort,;!', wllt'I'" JIll', 1{ll'cll· l{eep8 Ilquids Ilnd foodS, one /Ca l· veralty relrls!t'llr, rolurned yes leI'· west, vlslling 'tellnesseo and Colo. nil Institutions ot hIgher learning. Three Stores Ion Eight persons wIll altNHI. to Harry Shrock for the sum of ,lGO. re.· hus e~tnbllHhed hi. law lll'al'tlce, ~090-·.. . dny (rom a two week vllcatlon. ,·ado. Red ster Oct, 10 neglstration should be concluded $1.19 Wayne Kemmel'er of Pllrkersburg Mr. and JIll's. Ve,'non Bean ot Ihe morning at the first class meet· " .. Will a buslnes8 cu.ller In [owa City Anlhony, Kan., were guests this lng, Oct. 10. and there will be 0 TEA KETTLE yu terday, enrouto to Washlnglon, weelc nt the hOl11e or MI'. alld Mn. genernl meeting ot all >Iltudents on, All Aluminum D, C., where he wlil ~t u dy law lbla 'V_ D. Marlin, 014 N. Ullbert stl,pel. lhat day at 8 a.m, 'J ,al1. Credit tor the 8uccesstul comple· Finer Furs Lower Prices Iva Krabbenhott ot Omaha, Neb_, tlon or each course will be three $1.29 / Armond J . Cllrrow, )lhlll'macy '24, Is a guost at the homo oC Sally May Memesler hours, ",'hlch may be ap' New 1931-32 Models·· Buy Now and Save! who baB been working In Mlnne· Boyce, 412 S. Oovpl'no,' street. Miss pJted toward II. unIversIty degree the BEATS-ALL EGG AND Ipolla, Minn., tlDs recently accellted Krabbenhott pIa nA to ontcr the unl· sarno as resIdent c"etllt. • positIon with the Sl. Cloud DI'l'g verslly In Septembor. Course will be oftered In the tollow· CREAM BEATER company, St. Cloud, MInn. Ing subjects. economics, educatIon, Egg a nd cream whip made to 1811 Mrs. Kalhryn SnIder of ChIcago English. home economics, journnl· at 00c; l4JJeclnl Wary Newell, unlverally educntlon Is vIsiting at Ihe J\'lyer S,llde,· resl. Ism, musIc, political scIence, psy· \lbrarlan, left yeHtordny for II. dence, 719 S. CapItol sla·eet. ('hology, socIology, speech, and child 23c -' month'l vacation a t her home In wetrare. IndIanola, J. R. SamBon , an employe or Last yellr. stlt denls came trom be· , Genume Laskin Lamb ••• Northern Seal with Fitch collar WASH BOILER Montgomery 'Val'd anel companY, yond Des MoIne.. Burlington, Ot· I I and cuffs ••. Jap Weasel collar and cuffs , .. Ermine col· Well made boller, copper bottom Charles Har vey, pharmacy '28, ot has returned troll' l'l week vacation I umwn, and Waterloo. ~I Clinton vIsited In Iowa Cily ye8Ie,·. at Washington, Ia. Jar and cuffs ••. Silver Muskrat Coals-Shawl collar, • • day. Couple Oets U cense $2.75 Holt! Business !\f eel ing One marrIage \!col1se app\!cat!oll Combination Silver and Dark Muskrat ..• Na tural Pony Dorothy Murlln, 614 N. Ollbert The I"lons cluh hl'ld a regulnr \VIIR Issued yesterdny by Walte~ J. Coals-Belted sport style • • • Striped Marlllil1k Coal Itreet, has l'et urncd Crorn a t IVO business meetlng yesterday (ollow· l3arrow, clerk or the dletl'lot court, VEGETABLE FRESH· week vaeatlon In Chlcngo. . Ing theIr we I,ll' luncheon. Guests to Fre(lrlck S. Wltzegmlln, Johnson stunning style. ENER at the meeting wera: Prof. Dale counl)', and Alta B. o (,gg, Black For Ice or electric refrll'eratol'll; Mra. P earl Bennett llroxom ot Yoder and Horace Slucle Hawk county. saves money by sa ving (ood Prices quoted above for 'August only! $1.00 Every indication points to higher fur HAMMERS coat prices in September, Get Yoltrs 10e, 25c, 50~ " now! .", ,f BALL PEIN HAMMERS Be8' make 65c,85e " ,,, Be thrifty, order your fur coat now while prices ... are at their lowest. Every coat in this great sale FILES is an advance FalI model, purchased during the lull Mill bllllard riles; beIIt quallt, in the fur industry at savings that make it possible 10e, 12<; 15c, 20c, SOc for us to offer them to you at these, the LOWEST Japan to do N" , , PRICES IN YEARS! PIPE WRENCHES tall . . . Reglasld An of these are fresh, new skins. We did not Fll'llt qualit y pa In October ... carryover a single fur coat from last year. ] PcgS'1 Shannon fNTEDESTf 65c,85c ~ e nt a house at "tu A~E OF COURSE YOU KNOW HOW SMART IT IS TO WEAR uan ber ot people IN THE STYlES 0F MONKEY WRENCHES luggestlng ,uccet' Travel Tweed-Novelty Wool Crel,e-Wool Friska and Satin ,. U nfortunalel', J0M0RR0W~T0DAY 40c, 50c, 60c COnsiderIng onl, • YQU WANT YQUR CHISEL SET ClSl'HES TS fiT DRESSES Chl8e1 set of 3 tor- ~ IilTt\Rf J )IO(/A ~MIONAJI1'1... tea wllh rumor! f RIGHT NOW AND FOR EARLY FALL $1.00 hlUl been ~' ICO" VQU W<:)ULD Oli ve.·, a z.c y-" ALARM CLOCK vho !las jUtt ~n • BE. THE STYLE- Waterbury dock, /l'uanoieed OD. )osi te Pola NI!fI1 L!ADER IN VC:>UA year nrnands." J to , c omc~ afler onl, f S£T--- 98c Ire, "Tile ~phjDl "WIn e In t_' WESTERN SPRAY II calle~ . ", 'HERE IS TH£ SHe:» And you will wear these charmiu g frocks so many different places! Indet cqntl'&41 bY MAKER V0U HAVE S0UGHT 60c value, oalT me tn tllll ~lIIt To college teas ••• informal proms ••• business or on the street. 'el Coward', "1'1+ lAND 1).1£ PRICES V0U '1'/1 that, he ,,... I 19c / In the orJllnal HG>PED_ FaR.1 , ot ,J'JoUrPey'l A DepOSit will Hold Fine 18 deee rl~-1 Your Coat UntU the RopaJli :Watch for these utterly delightful style chats. Th~y begin soon FOX SCARFS _I You Want It. Leaoeh S l o~ t every ,tllf' $15 to '59.50 tryIng to borJ'CI' ,f30 STORAGE FREE Cilek' )\\cludtl$f It. 4eP • fAST + Until Coat is Deliv antIc asplrallo .... WASHINGTON TIle Blar Hardware on arrled to ,Jill J) ered WaBhln&1on St. I under CODtnII ,. 1 'PAGIlJl'OUR THE DAILY IOWAN. IOWA Cl'l'Y THURSDAY, AUGUST 1S. 19&1- rwms.. :~Cards Open Final Eastern lnvasion With DOllble Win Over Robins 5-0, s~i .------~' ------. Haines Hurls BWNDIE-A-- -JP'-- et Sponge. By Chic Y""., :. Sportively TI-5: toEf ..... ,CQtv1ING OUT P~~"'·- ,)'~_.jl"_ M'>' 8CIK'.... C!I 1-Ie:\:(E. ANa DI~CING yt)UR ~ SHOW--N""" 1'l..L. ~ Shutout, Flint ~EN"'S 'NI"I'H THIS VUI-G/>o..Q S,aopsl • S~a,king 'TO GOIVIi: '0-16: p...uQIII;....c._ c::>R1Z.e:· I=INational league floP. v, Base Hits by as huge a margIn as the AthletIcs dlrn, an II love JI NEW YORK, Aug. 1% (AP}-Jess In the American loop - and Burely Ibe qu Halne" and Flint Rhem outpltched lhey WOul1l not want that to hap· ., Danf , 'tour Brooklyn hurlers today and the pen. The elder circuIt Is noted for III and II st. Louis Cardinals started their lallt Its whIrlwInd rrnlshes, nnd It would This gl Mstern Invasion with 0. twin vic· be a shame to shatter that trndltlon. to esca", tory over the B"ooklyn Robins, 6·0 • • • alent for and 8,5. A nationwide dlscu8810n has Wlnl!ton, broken out alllunlt sport8 scribes "boBe By their victories the cara. ber maintained their eIght anll ona halt as to what to do with the A's. • game lead ovel' Chicago, which w6n They all thlnl, ItfI terrible tile a doubleheader from Philadelphia wily they are romping off with • and Increused tlteh' margin to nme the Americlln league pennant. games over the New York Giants, • • • Bob M.cCrary Maintains Leadership In Iowa Open Golf Tournament ,,·ho eprlt a pair with Pittsburgh. Practically the only thing uver Haines accompUllhed the unusual which Boston Red Sox fans can get Yanks Down Tribe; ·-teal of pltchlnK an 11 hit shutout ,.iiji;:;;iiiiii1enthUBed Is the Tigers Score 65 Gridders In the opener OPPOIlOO to Letty !I playing or Earl Jordan Ranks T hen Get Smeared ' £lIaI'k for hla tenth victory of the Webb, the big out. CLEVELAND, Aug. II: (AP) Reason. The "BIll' Throe" of tloa tlelder who rank" Second With in Twelfth to Get Official 'J'he New York Yankees and tb. ~ard,,' attack- FrISCh, Bottomley among ba8eball'lI Cleveland Indians were fn !rOUclIOml mood today 110 they split a blitl~u. a.nd I~atey-gave Elg Jces the one Six In all 1 Practice CaU 60uble·headcr, tho Yanks taklng 'tbe run In the tlrat that he needed on nd hltUng. Score of 147 ------AMERICAN LEAGUE Defeat Macks tJlrea slnglee. Webb leads both the tlrst Blugfest 18·1 behind Lefty W. L. Pet. (By The Associated l're8s) Rhem had a harder time In the AI 'SImmons picked up another Slxty·tlve athletes have been Is· Gomez and the Indlall,S retallatlrlr • 'lecond game but the Cards launch Philadelphia ...... 78 31 •716 Pinch Hitter Koenig's l~ win 17 to 7 In the second game . May tag, Engardt, Vavra point on Babe Ruth In theil, race for sued ofrlclal Il1vltallol1~ to report 'M IJ. elx hit attael, In the fourth Washington ...... 67 40 .626 tlHl Amel'lcan league btlltlng co'own The Yankee hItters car/led ott Double Breaks Up for football prnctlce Sept. 15, by the day's battIng honors with 2thlll ': y..hlch drove #ollia Thurston from Follow 2 Strokes New )~ork ...... , __ 63 44 .D8~ yosteraay as he accounted tor lh\'e~ the mound and netted five runs, and Lengthy Tilt Coach Burton A. Ingwcrspn. Including home rune »y ." · Further Back Clevelllnd ...... &1 67 .47~ hlte In 81x times at bilL lie boosted : !rHnt coasted In. Johnny Frederick was formerly a his mark to .883. 'I.'" I'lve mlljor lelter winners were ombs and Jole Sewell wblk ,1h,e , and Letty O'Doul hit home runs for I'egular 01'1 the St. Louis ...... ,...... 46 G2 .421 pOOr Indians were on Iy able to col . I DES MOINES, Aug. 12 (API-Bob DETROIT, Aug. 12 (AP)- Mal'k Tho leaders: Included on Lhe li st In addition to Chicago .. __ ...... 43 65 .39S loot 20 hits, Including Earl Avt~111"1 • tho Robins but they only added to Cub& team. Ho Koenig, In the role of a pinch a. A.n. R. II. Pct. bCVcn men ,vha cat'ned minor '11" BOston ...... _...... 65 .398 22nd home run 6f the year. • tTl Ir baHtnS' averages. ' lasted one year. He played splendid. McCrary ot Des Moines retained hlB a hitter, got a double ott Georgo Simmons, A's 110 446 95] 71 .38S award8 last fall. Detroit ...... ,, 42 68 .382 Gbmez held the Indl1ll\8 Mlple.. In First gamo: Iy that 61nglo campaign, but the I leadership In the Iowa open gOU BlIl'I1shaw In the twelfth Inning to· .Ruth Yanks .... 100 371 ] 0 l 141 .380 'I.'he majol' lettel' men are Captain Ihe fh'st \vhlle Babe Ruth ..,11 e\'iD' Score by innings: R. H, E. Bruins obtained Klkl Cuyler In 0. tournament today but he found at Yesterda"11 R6IlUits day to drive In the winning run Webb, R Sox .. 106 0116 78 140 .363 elcct Oliver Hansen, tullbaclc: nand. )Jany were belting threo Cleveland St. Loulll ...... 102 000 002-5 12 0 trade with (ho Pirates the following hl8 heel8 a troublesome al'l'ay of Chicago 11; Washington 1. und give tho Detroit Tigers a. 7 to Davis, Phlls .... 89 280 n 102 .353 alll Blcl,man, .rcrome I{rlz, and D06ton G; St. Louis 6. huriers for 19 hitS, bUt the Brooklyn .... , ...... 000 000 000-0 11 1 winter a nd there was no turther sure shooters who wco'o within easy 6 vlctol'y over the Phlllldelphia Klein, Phlls .. 100 443 82 153 .345 Elmo Nelson, halfbacks; James "VII. T~Ib8 gave Henry Johnson, Ed welle "UId Batteries-Ilainea and Wilson; need for Webb's services. New York 18, 7: Cleveland 1, 17. Athletics. Terry, Giants 107 430 82 147 .342 ler, quarterback: Edward Dolly, Cfnrk nnd Lopez. • • • striking distance or the lco.d In the DetrolL 7; Phllaclelphla G (12 In· Jim Wnaver sO niC oe the same roef'. Bill Rogcll, who made the score, N Ison Tompkins, and Harold Second gamn: The Cub have HIRrte/! off bohl· 3U·hole fInal round tomorrow. nlnge). cine In the second gam , cHtnd",. Dr vlously had connected Po lIlIntelmann, guards; Marcus Mag· tor Vic Frasier Hurls Iho attack with an eight run ral,ly Score by Innings: R. H. E. lyon their willII' around Ihe ea t· Tho. blggcst threat to his control (lames To(JlIT doublo. Tho glLme was tho second nut:l8en and Lyman Case, centers; New YOrk at Cleveland. In lhe seventh. St. Louis ...... 100 500 110-8 16 1 ern sector of th NaUonal league ot first place was Pete Jordan, Des or I\. serIes and evened It. SOX to 11 to 1 Win and James Doe and Alexander BI'ooklyn ... _...... 100 003 100-5 9 1 'Washlngton at Chicago. First game: with two declsh'e whh.pings of Moines public links P'ayer, Who Earnshaw allowed 13 hltll, while CHICAGO, Aug. 12 (AP)-After Hogt-rs, tackles. noston at St. Louis. Score by InnJngs: ~. :ij ~ E . Batterles-Rhem ond 1I1antuBo: those bothersome I'blllles. came up to the halfway mark only the Athletic8 were geCting 14 off belnA" held 8coreless for 22 jnnlng~, Thurston, pheIr)8, Hclmach and PhiladelphIa at Delrolt. New York ...... 305 073 '1 • •• a stroke behlna with a 36·hole total Herring, Bridges and Uhle. Her' tho White Sox suddenly began to ')'yner·Nye eol) Tit! OOO-l"l~ Lopez, LombardI. Cleveland .... __ 000 100 000- 1 • a Th ree and four years ago when ot 147. McCrary today carried a 7d, l'Ing In three innings allowed eight use theIr bats today, and pounded SHENANDOAH, AuI!', 12 (AP} sports writers sp()nt their rainy dayS NATIONAL LEAGUE Batteries-Gomez and "bleat;: 61x stroke8 higher than his first hits which were goOd tor throe !'unS. fau r Washington pllchers for an 11 Clelo Tyner and I~l'ank T . Nye Jr., W. J,. Pct, U:udlln, Jablonowski, Law.pn ah~ ' L , . 'tubs Crush phillies picking all·star major league teams, round total, for Il. 146. Thr e singles which made two Tiger te> 1 wIn over the Senators to even of Shenandoah, won the southwest· St. Louis ...... " ...... 70 40 •GaG Sewell . there was seldom Two strok 8 (urther back were runs In the seventh evcMd tho the serlcH. Crowder, Hadley, Fisch. ern Iowa. tonnls doul1los title here Twice by 7.3, 12·1 a one who did not Ihree othor dangerOus amf,l.teurs, Chicago ..... "" ...... " ...... 61 4.8 .560 score. er a nd Liska all looked allko to tho today In a flvc·sot finals battle. Second gamo: _I' New York ...... "." .... __ .... 50 47 .557 Score by Innings: R: H\'E, ..... PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12 (AP}- select Pie Traynor BUd May tag or Newton, Alex Score by Innings: n. II. E. Sox hitters. 'I'hey defeated .1ohn Beckner and "V . Brooklyn ...... 58 64 Chicago opened, Its eastern trip wJth at third base. At Engardt of Omaha and Johnny .618 Athletics .. 220 010 100 000-6 14 3 Vic Frasier got credit tor an easy Sinn of Clarinda 3·6, 6·2, 4·G, 7·5, 6·0. New York ...... ,004 000 003- l' I', 4 0 'a double victory over the Phllilea that POl:lt he was Vavra of Cedar Rapids. Boston ...... 52 53 ,495 Detl'Olt ...... 010 021 200 001-7 13 1 Victory, allowing only six hits, and Tyner dc(catcd Beckner (01' the Cleveland ...... 301 212 80 -17 ·1, 6 'today, taking tho first gamO 7 to 3 conSidered to be Plltsburgh ...... __ " ...... 62 65 .486 Batteries-Johnson, Well", . 'Yea. l\faytag Shoot~ I'ar Batteries- Earnshaw and Coch- the one Washington tally was the plnglcs title yeRterd:ty. Beckncr Jn 10 Innings, and tho second 12 to 1. the [lcer oe them Philadelphia ...... ,43 67 .391 vcr and Dickey, PerkIns; Brp,!4-n, Soores of Engar~ t and Ma)'talr rane; IIerrlng, Bridges, Uhle and result of Cronin's home run In the was cO·holder of the 1930 doubles • Blnko pitch d rIne ball In the all. But that was , Clnolnnatl ...... " ...... 39 70 .358 Connally and Myatt, L. SeWIIII . ~ ,' ~ today cut Into McCrary's lead at Gl'Ubowskl. fourth inning. The Sox won tho tllIe. opener until he weakcned In tho In the days when ,. the end of the tlrst 18. Mustag Yesterday's nrSlllts game as early as the third (ra.me, ----+- ~, , tenth, bu t WitS shaded by Root all ' the Pirates were St. Louie 5, 8; BI'06lclyn 0, 5. t curded a 72 for his second roun(\, when, aCter two were out, Crowder OverlOOk Tennis Ohall'.p CaliforniallS Wi" at Ob"""o ' ,\,he way. The Cubs ha.mmered Jim looting the Na· :: Chicago 7, 12; Phlilldolphia 3, 1 Red Sox Nose Out while Engardt, the biggest thrcll.t or walkcd Frasier and singles by Blue, Nmw YORK. Aug. 12 (AP}-After CHICAGO, Aug. 12 (AP):' allfor. Elliott, Sehesler and FaJlonsteln tlonal league gal· (lIrst game 10 Inning"), InVll810n or the ChlcRIIO the out oC Mtate group, SCored a 78, BrOW1JS by 6 'to 5 Sullivan, neynolds and I"oneeea fol. completing the dm", fOr the n i a'~ I Ally hard In the nightcap. The Phlls leon of pennants. Plttsbul'gl G, 0: New York 4, 9. /Jne over regulation figures, ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12 (AP)-Pltcher lowed to score three runs. womcn's naLional tennis champion· golf amatcur champlon&lll ~ ' ,tr!lht made only ono run eight hits In Now that the Buc· Cincinnati lit Haston-rain. ott May tag started out auspiciously In Sam Gray's wild th,'ow to rlrst gave Score by Innings: R, H. E. ships, oWclals or the Unltcd States was so success(ul today th\l't (ivJ!ot caneers have be· PIe Traynor (Jo,mes To(Juy he first thl'ee Innings against hIs attempt fo overtake the leader Ihe Boston Americans their sccond Washington .... 000 100 000- 1 G 0 Lawn Tennis association discovered Its star representatlves $U~t/t'ed 'Smlth nnd then got on further op· come a compartlvcly docile CI'ew, Cincinnati at BOBton. by carding two birdies on the Ch'St vlcLory today, in thclr series with I Chicago __ ...... 003 200 51"-11 17 4 On ovel'slght which lert the name of the openln" match play s«lrml~e. rortunltles. T"aynor performs with ordinary pub· Chicago at Phlladell.h1a. !lve holes, but he slipped over par the St. Louis Browns, 6 to 5. Batterles--"Crowdcr, Hadley, Fie· Alice Marble, San FI'ancisco star, at Jack~on park. Score by Innings: R. n. E, IIclty. St. Louis at Brooklyn. for thIs distance. He maintained f The teams were tied with fIve chet·, Liska and Spencer; Frasier from the li.t and decIded to cancel Chicago ...... 010 010 000 5-7 10 1 Pittsburgh at New Yorlc. thIs margin to reach the Lurn one I uns each in the ninth when Webb and Grube. the whole thing. A new draw will Philadelphia .. 010 010 000 1-3 8 0 Ray Kremer held all the GIants under regulation figures, but slipped bf>at out a hl~ toWards third, Gray be held at noon tomorrow. Battel'les-Root and Hartnett; eXCel)t Mel Ott III the opener aneS over par by a stroke on the tenth threw wild to (Irst, scoring HaL Watt, Blake, Dudley and McCurdy, ~he boy wonder's 2 home runs were nn(l was rOI·ced to be content with Harriers Will Rhyne. Dusk Loop All·Stars • Score by Innings: H. H. E, discounted by an 1l hit attack on perfect golf. The Red Sox popped out six: Cancel Game With ChIcago ...... 100 261 101-I~ 19 0 Carl llubbcll and Bud Purmalee. Engard t was one over par on the singles and with the aid of a fllmble Philadelphia .. 100 000 000- 1 10 4 Bill Walker let tho Pirate crew flt'st nine holes, but came In with Meet 4 Rivals I)y Levey In the (Ifth, scored five Muscatine, Killian's Batteries-Smith and Hartnett; J. down with three hits In the secomt 1)0.1' for a 73. Vavrtl was unable to runs. NOW '_Elliott. Schesler, Fallensteln and game and sh ut (hem alit, as Ott The tentative games between the ealn on McCrary, equalling his 76. Score by Innings: R. H. E. PJ!1~J:!H[I •• : \ ~ , Davis. banged out another home run and Also. Gets Par This Autumn Boston ...... 000 050 00 l- G 13 0 Iccal Twilight league aU·sturs and " , 'ISHOWIHe led a 12 hit attack on Heine MeIne Maytng, however, was not the St. L ouis ... "".... . 102 ltO 000-5 10 3 Killian 's, Ce~ar Rapld~ loop cham· Coming Gi(t"~lf Divide Wit'" and Steve Swetonlc. only golfer who negotiated the Four dual meets have been thus Batteries-Lisenbee, Durham and pions, and the clash scheduled tor The Story of What Mig~t Score by Innings: It. H. E. Ileavlly trapPed Hyperlon coul'se In far arl·a.nged fo" IIawkeye harriers Berry; Gray and Ferrell. ]i'tillay evening with the Muscatine Have Happened During Piratelf by 4.6, 9·0 Pittsburgh " ...... 105 000 000-6 11 () pal' tlgures. Gene laaaceon, Oska· fOI' the hili and dale schedule this Muskles have been called off. FRIDAY the Great World War It • I" '* NEW YORK, Aug. 12 (AP)-The New York ...... 200 101 000-4 ~ 2 100sa profc8slonal, also turned In a Call according to the announcement Original plans were to have a con· Had Lasted Longer. ' Glanls spilt a pair with tile piratical Batteries-Kremer and Phillips; pel'fect tound to tie at 1'5 with Art made yesterday by Conch George T. Danour, J..ong Shot, test at Sunny baseball (lark tornor· for 5 Days Pittsburgh Pirates today, 4·6, and 11 ubbell, Parma lee Ilnd 11ol;an. Bartlett, veteran Ottumwa gol!er Breenahan. ' Victor at Saratoga row night between the locals and 9·0, but the one deteat dropped them Score by Innings: R. H . E. who won the rowa open title In 1927, The teams scheduled, each of Killian's, {"Out second place as the Chicago Another great pic. A Hated SPY. ot Piltsburgh ...... 000 000 000-0 3 2 lind 1928. which was met In the 1930 cam· SARATOGA, N, y" Aug. 12 (AP)- n.Iuscatine has become so a.bsorbed Cubs won two games (rom the New YOrk ...... 301 200 30·-9 12 (I Isaacson started out even better lJalgn, are O,'lnnell at Grinnell, A big brown cold named Dallour, a III Its klttcnball league tha.t tho ture by this great ' Phlllies and moved Into the runner· Batteries-Meine, Swetonlc and than May tag and reached the tIIrn NOlI'e Da.me at South Bend, Chi· game rangy tellolV who had gotton players declined to engage the Iowa Her Lover.' up pOBlflon a hale game ahead ot PhllllpB; Walker and Hogan, O·Far· ill 34 despite a strong south wInd cago at Chicago, and Minnesota a~ Into the habit of runnln g second, City nine. star the McGraw men. rell. thqt blew across the course during Iowa City. No dates have been set II.wol(e today and slapped a stunnln, I I ------~------lho morning. He taltered on two tor these duals a8 yet. de teat on Mate, a Ch.amPlot among I;"eens corning bome, however, nnd There Is some possibility that the the three·year·olds, as wei ' liS five Pee's Recreatipn Dusk Loo.p took a 38 on the Inside nine. 01(1 Galli men will meet Indiana other hIghly touted thoroug-hbl'ede. SWINDLERS Bartlett matched his 75 round of I "ere In the Clrst meet ever IIcheduled Ma.te was fully 11 lengtt~, behind yesterday to keep well up among wit h tha t school. the winneI'. 'fhe mile was run In 1:40 I he Jenders. IOWa will be host to the Big Ten IWDICTED! ••• Team Turlls in Shutout Win 1·5. 441W'Y3' %0 Alllateur8 In Finals championship run tor the first lime .,' Todav "Ends Two at the lbur golfors who were In the history of the university, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ... Friday" LAST NIGHT'S RESUI.TS other Induslrllll loop game at the tied at 73 tor seoond place yester· Nov. 21. The rive mile race wlJl be St. PaUl 14: Louisville 1. I ~ r ClUb l.eacue l'ark. tillY, found dlCflculLy In the second run over the Flnkblne course to de· Mlnnt-anoUs at IndlanapoJls- Beat Dnlry Boys 16; odd Fellows 3. ' In marking up his big victory, round aM wound up with 78'8 ror a cldo both team and individual postponM, Own 1!'Ol'd Service 1; Bremer's 0 (Cor (loorge Rogge, Jertorson pltqher, al. 161 total. They wore BlIl Batllle, championships. Milwaukee at Tolcdo-raln. ' .. Celt). lowed but three singles. Ills te'tm Omafla l)l'oteslilonaf, an Donmar Kansas City at Columbus-rain. Imluatrlnl J.AlllltliO mates helped him materially by drlv. MilloI' of Des Moines, 1929 open thclr way Into the low 32 with 12 I Dee's Hecreatlon 3; Dewey's O. ing out 15 hits. Scantlobury, catch· t!tllst. profe.slonals. This group with all '- Hotel ~eC,ersofi 17; Iowa CIty Ill', was responsible for two home A stroke behind them came Lloyd t he professionals scoring nbove that Wholesale Fruit 2. runs. Mort Koser, diminutive field· Nordstrom, Davenport amateur, dividing line of 159 will he permHteu GtUi1:S T(JN,GRT cr. also got one of the rour ply who equlllled his 76 oard of yester· to continue play over the tlnal 36 Viall l..ea~ue knocks. Oay for ]52. and right on his Ileels holea lomorrow In quest or the title. KnIghts ot Columbus n. Pross. Tho winners scored In every D t 153 clime the defending cha.m· '1'he amatoul'S, however. appeared ~Itl~.en at municipal !leld No.1, {ramo of the game but the /lCvonth [lIon, Art AndrOws uf Ottumwa. to have 8. stronger gl'ip on the .. , Knights of Pythlas vs. Elks. Ilnd lallt. Kessler went tho route rer Juhnny Krart, Oefweln ·amateur. le{l.llershlp with five of their nUl1lber Indus&r"1 League the 108ers In spite of easo with and Joe Brown. asslatant pro at the I'a.tihg as the lowest scorers while Alexander'S nangerll vs. Iowa. which his deliveries were hit. Des Mulnes golf and country clUb. tho best pro, Gone Isaaoson, ranked .TODAY Supply at park: fIeld No. 1. Batteries-Rogge nnd Scantlebury; Twenty anla.teure managed to gain ((1111' strokes back ot McCrary. 186th HOIIpltlll company VB. Ra.· Kessler and Stalkfleet. ('Ine's a.t park field No.2. Two Big Features Dairy BoY8 Triumph W..4Y OF A lfORS£ WITH A MAN I Turning In a 16 to 3 vIctory Sid· for the Price of One • Dee'. Recreation registered tho well's Dairy Boys continued the AND pIX THERE ftret shut out victory In the present t roule of the Odd Fellows team, TO DO ITI ... twilight klttcnhall season when they t. which has yet to tUI'n In a win. OUT TO GET • defeated Dewey's 3 to 0 In a.n In· Scol'ing six run. In tho opelY-ng HOQT THEM. , ., ••• , . , dustrlal league lame at the elly Inning tha dairymen were nover THESE OpwqK. j" park last evenLng. ~topped In their run gathering ex· GIBSON Bill SmIth, the rMreatlc)n tcullI's cept In the third frame, their only In ED TRUSTfllES -IIurl~r, uJ'lowed hIli restaUf[Lnt op· !;coreless one ot the soven. Russell OF THE PEO. , ·ponents oue IOlltary single. Even 1I1111cr, dairy pitcher, continued his PLE'S MON~t! MOUNTED e , t f S tf.0 that WIUI a ecratch hit In the Jnfleld. high batting mark by poling out "ChUck" Williamson was not very two home runa. STRANGER --- Iowan - I • liberal wllh his offel'lngs. or tho Beals, one of the two catchers the r three Dee scores one of them came Odd Fellows used, counted two or I This COUP Or; and I - 118 a reeult of LumSden's three baf that team's three marker". I i5e. pre!emecl at the I • ,~, r which went for a homer all the Batteries-Miller aneS Bush; Vaal BOX OFFICE. will ad Till. • relay trom the fielder went wild' In and Beals, Zager. Betty Bronson throw to the plate. I mit one person to Q ·~e Jack Mulhall PUBU~ Batteries- Smith and Calta; WII· Ford Service Wins by Forfeit Do "THE GtltJAT LPV-.,. lIamaon and Nelson. Constadce Cummings ER" TODAY and FRI In tho other club league fray Broken shoulder blades must be 's o FOI'd Service got credit for a win tn DAY. MATINEE PB I QUIDD over Bremer's when that team fall· work when horses of uncertain footing are in steeplechases lIo'el T_ 'Ylns I NIGHT ' I Terrific Pace • , • Front Pan Hote1 jcftN'ao~ 17: 1011'0. City .-d to shOW up with enough players if this graphic spill is OilY indication. Jockey Quattlebaum is the LOVER Regular Prices: Mati· -also S.-d . . . Story L4>nplua Aero"" I Wholl'l'lllle Fruit 2. That \VIlA the who could engAge In the contest ac' luckless gent who just a second before FI/tiled over Sardllncza's nees, 40c; Nights, SOc. COMEBACK I I Heaitlnet that AUeee Yeal •• , PATHE NEWS • ovel'whelmlng Bcore by which the cording to the learus rulea. TtlI, JI }Iead to di88llter at Saratoga, N. Y. It a-lmost looks 8S if the horse I ...Botel boYR regIstered their n... t Ihe 1M!C0nd time Bremer's have had was trying to emulate an QIItrich and bury itl! head, p08llibly tor ______" _ Cftp ....' _ _ Youl and Youl TWO·REEL COMEDY t y!ctory In Idttenball playln, In tbo to torCelt. shame, jn tb~ sroWld. . _ ,_, __ + ..... -...J.. " .....,.IIlt '..... dlil!elJt l j ,:l.------~----.. Io_"!""" ______.. jl______1------.... .,. lUST IS, 198t- l'HURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 19St . 'l'B1!: DAILY IOWAN. in"x ern ---_.. -....1--_._. . . -~ -- ._----,-- . .. "Then ,)Yliat do YOIl illy we throw Root, Junior Tourney day's' 10W8. Steel common sold otc J C J a. bushel on the current market ba- our' tronles aboard a paQucbot and Market Fails It net. J . I. Caso broke moro than om umps sis, and that coal at the Bame DOlnt. Medalist, Eliminated was $8 .50 a Ion. making corn • sail tor one ot the more Becluded 4 and American Can 28· ""'estlnS'- e I, 8~ U D rU~1 $3.97 a Ion cheaper than cOjll. spots. tamed In song and story?" By Young Chicagoan , . to Cope With house, Sears Roebuck, Johns-Man- p, own m The message said gruwers uslog "The Rlvlem's very nice." Her corn 88 ruol would thus IIILve 8hel Sn;:PPING I-IICH CHICAGO, Aug. 12 (APr-Johnny ville, American TelllPltonc, Ceneral eyes wore sUIl lowered. and her tone Electric. hr)'sler, Bethlehem, Mont- Day's Market ling cost, lUI well as hauling or corn .;,. GENBHARKln' Root. Michigan sophomore and Tuesday Rally was unccrtaln. "And thc Orient." gomel-Y 'Vell'd, Internl1t1onal Telc- Lnto town and brlrtglnt; coal ba.Ck~O "Somewhere cast of Sucz, wher~ tournament medalist, teli today as , farms_ • phone and Consolidated Gas lost 1 thel'e are no nosey neighbors and gal! stars from Chicago, St. Louis Closing JodemnlUes: Wlteat-Sep· to 2 net. CllICACO. Aug. 12 (API-Corn He Irlanced carelessly around lhe ap· a man can raise a Ullrst. Or II beard. Refusal of Rolli-bods to tember 491, Hi-I: Dece.mber 53l-1. 8J1111P111s of Precedlng Instalments and Dayton, OhIo. charged Into the Atchison l\lakclI Guln Imitated Samsen today, showIng re- Flo 810ane. formerly of Darrell pIe-green and orchid room_ Then If necessary." He smiled at her lazlly quarter finals of tho western junior Climb Drags Other 55U: May 5aa, 591-60. Corn-Sep U,rough the smoke of his cigaret, In the ralls, Atchison returned a markable s trength, then weakness, ..d Sloane. a dance team that he turned back lo her and his eyetl cbumplonshlps over the Midlothian tember 471. 60H: Decemller a9H. Groups loss of 41, the only active member and lhen a I,.,newa l ot vigor. Tl'adll bad been Ihe hit of Rroadway 10 1' twinkled. "Will you please teU me "There are dozens ot romantic. love Country club course_ 401; May 43i, 45l-t. why on eartb you've refused to let ly places_ What do you say"" or It" group to make an Important • ~a80n. had Just made Iler firAt Root's conqueror was 17 year 0111 reports that, ton for ton. corn was me comf) up before?" She felt strangely calm now_ For NEW YORK, Aug. 12 (AP)-Three advance during lho duy. Union PI\> " appearance at a new night cluh, Dab AIIcher of Chlc~o, who In turn a lmost $4 cheaper as fuel than coal "Well - I thought - " weeks she had been anticipating thIs or four attempts to carryon the cWe was down 3i, South .. rn Pacl(ic Great Britain, U. S. and has been told hy the mana WIIS eliminated In the afternoon. 2 "You'l'e lhe nlost puritanical puri moment, yet now that It haa actual 2t and Pennsylvania and Rock Is had much to do with hoisting thll fer. Gus LeGrand, that s he Is a und 1. by Dab Cochran ot St. Louis. -Tuesday rally taliI'd in today's stock Women Net Stars tan I 'vo ever known!" he said sharp I)' come. she could t el no particulll~ land 1 to 2. corn market. As a rellull ot Increa~ flop_ Upprllpare\1 for this arltl· VIncent Fcllllg, St. Louis, deteated market and prices closed with a ." ly- lhrlll at the prospect ot becoming The trend In the steel Industry Get to Semi Finals ciIIp. and enraged by the attjlmpt \Valter Dixon, Chicago. 6 and 4, a nd cd selUni;' on price npturns, how at love making Ihat followed It, Abrupt ly he took her In his arms. Mrs. Alexander 'Vlnston. heavy tone, cancelling approximately seems to have acquired some degree then crUSh Dk:k :3ard\vell ot Madl· ever. temporary setbacks arrle? she Quarrels' with LeGrand. Ben, The violence of his kiss displeased "It sounds - very nlcc," sbe said, half the tlashy advance ot the pre ot tlrmne s_ E tlmat .. ~ of curront RYE, N. Y., Aug. 12 (API-The ~on, Wls_. 8 and 6_ corn down to frcsll bottom l rvel ~ . i , 117 Darrell, her husband. clashel her. She creed hersel! from his arms In rather a dull volee_ \'Ious sesslon_ oporations differed. but none at the tor the women's singles Bob Servis was Dayton's represen battle tll)o III IUId lambaat8 LeGrand. . and srnoothed her hall'. "Cood!" hc exclalmea, claspIng he( Railroad securities Imposed a drag ~radQ revlcws rePllrted a decline. for the season. but another outburst tative_ The Dayton youngster de In the, castern ture co urt tennis This gives her an opportunIty "Please, Alec-" hand. "I always haa 11I1 Idea that on other jrrouPII. Rail stocks retus "Iron Age" said there had been nO ot buying led to a brIsk nc,," aIL feated Louis Goesel, Chicago, 2 and championships narrowed down to ~a. to e!lClape and keep an engage "What's the matler with you. yOU weren't such a pl'ude as you ed to extend their ,Ise and ",any change In the 30 PCI' cent rate, but vance as the day drew to nn end. J, during his morning match and ment for supper with Alelrallder Flo?" p ctended to be. Row soon can )'oy carrier bond. weakened, a reaction emphasized several Important mar· Con, closed nen ' ou~, t·11 cents pall' of International matches todaY Wlnslon, a Bociely butterfly, "I - 1 !eel rather nervoWl to get yourself ready? There's a boat cll mc back to defeat George Schlapp. thal di sarmed traders who hnd been k t tactors that pointed to Ull early higher than yesterday's Unls~, a8 two players trom the Unltud saillng Tue$day." St. Luuls, 3 and 2. wbose attentions have flattered night." looking for a. turther retreat ot thl) uplurn. wheat 1-1 advanc.. d. oota &-1 uP, States and two trom England ad '-- IIer tremendouRly. Leading up "Sorry." HQ li ghted a clgaret_ "I "Oh, but the divorce! It would take shol'( Interest. Activity was eonsld· Not so encouraging wa~ the de and proviSio ns varying from 33 - vanced to t he eemHlnal round. 10 this situation Is " long series had thought this COZy little supper at least six months to get It In HellO, "\Vhy. certalnly_" Then she smiled. ernbly abOVe the a verllge for the cline In electl'lc power oulput, rep cents dt'cUne to 11 riM ot 2 cent •. - Mrs. Elsie Pittman and Joan Rid of events - Flo's husband had waS to be-" He did not finish the 01' did yoU man," sh asked, "that He was only teaSing. last tOI·tnlght, amounting to 1,258,- resenting a reversal of seA80 nai ten As!!Crttons that corn was down to lleen her dancing partner dur sentence. 1 shOUld get It In ParIs?" "But who Said anything aboul 780 shares, ~ut a good bit below yes dencies, nor the July Jump In copper n fuel basis. and wOI'th lefts thltn coal ley, ranking Brilish stars, are toO Alexander Winston looked at her ocmeni ID« many lean seasons In 8111al1 "Was to be - what, Alec?" that?" ask d -Winston. tcrday's volurpe. stockl\ to n record high, the f ..urth captured the atlentlon ot grain tra~ face Sarah Paltrey, Boston young time vaudeville. When they be· "LoOlt here." he said. "now tl,/lr In amusement. (TO BE ONTINUED.) Elel'enlh Itour Cheer consecutive monthly rise. er6 ~ho rtly aCler the market open ster ot wide court experience, a.JUI fBme 8uccessful, prOSI)()rUy turn your danCing Is fInished - lor tho "1 hadn't thought of It at all. You Until mld-aClernoon the markel ed. Subscquenll)', except during .. Airs. Marlon Zinderstein Jessup. Wil can g t a dlvorco any time." JJARLAN, (AP)-Arrangementa rt. Tribe; ed F10'R heud. hll decldcd that moment, Ilt least - there's nothing was a narrow and generally color Moline lJl)I\ts nubuqlle 6J I bl'let Interval al'oul1d mltldny, thf mington, Del., veteran, respectively. rt&eared Benny hampered her. Then Jill to keep you In New York, Is therc?" "But we can't be marrIed till 11 were completed tor (unernl services less aCfair_ Around the beginning of DURUQUJil. Aug, ',.' (AP)-Mollne corn-coal oomparl"on received morc tomotrow afternoon for the rlght , ~ objected to her flirtation with "Why - 1 dqn 't suppose so," she do get It," },'Io persis ted. (or Mrs, Peter arl lIanscn, 89, a the last hour prices were marked up notice than any olll r market factol-, enter the tlnal round. ., Aug. 12 (AP~ evened tlte serIes her" tonl,;ht by tle an8'yerEld un c~rta lnly, wondering " Married?" Winston's eYRbrOWIIII'<,sleJ ent Of Shelb)' county for neal'lr Wlnslon, 80 sho loft him. Le with some 8UCCC"S, U_ S. St<:el climb r~ '1\lng Dubuqull G 10 'I. DubuQuo and had a slrlldng bullish Intluence Mrs. Pillman eliminated Dorotl1)' Yankeea and the Ilfted. 60 years. I~ Grand, who bad been hoping for wbat he would say nexL Ing to 901, b ut lhls advance. like outhlt the Plowboys but ran wild on all cereals, North central Iowa. lWel scl at Sacramento. Cal .. 6-2 ••-6. were In rrollceom. Just that development, offered 'Y Its predeces~ors of tile earlier deal on baSC8. Pallst, a new Ilurler for pOints reported that tho value ot 6-4. Miss RIdley downed Josephine split a \)url~.e bel' an engagement at his newest , Y an 11:8 tak tns .Ule Ings, ran Into troublll and !lnal the Tigers, strucll out 14 batsmen. new corn, delivered nt I'urnl eleva- Cruickshank ot Santa Ana, CaL, 4-6. club and urged her to be~il) dl DIXIE OUGAN- By J. P. McEvoy and J. H. StriebeJ 18-1 behind Lerty prlecs proved to be virtually the 01'~gory struck out 10. tors after being shelled, was 17 cents 6·4. 6·2. Yorce proceedings, saying t11at It lndlarus refAltatln. his lawyers would al tend to e"61')' I the second garn e. thlug. he did not gue8S that UNCi.E PHINEAS IP If wASNT HM - 'SHES A RIGHr 'Ilters cart'~ ort Benny had been rClluested to fur \'lAS LOCKEO HIMSELF FOR. YOUR SMARr LITTLE. CI-lICK- fH3IDOY honors with 2' 1)1t. , Plio~~~! nish "the c,·lde uce," and that 111 - HES DECIQING $:J.J 000, 000 t4E~ rune by Il&It he had conllC"ted, even thollll'h It - MIGHTt-4T BE A sAO Sewell whlh\. the meant besmlrchlu!: his UlUlle. ABOUT GIVING HIS WIFE: FOR THE. YOUiG 290 It e only able lo"col. This plall, however, had been up C()NSENr 10 OUR SC AMP AT • ding :£atl Aver ill', TH~T set by Rita Eliot, who had collle RIAc.E ...... the year, to know Flo and lJenny ",h.-n Indians helQle .. In -"1 Flo was stl'lving for Noc/al recog tbo Ruth 4/!'d eom nition, aud so the div.. rc ~ action g three , Clo~elahd tarne to nothing. The failure ite, but the 1!rlhe of I he IIChem e Imd enraged Le· Classified Advertising Rates son, Ed W~ Us , U\d Grand. at the sanie 111~- ,,,.C... ,, CI ...... a-A ...... '-, for .... d gam e, . cHrnailnt Twent.y-Fifth Instalment WIll lie 81101''''0' an OJ ..... ttec ...... rtllllq ~ 11&1. wI~" II• ...,. fro_ ",Ir~ .... ., tile ... in eight ' rub -?J.IY One-thll-ty. Flo was looking out of a window In her luxudous suite No , ., I I One Da7 I Two Dan , 'l'ltfte DahI '--y- J'ourDan ,.. "'" Dart ',IIii15Ui" Wol'48 1Lht .., Char~ Cub ICbarweI Cub fOII&r1r. I Cub IChal"lfC1 aMh 1Char~1 c,eb 1Cbar!e! CUi! s: R.o"l E, Ilt the Versailles, looldng down up· 1111 to 1t I I _21 I .II ...ft I .• I .II I .48 I .5' I .It I .M I .. ; 073 0.00-18 It 1 on the lights that glistened In Cen PIANO TUNING, tral Parle Thcro wero not very I~ I" 1& I I ,II I - . JIll." I _M I .'IW I .• , I JII I ,tt I .. I 100 000- L 't a .n, Phone H7~. 1 ! z and ' Dltlt.~; many lights at this hour. J' In It • •.. 1.. .'1'1' I .,., .It I .lit I us I M i t.t1 it... I 1.10 I f.ii 'kl, Lawspi, and·L. She glanced n.t her wrIst-watch. II 10 til • ,'t M ... I.ii" I 1.14..1.1:.114 I t .•• · 1.11' 1.11 1. IN)R SAUl 181i VIOLIN. WIt-I • ", ~ -' Alec should be along o.t any minute . "10 It 'I ,11 .III Ut-r 1", 1. .. 11.,., I U, l'74 Ull 1.I1~ • U at hall price. Call at low" • • Be had said he wOllld join her here office atterr:oolll_ " as soon as he conld get away fl'o n1 '1 to til T' .ft .tIII U.' 1.8.'".11 I 1.111 I,et Uf UI t ," .. S: ll;' ".t E, his party_ A laden supper table and U In In I I ",11 , I.tIt 1.11 I ." . ... •• Wanled-Laundr:r 83 I 000 003+- '1 . t\ 4 .....- .) I , 1.111 1.111 l 212 8O*-h .\J 0 a bottle of champagne In a sliver 1.11. , ' .1lI t . ~.' i ,!iiI STUDElNTS--<';ALL THE STU- HEH - H~H • - 1'0.. UI Ut 90n, Well_,!, . \fea bucket at ice werc In readiness. HEU() ! - GIVE. I I , ._R" i,iiI dent IJome Laundl')', pilone 191 • Pcrklns; 8r/l~n. Her heart was stili fluttering ME LAWVER GIVE MY CONSENT I 1.1, , I.M , ' .411 , 1 . 1~ It·s dl(Ferent. .1 painfully from the unpleaSant scone ltt, L. SClfPIl.! · '3KEEMWELL aur ItL MAKE 'EM II til" .... , '.14 i U. , t .• , she had just gone through III hel' Heating-Plumbing·RoOfing ~l ~in at Ch\()~ ' , dressing room at LeGmnu's nIght HE\J.O fHA, YOU WAIT A MONTH - AriD club. It a)1 seemNI so unreal, v n r"""1t> 'WI ...... ltIIA(Of"''''''1I t..-wI fl'lle f'tIr. WAN'rED- PLUMBING AN)) . 12 (AP~~altlor IN A MONTH LOTS OF ,11'11041 eII!'MII" ~ ~ III t1t. ."... ..tf'"""""t now that LeGrand should have be SNITCH/I ? ileatlnS'. Larew Co_ 110 S. Gilbert. the • ",,,O!t ". "_Ie." .,."" ft@lll- C hIC~~(ff ~ty baved lIlm Buch a. swine. Could It l)\\f'(G-S CAr( HAPPEJ'( ",,,,"to4l ...... PIY""-• .....,.. i'llone 280. " [run plonah l~ .) tlj~t LISTEN -- "'....-•• l1li8 ~ ... It t1le ,,",,""1II1f IIf alii ~te be true, she aH I(ed hcrHclf. lhat Le 10 HIS ... ~ III t1le tefa\ I ..M • ., werle .. tlll... 'l'IIe today thll-t #.:1,000,000 - fivd~ of Grand had meant his threat? And ntatlves $lJhJj.ied HE'H /' " then Benny - what had happenetl H~! NEH! h play WAN TED - TYPmG, 'rHESES. 8klrn\I~~e. to Benny aCtol' she left? and etc. Phone 148B-W_ Surely this was Indeed an unfol·tu ApartmenUl &nit Flats 671 __S_o_J18_es_f_o_r_R_e_n_t __7_1 !.::::t Found 7 nale moment for this romantic sup· FOR RENT-APARTMENT, FUR ------~----~ WANTED-TYl!lNO. PHONE H33 per a deux_ And Alexander Wins. I1lshed 0[' unCurnlshed. close In, lon's first visit to hel' rool'l1S, sleeping porch optional. 314 S. Clin 'l'YPING- PAPERS AND THESF.,B. ~ ~' Perhaps, though, everything would ton St. PhDne 1520-W. 612 E, Blooming· turn out for the best. If LeGrand 'on St. 'j was through w1th hel-, perhaps mar FOR RENT-TWO ROOllJ APART WAN'rED--'1'YPfNO. pnONE 24 rying Alexander 'Vlllaton would be ment, pvel'ythlng fU"nlshed, 335 S' I ~ or 2194_ 'f the 81lfest solution of all her many DubuQue_ I problems. She knew that he wanted to mal' FOR J;tENT-APARrMEN'l'. CALL Professio~ Serv'ees ~7 3757. ry her. lIer own sentimcnts loward ... JT DON'T HAVEl TO BE A BIG AD· pvnu(' ~TENOOnt\PHER I -l"I, I h1m we"e somewhat confused. Per ...... , It FOR RENT- TO RESPONSU3LE vertisement to be seQn, You 'law J1'OUNP- SILVER AND HLA 'K )1f1TEA AND THESES TVPl'lll What Might, haps she was not rea lly In love with ""mlratel!' a.nd r ...."Mbly , Mtrn~ ' pa.-lIes two 4 room apartments. this qne. dIdn't you? cloth puree. Call at Dnlly Iowa n. him , . . And yet Rhe was sure that ~raphlng. Notary Publlo. Mary V, ~ ned 'During unusually pleasant. Attractively fur· he was by all odds the moat eJJglble ~urn8 No. ~ Paul Helen Bld,g. • ,rid Wad! ~ nlshed_ Near main campus. P\lone FOR RENT- SIX ROOM MODERN roUNJ) _ A JI 0 S PIT A L FOR husband anyone could have. AmbI houso slecplng POl'CIt and dou- boots a nd I! lto ~8, (Male and teo An'ger• . 2056. TI!lACHEk~ FOR lUI-h. tion whispered many thlllgS In her ble garage, six blocks from high ",ale). All patients (shoes) returned -cEN. tral 'l:ea.chera Agency--C~cl t r ear. .. school. Call 1220-J. In excellent health (those dyed in FOR RENT- MODERN, NICELY Rapids. En 1'0 11 tree. ' 'y" - ' There was a gentlo knock upon cluded). Phone 17 Pr 692 lor ambu· dS Directory of Nationally Known Produds and Services furniShed apartments with priv p , . her doo.. Sho walked slowly acro!l.8 FOR RENT-DESIRABLE UOMES·llonee. '1', Dell Ken,. Co. L. T. Rn- Malad and Ollnetlur 40 ate baths. Iowa lrurnlture, Co., 226- and opened It. Alcxandor Winston Phone 4383. ~ora, chief lura:con. 228 S_ Dubuque. DANCING SCHOOL - BALLROOM, came 1n and, aftel' closing the dool', and Where to Purchase 1 hem in Iowa City FOR RElNT-8 ROOM MODERN LOST- SMALL BROWN LEAT1-[- tap and step dancing. Phone 114. drew her to hIm ImpetuouslY . Burkley Hotel. Prot. Houghton_ "It Isn't very nIce," she pouted. FOR RENT-FURNISIiED APAR1'- [ house, furnished or unfurnished. or coin purse containing blll8 and ment tor two or three pel'l;ons, two Phone 3693_ sl)1all cbange. P hone 2031-J. Re.ward, as she drew back, " to kise a lady 8elqw you wiD find Usted Amerlea's moet famous brands of mereh&.ndlse and Male Help Wanted 31 whIle you've got your hat on!" rooms a nd kltch~J1. private entrance. ------well known services and the names of the Iowa City me-reJJants that are Call 536 or evenings 1227. FOR RENT- SIX Roor.l MODERN --- "'- Winston flung his tOJ) hat and over house on Rundel), sll< room l.. 0 S T - 0 R E E N EVERSEjAl}P f coat on lhe divan. "I couldn't walt able and wDll,.tg to serve ,ou. Read the list. Read it often. You will b~ Shaeffer pcncil on campus. Finder WANTED 1 FOR RENT-APPROVED DOUBL~ to take It ott," he laugbed. And h e happily surprised to learn that many articles you ~~ not know were BOld in modern house In CorlllyHle. MoWl1 C\lr- room, ,12 each girl. I,'urnlshOO return to Frances Henderson, kll8ed her again. Jowa City can be obtained without difficulty and wnpout delay. and Blakesly. Phone 348, I IeI' hall, 3825-J. Reward. Men, exper/eneed io llell natlonaO, kitchenette with gas Included. Phone pro(lullt through local R"lher breathlessly F lo dIsengaged • FOR RENT- ALL MODERN 8 1~,v~rtllMld herl;elf from his arms. "Sypper Is Oil 321-W. - room houso with garage. clo~e In. LOST - LEATHER FOLDER OF co",pln,Y. \Vrite Box No, 4, GrlnlMlil, the table," she said, "J o"del'ed every AUTOMOBILES-SERVICES RADIO SALES & SERVICES FOR RENT - THREE SMA L J. Phone 2952. k eys. R eward. Return to Iowan. Iowa. thing that I know you like." "I dldn·t eat any of thllt atrocIous a pal't\nents, newly decorated, nlco- FOR RENT-I"IVE ROOM ALL For Sate or Rent 80 .(OO!'I they serve at your club," he CROSLEY r,dios Iy furnished. Quiet, convenient an,d Wanted-to Rent AutomobUea modern house, closo to campus. FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM MOD· toid her, as _h e seated he,- at the MoNamara FurnIture Co .• 219 1lI. Wub.. Pho... 101 reasonable. (;12 N. Gilbert St. Phone 2952 , WANTED TO RENT-l('IVE OR ern houee close In. Screened ,tn table. "We had OUI' own liquor. for I tunately. How I loathe nig ht clubs," MAJESTIC-qE-Victor & Philco radios FOR REN'f-PESIRABLE APART- FOR RENT-FURNISHED BUN· s ix room modcrn house In ~ng- front porch. 433 8 . Van Buren_ CHEVROLII."r sales & service fellow schOol dlstrl; t. Phone 2888. Phone 2064. "i bope the ehampagne's cold Spencer'. Harm?Dy Hall. 15 S. Dubuque. Phone ." ment furnished 01' unfurnished. galow. Call 43'33. eno\lgh," Flo saill. Nall Chevrolet Co• • no II. BurUqtGn. Phone .., Private bath. garage. Phone 72_ ~--=-."..-.,.. ------"J;{aveu't you any Scolch?" WANTED TO RENT- 3 OR 4 , room Apt" unfurnis hed. Clolle In. "No," She was disappoin ted, "This FOR RENT-STRICTLY MODER~ FRIGIDAiRE Is very good ehampagne_" HOME FURNISHINGS -or apartments furnished or unfur Wrllo X Dully Iowa n. , "I never drInk It aftel' midnight," HOME APPLIANCES nished. Phone 4343-W_ 1I1'm 89rry," s he said. uDo you I ,"'_ ... -, WANTED-ROOM. CLOSE IN BY Nearly new FrigidaIre, medlam lbe. graduate studont_ Write A.B.C. . i mind giving me a glass?" Sometimes, "t " WHl'M'ALL :RUGS FOR RENT- TWO ROOM rUR Dally Iowan. '.I'enn •• Phone Mrs. Vem Nail - 110. ','e thought, he could lle annoyingly ,-. nIshed apartment, 328 Browll. eeJti8b_ str);ba. Soutb Clinton st. Phone n All t.hey ate s upper she told him RefrigeratOr! roRRENr-WooDLA.WN AFAllT. ilIout the unpleasant Inoldent that ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM! 11\0ntll. Phone 67. had taken place In her drcsslng room. Strube, South Clinton Bt. Phone II Busines.s Directory He seemed lncrcdulou6. GENIRAL ELECTRIC refrigerator ron R}!::cT-CHOJ(:JD Al'UT ment. tumllIbed or upfumllhd "You mean to tell Il'e that t hat " r L c. LI,lit·. Power Co_, 211 JlI. Wuh" Phcoe III Phone 561 or call at Iowa Drill . .. swine LeGrand actually told yoU you COOLMOR AWNING and porch shades Dr. R . L. Urilan • Dr. GI'aCle SIrubs-eecond "Ioor. Pho.. e 88 state, corner Washington and Llml urtiI. were fl red 1" NORGE ELECTRIC refrigerators s treet. "Of cou rse, the whole thing Is ri 8trub..-.ec;ood Door. Phone 88 OSTEOPATHIC " diculous," she said. tl'ylng to apeak "'OR REN'! J.OAN' Pbpleiane "ShUy. "Anyo ne of a dozen nIght MARSHALL FIELD a SCHUMACHER "PIUllI!l TO FIVE ItOOJl .aPART ,60 .. 1300 o..·apery rabrlea. Strube (86Gond tlotIr) Ofn~ f'eOm 8 ,,~.ul'Relea •• ~~ clubs would gladly feature me. If "P.. t.. OWe. Iooatlon. Ww • FOR SALE TT'" TUXEDO - CREA»_ J'unW., llvlll6ln I~ C1t7 r.Dj! Phone 47. or US lor AppolDtiDeDt 1 gave them the chance. I'm s ure Wublr' ~0fJc! water. PhoPe 580.1. ,ell-II 3001. immediate vlcfnlty caD .ec~ fl' 9f that." KIRSCH Drapery Hardware nanc~ UI\JIt&nce OD ,hort nqt.lce. 40 1m We ID&~ 1~!1e ot to 011 rl CA." "M/h," Alexand er Winston doubt Strube (Iccond floor) S. Cllntoo etreet. Pb.,.. II. Roo ... Without Board FO~ MLE-LAI\GE KELy.IN~T- '50 ,.00 VOSS WASHERS or electrlc refrigerator, practlcall very reuonable terme. llellY ,pI ed this, though he did not say ao_ with one .mall. Ul1.ltonn~pt '/Well, anyWay. my deal', LeOrand's new. Sultabl~ tor U8e In grocery, I.C. L1&'ht 1.1111 Power Co" I" B. Wuh.. PboDe 111 DU PtJNT Tontine window ahad.. e~ ~OJ\th;1f 4e"reel you ~n m ~at mark('t or l'eRtaurl\nt. Here Is I~ II my gain." 'trube (.ecoDd floor) S. (illlnton etreet. PhOlle n 20 montha to paT. a real huy. XYZ, Dally IowjUl. Fre WIUI going to ask her to be his MAYTAG WASHERS We accePt, fUrniture, aatoe,ru... wire! She lowered her eyeS dom u ro Strube. Bout" C1lntoo St. Pbou .lock. dlullon4a, eto., .. MC~\T ' ly, and ono polls hod finger nail play It ---' ------..... ~ Paiatibt:::pa~HaI ,6 .I'ARIlIIR8-InQllh.. ~ut opr ed OYer the jewols in the bracelet MEN'S WEAR. R. )d. xfex-P,rlN1;ER AND ri..· ep~clal ..arm ~ PI-. be ha(l given her. per hilUger. Eatlmatea cheerfuU, It you wlab a 1000, _ oar ~ WI\1ston r080 and saunterQdiaoros8 !,iven. 645 1[1. L\leae...... ntatlte-=. ' the roorn to the divan and t lung hlm VacuulIl CJeanen BARRY 'l'RANSFD _I(down. "Come ovor here by me," BART SCHAFFNER I: MARX cloth. I. It. 8dehnlileJ • Baa I ...... - BanaeI he t!ald. Ccute': 10 I!I, CHnton. Phone •• In J. c. Dink BIIS". Pbo... ~. Storace FOR RENT - ROOMs. PHONE T...ONO lJlSTANCE GE~At With a proper s how at reluctance, liND Rellrellel1t111. - I'nlallt ..0- ~EKA VACUUM clel'Derl NO BETl'ER \elotbea than a~ ~014 - W. Furnltu.e IIIO)'ed. 'Clraw, .u.1BJIl~. OOKP.ANT I!I'qu",. • .. " Ibe went over anll l!eated heraelr be Strube. Bouth OllntoD St. Phoae n Bremer'_lowa City', I'tn_ 8tore tor »-. ~ .Ab1ppj4: 1'001'" ~tor :daai IIQQJiab1e ma.. . -»tIll'" a..~Ba NEWS " aIcIe him. "Fan RI!lN1'-~LEt:PING ~OO'M. cornia ant S-UU.. ThomJllOJI/ Pboae 111 COMEDY, "~l£t !luartllf! 1.0}l J!¥.vg JJ![!s" J':;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;',;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ No other roomer~, fh onll 1208·J. 'l'l'anlf,r 00,. THtmSDAY, AUGUST l!, IM1 PAGEBIX ~ '!'HE DAILY IOWAN. IOWA CTTV ::::z::s Hampshire litter, fed by Ro\!1 10. VJctor Mueller, U. 8. Lucile Irvin, U. 4. Marun Warren, $4. buch; 2, Leo Miltner; and 3, Dalo Griffith, Iowa. City, reserve c~ Contractors Begin 11. Evclyn Raim, $2. 9. Paul Rohrot, $2. G. l'loward Fountain, J3, WIlUam~, pion. I , School Board Donald Crow ," . Steel Construction 12. Martin Warren, $2. JlltUJlloolale and .lulllor Shorthorn G. Eldon Stutsman, $2. Litter club: 1, Linus Orlffln; 2, in New Laboratory 13. Frank Hulshlzer, U. 1. Clair Halter, $10. 7. Dorothy Reevo, $2 • Alan Wltllams; 3, Donald Campbell. Unemployment Sees Lets Contract Wins Highest !Wcond "ear G uemlleY Intermf.dlate Hfreror" 2. Clair Halter, $7. Dairy calt: I, HoWard Homllton; 1. Leland Dutl~rbo.'lugh, lB. Relief in Community Construction of the lIew mechanl· 1. Donald Crow, $10. 3. Kenneth Slemmona, $6. 2, Alice Wiese; and S, Dorolhy Reeve. • • 2. l..oreonce FuhrmE'lster, $6. ;" for Supplies Show Honors 2. Leslie Crow, $9. Grand champion and reser ... e cham. Chest OrganizatiolllJ cal englneerln,; laborllto"lea at the •. Wayne Roberts, $S. 3. Donald SnIder, $5. 3. Leonard Shebelkn, $8. corner of \\'ashlngton anti Matlhon 6. Wayne Burr, $2. 4( Walter Winbom, ... plan barrow hogs - ted by Howartl •. Martin 'Warren, $0. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 (AP)_ 6. Kenneth Slemmons, U. 6. RIchard Black, $3. Yoder, Wa.hlngton townshl". Committee Manual titreet. atlvancccl Ilnother step t o 6. Everette Waters, $4. Geb Second Award Goes 7. Ethel May Irvin, $2. 6. Richard Black, $2. Market Ia.mbs _ tlrst and second Community chest organizations In ward COlllpletion yestenlay, when 6. Everette Waters, U. Training Equipment 8. Paul Rohret, $2. 7. Rose Mary Fuhrmelster, $2 . prizes ted by Marjorie Schwlnley, 227 cities have expressed Ihelr COllI, steel work was ~tarted. to Linus Griffin in 7. Loren Burr, S2. 9. KeIth Keeler, $2. 8. Donald Snider, $2. plete confidence that they, In COop. APproxlmlltely 300 tona Of steel 8. Everette WaterM. U. Kalona. at Meeting Beef Contest ham plan Shorthorn- Clair Hal· Second Year Jersey will be used In making the frame 9. Evelyn Rahn, $2. Fal barrow hog _ Cleo Yoder, eration with municIpalities, will lit ter, ribbon. 1. Alice Wiese. $G. Purehalle of modern manual train· work ot the building. &aId George L. 10. Victor lIess, $2. able to undertake the t(l8K of unelll, Crand champion over all baby beef R serve champIon - Clalr Haller. 2. Kennelh Gray. $4. W.o.slUngton ltoWnfthlp, i ll'at place: Horner, unIversity arclJltcct, yester· It. Victor Hess. $2. Inll equIpment valued at '1,451.60 for award was won by Iln Intermediate rIbbon. 3. Harold Cray, $2. Linus Griffin, East LUCIUI, second ployment reJl eC (Juring the COOlIn, day. Junior lIererordJl Iowa CIty hIgh school W88 authorlz· P REDRED BEEF HElFER 'I.'hlrd Year Dairy }lei fer place. winter. l'd by Iowa City school board at thl' Mr. Horner pretllcted that the us· HeretOI'd baby beef belonging to Don· 1. Victor Mueller, StO. Grand champion over all - Linus 1. Richard Blacl<. Guernsey, ,4. Poland Cblna hog - Chester Preeldent Hoover was 80 Intol'ln, regular monthly meetIng last night. sembling and bolting together or ald Crow, 18. of Oxford, at the thIrd 2. Leland Stock, $9. O.-Jrtln, trIp to short course. Ihe 8teel members would be finished S. Alvin Meyer, $8. 1. Martin Warrell, Holstein, $5. Reeve. Tiffin, flret and second plac· ed todaY by Allen T. Burns, eucu. The equIpment, whleh Ie to taKe annual Johnson county 4·11 club Reserve champIon - Alvin Meyer, 2. Marlin Warrell, Holstein, $S. es. by the end or next week, and thlAt 4. Loren Burr, $8. the place of the old machinery, will ahow whlcb ended yeltterday arter· ribbon. Pror. C. W. McDonald ot Iowa Spotted China hogs _ Leo Milt. live director of the Association 0( lhe riveting would be completed the 6. Alvin Meyer. $4. can slat of: six wood lathea, one IIW noon at the sales pavilion. S~nd Year Herefords State college at Ames judgetl the boy ner, Iowa City, tlt'8t anti second Community Chests and CouncU •. \Yeek Colla wing, •. Evelyn Ralm, I? ~ and 88W table. one bench jointer, 1. AlvIn Meyer, $6. and gIrl club members' record book. places. Otber cities, Burna told the prU!. Alice Wleae Win. 7. Robert Fisher, 12. one band eaw, one spIndle shaper, 2. Evelyn Ralm, $ • • and reports, anti made the following Hampshire fat barrow - earl dent, are bclng heard from daJll, 8. Raymond Hulshlzer, $2. one grInder and floor table, one Linus Grlmn won tbe award of 3. Georg Blrrer, $2. awards on the books: PryblI, Iowa City, first place; WII· portable belt ..nder, and a "Hold champion over all the pun'bred helf· 9. Robert FI8her, U. It-Int Year Aneue Bo.by beer recor(ls: I, r,(nus Grit. lIam Prybll. Iowa City, second placo. o.nd plans Ilre going (onvard a.ctlvel,. Scout Council 10. Cleo BUrr, $2. " Hent" glUe pot. ers with a fIrst year Hereford and 1. Cleo Yodel', $8. fin ; 2, Kenneth Slemmon.; 3, ClaIr Tamworth fat barrow - HOIVard The president t o(lay conferred .t 11 . Kelt h Keeler, $2. New St-hool Eqllipment Allee Wiese, 17, Lincoln townShIp, 2. Donald row, $G. Halter; and 4, Leonard Shebetka. Yodel', Wa8hlngton township, fh'st length wllh Walter S. Olttord, pre ... Superintendent of building and ChampIon Heo'etord Donalo1 3. Joscph Miltner. $5. 1\1arllet lambs: 1, Marjol'y Schwhn· and second places. dent or lhe Am el'lcan 'j'elephone an4 Plans Routine won the champIon over all award for grounds was authollzed by the board Cmw, l'lbbon. 4. J oseph Miltner, $4. ley; 2. Leroy Bothell; and a, Billy Chester White hogs - Dale ·WII· Telegraph CompanY, on the SUbject to ellter Into contract (or the pUO' dairy helters wJth a two year old Reseo've cha.mplon- Vic lor Muel· First Year H erefordl Da.vls. lIallls, Iowa City, fIrst place; Robert of business conditions anti unemploy, ohalle or 40 deska, four tellcher, For City Girls Jersey. IeI', ribbon. 1. Linus Griffin, $8. Purebred beet helCors: I. I{enneth Stahle, MorrlB, second place. ment. deBkl and chair. The new equip· Winner of the grand champion Senior AngUlI 2. Alvin Meyer, $6. Slemmonll; 8, Leland Stock; and 3, Purebred Llltel'll Till!! discussion took place at the ment Is to be used In the }lenry baby beef award recelvea a trh) to I . Juslln Burns, $10. 3. Alvin Meyer. $5. Joseph Miltner. Duroc Jersey - red by Ceorge breakfast lable anll \V1l9 lhe secon4 Lathrop school. Complete library Program Will Include the junior Bhort course at Ames and 2. Cenevleve Leeney, $9. 4. Donald Crow, $4. 1I1 arket pIg club: 1, Earl Halren.· Miller, Iowa City, grand champloll. such confco'ence within a week. 5. Leland tock, $3. equlpmellt will al80 be purehased by Field Day, Awards, the Chicago J~lve~tock Producer's 3. Edith Cha.dlma, $8. the board for the new 8chool. trophy. 4. Edith Chadlmu, $G. O. Ceorge Bh·l·er. $2. 1'he building and grounds com· Training Cour8e Cleo Yoder Oet. Honor 6. Anna Kathryn Rool'lls, $4. 7. Leslie Crow, $2. First l'ear Shorthorn mlttee 11'118 turther author lied to Reserve champion baby beet award 6. Joseph Miltner. $2. The Fur 1. Kenneth Slemlllons, $6. Second Floor hke a janitor for Henry Lothrop Execu It vea of the local 0 I1'1 Bcout was won by an Intermediate Angu~ or. Loren Burr, U. 2. ShJo'ley Burr, $4 . lIo hool \lefore next month', meeting. organl:tJlllon completed next yeao"a ba.by beet fed by Cleo Yoder. Crow's 8. Olen Yoder, $2. !lAIR}' HEIFER Hire Teachers schedule ot activities lit a council Tntermedlale HeretOI'd baby beet won 9. Vincent Echrlch. $2. Cen.ter of Orand champIon over all- Alice Take the Three new teachers were elected meeting yesterday. the champion HeretOI'd award and 10. Vincent Echrlch. $2. Intermediate Angus IVl elle. tWO yeao' ola Jersey, trIp to by the board and a fourth dtacu!llletl. Regular co unCil meetings will be ttrst In Ita clnsl. His senior Here· 1. Cleo Yoder, $10. shoo·t course and Sidwell Dalo'y Teachers whOSe applications proved held at Olt'l Scout helldquarter. In ford also won first In tta cla8s. Elevator Iowa City 2. Genevieve Leelley, $9. \t·ophy. II&th.factory to the board are: Cath. the Legion building the tlrst Mon· Alice Wiese, who alao won the Sid· well Dairy company's trophy, and S. Thomas Burns, $8. Re$erve champion over all - Vic· rean 1'homaa. Simpson Krlldullte, tlay of every monUo, and ~. 1 the I.lnus Orlffln will make the trIp tn 4. Anna. Kathryn Burns, $8 . too' Muellel', two year Old Holst61n, Jlart Ume music Instruction. annuill council meeting wIll be held the junior ahort course lit Ames as ofi. Leo O'Neil. $4. ribbon. Phyllis Lehmar, Orlnnell llradu. In the same building. addlLional award tor theJr champions. 8. Joseph Donohoe, $2. ShowmanShIp ate. supervision of 1111 II'rade school LNdera' Meetlncl Are Known for Their Fine Quality Complete list of aWlirds for baby 7. Cleo Burr, $2. 1. Vic lor Mueller. music. 1\(lss Lehmar has been teach· Olrl Scout leadera' meetIngs will beeves, purebred beet helters. In. 8. Francis Eckrich. $2. 2. Howard Fountain. he held tha thh'd 'l'hul'Belay a! each Ing for the last two yeao·. In Rock cludlng various classes. and the 9. Joseph O'Nelll, $2. 8. L eland Butterbaugb ! Valley. month at the headquurteo's, and premiums won, Is as tollows: 10. FO'ancls Eckl'lch, $2. First Year HolBt_ Lillie E. Ha.tchett, Arkallalla Jan. 9 II council tea will ue given the Ol'and champIon over all - Don· 11 . Francl. Eckrich, $2. 1. Chester Reeve, Uo. Teacher'8 college graduate. waa elect· leaders. aid Ct'OW, Intermediate l1eo·eford. .lunlur Angus 2. HOlVal'd Fountain. $9 . ed to aerve 08 primary Instructor Leaders' training COUI'Bes will be Heserve champion over all - Cleo 1. Linus Orlftln. $10. S. VIctor Mueller, $8. .ubject to further references. Miss given Aug. 24, 26 and 28 at Scout Yoder, Intermediate AngU8. ... Howard Yoder ,U. 4. Martin Warren. $1. Hatchett'8 application contlltned headquarters from 2·. p.ln. Bnd Feb. 8I!nlor lIerefords B. DOllald Crow, $R. 5. Victor Mueller, $6. Fur Coats high rl'commeodatlon. fl'oQI formel' 1 to J4 In the women's gymnasium. 1. Donald Crow, $10. 4, Linus GriffIn, $6. 6. Marlin \\'arren. $6. Instructora and partnerll In college. Court awards wJII be given the 2. Leo Miltner, $9. 6. Genevieve J..eeney. $4. 7. Victor Mueller. $4. Man8ford Versteeg, Central col· glrlB In December when movies will •. Lealie Crow, $8. O. Thomas Burns, $2. 8. Edward arson, $2. lege g"aduate, high $Chool manual also be shown at camp acllvillea, In 4. Leland Stock, U. GRANI) CHAMPIONS 9. Robert Carson, $2. • •••• At Lowest Prices! training Instructor. B rOr8 baing st. Patrlck's audltol'lum. Award. will 6. Leo Miltner, $4. Donald Crow - Interllledlate 10. Elnler Calloway, $2. elected to Iowa City schools. Veri' also be given April 24. 6. Adrian Blrrer. $%. Hereford. 11. F.lmer Galloway. $2, tel'g taught manual tralntng. phy· Camper'. Surprllle 7. Wilbur Hughes, $2. Reserve champloll - Cleo 12. Helen Muellel', $2. sic!, history and coached toot bll,l I In the auxiliary rooms of the t.o. 8. Wilbur Aughes, U. Yoder - Tnlermedillte Angus. 13. Dorothy Reeve, $2. three years at RadellCf. glon buildIng, Sept. 11, the 1931 8. Alvin Meyers, $2. Purebred Beet Jlelter 14. Louise Warren, $2. Budcet AooeplecJ campel"s surprise wlll be presented = Unu8 Griffin-FIrst year lIere· FlrHt Year Guernsey Puhllc hearIng fOI' accepto.nco ot to the 011'1 ScolitS. American Legion building. An "Old ford. 1. Howard Ha\1'l 11 ton. $10. 2. Lldll b'uhrmelster, $9. the 1931 budget was hl1lel ut tlo.· Play clay of Seouts tails on Oct. 10 camper's reunion" will be hllid at the ReRerve champion - Alvin August Fur Coat Sale l\leyer, second year Hel·etord. 3. Wayne Shafter, $8. ItChool board meeting. Ae 110 tax an(J will ·be staged at the clly purk MeU\odlkt chUI'ch Mo.rclo 12, at 6 p.m. 1)airy IIflrer •. Dorothy Miller. $6. payers appeared tor or agaillst the from B to 6 p.m. The national Scout The rlrAt or MIlY a Muy day I.ro· Eve"ette Phend. $4. budget It was accepted by tb. board. convention will be helel at ButfBlo, gram will be presentpd by Ihe memo AlIl'e 'Vlese - Two year old u. JeI'll8Y. O. RIchard Black, $2. 'l'he budget, which totaled $22B,763.68 N. Y., Oct. 14 to 17. bera of the local GIrl Scout units. Reserve champion - Victor 7. Donald Snider, U. general tunel and '73,'''.16 Bchool Girl Scout week haa been set tor Ma y 23. council reglstl'utlon will take 1I1ueJler - 'I.'wo ,'ear old Rolsteln. 8. Clark Meer. $2. house fund, hilS a tu ullklng of Oct. 26 to Nov. 1. During the week. place and In April or MOlY tlof) re· A fur coat should he pur· 1. Joseph Miltner, $2. 9. Milton Winborn. $2. $%41 .000. lchool assembly progo'ams will be glona\ conference convenes at Des 8. Wayne Burr, $2. 10. lJaroltl Weeber, $2. chased a8 one purchases a Secretary ot tha board wn.s auth· given, a window exhibit will be dl~· MoInes. 9. Joseph Miltner, $2. 11. Woodrow Weeber. U. ol'lzed to pay the De~k Renovating played, and the gh'18 wilt allenel their BlrUulllY I'orllcH Champion AnguM -Cleo Yoder, 12. RO MIl Mary Fulll'meister, U. rare jewel from a reliable company at Knoxville 11 ,260 for the own churches. Blrthdo y parties will be heltl IlY First ,Jerll8y ribbon. Year fjrm-Not in a 'hit and miss', Nmll·J. rellovatlon of 1,000 WOI'" out desks. Field 1)ay the Girl Scout groups dudng the an· J. Lou Ise War(en. $6. Reserve cbamplon - JU HUn Burns, ,'10,,1 ult! h Nov. 7 Is field day for tho 011'1 nlversary mOllth of lhall' founding. 2. Harold Gray, $3. fashion. It should be a real I·Jbbon. I,yer Burning Old Papers Scouts Bnd they will haveo Ihe liMe Troop 11 will have a. birthday pao'iy Sen luI' ShorUoorn 3. l{cnneth Gray, $2. investment, with quality and of llle university worn n's field for In October: tmop 7, In NovemLJer. 1. ClaJr ITalter. $10. Firs! Year Brown Swiss Causes Roof Fire their activities. Jan. 11 elltl 12. at ant! troop 2 III J)e.~pmb e l'; t roopA 4 2. Donald Roberts, $7. J. Carl Lehman, $5. style points to see it through Scout headqulIl'ters, a Brownie trllln· snd 9 will have lh~lr blo'lhday PilI" 3. Donald ""'bertl!, $6. 2. Carl Lehman, $3. several seasollil. Burning old papers In a furnace Ing course by a lIalloll81 " 'lIlner will tie. In MOl'<'h. 4. Emil Lamparek. $3. Secolld Year Holstei n yesterday morning r eQ ultet! In [~ roof be giVen. Pack 5 will have a birthday party G. Alan Williams, $2. I. Vlclol' ~1 uellel·. $8. STRUB'S offers a wjde choice tire at a hOuMe at %2~ 10. Falt'chUd The Motht'r·Daughter dillner datil In December; pack I In Mnrch ; and G. Emil Lamparek, $2. 2. Ehnel' Calloway, $6. .,treet. occupied by}'. K . Cesander has been set for Feb. U, at the pack 4 will have Its party In April. 1. }o~thel May IrvIn, $2. 3. Martin Warren, $G. of 100 beautiful models, made lind owned by C. H. Dayton. up from allllew fash. Firemen were callet! by lIfl·. CaBnn· 1931·32 '1er at 9:20 a .m. and exLihll'ul shed the ions. The pelts are hand pick. I>laze ariel' uMlng 45 gollon8 of chem· lcal. Total damage wae eaUmatel1 by Buy Buy ed from the very cream of the Fire Chief Herman ,r. A onlHh ut '26. Now Now fur market. 8u"0('8lel ht Bed On Our On Our HUMBOLDT (AP) - Arthur Prices are incom Beebe, 31, died of suffocation when Lay-A-Way a mattress caurht fire al h. wo.s Lay-A-Way parably low-in fact amoklnll In bed. Plan Plan we welcome the • • ntost rigid contlJari. I COl·al"U'e Ne"" J Lowest Prices in 16 Years BUY NOW ON OUR LAY·A·WAY son. • Mr. and )j:rI. J. 8. Kelly have haa• PLAN •• their guelt At r. Kelly'. talher, J . C. Kelly at Iowl! City. We Have Selected Outstanding Lines Pay a small amount down and a sma)) amouat each week. We wiD hold blankets until you want JOBeph Slade Ie vllilln. In Ame. AMANA WOOL BLANKETS them delivered. fur a few dan, ARE PRE-SHRUNK Mr. and Mr., Fred Palntln ara They Look Like New After Years of Repeated Wuhings ~IBltlnll In Tul.. , Okla. H
Mrs. T. S. Danko.. I. ~1.ltlnc with her parente Mr. and Mr•. J. L . 10% Discount Jiu.,y of Wilton. DURING OUR AUGUST SALE PART WOOL SINGLE BLANKETS Mre. E. Onsler and Mrs. M. "C" PLAID AMANA BLANKETS I. In reu.dl 1\ uddlelten attended a birthday Two-tone contrasting colors; jacquard borders in t? leal'" Silt. Plain or solid colors: 4 inch block patterns: all colors h~re, where IlIlrty at the home of Mrs. Butter· beautiful designs and colorings; heavy quality: dou· \laugh at Frytonn, Tueaday. moored 'I'm'! ~::h;;~i~h~~~:~~!~!~: pair . __ . ______110.95 ble bed size, 70x80 inches, $2 95 10 Robert Clark of Penn town.hlp each ______--. ------.. ------... -- --... ----. • The col one terdllY all(l \ ~181tetJ Wednellday wltll hi' coulln, "ZERO" AMANA BLANKETS AUGUST SAI£ VALUES ('hu-k McGlnnle. Weight 4% pounds. 5 inch block patterns or plain BEACON PART WOOL DOUBLE BLANK:ETS onechal1lts. Plaids or plain colors: slight irregulars; does not IlIled 10 tlwlt solid colors; size 701:80 inches; $8 95 000 gallons. M ... R. D. Hulbar apd dauehter pair . __ .. __ .. __ ... __ ... ____ .. __ ... __ . __ ...... now ...... m.... • in any way affect $69 The Llndb ))ol'othy of Cedar RaIlI4a vilited wear ... ______.. __ .. __ .. ______.. __ . ______... __ .. ____ .$2 a 69 ~!~~ . ~.~~~.~.~.~ __ .. __ ..... __ ...... ____ ...... "seein g th wlih )10". Ii'red Krlz 'ruelday arter. "TWIN" AMANA BLANKETS .l\oon. In 5 inch block patterns, also plain solid colors; a All Beacon blankets are superior hl' weave and fin· ~~~~~~~~ ..~~ . ~~__ ..... __ ...... __ ...... __ ...... 179 laken first I ish. They wash much better than inferior makes. \ (with Fitch trim) hlge d\ 'cdg~H Genevlev. Keuler villi ted at the SILVER MUSl{RAT era I tl eposita :=:4d~:~~::~~re~ . ~~~.~.~~--~~:--~~. 7.95 $89 }{yaka. un home Of her II.ter At re. Joseph $1 SINGLE COTTON SHEET BLANKETS coat ...... --...... ---- ...... __ ...... Rohret. blanket·tosHIl "ARCTIC" SINGLE AMANA BLANKETS Double bed size. 70x80, assorted colors, C NORTHERN SEAL ~ bl\lons by lh Plain colors, no borders, aU colors, weight 4 pounds: 69 119 Mr. and Mrft. RaYmond 1'811 and plaids and plain colors, each .. ______. __ ...... __ .. __ . coat .'.. --.------.. ,------. ----. ----.. ---- .. --..... -- ... ----... :II' program. f"mlly of Phoel,llI:, Aria. are vlllt· (with Ermine trim) :;ci~~~8!!:C~~~ no. __ . ____ : ___ $.7.95 IlIg with Mr. 1'el\'s aunt, M.rs, Harry ... __ .______.. BEACON PART WOOL DOUBLE BLANKETS BRO'fN CARACUL ~129 Plan to J FllrchJld, and ...ter, Mr•. D. H. coat ...... ____ ...... ____ . __ ...... ____ ... ~ Rarey, and otber relall... here, "RAINBOW" 4·POUND AMANA BLANKETS Plaid or plain colors. Double bed size, ~ 3 19 Pansbor, 70x80 ------.. ------.. ------.. --... --.----.. --.--. !l£ • __ __ . __ ...... __ " .... __ .. __ . __ ... TOKYO, A Mr. and Mr.. Ed Burtnan and ~:::: e:~;= s:~~~t ~~.~.~~__ ~~~ ... $ 7~ 95 :~tL~ ~.~.~.~.~~ $145 l 'lIe H,'ngo " family have been In Mclll'ocor for a SHEETS AND CASES IN AUGUST BLANKET (Mole dyed) Infol'lnetl by " HOUSEHOLD" o4·POUND AMANA BLANKETS t.w day •. SALE AT SPECIAL PRICES ottlre Iway and Hugh II Home spun Bleached Sheets, J ohana Orat of Iowa City :r~~~!~;~i .~.. ~~ ..~~~.~~.i.~~.: __ .$6.50 79C Arrangementl may can fl yers. \'lllted at the 110,"0 ot J. '1'. Hterlan~ 81](99 ...... __ .. ____ . __ .. __ ... --. ----...... Free Insurance Polio, lioQrge Of I and Mrl. Jacob Mler MondaY eva· SPRINGFIELD ALL WOOL DOUBLE 81 x 108 ... __ ... __ .. ____ . ____ ...... , ______.. __ ...... ____ ...... __ .. __ .. __ sSe be made with our zon ea from nl.... PLAID BLANKETS 42 inch Bleached Cases ..... __ .. __ .. ____ .____ .. __ .______.____ .__ .17c on every fur coal bought in Augu" ment, Henl(O 701:80 inches; welrht aboat 5 pounds: 100% pure Credit Dept. to meet The plclur Dean Jonea hili returned after wool; only 25 palra at this priee. Come $5 98 One of the big features of this August sale will be a frea with II 8ma: ,lIll1n. In Cbl/:&lo tor a f.w lilly •. era durin g t earlr for they won't last long, pair ...... • your individual re Inaurance Policy on every Fur Coat-this InSU1'llnce pro· (rom J(h:l~ ( tects you Crom 1088 by thert, fire and pllferalle-a. genuine Mr.. Ira HIIII and ohlldren of PART WOOL SHEET BLANKETS quiremenu. nfter II'Cdl il co Orilll1l!l1 and 104'... Ivan Roee anet $8 .00 InsurBnce Policy free with every rUr coat puo'chased AIsorted colorecl plalda, double becllllze, A Small Deposit WItI Hold an errort to family w.... lunohMln I'u.. tII at "'. 98C In thl. sale. 70)(80. each __ ...... Any Coat Til Wanted ord fOr &11 home of Mn. Dana ~Ile Wedn... mebt. day. Mrl. Hili and ~re. no •• were foraa.rly ot Coralvllle.
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