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Kotreat «f Lee’s Am y. » (TJirtiaptni! (Pbunxrr!V?.aj John W. Iliiwi irs Ask^ Co imnlsKiunei Luno Ldite Tho annual reiurn of Apri' brln;?5 for.'ibl V to my mind tbc A.i3vin,,Te.\., .July 15, - \\ hen Two Te?:*?s CovHrnor:- un Mirfv cv PUBUSHED EVERY EinUAV stirrir.K events of April, I'e.ias iaxf ayijs m.d pat* tits I linme 1 lately after tbe evaons- FRANK C. VAN HORN a A iR j to :ne iiriportai.ee of the j tion of Jiicl.mond urd Pttor.s’ Editor oiiJ Pub/14/iti' Spate’s ni...St mifoit;. ni tin ite' barir, the most alarminfr rumore siiip- liic I fhco it 1 ;.t d tilii' precedtd our army as tl o citi- Subscri,iticn $1.00 IVt Annum imssiotiir- lliey v\iii mi j mi .'.eiia Ki'eatly fearel'a lepefiticn .Advcrtismt; ralt'^ on application. only till* iiights: ( il i of horrors and d 'vr-sfr.tif i r perie/ice Mid ptcvin irn.ji by Slio’niatf in (leoryia and Catered as second class in;.il n.atur at the teri.'o f uin eaiiUK.i'ti 5 fit ll Post Office at Cliri.«toval, Trxas. .Sberidan in the V'sHoy. I'lovif- posiliuii, ‘ J lons anti valiiablos.wrre hurried rna”. wa.s tho ihome which Cards of Thanks. O^'itoanes or Notice. ly P'jrit'd or bid a vay anrierory •( charitable or church cntcrt-unnicnts, \l;i'or Jonn V., Haw ).ins, chiil precaution taken to «.avc what tahcrc an admission is char),'i d must be cl>-rk in tl.e i h'.c e, v. ;.s i11 \ ii i paid lor at the r.ite of f cents pt*r line. was left aft«r four vears’strrp- into his ct r;) tign this vveeX fi r tlio » Ii •; of Laud Co i :aissi< m r ple. Our lioiiie vva.s on '^Uintfr! Ckristova!,Toin Green V o. T ex. ham ” farm, three inih s Iroml S i , % wnien be seek^ \i ith ibc- tnoi n e Ann lia Court Hm.se ano a little rrienl of tlu retiiiig Con.mis' ofi' the line of Gi ntial 1 ee’s re Jt: V " - stone,, J, H, Wali; r, - >N ^ , treat, but wewor*' soon overi up REUNION ONE DAY> “This 5i.'^,t)u J.t'UU ir.st fund t bv our half- sf<• t \ f r soldiei s’ * 1 It isbeingr broadcast over built up for the cause of free j , , , , who ha] ea'on litCe or nothing 1 ■ education, must not tc iihaio ^ . j ... i. the radio without authority , , , , ,, for several da vs. Attil Pru i ir inexperienced hai.os, . ] i.w , ,, i ii i r'-v tha tthe Old Settlers' Ke- , • 1 1 . , denoo. our go. d o d cook, kins declared. During the' uaion will last two da>s. worked faithful.} day nrd night thirty yearsl have scivea the ( < T hat is a mistake. It will , , , , . , , entil n,t;i 1.} i xI ; vm 11 \ > 11 . par.mer.t as legal advisor ana t,,,. furnished he onlyoue day — July 31. and chief clerk, I havo watchi t is my and that vv.? .vou'd C’entualF . Expi'.sitioa UaniriTp;!*', d.-.C. Ivr cus Dallas. Tex., July 15. —F, VV, tomary cimps and lO-^i.ll'O bat to L __ sincere desire, in mv cam.paign be ouscofihfill During ti e con' wear this hatliin-j -uit muVf of hli'c- Fisher of Tyler, regarded by a m .i;k!i \Mi m ;i> i;ki w \ iiii.—i. j \ .\11 louli ; >• bit lit to stick by that slugle issue. The fusion and discussii-r a . i ' rt' bimnrt^. the official “t:,fe ll>i« or. The I rw ill frolic on 'hn > .• n' Mio v:i\ ;. 1- 1.* 1 n '!* ■• Tl-; I'oi, -ll- AijorUy of the State's newspa E2xpo.-iti in, a $2S,0(10,1‘0U Woriu’s Fair, m 9 f-tr* Land Cnnmissioner has nocon port, mado by the Me w ir g lj> of opens in I'.allaa Jiim- 6. -I'fil Ilx'io.- ti' nall.i-. Ho w vp Piti- i> ; ? >r I. . n. r Pat pers as a virtual certainty for a '.'(•'T, nmv pre.'iilont of lii-yl-r I’n; -.’ijoty. i" i t I I' Jsrratt cern with old age pcr.sicis ex’i a large quantity of niniMri’ 'wopthoart of Tfxtis." IS in 'I'P othi r not hi* position in the second prlm.ary cept in keening Texas as pres’ couiihn si,
'A'cs'lc ★ ★ ★ . e ■ -t be wui ii ill r.e * the a: l"^. ' r none of u.' i uKl ★ STAR ★ ★ i t h\ e T'lf.e tr ust be work do: o sideration the fitting problem en by l!'.o br. :r.s, or ti-.e hie we t;it ■k i t ★ it countered by many women whose would not be wortli havini; Ai d it DUST k ’ tastes incline toward conserva the sa.re men cannot do both. ★ ★ tive rather than complicated There is roujth work to he done, / u / it dressmaking. The lines arc stud and roukih men must do it; there l e ^ / i e u r it jM-ovie • R-aJio ★ ied to give slenderness without * IS jtentle work to be done, and it ★ ★ ★ ★ By VIRGINIA VALE ★ ★ ★ sacrificing a trim and neat ap jtii.lie men must do it; and it is pearance. exemplified in the physically impossible, that one beautiful pointed up bodice, **xpe- class should dll, or divide, the By Edward W. Pickard F YOU’RF intcrcstcil in watch 0 VTotfTn .Vfi. L*w»on cially graceful and smart. Sneer work of the other.—John Kuskm. I ing; a career grow, ket*i» your cotton, prints and chitTons are de iv t tdi young Larry Hhike. who lightful for town or country. Danzig Crisis Worries to the state constitution was in pros pect. Discussions of the farm prob lias been giving character inter Barbara Boll Pattern No. REMOVE FRECKLEl Nations of Europe pretations of Charles Laughton, 1907-B is available for sizes. 34, \ I ’ AK-WORRIED Europe shifted lem and conferences with Governor Landon's political advisers were on lolin Barrymore, b'dwanl Kohin- .36, 38. 40. 42. 44. 4, 48 and 50. blAQLHEADS.Qa^CA ’ ’ its anxiety from the Italo- Size 36 requires 4’i yards of 39 Ethiopian sanctions problem to the the program. The Republican stand son and Clark Gable at the Rain ard bearer was not expected to re bow Room of Rockefeller Center. inch material. Send 15 cents in newer and baffling question of what coins. to do about the F'ree turn to Colorado until after the no First thing you know he'll be on tification ceremonies. the air and :n the movies; though Send for the Summer Pattern Danzig now Book containing 100 Barbara Bell ^ seeking to free itself In the meantime, great activity he is in his early twenties now, was apparent in opposing campaign he has made a good start. well-planned, easy-to-makc pat from the bonds of terns. Exclusive fashions for he.Tdquarters He went to Brooklyn college, and the League of Na children, young women, and m a tions. President Roosevelt summoned has appeared in vaudeville and at Democratic National C h a irm a n smart hotels and night clubs here trons. Send 15 cents for your The league dis copy. posed of the sanc James A. Farley to Washington for and there about the country; the a conference on the political cam Congress and the Stevens hotels in Send your order to The Sew tions problem by ing Circle Pattern Dept,, 367 W, No matter hiw dull and dark yoorcom- voting to abolish paign. It was expected that the Chicago featured him not long ago. I'lex.oD. DO uuttcr how treculed and question of Mr. Farley's retirement Landinj in the Rainbow Room Adams ,Sf., Chicago. 111. loaraened bv nm and n.nd, Nuhnola them, thus to all It Uell Sy — \V N I* htrAic#, t. r«atu.te«tfd and trusted tor over a uvn- practical intents and from the cabinet about which there crowns him with success; talent eration, m il wkiten. clear and sm. . th purposes removing has been considerable rumor lately, scouts make it one of their first vour »km to new bcautv quicke>t.ea»ic»t would be decided. The Democrats stops in New York, and no visitor way. ,Iu»t ari'lv ton.ght. no m.ia'a,::nir, Ethiopia from the Gracious Speech no nibbinp; N.idinola becina if« beauti family of sovereign states. Appe.ir- have established national headquar wants to leave town till he’s been Would it not be wise if we cul fying work while you aieep. Then you ing personally before the league as ters at the Biltmore hotel in New there. tivate more the art of kindly and are day-by-diy impri cement until v n:r sembly. the refugee emperor. Haile ■\’ork and it is from here Chairman gracious speech? A kindly word complex:! n :a revtored to creamy white, Four members of the Abbey aatm amis th lovelinvM. No dirup- Selassie, made a last moving bid Farley will direct the campaign. laden with sympathy we all in pointmenta: no long waiting, mmee for Ethiopia's freedom. John Hamilton, national chairman Players of Dublin, one of the most stinctively feel may, and often- famous theatrical rack gu.arant«>e liet a large box of The “king of kings" denounced of the Republican party, opened er than we now know does, eter N.AniNOI..\ I'ream at your favome national headquarters in Chicago. organizations in the nally influence a life. It acts like t ilet ootinter or by mail, postpaid, only France and Great Britain without world, arrived in SOo. X.XDINOLA. R^x ♦,'i Pane. Tenn. mentioning their names. To the He addressed 2.800 banqueters at a motor that gives to the life an a dinner in his honor and declared the United States ; upward trend, as the unkind word generally expressed desire to re recently to appear form the league, he said the weak that the reaction of voters in recent too often gives a downward im- Put Mind to I se days has been disheartening to the in RKO's screen \ pulse. ness was not the league covenant version of ‘‘The T* is y. t enough to have a sound Itself, but a lack of international Roosevelt administration. Since the mind, the principal thine is to Cleveland convention, he said, the i H Plough and the morality. The Negus' request for ^ ^ S t a r s ’ which m.ake a good use of it.—Des- Democrats had offered the Repub a loan of $50,000,000 to Ethiopia was they've often per- -- artes. licans the “sincere flattery of ini- voted down. Previously Haile had '* formed , tation." on t h e l / i o n t h i i informed Capt, Anthony Eden. Brit stage. One of them, ish foreign secretary, that he would Barry Fitzgerald, return to Ethiopia immediately to Pope Pius Orders World This dress designed with soft £ a A u T X ) ( x u Barbara w a s thrilled t o join his loyal tribesmen and fight Censorship of Movies death—because he'd capelet sleeves and a contrast Stanwyck ing vestee is one of those peren ^^•••GENUINE for Ethiopian independence. A WORLD censorship on movies met James Cagney. \ INSTANT With Mussolini given satisfaction, Barbara Stanwyck will be nial styles. It is always a pleas * was ordered by Pope Pius, in ure to show by popular request. LIGHTING the Danzig situation brought into an encyclical letter addressed di starred in this new Irish picture, the foreground the figure of .Adolf which is being made because all They're so universally becoming rectly to the bishops and archbish to larger and more mature wom Coleman Hitler, chancellor of Nazi Germany ops of the Roman of us liked "The Informer” so well. It was a Nazi follower of Hitler, Dr. en. and so adaptable to conven SCLF.MCATIMO Catholic church in And it will be made by the pro •Arthur Greiser, president of the tional occasions. the United States. ducers, director and scenarist who Th^rolemanlutjr^n- I R ^3 N Danzig senate, v ho demanded inde were responsible for “The Inform The model shown is a clever oin«U»liiit li|kti&| IrM. The pope also or All ytMi hkT« tr> tin U turn • v alm • *nk* • Tnatnh pendence f.ir the former German ! er," so it's going to be good. street frock which takes into con- »'■(] It liirM* inafant'y. \ »u 0 ‘>o't l'■v• to m»t rt d ere d bishops P-rnefartor Brnefits I :ty now surrounded by Polish tcr- th** nut>-t) irwMjr t^«• Iron no burm I f nc'T* throughout the world Tn# Cul»»r^n In • J.Ty; i» fi'U *klT iitory and who denounced the f'*r •• - I • ♦tr# »rwf ft ♦ rifts « *n to obtain from their Seems there's a rumor around jHf'.nt t ‘»# !; tti MkirtN ra I rat •»»!»/'•# .eague at .1 Scan Lester, league high »t,e fn«t w< • w r, F*?' rt'v prlf L* *1 • tr communicar.t.s annu- that .Major Bowes isn't so popu K|»i*:r;iiH' From f ' f nn h "o r \ rtg «lo y in jr trx>r’».g- « U « . i n '.m .n o r for the puit. lar as he once was; people have I t* r?. »n onf-thtf'l k •• t'/r-e I «• «i.f« y x;r r vt ally ren e w a b le l*t‘ii of Mark I'waiii Iron »• t ie If- • I. ' f |r.«t«nt I .♦ t . Ob'-er\ o! s v o"e ( f the opinion It • *'’# *n»n r v i rv w* n « ik » t- I t ’• n * -.r . s r- pledges “to abstaiii heard that performers on his pro • - t Grin 'r Mas aiT;ng under or- fttI f'tn** »n-l la. • r “ •• n • t * k 1 a«- tt. i i • F ? A H iFN i from witnc.ssing bad grams don't get paid much, hut r ’■ m n t« Ih# to 1-. t tiors from Chancellor ILtlcr. In that he gets plenty. .And some of There are people who cat do nil ftr*to posreano f»t rnce aat fan : X y V J A R 5 films.” The encycli fine and heroic things but one— THC C O trM A t LAMP AND STOWC CO. view ff Germany s expansionist the people who go to the broad !»•»< tAI'klk y/tfl ’m kUM ; 4 bt. a«t> I" T-: jt s : e c r ' s s 3 .r; v^ct cal of his holiness keep from telling their happiness i A m#'##. Lntfl. (MUW> eS T-E 5c E ;E - PJV' fy^CQC> j'rogram and its rearmament, they Pope Pius casts feel that he isn't dignified was addressed to enough. to the unhappy. feel that Danzig will be the next the .American bi.shops because they .'All that may or may not be true Spending one's capital is feed Nazi ob.’ective now that the Rhine originally took the load in movie Character Braces —but a high-powered publicity or ing a dog on his own tail. land is remilitatized. By the elim censorship. He invited bishops of Character must stand behind ■ ▼ « SSQW WrtlTi P£TfiO*.£OM J£UV ination of Commissioner Lester or ganization has been engaged to A man should not be without and support everything, the ser by the curtailment of his authority the entire world to follow their ex change public opinion regarding morals—it is better to hove bod mon, poem, picture, ploy. ample. the genial Major; his new sponsors morals than none at all. over the international afT.nirs of the To carry out the plan of censor KILL ALL FL!ES city. It IS believed the Nazi would feel that the public must go on If you tell the truth you don't ship. the pontiff directed that a per nr.ywhcrp. ■ be in a position to crush the opposi liking him, or else! have to remember anything. “ - K -••fr.kcU a:.-l . fte manent national movie reviewing „ .. . ■ . 1. c * .-. V.. t tion party and pave the way for an The recurrent dream—mine is • . • • -—( .i.-. t r office be established in c.Tch coun Want to know the low-down on appearing before a lecture audi nexation of Danzig by Germany. In try. He urged the exchange of in 1- • »t all the event of a Nazi put.sch on Dan how to play bad man on the ence in my shirt-tail, a most dis (• l ia r 1 ^ Ir. • . formation between the various of K I^bAvr..L U7n.S.Y. j zig. It was believed that Britain and screen? Noah Beery, brother of agreeable dream.—From “Mark fices for making the censorship ef Wallace, can give it to you. Twain's Notebook." edited by Al w.w.’iiivii’.iiinm France wouid co-operate in oppos fective. He urged bishops to appeal ing It. He's now playing a hired killer in bert Bigelow Paine. (Harper & to Catholics connected with motion “Strangers on a Honeymoon,” at Brothers). picture productions to use their in the Gaumont British stud'us, along July 4th Celebrations fluence in accordance with their with Constance Cummings and Cost 346 Lives in U. S. faith and ideals. Hugh Sinclair—he's bt?en appear A TOLL (•! 348 lives was exacted ing as various kinds of murderers ir. *he ''elebrntu n of the Fourth Labor Leaoers Begin Drive for years and years. of July t.roughout the United for Steel's Unionization He says that, if a criminal is Stai- V \ \ITH labor organizers spread- to .seem to be a real man, he G l E'l'irr.ing cannon crackers played ’ ’ ing throughout ’.he nation's must show a streak of human kind a comparativi'ly innocent part in steel mills in a drive to enroll 500.- ness—“A screen killer can mow a Baiithq Voiuder the sl.iughter. for only 11 lives were 000 workers into one big union, the guy down with a shot gun, but he's lost in accidents due to fire National Labor Relations Board re got to stoop and pat a kid on the crackers. opened a fight in the courts to force head on the way out"—otherwise he's a madman, not a human be But if the nation heeded warnings steel companies to accept the Na AMO abmit the danger of fucwork.s. it ing. tional Labor Relations act as a —-ti— forgot the menace of motoring ac moans of keeping peace. cident';. for 208 people in 36 s'atcs Columbia Broadcasting System The board announced it had peti is going to give a lot of young men were killed as the result of ac."i- tioned the Federal Circuit Court of *5 'Aamw'-' d t"‘s on streets and highways. a chance this summer. With reg Appeals at New Orleans in a new ular announcers going on vaca Ninety persons were drowned in 36 effort to enforce the act. states. Mi.sccllaneous tragedies ac tions. others who have been audi Meanwhile the full resources of tioned in the past and are work counted for 37 additional fatalities the S5,000.000.000 steel industry were IT. 13 states. ing here and there on the network marshaled against the unionization will be brought in and given a Not since 1031 has the celebration drive. Observers pointed out that . chance to show what they can do ry t. r a.l tkin t!emtsh* of America s patriotic holiday the situation was fraught with grave in more important spots on the air. - Oir.tmtTt 2"' claimed so many victims. In that possibilities, of industrial warfare. '.p C"- F K " : trifcl « i2 « i f • year the death total from accidents Principal steel companies who have im . ’ Malden. Ma.«‘ reached 403. The most important arm in the banded together in a militant ef movies at present is Margaret Sul- fort to maintain the open shop lavan's. She broke Roojevelt and Landon warned employees not to be “mis it a while ago. Return to Their Desks led " into affiliation with the Amal you'll recall. It gamated Iron, Steel and Tin Work candida''-'s of wasn’t healing ''P' HE Presi;|ontial can ers Union, which forms the basis of | ^ bc'h the Democratic properly, so she :c and the organized labor s drive. ' Renubla an r.' ’ ties returned to their hied her to New John L. Lewis, president of the i York for special desks in the r respective capitals United Mine Workers and head tif following ah-'cnces. treatments. Now the committee for industri.il organ- .she's back again in President lb osevelt came back to iz.ition, in ,i radio address broad 'A'ar'hington after a tbree-day pil H oily wood and DOLLARS & HEALTH cast from Chicago entitled “Indu.s- grimage to Virginia. Included on hopes to go to work The ixci.. -sl'ul p:rv.n a h?u!’hy per- trial Democracy in Steel," sought ! his program was the cedicafion of sC'On. But friends r .'r i *r ^--.’u r s r i r ' h r l u n c . c ^ r ' - i the support not only of union labor, have cautioned her the Shenandoah National park, his but of the public generally in hi? to be careful cf by m hv-. a coriu,:. .n, F'ourth of July address from the -tlargarct crusade. i that arm. Only the GO F/IKT/fSH^ s*-.r h 'i" ar.d orhrr dangcrou* portico of Thomas .lefTerson s home Sullavan other day she was ,f over-ac ■- f •. at Mor.ticcllo aerj fus visit to Wil BEFORE YOU NEED A QUART Breckinridge Lonfj Resigns reported as whizzing to the west liamsburg, cap t.nl of the Old Do side tennis matche.-» on a motor minion from 16tO to 1779. In his ad- as Ambassador to Italy cycle with Willie Wyler. drc. .. at Jefferson's home, the Pres n RECKINPIDGE LO.NG. Amerl- ident r.-illed on the nation to rekin can amb.issador to Italy, sub f>/>/>.S A\l> h ^ h S . , . Any Francis dle the “ sar red fire ’ r f "tnie free mitted his resignation to President dom " which had hgtited tl.e “golden ft/i\t ti t/ip ntir of a jamniis nursr tn /irr Pooseve't because of illness. The h'arinrp \iiihliiiiiale ftti liirp, aiul now • age " of Arr.eiaan historn He de diplom.at declared that he hopes *o clared the pre'f-rt em ercncif- re t/iP tipptls one: /las luo imfoutPft HittUtm recuperate his health during the tp ‘th . . . Srpnis t/iat thal story ii/iout quire the same U ader.smp as that P rov It ter yourself with the MILNESIA FOR HEALTH summer and to take an active part t./ark ktnakinie tmt /u% sfairrint d^played by the founder of the in the Presidential campaign in the M.k.c-. ., the ■ ' ...,il m:ik of m .,;r.';'a fi'irliipr i«f/< y ii'f a la/iPtl iiii piiti/irily yarn ‘‘First Quart” test. Drain and re Democratic party autumn. . . . JoanIII oikIp// anil l),ik I'ou p/lsppoi in V __^-T f'.m . u'r.-,'i7cc *tctr.-.;h a.'.d', Gov. Alf. M. London returned to Mr. Long's place will be taken to />r iiPlIini uU spt for that /onii-hrr- fill with Quaker State Motor Oil. Topeka, Kan., after a vacation in p:vrs quiik, ‘ .r.t ■'^h'n.in.ir-'.n. f.a. h by Undersecretary of State William fl/ilf-rt UPtltline. Hate son jinnptl onp of Note the mileage. See how much the Colorado rr.fiui.fains, tor the re Phillips. He will represent the the floiirishintt Ijinnv Uitss r/uhs? , , , waf’.r riiUi'- 4 ■ ■ ,--irfuls n.:ik of mag- convening of the .utate legislature United States government in Rome Shir/py Ipm/i/r is niter than pipr in fanher you go before you have nesia.T: sty,to. ■•';hi60cever where. and for the acceptance speech at in an effort to solve Italo-Ameri- lor l.ilt/p hirh Gif/ ' . . . ) oil'll want to add the tell-tale first quart. the Republican notification ceremo can problems arising from Musso to spp "San f rancisro" lipraiisp of the nies July 23. National significance lini's conquest of Ethiopia, pat ‘hqiiake srenes if for no other reason Quaker State Oil Refining Com was attached to the meeting of the Mr. Phillips has had a distin . , . '/hough Jeanette Marltonalil's sing' pany, Oil City, Pennsylvania. Kansas legi.slature because of the guished career in the diplomatic ing shoolil he reason enough . . , t^arolp fact that It would have to deal with service. He has held posts in Eu 1,0 nliaril's illness is holiling up "Spann Retail Price... 35)! pet quart. old-age pensions, unemployment in rope, the Far East and Canada the Aorih" indefiniteh. surance and general social welfare and has three times been sub-sec ^ W«si»rn Newfbaufcf Uoloa. legislation and that an amendment retary in the State department. TIIF rilRISTOVM- OR^ERVER Foreign Words _ Ity In Southern California urious Peacock Motif and t'hrases ^ The Mind I.OW KU. Ad unguem. iL.) To ti.e .‘inger- Meter • IlCMllUSON scarf, pillow, chair set or re Inail; to a nicety. © rii II Synd lcat* — W 'N U Si-rvlc-f. freshment cloth. I Au di alteram partc.m (L Pattern 1164 comes to you with Hc.'ir til' other s;de a transfer pattern of two pea I Cl'.apc aux has' (F .H.il.s ofl' y Kiniilurlties Test cocks 12 1-4 by 14 1-2 inches and I De novo. tL.; Fnirn tl.c be- four mi.tifs 3 1-2 by 3 1-2 inches; iginni.ng; anew. V In each problem of the follow color suggestions: Material re I Errare humanum es.t. fl. ) To ing test there are three words quirements; illustrations of all ;Crr is human. The first two bear a certain re stitches needed. I Fervel opus. (L.) The work lationship to each other. Write glows li. e., goes on actively in a fourth word which will bear Si'nd 15 cents in coins or stamps (coins preferred) to The Sewing 1 Homme d'esprit. (F.) Man of the same relationship to the intellect; wit. third word that the second does Circle. Necdlecraft Dept., 82 to the first. Eighth ave.. New York. N. Y I Id cst. (L ) Tliat is: (abbrevi Write plainly pattern number, ated i. f- 1. Bat, baseball; racket, ------your name and address. I Jeunesse doree. (F :■ Gilded 2. Norway, Haakon VII; Swe ! youth: wealthy young men den, — Oil Derricks Form Background for Tomato Patch. Noblesse oblige (F. i Nobility 3. Minnesota, gophers; Mich Pr«par**d bv th» Nat ional <}*ocraphlc R<»ciftj, compels. igan, — \N ttPhiniftoii, l>. C. —WNI' Servlr*- for packing fruit. By-products, like Malgre nous. (F > In spite of us orange and lemon oils, citric acid The Peacock's regal beauty- 4 Colorado, Denver; Arkansas, a l k with priests at the old All Aound iloi missions and they will tell and citrus pectin, are made and worthy of your finest linens—in-' you that pioneer padres sold by this organization. spired this beautiful design, and A Lessen In Loyally 5. Homer, poetry; Plato, ------. Ships that carry its fruit abroad Ttrained Indians to do tiie first is sure to inspire you with the de When a dog e.xperienees that C. Telephone, Alexander Bell; irrigation work in boutliern Califor are vast floating refrigerators, for sire to embroider his splendid im- | tran.-iition we know by the st.’^rk they must pas.s through the Panama The fat side of !;cc-f should be . lightning rod, ------. nia. Some of their old ditches still age in cross stitch. A'ou can, you i placed nearest the flame when name of death it affects us the canal and other tropic waters. 7. Mississippi River, United exist. know, for the pattern's a very roastini;. The nnelting fat will more poignantly because he gws Stales; Ama7on, ------. You can tell by where these mis Frost is fought with oil-burning easy one, despite its rich cfToct. ! flavor i.r.d baste the n.eat dur.ng over the oonzoii willi sucli m ag orchard heaters, while millions ar* Y.'ool, silk or cottoi. floss in real 8. Kentucky Derby, horse rac sions stand what gcxxl judges of the cooking. : nificent \alor. spent on sprays and fumigation. istic bluish-greens and warm : ing; Poughkeepsie regatta, ------.. land the priests were. They never • • • 1 I have had my heart wrenched built a church on poor soil. Value of Co-operation. browns, or one color only if you prefer, will make a liandso.mc Cloths saturated wi’ih polishing m.ar.y tirr.e-s by a close-up of this Answers Local farming owes these padres Individual growers, competing, liquids if stored a'.vay in a c loset extraordinary courage. Invaria a great debt. They not only brought 1. Tennis. t. Philosophy, could not have obtained sucli often cause spontaneous combus bly dogs meet w".at mankind re the first cattle and horses, but they methodical, world-wide distributior tion. Keep thesecloths in a cov- : gards as the terror of terrors 2. Gustaf V. (i. Ben. Franklin. experimented with seeds to see of oranges now graded, inspected, Labor and V/ait ered tin container. | with a beautiful complacency, an 3. Wolverines. 7. Brazil. what would grow best in California. and sold by the Exchange. It is T IS easy to make a spurt. • • • ' instinct, if you will, that should 4. Little Rock. 8. College rowing. They planted the first oranges and conspicuous among all man's co I but hard to keep pegging When making pastry use only hearten us all for a journey that is grapes. Lemons, figs, and olives operative efforts. Common inter away. Confucius taught the enough water to hold ingredients inevitable. Ten-Gallon Actor they brought, too, and wheat, des ests unite its members, both in busi Chinese this lesson by a par together. Mix quickly, roll and Dogs have taught those of us tined to become a tremendous crop. ness and social afTairs. able: "If I am building a moun handle as little as possible if you who love them m.any excellent It was recently brought out that Almost feudal in aspect were One visit to an annual orange tain," said he. "and stop be wish pastry to be flaky. . things. Foremost, perhaps, is film players standing for long these mission farms. Indians were festival, with all its music, drama, fore the last basket of earth is . . . Ithe divine quality, loyalty. They periods in the glare of powerful trained as farmers, cowboys, car pageantry, and carnival spirit, put on top of my work. I have Use the purest of cider vinegar have also taught the art of for and hot lights suffer a peculiar penters, saddle makers, and weav shows what a role this fruit plays i giveness and forthright honesty. though not serious malady, ac- failed; but if I have placed the for pickles and pickled preserves. ers. They made things not only for in California life. smallest basketful on the Do not mix two different kinds of So It does not seem at all co ding to Pathfinder. It is the use of priests and themselves, More than any ot'ier one force, it strange to me that they should claimed that the heat of the lights ground, and go on, I am really vinegar. i but for Spanish soldiers as well. was the lure of life in a sunny Cnli- . . . I help us to banish fear of the last reduces the water content of the building a mountain." Like the Cattle became the mainstay of i fornia orange grove which started soldiers of Nehcmiah at the Annual seeds of such plants as , enemy. I had a dog whose obe body below normal and produces life, with beef the chief food; hide.-i easterners migrating here in the dience To my comm.and sent him the ill-effects. The cure of this building of the wall of Jerusa annual poppies. larkspur, sweet made leather for saddles, harness, 1880's—and it still brings them. lem that ‘ held tho spears from alyssum if sown out of doors now to death under a careening joy dreaded disease is quite simple, rider's wheels. He crawled back consisting of drinking a glass of and shoes, and even served as From its trees, since the Ex the rising of the morning till the in equal parts of soil and coarse i money. Early sea traders from change started its records in 1894, stars appeared "; so let us la sand will be strong enough to live ! to me. licked my hand as though water. It has been termed as to say, "I don't blame you'" and “ body dehydration." If a human New England called them "Califor have been picked and sold nearly bor and wait, if necessary, un through the winter if well protect- ' nia bank notes." $2,000,000,000 worth of citrus .'ruit— til the stars appear. ed. stiffened in death.—O. O. McIn body were completely dehydrat tyre in Cosmopolitan. ed there would not be much left. Sheep, too, were raised; and In or more than the value of ali gold C' Hell i^yndirate — W .\ r Per% m e. I A 140-pound film player has dians made blankets and cloth for mined since its discovery in 1848! 1 enough water in his body to fill suits from the wool. They raised The Bible story of the miraculouf ten one-gallon c.nns. The weight some hogs also, mostly for lard to gourd vine that grew in one day tc of that amount of water would be make soup. make shade for Jonah is hardly in the neighborhood of S.i pounds. Missions served as stock farms more astonishing than the rise cl Tlie other 55 pound.s would be from which private owners could the western vegetable trade. It is made i.p by small amounts of borrow enough breeding animals to in exciting page in the annals (f iron, carbon, lime, sulphur, phos- build up their own herds. Horses • lur national farm life. New foo.I pliorU'. magnc.>-jum, and a few of a tiiugh. .-ipecdy type, with a habits, the call for more green volatile elements. strain of .Arabian from tiiose brought things, is one cause. .Advent of the to Mexico by conqui.>itadores, thriv ed iced car. overcoming California's there, niuliiplying so fast that in former disadvantage of remoteness time wild herds became a nuisance. from eastern markets, is another. ; Men used to drive them into the Due to geographic barriers, as sea to drown tnem. late as 1900 this trade was a mere : Cattle often ran wild over the trickle. Now, with refrigeration, open range. In self-defense trav standard packing, and advertising, elers sometimes hud to shoot sav- more than lUO.UOO carloads of gurdeii MU^TI SHOE WHITEOf Homo On/ I «ge bull.i. At slaughtering time, truck, largely grown in Caliiurnia, vaquerus rode down the thundering i tn C ifs t* u* tf Le't>‘ §ctt/0s js* f ride east every year. 3 herds, slew what they wanted, and left carcasses to be skinned by Busy Imperial Valley. butchers who followed. Melted tal Imperial valley, that below-the- PIMPLES low was packed in hides and trans sea ■’Hothouse of America" once from surface conditions^ ported to sailing vessels along the culled the Salton Sink, grows more not bo endured. coast. This trade dwindled after cantaloupes, honcydews, and casa- 'M a ke your skin clearer has than any area its size in the ^and smoother with gold was found. r . _ soothing _ "The infiowing of population made world. Its large-scale operations an end to the great droves of cat ! are indeed “industrialized farm- R e s i n o L tle," wrote Dana in 1859, on his ' uig." second trip to California. Terrific heat, dust, and the fran tic picking, packing, loading, and A Rarity Old Ranches Cut I’p. A perfectly ju.'t and sound mind icing of more than 8,0UU,000 crates Today this once huge mdustry, T h e r e is a reason whv Louis Mever won the Is a rare and valuable gift. of melons in a few weeks turn this which kept the shoe and leather valley, from May to June, into an 500-mile Indianapiilis race this vear—and whv he is trades of New England supplied, is inferno of nervous haste. ^ the onlv man ever to win this gruelling nice three An Easy Aid a dim tradition. In museums you Only Mexicans and Japanese ' times. He alicuy-s used I'ircstouc Cium-lJi/i/icd Tires, sec old oxcarts and horse gear, mas seem able to work in the sun- and n cfcr ex{terienccd tire trouble of any Lind, sive hand-made furniture and pio scorched fields; some say that only For Sluggishness neer weapons. they can tell just when a melon Louis Mever knows tire construction. He also When t*lu3^Kish nml from Im- knows that to drive for 500 consecutive miles over prop^t uliininalion, you don't \\aiit to banta Barbara stages a fiesta should be picked, or when a mule upMei your « nur»* h>»*tern w ith ft h.tri«h each season, in which modern beaux will surely drop from being over this hot brick track, negotiating the dangerous curves laxutivo. \<*u want rolief that in and belles dress in pioneer bpani.sn heated if driven another rod. Yet HIGHSPEED TYPE 800 times at the record-breaking average speed of 109 d e a s a n t iu mI . . . the »ort o f re - fl» f >«'U with Kot n-a-minl. the de» costumes, ride horses with Spanish tilJ.OUO residents endure this climate! SIZH PRICE miles an hour, requires fires of super strength and liKhtful chcwtiiK ifuni iaxatlve. Keen- R-mlnt hekcint* itn pirapant elYcct a« saddles, sing Spanish ballads, and Frost-free regions along the San 4.50-21 ... • S.60 greatest blowout protection, as a blowout on anv one affon you Rtart chewing it. for its dance fandangos to early Spanish Diego coast send their share of to 4.75-19 ...... S .l* of the dangerous curves wcmld likely mean instant >>ioniaeh>RotUitur m int brings a clean, music. matoes, celery, and other green 5.25-18 ...... io .« f fresh tant** to the mouth. A s ymi i hew 5.50-17 ...... ii.g o death. By the Firestone patented Gum-Dipping out the laxative inKrtUient wiilf li is But the modern spectacle is more ioods. Los Angeles county was the process everv cord in the tires on Louis Mover’s car was sisaked and ftiisnlutcly tastehsH. the flow of dl- splendid than the original hard, pioneer garden spot; there first 6.00-16 ...... IS.ZS Kcstive juices is Increased. The laxa 6.00-17 H. D.... 15.90 coated with liquid rubber, thereby preventing internal friction and tive is mixed with Iht m and carrle