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SITUATION III NEIB EAST
BECOMES ME SEMIS
impending War Onro Mure OaMn
Cirlin Slmduw Ovi'l' tliO
Httlknniti
British admit this hivI.ikp
&nKlnnd, Italy and Franco K\?
changc Notrs Ki'itiutlliiK JniiK
Attitude Sn lltilKi'.rla?Sn.v Solla
(ioveriiiiiciit Will Stmt l-'luht.
j tBy rnitod News.]
2<ONDON, July f.?Ini)>< nditiK war
3kwi once more east a trim aim.(low
?over the Haiku ns. Nut nlmu the
nrmlKtlcc lias t!n> situation In tho
I\'o?r ICaast I'i'Cii so threatening.
British ndidnls openly admitted
their apprehension toduy. Notes
liavo been f x. liaiic vd with Italy anil
3<"rance regarding a Joint attitude
to lie taken towurds Bulgaria
l>espite Bulgarian assurances that
Jio hostile aetl m against Urei ? was
intended, nor any dealings with the
tribe of Mustapha Kenuil, both
Downing Street and the Mruish
J-'orcign < >tlice lit. I ample gr-mn ;?? for
liedlef that the S Tia governtuc-nt will
touch off the ll.lkan powder K> : ;.t
the earliest opportunity. prwbaMy
*\vjtli the co-op- ration of llussia,
Turkey and Munsary. Kc.ir i- > \
3>res.-:eil that even ? ???rrnan> ami Aus
tria ir.a J eventually be 11: V ? > I \ ? ? I.
<.'eo:l 1 iaritiswu! t ii. I nUer-Sn re
t.trj for p'ol t -::i A ? Mates a
Soviet plot ;ie .1: s ill;,! ?? ? II t ?? II t ? '
otlielal* has I"-??: > no .u : ti. d in i'oii
Maiitinop] . Niti l:u; i.ill tr.oP r.
lire involvi <1 in lr.s charges.
The entire r.r.t'h Mediterranean
11.'ft is eon' entraliti- in tb vicinity
Of the pot tC. a ? ?! ^H I! poll .?! le 1"; is -
filed a fortnight Jto Transport
Jieavily stoek. .1 v. tii s111;nit . n; ha\e
ileparted from Malta. while tlie
J-'orelgn Olliee permit- He statement
that additional Iitai y ! ? -enforee
inents bate le * n die-pat. . ? d.
Considered by mar.;- a: :? id ' na!
(confirmation of the fir .lusnei-s of
impending < vent ? s 11~? ? vo '?> r""
outcry in the Britirh pre.-s against
new war or assistance for < onj-tan
tine. Kdltoi ials arc deni.in.liim ei.n
ccricd diplomatic ;. lion rather 'lian
coercive military n.< .isiirc*1
ALL-MALE JURY TO
TRY MRS. KABER FOR
DEATH OF HUSBAND
(Continued Krom Kirst I'aK" )
5r?ll>. that MKali.-r. pre \ "iisl'v said
to hnv I con in Rnml lira .; h. In ram*
violently ill with pains :ti hi? stom
lirh. An exploratory operati" Mr.
t'nssliiy ?>???? rt '1, trveahd in- trvi-.
i I cancer up other- :i 111 I1 i<>n. h-r. M
Kabcr wasted away !<> ninety j-?<<:? 11 # 1 - 1
from 12"? pounds inirlnc Mr. Kabor'.v
illness, Mr. Oiss.-ly illicit I th.il M:
Kabor always l>:-.?i!:-rh: him hi-hly
t-casonod foods
(liitline.s llrl?il?.
Mr. Cass id y tl.cn detainl how Mrs
J Caber was alii iril I > hav. made : he
i quaint im of Mrs l".rm isii ?* ?'
Vito, who in tarn tj . .i Im t r ?
}--iil valoro <".ila ami Yil->rio I'isw-iii.
tho alleged assassins. botlt under lii
?llctmotit. Im I'ISM-I ! -t ; it! a :?;>:?
bonded. They. n?. .:.linu ! ? M > 'a ?
fidy, finally a-:,
for ?5,000, "Mrs.
pay thein ft tti
Kabcr'n insurai
railed for dai:'
of Violent dr ? h
col lect i*d J *?.'-? 1 ?
ley, i.f \\ :
way to <'a'.?
to Mr. Cassldv.
To sul't tali' . ,
Kaber lir:-l
husl niitl. J"'
that li,- li ? 1
inn his ? - -
Miffor.n^ : :
faid. i on Id ) . ?
netiie or ? i i ;? ?
father of i
llrsl wiii:i ?
1 est iliod ? ? .'. I
*lead. The <i, :'r
examine I m M
K a
. kill Mr
?r promi;
.. Jir.. . . d<
i ndem t> i t y In
.Mi-. Kaber
of Mi
tt lii'-h
Pi
I ha
la
iwill l>< ? ?
So give <i
The jut y
In view t'
1 ,ake*.\ 'ood.
contlinioa.
locked up ;
me the cl
tempted to pn.- .ii
I-. It., -v. ? I. --I
l< ? ded Mi K:iiiep
and found h in t
i neuretis, which
ve been can- ? d I > nr
? -a .tip M - Kali>-r.
i .: 'it--I'd in i w a? tin
'. y tl?e ;-l;il.' 11.
"*? i 1'., ? K .. a. r \va
'* 11 id II'it . r.i> ?
Kill <-r pr<? >aId>
. n by i he d- ' ? use
? ? ? y
,. ii t!'. aft ernoon
1 llh 11111 rd e r in
: ?; a : i " na ril< !
;>:?t > sheriffs and
I ; t nil*.ht
GOVERNOR PRAISES SHOE
? MEN FOR B!G STYLE SHOW
( I-..Ht I
?which ar
ticles.
The .left,
crowded l.i
crowd l>< I:.;-,
and cities. .>?. !..
'Htaie.x. On
2r.,000, >? ??:.
$173,000, ai.d I
ends tomorrow .
$300,000 is f\-.
No nil IIII .Ii
The e\' i i I I
TiesR in tile ; i.?
Ireforo closinsr
Johnson, <-f ti..
made a lir: ' ?
lliat on ? Iui;
that the bii.-ni.
US JJOoil it ><?.
over had. "It
Jook for waul
In all liiln^
pponxtbilit v v
?war fieri r<\ ? ^
]iarl if > o'j l;a ?
added
Today Un
friends aii'n-i ? .
taken hi l* a i. * *
Old-fatsbioin I n
Jtlhcheon u-i.
4>n :i band
feature.'., r.iri
Jitl t ?? 1
Hotel at
Toil I Kht lr
AKIlin ('X h . )?: t
vaudeville a ?
erfam.
Puneral of .l?lin <
The fuiiei.i.
Ron, widely >i
cran, ? as h< i
liomc at .....
noon. Ile\ \i ? ? I
tor of the I'hui' i: <
herd. ofllrial M.t- I
J>Tolly woo'l I'esneTry
from li. !?: I.-.
Confcden.* e \ . i. ? ?
tcndane.?. a.
of r^la t i\ es ,i i .i i ? .
Tho I>all!'(-e i ? i ?
ItOberlS'in, Hrod.e J;.
^Taylor. Allf ii Ta >
ton. Kidney .Smith,
?l|d "NVUi Taylor.
I
?)
in 1
rma
.lou
:i-l
a II
better
"V.
' do
lloltrrl
in i it" a
? I
H.iski
iCichie
I-1 ii
n, im
tis H
Ta>
ah.
lor
BELIEVE MISSING SHIPS
HUE FOUL-Pllt VICTIMS
' Ollictnls Doclaro Now Kvldcncp Has
Hcen I'lictivoml Ucgnrtlliitf
lli<< MystiTj'.
WASHINGTON, July <1.?Thn tov
eminent lias not abandoned its cim
vlctlon that of the many twenty
odd mysteriously mlsxlnu (?!i!came
to thotr fate through foul play.
oiltclals connected with tho probe
| front tlu< State Department, Coast
tlnaid. Navy and lioiiarliiii'iit of Jun
tlco mil today at tho Department
of Commerce to co-ordlnato their ef
f. ri s.
; At the conclusion of tho meet ins
i dim of the elll.als declared that now
! evidence had lu'cn uncovered which
> >ntroverted the idea. that any
natural causes had been responsible
f>>r tin- disappearance of the ships. J
Although i > statement was made.
It was intimated that the note found
? u the bottl<- from the Herring ha?j
formed t lie basis of the investiga
tion.
! ENDING OF AGE-OLD
CONFLICT ALMOST
AT HAND, IS BELIEF
i' ntiuued i'roni Kirst l'age.)
iMer .*? It till' Ill.l > prove to lit; the
] :'.! -1 Mep towards substituting a
civtl;/.?d 1>... s of right and reason
for i ti.it of barbaric violence in the
arbitration of I lie <|ii'^tion at Issue
between Ireland and (ireat Hritain
"Should tli- < out''? ? rt lice now in
itiated lead to all ultimate under
?taniin;: and lasting peace between
llie pfopb - of these two islands,
which have been in a Male of war,
or t-u peml* d war. lor more than
?even ami a half centuries, it will
,-et a worthy Christian pi ' cedent for
I lie nI il e, v . rid.
"I'.riti.-h pre.-lis* will lie restored.
Voting Ireland will live In history
as having :iivi d. by It?; courage and
leatlf.ist in s.-, the .deals for which I
millions were led to offer their lives
in the preat war."
MtiMJ I'ltom km i> mii.i iti.i:
IMtOIII.KM. ?? \ ^ s J \ \ MII TS
I I'?} Associated I're.sfr;.!
Ii.\ I ii iN. July i' Item i.i I Jan
flu .ften Siii ii is. a ? i' ill i? f of the
.'in oi o South \: ! a. who ha ; just
? I uri ? I from . visit I ? Ireland. I
,ctl . id . ? \pi e- . .1 11 opinion Io
lii'-h: the' !'.? I? isSi problem i- a
soluble problem This statement was
greeted with, loud nppluiise by the
d; iiii." : company which atlclid
id dinner given in honor of tJcn
eral Smuts by tin South African
colony in l.o;ulon.
? i ? t. i: Smut-" opened hi* speech
by declaring lie had not abandoned
hope of America. "She is a coy
maiden and must not be wooed too
warmly." lie said. "I want to sec
AnievUa pull with us in this great
world service that today is being
renden i by tjii llritish empire al
most hlenn."
"Snm?* In .lull; *niiir on l(inir"
Then, a'.iudiiiu humorously to hi?
visit to ircliiud. lie de. liiri d he found
tin ii. ople "divided iillo t wo classes- -
tiles.- iii j; I and ti >?. on the run."
lie add that he. hini.-elr. had been
air.ong tbi . on the tun. seeking to
> apt I*? port. rs and camera men.
The Irish :>robb ill. said tiener.il
Smuts, v. as on. largely engaging "tho I
wliole Itrilisli eiiip ie It was a
problem, however, on which he could
not sp, ak tollight ? \i ? pt to express
the belief thill .t V a : soluble JHUl
that, if there was a better atmos
phere, "if we all io-lp !<? create a hot
ter atmosphere an.I ar> determined
tn w ipe o ? whiit i rt ?'. v a stain on
the ? I It J11 I ? s" ITt o| i We s hilll 'Uc
ei fill.
*111111* Is I I ?>!!??( >11.
??'I'll- ! ? ll" 1 "lit II . I. .Illpl'.al iitl llv.
"I think. I .mi I,?!;..?! I irsisi. tli.it
tii<> <|U>'sti'in will l.i' >?? \.-.| iiti<| that,
tlioroly. tin' Itiiti.-li I: i i 11?i will lio
trooil from i In ion that in
this anoi.rvt j.art of In I'nitoil KI ti ic -
ilom tin tv ..tiM >\ij-'.'' violation of J lir
1 iiiulami'tit t 1 - lii im ipi? upon whi.-ll
I lie- * I'lllltif' lifts I say that tlx'
l.ioliliin .'...lulilo. .liooanso I liavo
????n it solved :ii til.1' own lOlintr.v un
der i-lri '.itiistatues l'-s eiiilnttorod
than ,ii 111' an<l, lint i-ertainly of a
v.i ilitlii u<! iliara i-tt <?."
S.nn I"- ii "it;-, intertwined with
1 * 11 i ? ? II .i :H tlo I'isli uttart ?'!? of
I a\ i l l !. ?- i.i.l t iie \ t of tlio
I'riln ? nt" 'Walrj t.? ti.at <i'y Inlay.
? Iili i: 1-. a on lull! Sinn in or.
.?!> oi ilii - ! t"oin IVali^in ? ?l'not ."ijrn-*
| of . .ii. ;!ia; ij.'i lo.'Ki <1 lot a* a
t-. ?? ra i-.'?Mit ."i f li> -till''. ? !?? > >.n -
; - ii|in . i| i . . j ..i !>.? v i.nil ml <? -? to
I non '' la! i'ilis fi r |.( .o
i iiiti i: i>ir. \\ in \ tti:iii:?.s
vi r \ i k "I'm hi. roi.it i:
| I:> \ o .at. ! floss. 1
m t.i.in .!?? '? a , it ">
? . ;>??! ii v a ? o ? -i 1 i>i?a > i>y
.. |? J. at ' t ? !?'?!' ? >1 tl t > I' .11"'
i T'mi j.l.'.i ? tl-' 1 a I a.I oil' no k nil
linguinMt tlio a;taoiiii?. uniting tiir.ee.
' Tin* town ? ! Monai^lia ri wa isolated
: v. lu . i/."-- u ? r. I>. in- In ;il lltoro
?day v. ? ri in- .'ill ;.t"l mails hf -
I ? ^ 11 onoln I .Ittd-e Monro |>m
tin- police reeord of the town.
.. tot ri! i. < atal.'Bii" ? f orimo "
I'ntistal Hiov."r ttas sliot and
' , -im i' > > \- -11 .1 1 ? I iijttli* at a
! -. I 'U :1' > '< nioi-ii k
Itrcroi I'laK Inciilriit.
1- I'.I.IW .Inly i Tlio Diiiilin au
* i ? i * t it i. ? "? o\|ir. - ? ? d I-VK r i t t ?
; ! ..? Ano : .? in . "t> i. .?\<r tlio listillinn
? :-..\a o: i)ii A ?: n t'au from tin
; :.o ? ? li t. ' . i. i m i- <?'.
< ti. : t! <? Ii.: ? f .1II .V 1. The
flat: was pulled ilown I \ men in
i f1.
a t o mi ut i i i _ riir j n -i
???* ?! ??' I ?'il.; in < ' ? t onihT.
*"i"!i.' mattor i ? l.i'iii-? !nvest I
in?l if ? i-- found lliat -ln jier
>tio. t in .1 w. moml.oi.s of the
|. | . .- t i,oy will I.' M-itahly
i Hh."
Iloin Kill- I' is; la I In I lilellKu.
I- I . t, I Now ,? |
?'Hi1' v:<' .' at;. r. |;
Mt i i.i*f? \\ f-iliiiMia > from lioat pros
Man-. r,or- Wi o ovorioinc
'"I ' i . ? . lie ;? ' 'I'll , r! oi> n
' lV( ' 'I I rom drowning*.
' ' ' ?' '' ' < ? a |i0 tlio
I.( I." a ii lyiilvo .M:? h Ik a n H ltd
fair
I ami I * :i 11.111 r, i.l Itnrloiuli, IMoi.
' -"i /I I la I four, ? '
i t ilt' t So. r> tat y
'' "' 1' 'hi 'ilian of tlio
inrnls.s m
ttiolO If.
;j !hi orif In-1 worii <'.,iiKda and inu Witt
j J ii <1 i? i. died l.< tg tud.i^
The Old Home Town
By Stanley
5TANLC-V
SOME UNKNOWN PERSON OR ^
PERSONS LEFT,A BULKY PACKAGE
AT MR BROWNS PLACE LASTNIGHT. \ \
%, \
12?
PERMANENT TARIFF
' BILL IS FORMALLY
LAID BEFORE HOUSE
i1 'out iir.it <1 1 ?"i"???11 l'.r>t 1'age.)
wool schedule it wa< declared that
the "compensatory fluty on manufac
turer ?? f wool I:.is kept down to
the lowest point o>nsi -1 ??nt with the
principles of prut* < t i<<n."
Kxplaining the schedule. the
report said the romnii'Ki' was of the
opinion that "no taritt duties. no mat
t?? i* how high." roiiiu moot the con
ditions that would ar.se w ii<-n lier
many again in .i position to force
her <ly?s and dvostutVs on Aim-rit in
markets. It ?.is declared that tli ?
a real "Oernian dye syndicate" would
attack all competitors "wjth reck
less disregard of business ilopfnry."
Ilcnelil l.umtier men.
The report s.tid thai the provision
:i the Intnhor schedule authorizing
the President proclaim a retalia
tory tariff on finished lumber against
any country taxing American prod
ucts would "have a beneficial effv t
? hi ilo export of finished li:t!;l>er.
With regard to tile sugar schedule,
the report said tbe duty proposed
would yield S1 "ft.000,000 a year with
out increasing the cost of sugar to
American consumers. adding that
Since tlie i iiierplicy tariff with if 4
Minar duty \m lit Into effect, the price
of sugar had continued to dftelfhe
despite predictions of opponents of
such a tariff that the price would
increase.
In bis minority report. Ileprcsenta
t'\e Krear said "it must be remem
bered that American valuation ad
valorem tariff rates contained in tin:;
bill j :i re much higher in actual effect
ban where the same rates are fixed
n former tariff bills, due t ? lower
foreign valuations compared with
values here."
"Tlie chemical dye schcdul. .-aid
Mr. Krear, "is fiindamcnlalH objec
tionable ami is a high? ha tided pro
posal to grant praeticall.v exclusive
dje rights to i v. cognized in nopoly."
Will Vole on July ai.
Mouse lb-publicans at a cm ?? n-nce
tonight tixed July -I as the .I.t? for
the final vote on the general tariff
I ill, consideration of which " ill be
gin tomorrow. The confei en. e also
adopted a proposition opening the
hides, cotton, dyes and oil s.-belittles
to amendment from the Moor and per
mitting each to be disposed of by n
separate vote. Other schedules would
l>e subject to amendment only by the
Ways and Mean* Commilte.
The conference decided to I t\ ? t he
bill read tomorrow, after w: i? li gen
ernl debate will b>. made t h<* order by
a special rule for which the confer
ence decided to ask and wh ii t'hai:
ii-,in I'.impbell. of the llub - I'oitt
niittoc, said woubl l>e for;', -orning
tomorrow.
\'o rest ridon - will be pl.t. . 1 on
the discussion until July 1! aider
an agreement reached ton. !, but
debate thereafter- will be under five
iiiinute limitation. A mendim-n: also
will be taken up during the i" t i of
limited debate
Decision to allow scparat. - -asi.l
<ration of hide?, dyes and o,:> ?? is
not unexpected, but it was l> ' eved
by some that the lumber si lc dub-.
woubl be given the sain- :'.atus
I'hairmau Kordtiey. id' the Way.- and
Means Committee. however. eaij the
Army Goods Store
(!<)<; i:. Hnwul si.
S K, Broad St.
IJM2 Hull S(.
(illiccrs' stylo Uross Shirt,
rxtru (|tialily, light. cool and
< oinfortahlc.
Special
1 Illicit':'' stylo
$1,35
$5.50
i
Oxfords J
(
v
.lust received a bcatililttl lol ?
of Bathing Suits of <t?n q? ?
varied colors .... s
2-lh Australian Poach Jam,
:>."?c per ca.n.
Wo have only a limited
quantity of this .Jam.
It's wort li your while, to
visit those stores. A ire
mciHlous saving on every
thing.
propi.;-;! 1 to i>u; 11??? lumber t>. ? ? \ i -.? ? ?i^
11. ;i separate villi' was in it.ti l>y
ilea i : i lit to one.
I'll \ M i: I'llOTKVrs I'llllt IMON
OK \K\V l. S. 'rAIIII'K I.AW
I IS\ A s.iciated Press. I
I'AIM^. .luly fi. - The l-'iv;!, I, j..,
eminent this i Vfiiiiin forwarded t > M j
.lus-.serand. French itiiilms:ador hi
'A'ashinul ?n. for I ransmisslon 1 >? lie
Stale 1. I it > ? !H. a protest ? 11> ? ? j
French ''lia Ullx-r of < Vninn r. e :ti;ait!-!
the provision > ? f i ho new A met i < ? 11 I
la riff i.iw <.ilium tor inspection ov I
American aueut.v of the hooks of
I'n-ii.'li i-\portir.< for the purpose i.t"
determining the ail valorem ilitlie.- j
to lie colli cted I y the Fnltcd States.'
K;-. hi ii i xporti rs are said to 1 ? j
greatly disturbed mi r this fiaturo of'
the tariff measure and do, are tliat.
under no comlii ions, will inspection
lie lo ? rated. II is pointed i.ut t h. '
surli a privili ut as the American law
r>-<|in -Is i* net accorded even lo tin
French ^i>\i * ument( e.\i ;>i in hi ?
Usual instanc<> The French. in their
proti.-t. s.iv t' 11 > aic willing to n I v??
to Treasury I lejia tlnieni au mis full
stall metits upon wliieh the ad valorem
tax ean he hayed
At the i.tlh e of the American com
mercial attache i: was ? xplained that
the Treasury I 'epa rt lu-nt a penis .it
I'aris had mad invest iuat jons ot
i xporti; i s' cost in production with
?i tlo- l.n.-t > ear and the ad valorem
duties collei-;?d at New Yorl; had
I een bastd upon these reports, which
consisted largely of voluntary . tale,
incuts by the exporters.
The Ameri an I'iiamher of <"om
IIK'fi e at I'aris considered the French
protest at a meeting held this Jifier
noon and the matt* r was referred lo
ilie special tax e .mmiI? The opin
ion was expressed, how.vr, that the
law probably Would have t. ? he modi
lied. ilasmueh a vv mid he vir
tually impossible to j.-t the French
exporters t<. inspection of
their looks. It vv a -? further said that
there was a !?? iiif ui:i"m American
i' .sirif- in. n in I'ranoe that tin- pin -
vi-ion would l?o foil nil inipra iii-aM<v
I'Ui ill..: .1 <omproiiiise miulit lie
? ''?iii'ii.'il !iy liaviiiK 111,. 11 ?? li npon .
' ? .1 I ^ l "> pill 1 i. a< youn t :iii ts.
JOHNNY WILSON AFTER
MATCH WITH CARPENTIER
UOSTON. .Inly (l. A challenge !?>
'moikis '"arp'-ntiiT. 1 iuht -l.*-:i v > -
wi-iuht I'-uiip.-n of l ho world. in !>.
Iialf of Johnny Wilson. middleweight
till., iioM.-r. was iinnounoed 111? r? ? to
day l>y Marty Killilea. inanaL:< r of
111-* latter.
"\V Is.>n wolilil k nock ?. i? tli<>
|.'ii'ii I;:nan as quickly as I ? ? :11j? >?*y
ami l here uuiilil not I" much
?1 i II" ? retire in tin- weight Wilson
Would weiuh al'oiit 1 *i*i pounds. ' Kil
lilea'.* M;iti-ni? :il said
'I'n lte|iorl on \iililn*rr Hill.
WA.-'lllNfiToX. .inly <; -Kavnralde
???p.mi on tin- \Vil!i;-i'a 'iplull antl
l>ci-r Mil wtis ordmed today by the
donate Judii-iary Committee. Chair
man Nterlln^ aid lie would seek
:-vnaie consideration proliahly within
two <t lhr? e da> s.
Tin1 commit toe approved some
amendments <1 ? sinned I" afford n
kieulop ildiri'c of protection to the
|..KitJnial>' ast'i's i f alcohol.
I'ossi" MiooI.h Kidnaper tlrnil.
llouli KIVKK, Olt |-:cJuly
I.usher I'auan. who shot 'I'. .1. Mill?r
here today and kidnaped MilU i'ii wife.
I" yt ar-old Hon and 'J't-y> ar-old
da'i^iil.r. was shot and killed early
tonight l>y a postman after he had
I.Mil surrounded In a thicket. Mis
prisoners were uninjured.
\\ iiiintiiiiki'r (mil \riiMiur *?ee llrirdini;.
\V A S III N 'I T < > \", July f,.- John
W ana maker, Philadelphia, and J.
<>Kil>'ii Armour, of '"hleapo. talked
over inisiness conditions today with
I're-idiiil llardititt siiid remained for
1 iiiii-ln ? n al 'lie White House. They
declined to reveal detniis of their
dismiss:'ii wiMi i Ik I'residnt.
For Economical Transportation
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for you to enjoy the advantage of an
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motor car value.
Chevrolet Motor Co.
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Our stock is complete with the newest Kodaks
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ASKS PROTECT! TUFF
ON SOUTHERN PRODUCTS
IHxIo Ci)ii){rpss l'rfji'4 AmeiiilmoiU
<>iiiiruntuc>iiiK Consideration of
Economic Welfare.
I Uy Associated I'ress. ]
NE\V Oltlj^ANH, I,A.. July (j.-?l-'oiir
hundred delegates from tivo States
today pact'il llio Southern Tariff Con
gress strongy on record for a protoc
tlvo tariff on Soul horn products.
Resolutions adopted call for amend
ment of tho proposed tariff hll| "to
Blve consideration t?> the economic
welfare of the South by Its inn the
same tariff levies upon Southern
products as are given the products of
other sections."
Slates reiu'csented at the meeting
were Alabama, Arkansas, l.ottisiaiia.
Mi- si.ssippi and Texas. The kevnotr.
address was delivered by tjovcrnor
John At. Parker. of l.oulsla mi. who
said ilie South " has too lonu followed
tin- old plan and the old fetish, and
permitted other sections to got rich
at otll' expense."
President John II. Kirby. Houston,
Texas, lumber man, presided .< t most
of the session. His address set forth
tin- objects of the meeting n ltd called
for strong resolutions, which were
adopted.
The only light developed when
(ieorgc II. Terriberry. speakinu as
president of the New Orleans As.-o
e.ati'iti of Commerce, opposed a dut\
imports. The effort to ex
elude oil from the resolutions failed.
It ielm ril ? Killers Western lllrnt.
i.mu.waim >l,is. July 6.?
Ci. hards. national junior champion,
today wired his entry for the West
ern tennis championship, which will
In held on the courts of the Wood
m ck Country flub. here. Julv II
t.. l?.
Evvrydtty A d-1 on hires
Tlmtmht* of n I.list Wiitcli.
"Tick?tick? tick ? I feel n little
H lie or ufler Hint full on the liliril ;
pit t cmclil ji'sicriliij. I niiiildn'l
lie surprised If 1 litul internal In
Juries?l*m skipping ii lient mm
.'?ml I lien?t lek?t Ickely?t Irk.
"Thl* innn'n Inking mr mil of
IiIm pocket nunln. He's done
nothing but show me to people
rur since lie fun nil me. I'lonse
ilon't nlmki' tne? I'm koIiik!
?I lek?tick?
"I lirt my owner ?ii? lair tel
ling to IiIm olllce this morning.
tlr in nut be lonrly nlllioiil m<
lie used to prop me up on his
desk nlionl mi hour before <|II11 ?
ting Unit* mid look nt nir r\er.T
ll?r minutes. Thine miti' Ihe
ilu)n!
"I Just lirnnl this man n^kinc
lili friend to let IiIm see Tile IIU
pntcli?he nnid something about
I lie l.imt find I-'oiiiiiI column. Oh
liny, tun? lie lir'll llnil nir ndter
llsed!
"llomcwnrd bound?this I* thr
life! 'I'll In mnn I ?) n prel t J kohiI
ki'iiuI, nftrr nil. He's takliiK mr
iirouml to iny nunrr'n oftlee now.
llurrnb!
"Tick ? tick?n-tlck! Imennlngi \
I might binr known thntll
(Copyright. 1&2I, by Paul [. Smith.) '
MICHIGAN MAN, 60, HELD
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
KALAMAZOO. MICH.. July Or.
I'tank 'A. Coll it. CO-yeui'-old presi
dent of the village of VlekwliurR, was
arraigned hero tyilay on a charge
of murder in cpnnrotlon with the
fatal shooting two weeks a>ro at
VieksburK, of Robert Thompson, of
Kalamazoo. |ir. Collcr'efitered a plea
of not guilty anil was released on
1>oinl for * liearhiK July SI.
Kifty leading; citizen* or Viekshurn
eame here for the arraigned | ire pared
t?i sign tin* lionil fo. melr mayor. Al
though ollieial hnndsincn are limit* <1
to two, thirty were iiermitli <1 lo sign
as a matter of infor.<>.<i record. Sev
eral hundred of lii.s townspeople lat>-r
escorted the aged deicmtaut t<> Vieks
burji.
I >r. ("oiler reiterated today his
slulciricnt that lo- sum rnompson tn
cell' defense, etniiiiinc the latter at
tacked him wln-n he intervened in a
family i|uarre| whiiw ? >:! a profession
al call.
DECLARES HUSBAND LEFT
HER FOR RUSSIAN PRINCESS.
inu Unit her husband Kdward S. \V
mini, had deserted her f<?r lTincc8>;
Knt heriue CheratolT. member of nit'
uuvlcnt Uusnlun family. Mrs. Killili
Kuho Nye. of Alnmctlii, ha? entered)
Mllit for dlvoi'ee.
Nye. Iii.s wife alleged, ly living .it|
Au Haul Chuinhlot, Krance, 111 the
Chateau of the Princess.
When war hroke out Nye went to
Km nee as y. M. A. worker. Later
lie win with tile nlit I-Hulshevlsi
forces hi Karon Wi-ariuei's liead<|Uar
t< i s*.
Vnierleiin Trunin Tram \\ III".
NI0W f'OIlT, K. I.. .Inly 6. The
J I :t r vard - Yule lawn tennis team de
feifted tile Oxford-CanihrldKe te.mv
live matches in four, hy winniim four
of tile fd\ KltlKlcM matches Oil the
Casino inuriN today The liriRllfdi
men took two of the Ihrec double*
ma I cliey yestenla y.
Nye, former California
Just When White Is Most
Wanted?In July
Clearance of Junior
While Dresses
^ $10.95 '
At $1 <>.!>,'??and originally thev sold for $1 ?>.;"?(? to $:?S.5o
each!
The si/.es and styles arc for the junior miss and small
woman of size II to 17.
Tim materials are White Net, White Organdie, White
Voile, White Chiffon.
Most remarkable dresses for $IO.H."?.
?4' $7.50
These arc for girls of tj to 1 I years dresses thai were
originally $13.50 to $lt>.f><) each.
Although for at least two months more white will he a
style favorite, we want to clear these out and make
room for our fall stocks.
Therefore ihe whole collection of beautiful little White
Frocks we have marked at ?7.."it) each.
UKal/tim erd&rotJiers
HHOAD AT FIFTH.
Your
rifle's life
is measured by the priming in the cartridges
Every shot has some effect on
the barrel. If you use a cartridge
with an ordinary priming:, the
fouling attracts rust and digs little
pits in the surface of the barrel.
Coarse priming will scratch and
wear the barrel.
These destroy accuracy, make
the rifle hard to clean and keep
clean, and eventually "wear out"
the bore.
The U. S. Cartridge Company
has developed a priming for car
tridges which minimizes the effect
on the barrel. This priming is in
the famous N. R. A. .22s and all
U S Rim-Fires. A rifle lasts
longer at the time when it is most
valuable?that is, when you have
had it long enough to know it
and regard it with real affection.
Be good to your rifle. Use
only U S Cartridges. We sell
them in all popular styles and
sizes. Money back if not
satisfied.
?,CARTRIDGES
AND SHELLS
UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE COMPANY, New York, Manufacturers
.inn nun*
WnlkinH-f'ntlrrll Co., Illrlimonil.
\ IrKlnin-Cnrolliin llnril^nrr Co.. Itlt'liinoiiil
It It'll ninnil linrdMnrr Co., It Irhinoml.
%V. S. Donn(in lUnlnnrr Co., Ilirbiiioml.
HKAMOItS
Mnrnrll X ItlrhiirclM, -T-.'t I' SI., Itli-hmonfl.
A. II. Cliirkr .Son Hnrilo?iri* Co., Mo l'?
llroml Itlt'hinonil.
Ilowrll llrolhor.H, IKIU I-:. llroml St.. Itlcli
inonfl. *
C. II. l.unilKrcii, I'*.. Ilroiiil H(? It It'll ?
nioittl.
It. II. lllclinrtlHoii, l:tI>> Hull Hi., Itlchnioml.
Ilnrrln, Fll|i|irn X Co., It It'llmonil.

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