Shamokin News-Dispatch from Shamokin, Pennsylvania • Page 8

SHAMOKIN DISPATCH. SATURDAY, AUGUST 11. 1923 PAGE EIGHT DAILY7 RAD I PROGRAM Even Ancient Are Put Fossils To Work For Us Radio Replaces Verse To Indicate Coming Weather For Farmers Motor Federation HitsAtMenaceof (imt) (iit) WBAL, BALTIMORE 185.6 1050 k. 7:10 6:30 WBAL Orchestra. (.48 1:45 Programs from WJZ.

WEIL BOSTON 408.1 590 k. 06 8J)0 Stetaon Parade. WASHINGTON, Aug. 9 Intelligent farmers nowadays are not greatly interested in predictions in almanacs or in other long-range fiction, according to Dr W. J.

Humphreys of the weather bureau. The rely on officials reports by ra fh! ut ot rhf misture is condemn uhP flnplr the de of a pitch-? when filled with iCQ watPr 6rass andoTher oatta infa eecutuV -H VlL hi other time. HenV. i dio and on their own observations. Scientific forecasting of the weather does not place reliance on many -f certain that if there wSAS nor clouds during tiftSS Willie a one forVoS there is the old "signs," particularly of those that are supposed to forecast one oea son from occurences in the previous season.

But Dr. Humphreys says that many of the sayings in regard to tin weather that have been down from generation to generation are based cn many observations and ar-i often reliable. For example, he says a warning of some value but not highly reliable is embodied in the verse: A rain bow in the morning Is the shepherd's warning; A rainbow at night Is the shepherd's delight. One of the "very -st indicators of the weather for the day," Dr. Humphreys said, "is the state of dew in tain that either the sky was 1 or that -there was appreciable wmn -l both, ard both as a rule.

pSl general rainstorm by six to 12 or 24 hours, according to circumstat Consequently Dr. Humphrey Jv there is much reason back of the twa proverbs: When the grass ls dry at morning light (CotnpUt by UnlUd Preu) SATURDAY. AUGUST 11 SATtaDAI BEST riATfllt Ktialla OfflcUUy notifying th Rpubllcn cndlitt of bl nomlnttlon. direct from Ptlo Alto. Cillf.

(Combined NBC a.tworU nd the ColumbU By item. Geldaia Bd Crt WJZ network. Uwlxh SUdlia Ceneert WIAP network. (Dt1I1i iln time In flnt column; t.ndird time In lecond eolumn. Hevjr fliure denote time titer Midnight.) (EASTERN TIME STATIONS) (iojtI (ist) wrG.

ATLANTIC t. 41 4S Dinner muilc; Newt. I 10 7 30 Concert 10 I CO Dance music. WBAL, BALTIMOBE SSS.S 1050 k. JO 30 WBAL Dinner Muale.

0 7.00 HOOVER NOTinCATTON. 1 1 00 I 00 Enaemble; Dance music wrtl. BOSTON 808.1 S0 ,00 100 Dinner muete. 1 00 7 00 HOOVER NOTOTCATION. go a.

no Lewlaohn Stadium Concert. WMAK. BITFALO S45.1 450 50 10 Dinner muale. 00 7:00 HOOVER NOTTFTCATION. 10 30 I 20 Organ: Dane muale.

ffGE, BirTAI-O SOt.S 0k. JO 30 Btatler Oreheatra. I 00 7 00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. I I 00 00 Lewlaohn Btadtum Concert. WLW.

CINCINNATI g. 700 t. 7 00 00 Re porn; Mona Hour. 00 7:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. I 1.00 00 Popular WSAI.

CINCINNATI 361. 830 k. 7:00 00 Club; Dinner muale. i I 00 7:00 Musical ,11 00 10 00 Dance muale. WWJ, DETBOrr 832.

7850 fc. 00 8:00 Dinner programa. I 00 7:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. 8:00 Lewlaohn Stadium Concert. WCJ-WJB, DETROIT ttO.S 680 k.

7 00 6:00 Dinner programa. 8 00 7:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. I 00 8:00 Ooldman Band. 10:15 9:15 Popular WTIC. HAKTFOED 3S.

0 k. 8 00 7:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. I 00 8 00 Lewlsohn Stadium Concert. 110 10 8:10 Dance music. WOE, NEWABK 422.8 710 k.

8 15 6:1 Dinner features. 1 8 00 7:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. I ft 00 8 00 Varied 111 00 10:00 News; Danes musle. WEAF, NEW YOEK 491.5 810 k. 8 00 6:00 Dinner ft 00 7:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION.

ft 00 8 00 Lewlsohn Stadium Concert. 10 20 9:20 Dance WJZ. NEW YORK 454.8 680 fc. 6 03 5:00 Dinner programs; Organ. I 8 01 7 00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION.

ft 00 8 00 Goldman Band Conefrt. 10:15 9:15 Dance music, WIP. PHILADELPHIA S48. 6 880 k. 30 5:30 Reports; Dinner musle.

8 00 7:00 MandoUn Ensemble. 00 8:00 Aeolian Instrumental Trio. 10:00 9:00 Harmon? Kings, etc. KDKA, PITTSBURGH 815.6 930 k. 8 00 5:00 Reports; Westlnghouse Band.

7:30 6:30 Radio Club; Literary ft 00 7:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. ft. 00 8:00 Ooldman Band. WCAE, PITTSBURGH 4R1.3 650 k. 00 6:00 Dinner music; Etc.

J.O.Q.-lifcz-frojirarua from WXAf. EPS the morning. It gathers on th uxazs and other exposed objects' when they The Set That iquiu nn ia To I I fill 1 LVtf tvi I TOW million-year old fossils take a vital part in modern American business la a curious lttn of the day's pews. In the form of abates, buried in rocks, these ancient fossils are washed down the mountains of Brazil and are gathered tn the valleys. Transported en the backs of llamas to the sea coast, and thence by ship to New Jersey or New York, they eventually reach American factories.

The IH 0THER Herbert Hoover, Missouri Farmer, Soon To Visit Maryville "Ranch" MARYVTLLE, Aug. 10. when Hoover actually became a Mis- DAILY SADIO PROGRAM Speeding Busses Bus Has Its Place on Road But it Must Not Overstep Limi- tations, States S. Edward 1 HARRISBURQ, Aug. 11.

The menace of the speeding motor bus on the highway! ol Pennsylvania as hit In statement issued today oy Edward Gable, of Lancaster, president of the Pennsylvania Moujr Federation. "Speed in travel Is essential in these busy days," said Mr. Gable, "but highway safety is preeminent. The bus has its place on the road, but It must hold to that place and not overstep the limitations of the law in speed, nor In tny other phase of operation. The men in charge of operation of these bus lines and the man behind the wheel of every bus must see to it that ihe provisions of the traffic laws are held to strictly at all times, and under oil circumstances.

"The motor bus has -ken a place along side the railway train and the trolley car as a means of overUnd transportation. In the past year throughout the nation busses repie-senting several billion dollars in invested capital carried nearly three billion passengers. In Pennsylvania, capital carried nearly three til-lion passengers. In Pennsylvania, ps in other states, the bus has found wide public favor, But with the widespread utilization of the bus as a of travel comes the ff highway safety, a problem that is giving tne state authorities considerable concern, for all over the state there have arisen protests that busses are, in many instances, disregarding the speed laws as set forth in the motor code, and are otherwise violating the commonwealth's motor vehicle- regulations. "If the bus, as does the railway train and trolley car, move alon? a private right of way, there would be no difficulty.

But as it is the bus must take Its place with tfce pleasure car, the truck and the motorcycle on the mam arteries of travel. Its speed is governed by the same motor code that regulates the pleasure car and the truck. It mus.t stop when the traffic signal is against it ana move when the 'go' sign flashes. It must abide by the regulations of the road in whatever state and whatever municipality it is operating. It has no special road privileges.

Yet, with it all, the bus must hold to, as clcsely as possible, a fixed schedule, otherwise it cannot serve theipublic well. "Time must be made on the road, else the bus loses much of its utility as a common carrier. But the general safety of all other users of the highway, as well as that of the bus passengers, must at all times be taken into consideration and excessive speed and reckless operation of busses in order to hold to schedule will not be tolerated in Pennsylvania. Captain William C. Price, head of the State Motor Patrol, served no-'tlce of this recently when he ordired his men to investigate the many complaints that had come to him regarding alleged violations by many bus drivers of the state motor vehicle laws.

"The Pennsylvania Motor Federation is firmly in back of this campaign to rid the highway of the menace of the speeding bus. I realize that traffic snarls, wet highways, and, in winter, ice and snow, frequently make it difficult for motor busses to hold within a fixed rate of speed and, at the same time, cover their ground any ways near to schedule. But that is a problem the bus men must solve. Public safety mands it. "The bus as a means of overland transportation, as well as for urb.m and interurban use, is comfortable, WW- I butVU Mtk4 IVVtOVAl WC Ti price It is here to stay, as its rapidly growing usage throughout the nation indicates, but it must hold to the laws governing its operation, just as do other public utility companies.

"The people of Pennsylvania will not tolerate the menace of giant busses traveling at an excessive rate of speed over the highways of the commonwealth, Jeopardizing the safety of all on the arteries of travel The bus line operators are taking precautions to safeguard their passengers, but they must look to the safety of all nthe arteries of travel "The state's highways are public. not private property, and all users of tkese roadl musT EVnE State Motor Patrol is to be congratu- lated in its efforts to put a stop to all law violations by these giants of the highway." Chairmanship Will Be Decided Todav From Page One things and the power the chairman wields the struggle has been pre cipitated this year. Two years ago wnen Mr. jenmiah was elected, it was unanimous for him. This year has seen a very bitter struggle for the job with onlv those who are on the inside knoTIng Just how bitter the fight has waxed.

Mr. Jerimiah is the candidate of i "Herbert Hoover the Missouri farmer!" This is no campaign slogan concocted by wiley campaign managers to harvest the elusive farm vote. It is likewise not fiction, as the recent unbrotherly demonstration against Herbert Hoover at the Republican national convention at Kansas City by the rustic supporters (edit) (tat) WOT, SCHENECTADY I7.S TK k. 7:00 00 Programs from WEAF. 00 7.00 HOOVER NOTOTCATION.

(.00 8:00 Lewlaohn Stadium Concert. WBZ, SPBLNGFTELD 8.18.1 800 k. 7:00 6:00 Dane muale: Organ. 8 00 7.00 Program! from WJZ. 10.30 9.20 Dane muale.

WRC, WASHINGTON 468.5 640 6:00 6:00 Dinner music; Bible talk. 8 00 7:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. 6.00 6:00 Lewlaohn Stadium Concert. (U.R) (CENTRAL TIME STATIONS) (cmt) (cii) WSB. ATLANTA 475.

ft 630 k. 6 30 8:30 Muale Box; Dane muale. 7 00 6:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. 1 00 7 00 Musical KYW-KFKX, CHICAGO 86 870 k. 7 00 6 00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION.

8 00 7:00 Program! from WJZ. WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO 447.5 670 6 00 5:00 Dinner features. 7 00 6:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. 8 00 7:00 Concert features. 10:00 9:00 Popular WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO 416.4 730 k.

00 6:00 Dinner musle. 7:00 6:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. 6 00 7:00 Musical programa. 10. 00 9:00 Dance muale.

WOC, DAVENPORT 874.8 800 k. 7:00 6 00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. 8:00 7:00 Lewlaohn Stadium Concert. KOA, DENVER 315.9 930 k. 7 00 6:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION.

8 00 7:00 Lewlaohn Stadium Concert. 10. 00 9:00 Denver Municipal Band. WHO, DES MOINES 835.4 860 k. 7:00 6:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION.

8:00 7:00 Capitol Theatre musle. 9.30 8:30 New York dance musle. WDAF, KANSAS CITY 876.1 810 k. 7:00 6:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. 8 30 7:30 WDAF features.

12:45 11 45 Night hawks. KFAB, LINCOLN 319 (40 k. 7:00 6:00 Dinner concert. 9:00 8:00 Miscellaneous. 11:00 10:00 Jr.

Chamber of Commerce. WCCO, PAUL 405.2 740 k. 7:15 6:15 Barlow'i Orchestra. 8:00 7:00 Lewlsohn Stadium Concert. 10:00 9:00 Olsen Ensemble.

11.05 10:05 Long's Orchestra. WSM, NASHVILLE 836.9 890 k. 7:00 6:00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. 8.30 7:30 Dinner music; Barn Dance. WOW, OMAHA 408.

596 k. 7 00 6 00 HOOVER NOTIFICATION. 8. 00 7:00 Program! from WEAF. (U.R) (Compiled by United Preu) SUNDAY, AUGUST 12 SUNDAY'S BEST FUTURES WPG Operatle Concert.

WEAF NETWORK Atwater Kent Hour WJZ HOOK-UP Natl. Symphony Ore a. WOR NETWORK Come to the Fair. (Daylight saving time In first eolumn: standard time In second column. Heavy figures denote time after Midnight.) (EASTERN TIME STATIONS) (edst) (est) WPG.

ATLANTIC CITY 172.6 1109 k. 9:15 8:15 Operatic concert. (idst) (ist) tFCF, MONTREAL 416.7 730 k. 7:30 6:30 Rex Battle's Orchestra. 8:30 7:30 Studio program.

10:30 9:30 Jack Denny's Orchestra. WOR, NEWARK 422.3 710 k. 6:15 5:15 Dinner period. 8:00 7:00 Trio; Cameos. 9:00 8:00 United Opera Company.

10:00 9:00 The Captlvators. 11:00 10:00 Dance music; News. 11:30 10:30 The Witching Hour. WEAF, NEW YORK 491.5 610 k. 6:00 6:00 Waldorf dinner music.

6:55 6:55 United Press sports. 7:00 6:00 Talks and music. 8:00 7:00 O'Cedar Shining Hour. 6:30 7:30 A. P.

Gypsies. 9:30 8:30 Buick Hour. 10:00 9:00 The Cabin Door. 10:30 8:30 El Tango Romantleo. 11:00 10:00 Venetian Gondoliers.

WJZ, NEW YORK 454.8 660 k. 6:00 5:00 prog.am; Sporu. 6:45 5:45 Dog talk; Twin Pain. 7:30 6:30 Roxy and Hi! Gang. 9:00 8:00 Riverside Hour.

9:30 8:30 Real Folks. 10:00 9:00 Russian Gayetles. 11:00 10:00 Slumber Music. WUT, PHILADELPHIA 105.2 740 k. 7:30 6.30 Dream Daddy itories.

8:00 7:00 Programs from WEAF. WIP, PHILADELPHIA 348.6 860 k. 6 30 5 30 Reports; Dinner music. KDKA. PITTSBURGH 815.6 950 k.

6:00 5:00 American Cleaners. 6:30 5:30 KDKA Ensemble 7:30 6:30 Program! from WJZ. 11:00 10:00 Reports; Weather. WCAE, PITTSBURGH 461.8 650 k. 6:00 5:00 Dinner music; Sports.

7:00 6:00 Solos and talks. 8:00 7:00 Programs from WEAF. 11:00 10:00 Time Ugnal. wrva. mrHMovn mi-itaok 8:00 7:00 Wm.

Byrd Trio. 9:00 8:00 Musical feature. 10:00 9:00 Talk; Danes mulie. 13:00 11:00 Hotel orchestra. WHAM, ROCHESTER 286.2 1076 k.

7:00 6:00 Markets; Roxy Gang. 9:00 8:00 WJZ features. 10:30 9:30 Rainbow Quartet. 11:00 10:00 Sax Smith's Cavallen. WGT, SCHENECTADY 379.5 790 k.

6:00 5:00 Marketa; Dinner muilc. 7:00 6:00 Talk; Hotel orchestra. 7.30 6:30 General Electric Hour: Stickles' Voealeera. 8:30 7:30 Programs from WEAF. 11:00 10:00 Sax Smith'! Cavalier.

WBZ. SPRINGFIELD 333.1 900 k. 8:35 6.35 Reports; MAC Forum. 7.30 6:30 Programs from WEAF. 10:00 9:00 News; Dane oreheatra.

CFCA, TORONTO 888.8 849 k. 6:00 6:00 Reports; Dinner muilc 7:15 6:15 Organ recital. 8:00 7:00 Oelshin Trio. WRC. WASHINGTON 468.S 646 k.

6 00 5:00 Completa from WIAF. 11.00 10:00 Slumber Music U.R (CENTRAL TIME STATIONS) (oar) (cat) WOI. AMES, IOWA 268.8 1130 k. 45 7:45 Lecture; Band music. to the dirigible service, during the World war and knew the horror that every dirigible "sailor" faces an ex plosion of the gas bag in mid-a'r.

Bottoms had heard of helium gas, and he started making researches along that line. He located a dc-posite of the gas in Kentucky, and resigned from the army to form a company. The deposits failed and Bottoms once more started in search of helium gas deposits. He learned of a small strike of this kind of gas here and, tracing it down, found there were possibilities for a. vast field.

Now his factory Covers several Look for rain before the night. When the dew is on the grass, Rain will never come to pass. Has Stirred the ww ui 1 Power Speaker HEAR IT demcr.slration Phone 11 17-R Shamokin, Pa. RHYMES 1 1 16 I I (.11 rift Program! from WEAF. WNAC, BOSTON 461.8 650 k.

00 8:00 Columbia Network. WMAK, BUFFALO 843.1 650 k. 9.00 8:00 Columbia Net wot k. WGR, BUFFALO SM.8 990 k. 8:00 7.00 Studio service.

(.00 00 From WEAF. WLW. CINCINNATI 4X8. 700 7:00 6:00 Dinner features. 6:15 8:15 Service, Concordia Lutheran.

10:18 9:15 Crosley Jewelbox Hour. WSAI, CINCINNATI 361.1 830 k. 7:00 6:00 Dinner programs. 9.00 8:00 From WEAF. WWJ, DETROIT 851.7 850 k.

7:10 6.30 Programs from WIAF. WGHP, DETROIT 177.6 1080 k. ft 00 8:00 Columbia Network. WCX-WJR, DETROIT 446 9 680 k. 7 00 00 Dinner features.

8.45 7:46 From WJZ. WOE, NEWARK 421.8 710 k. 7:36 8:30 Organ; Choir (:00 8:00 Game to the Fair. 10:00 8:00 United Military Band. WEAF, NEW YORK 491.8 610 k.

1:00 Noon Five hour matinee program. 6 00 5:00 Stetson Parade. 7:00 6:00 String musle; Sparta. 7:80 6:30 Capitol Theatre musle. 9:00 8:00 Kent Hour.

(.43 45 Biblical drama; Music. WJZ, NEW YORK 454.8 666 k. 1:80 Noon Five hour matinee program. 6:00 8:09 Soloists and string musle. 8:48 7:45 Anglo-Perilani.

8:15 8 15 Goldman Band. 10:15 9:15 National Symnhonv Oreheaire, WFI, PHILADELPHIA 405.1 740 k. 6:00 6:00 Prom WEAF. WIP, PHILADELPHIA 348.8 860 k. 7:15 6:15 Church service.

KDKA, PITTSBURGH 813.6 950 k. 6 30 5:30 KDKA Enaemble. 8:00 7:00 New York WGT, SCHENECTADY 879.S 790 8:00 5:00 Complete from WEAF. WBZ, SPRINGFIELD 838.1 900 k. 7:45 6:45 Program! from WJZ.

(U.R) (CENTRAL TIME STATIONS) (cmt) (car) i WSB, ATLANTA 475.9 630 6:00 8:00 Vesper services. 7:00 6.00 From New York. KYW-KFKX, CHICAGO 626 570 k. 6:00 8:00 Organ reeltal. 7:00 6:00 Sermon; Recital.

7:45 6:45 From WJZ. WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO 447,5 670 fc 7:00 6:00 8:00 7:00 Columbia Network. 10.00 9:00 Amos and Andy. WOC. DAVENPORT 374 8 800 k.

8:00 7:00 Program! from WEAF. 1:15 8:15 Lecture; Organ music. WHO. DES MOINES 635.4 860 fc i 8:00 7:00 Talk; Oypsy Serenadera 9:19 8:15 WEAF 10:15 9:15 Banker! Lite Oreheatra. WDAF, KANSAS CITY 870.2 816 9:15 8:15 Organ; Orchestra.

WCCO, PAUL 403.2140 fc 7:45 6:45 From New York. 9:15 8:15 Lake Harriet Band. 10:15 8:15 Municipal organ recltaL (U.R) 1 (cit) (car) WSB, ATLANTA 475.9 630 k. 6:30 5:30 New York 9:00 8:00 Bailey Hour. 10:00 9:00 Sears-Roebuck Hour.

WOC, DAVENPORT 374.8 800 K. 6:30 5:30 Newi and aporta. 7:00 6:00 Program from WEAF, 7:30 6:30 Organ. 8:30 7:30 Bulck Hour. 9:00 8:00 Address, M.

E. Bacon. 9:30 8:30 Musical programa. 11 00 10:00 Heuer'a Orchestra. KYW-KFKX, CHICAGO 626 670 6:00 5:00 Stories; Dinner music.

6:30 8:30 9:00 1000 5:30 Programs from WJZ. 7:30 Organ recital. 8:00 Navy drama. 9:00 Variety concert. WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO 447.6 670 k.

6:00 6:00 Dinner music. 7:00 8:00 Newi Concert Orchestra. 8:00 7:00 Columbia Network. 10:00 8:00 Popular music; Reports. WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO 416.4 720 k.

6:00 8:00 Dinner muale; Reports. 7:00 6:00 The Muiic Mart. 7:30 6:30 Programs from WEAF. 9:00 8:00 Musical fsttir. 11:00 10:00 Dream Ship; Orchestra.

WLS, CHICAGO 344.6 870 k. 6.00 8:00 SupperbeU features. 8:00 7:00 Concert. 10:00 9:00 Popular musle. WBBM-WJBT, CHICAGO 889.4 770 7:00 6:00 After dinner musle.

8:00 7:00 Ponntav nmvrimi 11:00 10:00 Dance music. KOA, DENVER 325.9 920 k. 8:00 7:00 Riverside Hour; 9:00 8:00 Dance miii 10:05 vi.tw 11:05 10:05 KOA Players. ii.au 10:30 Tenor and KOA Orchestra, KTHS, HOT SPRINGS 499.7 600 k. 10:00 9:00 Arlington Ensemble.

ll-rtA 1n-riri t-w WSCI, IOWA CITT 475.9 630 k. 7:00 6:00 Jefferson Orchestra 8:30 7:30 Mualcal program. 1:64 12:00 Pastime organ. WOS, JEFFERSON CITT 422.8 710 Ci 6.00 7:00 Program. WDAF.

KANSAS CITT 876.2 810 6:30 5:30 School of the air. 7:00 6:00 Programi from WEAF. 9:00 8:00 Studio program. 12:43 11:45 Nlghthawk Frolic KFAB. LINCOLN 819 940 7:60 6:00 Dinner Hour.

9:00 8:00 Feature programi. 11:00 10:00 Memory Club. WHAS, LOUISVILLE 321.4 930 L. 6:00 7:00 Program! lrom New York. WCCO, PAUL 463.2 740 kV 7:80 6:30 Lone'a 6:00 7.00 Program! from WJZ.

8:00 Dance musle; Solos. 9:00 Crinoline Trio. 9:30 Solos; Weather renort. 6:00 10:00 10:30 WSM, NASHVILLE 836.9 890 k. 8:80 5:30 Programa from New York.

6:00 8:00 Dane mnnir t. 10:30 9:30 Vlto'l Radio' Seven 11:15 10:15 Studio program. WOW. OMAHA ana aaa 7:06 8 00 6 30 6:00 Program from WEAF. 7:00 Nordln a Orchestra.

7:30 Programs from WEAF. (118 acres of ground adjacent to the village and his company has leases covering all surrounding territorys, with a number of producing wells and others drilling or located. His company is selling all the helium gas it can get, about two thirds of it to the United States government. Helium gas is non-inflammable. A lighted match can be thrown i lto it and it will not Ignite or explode.

The factory refines this gas and ships in huge tanks. It is new possible in Glasgow. Scotland, to travel 23 miles on the street cars for only four cents. 7 Tubes, Price $137,50 Tubes Extra lead one to think. that a deed of trust binding the Any Maryville citizen will tell you, ownership of the farm was released not without pride, that the "eighty and H00ver became full owner, acre of piece over near Graham" be- Mr Hoover's 1928 farm crop is not longs to the gentleman from Call- figured to be of such proportions fornia and the district of Columbia.

hat it requjre a McNary-Hau-who recently resigned as Secretary pen bm to re3Ulate the marketing, of Commerce to take up the duties 0nlv sixteen acres planted t0 of the presidential nominee of the corn this vear and twenty to oats Republican party. sixteen are in clover and the rest in There is no end of excitement too, grass, locally over the prospect of a visit I This is to check the wearing down from the famous Missouri farm own-, process and to besin to put back er. W. F. Phares.

former chairman i into the soil the fertility and Dro-of the Republican State committee, ductiveness that have sacrificed and a banking association of W. C. by year and year cropping. Pierce, the man appointed by Her- It was undr the efficient Mr. bert Hoover to lock after his Mis- Hoover's ownership that the pres-souri farm interests, caused any a- ent crop rotation with a view to mount of commotion with a recent building up the soil, was begun, announcement.

Mr. Phares said that he was told Mr. Phares who called on Mr. by Mr. Hoover on his recent visit Hoover in Washington recently re- to Washington that "The agricul-turned with word that the Presiden- ture problem is present and it must tial nominee had stated positively be met.

regardless of what political ville and Graham, and would inspect Party leaders including J. Fred his property. Hull, postmaster and former edit- And already they are brushing un or. say the Hoover visit to Mary-the Hoover farm in anticipation of ville will be made after the official Large Dynamic IT Ask for a home Authorized Dealer 131 i 6 Cor. Fifth and Spruce WANT AD Toledo Scale Company opened the first American agate cutting plant, which furnishes 30,000 pounds of this stone for use in scales.

This grade of agate is the hardest obtainable, second only to the diamond. By eliminating friction, they contribute to the accuracy of scales and thereby are Intimately concerned with the literally billions of dollars worth of merchandise which is sold by weight annually. souri farmer. He is said to have become interested in the tract near Graham when some twenty-eight years ago he invested some of his earliest savings througu a fellow student at Leland Stanford university, a Samuel W. Collins, brother of Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Collins, pioneer residents of the Graham vicin ity ard the original owners of the fam notficaticn of nomination in Cali- fornia when the candidate is on his way back east. They point out that a Hoover visit to a Misscruri farm which he owns with a speech or so on the agricultural problem would win him many followers among the midwest farm- ers. British Engineer Is Sought In Jungles; Lost Three Years LOS ANGELES, Aug.

11. Eost three years in the mysterious Matto Grosso jungle of interior Brazil, P. H. Fawcett, daring British engineer, is today the victim of a search for a lost civilization. Belief that Fawcett is dead and that a rescue expedition headed by Commander George M.

Fyott will prove fruitless was expressed by Prof. George M. McBrlde. assciate professor of geography University of California at Los Angeles, and close follower of Fawcett's expedition. The dramatic attempt to reach an ancient city somewhere in the tangled fastness of the great jungle was sketched by McBrlde today.

"Fawcett. who was last heard from May 20, 1925, heard rumors among the natives during a previous trip to the interior of Brazil that a large and populous city existed somewhere in the jungle in a location never be fore visited by white men," McBridc "After the war. with a party of three, Fawcett set out to find this place. "The explorer went almost unarmed, depending on flashlights to awe the natives. He was resourceful and experienced, besides being a grv fighter (Complied by United Press) MONDAY, AUGUST 13 MONDAY'S BEST FEATUBES "Bl Folks" Matt Tbompklna and his friends (WJZ network 1.

Balek Hoar Old-time song! and music (WEAF network). Roir'e Gang As ever (WJ3 network). United Opera Company Standard opera in EngUsa (WOR network). (Daylight aavlng time in first column; atandard time in aecond column. Heavy figure! denote time alter lildnlght.) (EASTERN TIME STATIONS) (idst) (ist) WPG, ATLANTIC CITT 271.6 1100 k.

6:45 6:45 News; Dinner music. 8:00 7:00 Dance music; Solos. 10:00 9:00 Knickerbockers, others. WBAL, BALTIMOBE 285.5' 1050 k. 7 S0 6 30 Programs from WJZ.

10:00 6:00 9:00 The Marylanaera. WEEI, BOSTON 508.3 590 (. 6:00 Dinner music; Newa. 6:00 Big Brother; Minstrels. 7:00 Programs from WEAF.

7:00 8:09 11:00 10:00 Weather and news. WNAC, BOSTON 61.3650 k. 6 00 8:00 9:00 5:00 Club; Dinner music 7:00 Musicale. 8:00 Columbia Chain. WMAK, BUFFALO 550 k.

6:15 6:15 Reports; Dinner music. 9:00 8:00 Columbia Network. 11:00 10:00 News; Cavaliers. WGR, BUFFALO 302.8 990 k. 8:00 7:00 Programs from WEAF.

It-no 10'fln Ni: Dance music. 12:00 11:00 Theatre organ recital. WLW, CINCLNXATI 128.8 700 k. 7:00 6:00 Reports; Dinner music 8:09 7:00 Talk; Orchestra. 9:00 8:00 Programs from WJZ.

10:00 9:00 Fun-full Hour. 11:00 10:00 Popular program. WSAI, CINCINNATI 361.1 830 k. 7:00 6:00 Talka and stents. 8:00 7:00 Programs frm WEAF.

11:00 10:00 Hauer'i WTAM. CLEVELAND 399.8 750 k. 7.00 6:00 Hollenden Orchestra. 8:00 7:00 WEAF features, i 10:30 9:30 Studio recital. 12:80 11:30 Dance orchestra.

WGHP, DETROIT 277.6 1080 k. 7 10 6:00 Dinner muale; News. 8 00 9.00 7:00 Leland Trio; Lady Moon. 8 00 Columbia Network. WWJ, DETROIT 852.7 850 k.

7:00 8 00 6:00 Dinner music; 7:00 Feature! from WEAF. 10:00 9:00 Talk; risk 11:00 10:00 Dance oreheatra. WCX-WJR, DETROIT 446.9 630 k. 6 JO 6:30 Stories; Dinner music 7.30 6:30 Roxy and Hi! Gang. 8 50 7:30 Lin gf man Minstrels.

6:00 8:00 Programs from WJS. 19:00 9:00 Trio; People'! Hour. WTIC. HARTFORD 635.4 860 k. 6:90 6:20 Newi; Dinner music 7:00 Solos; String quartet 8 06 7:00 Program! from WEAF.

11:09 10. 00 Newi and weather. Helium Gas Booms Quiet Kansas Town DEXTER, Aug. 11 Tills quiet little village located in the southern part of Kansas, is now humming with active life and growing by leaps and bounds, all because the dreams of a former army officer became a reality. Lieut R.

R. Bottoms, discovered huge helium gas deposits here recently. Lieut. Bottoms was assigned the visit of its owner. Weeds that were three feet high, have been cut.

Fences have been repaired and old buildings torn down. And should Secretary Hoover take the notion to wage that kind of a campaign, a new front porch is being built on the typical six room farm house. It is not at all clear as to just The meeting will attract hundreds of peopie to the court house. While many of the committeemen and committeewomen will vote by proxy, today meeting is expected to see that largest number of the party's representatives on hand in history of the party in the country. Arrangements to entertain at Itmrhwin tVi rommittppmpn and committeewomen have been made by Mr.

Jeimiah who will be their host sfter the business session of the party. The chief speaker at the meeting will be Emerson Collins of William- cnort. a well known orator and mem ber of the state's Public Sen-ice Commission. Congressman Fred w. Magrady and Ben Apple, nominee for state senator, will also be speakers.

pri irr rrn st-mmovk a lee. the doe nursed it and watch- ed over it until the injury healed. The dog belongeds to Frark S. Humphrey, a local farmer, a dog and fawn formed the central point ol interest for motorists who rlocked from far point to gae at the two I gether In the Humphrey dooryard. Humphrey found the fawn in a hay-lot, helpless because of its age.

Ke carried the animal home and 3d with a nursing bottle. The dog watched with interest and guarded the animal. Only the dog kawrs fcow the broken leg occurred. fy" the county organization as represen- HELP WHEN T.KYTS IS ted by Colonel M. H.

Taggart of FOUND UNABLE TO WALK Northumberland, state insurance commissioner, which out over almost I NORTH COLLEBROOK. their entire ticket in the last pri- Aug. husky German po-mtries- i lice dog. adopted a two-weeks old Mr. Sehultz represents to a large i fawn this summer and when the extent the "old guard" in the coun- fawn had the misfortune to break ly.

wruie a man or independent tendendes and known as a fighter for his convictions jMtck of his fight have been alligned men who in the yesterday were prominent in party affairs. Among these are former State Senator William C. McCon-BeH, who has been In the background largely pushing the cause ol Hi. Schults. Vfr.

Bchultx manC ffswd eom-JrCaise ttrJ the today. His ftghtim was that both he sad IZr. JerMah withdraw from the fight tnA let the leaders center on a neutral party. Whether or not this plaa was conveyed to the otnvr siSe or iv Is not known, thought there may be tome compromise before the TOt-Icg starts this morning. They Won't Be Little Long! Your children are growing changing every day.

You can't keep them as they are but you can keep a picture record that will be priceless in the years to come. THOMAS PHOTOGRAPHERS IN SHAMOKIN The business man can Use the classified plan To keep in touch with buyers. And the consumer may Do his shopping that way-Want ads connect the wires. and all he could do was summon his master. Humphrey sent to Winsted Egypt plans to ur.nrove its hi h-for Dr.

C. A. Burnett, who came ways in order to keep up with t'-e out and set the fawn's I growing number cf automobile's. 'DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENTS BRING RESULTS 1.