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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-02
REAL OUI VEST
WELCOME AWAITS
SHRINERS' CHIEF
+ Preparations for Roundup Week
Are Going Forwarding
Tent Due Here July 10

A real, hearty "Out west" welcome,
and an assurance Of a royal good
time while here fer the Eighth An
nual BOzeman Roundup and big Shrine
ceremonial August 5, 6, and 2, has
been rendered David w. Grassland Of
Montgomery, Ala, imperial pOtentate
of the Mystic Shrine, by the BOze-
man Chamber of Commerce, the XII
wants club, the Rotary club, and the
BOzeman Shrine club.
The telegram sent Mr.. Grassland by
these organizations follows:
Judge David w. Grassland, Imper-
ial POtentate,
"Care Alcazar Temple Mystic
Shrine,
Montgomery, Ala.
"Supplementing the invitation Of
Bagdad temple of Butte, Montana,
which is already in the hands Of your
recorder, the undersigned organiza-
tions extend the most cordial invita-
tion and assure you a real 'out west
hearty welcome at the Eighth Annual
Bozeman-Ringling Roundup. The
Gallatin scenic highway to Yellow
stone park, a mountain trout dinner,
and royal time await your coming. y
Big Tent Coming
Preparations for the mammoth
event tbat i avnected - sino "a
Rozemav NOR fban a o00 naonle are
egoi7,o forvvs,S ,.sri5lv Tbe bio tent
;n which tbo shrine ceremonial will
he held is evnecteJ ~ s~y.iva here
sbo,1f INV m II was sbinneJ from
Rridoenort Conn some lime 900
coronsniod bv two mon ~ co~as' az
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
Clues to Character
BY ]. q. ABERNETHY.
Drifters.

II is contrary to nature to put a
powerful chin on a man or a woman
OF passive character. A man with a
weak chin has a hard time living 1t
down-no matter where he goes. a
weak chin will have behind it 4 weak
character.
A weak chin may be known by the
way it reCedes. Visualize an imagin
ary line up and down from where the
nose Joins the forhead in the center
of the brow 10 the nostrlS; let the
line split the nostrils in the center,
then extend il straight downward he
low the lips. so that if the chin were
to stick out the line would cross it.
If the chin drops behind this line. YOU
will know that here is d reCeding,
weak chin, and YOU need not expect
any great achievement by the indi-
vidual who wears it.
Graft a powerful chin on any un-
aggressive person and you would have
a deformity. BY the same token if
YOU put a weak chin on a person who
has achieved greatness il would seem
grotesque. Look at the persons OF
portraits of persons who have
achieved success in any field of en-.
deavor. and YOU will find that they
have Chins that are strong and firm.
The individual with the weak chin
is the one who is vacillating, always
waiting for something to turn up. "
Such persons do not show much te-
naCity either in work or play. They
are drifters
fCopyrieht. 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
BEAUTY CHATS BY Edna KENT FORBES

should he taken daily, even strenuous
exercises.
Don use strong beauty prepare
or il you do. use them only ocCa sion
ally. Strong aStringents dry the skin.
though they may contract the pores
and oraW up the muscles, strong
packs for Il fallen chin line Will
make your skin like leather. And 50
il goes.
Really the best face treatment j.
cleansing cream. hot water ana Soap
ana lastly a very cold rinse or an ice
rub.
Myrtle s. A.-Snoring is the result
Of some obstruction in the nasal pas
~ CeS. It YOU continue to do it, ask
Your doctor about il. as YOU may pre-
vent catarrhal trouble by taking care
Of il IN time.
Mrs. John D. You can never 20
wrong in giving the baby a hot bath
at the very start of his Croupy attacks
Call the doctor. of course, but do all
YOU can ahead of his visit by getting
the skin to acting freely. With most
trouble will yield just as soon as the
skin begins 10 secrete freely.
4 Mrs. W. IA child's first teeth
should be cared for just as the teeth
! that come later. Have them filed am
I treated whenever necessary 50 as Il
keep them as long as you can. and the
second teeth will be stronger il they
: do not come too soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13

you that the backs of many other
women looked anything but attrac-
tive in new frOCks, she has not the
same opportunity of telling just how
unattractiVe her own back looks. APP
parently Redfern didn't mind intimat-
ing to some of his customers that
these straight, untrimmed backs did
not become them.
Now, of course, as every one
knows. fashion would like us all to
have perfectly straight, perfectly fiat
backs. But wearing frocll with a
perfectly flat, perfectly plain back
isn't going to make one look fiat when
one really is quite the reverse. In
fact, the plainness and fairness of the
froCk only accentuate the curves of
the wearer. SO Redfern hit on the
idea of Curving and trimming his
froCks so as to hide the real curves.
And now other dresSmakers have fol-
lowed suit.
The sketch shows an evening gown
of wine-red velvet with a plain front
and an ornamented back There is an
inset of lace dyed to match the velvet.
and fur edging along the back drap-
cry.
SO much has been done to orna-
ment backs, in fact that some one
says backs are trumpS this season. :"
Necklaces hang down the back. not
down in front, and where there is
scarf drapery it is left hanging down
the back or tied in the back with ends
hanging to the hem.
(Copyright l9o6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
What Tomorrow Means to You
BY MARY BLAKE.
Capricorn.

TomorroW'S planetary aspects, al
though variable. are, on the whole
favorable, and there will he felt the
presence Of stimulating vibrations. 1t
is not, however a very suspicious oC-
Casinn for initiative or originality.
but rather a good opportunity for
clearing UP some matters that have
hitherto caused perpleXitv or doubt
Difficulties that have presented them
selves and, at times. appeared unsur-
mountahle. Will vanish as if by magic
and in this way the day will be alb
normally fruitful of excellent results.
There are one or two brief periods of
depression and doubt, one in the early
morning, between and 10 O'Clock
ana the other just after sunset.
\ boy born tomorrow Will. during
infsncY, prove To be trratic from Il
physical standpoint. but the signs de-
note that he viii finally develop into
a vigorous manhood. \ girl WILL as
an infant. he felicitUuSly exempt from
any serious ailment, and Will grow up
along normal lines. In disposition
both boy and girl will he similar. They
Will be boiSterous. and demonstrative-
~ affeCtionate. uick witted and slow
to anger. always full of fun and
rather Indifferent TO surroundings, as
their chief attraction will be their en-.
| tire lack of affectation.
If tomorrow is your birthday, you
possess much natural ability, and
could accomplish big things. if YOU
had the ambition to do so. You seem
| however, to be satisfied with things as
they are. and lack the energy 10
merchandise ut their proper valuation
I the mental wares YOU could dispose
of to great advantage.
! Your nature is sympathetic and
! trustfIl. You have a big heart, and
! the ills that surround YOU and affect
/ others weigh heavily on your mind
! You show greater desire to he help
! ful IN alternating the troubles oi
! others than attending TO your own ma
terial success. This, however, is not
Il trait that is subject to criticism, anC
! * only worthy of commentator.
Your home life should be very ideal
as, in the role of mate or parent, you
are always thinking of others anC
/ their comfort, and are willing to make
/ any sacrifice To insure their happi
! ness and Contentment.
Well known persons born on tina
! date are George Frederick Shrady
J surgeon: John A. Paine, archaeological
I Felix Warburg, banker; Benjamin r
/ Odell, jr., former Governor Of New
| York.
| Copyright. 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
WHEN WE co SHOPPING
Ry MRS HARIaND TT ALIEN

nrod,,ce . "bop,e,,, clock for a1nost
every room, in rho house Tho ree11It
is thar in his year IF grace vnI1 can
choose fo,, instance j Kitchen clock
from an assortment III rir7epjeces
which arc nIainIy suited not only 10
the coIo. scheme If me mace where
food is rre,,areI nm 10 IL sanitary re-.
nri,,an,entI 9nd s,,,ca NUTRITION.
E,ron, The inforr,a1 1i,+Ie D,,,rb r1orl,s
win facee vbicb ,-aee,,b1a - service
inI.ta on ono eytre,7,a ,nrba soIid +i1e-
like so,,a,.e rICI.e I,-I,;(T, Gov. 70 ~.
| heep h,IiIt INTO +bo rr,,.o ,,.ha,, i Va.
noade tbora,i. , t,-asltL (,f o,,,,o,tI,ni+,.
to choose
! Eoyejties in boudoir and bedroom
clocks are be-ter l,rn,,-,, Tba,- arc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
Honey Clocks.

The average person doesn't realize
now many opportunities there are in
the use of clocks. not only TO make the
time of day easily seen from any part
or the house. but for their outstanding
decorative possibilities.
In fact well chosen clock is not
merely decorative and useful in the or
binary sense, but it brings atmosphere
into the room and personality" in a
measure seldom found in other pieces
of household equipment.
Heretofore only the ma ntel' clock
has been regarded s essential in home
furnishing but that was largely, !
think. due 10 the fact that the mantel
clock was the only clock suitable for
home use which had been designed
with any care for its appropriateness
Now it is entirely different Design
ers have recognized the opportunity to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
Beware of These Things.

/ spend SO much time begging my
readers to give themselves beauty
treatments that sometimes I forget
to warn them - the ,yrI>tleuuuus
beautiters. if may call them so-uut
to give beauty Treatments too fire.
quently. Remember the ancient Joke
of the man whose medicine was doing
him SO much good that 10 get Well
faster he swallowed a whole bottleful
at once. | forget exactly what hap
pened TO him, but anyway it wasn't
plea SAINT.
:, Recently 7 have been exploring
some very expensive beauty shops in
the smart shopping section Of New
York. I've had treatments. I've been
buying things, | love the bottles. in
deed, some of those bottles. with my
own preparations in them, not theirs.
will sit in a row and be very deCora-
tive in my bathroom.
But III give my skin and my hair.
my chin line, tingernails. neck, and
eyelashes a long. long rest until they
feel and look themselves again. I've
been overriding. merely ~ a matter of
Investigation. just as many to"-cuthus-
iastic beauty seekers UNerdu.
II you have Il very mid face treat
lntnt that agrees with YOUR skin u>r
il daily. II You have Il strenuous one.
three times ~ week or twice q week.
The same applies TO scalp. throat and
arm treatments. Exercise. at course,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
Copyright. 1920
My Neighbor Says:

Eggs are expensive now. In
recipes calling for several, some
may be omitted If a tablespoon
OF flour is added for each egg.
Preserved fruit or meat should
always he opened an hour or
two before it is to be eaten. The
havor Will he much better than
II the contents of the jar are
eaten at once.
When making baked custard.
pour boiling milk onto the
beaten eggs. 1t will then bake
beautifully firm.
Use graduated sugar in the
rlnSlng water when Washing
laces, instead of starching them.
The result will be more salts
factory.
II soapy water is used in MAX
ing starch. linen Will he more
glossy and the irons will not
stick to il.
When YOU wish a cup Of strong
tea instead of putting an extra
teaspoon of tea in the pot, add
one lump of sugar. 1t opens the
leaves and viii make the tea
much stronger.
To keep the coffee pot sweet
and clean put a tablespoon of BIZ
carbonate OF soda into it. fill it
nearly fun of water and let il
boil for a little while. Then
rinse very thoroughly with lots
Of warm water. This should be
done once a week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
Lessons in English
BY W. L. GORDON.

Words often misused-Do not say
Had l have known the conse-
quences.' Omit have"
Often mispronounced- Hangar. Pro
nounce hangar, both as in arm, +"
the as in go" accent on the n.
Often misSpeled- Seize; Ell, not ie
synonyms - Obscurity, dimness.
darkness, ambiguity, vagueness.
Word study-'Use a word three
times and it is yours" Let us in
crease our vocabulary by mastering
one word each day. Todays word
Jeopardize; exposure to loss. injury
or death; danger. Surrender might
mean the jeopardizing of their fu,
ture."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
Apple Charlotte.

Butter A deep pudding dish. Line
with buttered bread cut about one
third of an inch thick. FIJI the dish
with sliced apples; sprinkle with a
little nutmeg. Mix together one gill
each of water and molasseS. Pour
this over the apples. Sprinkle with
one gill of brown sugar and cover
closely with slices of buttered bread
The top must beverly even and smooth
Cover the top with a tin pie plate
Bake in a very moderate oven for
about two hours. When done loosen
the edges with a. knife and turn il out
very carefully on a dish. Serve hot
With sugar and cream
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
|DorothyDix
No Matter How Long You Have Been Engaged, 1t
Is Only Honorable and Right to Break the En-
gagement if You Have Ceased to Love
Advises
Action
When Lore
Dies
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
Potato Salad Dressing,

Take one cupful of mashed and
whipped potatoes and beat gradually
into them four tablespoonfuls of olive
oil. Add four tablespoonfuls of lemon
juice. one tablespoonful of mild
French mustard, one-half 4 teaspoon
full of salt. ana five drops of tabasco
sauce. Beat well and chill thoroughly
if necessary, then stir in lightly, just
before serving, one-half a cupful of
whipped cream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
Marlboro Tarts.

Quarter and stew y tart apples. To
each cupful of this pulp, rubbed
through sieve, add cupful OF sugar.
half a cupful of melted butter, the
Juice and rind of one lemon, a cupful of
milk. three eggs, and half a grated
nutmeg. Beat all together and bake
in pa Stry shells
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13

After the prince had received the
three lemons from the woman on the
island he journeyed back to his own
country. At the first spring he paused
and cut the first lemon. out Sprang
beautiful fairy, but she vanished
before he had recovered from his
amaZement. The same happened to
the second.
The third he resolved not to lose, so
that when she appeared he imme,
diately gave her drink of water.
She was the most beautiful of all and
he loved her instantly.
You must enter my kingdom as a
true princess" he said. Wait here
and l will bring horses and attend
ants 10 proceed on our journey in
splendor."
The beautiful fairy's hair is black
and her gown orange. II YOU are very
careful, you may tint her cheeks pink
and her lips red.
Copyright 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
lCopyri= ut. l926.l

Fuel alcohol made from sugar beets
is advocated by a committee formed
to investigate liquid fuel possibilities
in England, it being suggested that
out of the beet season potatoes, dam
aged grain molasses and cassava
could be utilized,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13

Brakes that permit airplanes to land
in small fields are attached to the
wings and tests show that they reduce
the SPEED in landing about u per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13
BY MARY MARSHALL.

Redfern, they say. was the first of
the master dressmakers of Paris to
discover that the backs of dresses Of
the present mode are decidedly un.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13


engagement
fan Will she with him?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13

s is honora thing
on err steps o altar
That all concerned broken
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28

closeup Of the solid gold.
which mummy This among
the worlds finest works of six length
magnicently both inside ebeished with
auxiliary cloisonne work gold Over the
and abdomen the winged vre and serpent
goddeSSeS Nekhbet Pilot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28
/@8@(

Exa m lining the
mummy of Tut-ankh-
Amen. Howard Carter
stands at left, with en-
larging glass in hand.
Others in the group
are H. E. Saleh Enan
Pasha, Prof. Derry.
DR.. Saleh Bey Hamdi.
A. Lucas. H. E. Said
Bey Fuad Ell Knoll.
Governor of Kena
province; Tewhk Ell
fendi Boulos. chief in
spector of antiquities,
and M. Lacau, director
of antiquities depart
ment. Wide World Photo.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-24
|SPORT NEWS SECTION
O'BRlEN WINS FROM ADAMS IN HARD
FOUGHT BATTLE. OUTPOINTItlC BOY
FROM San BERNARDIVO TEN TO ONE

caSion he bounded right up to rush
. 'Brlcn and fell into a clinch.
Adams went down in the second,
seventh and ninth rounds.
The San Bernardino boy elected
to rush o 'Bricn most Of the time.
He swarmcd all over Tommy but
was always tied up in a clinch when
he got in too close. He used Wrcst-
ling tactics throughout the match
and probably avcrtcd a knockout by
employing this method.
O Bricn took at least seven of
the rounds and Adams could not he
credited for all the remaining
three.
Paul de Hate, French wcltcr.
weight, won from Young Harry
Wills of San Diego, on foul in
thc fourth round Of the scheduled
six round scmi-windup. Don Levy
icfcatcd Bernard Aros in the six
ound special event. Tom Patrick
technically knocked out Jimmy
Carter in the third round and Bobby
Brooks beat Charley Pipes in the
four round prcliminarics.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-24
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Renf-Rea! Estate For Sale-ReaI Estate

FOR LEASE-.On good terms to
right party, 100 acres alfalfa.
room house and : room tank house.
Also separator house. Lots of good
shade. Easy to irrigatc. II mile
east Of AlamitOs school house,
Meloland, north 4 of tract ST..
Write to owner, DR.. +. ID. Grand
masan, 7141. so. Hill ST., Los
Angeles. 8t1j
10 LEASE for vegetables. 45 acres
If soft Ia"I for cash or shares
CAas. f. Parker, = miles west and
Il miles south on Brawlcy.
Stf
\ EbhfABLh rand. 100 ard 40
acres, old alfalfa, for rent. L. h.
Allen, owner. See w. &. Hancock,
Rcaitor. $40 Main. eff
FOB RENT-35 acres soft soil for
corn. Cash or shares. Owner
might furnish team. Harry Cross
90l No. 4th St. 23t2
rUR RHN r--Afalfa. go acres. !
mile east of Hobcr. 10 acres, 3
miles west of Calexico. Address
box 395, Brawley or Phone Braw-
Icy $50. 23tf
FOR RENT-l40 acres alfalfa, $50
per acre, water paid. 10 acres
ready to put up. Inquire IL, u.
Rinkleib, Box 8S3, FL Centro.
1875
FOR LEASE for vegetables, 40
acres alfalfa land about 8 miles
northeast of El Centre. Price $25
an acre. This is desirable and
close to transportation. Clarence
i. Gage, Eealtor, 410 Spreckeis
Bldg, san Diego. 2l:6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-24
VEGETABLE LAND
FOR RENT OR SALE
Any locality. Any
Acreage
See
W.E.H,ANCOCK, Realtor
$40 Main Street
Ell Centre, California

FOR SALE, FXCHANGE Big
Bear Lake resort hotel and cafe.
Elevation $500. Among the tall
pines and cool mountain streams.
Good fishing, hunting, open all
year. Good music and dancing,
cabaret in season. Best paying re-
sort in San Bernardino Mts. Price
$4,000. Equity $4,000.
Also room mountain home, mod.
ern, situated on two large s!sht-
ly lake view Iots; ca. r-yeG blvd.
Accessible a;l year. Price $500.
ATTY $500.
Also general mdse. store, $50 # i'm
proved business property i'll Santa
Barbara Co. on coast highway. Is
tablishcd 35 years. Price $35, 900,
Equity $4,000. Sec or write own
ers. We wish 10 retire from bust
ness. i5ox i, Los Alomos, Cal.
1876
4.On ,3ALHr-A number Of small
two and three room houses. Cor
her Seventh & Broadway. 23tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-24
Our Ngh tless
Champion Is 81
Years Old Today
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, June 44.-Jack
dempsey, at the age Of u, has IS.
tahIiShod a record Tor holoing the
world 5 heavyweight championship
longer than any fighter who has
gone before. The champion ccic-
atrd his 3lst birthday today.
Old tim" sportsm"r recalled that
James J. Jcffrics at this age was the
retired champion Of the heavy
weights.
Rcmpscv ON the other hand, has
10 intention of rcsigning for several
years to come, he declared today.
1t is yearly seven years since
he won the tit" by knocking out
jess Willard.
~ believe am in just rs good
physical condition today as Was
seven years ago" said the champ
ion.
81 an training daily for my pro,
,osed match with Gene Tunney iD
september, can polish off for
his bout in two months.
Dempsey $ last defense Of his
itie WAS ms spectacular flght with
Luis Firpo, the Argentine, in Sep
tcmbcr, 1923.
Other challcngcrs he has disposed
If since winning the crown wore Car
oenticr, French idol, the late Rill
Brennan and Tommy Gibbons Of st.
Paul.
The champion viii be guest Of
honor tonight at private dinner
party ut the Barbara Hotel, which
lc owns. Estcllc Taylor, his ac-
ress wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Demp-
ey, brother and sister-in.)aw, and
he champion S mother, will b"
among the guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-24
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE
TO STUDY EASTERN RACES

WASHINGTON, june 24.-Ncw
mysteries of prehistoric events may
be uncovered this summer by Prof.
II. II. Bartlctt, Smithsonian msti-
tutc scientist who viii study the
folklore Of the Malay and Sumatra
races.
The Malay and Sumatra people
for wears have written their faiths
and legends on joints of bamboo.
Hhc writing i, done when the BAN
Loo joints are green, Afterwards
they are dried and thus preserved
indefinitely.
The manuscripts on bamboo are
expected to contain descriptions Of
magical and medical uses Of plants
as well as other data. \ number
of the bamboo joints will be brought
to America for exhibition at tn"
national museum.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-24

In the District Court OF the Unlteu
States for the Southern District
of California, Southern Division.
In the Matter of Mobammcd
BakhSh, Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of Mohammod
BakhSh, of Iloltvillc,' Imperial
County, and diStr,ct aforesaid, Il
bankrupt:
NOTICE is hereby 4tv,u that rn
the l1;h day Of June, 1876, the said
Mohammcd BIhhsh, was duly ad
Indicated baukrpt; anj ,Nat thu
:'irSt meeting of his creditors W'.t
be held at 'ha offir" Of the under
signed Referee, no Bank of HHly
Building, Sixth and Main Streets,
City of FL Ccutro. state of Cali
fornia, on the 1th day of July, l926,
al the hour Of 10 O'Clock, "a. m, at
which time the said creditor, may
attend, prove their claims, appoint
4 trustee, examine the bankrupt,
"rd transact such other business as
may properly come before said
meeting.
Dated this 2ith day of Juno, 1926.
Ii. t. WIIITELAW,
2It1 Referee in Bankruptcy