The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 15, 1930, Page 14

ig CHEERING PARADE = = rg = THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1930. = GREETS REPORTER IN SPANISH TOWN By CLARENCE DuBOSE lr;hver sfump and the continued low (A. P. Correspondent) mioney exchanges. DUJAR, Spain, Aug. 15..— A| Several deals have been record- qui” Is a rare sighti to the na-|eq where prices exceeded the valu- s of this unspoiled Andalucian|ation, given the property a year n 2go by as much as 300 per cent. hen two specimens blew in the| A piece of land in the heart of day and one of them was|(he husiness district recently sold p only a North American, but a for $80,000 (gold) per lot. The bull-fighter besides, the enthusiasm (price for the same plot in 1928 of the place knew no bounds. was less than 30,000, The new e first stranger to arrive was|owner refused ,$100,000 a lot two Associated Press correspondent |weeks after he had closed the deal ng Sidney Franklin, the Brook-| « . ——eeo— bullfighter. He got in on a|TOWN TO BE TURNED ARQUND ahead of Franklin. 5 VAN HORN, Texas, August 15— jere was a procession to the Because of the inereasing use of hotel. There was a big crowd,ihlshWHYs for traffic this town is cheers. Somebody tried m‘bemg turned around. When Van moke a speech. The proprietor of |HOrn was built, the principal busi- tavern embraced the reporter |!less section was along a railway made him a present of the ho-!Now three trans-Texas highways form a junction here and the busi- ness section will face the high- i Associated Press Phole Plfliufll of two democratie gubernatorial candid forecast ohe of the most bitter political campaigns In Texas hl:(oryz;lbt:bu‘: tion of the primary vote assured a_run-off election August etwass Mrs. Mirler A, " Ferguson, Texas' only -‘”i’l'-_'{“"""","'» n Rose 8. Ste:iing, publighe 7 OO0 1e reporter was accustomed to nish hospitality and he had| d a lot about Andalucian ebul- e. But, even so, he had a hunch > was something wrong. Then the hotel man asked: | Where are your swords?” 1 I haven't any,” confessed the re- | rter. “But I brought a good por- | e typewriter.” Ah, said the host, “Then you cannot deceive me. Then you are| not Frank-leen, the Yanqui torero?| B perhaps, you are some other| Yanqui torero? There are others?| |.'\ ? What a pity! And you do not| w how to fight bulls at all; not 1 a little bit? Well, that of a, ith, is astonishing and regret-| But, anyhow, you are wel- e, and the town is yours, even hough you cannot fight bulls.” Then Frapklin arrived on an-| ther train, bringing real swords, they presented him with the! avern and the town, and the repu- !tation of the United States was re- established in Andujar. 1 COWBOYS USE CARS ALBERS FLAPJACK FLOUR —famous for flavor DELRY ITALIAN It Takes More Than “S pecial Events” ALBERS PEARLS OF WHEAT To Keep You This Interested PRODUCTS 00000 = £ = = = E = = E g = = - £ = = £ £ = s = = H f £ % | Frankly, we couldn’t possibly think of enough special events to | FOR RANCH TRAVEL lici d ishi e o Sl s 8 g | | NAPOI EON —delicious and nourishing keep so many of you coming to this store so often. 1 HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. 15, — It's 7 . _ o £ only 30 minutes by motor from So it must be that you have discovered our store-wide policy {Houston, Texas's largest city, to of making it wise to “SHOP AT THE LEADER FIRST” pays you B e e T EXTRA “B i ey | On the $300000 LH-7 ranch just —any day and every day! o few miles outside the city limits, VIRGIN g 3 § 24 lan old-fashioned “chuck wagon”| It would be strange if you hadn’t discovered it — but it's nice hm(]pd with flour, bacon and beans! 5 istill is in use. OLIVE that you have. ! Almost from atop Houston’s tall- ALBERS est structure may be seen fhe 33,-| 000 acre ranch with cowboys on OIL |ponies shouting out the calls of the MINIT OA TS j ADER DEPARTMENT STORE B s e St s = |among the cattle. THE LE 4 4 | It is a picture of incongruity and 1 = within it is another. Now and then B i GEORGE BROTHERS ==|a cowboy dismounts and enters an freSh jrom W siere lw : == |automobile to hurry to some dis- " == {tant point on the ranch. = LTS L e gme A M “It’s Geod To Be Thrifty” = ENTERS FOR EXPERIENCE it agnano E WINS STATE GOLF TITLE =% | RICHMOND, Va, August 15— & CO' RSOOSR RORCCRRONDRCINADNE | omanater Frarper, 16-vear-otd morts- i LU UL LU LU LU L —_— — i e ¢ mouth boy, entered the Virginial Distributors ot o began trekking Brnadwa,\"vflrd‘AUSTRALIAN BUSHMEN amateur golf tournament at Hot el & again, _leaving behind deflated WILD ABOUT AIR RIDES Springs “to get some tournament . m, " |dreams of bonanza which failed experience” and came home with ) ) l s 7 to endure—to say nothing of homes SYDNEY, Australia, Aug. 15.—The |the title, defeating Billy Howell, . 1 in Beverly Hills and fleets of tricky |promise of an airplane ride has in- |Richmond's 18-year-old Middle At- ] % expensive foreign cars forsaken per- |stilled great energy in the usually [jantic champ, in the final match. p ra a Ou S force. lethargic native Kanakas of New Harper, who has been playing ’ s S The ancient law of supply and |Guinea. golf since he built a nine-hole 1 & A ° 25,5 s demand seems to have operated| The natives slave hard to save |course on the grounds of his home FOR SALE BY L i e ’ .. |fatally on those dreams. LD $10 to take a good joyride, with |four years ago, also was medalist & —— _‘yuadr opm:cd l\vl(!c} “Szm‘m and :ts ’ll)‘éw staff of ox:fi studio alone has [ 1oop-the-loop thrown in. at Hot Springs, By ROBBIN COONS studio ga 0 almost anyone wholproduced more than 300 songs in| The first plane that passed over ————— 4 % HOLLYWOOD — The musical|could c e a “new” tune or|the past year, nearly one a day, the district }:;gt,weeu th goldfields | SHANGHAY REAL ESTATE GEORGE BRO’FHERS SEATTLE’ WASH gold rush of the past year beinglyric now has noted the wanediand with other companies equally {and the coast sent the natives wild SOARS TO RECORD PRICE ! g definitely over, most-of -the gay popularity of musical talkies, and|active the market has been flood-|with fear, but they have become = 3 - : : g disciples of the sharp and flat who|only the topnotchers of the trade|ed, leaving the music-buying pub- {accustomed to them. . o, 5 \w flocked to Hollywood singing‘nm resting happily in the safetylic too bewildered to support any © —0—0‘1————- ua“sgfi??: bfi:gghla? lme:eresn D “Westward Ho! Boys!” aie now |of contracts. one song conslstenlly ough to put Compression of natural gas ‘o|to new high records despite ":fm moaning a blue tone called “Broad- | it in the real “hit” class liquid is a rapidly growing indus- | g = - way, Broadways, We're Coming|pjckle Bonanza A certain recent “hit” which nor- try, says the Bureau of Mines, De- | J5 n ; ) Back to You.” For the average studio song-|mally would have sold a million |goned for consumers not on mains 3 3 7 X Most of tnem -are finding the writer today the future is secure |copies has sold only 30.000. TRUS|the nqustry expanded 120 per cent g E 1 going too rough, even though June fonly until his contract expires—|has Tin Pan Alley, lured by the|y, 1999 § o continues faithfully to rhyme with or until the studio “buys up” his|talkies, become its own Judas. ! g L ) ¥ o moon. contract. - This same Hollywood which last! Mediocre craftsmen months ago!{Alas! Popr Chorine pu.c:m P 2oy w8 P B § A A (% SR b The chorus girl also has ha d ‘A8 her day in the movie sun, and n 3 . ic faring poorly. P! There will be no singing, danc- ling line even in the musical com- b edy “Sunny” which, being Marilyn Miller’s next vehicle, ssarily must be musical. b 4 And one studio which at one . b 1 WELL WISHES time had nearly 200 chorus girls I " B [ under contraet has dissolved the i J group entirely. Some have found | « jobs in the revived stage prologues| R | in local theatres and others have ] ; ] ‘AN, turned to extra work. AND ot In Many ‘ ' BURROS START INSULATION SR 1 s I A3 ON WAY TO SPARK PLUGS Varieties : : £ 8w ‘s I COM P LI M EN TS LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15—From | Fud = X 3 e ¢ far up in the Inyo Mountains ot TIIE & 4 . ! | California pack burros start a lit- 00 Zes an a es | tle known material on its way to CHEESE i L w. . ; . . | automobile and aviation factories. | % S - - - e L 8 Tt is andalusite, used as insula- OF | 0 g o : FROM A ing material in spark plugs, ac- § cording to the United States Bu- X g reau of Mines. i CHEESE SEF US i i P The largest known deposit of e 4 % 3 § the mineral is in the White Moun- i " " J tains of the Inyo range, 10,000 at . . K h SEA TTLE F RIEN D feet above sea level, hence the 4 | : 5 | oy 3 use of the burros, % { B ' ’ . They bring the mineral down & G . steep trail four and a half miles eorge GEO long to the valley 6,000 feet below. { RGE BROTHERS The Boeing system has completed rothers Lot 4 4 Al 10,000,000 miles of flight with air