FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY. APRIL 30, 1928.
ROSEBURG NEWS-RE VIE W,
Usued Daily Except 6unday by Tha New Revlew Co., Inc.
Slciulirr ut The AMiatvd lrr.
The Associated Press la excluwively en lit led to tht? line for republi
cation of all Hewn dUpatt ht credited to It or not oiht-rwlMd i-r-di'ed io
thin pa pur and tu all local iicwh published hwrtin, AH rights ot rupubllca-
vtu.
IfToday
(ion ot fcpm-iul 4iMpiiVcht;H herein are uUo rvncrvc
U. W, KATKS -
DEBT U. HATES
..i'rettidfiit ami Manager
..ocr6tury Treasurer
Entered as socond clans matter May 17, 1920, at (he post office ut
Hone burg, Oregon, under Act of March 2, 1873.
SUBSCRIPTION nATES
Oafly, per year, by mail w...-.,..
Daily six mouths, by mall
Dally, three mouths, by mail ,...,
Dally, single month, by mall
tContiuut'd from page I.)
Hoover may carry the state at the
primaries, in spite of opposition. ;
All this annoys favorite sous. j
!
A GTinau scientist proposes
"one o'clock for Hie cntiru scien
tific world." The exact tiiuo would
be broadcast throughout the world
by radio. It would be correct within
"oiiu-ono-huudit'dtli thousandth
part of a second," which seems ex-
OUR AMERICAN BIRDS
Popular Home Wessons in Natural History
THE BIRD OF THE WEEK
'','. ; (BY LOUIS ALBERT BANK8)
(Cut out tliia block each work and you will oon huvo an Interesting
bird book ot your own.)
stem & iiai cocwaAK wctures &
an mo unynmeH i am r ii in mru
t- S -V- I x 111 vW H
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i mmw, a j
nca.y.s.pAT.orr.
KNSOi
Oaily, by carrlor, per inonlh 60
ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 30 ,1928.
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.. 2.00
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.60 c-3lvt' accuracy to the luyrnaii.
One "nuiulor uynchronlzer" would
do the work for the whole world.
HUNTING FOU FREEDOM
iT
TflXATIQW TO BE
IE IN STATE
A forest tax utudy will be begun
in OicKoii this uunimtir by Kred )l.
l-'airclilul, ifiofeufior of political
economy ut Yule Unlvcrally, uc-
coidinf; lo an uniiouncenient by
Uio U. S. Foroat Service.
Tho couciuuiou of tho fuct-f lijd
liiK lin'callgaliou which has bcou
; Alonif ubout this time every yer, city editors in news
papers in every city from Seattle to Jacksonville rummage
through their assignment books and demand the annual
story on the spring migrations of errant husbands. City
editors have discovered that there are more wife desertions
in tho spring than at any oilier lime. The yoke of domesti
city, worn placidly throughout the winter, begins to gall in
April. I'olice courts and charitable organizations have piti
ful; records of families left destitute by spring wanderers.
The answer, of course, is that spring is tl.ie time when tho
desire for freedom is reborn. Even the most devoted and
ltmr-nltMitirr nf hnul-tnnlu nnfl luivnu fnn Tni' nil flint Tu nni
..... 6 .. . .. 7. . . . .' ..' ,. . ', , under way for some lime in Ilia
to imd himseii or nerseii tniiiKing lontny oi casting oir oia :iUk0 states by tho u. s. Koroat
ties and
uuiu vi juititin titvtt, vvuuutii u uc t uu juki. uv, i.it. noilhweut will be beRuit
For it IE a curious fact "' fahchiid Willi his party cx-
that only by entering some sort of bondage can you attain u 2m , ao
your, freedom. The hobo, sauntering along the railroad fioiiimnary work for iho guih
tracks, riding here and there on freight trains as the spirit j'
moves him the very symbol of utler freedom is as a mat- jaau possioiy tho beginning of noiu
ter of fact the greatest slave in the world. He is bound io W0,K l uie, ,0WI wngmua rioii
. , . - , . i .! contemplated. In Juno, the ueid
his own craving for movement and it goads him unceasingly, mvustigauon of the pacific coast
region, witn Oregon as the key
huue, will begin.
The Foreat Taxation Inquiry is
being conducted muter the terms
of uie Clurke-McNary . law. Tho
woik was ijegun in ivunueBoia in
THE AMERICAN EAGLE
Of course, every one knows that
the eagle we cat! "The American
Eagle" U the great bald headed
eag.e. Ife It Is, who Is the symbol
of Uncle Sam. The eagle U a uni
versal bird in the United States,
though tha bald eagle has been
largely exterminated In the east!
The male grows to lie from thirty
to thirty-three Inches In length,
but the femule ofun grows tu be
troni thirty-six to thirty-aeven
inches long. I remember hearing
this fact used with great force on
one occasion years ago tu behaTT of
woman's suffrage, before tho nine
teenth amendment to the Consti
tution granting equal suffrage.
She was a disappointed bird
It was a threatening voice
heard.
they
She came hack, plunging, to the
ledge
ThMr nest lav closelv lo tho edue
' With movements fierce aud sud
den ttnn
She pitched that uest into the
Not one last slick of comfort hft
They felt of childhood iiomt be
reft. Again she rose before their eyes.
Kstmyed to climb the vaulted
skies. .
She showed them ail her wondrous
seeking liberty. If you really could got absolute free- "Taxation inquiry, win end shortly,
. .j ii i.i i j i t j. u-, 'Hftor which work In tho 1'acific
running awayr it wouldn't be a bad idea. But, this ,,0nhwcst win be begun, proton-
world being what it is, you can't.
Ho is not free to make a home, to store up money, to win
the respect of his fellows, to make his life count for any
thing; the wanderlust rides him like the old man of the sea.
lie is forever enslaved. And the stay-at-home? The one
tied, to a house and children, compelled to watch every penny, 'mu, and a lurge amount of vaiu-
tu rue lake slates, with the cooporu-
mt.tKlo in trni niimtr ftw 4K..ti n Amr fiix nf n flmn 010 llattt IIU8 Dueil Collected 111 UIO
Though eagles are nearly always i ';
skill;
found in the mountains, tney oiieu
live down on the plain especially
near a lako or great river or the
aea. They pften build in the broken
top of a tree, hut like a great ledge
of rock or cave opening on
precipice. A pair will aometlmea
roturn every year to lay their eggs
in the same nest and false their
young for nearly or quite a hun
dred years.
Kuglos marry for lire, and tho
aame pair Uvea loyal and faithful
to each other through all the
years. They have two or three
great globular pure white eggs,
and tho young birds live several
months In the nest, sometimes un
til they are larger than their pa
rents and have to be actually
shoved overboard, as the poem de
scribes. They Jive on meat and
fish, and often steal It from other
birds. There is no sign of his splen-
um wiuitj iitmu mini iuh inira year, i nu-0
grea''aRO. They j ''berieath tho buoyant ai,
inve ui-ni, nuuwii io ivo IO OUC Will, In Ihnlr v.
She urfed her flight to work her
will;
Diapiaved the power ill her
wings
How much more worth than olor
thliiKa!
She nought to wake ambition high,
To show how good it is to fly,
But ailll her fat and timid young
Was heedless of her skill and
tongue.
Twas then her anger k.t'ce her
hearl,
And back she came with sudden
dart,
And wilh her strong rude shoulder
blow
She anoved them, railing, down be
low. 'Twas half a ihouaand feet, or fly!
'Twas ue their, wings or quickly
die! !
'.T.oy unread' them with instinctive
hundred and sixty years. A mere
century Is quito commou.
Teaching Young Eagles to Fly
(I)y Louis Albert Banka) ,
f saw an eagle with her young;
That person is the one who is truly free. For his ability nun ot locui imereais. in a pro- i On them the thought of flight she
to travel lo the next county at will and to sleep on the bare b loma on in inquiry, just ; sprung. .
. ... , . ' , . . . iai,ued, 1'ioressur l'uircnild bIuiub i She sougnt to show them how to
(jroimd if you choose is a poor kind of freedom. It is is the tnm mo reaoaion project ot the in-1 fly,
best 'thing you can imagine you will always be a slave. But 'i"" 18 niuionm in scope and its And circled 'bout them in tho sky,
.. ' . , ,. , . . .. , , piuu of study coutcmpiutes field But aoft and lazy, ns ihey wore,
ir you can rise aoove mat; lryou can reject it ana embrace ,vesuguUon in each of tho more Thoy did not seem fn look or care.
to real freedom, freedom to serve someone else freedom , ..Klllco Bnu Blu(u llal) a f,,liul.
to tie yourself to your work, binding your body' but keeping ciui and taxation Bysiom ot us.
our spirit unconfined-is worth seeking. It gives subtle, VYhi' pnmaun'.t
, intangible rewards that the runaway will never know. ' .of me study, first m an more is
. gumcrcd mnteilal mltncient to
T' . -1 ' ! !p,eaem a clear plclure of tho li-
1? A1MPAT Q lf tapam 'llanciai struciuru and iax hyotolii
KAjUIOALo JIN JA1AIN jOI ,e stale as a whole, inciiidliig
, ' ja general view or (ho linances aud
"... , , ' , 'taxation of lis counties, towns, or
- Wiij ure accustomed io tiiniK oi japan as one country townr.nipd, ami omer local sundi-
there flashed
the sun;
Exulting, strove their race to fun;
They Bwung and swayed, as eagles
do,
Caught all the glory of the view;
They owned the mountains dark
and tall;
They, owned tho forests, skies and
all;
Possessed the earth, the cloud, tho
sea
At last, their wlngB had made them !
r roe.
At bowling
had sure presented funny sights.
but 'course It all was new to them,
so llicy .wero nqt to blame. Theyj
knew they had a lot to learn when
each had finished with his turn, so.
Kcouiy, to the two dwarfs Bald,
"We'll watch you bowl a game.'
"All right," one of the dwarfs '
replied, "You TlnymliOH just sii"iij
aside, while we two have a contest !
just to see who bowls the beat."
Bo on Uie around the whole buucb
sat and Clowny waved his
hat, and shortly, in his cheering,
no was joined by all the rest.
The bowling balls crashed hero
and I hero, and pins flew high tin in
tho air. Of course this niHdea lot of
noise which echoed all around.
I'oor Clowny held Ilia cars, and
said, "Oh. 'gee! That seems to
hake my head. I wish that bowl
ing was a game that didn't make a
sound.'
But, both the dwarfs kept at I
their fun. They'd grab a h-H audi
then they'd run. "I'm sorry." -hout-
eu one oi mem, "if this qneer
game annoys. Hut you can a if Jv
roallze that everyone needs ex
cise. This IB the way we get It.
Bowling s one of our real joys."
Just then somebody veiled.
"Hey! Heyi Ton dwarfs will have
to stop your play. You're ruining I
rulnlin my garden 'cause you
shake the country 'round. It seems;
to me you ought to know that I
can't make my flowei-B grow. The I
noise you're making scares them'
and they stay down in tho ground."!
The Tlnios jumped and looked
around. A man came nmntiiir o'er
the ground. He -waved a rake quite
wildly, and the Tillies heard him! The Tinles didn't move, but bolli . row ride In the nxt storv.i
i READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE
Bay, "(let out of here or I'll got j dwnrfB soon ran away. '
mad, and If I do, 'twill be too bad." I (The Tlnymttes get a
wheelbar.
(Copyright, 182S, NKA Service,
Ine
not be tempted to risk the lives of
themselves and of others. The
death or an aviator in mid-ocean
moans something. It may truly be
said that he died for progress. But
the death of an automobllo racer,
on the speed track, represents a
wasted lire. Portland Oregonlan.
Killefer cover crop disc har
rows will turn tho sod. They are
sold at Wharton Bros.
hour, conferences wore
held to discuss the feasibility of!
shifting the time for taking and I
sending observations. II was found
that tho Inflexibility of the circuit
system was among tho various dlf-:
flciiltios lo ho overcome before the
STATE PRESS
COMMENT
Justice to Phone Concern
lot of peoplo "kick" Just from
needs of aviation could he met in u mice. 01 naim. tow pcraons ut
Rn'IcfH'iniy way Many oilier In- honio 1110 as polite lo each other
terrain wore nlso eager lo get aB "'"V are when they aro out in
woathor Information moro direct- company. Fow citizens will praise
ly and earlier in Iho day or tho "r inniilutlons and Industries to
evening.' ' ,each other as they would to a for-
,, , 1 . , m, K'l.n r,... ,.. ThA I, ,1,1 .v. nm itnvlcn.l I,., -,'"
wnei'o rnu ciu ngiuuors uo not prosper, l ie Japanese are "" ..-. oreni . , , , r ' i Wo havo many nersoni in nnhii,-
, .. , .. , , ,, , I made of certain counties or town-j 1 engineer of the. telegraph company,' . persons in puniit,
always pictured as faithful, adoring subjects of the Mikado, ltur special luienslvo Inveatigutioi,, H'as many advantages over tho old f."" I"'v'" 'o who howl about
United in favor of the existing order. It JS rather surprising, intended to bring to light all , 0. plan, nogulnr morning and oven- 1 iaTis0;1!. "cor."
itax'situttiion with , spoulul i-efur- "i uthorlod to tolegraph reports ore "oration In tho world. - They fail
Salmon eggs at Idleyld Park. -FARM
REMINDERS
In hatching tuikey eggs In an
Incubator it is boat to use con
siderable moisture. Some success
ful turkey raisers sprinkle the eggs
with wuter warmed to about blood
temperature each day during the
last week until the eggs hip. It
tho woathor is warm aud dry a
dish ot warm water may be placed
on the bottom or the luouhutor un
der tho egg trays, says tho experi
ment station.
therefore, to read the Japanese government's disclosures re
garding tho recent election. Radical candidates polled a
number of votes; several even wore elected to parliament.
Tho government charges that their campaigns were financed
by Moscow, and is making wholesale arrests. It is evident
that Tokio is somcwh::t alarmed. "Tho present attempt to
undermine the foundation of the empire from within," said
0110 official, "is more serious that the threat of armed forco
from Without." YOU may nrettv Slll'elv assume, thotltrh. that ll'lcluro or slate and local rnvonuoa
i.i.. .1 :n 1 .1 i. i.i. . mi., t . ... "lid expenditures.
una ituiiBui 111 iw tiuwii illicitly, mo Japanese arc el- Professor Vitirvhllil oinphnalzns
iiciont ana won able to cope with radical disturbers,
euce to loreat propouy.
"In all or tills, I lie aim la to uc
qtiliu a broad louiidutlon of facts
running to tho whom riiinucial sys
Uim, by no means limited to those
ttixea only wnlch 111-0 Imposed upon
Iho rorosis. l-'orest taxation can
not be successfully sluilled unless
Iho luxation of roresta Is fitted In
to Its pioper pluco In tho whole
GOOD NEWS FROM CHICAGO
that tins Inquiry at present is
strictly a racl-rinding organization,
'l lio llnio for conclusions and re
commendations, he says, will conio
later.
BOYD NOT TO RUN
C AnMH.H(",l 1'icm l.umil Win-)
I.A (iltANDK, Ole., April flO.
liKiilel lloyd, ot ICntenirlse, today
;.,"News from Chicago of late has been highly encouraging.
For a time it did seem as if the second city in tho nation
was'ultorly indifferent to tho alliance of vice and politics
that gavo it 1111 evil reputation throughout the country. Iiut ',ml ('"'-"" Judge j. v. Knowles,
it seems that wasn't so. Decency was", after all, in the ma- It ralSwale TH1.h cXest Z
jority; belter yet, decency was willing lo shake off Us apa- Juepuhiieun nomination for con
thy and go to the polls, thereby whipping one of the moat lv" 2 "IIS
powerful political niachines in America. It doesn't matter lin. -
in ..the least that Senator Denecn and his cohorts may not j
lie a group of spotless crusaders. Thu big thing is that the 1
ismall-Crowo outfit was decisively and thoroughly beaten. ,
Chicago has proved that the rest of tho country can 110 longer I
fasten tho "corrupt and contented" label on her. !
IS
COMING EVENTS IN ROSEBURG
Cut out this list of doles of outstanding events fo
the year nnd keep it in your pocket for handy reference.
Vatch for cholines' nnd additional announcements us they
may be arranged.
Kiwnnis Governor's Conference
Christian Church Dedication
County Track nnd Field Meet
Primary Election
State Convention of Business nnd
Professional Women's Clubs
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Strawberry Carnival
- Federal Land Bank Convention .......
State Convention of G. ' A. K.
nnd W. R. C. :..
Epwortl) League Institute on Little River site ....July 9-16
"Strife P. T. A. Convention October (no dale set)
. National Election November 6
State Horticultural Meeting Dec. 12-13-14
May 5
May 6
May I 2
May 18
May 18-19-20
.May 21-22-23-24
May 24-25-26
June 23
.... June 27-28-29
EH
unit! In lu'n mol,, 1 in,., I,,,, . ii leil llle OtllOl' StdO Of tlQ StOl'VI
1 turns, Chicago ami Now York. A fhat H ls, "wnod by nearly 400,000
special organization is provldod by '"dividual American stockholders:
tho telegraph company lo receive i l!ml 11 8 wealth Is merely in the ag
tho reporla as they come In and R'eguto of the capital required to
redistribute llioin, by a systom or imumini ami un iniornu-
ropld duplication, to such local sia-i"011"1 tolophond service; that its
Hons as huvo requestod them. iowa! oainings on each dollar in
Slnce regular commercial w ires are , vestod aro very modest and would
uaed. there aro more channels for;'10 considered entirely too mcagor
sorvico available In case of wire In-1')' 1110 average storekeeper or in
terruption by storms or other , ouatry doing business on a small
eiAises. Kaeh weather bureau of-.soale; that American telephone
flee ciui bo rurnlshed with tho re-!""' are bo much cheuper and the
ports host adapted to local re-laorvlce ls so much batter than in
qiilromenls without the iiecosiiltv other count lies that thorn ls really
for adjustments to (ho needs of no comparison; that thoro aro
oilier stations. When other racil.8onio 18,000,000 telephones in uso
lies aio Increased ror taking earlier' In tho 1'nileil Htatos, which Is
nhKervtillnnu In thn ilnv l,n,,,ru ' IlianV limes morn Hum urn uu,l !,.
ill the distribution time can be all of the nations ill tho woiid com- !
made without upsetting the sya- oined; that servico such as the
tern. Accounting w ill lip slmpll-! American people enjoy could not
fled since the new contract pro-! ho rendered by an unconnected
vldos lor a rixed rate per codo word group of Individual companies us
regardless or the dtatanco nioB-jlng dliroront typos of equipment
sages are transmuted or redlatri-'.and metiiods of operation,
billed. All telegraphic weather re-1 It Is always well to consider (ho
pnrls are made In code to avoid oilier sldo of the picture when
errors and reduce expense. ! kicking about tho size of the tele-
To illiiHirutn how the system phono or any other Industry, when
works: Tako Abilene. Texas, which auch Industry is requfrod to render
hosds Ihe list of stations. The re- a universal sorvico in every nook
port rrom ibis station gooB to 110 aim corner or a country as large
oilier ' kimIo-.i. Thorn, nre 110 us ours. Salem .Manufacturer.
blanks, Hlreadv addressed, In the!
Abilene pigeonhole ill the Chicago, Of What Use Speed
cojloi.linn centor. As soon as the One moment Frank Luck hart
report Is received from Abilene, It' was at (he wheel or his racing car,
Is passed Willi these blanks, lo du-i intent on breaking the record. Tho
nllcalors who make a stencil or! next instant he was stretched dead
Hie coded words and print Ihoni on i on the aulids oi a Florida beach,
the blanks. Oponitors or Ihe wires j with Ihe record slitl unbroken. The
connecting tho (')ilcagn orrlco with; lesson seems to be that care are
the points of desllnnllon dispatch not to be driven 2".l miles nivhour
Hie messages as indicated on the with safety. You will sav that no.
"Big bud" disease of filberts,
which causes un enlargement of
buds In spring which often results
in their complete destruction, la
caused by I lie teeding activities of
nil exceedingly small mite, similar
in form to tho pear lent blister
mite, reports Don C. Hole of the
experiment slat ion. l.lttlo is
known as .yot regarding iho dis
ease though It is being careruily
studied now by Oregon specialists.
Care in selection of nursery slock
la advised. . .
Sulfur has been the most etfec
tlve single treatment tor alkali
solla In Oregon. Iiato of applica
tion la best baaed on determina
tion of quantity of alkali present
but will rango from 10U0 to S000
pounds t5 the acre, says the ex
periment station. Lighter aud
more economic returns 1(10 realized
where suliur is used In combina
tion with legumes, greon mnniirc
or barnyard manure.
A gnod'faltonlng mush for ducks
SIDE GLANCES By George Clark
j
jmt, r mm (wce. iie.
"Pee, I qion t tmrtK l a nit nim. -
is made ot 3 purls (by weight) reduce exorcise. Only what feed
corn meal, and 1 part each or ; will be cleaned up is given and'
bran, meat scrap and middlings to! troughs aro kept clean to prevent
n halt part green feed, finds tho I souring which is dangerous. Ducks
experiment station. Oregon grow- started on this mash at 7 to 8
or mako li practice of keeping wooks ares usually readv to mar
tho feeil trough nenr Ihe water lo ket at from in to 12 weeks old
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
An nil h oly new ay.Ueni or col
IrctiuK ami rmwanlliiR telnsranliln
tvi'itther oliRi'ivatioiiH bus burn
mluptvil hy Din wcalhi-r Imri'titl ui
(he I'nlH'il Nfntt'8 ri-tmrtmvn( of
UKi lt nniirr
more I'll pti
H iMt iii nut nun weathi-r ri'irin
thitn the oll rimili sytMin whlih
ii supiriftlrM. Hn-'( mikI rif-xiliil-tty
nn i'h'cijly necc.-iHHi y fn virw
oi iho cviuimttnn Intfn'slH of :iviti
Hon. hoth romrnorciHl antl milhiiry.
Tin new synti'in ilnos nwtiy tit f r
ly with llu- cirriiiffl, whlrhUod up
Mtuin Hlrvn compli'tt-ly, itnd
H'ulur i-uiiiiufri'iiil wlri'H Hro hjmI.
Th rimiH Hyxti'm. whltli hut
l'i'n In UNO jhu 1S70, hh hii nr
iiiMm'nt whiTfl-y llui Wr-slnn
1 iiiirt 'fVI'-biftph rnmpfHiy nwiv
nl rtMlaln of it int- rr tho ov
t r.iKivp srinIiiiE of cuiitMl woHth
m poi in fnun llir
r kihIHiiin throuyhoiit thr roitni-v
hy Hits n st n itotiif 15.CI10 tut it 4
rf 'nlnK;ra,ih vh wero ulthlrwn
itim ttntimt i lat usi fur nirtity
Sri'O innr,s em-h tiny. (iistrv:;
'iomh htMiiiiio tmttlnbl" lo the pn'h
I'r in frmn n to two hours tatf,
Wholt it Imtiuih cvlilcnt lht it
ia nummary ftT llieu lo st rwi
jU'rta uu up;J Hir conUittoQ at uu
body t'Xtmcts to Urivo ihriu safuly
at that rate of Hpoed. Very writ.
Why, then ,arc they so driven?
An KUtomublle numufacturor,
loiuniciiiiiig on the tragic lato or
lilankM. Wllliin six ininutes of tho
tlnm a ropnit s received in t!hlca
ko thp n('i'8Hary (Miptlrationn linvi?
leen made and tho mes-sacrs huvo
lieeu dlsptrbed to all points of de-
livoty. len or moro UnpHrators the youns driver, an aco tu his
and a croup of sorters and mpssen-i tnolessiou. deelnied tbnt "Frank
m win afford a much grrs arc tiainrd for and pxrluslvn-' Loiiharl was sarrtfleed to the di
and flextlde niruns of )y rniiate. on tho work. Iteports I vulopiiicnt of the modern motor
irom nearly aoo stations ran l car. reihaps in tmtmilaciunni;
b 'lifl'ed pi the -inlers in ;tr mln- elides they see It in this IIrIiI, 1ml
mns. fn hiiiuo instances tnu oriKina)
observation may ko both lo rhi
(Ho and New York. Tbe. weatln-r
bureau bus no concern, however,
wilh tlip details of eollflftfnt, or re-
mviMR ipesauos. hIih: (hn arrant:
wo do not and inn not. The speed
at. which hock hart u traveling
' wbon his car overturned was ap
proximately flvo limes renter
jthsn Hiiyspeod that is allowed tm
'any hlKhway. v speak with prcKl
nicnts J(h tnleympb mmpHtiv er cousirvatinm (ban tbe present
are n th fixed rate per delivered demand. To whal puriawo, there
word. sid mnldily of delivery Is ; foro, is it iiecesssry ihat h car be
the chief consideration, i driven nt such a spe-d?
- . - . .. o t I.Ives that nre.lHkoH In Iho haz
ards of aviation aio mom or less
I Alfalfa seed at Whailon liios
We have a wood strain of seed
o remilar weith- ''" l''K lived fUddi.
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
PtlnlMt Extfsetlon
Out Whin Oeitr'
Pyorrhea Traated
Phuno 4S8 Masonic DtdK.
nocfssarlly sacrificed, it Is a new
HCionce and death and pioneers
are old companions. H is a scleuco
of whb-b much ienmlna to be learn
ed, fand for whose advancement cer
tain risks must bo bravely untler- J
taken and certain penalties bravely
paid. Hut this is not. cannot, be
true of the automobile, instead of
inrreiMl siwhmI. us apetted lo u
tomobiles. there ls a distinct lnt
pieskuL that speed should be lt-ts-eued,
to' th end that drivers may
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