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Newspaper Page TextI FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEDURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 22. 1929. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Daily Except Sunday by The Newt Review Co., Inc. The Annof-tntid 'rr I exrhil Vly t-nl tried to th u for rpiihll ration of all m-wn dinpnii h cr iltt .1 tn it ..r not iJihorwiiH' ' reined in tlil p:..r ami In nil h.e.il n- .oildi-ilu-d tt.imln All nxhtit tt r:ubHf tlon of uppt'ial tf:spitih'n hfrfin Hie io rHrv.l. B. W. KATES BEKT 0. BATES Entered Ma second elans roultfr May 17, li2i. at tha post office ai Hiueburjt, Orc-non. under Act of March 2, 189. SUBSCRIPTION Daily, por year, by mall Dally ii months, by mail... Dally, tin1 month, by mnll Dally. slLgle mouth, by mall Dally, by carrier, per moiuli - ROSEBURG, OREGON, QUEST OF THIS "It is betkr to die BtnigKlinjj; for the supreme than to perish in the dust nmonit the comnujiipli'tu." This was the maxim that guided the life of Emil FucIih, world-famous sculptor and painter, who idiot himself to death in his New York studio the other day. Fut hs was suffering from an in curable disease. That, doubtless, was a strong motive for suicide. Few men can sit unmoved when death is approach ing relentlessly, iiul it is fair to assume, that he felt, also, that his life wai at a dead end, and that the "dust of the commonplace" was beginning to settle about li is studio. Fot a man with his philosophy, that would lie enough to maKe life unendurable. Although we do not put it into words, most of us, no doubt, feel much the same way about it. To "struggle for the supreme" to pack life with high moments, so that it glows like a stained cathedral window or flashes like a golden shield in the sunlight is the goal wo are all looking for. We resent sameness and routine; we know thai we have capacity for deep emotional and spiritual exper ience, and we hunt eagerly for the chance to exercise it. Kut, ordinarily, we fail at it. In the beginning we get a hint of what life could bo like. A brief experience, a fleet ing mood, shows us a bright and shining land beyond the bar riers of every-day existence. Uut the demands of bread and butter, and the necessity of doing what is expected of us, shut us out.' We plod along, n the dust of the common place, and work up a good deal of pity for oui-Hslvei. K is , . i i. only tne exceptional man or woman who can escape aim nmne a life that is truly a "struggle for the supreme." The most of us have to make the Iwst of the commonplace. And we do fairly well, too. Wo do the day's job, year after year, and we plod along from youth to middle age and from middle age to old age, without ever reaching that pit of despair that drives a man to suicide. For we discover, as we get ex perience iii living, that the commonplace can shield wond ers. In the daily routine we see strange and noble thing::; men struggling against long odds to be decent and honor able, women fighting loneliness to make someone else's life easier, fathers nnd mothers sacrificing in silence for th? sake of their children. The most uneventful life haa a thou y sand loopholes through which may be scan courage, fidelity and kindness. These things avo little yet they mean every thing. They make the commonplaeo path a road of wond ers, bcenu:;c they demonstrate that the world is not n'mere confused turmoil devoid of hope or light, but a place that has love, unselfishness and a magnificent striving that can not be defeated. And we know if these things exist, no mat ter in how small quantities, amid the dust of the common place, somewhere they are infinite and everlasting.' o Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon is not one of those who believe that the rise of large-scale industrial and business organizations haa diminished the ambitious young man's chance to succeed in the world. Writing in the Feb ruary issue of the C'".""i"vililiin Magazine, Secretary Mel lon declares that, on III.; contrary, he believes that opportun ities are "infinitely more varied" than formerly, that re wards are greater and that the enjoyment is more imme diate. "It should be pointed out," ho writes, "that as part ' of a large organization, adequately financed and directed bv men in touch with market conditions throughout the world, the average man's chance of failure is far less than it would be outside. I remember the time when wo lived in a world of .small competing units, and it seemed to me that tiio casualty list was very great." AS THE WORLD WAGS EY G. C. R. The Kx i l ad to Kfr ir A cocci. i; of p lis" t .:d a YFAli; Ilia' l! tiamiaiion in lion i .n le i pail low t in l i' d : al Un it I hat . t gieali l Ih. ill (ItllMlMH ino aiid iii' ' : e l nt ma: l.i d I I W.' T SO . -le; : ' a (li.'ie v U otic iitM.i I ' i . i . people. Hi. it r.r in h.t-: li.r. a I liow 1o a ( :i io o,,e I..-- !! .1 ' v hat w ill it b iii a I- w i . ' hat will le- ihe i i m.-n.1 --i: - i of idcrpi-cnil In-uitPK-'Ht i e i . ,: ot lion ' .I-- " h '-. a pi '! in I" "etpei-t"' e o!;etaift - 1m "ill pmb Lldy ti:Ua lie It gi!t -!' if. ain. IT Ni VKIt 1 liic;u;o bill ;.l e IH hp1 ri'in t3:t-i fm b-i .Men t.ii'k ttiul the other I Itlld Ihe hiv-it-ee t'HHi.iel criiinn ,e l I ) M I : m.T pile , . II I'ie Mr li til. ei naueli d UP O-el I'i line war -it .1 (ti;e , enom-h hut ( 'T tur i"' . ov .tcel ,t iiiy is ( 1 n i:rt ii ku r nn.tvcu anm king oi He- lie,'. i. n ex. .. t ret lnus luiHi-. im- AlI;On n . 'i king tells our p.e.a it lit - h . I i lie in lite oho I'M i'Ii,'" r toi w 1mm ho peop'e li ' i e ii te .pv t. I 'ui ins ihe 1 1 1 hw; i l.n ills i( the gieai war Heaver thois,rn l Of (l. 1,'i.iltv h-m! t' :e tie tiat.uu li ta uvi lu. i.uiua, i ....lYerddeiit and ManaxHr Secretary Treaurer ..4.no 2.00 1.00 .60 .60 TUESDAY, JANUARY 22. 1929. SUI'UISMK itii 1m rrasin Nutumobilc is Milk War. e hi iM-j e mvry who o: lit. tt v, they nald, inn t'.l t h in to ue in cdL'iir in thoir t ol lo war. We to ci-r I mlnil.'tl pi nple. J: i . i;v m:i.i.o;, . 1 1 ..ii.ih. npp a- I'll- pi let ee iH Mr di ' lie 1 M'il. . ihiit Is too but tot :i i.o. d. sound I ii'ii: ii i-. lliat l'i..'U' ie . ii r i ! ovisiiMi In : t "iMilln.n :iit lint 1 1 le y m all p. t i-"ice mi ft. i H bu h I ,11 V W lit! li the he-l W.) i i i now ad.t) : Ci U e h:-.! i -I to t- a i. -i .flelltl.. 1,11V inl thai. 11-I t ' N.t)l.C ' i M IS 'I Hli l:!:e ami it. ot i: il.t I'i mI ii im h iii 1 1 tl'iitoi t. w hue s.il-i f H'n reli'iler i re t it. mintf r 1 da tie- lun m s iwt , i h n t olio n ur.it tir lb" eon iol of ttoenUed io..",tiet- In I he -.nn . ' art io!tl, ru b.:ntg ,- ii.li.' in io be bete (n.-, 'I u, re . a- Ii a 1 1 . 1 1: as to i idom ; t i s i oi ,itil,ih,m m henie tn d t .-eat-lt;n moii.iNli , II cii Miu. la net !.,ii it fits bii'li:d lie - h..jiii. i'Uidic. PPUNE PICKMS Well fellers Don't blame us 'Cause the council Didn't aHoot off Any fircworkc Last night Wo acted at Thtir preaa agent Yestiddy tva an' Packed the room Fer 'em an' at The last minute they Had atage fright An' acted like Their wives had Told 'em to act. v But mebbe they'll do better next time. Goth, if they don't wotinell will thie colyum do fer aomthin' te ponder over. They even voted latt night to let a coupla Mormon eky.pilois uae the main drag fer a church. Dock Hoover, the hon. mayor, announced that he haa a place fer a new dumnyard an' the folka of North Poseyville Will t'nlght join In a grand jubilee, wavin' their In cense pota with great wim and wigor. But then, mebbe afier all, thingt'll quiet down a bit and we look forward to the day that a peace pact is aigned and the fel lers quit ahowin' their molara at each other. Why not page Mieter Kellogg and let him draw up a treaty outlawin' auch argymenta? One of the councilman Informed ui latt night that we had watted a lotta printer's ink In gettin' out a special edition of the colyum ballyhooin' latt night's settion. Mebbe we did, but it watn t near as much Ink as was wasted descrlb- in' the last council meetin' where a i flock of the fellers just said the lame thlnr. over and over and then went home aore. But enuCf of Shat Popular co'ors fer Spring will . be bonnleblu, fandango, foliage and rotand. Thus blue, yellow, j green and rose take a post gradu ate course and git promoted. The Ellucks will trot the light fantaclic t'nlght. The wife says she doetn't mind us dancln' on her foot it's the gittln on an' off on an' off oil It that hurti. Its klnda rainin' a wee bit t'day and the kids who Juet got their bob sleds shined up are regitterln' great disguet. LAFE PERKINS SLZ "It takes a.oern eight more'n a lodge button to cover up the fault of a feller." Do You Know Your Own County? liiti-fi'Mliiic ItltN of Infurmnf ln tvmt-frulMH t tio urlHlii uf n union it ltd Ke'Mariiiiltlr ItiHtlinstrksi in lltMlltlliai tHiniy. TODAY: DIXONVILLE ( lid I tor's .Nine: f.Httr:l tn tMs column WHN uMaln.cl funn the r-c.-nt hook " r.-Kin ituturuph.c Nrtiuei," by McArtbur.) IUXONVIU.K. liiionvillo ptst oniee wan established Heptcmlier IR, 1!"1 and named fnr li. U. Oixou who owned the land wheie the poit nil lei and other buildings- were located. DOIMIK CANYON. - - Hodre t 'Rtiyon, west of Oakland, was natiud for J. It. Oodge, who took up a donation claim near Its mouth. Twenty-FiveYears Ago 1'iom Itosehiin JAM' Ml V rialuile l:ml .la A SI titerillR ot elecliou. lie i n tie olei -ilini; of Or. tin is l'g r for the conn u.'. expeci:) i oon to call in Thief cn-eli, '1 in Cot, llardiii iHbhle and Shoi-strin ;. The minister of fnrtdL-.ll affair i t-j eiuotite in Wahiimto:t. it i t ' ptotect t he i t pu'dn- ti eni gtmflro to extatiliMh a ei leeetm.ite out lie republic at SjiiiIo OoUiiiiL'o, t-i pmiei t th public fviin the gunfire of revo'utlonists. The I'la In dealer lesriiti I Hal the I' co'iipnny has il". -hired Cut all of its teipime u-dng l!uuor o: t tilet iilif! nalo'iiin will he dl.'iSiai ged : for the mhI tf the rai'iond ner ivi.e. , I WIMOm Jeioiltig lb an opMi- il his rnmpiiir.n toi ' ciatie nemlnallei J l.llKtiln. Nt It , I; i mi a dollsr dtnn the liiird d- imo ttr pr-'-itle-v ai i t Mi!id;ty lit .li! , at hli li nvi'i , ii"i proin't'e 1 hi ;if-ki an I , pi mi'ii t 1 1 1 d I. Ill of state 1 elher ppim n'aiitl oi l hat ,i the Kate; ':t plattorm. ( infer 1 1 . ; ; I :l-.ei. ( 1. auit hi,. f.r the M HOW be ( ' Iioipei i-.7r's t."H l,-.iih 1 he 'llitllelt liii 1 l.litie .! tnei.tie lit at w h 1 1 h 1 but ned (o ' te.ei'ftmi ai,'ro lo sin h an DR. NERB AS DtNTIST Pulnltr-ff. Extraction Gi Whtn Dastred Pyoi rrtej TrtAted Phone 4'S Mam.i lUdg Spring Styles mm SPRING tollc the death knell to soft basket weaves and cluster stripe clotnss. Worsteds have conic into thiir own more than ever because of thdr ityle rnd wearing duality. Rn-ksJiire ?rey, Bracken brovn and Des ert tan, be Zpr'm'z most favorite colors. Fashions of to-morrow extent that sue h placed inspt'etcd. were not ! i A blizzard Is raKinif from Mulne ' to North Carolina. In New York j the thermometer Ml to 45 below ; zero in tne nortnern part or the state on Tuesday h1k!h. It h'Klns to ilpiK'nr that rnnirreLiS will lit the pi'iiate bill Htiiirnitrluf.-Ill,-; $.',:!:ll,imil fur the Lewis ami Clark lulr at i'ortlaml. o ct-ljp PAMNnT RI7 - "" . ..... .v . . FOUND AFTER SOS A..rt',l.. I'm-iu. ,,,.tM-.t Wir- ST. JOHN.-, KewfoundlHii I, Jan. 2. h Uritith ste inier Maine, htjund from Ant werp lor New York, reported toiiay that nhe was coin ImiliiK sear-h tor the steamer TeeslirtdH, fit disiress Btiii'lieasi of Cape Jtaco, but waa unable to find her. In the his! niosiiajro received fioiu the 1eoshrid;o hoimd from Kowey, Kp-'litiwl, Tor Philadelphia, it was nald that two of her h,:t!ns h::d he, n ' tove in and her stokehold was Thto.h d. It w;is ht lievi 1 her wireless Im out of order. LOCOMOTIVE RLAST FATAL TO ENGINEER MiLl'olin. in J'in. 22 - Kn:;l nT Fred O'Nell, 4'j, of Uanvlile. III., waa killed when the ero.sn sheet of his locomotive blew i through the fire box derailing the 1 loronmtlvo nnd IS cara of s'ock j train number 5d of the Chii :u'ti ! Caslern Illinois railroud. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW POEM FOR THE DAY Hy LOl'IS ALPKItT IIANK3 HERDING SHEEP WITH AEROPLANES The Associated Press carries this dispatch from Icl-.1i ",.nc!.rrs in this vicinity hve tif.cd nn airplane 3iiccess fuliy in locatinir thmis.irids of shrop that utrnyed during a recent s:i(wstorm. 'The p!itnn wis Inone'-t f.;:n r'txt trPo ond nilcr com'o- mi; In- block fine .,ljuntiin nope lor ti.ee ed in directing hrrctrM to all the rovin-; t'ot ks." W hen !.)j.vi(J was n s!i-v;)!it:rd kin; And t!iplierd p?.ilm' rejoiced in sio-:. In had not dreamed thesr n-: ot;!.:ir : S' ticfni f f r tho sh'-pfi-vd y (.rain.i. I I told 115 how a shcphr.i) b'iy Kound in his f'oc-k his hi;:!ict joy; He jjnvc his flock the hr-d of c.c And ilcw the lion and t!ic t i . It in ihr; days of rad fl-' d herdeil sheep ii W e would have had . u nu h woulci have lioinno. aw. I I- wnuld havft told of herdm I !. at watc hed the sheep tier., oi.t t;-,c z.;c I o vaide ihe shtplicrd : ocr th: mciv'i 'l'o f:tid a .lain thu scaileied (Im ks. I I'tW rank h inir hf has wider rai la t!ii new ne of ct,'niant thuue' !ot thai old life ivr us tne scnool la fit us for this nude:n rule; Ar.d Gd to David w;h a ni': ! As lie's to ut, n!t'tu)i!..!i we l'y: Gaci sliucd his foul to si.v.r lS.it i vh:c!i t tSis day's a healing I see llit r sheplwuls o-i die plain Vlh- C litifcttvas niht iif n t wane: I hrar the i-rv pScirs slsoet w,;h fnht. , I s-e the ai.;el in the h; hl: I hear him pilencr all their fears And warm thrir haerts with hrnven's c!c:i. And rtill the Shepherd walk abroad. And all cur hcaiU wtli joy ipp!ao I, I I STATE PRESS I COMMENT I LET'S TAX MALT SYRUP It K r;'u: v r. fii'-r.er rt-iver of the V. S. lit nd otftcii- at KosetmiK, now ci y n(f-rlnr-in'-nt of D'-tllis actio-' di-. has advanced a ut-'Xallon whicn ii'ipre.-e us as worthy of consid r 110:1' . biik -Tes a tax or 2ic i"-r can on malt syrup and exproti ihf belief that proceed. of au. 't a tax will ruin do, to ufi.!i out UtfUlt in the staty'u f Inane .1 of malt f;'rup in Or-Koi. I.i Hi cinen- j ioua. .-v-i an iiirt-ui.'ru u m mgn ly vaisi'"l. ' are told, by housr-huidt-r ho dfnirt to otM;rv .hv provi . ii of t h Volsted art la a maii'H r d!at mil aliori uam cum lorr. a tinn or kick I ii.fnri.ud that one can of malt f; r up It sm'fi' ..hi fnr liw. triil- f h:iii hi-h-powcred bevcrais, OJ' enot-K1! !:j till thirty bottle:,. A 25--'Ut t:. would iirnotint to lens than one ( iu mt hoi th- additional cjsi on th- iiiiHhed (HiMi'iet. If t- vtiliiine ot consumption Is us lar. tonic i-ople think it la, perha;K Mr Tiitm r in riKht. In 1 any t lit utlvanre hin su if sen I tloil in ail neriou:n.- and in all I pi-rlou n'is wti tiidoise 1'. OnsKon V'OlfT. SMITH CHEATED OF PRESIDENCY, I lirNPHMAN AYS (Continued from page 1) iiftt r i!w df fent of fuimtr (lover-j iwr AiU' d K. Hmtth as democratic ' pre;iii'-:ii t:il candidate: ! "I'lii- f-.i.-t.lv tni fiSpfl ffiolintr I i-an o:,!y b- l omt.ared to thai which followed the tliuft cf the pi my in the 'I i!dt.n case. !: oiry, i jn.;ttiee of di liioerat ic prin clpie. the Hpn.ul by uPtipeakal! ;ind fii Anierieun m'(hods of tiie n:-:t;;l aiioiltnts f,i!;ulioods; unlair and ii.ij;io; i pressure broutht to heir i:pnn workers in speuially l'n vored republican in.lus:rits; fale cliiitiis for the protpei ity of the co u n ry a:id I: in tired piopiiKandu, he.V'd, t iny roirupondent.-4 fovl. tiur p:i.rty of the piesideney." Tin.' stiitt'tneiu wiiH iued by the governor recently after he leceived 'JI)ii,,f4 from .t.ueo letters sent to democratic leaders in various states aMiim: opinions aa to the i,iirt's riiuati m. f 1 ERNIE NEVtlRS MAY BE IDAHO'S COACH I PAN FISAXrisrp. Jan. 21. ' Knil- Ni vrrrt. star of the Stanford l"nivT..;ty iooth:ill team ' in VMn, p.my In i onic a coach. It'M'orta were j enricitt here, toiiay that N'everj 1 ! bi'iiv: conuiereil ty the University of Idaho a;i head coach. tXA ANt.l.l'jS, Jan. 22. Co:'c:i llow. rl Ji.ru-H will conlinuo as coar'i of th Cnlvendty of South ern Ctll'rni.i foot hall team until l!i:i3. lie was given a nev five car contract. BLANCHE SWEET AND HUSBAND SEPARATE PKVt:i:i.Y lliMaS, Jan. 22, Ititr.ch-' Sweet, screen actre.su, and Mii'-s'ial Neil.Tn. her director hm l)'iul. li.;v ra'iiH to C:e partiiK of lie- ways. A -for Hale" Hign was P .td in front ef their home ye.i-f'-id'iy, Nei'yu wan rectntiy natn i 1 us a -n suondent Jn a fHvorce ..tilt filed by Jim Tuliy. author. pou e FORCED TO KILL INSANE NEGRO CIIK'Afit), Jan. 22 Apparently 'enniini; suddenly Insane, Oscar Monroe, a negro prisoner at the defective bureau tixlay ruslted unon group nf policemen and stabbed three with a pocket knife before he Burlr c.;y3 succeed- tiahn. airship ps;.l;r. eye iTORY BY ! The Riant iwutift the 'nlne 'i-uuiid. and then he et it on tin? KiouiiU. "Hop our, you litt! Vin;- I imiei, " he ciifd hi niurry , tone. j'lH;it ffar 'hat 1 will hurt yoi hoys. I'm harmless, thousli 1 aie nice to me, 1 11 It-1 you all alor:." "That's fair enough,' wf h Scouiy said. And tht-n tlu Tlnifs wtut ahead and juuied out ot the fi- B'"L- 1UW ineir nniaii ut "iet; W Cl.6wny, "We have l iwi'B nov our mioit liiith ueem all wron. 1 d like a dunk or water, 'cause 1 have au awful thirst." ".Mo, tco," cried Carpy. " 'Twoulil be Brand if Home nice stream were near at hand. I m ytire lhat 1 trjutd drink a quart, and niay!e more man that. A cup, ilioimh, we iofkoi to tortiiK- .n fact we haven't anything." Then Sccmy ' broke ru;ht In and flaid, "Aw ahucks, I'll uso my hat." I "A Kood idea, Utile ni; the ! Ulant fried. "And now y We'll find a stream nearby. We : maJr fil,1 onu tnal fiow utraUUt I cap. Ill bet you ve iiovtr seen a Btrenm that flows up toward the i tiky." Course, he wa3 rlyMt. The Tl nie no'rr had wen a utream that ! 'roie in air. Uut, ;ound a tut! lL('' r(,und onr- and the drlnklnt; Wu!f K'ttt 'un- When each on- ; "ilu u Koan m" unaro. the Riant 1 Hi: 111, iuuk over mere: inat n.y houe. let'ti inside. There's room tor I'vcivnnf " tiuy. mat's not Mj? eiuuh t--v you. hull you to in. what i!o uu do?" said Coiuy. Anil the Kiani luiulM'd. "Why 1 just rniv.l." naM ),e. f , n.v. on mv PASTOR NABS ARMED , "DRUNK" AT FUNERAL f Awviatod Vn-m Iasvl Wire) WACO. Texas. Jan. Dr. J. Arthur Stout, p;,stor of the Central Christian church here, quit a funeral proees- sion to chase an intoxicated driver, caught the driver and held him until the police ar- rived. The drunk m:n had a loaded shotKUii. which the O pat-tor wrenched from him, police aaid. . 1 was sliot five times and fatally " woimdt d. j It Klerik O'Hrieii, patrol vagon driver, stabbed in the jaw, was the most seriously Injured. The negro died w hile being taken i to a hospi;al. j o- DAILY WEA7HER REPORT I II. S. Weather fiitreau Office. Rosebtirg. Oregon. Data reported ; by K. II. Fletcher, MeteoroloKiat In j charge. j llarometrfc prensnre (reduced j to f.'-.x level) 5 a. III. IW.11 Relative humidify n p. yes- j tenhiy (per cent t S2- ' Pr-cip. in tnches nd Huortredth: f Hirhe-it temperature yesterday II!) Lowest teniper.il lire last night iiri Average temperature f'it tr.e day 37 ' Normal temperaiuie for this date 41 T I Precipitation, lant 24 bourn 1 Total precip. since 1st mouth 211 I Normal precip. for this month 5.31 t 'Total precip. from Sept. 1, ) ' H'2S, to date 11.15 I Average precip. from Sept. 1, 1S77 17.(7 Total deliciency from Sept. l, l!(2s 6.22 Averatfe seasonal precip. Sept. to May. Inclusive 31. Id , Forecast lor interior ko -.tlr.ve: i ( tvgon: Somewhat unsettled to nlaht and U'ednebday; continued ( cold. 1 OUT OUR WAY HOH wort Too 1 X n XV I . '.:iK 1 V'., is nil aca u s e.r. orr. -a -X -P I XV HAL COCHRAN PICTURES A 9 - " ' ' ... o. ; i hlg u. s. pat 6rr. ; READ THE STORY, 1HEN COLOR THE PICTURE I hamls nnd knees. And now .oil trr . it!.-- a.e " enter, If you please. Ilup m 1 1 r T.nics prepare a meal in acl( jrbilS; I crawl Blow. Yon !" ' h rec torv. I 1 ; t J ; ' ' I . , j SIDE GLANCES "Aw chucks; OUT TIME -:-!o:js ' parlvl: Hi 3V.tig s 1 1 ye r f i ' (at Ciin - fUe. is -TbRRSuv-! Kmovvi how.eF voh i ' MM U S. MT. Of r. .TRErCf-l A CLOTE-S Pim OUT tor, it'll mevr. holt OMTuH Molr-IlM MC MORE V-OE ALL ITS &(TlP. WELL- MV HOi-8AC RlDlKj' U'r l-O LJVt.rV. HH X-YI-i COULD CR-KV! r BY KNICK By George Clark missed hi.rt h most iy f ro'h '. j ruddled Young Man: Yeli, , ai'.iays ge!s,:oo mucii yeast --l.ile. Jack By Williams HE& ElTHtf? A CoT-uP, EP? A Dowls! Foou. I CAimT FloutC? 'IM. 3 C'M BV tU UIWXC MsS.