PAGE TWO
, EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES 'MARIAN COUNTY NEWS BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
MOXOAY, MARCH 21. 1927
RECITAL HELD
BY SILVERTON
MUSIC PUPILS
Filverton. Or., March 21. The
mid-winter recital Riven by pupils
In fundamentals win held In the
Kugene Field school auditorium
Saturday night. The program and
thoM taking part was as follows:
"The Drum," Perrel Iavis; (a)
Summer Music." b) ,J"l.cke.
(c) "Fall MornlnK." Lillian Uotten
berg; "Little Humming Bird,"
Janet Ballan.yne; "Dr.rling Heart."
Jessie Small; "The Train." Ken
neih Puhl; "Curmencita." Florence
Jacobson; "Triumphal March."
"Dance Dolly Dance," clnis; "Mer
cedes." Hazel Obton; 'i'he Little
Coqiielle," Myrtle P.,rgin: "A
Hprlng Suite." Kmrna Olson; "Gfn-
K-rbread Man." Iimh Ktiand; .son
of the Heart, " Clarence Johnson;
"Giants." Francis ISelson; KUt
iMnce." Marguret Ktne; "The
Courteous Child" Stewart Patty
'Spinning Wheeler," Dorene Pavl
"JJarnyard Conversation." Gather
lne Tomison: "March of the Sol
tliers." Keith Powera; (a) "riper,'
ib) "Autumn WindH," Martiaret
ltOHfli "Balloon Man." liever
JJentson; "Musical Clock," Kvelyn
Javis; "Sunn Koucl." Norman Jn
sen; "Kur Klisc," J ana Oewer
"Son)? of the Lark." Mildred IIiiMh
"Arabia." Shirley Kvanson; "All..
I.urca," Ethel Smith.
Another Lumber
Cutting Record
Goes by Board
Mill dir. Minli SI The
Iluiiiiiimid l.umbt-r cuiiuinjr
sunlit wt a im'ut record wi
it.iI day nipi, rtitlinr nearlr
2I0.0UV fiii of IiiiiiIht In
hours. About 10 day ok".
they Mi a record of m-urly
x:t.'.,GOo.
ORCHESTRA OFFERS
ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
Hubbard. Or., March 21. The
high school orchestra under Dr. Ic
Lesplnaiwe, director, gave a pro
gram nt the regular weekly assem
bly hour. Their mut was most
enthusi.i.stieeily received. As guest4
the high school body had Invited
the neventh and eighth grades who
deeply appreciated the honor that
had been accorded to them. Prln
clpal Iiidgod gave a number of dia
lect readings that were heartily en
cored. These Friday programs have
ai-oum-d considerable lntcre.it ami
enthusiasm.
MILL Clff WOMEN
TO SEAT OFFICERS
Mill City. March 21. The Mill i
City Woman's club nvt at the home
i-f Mrs. V. W. Allen. guing In
answer to roll call "Tho way
plan to Improve my garden and
lawn this Hummer." Mis. Charles
lb ntry gave- n very Inter.-!! big pa
P"r on '"Kastein Oregon and Wheat
I'l.Mlurti.-n." Mr. All.-n had h-r
h-une very p-rUily d-erated In
keeping Willi the St. P.itrh k n-n-nn.
Tiie n-t tne.-ilng will be at
t!i,. h-nti" of Mm. K. It. Olin. at
wiibh time officers wilt he ele. t d.
DECLAMATORY
CONTEST FOR
COUNTY SOON
Silverlon, Or., March 21. Ruler
governing tl:e county declamatory
ontest to be held In the Eugene
Field auditorium April 22 have
been made public by K. Tingtestad.
M-crelury of tlie Marion C-unty
Principals' nxMocl'itioii. The event
will be h.'ld In the evming begin
ning at Trtl f.'Uk. Only c-.n-tctvtnnts
who register with Mrs.
Uarbara Sn der, Cery.is. on or be
fore April 1U will be eligible to
CllipftC.
Knlibs will be in three Troup1:
ebiKK A fr hiyh BChool grades, rl;is
1; for flsth, sevnth and eighth
grades and class C for third fourth
and fif i ti grades. Each speaker will
be allowed to chine tils or her own
subject. Orations in cIhsh A shrill
not be longer than 1 words.
cl:it It net to exceed lOflO word.-'
anl a 7 10 -word limit for chips C.
S lections will be Judged on four
counts: voice. IntiM pret.-.tion. d' ltv-!
t iy and oratorical effect. A gold
medal will be nlven winners In eai h,
division nnd silver medals for tho-e
virinit;K v.-ennd pbiees. ,
GATES BOASTS
OWN COMMUNITY
ORGANIZATION
Cates, Or., March 21. The defi
nite organization of the dates com.
munlty chin was completed Fridai
rveninc at a meeting; of the citizens
In the hich school auditorium, with
an Initiatory membership of more
than ixty.
Officers elected for the year
were: Tresblent. 1'rank M. Powell;
vice-president, Canford M. Hassett;
secretary. Ib nry L. Carryxot; treas
urer, All'Oit II. Mlllsap.
! A prot;i am committee to serve
! for three months la Mm. Gladys
iJiafe, (.'lye Hoffer and Miss Ower.-
ioiy n Johnson ; cumin ii tee on fl
nanee am! niernb;rhlp for the year
is Mrs. Florence Carry.iot. Mrs.
Itiiby Horner and F. W. Jones; wel
fare committee is Mrs. LHlIa like.
Mrs. Mabel Ifes-eman and Mrs.
l:uby Winter-.
Th folMiwins program was en-
jovf-d: Piano duct. "Civic Prid
(Morrisun). Mis. Mi! Nap and Mil
dred Horner; rendinR 'The Croak in'
i'roc," Marine Doyle; vo'-nl olo,
'Tl:e White Hose." (Cadtnan). Miss-
iv. endolvn Johnson, n"Compantt
Mrs. Anna I'owcll; piano solo.
'June Fluwcitf," (SpiaJct, Louise
Orafe.
T-atcr In the evening two basket
ball c;.mi'H were played In the hli-'h
school nvmnasium by local buf.
and fcirln teams.
The next regular niecllnt' will
April 1 In tlie hih school uudiior-lum.
Firework Menu
by Mice Cause
of Store Fire
Mt. Aiii'l. .Vl;tn it 1. Mh
L'unttinjr rirvMork.o in a draw
er In the rear of N". ltlcnlus
k snis ccm'ral nterefutildi.se1
-lore litrled a lltely little
hlae at about 8:3(1 o'clock
Saiui-tlav fteninjc. The local
I ti e ileiuiriiiu-iit reoiMleU
hi-ianily to a call and the
bhi iai cHiiffui-hctl with a
lof ;il ihiijiage of k3 than
to no.
liieniu- Bnis. are thaiiLlns
the fate that made the mice
eaon in Hie fin-work draw
er while there ta Mtmrone
In ihc store. .ul tle blae
Marled djirinr Ihc nisht the
daiuae uould lutve been
much uiCaler.
ST. PAUL FUPILS
PRESENT PROGRAM
HAYESVILLE YOUTH
IS BURIED SUNDAY
Havesville, March 21 Funeral
services ware held Sunday after
tKMin for Mariun Matthew, 19-y-ar-old
nephew of i:ila MeMunn, of
Quinaliy, who died in n Satem hos
. T-hal Friday nitlit. Services were
- held from the Webb funeral parlors
In Salem at ! o'clock with conclud
ing services at the Hayesville ceme
tery at 3 .ao o'clock, llev. Nwell In
charge.
marquamTeople
present comedy
Sc. Its Mills. March 21 The Parent-Teacher
association of Mar
qua in la giving a three-net play en
titled "Lk'hthousn Nan." In the I
O. O. K. hall here March 22. Part
of the proceeds are o go to the
Itehekahs.
CLASSHASPARTY
Prlnle. March 21. The Wide
awake clans of Print; lo Sunday
Sunday school held a party on Sat
urday afternoon nt the hm of
Gladys Sealey. Thero were HI
present besides Mr. Stewart, the
teacher, and Mrs. Oscar Sealey,
who helped the hostess In serv
ing. GHmes were enjoyed and IIkM
refreshments served.
BIRTH DA YAFF A I R
Prinle. March 21. Miss Kvelyn
Ci'burn observed her 1 It tt birthday
bv entertaining with a parly on Sat
urday evening. A large number of
the younger set wwere there, also
the following older persons: Mrs.
W. M. Oburn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas
tnln nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Far
rier, (lames were enjoyed nnd at
a lute h"iir refresh men is were
served nnd all departed having bad
jtn enjoyable evening.
APARTMENT HOUSE
READY, WOODBURN
Wood burn, Or.. M in h 1 Mr
and Airs. F. K. Ih-nson have . alien
over their Front street property.
the I'acif'c Horse, nnd are r fur
nishing the entire building, which
will bo rtadv for occupancy In a
v days. All the apartments have
'n enn''d and the tenuits will
be rioting in as soon as the refur
nishing Is compleird. Air. nnd Mi -Ihin.ioh
will coiiilnue to reside hi
Iheir Voiing strei.-i huic and Har
ris, who has been In charge of the
Pacific Ihmse will remain as man
n f-r Mio Hansons. Hanson nlse
Is emiti niplatln!? the erecllon of a
bun::.ilov court on his Young street
propei iy nnd bf llees he time U
rljie to call in mrie of his hoiiliim-.
in otln-r lc-ahli-'S and invest :!
oudl.urn propfi-ty.
f AI.I.I It TO POUI LWD
Turner. March 21. Mr. and Mrs.
I-:. C. Hal;-r receive. 1 word Friday
vening of the hth-us illness f
(heir grandson. 1.1. -m l PaUer. at a
Portland hospital follciwing an op
eration, 'Mrs. I'-aker hurriedly left
for I'oi tl ind to be near him. Lion
el s the only son of Mr. and Arts.
Itay Paker of Poilland, and has
bee'n In poor health for several
months Mis. Helen Srewart of
flervais, N taking rare of the Ha
I;er h'del dining Mrs. Maker's ah
se n ce.
MO i :s TO wool mi It
Woodbiirn. March 21. K. J.
Hodge, FUperlntendent of the Ray-
I'.rown cannery, lias moved to
Woe. H. urn from Salem nnd with
his family Is occupying the Mau
pin bungalow on Cm by street.
VISIT WITH DAI i. II I I It
Mill City. March II. Mr. and
Mrs. F. It. Ohn lrft Saturday for
Portland where they will spend the
week end visiting with their son
and tbiUk'hter, Frances and Hei'bori.
who are attending L'niverslly of
Washington at Seattle (his winter.
Mi's SCIIOI J, ISITS
Hut-hard. Mnrch 1 MKs Vesta
S.-h'dl, senior tit the Fnlveisitv at
Fiicene. was home for Hie week
rnd. Mls 'esfj is (lie dntighter of
Mr. and Atrs. U Af. Sch-dl. propri
etors of tlie local hardware store,
fhe reluined to her studies Con
day morning.
Some Lose Weight
while others gain
Normalcy aided and efficiency
increased by new disease
conqueror
The marveloui health - building
properties ot Hunt's Internal Hath
re illustrated by tha fact that thin
people usually gain under its use.
hereas the stout lose.
Tha reason Is simple. Over or
under weight often retulti from srIN
poisoning, or autn-intoxicstion. This
condition, which ha been discovered
to be a tame of nearly every ill, from
simple dizry upclls to cancer, a met
Ironi unrleanliness of the lower bow
el. And Hunt's Internal Bsth com
pletely ends auto-intoxication by
keeping it washed clean,
t In "Civitiratton's Grealett Men
ace," published in support nf this
great discovery, the amaing toll ot
auto-intoiration and constipation is
cited by ftity world-trading doctors,
We ill glajlr give you a free copy
of this valuaMa booklef and show
yon our ditpUy o! Hunt's IntcroaJ
hath.
cApnu, nnro moitK
D
nsumonia
AG REAT many cases of this
. dread disease develop from
neglected colds. That's why
medical science says: 'To ovoid
a big cold, stop a little one."
For checking all colds promptly,
the following approved treat
ment has been found effective in
millions of cases : (1) A day's rest.
(2) A laxative. (3) A light diet. (4)
Vicks rubbed on throat and chest.
Vicks medicated vapors, released
by the body heat, are inhaled
direct to the air passages; at the
same time Vicks acts like a poul
tice, drawing out the soreness and
pain. Use this
treatment at tlie
first sign of
every little cold
nd big colds
will be almost
unknown to you
V VapoRub
its
BROTHER IS DEAD
Hubbard. March 21- News was
received by .Mr. and Airs. Oeorge
I.efflcr that their brother Kilo
lilair, residing nt St. Johns, Port
land, died Saturday niht. Ulatr
as well known in Hubbard where
he visited from time to time with
his sister. He had a business in
terest In the St. Johns Woolen mills.
Funeral arrangements have not
been made.
visit ix m:itij:
Turner, Or.. March 21. Mr. nnd
Mrs. i;. H. Talbott left Saturday
morning to drive to Seattle for sev
eral d.tvs' vi.-lt with Mr. and Mrs.
i:. O. Waggonra! Klrkland, In the
sutmihs of Seattle. Airs. Way goner
is the daughter of Mrs. Talbott.
Mrs. Talbult is cashier of Turner
.State bank. This is Talbotfs second
start to Seattle within a week, the
flit time reaching Kelso where he
was taken ill u 1th the flu ami
forced to return to Turner.
St. P.f .i. Or., March Z I . A m
cal rti ii.il was given nt the Si.
I'av'. n ade::iy i:nder the direction
of the music teachers. Sixers Mar
inn and s.i?r M. Juhtmia. The re
ci'al was al'ended by a lare crowd
The piogram consisted of chor
ines by the p-.ipils of the academy
and vocal slos by Pernard Sn-.ith
and Pohcrt Col.' man, an Irish lilt
by the third and foui-li grade g!rl
ani piano and violin selections by
the following music pupils: Agne.s
iMeIC iy, Marguei ite Merten, Theresa.
Miller. Lauretta Kirk. Dorothy
Oavtil-n, Hannah McCarthy. Mary
.r.n Kit k, Pc-s-ie Hector. Stella
Maris M Kay. Florence DuP.e
I.ai l Lm idiion. HoV-rt Coleman,
Helen Malmny, L'na McN'amee.
Fileen McXamee, Maria Sprogla
Alice V.'ci.-li. Ililecn Merten, Ivan
Hlosser. Marie Cording, Leell
S'ltrngi-j, Elma I'Ach ar.d Ii ma Good
ins.
HALL BEING MOVED
Qnlnaby. March L'l The Mod
ern Woodm"n lolge hail near Che
niawa Is hieing moved hack on the
I r-t in order to make room for n
more pietcmious building, the old
structure to be renamed as a kiteh
en when Social aitiiss require sup
pr.
I I Kl in 1 s i.i;i.si
Turner. Alarch -1. Alvie Fere-
bf-e. until recently a s'ti.lent at the
Kugene l;:Me college, is now trav
eling riilesinan for the Patterson
Moving Picture company at Med-
ford. His parents, .Mr. and Mrs.
A. Feii-bee, have received word
from their son that he i3 now
F tire ha. Calif.
Western Auto Supply Company's
i&McAnniversarv
llslALE
Ends April 2nd
Bargains galore for two weeks more, in tUs great sale celebrating the
opening of oar first store on tnc Pacific Coast, eleven years ago.
Prices bare been materially reduced on scores of articles of national
popularity, all of which are fuBr guaranteed . . . and, no matter what
make of car you bave, yon can save money on equipment that will
make yonr motoring safer, more comfortable and more economical
Many other bargains not shown here art- also offered during this sale.
lilllljl
Save on Visors
Our Anniversary prleea offer
great navinfea on this essential
to safe and comfortable driving.
"nrll" Llfht Ml frm. cerr4
both aiji ii h iunbtr clam.
utsbt brSkksis, am
pries snlr
"TrndtB," th Arlsloersit f Vlvars.
Ornt prrallsi with hadtom lilm
inlnnt V-ry Ufht and 0 DQ
dnrkbls. ltducd - ts.. )uiOU
.$1.45
9S
Interior Mirror Bargain
Absolutely essential to safe drir
Inn. lMg aavinga at our aala
price.
SpM-lsl T-tnrh mirror for spsa MQf
r clod cars .r0u
81
,.67c
"KmtIs T-loca rnlrrcr.
prk. onlr
l'alvrl Mrkrktt tTP. T-loch
biia iitu Bitifcl at SS
flArn, l-lnrh tnlrror, AnnlTirnrT
prie raiiuctiva, Il.il. to Sl.SS
Wind Wings Reduced
On apn or cIumj rar wind wlns
n.ld KmMr tit jo-.ir ooiiifori , . . ia
K i'd rihr aa wail as la bad.
"Comfy" wind win of ervalat stato
lUi with Japamtrd brahfta ai
arlcabi and attractlrt. t& flit
Itmlucod front $4 to tttUJ
"An Aiajt' wtnrs ar of h
t.vfld Lll I'ftM With rtn lMo
portr. Annl-vraair Palo prlrWDiOJ
CtMd Car Wiacw Twa opUsdl 1 nw.1-
raducad to and..
Spotlight Economy
Aaiatr eaaoMUlt at gtrmt reduetloaa.
"tadp." Ttlchlr tKtl!atid rafloritr.
rlsid bra'-knL Lamp aaalU ram4l
for irouLila li(ht rj
puwarfuL Itodurod to .
'TVIIIlawa. Jr." A wall fen own htrh
jnli:r lamp. Snappy ahallow ra
ficrr.ir, tttv har-liomo. and a rrft
raduclloa iiotu 11. 4
.$1.66
.$2.95
Ford Special
Wat Cmm Mw-Utr Mi-iot "lfoto-
klairi" ar..l baadauma Bn-fcali.! ca-v
, $2.60
Tire) Cover Prices Cut
Thaao cover ar neatly nvad of
durable waterproof enamelod
duck with i (run- bait and eocfcat
clips.
FOR CORD TIRES
IH-tack Mao. arisl I 40
a ad tach corars
oaif
FOR BALLOON TIRES
tii4 and ii4 ik ei C1
Salo prlt f liwU
t-are oiaaa Analvorsarr
tadi-tloa
$ 1.87
.$1.87
Pump and Jack Savings
"fUaadaraT" ISmtp A br vatao
at our Aastwraarr sola artoa JQ
Jah A. Itxht vralrht.
araaaal ot1 ifh tat urio para
l : raafida aU, lt-IMh aaaal
naaaia, aao 4ara
nty
Mt(ay Jah VallaaMa Ira a. witk
tlfiina tan a at t4 tnrhaa. Qntt-k
and uv la aparata. Mil fuot ttft ta
! andar law ailaa Aaal 1 I C
Ill at
72c
aaraaiv 8a:o nco ,
-Mre than FjO Stores In the V?st
buppIyCa
Salem Store, Court and High SlrreU afcrf-M
' aaav
&i J
t
STUDENTS GIVE
GREAT PROGRAM
IN AUDITORIUM
Sllverton , Or., March 21. The
program given under the 'jusplcet
ot the junior students of tha Bd
eerton high school Friday evening'
:n the Eugene Field auditorium was
one of the best offered by any nart
of the hish school and was played
n a crowded and appreciative au-
fence. The proceeds of tha even
ins will eo toward the banquet dr.
en the seniors by the Juniora a"
.ome later date.
Following Is the program: Selec
tion by the high school orcheatra
of which Professor Ti.nxlestad ti
the director: reading, "Jimmy In
i:.e Mirsry, .Miss IJsther Kioster
one-act piayette, "ilomeo an.
Juliet," with Eleanor Jane Ballan
.yne and Norman Iistman aa leads
..is:ed by el-ht other students.
"Dance of the Flowers." by Mil
dred Degernesw, which was consid
ered exceptionally fine and which
brought her several encores.
A one-act opera "The Mournful
U'ail of Three Old Maids," with
Frances NeUrn, Rmh Lars en and
Hazel Ooyette taking part. These
younr; ladies were also loudy en
cored. Two Spanish voral solos by Miss
Vantls of the ht&h school faculty.
Miss Vantis was gracefully dressed
in Spanish costume and as always
inure man pleased tier audfence.
A play, "Married to a Suffra
irette," with eifht very efficient atu
denta taking part.
Two minstrel vocal solos by Watt
"Dec" Long, also of the hhrh
school faculty, and as usual he
brought down the house.
A Russian dance In costume by
the Misses Billy Eastman and Eliz
abeth Kenne, which was very good.
A tike duet by Francis Nelson
and Cora Goplerud. They also gave
vocal selections and were called
back several tfmes,
A pantomime "When the Lights
Went Out." by about twelve of the
students with George Lovett read
ing. A plane duet by Dorothy Graf
and Evelyn Solum.
Several Irish songs by Professor
Coffey of the high school faculty.
ie abjo related sunt witty stories
and as always was the fun of the
ever.lna. Professor Coffey's most
pleasing voice Is always looked for
ward to at any entertainment.
A Tiolfn solo by Helen Etenson.
accompanied by Ealeen Tweed,
which was much enjoyed.
ANNUAL BALL HELD
BY FIRE DEPARTMENT
Mill City. Mnrch il. The Mill
City fire department held its an
nual ball Thur-il.iy evening In the
Hammond hall, which was nicely
decorated felling out tha fct. aPt-
rick design. A lare crowd attend
ed, and supper beii g served about
midnight.
LODGES TO MEET
Hubbard. Or.,.Mareh 21. T'natla
lodge, Itehekahs, are entertaining
N'eedy and Canby lodges on Tues
day evening. They are preparing
for an inflatory. A program and
social hour after tho usual session.
It la expected that a large attend
ance will be prei-ent.
VISIT FHOM I,OVFKII.i:
Turner. Or.. March 21. Mr, and
Mrs. Archie Long of Cloverdale and
Mr. Long a sister. Mhs Grace Long
of Sclo visited Thursday evening nt
the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. fe.
Prft'.her at Turner on their wny
For Colds,
Grip, Infki'
enza
and a a
i Y-ru
rUxitht
fBromo
Quimnel
Ling teriovt illnesa and complications
cue follow Colo. Grip and laflucau.
The box boars this signatara
Since 1S39
back of Cloverdale, having attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Lulu Evans
at Albany. Miss Long and Mr.
Long are couaina of Mrs. Pratber.
up ar-.i xin were form or
residents of Turner several yeare
ago. when Lona bad an interest m
the Turner meat market. They arr
finiw lufna on a larce dairy ranch at
Cloverdale and Long and his uncle.
Mu tcli Long formerly of haiem.
own the meat market at Garibaldi.
VICTIM IMI'IEOVIIS
Qnlnaby, M;ireh 21. Otaf Har
old, wiio sut'ft-red a dlsclocatcd hip
when he got In the way of a stump ,
being blasted on his farm near
Kaiser lume time ago is much 1m
proved.
VISITS bT. VAl'L
St. Paul. March 21. Mrs. Arthur
Connor of Portland, spent the week
visiting with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. U. L. Van de Wiele of St. Paul.
15
San Francisco
On Special Coach. Train
EVERT
Tuesday and Friday
Loaves Baiem 10:11 a. m.
Arrives San Francisco
11:30 a. m. next da
Thone 80
Southern Pacific
City Ticket Offlct
184 N. Liberty
! Tonight TonisW
Ralfiii' ISovSlSVV Salem's
KiiK-nalnmeiit PifgifWll&'ii Enlrrtnlnment
liSjj See Pantagti Vaudeville and a Feature
Plctorc All for SOo Come Enrfyt
Lewis & Ames Mann's
iContcdy fiklt Singlus; Syiicopatora
-We Know Thin Hotteat Band In Town
or Two"
I Al Golem & Co. Grindell
I A Troup ot Persian ""J
I ITntertalncn Esther
Viola Ven-lcr Ilolman Playing alnllnee 40c . 10e
Serena lie by Drliro Kvcnlmr 60c - SJSc
NOT1-: The vaudetlllo bill Mill lie shown one performance In
tho evening: VauilevUIe till 10; Plclures 7 till , 10 till 11
ssssaraMManaawMsasisMsMMasasm
4 la "Stt. J
Ifs a cinch to beat your wife, if you
start first unless she uses Ethyl
HUGH WILEY
"The Wildcat
From Greenland's Icy Mountains
To Sunkist Hollywood
The Speed Crew say that Ethyl
Is the baby that made good;
And when the ten-ton outfit
Rigs for a heavy jerk,
They draw their pay for a holiday
While Ethyl docs the work.
It's a cinch to beat your wife, if you start .
firSt-unlcss she uses Ethyl.
It takes 01' Demon Rum to show a blind
driver the short cut to a permanent
holiday.
Mighty hard to practice some mistakes
beating a train at a crossing, for instance.
Any medicine helps a doctor.
(jit Associated
with ftbjl
There's a price tag on most of die presents
a rich man gets.
Stop and Look and Listen
Is mighty good advice
And you can profit by it
Day or night;
Except around a quarry,
And there it's not so nice
When the quarrymcn touch off
The dynamite.
It's also quite embarrassing
In traffic on the road
To stop and look and listen
To your car
While it throws a mild convulsion
On a water-gas emulsion
When Ccould have made the run in par
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