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H O M I «ADDER
DAILY TID
By Williams
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NBW YQ»X> M ajr2«.-A ten<*g
e beaded, f t M ed and t o t e in *
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fa.hieaalRs' bah lust vHmteg,
three tgfte gowns attracted most
of tlte Sttontlgn. Perhaps It was
becauad ofta if a. bife-weary of
glitter and beaded fringes or, pao
haps bseansd tulle seettte tq ««ell
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\ simple Iplle gowns which caused
most comment. .
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te thé ftttl skirt by «testa ot a
wide «birred. belt. Bxtra strip« of
tallé dangled W ' Ote skirt he.
la» «et óa in h««dk*tchlsf drape
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Orte o f the outstanding things in urban life
" during the past .tew years has been the grow th
. o f the service club idea. Thousands o f hUnintas
' men, many o f whom were scarcely acquainted be­
fore, are m eeting around the luncheon table once a
‘ w eek to talk things over.
This cannot help but le^d to a better under­
standing in the business world. It also show s there
- is som ething social and emotional in 'th e m ake up
o f the most hard boiled bumness man.
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Things are not alw ays smooth in the life Of a
service club and sometimes petty politics and ieal-
. ousy creeps in but when the Club overcomes theae
difficulties it is a sign of Weakness instead of
strength. Probably more worth w hile th ings in civic
""development w ill come froid service clubs In the
next ten years than from, any other element. -
ti«s,-dtte,Qv*rihrihbto anoo»».
Thfe^hh-d go«« Mtà.itea* %b-
felraly 6 f nffd* tulle. The bodice
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One gown made of pale gray
1 ¿«He was ilk * a Samttto cloud.
‘ It*s bodice was ' seml-fitted and
shirred slightly from untier-bust-
Hne to the low waistline where a
skirt formed of raws and a id
rows, of tiny tulle ruffles was
flufflneas .personified. A «fluster
of tulle orchids «fas posed on one
shoulder and a single -orchid was
warn op the opposite hip.'Wale
gray satin slippers and gray hos­
iery were worn.
Decisions o i far-reaching effect in respect to
radicalism have, toeton hhrtded doWn by the 'Supreme
Court of th« United States. T alkative Red sym pa­
thisers to- th? contrary hothwithstanding, the Spr-
pwm e Court usually has the last say. F or that body
haa h p h e l d the convictions of Charlotte Anita.
W hitney and W illiam Burns under C alifornia’s crim-
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group advocating violence ap>inst existin g govern­
ment to A felony. Thus Individual opinion is merged
into group opinion. Many people belong to organisa­
tions to the. tenets o f1 which they do not subscribe in
full, and ih Whose acts they would not join in com­
plete accord; yet in general princip les'th ey believe
in the organization. B ut when the existence Of
orderly government to. threatened or in v o lv ed there
is a duty every eitisen owes to forbear allegiance to
of overt destrttotion.
No law ever h&s or ever will be constitutional
which seeks te or does prevent liberty o f thought
and exprftttah and freedom of opinion. B ut it is
to the task of fin din g the difference between this
freedom of opinion which, is lawful« and the license
o f criticism that incites and inflames against the
constituted processes of government that the Su­
preme Court has .dedicated itself. No, finer distinc­
tions hi. legal reasoning could be conceived; yet
such points m ust be settled If free government is
to be. defined and made Safe.
Out of the Supreme Court’s rulings the aver­
age bym an w ill not ooncern him self w ith shades of
m ea nin g s nor mentally w restle w ith the dictum. He
is content te know that Be can not belong to the 1
W. W. nor the radical Communists and expect to
keep ont Of jail forever.
Buiktitig Otanges Noteworthy
Change» in highway detoign due to necessity of
•providing adequate traffic facilities, have *been as
hoteworthy as changes in volume and character of
roadway traffic.
Greater care in finishing is noticed, and a re­
duction in crown until the pavement appears to be
Mlmost fla b The trend toward easy curves and
grade« it alee v«ry apparent In the old days when
.pick and shovel were the only tools available for
toad building purposes, it w as physically impos­
sible to make wide highways w ith low grades and
easy curves. Now, however, when inventive genius
has supplied us with giant trnrttors to furnish the
u n live power for heavy grading machinery, the task
in relatively simple and inexpensive psv mile of
highway.
Gravel shoulders on rural highw ays are being
made widpr. The entire width o f the paved surface
ie needed, for moving traffic, and wide shoulders
afford a eafo plaee for parking and for m aking re­
pairs to ears.
The compacted gravel on thpse shoulders also
makes an excellent bate for a coat of asphaltic con­
crete, when it is necessaty to widen the p a \eii
surface o f the highway.
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Capt. Lindbergh makes a non-stop fligh t to
Paris and is given a prize of $26,000 and offers
of stage contracts totaling hundreds of thousands.
Some o f the buck privates who made non-stop
flight« to Paris in 1918 got A- W. 0 . L. and 30
days W . shining the captain’s boots.
•Newbeyg high school students who observed
“ kid d a y ” by skipping school must write a paper
•♦Why I lhaery« to be B einstated” before thev
t h K M ovies
1. (What wall-lmowfi
SIGNS OP SPtUNG
I bailed a ragged colored boy
Who w histled down tbs street,
I ottered him a dollar M il
I f he would kelp te heat
The rag and carpet’-on the line.
And dig the dahlia plot,
And swoop -the cobwebs off the
. screens,
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William Allen W hite sad an
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And
ether
tommyret,
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uiyvflcMtr. xcpfuaaor ate
dlscutothSmerits and taUwfW' ' I made tbe offer fa lra n d tQ n a re ;'
A shadow eroased h tt'b ra v ;
the kies, hut ragardlett M the
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2. What
recently
recognised
star won notice 1» "SHfle,
tsUg, Slide,” Brown Of
to? Nafae the first picture 'in
whisk V lla a Banky played
la .U t * country. r
dt Whto new aetrem web lasase-
dlate stardom by her wprk
in "W hal Price Ofebry’T
S. W hat pfobto kks tks lM g-rttfl
toMiW M DroUWay?
•. What form er president of the
United States is a leading
character 1« a current mo­
tion picture! "
7. W hat famous director is mak-
lng all of his pictures on
the shores of the Medit-
teraneanT
«. W hat famous pair of brothers,
leas so t'll for playing vU-
to the dalptlnem'jtC. the gown.
Os« other tulloffbw n Worn bj
an attractive bW M girl was ef-
fectlre since ife ‘combined black
fu ll, over a ««h-feoned -ftmSda-
tlon. The Met« on this « k in were
M t Ok in ilgaSf fashion apd the
■ k i n ^ l e p ^ - mncU lower to the
le ft «Ida than on the; r i g h t 1 Ths
nav > dSeklta« which wpald be
■ware were It aot m ate lower
on one aid« than on the other.
p M need oh thia sown and a
brlgbVretl roe* was pMced aTthe
corker ot th e.lo V er teckltat. f it
tours*,' (be neck-line dipp«d on
the left aide «Ince the «attt also
dipped at the left, o«e might
almost call thto a one-sided frock
but its attest W«s sot at all gar-
A sim ilar gown was made of.
lavender tulks posed over » flsefc-
toned chiffon slip. la this Instance
the skirt was cut short, in from
and dipped at the rear, In peSr-
lod fashion. The bodice was of
almost normal w aist-line and
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A vMy food »ten Seldom makes
» very fcood cop.
lfan motion picture stars are
entitled to protest that they are hfeporteat Books R eview ed—
Sahleete that nobody considers dot nearly so bad as their p re «
“The SUver Cord,** by George
W tt te fllH U N “ «to SUkteStS that agents have painted them.-r-Waah-
AgtoeW
Chamberlain. George Ag-
everybody is anxious to hear.
irgton Star«
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dOW Chamberlain la the author
of thirteen other novels and a
Tomorrow’s troubles may he
took on Mexico and onw On
A
yttuttg
intellectual
Is
a
per­
avoided by hot making new obes
African Shooting. This is a mys­
son
Who
has
just
learned
whai
tbdny.
the word banal means and Usm tery story with a big “M ” revolv-
it to the utmost limits of banality. idg Id part on the llioblem of
Tbs drippings along ths high­ —Lbs Angeles Times.
Voddo*ism In the Island of Haiti.
ways represent the dividends in
A High Priest known as Papa:
tha oil business.
LOl or Beard of God manages to
Among other issues Involved In
*N thht a yonng American bank­
The Keimst folks are tboee who >rd libel ettlt Is ths «insetlon er Ta really born anew and bis
bether Ford’s Dearborn Inde-
know how to
fun with paying
rolnadtlc love Story harmonious­
indent was dictated bnt not toed.
out cash for i t
ly Poidpteted. Beaten, cowed, sus-
-Biughampton P re «
bteted o t crime, he f ie « to Haiti.
«ta: “I have never
There, through a strange freak
Who was both pious
of fate, coupled with the minis­
Butterflies eahuot claim mem- trations of a curious exile, he
fl«e at tin same time.
uershlto iu the fly family, aa- kSComes so altered In appearance
tioknoM ode o t t e r eaatateat ento- tkgt Be can return, unknowk, to
maiotiets, bet we shouidat think It e town he had left. Not even
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they’« want te, akyway.— OMb Ike g$-l he loves rycognlaes him.
State tournai.
Baciato Snfl Rumi».
A faclnating situation, skUftflly
Amsricnn Mediani Assnciatlon
h«*dl«d, fraught with th rill* and
I , PtestoMt Ottiten of «M tee.
«.«n yen U n n .
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Shelling Incidents succeed«.
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h BttflSr fltoWittt tofteu UzL»fl<
CoostituUoanl.
f il«Ad*o dOMhi «at hl* Skate wutfderful organisation of N*«m
Mttha Stow flooded.
Yte-
the Ito k t p*k* sf America’s Yolrk detectives cogges 16 girief
» . Th* IMheb ttosmtlantlc fly­
Rnausy MMtensid.
rspapeft « little teore fttetteflt- sad the hero develops almost sup-
ers, ttohttther nttd Ooll.
Amerhan tm aw tlaatte flyer,
Al WMKh wm hive «Verytlins Stoatdral and intellectual powers
I. Ttotainff BittMttvers between
pttst of th« plane “Spirit
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up s yesr aheid of U » e .-^ 0« th* trying out of his crimin-
th * “tod” ted “toHto“ nr-
a t Lonsr*
Irklld* ObSetoef.
No,- ftiore tenafetoua grip
6« th* reader, sticking with the
four hundred psgS M to l fed the
fthlsh, was ever developed by an
author^—The Lariat..
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TORNINO THE PAOES BACK
AftHUUP
30Ye*ttAgo
Modford Tribune— While svim-
W. H. Qovdy and wife are ar­
mlas la the N atatoria« at Ash­ rivals In Ashland from Corwith,
land flrtdny night Dsvwty Sher­
Iowa? Wlmt* g t , GoWdy has bedn
iff Curley Wilson ffud a nsxrow
Mtolttg W nofetmteter ter a num­
eeeape from droWSlag, sintlng ber Of yteri. ter. Oowdy U s
broth«r-tm>faw of I . C. f i l l e r ,
of friends were saving
la the teak. His oompaaloi
Vailed upon him .fen. tote
the springboard. íW l Í » « i
though he could net swim,
Mrs. W illiam Pattetoea had
daughter Margaret arrived b the
city Bunday an d 'w lll remain far
the rest of tko AUtetter. They
have recently Men riattlag their
feon and ««other. Harold nt Pert-
land. Miss Patterson attendW th *
Oregqn Agricultural celtege Htet
t« ra and expects te return la
P rate dz A. Hitchcock t o O k ,
. Tbpreton vA»o climbed to the
immk of Ashland batta last
eek took sçine excellent kodac
«w* M ttoeweea« os the earn«
who camr here worn tu* «me
eeettoa tagt fan. and eomer to
gut deaaateted with the climate
ana ras©tfrew, Wfth the expecta­
tion of locating permanently.
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eoautry
Hot Point
Electric Ranges!
tor -‘ff
a ■
Joftr kitchen alw ays spot,
toss clean—no smoke, sodt
Ho fqmes. Pots and pan’s
keep bright and shining
Without continual scour-
ihg and polishing. E lec­
tric h e a t saves m a f f >
bouts of labor.
AU who nave eharge of flouts
ar «any «she« f« tu re e M r the
morning parade are re«ue*tdd to
rtwtlfy siobe member of the’ par­
ade committee at one« tp order
that each may he properly plac­
ed in flue «stole.
Committee
members are H. C. Gsley, N. J.
Trefrsa.
'XL ELECTRIC
.1 Station
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A V X Chinese way p f making Chop fcaey and it
i* one o f the unusual redpc« yuR find jh her
new- Book (ecu coupon below). It is given
heje ad you m ay tt y and learn tor yourself one
o f the many reasons why Masol« 1a th« sRpeHer
od for a ll cooking— costing teas, yat equal to
richnew to butter, r •