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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
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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
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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 •