NCE OF CHARLES H DEVELÔPEDEÂllLŸ e f i u u . Juna t.— M w 4 r t f > . RAhadow told (il» Stanley McAllie, d ß e » J» the v ia - McAllle residence ca an elevator-—an Incident which the president*never tired of re- < ailing—Charlie Lindbergh is said id have been one of the gang (h it wan egging Quentin An. ¿ ¿ •.d o w j F. C. Henrik,. -* Washington 1 iftugglat, recalls that Charlie '* Lindbergh was one of the many r- noliee that ftebadow had ; smart hays of the neighborhood > ibeeri drinking yedtlrdhy and , who, with Quentin Roosevelt, g th a t he had "kidded” Re- B I ought their sundaes at his drng- \ badog about Mia sqperjtition • store ; concerning the bled. ’ Quentin developed at one time ' “WjBli, yon Just watt; some r. habit o f charging the sundaes body’s going to die,” Rehnd- 1 to the White Honee account, aome- WQw said., t ? ' thing which again amused the $ H|s widow » in aehedni- 1 i resident hut of which he la said ed to arrive ^ere today frpm 1 to hare disapproved ae a bad ttle to take charge of the habit for a boy. (Copyright by Edmondson) Charlie Lindbergh la a l s o Rteogliizeablc, Isn't it, this 1909 phojo of tine)©* credited with having a part along with Quentin Roosevelt and a Recoginzable, i§ij’t it, this 1909 photo of Uncle Sam’s number of others in catting the own Charles A. Lindberg! It wag taken at Washington he light wires and plunging the White House into darkness on one ' with liis late fa th e r,jtt that time congressman frbm M in fteso tg . Little efgnt-Verti’-old Lindy then Htfd ho ex- 1 jiiinnesoig. famous occasion. ; / tfdT HOW HO# Dprlng most of the time Lind jactation of the faine and glory which are no# his, • ACTtVR bergh lived la Washington. Air !to have an active. lftth«r planes were still considerable o f a Hh-free body, unhampered by f ÀTÌÓXAÌ à ó i o I RNKftó novelty. The Wrights were carry TÖ HOLÖ ÖÖXtfat+IÖN vite, is president of the National hdvancitlg yedrs, #atCM elimina ing on their experiments aa was Sojourner« club. * tion. At 4 « , Xajbr Ackernrtn, Curtiss, but planes were nsed Hnrbeftoa, Ohio, is a f bW office chiefly to thrill crowds and fly dlally, behlthy. Hearty and active. PRIBONKRM INSTITUTE ( . ing was a highly hazardous occu iATL MUON O F TBRJtOR J m find Foley HIM diuretic Just pation. TDOEVStb Rdhsia,— « M —U w ^ . Jhc right thing to regulate kidney ' But even then, Lindbergh ^was i elimination and keep mp in fine icsirftfii t k i h i the prlSori gite«’ interested . In "flying machines" i Ijipditiop.” The medicinal quali tdkevsk has resulted lri*tlidre-kf- as was Quentin Roosevelt, who : ties of Foley P ills, diuretic are test of J7 prisoners;* who will be was destined to die in the war, • valued so highly that they , are tried in a « t o * df f l * iWI fe- shot down in a battle with a ¿ H a r a i l teed to give ¿dtisfkctikrt. ftntenced, German pinne. • - ’ 1 In constant pee over >« years. Ask T b e g r d u p ^ y ia a i'^ f t h k o ii During these years the boy’s « for thfem. rtold everywhere.— No. est inhabitants of the penitentiary parents, probably with much wfs. « and they terrorised. the newcom dom. permitted the lad to go his 1 ers; m iking their fclIow-prlsdnerS way about as His own desires die- 1 practically their «drvints khd tated. He was not repressed. vfUves. BeatlntaahV tAHnies * in There were few “d o S W in the < flicted on newly - incarcerated Lindberfch hotisehold. . i anâ brfsoners by ttw - veteran Jail Scientists ahd psychologist^^at i birds werh so brutil that the vic very great weight upon that phase tim« $hrii Afraid to colhultOn to of his legfning. y t the prison authorities. 'Hie leafl They shy it developed in him t e t of the g a iy has served i i the seU rejffcnee1 which he first « on thrifts arid had his first taste rhqwed nt B .yegrs of age jrhen, , df jail as a btfy of 11 yeats ot age. when he walked away from the t sup and so found his w«y back t hOtte. •' '— - 1 Medford— Stockmen ship 4> It also, they say, made stronger carloads qpttle to Klamath COtn- In him the courage and determin- , trip to the Lake of the ; Jhursday, bain« the popular tum- «rah W r e if» mer Ate. They *r«tc> ©X.WI# considérable ah to make i t with •tfbe road thta : months later-In yertr. • <-,/ building i l l ¿Mat ldAher Forci Batteries Fit 85 For Cent Of All A Core. None betUf Radio M bit «awéar sMtbHéWM4 W W ihe tfddifigrifi of a büÿef’â üsëd cat. More and Sääri pébfflê USihi: *W h ÿ should toy used car seem to have several val ues? , I. < W h y should deal ers In different makes of ears offer me allowances differing materially? «. i « Does tile latgestallowance offered mean the best deal Oar hr We recharge your Battery 'Radio B attery. ---- ,758 Chr Battery............. LOO ntes.” the older Lindbergh told him: “I’m going on a bit and will come back pretty soon and get you here,** bat when the father rA- turned the boy was gdne. The elder "Lindbergh searched through the wobde but could find no trace of bis son. F rig h ten ed and pic turing-All sorts ofm lsfortunesbe- taliing tke boy, Lindbergh hur ried hqme. IHtendlnlfto eUlist the aid of neighbors and begULa wide setreh. Bat flve-year-0 CharlipS grdethtfhlm'Si T h el "How dlA fdit get here?” the father agied. A "Whea we were, walking you told c«e that the sun always goes down in the « e ft «M wh i f i r i walking straight at the sUU;” Charlie e&frAtned. "I got tlrhrt 6f Waiting, ¿o I Just walked Straight away from the sdA hnA I dime right, hoihe V our used car has seemingly different valties because com I FlflfciPttihfc! Varnishes petitive dealers are bidding to sell you • nsw ear. _ — fundamental basis of value: Whàf tbö deälef ho âccb^W traé» can get for it in the used ear In school The largest trade-in allowance 3 * The elder Undbei^A was elect- ed to congress and the fam il* m oved. to Washyigton is where a decade a part of each year w for m . spent. one Jj} the -j e r i h, p then reca„ hto WmM he «4« X i " b "Ph«», X ^ Public spt&khig t o l tile 4foteCi Ofié must think bf thè The Lindbergh's lived near the nj„ch flke „ ¿ b, White House and young Charlie came lato contact with that fa- ' mows gang of Washington young- « n .n . \a a ■ters headed by Quentin Roose- A S n l H I l u veil, whose father was then pres- f ll- L Ment th ió d i. I f iM , iti smòking, that Lucky Strikes not nnly give greater enjoyment, I tiK He played much 'on the White House grounds and is said to have had a part l.n some of the happening which made the White House a lively p l a c e la those <*aF«. When Quentin Roonevelt rode his onc^ famous pong into the White House and browbeat an attendant into giving It a ride ’ — George Cozar man, both of . rtatenced to se the penitenttarj taken to Hint ii to Start serving The two men p burgiurizing th< packing honse 1 bUi protect the thrbdt.” which is offered on your used for you. Sometimes it is; but some times li i i rio t ; A n excessive allowance may mèan that you are paying ari exeessHfe prtóè for the new car comi&risdn w ith its real value. 4 S jtitige thè merits of the new car in comparison with its price, including all dèliv&y arid ftriàncé éfaàrèea. T h bn weigh any difference in allowance offered on your used car. ^TfHfeN YtJtf arò rèady to trade- in your present car* ifettiem- Ber that after all you are m aking a nnrbhadb-&nd not a eh/e. 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