The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, July 13, 1928, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE QUARTf Page Eight By HAROLD GRAY HaT Tha flimpd . i Tour papar to yoar iumm.1 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Annie Collects BOBEKT W. EARr LoiVj KAY'S COAT va ?fAVS OU TUVS socre. SM OUST fVt OU$M - VMS, m M.K1I .ftrrooo. w..I pnbH.b.a d.nr DRESS SHOP 829 Willamette Alway Sell for L... Office. IOST-1M1 WnlmwMa ItrMt "ALTON F. BAKER " t""1'" Th. Kuir.n. Guard Ik a m.rnti.r of th. ;o!,u.',,.fJS"- ..Fin Vwi 1.1.2 Pr... t. ..nlu.lr.lr .ntltUd to th. u. tor pul.llcallon of " n;w; NOV4- VIUH W.OVJ VT t dispatch., cr.dlt.d to It or not otharwlsa cre'lil a'"1" ?,0 T o .p.lal th. Aniitt Ruraall fit Plrcula t lOftl. . Th. Ouard ..rv.. th. city ot Eug-.n. "K. iu I. lb Don't For?et Sale t "inn-Thl' vw. trVrtln area (radlua 70 mllM) a population in .xo.s. I TvoSANX iCK. f I KS, VSCYt. - I I VJWe VTXX- CASHIER J i t ckcc Ft ii i ii n ii - s I I v " I S, k . y iu.. y . r i mumim ii w i iiwvnv ill a ii if ii i i n u i n i pnd th. North.rn lTn... horn, of th. pn"-r.lt)r of OrjIM. ol tn. Jow..t hydro-.Kwtrlo power rat.s In th. Unlt.d Htat.i la brlnln am i.n. forward rapidly aa .a Industrial and comm.rclal c.nt.r. NORRJS REFUSES. C ENATOR NORBIS of Nebraska is reported unfiling O to accept the presidential nomination tendered mm by the Fanner-Labor party, and so far as bin personal welfare is concerned he is undoubtedly making a wise decision for to organize an effective third party at this late day is a task whioh is boyond a man of his years onrl nrrvnld invnltrn IVin snnrifice of his usefulness 88 a Hhornl InnTor in the Rnnnhlican nartv. Tt in vrv rlniiht.fnl if this is vet the year for the fvrmrtfimi rtf n. now nnrtv. The Romiblican party is un- in vitjilit.v. The Domooratio Dartv. although far removed from its basic principles, has reooived through the nomination of Al Smith and nis personal program a tremendous access of energy and enthusiasm. Thnrn in irroat discontent in manv sootions but this is not a good year to attract attention from personalities to principles. But in the next four vetvrs. no matter who 'mrm h'i time. tJinrn mav come amarantr ohamres. The nonv ination of Smith will break th6 old sharp, alignments in the South. For many years this has loomed as inevitable for as the South has been industrialized great numbers of its people have boon inolined toward Republican doo trino by every economio and sooial interest exoept tra dition. Now that tradition is about to be broken those ueoTile mav never return to the Democratic, fold. In the South, in the Middle West, and in every part of the country there are irroat numbers of other people who are not satisfied with the economio doctrines of either party. These people are the nucleus of a truly liberal faction and it is exceedingly doubtful if they will over pass willingly intoa Democratic party which can never be more than nominally liberal under Smith and Tammany oontrol. Tho greatest danger in the Domooratio course is that the party has severed old ties to espouse the prohibition Issue, and while that is a great issue in this campaign it can never be a pormanent issue. No other part of its program is convincing. Parties can win with personalities but they can ondure only with principles whioh carry through. The Domooratio party has long claimed to be the vohiole of liberalism but personal liberty is a mnoh more limitod conveyance. It may find the old bandwagon pre-empted when the joy ride with Al Smith is through. THE SOVIET FLIER. bootlentar and him commit liocklni murder i It iraba at him and diacoverl IU own law compali It to et him free. Haa no citizen of Ohio any ground for action there? And Kentucky. K.ntuoky reara i mountain white lad In the backwooda country; a boy who aaya he carried a (us "becauia all the other boyi did, ici me of 'em little than me"; a boy who uw all hii eldera carrying gum every day of their Uvea; a boy who eaw auch .children aa did not carry guna carrying bottlea to their play a boy who waa alnned axainat by ioci.tr from the day of hla birth. Kentucky aeea thia lad, in hot anger, nio the gun he waa carrying. Ken tucky pouncea on him, appallrd and find, that Ita own law compel. It to aend him to prlaon for life.. ila no Kentuckian around, for action agalnit hla atata? What are we to make of theae two caiea, anyways unle.a It la that our method, of dealing with crime would be a dinitr.ee to Fiji I.landera? Are we 100 pef cent atupld, after all? When a dangeroua criminal commlta a brutal murder muat we alap hia wrlat and aet him freet When an Ig norant backwooda boy doea aomethlng mnch leaa criminal muat we Jail him forever Imrteal of trying to find out whnt la wrong and making It right? The mlllenlum lan't at hand yet, daaplte our maaa production and boom dnye on Wall atreet. We have a few joba to do. Ohio and Kentuoky can tell yon what they an. AMONG the heroes of the NoMle resone work In the Arctlo let us not overlook Ohukhnovsky, the cour ageous Russian soviet flier, to whom two of the three mombors of the party which Dr. Finn Malmgren tried to lead across the loo owe thoir lives, llis skill and his persistence, after nearly everyone had given up hope, caved them from tho lingering horrors of starvation ana sent the Soviet icebreaker Krassin to their aid. Ohukhnovsky and four other Russians , have been foroed down near Northoast land, but fortunately thoir plight does not seem to be Berions, Bravely he wire lessed his oo-workora not to mind him but to hurry to ave the others whose plight was so dtesperate. This they did and the entire orew of the Krassin shares in the glory. We may not agree with the Russians in their theories of eoonomfo brothorvhood and internationalism but is this emorgonoy thoy have proved themsolves gonorous and brave. We have only to look down the list of heroes, Italians, Norwegians, Czoohs, Americans, Russians, Swedes, to agree that humanity and oourage are inter national, indood. TO CURE INSANITY r VHiK in Medford they are trying a man who ran down a nino-yoar-old boy with his automobile and ran away leaving tho ohild to die along tho highway. The man had been drinking. In oourt he offered to plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter but not to reckless arivin. The child, ho babbled, was "something God threw in the way." Thia brought np the quostion of his sanity. , Sane or insane, the plooe for this fellow is in tho DOnitoiltiarv for tlm lfimrnut imauihln . f o win. nu uniiiv;. possible labor. Thore is nothing so offeotive as a long .emu m imiu iiuwr to remeay mis vrpo or insanity and inoidontally to warn the lunatio fringe of drivors who try to mix driving with drinking. Lane county recently set a wholesome example with th speedy disposal of a similar caso. Lot's hope the people down in Modford will be equally prompt and sensible in disposing of this driver. WHAT OTHER NEWSPAPERS SAY Remit-Heat Srwr (NKA Service) W. Anwnnua, the whole world nee of lawa. Whatever our faulta, anoa of lawa Whatever our afult.. w kial.t that oar aututoe be reepect ed and ooayad. The Jalaat dangeroua lawbrnk.r to leant thia beamed Hnath Ureer. Heath Grew lived Id the Laurel Hun region of moutalnoua Kentucky. II quarreled with a friend, one Lu ther I'.nJn, drew a gun and ehot him deal, lie haa been aenteneed to a life term la priaon. Th. murder waa not premeditated, ao he couldn't very well be hanged; but a life terra will aerve to teach bitu that America', law. can not be defied with impunity. The only trouble i. that Heath Grxer It ju.t 18 yeara old. Ilia judge that aontmced him did ot let that atand in hla way, how var. Law la law. and th judge wa. familiar with It. llurder la murder. Uit In prl.on. the judie aaid. waa Ilia A "v,,lw e wiiu give, MhV alw ui tii for the reformatory, where he will live until he la old enough to enter th penitentiary to eerva tlm with th moraerera. th door, of Ohio', hoapltal for th criminally Inaan. at Una, ewung open and Uvorge Itamua r?,lkrdt.,ot s '' n- " d kOIwi hla wile, Blaniung the deed in idnnM an. I k..l I i . . . r.liiif to law, by virtue of tnaanity. Now ha hat deniotietrated, again .c rording to law, that the liuanlty Wtkii.lt Mil. .la tt. - I .... . r'-'V" umm.r.r na. nap plly left him: .o Ohio', law deer. ItlBt I.A MHh... 1 .1 1 . ...... uiiiieu any wngen .i . ....... .... &auiiira mm ,ne.e that w. frr. born Americana draw .,,. un iur law wnica dlUn. fui.liea u. alnve all oth.r people. Mtrif. w are fond of eaying. ran V."1' h,d b7 "'tet for law. Hrath (ireer .nbiK.. will abanrb Ib.t le.ann daring th. neit thre or four decailr. of cunlin.nient. One wonder., though, ju.t where he lti.. of Kentucky and Ohio eland in all thia. Ha. no on brought any ru a date A. MERICAN HISTORY JULY 13 1584 Sir Walter Ralelgh'a expe dition landed In Virginia. 17(18 College of Philadelphia (Univeralty of Pennaylvania) char tered. 1TH7 Law penned forbidding alar ery north of the Ohio river, 1805 Bnrnum'a museum tn New Tork burned. Mail Bag OUESTIONINQB- Of what la love That ha ahould hear mw n And yt paaa m by. Of whnt ar dreama' J hat thejn ahould com to me, nd yt never be. Of what are tear That they ahould gtUten In my aya. And yot ahould dl. Of what ar anrilM That they ahould (Holier on my Hps, And yet cannot forgot, Of whit la God That he ahould m .lowly die, Ana yi not near my cttv SIDE GLANCES By George Clark Par from the city's orowdt. HEALTH AND DIET ADVICE By DR. FRANK McCOY Author of "The Fast Way to Heaith" Qu'eatlona In Regard To Health and Diet Will Bs An.wored By Dr. MoCoy Who Can Be Addroaacd In Car of Thin Paper ENCLOSE) STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPE FOR REPLY 1928 McCoy Health Service, Loa Angeles, Cal. - done the first day, and the procee may be repeated for perhaps an hour on each roiiowing any uuw wound attain, a healthy appearance after which it la only neceisary to cover the wound with a sterile band age to prevent dirt from entering. HERE'S A SHADY ONt SHADE TREES are pretty wel come during the hot summer monthn and today's letter golf puzzle Is about them. Par in 10, but perhaps you ran beat the solution on the classified page. . SHADE TREES The Rule 1 The Idea of letter golf la to change one word to another and do It in par, a given number of strohea. Thus to change COW to HEN in three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, HEN. 2 You can change only one letter at a time. 8 You mnst have a complete word. of common usage, for each jump. Slang words and abbreviations don't count, 4 Th order of letter cannot be changed. One solution la printed on th daa Bified page. Cooked Food Rummage Sale p ni.i.lon 1. M. E. Aid. 878 Will. St, Saturday, July 14. McKINLEY INSURES ANYTHING HICKOX, PIANO TUNER 1523J Moore & Moore A Special Department for Remodeling, Repairing, . Cleaning and Preaalng Phone 259 36 8th Ave. W. BUSTER. BROWW 8HOE STORE Phoni 148 "Good Pru. Delivered On ?J Eugene Printing (J Guard Bids, 1047 WlllwJ Juscioas lerries and ShreddedWm a flavor foil breakfast in a single dish 12 Large biscuits 12 FULL OUNCES PREVENTING BLOOD POISONING In any case where an Injury haa pierced through the akin it Is im portant to remember that cleanliness THE TINYMITES (Road th story, tns oolor th ploturw) "M. ho! That bear can't upeet ma," laughed Clowny. "Too shall ahortly Me, I'll wre.U him and throw him down upon hi back real quick, rerbapa you'll aay that 1 am wrong, but watch m. now. You'll .. I'm strung. 1 uaed to wreul. long ago. 1 m really pretty allck." He grabbed the small bear by th now and loudly shouted, "Well her g!" And then be tried to thow the bear, but very ihortiy found, that Muter Hear refuaed to .lip. He wrlsgled out of I'lowny'e grip, and climbed all over Clowuy till h landed an the ground. "lit, Tial" th Tlnles laughed aknd. The hill, bear atood up real proud, "lle'a thrown you," ahouted m-outy. "IU l,. k... L, - - " w fw mi nuin. tiet up and try ynur luck once more." iii-ii niwiij lrnniniiy Mid, ' VI flat f..,1 Ih, i. . . I 1 , r l . pt'hiihi me i.iriy, .ltd I th nh I' k4 l Tinyroite beard someone say, "Hello, ther bunch. I'm back again. Now, all guess, if yoo can, just who it ia b.bind this tree." They looked to see whom they could seo. Then C'oppy cried, "Hurray I It', our friend th hunter man," Th hunter then stepped into view, Raid he, "1 knew that I d find you. Your beara have gone, but don't yoo car. If you'll follow ot, I'll show you something tlx that's fine. Now every boity form tn line, and trail along thia pathway. Then a funny eight you'll see." They reached a bank, not far away and then they heard the hunter say. "Look down upon the stream below, but don't get scared and ran." Th Ttnie looked and all cried, "Oeel That's Jnat as funny as can be. They MW . BintwitwitfLm ' -, V.. -L I th sun. I ITha Tl.l.. k.u . ki... i. U far more Important than the ap plication of antiBeptlcB. The latter, while valuable, usually do not reach very deeply, and the application of iodine or any other antiseptic to a r-unctured wound that may reach in a half-inch or more, ii not very effective. While a physician may uie anti septic, boiled water is abou t the best thing that a layman can use to wash out a wound. This doea not mean washing the wound in any wa ter, because the latter may be full of disease germs uuless it has been previously heated to a high tempera ture. All dirt, blood clots, splinters and other foreign substances should be wash'.) or pulled out. ' After the part ha been cleaneed thoroughly by the water which is allowed to cool to a motlernte temperature, it may then be treated with the antiseptics. The danger of using the antiseptic first is that it may coagulate the tissue and seal in some poisonou s matter that could have otherwise been removed. If the cut la wide, It (a -well to bring the edges together with very , narrow stripe of adhesive which may be nit in the form of two triangles with the narrow ends joined together. The narrow part may be placed over the cut but by no means allow the entire opening to be covered, ainee there muat be adequate room for drainage of any poisons that' may form. After this the cut should be covered with sterile gnuie which may be obtained from any drugstore, or if this ia not obtainable one should use cloths that hare been boiled or baked. Accidental injuries are almost In evitable, and It la advisable that every household have a simple first aid kit on hand to care for theae emergencies. Blood poisoning U not the common ocrm-renee that it waa a half century ago. This is becanae of the im proved aanltary measurea that are now employed. It ia possible that at some future time a surgical asepis will be i improved that dying from blood poisoning will no lender occur. When blood poisoning develops in the person who received ordinary antiaeptle measurea. It ia usually because hla blood ia of poor quality and thia permits the infection to snread. Tt la wonderful to eee the effet of diet on theae casea. If the rich foods like starches tnd fata and Srotefna are eliminated from the let, and fresh fruits and non atarchy vegetables ara eubst.tuted, tha body aeema to take a new lase on life, and the heeling processes uke place more rapidly. When a child runs a nail Into Its foot It la not as Important for the mother to see If the nail was rnatr aa to aee that tha foot la aoaked In clean hot water. Even If blood poisoning la actually forming, one should soak the foot and hg into hnt wster, end every ten minutes dtp the leg and foot into very cold water for one minut. This may bo eon tinned for several hours, to stimu late the circulation and assist the body to wall off, or the blood o car ry away, the pn. By using this method on children 1 have, wOMn a few data, seen the e&inlston thrmigh the original opening f h)eru tike splinters, sand, giant rnd enamel. EVERY DAT IS VALUE DAY AT THIS STORX J,(MlNEY(j0 10 Aere tavingt, ar greatest ' ' 942-46 Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon CASH-oV-CABXT MEANS MOM FOR TOW COLUU Make Summer Time Savins Time By Taking Advantage of the Quality Offerings Shown Below Golf Knickers For Men FnTi ctit prns-foxm In fancy overpUids, checks and novelty w a t c . Tans, greys, bine-greys. Made and finished to our exacting re quirements. Every man needs golf knickers for gea ersl outdoor w.ar- $4.98 Men's White Broadcloth Shirt Fin Jjtl quality; eotUi attachad or n.ckbsad 1.98 $1. Men's English Broadcloth Shirt Pull count 3x1 whit broadcloth) nn.ly mad $2.93 Men's Plus Foars Golf Knlcker Fine? ov.tpl.lda, tkack sad aav.ltl.i, t $5.90 Smartly Styled In the Manner Men Like Built, ton vn ..(... vTirt'rJ ' 1 -" HM 11 J I J MIC 111131 Vl- demands of service. 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