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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Terry.
Tho Prince of YVnlea has written a
poem. 1 1 Im Hlghncmi writes poetry
better thtin ho rldea a hore.
"An array of startling facts are ho
Infr assembled to indict Governor
Pierce," but what the forces nfter the
political hide of the Grand Lecturer
need is a handsome male who can
bawl dramatically umonK the women
voters.
The' Balkans arc getting ready for
another war, having recovered ouf-
flclently from the last one to balk
against Peace and Work, As soon ns
a Balkan state gots all the wrinklos
Ironed out of Its stomach, it is filled
with an irresistible desire to battle.
Huch being the case, the nations o
the earth should sell thorn no beans
tint! bullets, nnd use their own urmed
strength to compel a finish fight be
tween the combatants tho solo sur
vivor to be shot at sunrise.- Tho Great
Kra"as was born in tho Balkans.
rot-haps you recall it. Tho duck-
nosed Bulgarians crossed the River
Hlxumn, tramped down the; barley
fields of the Herbluns, nnd the next
day sewing inuchlno needles wont up
11 cents on uccount of "conditions
abroad,"
A few nro going fishing, but 'the
majority will wait until housecleahlng
starts.
STIM.R AM) DICK TABOO
(Itcdfllhg. C'nl., Searchlight)
.Modern duncing, 'the square
dances' of yesterday and card
playing will lie a part of the ser
vices nt tho Baptist Tabernacle
hero tomorrow, afternoon.
Mrs,' Adipose Hoft ,1s now busy re-
duclng. and growing hair on Mr.
Heft s upper aroa.
A ill-yeni-old girl of The Dalles,
Oregon Is charged with; being the
chief Of a band of boy roubors. What
kind of n polloe . force, and teaching
corps has The IJallea?
The Humdingers, Inc., have reached
the season of the year when a dying
argument for civic betterment is re
vived, with, the solemn query; "Now,
what will the tourists say? First Im
pressions arc lasting?"
LOTS OF riw
: ' (Olilcn, C'nl., Kmorpriso)
'. Paul Jokes was host to a largo
group of young people Saturday
evening. Dancing and games
were enjoyed.
The Portland ball team (so-called)
has won another game.
The annual threat to tako the de
velopment of Oregon out of the hands
of the Lord, is progressing favorably.
with, good sized advertisements in
Los Angeles and Han Francisco
papers.
Tho bank has been thoroughly
renovated nnd atynltways have .been
cut so that the upstairs and bnsement
may he reached without stopping
from the bank itself. tWllloughhy.
Cat., ltcmllcr.) Good gracious, Agnes!
behold progress!
Ever so often, one of our fnlr buds
forgets and calls her Father. Paw, In
public, nnd gets a poke in tho ribs
from Mother.
Owing to the downpour of rain
Thursday, Mr. Mount, the dentist, was
unable to nil bis date hore. (Helix
News.) The eternal fitness again.
The Older Girls Poker cluh held a
session Thurs. nnd n new member lost
two- hind tires, and u quart of coffee
cream.
fcKV. WILLIAM SIl'lPl.KY
Do yoy know who 1 wus, O riotous
.' .? generation,
Now when thoughts nnd beliefs ar
range themselves In no order
. ,. of beauty,
But are: pieces of broken mirror scat-
. tered upon a translrnt floor.
Reflecting no heaven, nor even the
room of life?
Havo you thought of me, a weary
messenger of peace,
A servant in the house of God.
A heart dissolved In gospel love?
How I. lived In poverty, upon the
bounty of friends,
Visiting the Ack. comforting the op
. ,. pressed.
Counselling love, forglvcni'ss, char
ity, the blameless life.
A shepherd of men to tho fold of
heaven?
Then brought to this humble grave
and forgotten.
,Lffst in. tho weeds and Bunkon. earth
, of fifty years
Do you know who I was?
(Spoon' River Anthology.)
NEEDED-A LAW TO
A1
NOTIIER law is requested.
gatiiasitions recently held in
passed requesting a" states to
whose means permit, to support
of productive activity.
At first blush, oifc is inclined to dismiss such a statute as an
other example of silly legislation, and an unwarranted insult to
the younger generation of the land of fh'e free and the home of the
brave.
But if the statistics presented to support this proposal are
correct, and there is reason to believe they are, then ill spite of
the new-law mania, here is statute that should be enacted.
For according to statistical evidence, iu the one state where
such a law has been passed, the public expenditure on account of
aged and dependent parents has been reduced forty per cent.
Evidently our civilization has some blowholes when it fails to
keep intact the affection between parents and children, or fails to
retain enough sense of duty to make it a work of pleasure to
brighten the years of twilight for indigent fathers and mothers. Ob
viously too there is a big field for home missionary work if this
charge stands.
Some may urge a discussion
than more compulsory legislation,
mary legislation first and discussion later.
Children in a position to help
scarcely be amenable to polite
treated as outlaws first, and be
later.
The distressing fact is that such
causes or wliuteVcr the final cure
serious social ailment than bobbed
has apparently attracted much less
QUILL
Hair tonic might be worse; it
Ad-o-linc."
The words usually associated
"That reminds inc."
Tho modem girl is different,
be a three-letter fish beginning
An old-timer can remember when a naughty past wa? a handi
cap, instead of material for a magazine article.
It's a hard world. If you don't lift your hat you expose your
bad manners; if you do you expose your bald spot.
Of course, a college education
many ' good natural hitters.
' A faint heart never won a fair
particular advantage.
Correct this sentence: "I would have paid you hack long ago,
rid hum," said he, "but I just forgot it."
Correct this sentence: "Drop in
"I never go to any extra trouble tor
What a fine world this would be
energy practicuig their religion as
To Build Porch
and Door, Expect
To Get the Rest
CHAMPAIGN. 111.. Anrll 26 Lack
ing . a suitable place in which to
worship and gather to discuss eccles
iastical subjects, Kptscopal students
a.t tho University of Illinois have
enlRBd 16000 with whirh they nro
building a. porch and door, in tho
hope that members of tho church in
tho stato will complete the building.
"We feel conndent," Brewster
Stlckney, a. senior . and one of tho
promoters of tho plnn, said, "that If
we build a door to tho chapel wo
would find a chnpel behind it when
we went through tho - door to wor
ship. The portnl Is to bo erected ns a
memorial to the lato Bishop Sher
wood Eddy of Springfield.
W Rippling Rhijn.Gst
BIOGRAPHY.
M"" XCE UPON' a time," said Skntcly, "only great men were
V- desired, for two volumes, large and stately, by biograph
ers inspired. Only men whoso lives were fateful could engage
tho author's pen; none embalmed the deeds of hateful, cheap
. and sordid little men. Now we skip tho bards and thinkers
iwhon we'd write that sort of books, and we deal with bums and
tinkers, pugilists and toughs anil crooks. Now the clanking
printing presses turn out memoirs by tho bale, books in which
tho scribe confesses that he ought to bo in jail. And the fre
quent contemplation of this grievous sort of junk, gives my
heart a palpitation, sends green pains throughout my trunk."
"All life stories," make answer, "if they're true, are good as
wheat, be they told by painted dancer or the chaplain of the
fleet. Let us bo too wise to quarrel with these authors as they
come; we can draw a useful moral from the memoirs of a bum.
Let the outcast scourged by vermin, write what brought him
to this pass; he may hand tis out a sermon Mint, is not like
sounding brass, hot flic burglar jvrite the story of his dark
descent from grace, let the fighter, old and hoary, tell us of his
times bound in roan; knowing life in all it phases shows us
batteu'd face. Let the tinkers turn their phrase in large vol
how to live our own. :
PROTECT PARENTS. '
At a congress of charitaJle A-
the Middle West, a resolution was
enact a law compelling children
parents who have passed Jhe yours
i . i
of the fundamental causes, rather
but we are inclined to favor sum
parents, who refuse to do so, can
suggestion, and might as well be
given courses of psycho-analysis
a condition exists whatever the
may be. This looks more like a
hair, for flappers, but thus far
attention.
POINTS
doesn't make anybody sing "Sweet
' ,
with suffering are "ouch" arid
but her chief interest continues to
with "m."
helps, but the sand lots develop
' , ''-"
lady, but otherwise it litis no
.-
for lunch any time," said she;
company."
if people would spend as much
they spend quarreling about it.
Prince Sabet Who
Married Jean Nash,
Arrested in : Paris
-PARIS, April 26, Prince Sabet Bey
Mohammed, son of tho lute Salem Pa
Bha Sabot, president of the Cairo court
of appeals who camo into notice not
long ago by marrying an n.tnertrun
woman, Jean Nnsh, and divorcing her
a month Inter, was arrested last night
on his arrival on a train from Brus
sels. The warrant charged him with
swindling Jewelry and ' automobile
dealers to the extent of about 300,000
francs.
Whon questioned by tho examining
magistrate the prince is reported to
have offered to indemnify the plain
tiffs under certuln conditions.
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE STt)RY
PRESSING DAY
j 55 " '
When Sally 1-2-3-4-5-6 the clothes. 1-7 I had any of my dolly's
9-10-11-12-13-14-15 to press.-too, she let rat use my little iron. I
9-17-27 press them very well with my little iron, even if it is only a
12- 19-30 one. . t . ,
My dolly, 14-20-31, surely provokes and 20-21-22-23-24 roe 24-34.
Her frocks are all ripped and 33-34-35-36 badly. I had to mend them
before she could put them 25-36 again I
6-8 you 26-?7-28-2S-30 playing with dolls? I have a painted tea
13- 21-32 which ; 31-32 times when I play with my cousin. I '
16-23-33 him pour the tea.
You will laugh "11-1S-29! 18-19!" when I tell you my cousin is
' boy. . .,'.'.
' . Answer To Last Puzzle
1-2-3 (ago), 2-4-6-1 1-16-20 (singer). 14-18 (go), 58-30 (It), 30-31 (to),
1017 (Ed), 6-10 (on).. 7-12-17-21-23-25-27-29-32 (eiderdown). 19-22-24-26
(able), 8-910-11-12-13-14 (longing), 19-20-21 (are), 32-33 (no), S-6-7
(one), 815 (lo!). .
. Copyright, 1925, by The International Syndicate
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Slonad lattara partalnlnf to iraraonai nealttr n. nylim. net to a-laaaaa lsgno.li or
iwt, will- .ntworod by Dr. Brad? if atamood, ..If .ddrauM omlopi lo .noloiM.
a ohoukl bo brief nd wrltton In Ink. to tho laroe numbor of Uttoro roo.lvod, only
oon bo anowored h.ro. No raply oan bo node to .uorloa not wnronalm to Inatruotlona
iroatmoot,
i-attara ahot
a taw oan I
tddroea Dr. William BrMy, Ir :ra of thla sowasaim.
Youth
It would not be surprising to hear
almost any day now that the Board
of Underwriters has ruled that tho
daisy chain at Vassar shall be chem
ically flreproofod. The bearers should
not bo denied their
right to smoke
while doing their
act. Vassar stu
dents recently voted
in favor of the
privilege of sntok
Ing, and many of.
them thought the
school authorities
should provide the
smoking rooms.
Is tobacco more
Injurious to women
than it Is to men?
Thore Is -no' scientific ovldonce that
It Is;. But f believe: it is more inju
nous to young women than it is to
young men. Tho clrl who acquires
the clgaret habit almost Invariably
uegins secretly,, even though she
eventually acknowledges her habit el
even parades it publicly. She begins
secretly becnuso deep within her Is
tho consciousness 'that It is some
thing shameful; her conscience
pricks her a little. After a tlmo,
perhaps, the dulling effect .of this
narcotic drug on tho conscience
ennbleH the girl to acknowledge her
habit, and especially so If she finds
that other girls, even women she re
spects, nro fond of smoking. But
anybody who knows the rudiments
of simple psychology knows that no
woman or man can carry on a secret
practice which is in any way shumo
i'ul without losing something In tho
lino of character, personality, not to
mention health. Mind, I do not brand
every woman who Is a victim of the
tobacco habit ns bad, but I do mean
to suggest that this practice, secret
or' open,, is a flaw that lessons the
beauty nnd worth of the Jewel.
An argument sometimes henm is
that -smoking Is riioro injurious" to
women because they have a more
delicately adjusted nervous system
than men Is invalid for the slmplo
reason that tho nervous system of a
woman Is not moro delicately adjust
ed nor moro deientc in any way
than that of a man. The notion that
women are more delicate than men
Is one .propagated by the fake fe
male tonic Interests for profit..
Tobacco is relatively more inju
rious In youth than in mature age,
because, impairing the genernl health
as it does, lowering physical and
montnl efficiency as It does, the poi
son,, hag a disastrous effect- upon
growth nnd development of body,
mind und shall I say soul or char
acter After an Individual has at
tained full development of body,
mind i and .character, of habits and
Judgment, then perhaps he or- she
may indulge In this narcotic In a
temperato way without suffering any
Injury from It. Few persons attain
their full growth in these respects
before the age of 21 years and many
not until 25 years.
An, objection which applies to cig
aret smoking In general as compared
with pipe or cigar smoking, applies
with even groatcr force in smoking
by young women., This objection is
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Poison.
tobacco temperately, but is almost
certain to Indulge excessively. The
clgnret, ready made or hand made,
is adapted for excess. The average
clgaret .smoker, young or old, mns
cullno or feminine; craves a'plll"
whenever he or she feels "nervous"
or embarrassed or uneasy or some
thing; whereas the pipe smoXer or
cigar smoker ordinarily arranges
some sort of schedule and adheres
to It with a fair constancy. The tem
perate smoker saves his smoke for
his regular hour, say - after dinner,
or after the day's work or play . is
over. The clgaret smoker is nlmost
never content with such a schedule.
but must nibble more or less hourly
nt the dope.
QVSTIONS AM) ANSWERS.
Where to Kiss tho Buby.
Should a baby he kissed by grown
persons or by children? B. H. O.
Answer No, that exposes the baby
to any communicable . disease tho
grown persons or the, children may
have or carry. If any exception1 is
to bo made let the baby's foot be
kissed or the back of his neck.
Salcratus.
I have been using bicarbonate of
.soda to relieve sourness of the. Btom
ach. Is there any - danger in its
daily use? J. M.- C '
Aiinwer No danger, though I
should not advise constant use of the
soda.
CystH. .
Are cysts caused by run down con
dition of the system. How can they
bo cured? S. P.
Answer Cyst is Greek for bladder
or . Hdc. A sebaceous cyst, for ex
ample, is what is commonly known
as a . wen. Run down condition,
whatever that may be, has nothing
lo do with cyots. Tho only cure for
a cyst Is surgical removal or . oblite
ration of the sao. - I
Never Mind tho Iu Iaws.
Please give your - instructions for
overi-uining ine nauu uc consiipaiiun.
I believe your father in law Is my
old friend and neighbor. W. B. C.
Answer :Rend a stamped, self-ad
dressed -envelope for the instructions
and never mind tho in laws .if you
come across any of them, i have
lived peacefully and happily for sev
eral years and I certainly don't.want
to dig up any in laws iow.
Third Great Plngue.
Not long ago you gavo n very
interesting talk about the three great
plagued, cancery tuberculosis and
syphilis, but you failed to mention.
Is there any danger if a person
with syphilis visits a cottage where
all have to use the same wash basin
and towels? trs. S. S. -
Answer The essential facts about
syphilis nre given in a general let
ter on the subject which 1 shall be
glad to send you on receipt of your
request for it (no clippings and
a self-stamped self -addressed enve
lope. Syphilis and leprosy have no
relationship. There would be great
likelihood of spread of the; disease
in the circumstances you mention.
VIck Rohn of Mt. Shasta City.
calif.. Is a Medford visitor today,' who
.JX7NI0E
CROSSWORD
PUZZLE
HOW TO SOLVE PUZZLE.
The words start. In tho, numbered
cm if. poc titwl vtut . oltl.i Hprrwii or
dovu. Only ono letter Is plmtMl In
euelt white atimtre. If tlie proier
wcnlH.nre found eneli combination or
letters in Uie white sn mires will form
words. Tho key to the puzzle the
first wortlis Riven in the uruwliifM
Below nro keys to the other words.
Kunnhifc AerosH.
Word 1. In the picture.
Word 4. Hither.,. Opposite
of
thore.
Word 5. Opposite of wild.
Word 7. Used in cleaning.
Word 8. Shelter used by
Eoy
Scouts on enmpinff trips.
It mining Down.
Word 1. Not dry.
Word 2. To rub out..,!
Word 3. A fruit grown In Cali
fornla.. ...
Word 6. What you do when
you're hungry.
SHASTA
Table d'Hote Dinner
$1.00
Served Sunday from 12 noon to 8 p. m
COCKTAIL
Shasta Sea Food
RELISHES
nni PiVUioa r.ian miv,
Radishes
- SOUP
Chicken Gumbo
, ENTREES AND ROASTS
Chicken a La King on Toast
Roost Young Turkey Celery Dressing
Roast Select Young Chicken and
- th-esslrig
Roast Leg of Lamb with Currant Jelly
'. 0 VEGETABLES-;- -
Mashed Potatoes . Whole Sugar Peas
1 ' ''. salAd
Head Lettuce and Mayonnaise '
',. ' ', BESSERTS . '.. " ;
Strawberry Short take ana Cream
Hot'. -Pinger Holts'- ,
DRINKS-- ' .
, ' Coffee -Tea or "Milk
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YESTERDAY'S PUZZU3
ANSWERED . '
0Wong Pon
. Chinese, .
,'Jm Medicine
mi
. Somehow wo feel orrjr for poor.
loncsonui Kunlro Moots. She's ns par
ty as a spotted pup. dresses nifty nil"
Is well educated, but. sonu-llmv die
l"'1"' tlf fcnnok o- talking enter-
uimuii ii mwui, iw""" - i"
Hud's uw-Ip nets down In (Ji electric
cliulr. In .Mine Vnme He wuz too stingy
t lure mi itnenLst.
Children's
Cough..
, with ,
F0LETS ,
Established I37S
No opUtpi Ingred 1 n U printed
on tho wrapper
Children Hkii Larijott wiling
couch tnadivliio in the world.'
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proclaim at once that
tee make them from
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