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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Science has discovered That f pota
tooH breathe. ThlB 1h interesting, but
how do nil the little potatoes get In
the middle and bottom of their con
tamers?
L
Kext to keeping tho KuHslana well
fed so they can start a world revolu
tion, and tho CO year effort to pro
duce an Armenian with n sufficiency
of grub (n hin chassis, maintaining
the public highways ns a right of way
for motor Uuhbcm Jh the noblest sum
pie of.swoet charity.
World's Qreatent 'Hair ' Grower.
Grows hair on bald headH. It must
not bo put where hair In not wanted
(Kosebuig News-Review Ad.) Ah
lureful as tho cIuhsIc warning: The
contents of this package must' not be
mixed with water, or it will become
Intoxicating,
The; Poison Gn brigade of tho
Tlumoresqup Hoclety are in the midst
of the mid-nprlng scandatizlng.
TIIY AND CATCH VP
(Chlco KnterprlHP)
wis1 SALKBLADY with 6 years' ox
' perienee- as clerk and cashier,
desires position with reliable firm.
' Well acquainted und good follow
ing, References. Telephone 945J.
lie Who Gets His Ears Knocked
Down, Is our leading film presenta
tJun this week.
It's green onion time, and the elim
ination of the odor therefrom Is
problem, for the socalled fair sex. The
only way to eliminate the odor of the
onion, Is to eliminate the onlbn. ;
Perhaps you rend of the Texas' gen-
tlomnn and civic worker, who Ave nt to
an importunt committeo mooting the
first of the week, and had the mellow
moonlight of a bulmy April evening
admitted to his anatomy by a straight
(mooting better half.
Ul'UAT. 'RATtCASM
(Grniits Puss Obst-rrer)
'Tom (11111, run has got a lot of
. land all ready to put into sale-
rat us and hobnails and he sayti
J that he is awaiting to hear from
the Commercial Club as to where
to get the seed and as to' the best
- kind to plant.
Cobwebs are being knocked off gas
silo pumps.
Portland is paying for its sins. Its
ball team and a lady evungelist are
holding forth ut the sumo time.
The quaint and progressive practice
of awarding public. Improvement
work to l ho best looking -contractor.
Instead of the lowest bidder, has been
discovered again, up.stnto.
Our debris retainers have been re
painted, renamed, and put In position.
Formerly christened 'Litter," the
proletariat mistook them for mail
boxes, and functioned according. ' So
far nobody has hopped into one,
Instead of his 4d.
Tho first forest fire of the season
has been consummated. A careless
cigarette stub started it, while n 'lover
of the great outdoors was smoking
hts pipe.
The Ku Klux Kldn Is also opposed
to "the publication of criuto news,"
and nobody blames them.
COUPLK WKD IN TlOmVS OA OK
'(Hrtline Los Angeles Examiner).
Jiist like homo.
THE LOWKU OKIKlt
The wild creatures do not gorge
themselves to please thoir palates and
then, take a dose of something to re
lieve tho traffic Congestion.
They do not collect glistening peb
bles and other plny-prettlcs and then
strut before their fellows to show how
Important they are.
They are not above lying, for even
the gentle dove pretends that her
wlilg Is broken and flutters on the
ground to entice an Intruder from her
nost. They will sneak nnd take an
unfair advantage; but they do not
pretend to love und honor while bate
is In their hearts.
M ot hers correct their you ng by
me uns of horn and fang, but adults
that nre strangers to one another do
not meddle in one another's sf fairs.
No brant in tho Jungle is the keeper
of another's conscience, (, Baltimore
Sun.) . ....... 1
THE PRESENT ISSUE IS A
WjV'ARLY next week "the-people
X- upon the question of a new
The question to'be decided
Med ford is to have a new High
or just how it is to be built, but
. There should he, and we believe there' is, little difference of
opinion regarding this matter. The conditions are critical. Med
ford must have a new High School, or our entire educational sys
tem virtually collapses and our
A negative vote nevt Tuesday not
tion, it means a vote against the
Medford. ...
"With the issue so plain, it is
versial questions at this time, which have no bearing upon the Tues
day election. Discussions regarding this site or that, are not
only what the lawyers would
immaterial, but supremely foolish.
There will be plenty of time
the main and most important question is settled.
'Is there to be a new High School?" That is the issue to be de
cided by the people of Medford
open for those who favor a new
it, and, properly speaking, for no
QUILL
And yet, modern homes arc
ties.
"An eru of reaction" means
has the jobs. .
The annoying thing isn't the
inherit, '
"War scare" is o misleading
cedes the war.
:Thc sped catalogues nlways
n picture of an ache.
It becomes more and more difficult for superior people to keep
inferiors from getting ahead.
t
Another objection to war, in
that it kills off the wrong people
The National Museum is just
on can see strange fossils.
The Boy An
- "(Ismicd hy Hcttbr Schools
TjvaRiie, Inp., for Intcriinlloiinl
Boys' Wrfck. April a (I-May li, ana r
"Bark-to-Jioor -: tilinHilmi o '
hisUluu-tl nnd foHU'ntl by ltotiu-y ,
IntcniAtlonnl.) ' '
This Is world-wide Boys Week, oh
international event at whlc htlme we
may well dedicate our thoughts anew,
to the youth, of tho 'world, to the
young or onr nation and to tho boys or
our oVn firenlclOH. AmongHt (ill tho
eeks sot aside for certain reminders
f our duties in d busy age this Is rier-
hftps the 'must Significant, for It in-
plres In us reflection upon a topic of
tniost interest; it bids us tuke stock
f our attitude toward youth, of our
duty to Rive to our boyhood every op
portunity for self development and
self expression of those latent quali
ties within. Happy is tho nation and
happy tho homo that shatters sturdy,
eager, budding manhood.
Hoyhood Is the period 6f growth
the "green applo atago"-when char
acteristics are formed soon to ripen
into a pornonulity of maturity, and tho
capacity to assume a proper citizen-!
ship and a position of usefulness In
tho economic , structure 6f socloty. Aro
e giving our boys all the opportuni
ties to which they are entitled,, aro
o developing their character, their
Intelligence, their physique and safe
guarding their environment to the full
In these dnya ;of. modern thoucht.
modern methods and modern facili
ties? . ' :
To tho glory of our tlmo can it be
K (iipplingRhqmQS
V '.' 'J) FACES. i ;
J STUDY huinnn faces whercycr'l may jog, about the market
plneen, before tlio synagogue. And when I have focen gazing
upon a fellow's map, I tell, with speed amazhig, how I size up
that ehap. His carriage may' be (pieenly, his grnco beyond coni
parebut S he's living meanly the signs are alwnys there. If
be is cold nnd greedy, alert for every dime, a frost to all the
needy, he shows it every time. He shows' it in his gliuiops, and
in Ids .lips' hard line; there arc no circumstances would make
him friend of mine. If pno is kind nnd eager to help deserving
men, whose assets are but. meager,' who !vc failed to cop the yon,
he shows it though he's trying to keep the fact concealed a
tenderness undying is in his eyes revealed. . If some smart man
is given to' profits illy gained, to'bargains hardly driven, While
honesty's disdained,' full sooii his face will show it, his creed Js
written there, and every man will know it, and bid bis friends
beware. If one's inclined to take np each word and start a fray,
I reeogni.e his mnke-iip, I know Ibree blocks nway. I read
upon men's faces' their records, good or ill, their glories and dis.
graces, their lack or strength of will. I know when I behold
him the 'man I'm sure to like, and in' my arms enfold him' upon
the open pike. I know when I descry him, the man whom I'll
detest, and do not journey nigh him, or clasp him to my breast.
For in all human faces I read facts, one by one; and men arc off
their bases who sav it can't be done
HIGH SCHOOLNOT THE SITE.
of Mecjford will ,onee more vote
High School.
at this election is, whether, or not
School, not whore it is to be built
IS it to be built.
materiul development goes with it
only means a vote against educa
normal groM'th and prosperity of
worse , than follyto inject contro
declare incompetent irrelevant and
for controversy over ' details, after
May 5th and that only. The lists arG
high school and those, who oppose
one else. .
POINTS
J
not' more' flimsy than modern home
a period when the other crowd
.
inheritance -tax, but" t lie taxes we
.
expression. The scare always pre
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omit one picture. You can't draw
'.
-
the light of post-war headlines, is
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one place in Washington where
.
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Appreciation
sald that' our byos com a to' an age far
different than has been tho privilege
of boys of. other . days? . Their, nature
In the raw may not nave changed, but
what a different 'world "is theirs in
which to work 'and live and play! A
broader conception of education con
fr6nts them; tho environment' and re
source fullness of a marvelous period
surround them, opportunities a hun-
urea iota muitiniioa nnvo onenea to
them. All that remains Is to give
tnem the right equipment, tho "gma.T
hahd" and tho proper impulse and wo
shall have a 'wonderful human pro
duct of a, wonderful ago.
If It be true that as the twig is bent
so wilt the tree Incline, It is also true
that as our boys are trained and de
veloped so will our nation be so will
be the world. -It is opoprtune, there
fore, that during this week wo should
give special ntetntton to the "Back- to-
Hchool" campaign, which carries ;with
It tho challenge as to whether we are
doing our fullest in backing our edu
cational institutions; whether we are
heeding the -necessity for augmnetlng
our educational facilities and safe
guarding the quality and the tempera
ment of tho teaching, staff. Only by
Interesting ourselves in. our educa
tional agencies can wo . feel assured
that bpyhood will be given every pos-
nlblo chance for development in order
that sturdy bodies, fertile minds and
moral worth may be created. Thus
and thus only do these agencies be
come an institution for the promotion
of progress and the establishment of
International good will, 1 t v ,
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE STORTfl
.' FOR LITTLE FEET . I . -
Our- dear little
1-2-3-4 sisjer Doro
thy wears knitted
1-5- 8. 11- 13-19-23
like, this one In the
picture, k Of course,
'J 'there is-only 5-6-7
" shown in the pic
ture, baby has two.
Baby. 18-22-27
has a crib for her
, rather, 21-22 name
3-7-10 because she
is so very little.
"Is it' not very
queer or 8-9-10,
rather, 21-22 name a
baby Daniel?" said
my little cousin.
"My name is 15-20-
25. They tell mc it means Daniel. Does ft ;
. "Xe. 13-14-15-16-17-18, it is rthe; short, for, Dartiei;'bnt I do not
think it is a bad name. 12-17-21 me see, there 'was' a Daniel who
went into the Lion's den 2-6-9 was not afraid at all!" said Mother.
"Was he' 23-24-25-26 there for punishment?" asked Dan.
', ' ' .' Answer To Last Puzzle'. - -
,11.0.ca,, 2 3 4 (b0,v) 6'0"78 O-ats). 8-12-15-19 slts)i 39-43 (at),
10-11-12-13 (twit). 27-31-36 (oui ). 22-26-S0-35-88-41 (angora),14.15.1617.l8
(other), 39-40 (ns). 28-29 (be), 30 31-32-33-34 (guilt), 86-36 (or) lg-'O-'l
(sin). 26-27 (no). 13-16-20-23 (this). 41-42-43 (act), 23.24-25 (say)
23-29-34 (jet), 17-21-24-28 33-37-40 (enables), ,3-3 (on), T-ll-H-(two) '
Cupyrighi. HISS, by The International Syndicate '
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Slfllwd toltm Mrttlnlna to aWHnil
trwtnwnt, will lw innind by Or. Brady If a aUmpad, i.ll addrMMd wimiom U weloMd.
Lattan ihould ba brlatf and wrlttan In Ink. Owlni to tha largo aumbar ol lattara raoalaod, onli
a taw aan ba annrarad hara. No raply oan ba oioda to (uarlaa nat aonfernlna ta leatruoUena
Addraaa Dr. William Brady, lr caa of Utla aavrapapaf, . . .
.f!
f.
' Arterioselerofils.
it..
"Is it possible, artlts C. A. H.. that
t 'the-, ago of : 22 ' even though my
life as a school teacher is physically
very sedentary (lazy?) I could be
.developing" arterlo-
clerosis? I seem to
,'i have several of tho
-symptoms dizzy
spells, short breath
and morning head
ache. Before we try to
answer this query,
let us understand
clearly that the
, symptoms mentitfn-
1 wl kna.n- nilUU.. In
w .! uu wiiri '.uuriy -urier
f 4r ''y) ioscl e tobIs. f. The
young teacher ls- misinformed about
that as' are most laymen about most
health or disease questions. It is
the natural result of (a) the stud-
led neglect of the whole subject 'ot
schools, (b) thfl' credulity ot Igno
rance, and (3) the license we grant
tho , quacks and nostrum makers to
deceive and -defraud ' -credulous- lay
men. It is a weird fact that there
are something like 9j00 persons or
firms who have, been convicted of
fraud In the United' States courts'
now in business defrauding- therint 80m0 uni.oolled vegetables 'every
credulous laity.' A confessed or con- dlly. any vegetables one prefers,
vlcted crook enjoys food standing, aucn , tato, carrot, tomato, cab
in the strange ethics of modcrnih.e n.,,-nir, .rin. i,ono 0h
business, provided, only , he , does the
business.
' n -Is evident' td (mo, In the letters
receive, that people generally have
hut vague notions of the nature and
significance of arteriosclerosis hard
ening of the arteries, and I "gather
that the average -layman's conception
of "high blood pressure" Is even
more erratic. It Is perfectly obvious,
lit tho.Jsame tlme.'where the proper
misinformation comes from. It is
propagated in the "literature" of tho
quacks 'and the nostrum makers.
Tho enormous business of these con
victed and unconvicted frauds de
pends, largely upon -two main sup
ports or props, j ' Klrst, the ' mystery
with which th, ey surround their
Wares Or treatments, and second, tho
effbetive way In which they keep
the prospects misinformed.
I am not going to suggest here
what symptoms indicate beginning
or advanced' arteriosclerosis, nor am I
going to give any symptoms which
Indicate high, blood pressure. My
advice" to anybody "wHo wishes to
know whether he has- beginning ar
teriosclerosis or high .blood pressure
Is that he consult a 'physician and
find ' out. I know that a great deal
of harm la' uelrig1 done by guess Work
as to these ' states and by unwise
treatment followed as -a consequence
of 1 the ibad 'guessing. But 1 think
it is good -for "every one's health to
Know tnal the blood uressure mar be
nigner than the normal . as a fen
ture or innumerable disease condi
tions, both functional and organic
(if 'you -most have a "distinction
where there is no "difference). This
being true, it is plainly a mistake
to monkey with remedies or treat
ments 'purporting to be "good for'
blbod .pressure" without regard for
tne portlcular condition responsible
tor tne high blood pressure in the
given rase. '
No doubt the functional stairo ot
arteriosclerosis begins years, beforo
tne- condition 'becomes orranlrnllv
evident to the physician, but it is uni
usual to encounter arteriosclerosis in
a person under 3S. A man under 80
wno hns been exposed to alcoholic,
load, syphlllilc; or septicemic poi
soning, or whu has, been guilty ot
nabtlunl overeating or excessive
smoking, is ukoly to have the
arteries of u normal man of 60.
I havo n letter dealing with high
blood pressure, 'and another dealing
with arteriosclerosis,-which I should
oe glad to Send to readers who have
either or both conditions. .
QrESTIrtXS AND ANSWERS.
'- TIlO I'ninn Jltliw I min,l
ts It hnrmful to drink 'the Juice
oi nait a lemon In hot water every
morning? ivbple claim it ruins the
lining of 'the stomach. ' ' How much
truth-is there n-thnt? .It 'certainly
makes me feel great, full of pep.
1'. B. M.
Answer If you like It. lemon la
wholesome and healthful tn lake In
Hie morning. Jltit there 'are n lot
of leuends about tho effect of lemon
Jillce that need not be taken seriously.'
ST ;
"""' ft.
i ""H 25 U 52T-Is-
a!TT . hi
Maltli and hvalana. nat .n imm. -jiummi.
, Strciigtltcninfc Belly Muscles.
Kindly give your exercises for
strengthening abdominal ' m u s cl e s,
ulso kidneys and liver. F. E. M.
Answer I ; know, of no exercises
which strengthen kidneys and liver.
Several movements of tho Second
Brady "Symphony strengthen the belly
muscles. On receipt of your, .re
quest, no "clipping, and . a self-addressed
stamped envelope, I will be
glad to send you the complete words
and music for the symphony and
you can try these movements over
on your abdomen.
"Kindergarten Preparation.
We expect to send our 6. year old
boy to kindergarten soon, and we
would like to' have-your advice about
vaccination. Do you think it la a
good thing?, Would you .have, your
own children vaccinated ? D. W.
' Answer Yes, by all means, have
the boy vaccinated now. ,1 think it is
a (good thing. I was very glad to
have my children vaccinated before
they entered" school. , . , ,
Katlug Uncooked .Vegetables.
1 Do itnnonkert vptTRtnllp AnrlVi thh
jlood? K. '
Answer much as any other
known food or medicine does. It is
a honlthr,,! hnhtt n- nun... nnA n
peuSi rntii8he8 lettuce, parsley, mint,
euciimW.
Sehoolniorm's Trouble. .
Can a child become ill because he
windows in the school room . were
open from the bottom, causing a
draft? The room temperature was
between 65 and 70 degrees? s. M.
Answer I suppose some -of the
old fogy doctors and health authori
ties would have to testify that the
child might be mnde 111 by euch
ventilation. I can testify that there
is no scientific evidence that a draft
ever causes any illness. '
COMMUNICATIONS
Sir; Andcrsrfn Is 'Aitswcrcd. '
To the fadltor: - i i '
Dear Mr. Anderson :: If I were you
I would not kick about the voting onj
only two school sites. If I remember
rightly you wanted to have two cer
tain men to come down and say the P.
dfc I-., site was no good, but they ,un
d.oubtedly were honest and' very Capa
ble without any help.- They ellmin
nted tho S. Holly site and now you aro
howling. You must of had an aie tb
grind. . "
What you realize la that there is
a chance that things will t;ot out of
your control. I don't see how a man
like you could think this after the way
you nandicd some lodge buildings, the
post office and the proposed hotel. Are
you getting uneasy? Well,- it is about
time. Every canine has his day when
ne forgets where his bones were bur
led, Any and all political lenders, or
so-called, lose thoir standing when the
mud gets too thick. Can't you ever
'keep politics out of anything you do?
This Is not a fish commission affair
or a democratic convention, so leave
it alone.
Before you start criticizing the ac
tions or tne school board you had bet
ter clean your own doorstep. The
school board Is doing what they think
is rignt and just, nnd don't need you
to help. If they had. thev would have
asked' you. If you wish to spend some
of your time in studying the school
situation then maybe you could say
someimng, out not like the board, you
are a very very husy 'Politician who
minks it below his dlk-hlty to studv
auyining nut tllrty politics.
I am afraid. Bert, you will have tn
back down, and "the less you raise a
rumpus he better. If you think stir
ring iip a rotten political row will do
any good, vou are sndlv -t-nn, Kr.
?nuse If you do. the chances are there
won't bo a new high school. To sum
it -up it means Just this, you are on
the road of betraying the city by a 1M
of political bunk and no real argu
ments. Why not let the voters decide
without any mud slinging? The best
for you to do la to go to the Great Al
burtus nnd find out how to manage
this thing. It Is beyond your nower
So shut up. AHUAII WOODS.
Medford. April 30lh.
Clean cotton rara wanted at Mull
iTioune office,
JVNIOE
GROSS 'WORD
PUZdZCLJt
i -HOW TO fiOI'VE-PUZZIiE. .
' Tito wordH stm" irt t Jio numbered
Nquare4 atUtt trant 'cttlici,-'.''rt,rw-r or
down. Only one letter . is - placed In
each Ml die. square. If the proiier
wo'rdH are' found each combination of
letters In ' tlio vliite Fqnnrcs will form
words. 'Tlio key to the puzzle tbe
first "word Is given In the drawing
Below are keys to the ptlier words.
RUXNING- ACROSS , ' ' ,
Word 1. v In the' picture, v V' V'
'Word B. - Another' name for' father.
Word 7. One who shbots at mem
bers of the enemy forces from I6ng
range. -.
Word 8. You and I. '
"Word fl. The word usually used to
end a prayer,
- . IIUNNIXO DOWX
Word 2. A powerfui drug which Is
smbked by the Chinese, t
Word 3. To slip gradually back
ward. Word A.t To request 'or inquire.
1 Word 6. To cook in hot fat.
TESTER1 A PUZZfJffl
ANSVEBEI .
Who's Who
.. v " Julius 'lii-ntKclinitt. " '
An outstanding figure" in 'the rail-
road industry who has shaped the
destinies of the'SoutHern Pucifio rail -
uuuujxuiigtwiii ins relations wun tnem than wo care what they thlnlf
' ' - the r1d- ' ' ot us. I don't think they care more '
i Mr. KrUttschnitt will be succeeded for money than we 'do.. Money mak
as chairman of the executive com- ing Is a great game, but not I am
mltteo and board of directors of the afraid, a very honorable one '' '
Southern .Pacific by Henry W. , De- "in splte : of all disagreements, we
forest, who since 1913 has airected'must never cease to work for what '
tho financial interests of the com-.wbuld bo the greatest of all safe
pany. ...... . ... . ; guards for peace-r-a firm allianceand ,
Like many other men who havo, friendship botween all English sneak-
rJV,h'8 ;"0311"0n8 !" lnd"8"'y; '' .. among whom' the Ul .
Mr. Kruttschnltt began his railroad states mt ,..Tii i...i. ,:,:. " .!!
career
r af the bottom of the ladder,
Graduated from Washington a!nd Lee
university In 1873 with the degree of
civil engineer, he taught school for
five years, and then entered' the ser
vice of the ' Morgans' Louisiana &
Texas railroad and steamship ' com
pany, (now a part of the Southern
Pacific') as an engineer in charge of
cdnstructlon 'work.
. , ' ' Retained ns Romlmastcr.
Completing that work ' he was re
tained as roadmaster, receiving sue
eessivo promotions assistant ehlof "Heaven 7t-M T.w T Z . r""
engineer and general - roadmaster, I have "" 1 lh" 1 shou f 'r
chief , engineer and superintendent. So v tnl 2 bootlicking ta
assistant general manager of the In" T.nt' h . 1 "tronBly b"
Southern Pacific lines east of El I ! ',ltl''B the truth, -especially
Paso and In 1887
of that-nyteni.
general manager
In 1805 his jurisdiction as eone-
ral manager was extended over tho
uThern-rfirsystem w th
ters at San Kranclsco. This
entire Soutl
hRflflnltilWairo nf Can nl . mUl.
position, VitK additional, re'sponsl- "J ". f xcellent ndltloi, and ara -mihu
. .runninir in larire numhom "
"'" wm i jrtiiuvni, ar.n aa as-.
sistant to tho president, was retain
ed until 1904, when he vn& moved
to Ohicnc-o nnd was placed in chartrc
of the operations and maintenance of.
the combined Union Pacific and
Southern ' pacific properties, with
title" of director of maintenance and
operaton.
v r'e -
tee of the Southern Paclflo comnanv.
'
with headquarters at New York.
Notice to Advertisers.
Advertisers still continue to brlnir
In display advertising copy as late as
10 a. m. the day they want their ad to
run. and of course we cannot accept
the same because it is impossible to
get the Copy set.
All advertising copy ahould ha In
'his office en the afternoon of the dav
oetore tne ad is to run. if
Wl'io rcnicnibers when motlicru
worojijiroiis uu' Hut dnuKlitcrB h'W
out' ill' (Urines? Wo micss runnln'.
down n mm runner is purty much
Ukct ruiiiiln' "(town a'rumcrr. ,.. . .
Poems That Live
j ' , -Renueneat. , r ,
Strew 'on her roses, roses,
And never a . spray of yew. .-,
In - quiet she, reposes;
, Ah, would that I did too. i
Her mirth the World required;
She bathed It in smiles of glee
But her heart was tired, tired, '
And now they let her be.
Her life was turning, turning.
In mazes of heat and soun4. '
But for peace her soul was, learning.
And now peace laps her round.
Her cabln'd, ample spirA, -It
fluttered and fnll'd rbr breRth,
Tonight it doth Inherit
The vastly hall of d'eath.
.. . . . AJ.ath.ew Arnold. .
i:- .7 '
Timely Views
, on World Topics
"American Character CuliOits BlentI
of Idealism and Clllt'iine'ry.M Says
"tilboniy Dean" Inge
"The United States Is destined to
lead the world in commerce and thus
In political influence, b'ut the Amer
ican character Is a -'
curious blend ot
idealism fand chi
canery." So Bays'
tho Very Revorend
William Ralph
Inge, dean of St.
Paul's cathedral in
London and well
k rt 6 w n 'ns ' tho
"Gloomy Den n."' '
He has come to' '
the United States
to lecture at Yale. 1
"America and
England have ne- ''
WXiWi'DtMi. er unueIood each' '
Other ' - hn aaiA
' v, . t :' "and the mlsun-
dcrstandingR' often have been iiic-nt,-
Ivenient and sometimes dangerous.''
"It is doubtful whether we i' have'
'improved matters by the mealy-1
1 mouther flattery Which wo are'eccus-
IV 5-f
road for. many.tomed. to use in private, when we
years, "will retire speak of 'America. 'Knowledge that
as head of ' thatlwccould nut defend Canada' from in
system on May 8t, vaslon has obliged' us to put up with
after 48 , years of affronts from the United States which
continuous "servlce-l we'w'ould-not' -have stood :from any
He is Julius Krut- other nation,. , -. .. .- ,
tschnltt. I "The fault .has been almost '' all "on
Having passed the 'side'" of America. It Is right to
tho ageof'70, "Mr.-remember ( we' need their friendship'
Kruttschnltt' an - much more than they need ours, and
noiirieed r e c ently we have to thank them for that mar- '
thnt 'Mte -wotild Velous unprotected frontier of nearly
take advantage of 4000 miles between the United States.'
the company pen- and Canada, a '' . - '
sion rules-to sever "They care more what ,' ihtn't of '
largest and most t,wrri
Pacific to MnkF"l'n Hmwm,n
American supremacy,' he explained,
will come with the development of
Pacific fcommercc, making North
America the natural center of the
world's wealth and trade. Great Bri
tain's fortunes. are close to an end,-he
asserted, but she will remain one of
the world's greatest nations for many
years. ... ... ...-
"I do not represent tho mind of the
Church of England." he said recently.
to those who seldom hear If.". -
"Salmon fishing annoara m ho
reaching its prime now. with somn v.
Cms Passc "V! " " ,h8
R"LCo"rle.r' "The , chlnooks
i jh t-jiieiieni conciKl
nninff In large numherB.r'
TONE UP. PURIFY
IS THE SPRING
.L - -ough
icvui v cinnnir.
Durlntr wlnto. Ho.
dirt and germs accumulate In ; the
tu.i.era. unaer tne rugs, in the cur
tains "an" every place. Just so with
your system--it ahould be given a
thorough cleansing, purifying thla
Spring. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY
MOUNTAIN" TEA will do the Job
slick and quick. It will clean vour
system, freshen and purifv vou all
over you'll enjoy living, eat bttr
sleep batten feel better. Heath's
Drug Store and Haskln's w
s," .1