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THE DETERIOEATIOlPoP MB. BRYAN.
Medford Mail Tribune
CP.0SS-WR1) PUZZLE STORY
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CROSS WORD
PUZZLI
"The disgrace Is that teachers paid In the taxes of a commu
( nlty which stumps Its dollars 'Jn God We Trust should betray, the
trust Imposed in them by the taxpayers. The hand which
writes the pay checks should control the schools." William Jen
nings Bryan.
suniMi. hi inn
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry. ,
It now develops that the drive for
funds for the Children's Homo nt
CorvalliH Is not doing ho well. In the
first place, the fundH will be used nt
home, and In the second place, the
starving ArnienhinH are hungry again.
87 per cent of the IIumdlngerH,
Inc., who mow the lnwn "for the
exercise,' do it hvcauso their wives
made them.
IT DOX'T fiEKM POKKinLE
4 (Salem Capital Journal)
Tho report sayH that ilev. Mr.
Meyers Is the cyclops of the K.
Ki K. Rev. Mr. Moyors Is well
' known at pilverton, having heon
'pastor of the Christian church
here at tho time the "Escaped
Nun" attracted so, much atten
1 Hon, Rev. Mr, Meyers took a
"prominent part In tho affair nnd
also In a number of liquor viola
tions. Opal Hooper has heon absent .from
school this week on account of Ill
ness. Opal worked very hard . for
Midland at the field and track. meQt.
(Klumath Kalis News,) She finish
ed first In wringing the (lis lung.
Tho tourist who wrote to tho paper
deploring the lack of Interest In this
vicinity In the development of mlnoral
resources, returned to IiIh claim yes
terday. .
Tho Los. Angeles lady who hounced
A flatlron 1 off a gentleman's heap,
rendering htm Iminlmato, was acquit
ted. ' Tho defendant was neither crazy
or good-looking.
FOR RENT Room for gentleman
in private family, rhone 202-H.
(Rose burg News-Review.) "Bringing
Up Father.'
' WE Mi, WHO GETS IT?
"V (HuiiHclmld ninth)
Mix enough dough for ono bis
cuit, well shortened and only
slightly sweetened, buko done,
place In a howl nnd pour over It
two quarts of strawberries that
have bwon cut or mnshed and
huve stood In sugar at least a
half hour. Kerve to ono person
only.
' An upstate court has upheld the
theory that bids for highway work
should he awarded to the. lowest bid
der Irrespective of his political ufflilu
tlnns, but that the complalnee was out
of order
"I'll purchase this 'Homo nnd Onr
den,' " said Indy Ford-Coupe, as tho
May issue of Truo and l)lrty dropped
to tho floor. "Wrap them both up."
she continued, when caught, "the per
son who cleans has a faiicy for trashy
literature."
NO CYCLONES IN OREGON
(Ildllne Rooster pnmphlets). And
there Is no Oregon In cyclones.
HE KNOWS liAWVKnS
(Kansas City Star)
. "Colonel Harvey,' he -asked,
"how
much inn to time will It require for
you to conclude the direct examina
tion?" "It should require not more than n
few minutes," Colonel Harvey oblig
ly replied, ,
"That menns nn hour nnd a half,"
Judge McCluro answered blandly. ,
"And the state," ho asked turning
to. Attorney Oenernl Griffith, "how
much tlnre will you require on cross
examination?".
"It should not take long, your
honor," as obligingly replied the at
torney generul;
"Very well then." answered the
court, "wo will adjourn until Monday
morning so that you can have the
entire day for it.",. .
The suit of 'tho-Ornnd Dragon of
Indiana against the Imperial Wizard,
for trying to burn up his yacht has
been dismissed, nnd throwH some
JlghT'oa the Iftgh cost $t nightgowns.
. The choir of the Park church was
full Sunday and the singing was ex
cellent. (Red RJuff News.)
The demand of ftie claimant had
no legality upon which to stand. Mot
the woman w;isld and needrd t-1
money,, and (iovt-inor l-Vigusnu de
c lured that It would bo "nice" to let
hor. have It. (ti. F. Bulletin.) Ur
glrta . .... ;
r:
UPON what mut doth this our Caesar feed? , Can this bo the
same man, who delivered that inspiring cross-of-gold speech
in Chicago thirty years ago and led the forces of the dispossessed
for so many years, against the battlements of Wall Street nnd
iniquitous Mammon 1
"The hand that writes the pay checks should control the
schools." Not only control the schools, but control the teachers,
not only control the teachers, but
tho spirit, and all in the name
saered sign of the heavy tax payer!
Can it be that with Mr. Bryan,
come the gospel of today T "What
mon people," the poor widow who
morn to night to pay Iter landlord; the struggling workman, the
individual Mr. Bryan once called
tl 11st rial machine, shall ho have nothing to say about the education
of bis children, simply because he lias never been able tb invest hi
real estate?
There arc thousands of people
cause they felt be was, with all
sincerely devoted to the welfare of the average man, nnd an unv
compromising foe of American materialism. ' -'
"Will they follow him now, as
estate promoters, and as the champion of intolerance and bigotry ih
Tennessee T
It will be interesting to see.
NOT A MATTER
IN MR. BRYAN'S lexicon of lenrning, a person who believes in
evolution, can't hli(v in fiorf ' :
tt woiild be nliriost as logical
in the force of gravity, can't believe in Obd.
A belief in God is n matter of
of the soul and heart, not the mind.
There is no more reason for one's spiritual faith being destroyed
by evolution, than for one's enjoyment of music being destroyed by
a knowledge of counterpoint.
All that Mr.' Bryan's present
upon freedom of thought nnd freedom of the spirit. Ho declared the
people of this country must believe precisely Os he believesor they
must be jailed as heretics nnd blasphemers.
It is nil decidedly pathetic, and
QUILL
Principle!): The prejudices a mitn absorbs from his associates.-
, "Jolly ciunp life," for mother, Just means an iheonvenicnt
place to look. ; ' t . .
If it is art, it need not be defended by the plea that it is art.
The good old days men long for usually began at about 9 p. m.
. Education pays, of course, but
a lot of co-operating.
No book is without literary
llie jacket. ,
Now thnt they are accustomed
fincc feared the worst.
If everybody works in Heaven, it will be Heaven for us just to
watch n few chronic loafers we know.
Of course taxes climb. A boy in the tenth grade is more ex
pensive than one in the first.
"What does' tho average vocabulary ni'cd?" asks an advertise
ment. Speaking off-hand, we should say n rest.
Correct tins sentence': "We married the day we met," said slie,
'and we've been happy together for five years," ,
RipplingRhijmQS
wat
THE RUSTY CAR.
TiY RUSTY car, she stands out doors, when she's not
" bravely going; she stands tiiero when the water pours, ,
nnd when the winds nro blowing. Anon Bhe's lifted by a gale
that jams her works together, ngaln she's pelted by the hail
she's out in all such weather. And when I start this mass of
junk, ami open up the throttle, she goes as though' she'd lately
drunk four fingers from a bottle. She causes mo no. brooding
care, I view her ancient body, and reek not if new rust is there,
where once the paint was gaudy. Sho's no pinrid, to bo kepi hit
spick and span and shining j I care not if the clouds have- wept
upon her dingy lining. She does her work, so what's tho odds if
rain and shine should tarnish; she'd go no better if her rods
and spokes should shine with varnish. Sly neighbor lias a gor
geous boat, that he is always wiping, niid' over it ho' likes to
gloat while plaihtivc lays' lie's piping. He rubs tho hood with
costly dope, a' polish Freneli' or Flemish, and views iier through
a microscope to sec if there's a blemish. A spot of mud upon
the paint will fill his day with sadness, a crumpled fender makes
him faint or fills his breast with sadness. On every.grease mark,
spot and speck, he keeps ri constant tally; while I am driving
my old wreck kerwhooping down die valley. Ho finds no
pleasure in his wain, his life is full of worry, while I go slosh
ing through tlu rain and get there in a hurry. How much
good I'uii we miss, hy heck, by fooling 'round with polish, by
looking for some little speck we feel we should abolish.
ft..
the mind, not only the mind, but
of tho Almighty Dollar and the
the heresy of yesterday has be
has become ol bis ''dear com
pays no taxes, but struggles from
the helpless cog in the soulless in
who have followed Mr!. Brvan be
his faults and emotional vagaries,
ballyhoo artist for Florida real
' '
OF THE MIND.
to say that a person who believes
faith, not knowledge; it is a thing
crusade amounts to is nn attack
more decidedly futile. .
POINTS
you can't collect without doing
merit if you iticitidc tho blurb on
. ...
to it, it seems strange that people
Mason
& ay ST" jh hi SHn
33 34 56 I37 j lL
"Let's clean our 1-8-13-20-26-33 with' our 1-2-3-4-S -C-7 so we can
write some words!" said Sally. v .:
.. "35-36-37, 8-9-10 us write a row of 'the's' and a. row of 17-24-30-37,
tool" said her sister.
"I have a 2-9-14 and some ink 27-34 school!" said Sally. "We
had .38-40 write our name and addresses on a sheet of paper. The
, teacher said mihe was a very 12-19-25-32 paper and I shall 21-22-23-24
a hundred for it. I wrote 33-34 for Street and put a 30-31-32 or
a period after it. ' We had a number of words to write. Most were
very 16-22-29-33 words like "39-40" and "yes" and the past tense" of
sit or 7-11-18.
Sally wrote 11-12 essay on a sea 3-10-15-21-28. I asked her what
an otter 17-18-19 for dinner.
She said she did not know. I asked if he had 26-27-28-29 like
our ears.
Sally said 13-14-15-16 meant before and is used as a suffix like
antcmadncss and I had better stop asking her questions or she
would go mad. , . '
. :,,.;. Answer To Last Puzzle
2-5-7-9-11-13-17-1:0 (weighing), 7-8 (It), 10-12-15-18 21-22-25-29 (chil
dren. 16-19 (so); 3-6-8 (cat), 29-30-31 (hot), 1-4 (at), 23-28 (by),
23-24-25-26 (been), 27-28 -(my), 26-30 (no), 1-5-6 (tea), 1-2-3 (awe).
13-14-1516 (Iris), 18-19 (lo!) , ,
Copyright, 1V25, by The International Biinaicatt
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D-
8lgnd UtUrt pertaining to personal
'I merit, will be aniwered by Dr. Brady If
Letter ehould ba brief and written In Ink-, Owing to the laroe number ot letter reotlvod, only
a few aan be jtnward here. No reply ean b made to uerl not ooafor rains to Imtruotlona
Aedreee Dr. William Braay, Ic aara of thle ajawapapar.
' ' A Huriiincr Ilunw Ills
j Jieioro you ivvu iimh m tiiu uuiu-
matlc chucker; writes E. C T. of
ArkansaH, l"Vlsh to thank vou for
What you b&U somf
time ago In your
column about hum
ming for ringing in
the ears. I began
that exercise "right
now,' as we say In
the south. For 10
or 12 years I have
7ha(j itching earB.
which good doctors
treated without re
sults. . That BUbvocal labial dental
exercise brings In my case, great vi
bratlons In the. ears and tho. itching
has been forgotten for quite a while.
The head nblnes seems id .he so well
an t la f ted with their p& home .that
they are toath to give it. up entirely
30 years- of undisturbed posses
sion is enough to make . 'em feel at
homo. , . , , ;
Eight or 10 years ago I wrote
about my J'catarrh", and . "rHeiirha
tism," and found, out. I Jio.fl neither.
Of course, at my age (i am in my
elghty-aecond, year) the nasal pas
HttgeB wilL.no bo cured ,of their itis,
uui it can uo , uorne, ana. tno joint
trouble, doesn't bother .much now.
You suggested that t nn . old . man
should die with his boots on. I am
working yet. I turn roll., overs in
the hay mow. When working .in the
heat J go bareheaded I stand the
heat better without a hat. Another
Uradylsm. The head . of ttie. house
says. . "Klifts thinks the sun rises
nnd sets ..where, Pri, Bi-ady is." J
served my .country In the civil war
pioneered.; in Nebraska territory,., boav
the grasshopper rnidn, felt the hot
winds and the cold ones. I am now
a. childish old man, but you've help
od , me keep my boots 'oh. Now,
then, let the chucker ' have it.
E. ,C. T. . '
The chucker got so greedy that I
had to attach a patent restrainer.
and when I get a . letter like yours
switch on the restrainer, which
makes the chucker, growl and groan
and causes he building to tremble
some, but permit me .to got tho mes
sage all right.
Certuinly, an old man should keep
his boots on. It Is a great mistake
fon a man to tnke off . his boots
and put on carpet shippers too early
in life. This , is not to imply that
man 'ought to hang onto his busi
ness or Job long after he has passed
the nge of greatest usefulness. The
government policy of retiring army
pfflcers when they havo arrived at
x certain age or , completed n cer
tain term of service is for tho good
of the service, yet many retired of
ficers nro still thoroughly compe
tent to do other work, and for their
own welfare they should - do , other
work for years after they havo beon
pensioned.
A man should endeavor to culti
vate some kind of hobby or sideline
avocation different and apart
from his regular vocation, and if
posHihlo nn avocation which requires
hat he Keep his boots on. Then,
when ho comes to the time to re
tro, ho can do , it nnturally nnd
gently and slip Kracefully into the
new calling, without any shock to
anybody.
Many a man who neglects this
hobby or sideline Interest in his full
years, on the foolish plea th; he
hasn't time f can't neglect his
main business to monkey with other
thlnns. Iuim h sad experience ahead
of him. When ho does retire the
chmigp ft urn busy actlvltv to deatllv
Inactivity wilt prove a heavier blOj
than he expected, and it will give
htm n bad shove d"wn the toboggan.
Ics, fellows keep your boots -n
"I
health and hyaiane, not to tflMaw alagnotla or
a eUmped. eelf addreued'-enveloDe le enoloeerf.
IIunMlrum Hum.
uuu run in tn nay, ns rj. yj. i; uui-s.
If you haven't nny hay handy, then
roll on tho parlor floor or In the
back hall. And this Isn't so much
psychology as it is just plain physio
logy. Boots or no boots, there are
a lot of troubles one can roll away,
and I now have testimonials to the
officacy of somersaults from people
of all ages from 6 months (grandma
wrote this one) to 80-odd years.
Writo for the somersnultaqua if
you'd like to try 'em. But remem
ber, I do not promise somersaults
will cure ' anything, except maybe
dignity.
QVKSTIONS AND ANSWERS.
I law Footl.
Is it harmful to eat raw oatmeal,
also corn -starclj mixed with water?
.This craving began when I was , an
expectant mother three years ago
and has remained so that I have
eateri these things almost every day
since. Some say they are harm
ful and will dry up the blood.
Mrs. P. E. . . , t
. Answer They are perfectly wholo
someto eat raw if you like.
Thirty Orr.
: Please send mo tho sdcbnd Brady
symphony. I havo reduced 30 pounds
Within, the Inst- year, by following
your instructions about the Karell
method. Now I want to get a lit
tle more pep and snap by means of
tho famous symphony, and then I'm
gonna see if I enn't harpoon an
other man. Mrs. S. L.
Answer Take my advice and don't
let, the prospect know o,bout your
reduction if he finds you have so
much backbone he may shy. off. Lot
on you just lost 30 pounds grieving
over the departure of your former
partner. That may. appeal to, the
poor' fellow. . ' , .
No Sunshine.
Is It healthy for young people to
sleep in bed. rooms where the sun
nover shines? Is it better for one's
health to live on the first floor or
up one flight or two, In a house
where when a heavy rain storm
comes the cellnr is usually flooded?
Answer It is more healthful for
everybody to have a sunny bed
roam If possible. But I don't think
sunshine in tho bed room is any
more .important than , it Is in any
other room. It is no more unhoalth
ful to sleep in a sunless bed room
than it is to work In a sunless shop
or office. LaCk of sufficient ex
posure of the naked skin to direct
sunlight is probably a disease fac
tor of much greater importance
than we have gonorally thought. It
is .Immaterial whether one lives on
the first or a higher floor, or in
thq basement or attic, nslde from
questions of comfort.
Local ami CJcnoral.
What's tho difference between
local anaesthesia? v. K.
Answer Local anesthesia merely
benumbs the nerve terminals In a
limited region so that sense of pain
is temporarily In abeyance in that
region. General anesthesia benumbs
tho consciousness so that pain and
other sensations are entirely prevent-
ed during the period of anesthesia.
,JSafe
Milk
Die
'orlnfantt,
invalid ,
The Am
Kmrishmg -Digestible No Cooking.
AToid Imitation - Substitute
IV i:a.i:iMi:M .
inow TO SOLVE PVZZLE.
Tlie. worcla start In - Oic numbCTWi
scmnres uud rim , t'lthcr . nqross ' or
ilon ii. Only ono letter Is placed In
each will to square. .If tlio proper
uords uro found eacii combination of
letters lii tlic white Kquares "111
fonn words. The key to . puzzle
tho nrst word is fawn in tne uniw
lint. . Ueiow- uro keys to tlio other
words, ... .
, liuniiliiK Across. ,
Word 1, Jn tho picture.
Word 4. Abbreviation for senior.
Word 5. To blot out';, to annul.
"Tho singer was forced to her
engagement."
Word' 6. An exclamation.
Word 7. Opinion; belief; Idea,
Ruiuilnir Down.
Word 1. Where mother does the
cooking.
Word 2. What the statue of Lib
erty carries in her upraised hand.
Word 3. To make plain?
Word 4. A noise made by t
horso when ho Is startled and forces
the air through his hose.
TfiSTEnUAT'S PCZZLH
ANSWERED
Timely Views (
on World Topics
Yellow Peril Won't Broome Reality
L'ntll China Is Developed,"
Say: Sims.
Admiral William Sims, retired.
commander of tho American fleet in
European waters during tho ..world
w a r, recently de-l
imoH timt ihcro isi
not even a slight 'ropo a the world proclaimed tnven
chanco that Ameri-ltors of the flying machine, had cm-
a will bo attacked ! Phcally refused five years previous
tronr the Pacific orj1)r to ,B, clht "" ' them fly.
. . .i. ....i.... Honors llcnncd on Wrlirlit , ',
nerll" will becomel:'
real until China is!
ileveloped to the
level of Japan.
"America Is se
uro from nn attack
In the great dis
tance that ' attack
ing powers would
ADMIRAL SIMS have to travel to
- . , . . reach Am or lean
soil," Admiral Sims said. "There is
a- possibility . that tho Philippines
could bo taken temporarily, but be
cause those Islands - are on the di
rect line of Great Britain's commu
nications it is doubtful if England
would permit their seizure.
. Disagrees With .Mitchell.
"japan knows that she would hot
have thO- slightest chance If - she
crossed Bwords with the United
States, and until China can become
a military 'and naval power there
is little probability of attack. China,
however, has" been at a standstill for
the last few centuries so there is
nothing to worry about from that
angle for several generations,"
The admiral lauded the work of
Oeri. William Mitchell as "a com
mander in the -aviation service and
with the general's fight for a min
istry of air defense, but disagreed
with him on tho union of land, sea.
and air branches! For a naval of
ficer to have in his command, fliers
who know nothing of naval' tactics
Is little better than no planes at all,
the admiral contended.
Ench branch of the service should
have fliers especially trained for ob
servation of movements ifi which1
they are familiar he said. . 1
Jntihmi I ' Iff '
Mwijjry. ML
"Neuritis Is becomlu'- vastly, more
pop'lur.us an ullbl . tliiui, ha tin' a
bad cold, 'causa " don't have V
pretend t' bo blowln' one's nnM' "
Hi' time," writes Miss Fawn Mpptn
cut In "Society's liomuln." 'i'hea-'s
ten times more enforced worklu'
than titer is enforced Idleness. .
Who's Who
Orvillo Wright.
The recent determination, of Orvillo,.
Wright, pioneer American aviator, to
give tho first Wright plane to Great
Britain for historical purposes, In
stead of turning it over to an Ameri
ca n . lnstitutloon
has aroused much
discussion. Wright
explains his action
by stating that he
fears his original
plane would not be
preserved . with
safety In. any
American museum,
He asserts that tho
original Langley
plane was altered
by museum offi
cials to suit their
Ideas,
Orville nnd . his
brother . Wilbur,
now dead, made their first flight at
Kitty Hawk. N. C Dec. 17, 1903. The
flight was of sufficient duration to
prove that heavier than air machines
were possible. . , .- ,
Aloiio In Field for Years
The Wrights flew in 1904 and
again In 1905, but it was not until
1908 that their machine became
known to the public, then, suddenly
many other people learned to fly.
Orville. Wright was born in Dayton,"
Ohio. Aug. 19, 1871, and attended tho
Dayton public schools. He received
an honorary M. S. from Earlham col
lege, Ind.; the degree of Dr. Techlncal
Science from the Royal Technical
college of Munich, the degree of 1,1 D. , ,,
from Oberlin; the degree , of Sc. I.
from Trinity and an M. A. from Ynlo
University.
For years Wright was engaged 111
the bicycle business in Dayton- with
his brother, the late Wilbur Wright.
It is not conceded that tho bicycle bus
iness had anything to do with the
flying machine invention. Heredity
though, may have had something to
do with the Wright's inventive genlud.
Many years ago Bishop Wright, the
father, invented a typewriter, though
he did not.perfect.lt, and ho worked'
over other inventions. An older brothr
er, Lorln Wright, also made, patented
and sold an improved hay press. .
The adage "A prophet is not with
out honor, save in his own conntrv
and In his owri house" applies no less
to tne Wright brothers than to manv
another inventor. The town, which In
1909 voted $20,000 to celebrate tho
Wrights return to Dayton from Eu-
P,r?"icllll.y a" the aero clubs of tlio
world have honored Wright with mem
berships. . Among them are thn
club ot Franco; Aero club of the United
Kingdom; Academy of Sports ot
France; Aeronautical society of Great
Britain; Aero club of America; the
French Academy of Sciences. His
name appears on tho roster of many
other sctentifle and neronauticai or
ganlaztlons of Britain, Austria, Ger
many and other countries. The French
awarded him tho Cross of the Legion
of Honor; ho holds a Langley medal
j frm the Smithsonian Instltuto; the
i.imui vreBton meaai rrom the Frank
lin Instltuto; the Albert modal from
the Royal Society of Arts; the John
Fritz medal; the bronze medal from
the International Peace society and
other medals nnd credentials of honor
in recognition of service, rendered v
Woman Siirprises
Her Friends
"After a spell of Typhoid Fever 1
years ago I began tj suffer from
indigestion nnd , gas In my stomaoh
and colic attacks. This gradually
became so bad that my doctor- ad
vised un operation for gall stoncg.
A friend advised me to try Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy which I did with
splendid results. Jy .friends were
astonished at my rapid Improvement
I have no moro bloating and can
oat anything t wish." u removes
tho catarrhal mucous from the in
testinal tract, and allays tho In
flammation which causes r.;notinii
nil stomach, liver and .Intestinal all-
iiiciuaing appendicitis. Ono
dose will convince or money re
funded. At all druggists. ,, Adv
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