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A conwlidition of the Dtoiocrttle Tlti tbi
edford Mull, ttie MfdfortJ Tritium, ut
ro OrefluoUo, tb Atbland TslbuiM.
BOREHT W. RCHL, Editor.
8. BUM PTE B SMITH, lUaafff.
v llail la Adftneai
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MY OAHK1ER In M'dfonL Aahland. JitluoD-
rlUa, (kntral PoUit, Pboenli, Talent' aud an
Mtfthwara:
DaTij, with Sunday Son, month $ .7
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Ail trwa by ctrritr, caab to adtanoa.
Kntared aa woond claia matter it Madtord,
Ottpn, under act 0( March 9, 1879.
Tba AtooclatM. I'reaa fa eicluatvely erttftlad
to the um fur retmb loallon of all nvwa die-
batchfa credited to it or not otlierwlM credited
m tfcia paper, ana aieo to in local uawi dud-
All rUitiU of republication of tptdal 4t
yrfolwa LarlBara alao reamed. .
Ye Smudge Pot
Me Aptfceter IVerj.
KtutkitlcH Hhuwliiff. lew. Insanity Ih
Chtjon tfcn MlMr fttntea, wore evi
dently compiled on a day whn there
wat no tit4k controventy rufirin:.
Tio pemlleton Knnt Orogontftn el-tfti-klly
on a "iwi Provide:",
to Hid In Kocuiinx "an. uutHtHiiding
Jflrmocrnt to make . the r'M-t" for the
UK. M'fiM' Mirt wfirlwtf. This lien the
WUrfumrtte) valley preaehr . w 1
J 911 waYte) ft Aml lciii flK to Jtell
wU HOC. r -
Mrs. Alice Cutting I'helpH, wife
of C. A. jf'helpa of Cherryvlrtw,
ban hail another article accepted
by McClure'n RiaK(iiln, hut th
date of publication hah riot yet
been nnnounee1.
A New Jersey snorer who wnn clias
"tiewMl by u peieter ne4crilMrir kin
lec-like hIiopIh Id'camtt unbearable,
vfli fine! out from a court of law just
' w mwefc racket h cn oiak with
kaa MKnl MpiMtrntun, If uny. The leuHt
t4 jwy can do In nlmplo Juatlce U to
eHrect thut th nnorvr either ffrt a
hhrt frewti hl adenoldH, or reth-e
He the nlht with a- non-removultle
ciolhespln on hit horn. Murder of a
twwr rHwuM t mart JUHtlfiHblo, like,
MfM4v4M. Hell Huh alwaytf been
pastured an a region of evcrlanttnK
hjeutr and, lie at Id IohIh-s ltd terrora for
muiWrn ttlnnerH. Hell Hhuuld be r
moHeled ond filled up with Rroanlnft,
RUi'Kllnif, grunting hiioi wih, doomed to
HWer tn the orlnlnnl flory blAHtH,
'Md llHten forever to their own ahom
MeutlonH. v V t -
1 S The Toledo nioh niuinllnn will be
"alio wed to tuke enre of ltnelf." Thin
ht a f-eurleKH und elilld-llke Htund by
offlplul, and will antagonize no voteH.
' The lack of local Intorent In Kvolu
'tRR Wi delightful, but strunKe, and a
cfetaKca for n wholPBOuled community
coiAbat Im HlippliiK from- the civic
9Fup. . A tramp lecturer should be
in hand to take up n collection and
tttl.ua with n polHtmuus Hplrlt.'
! Tin;: way of it
(pwtciH i'npliul-ilnui'iiHl)
A ver quiet The people of
v4elH wan m I- this comtnu n 1 ty
etMHlxed ut the
Wit Salem pnr
Mnuf on Tuen
eny, July 7, when
e-lta M. Wood
rfr und it. j.
Monofi were united
In martiuffe with
Rev. L,. P. (.'annell
ir formtiLft the
erenony. In the
prettenco of a few
ItneweN.
were very, much
ntart ld and
ularmed one even-
ltiK laHt week
when they heard
the ringing of
bells and ruttllng
of tin cans, but
upon' InventtKiitln;
found It to he a
chaiivurl- part y
on th.e ne.wlywedH,
Mr. and M r n.
MOHOfl,
WHAT DOW OHUilON
EACY NKKU (lltlllno
Journal.) Hepubllklann.
DEMOC
l'oi tluiul
The ooroner'8 Jury returned a ver
1 diet that d poetised drove a 4d up to
the .curb and failed to Ret out quirk
enough.
Fall alyleH for Ihe OulnhovlklH pro
vide that the ears Htlll be concealed.
Old Frederick Weeks, who ncll
furniture, han tore out a putt" from
the book of ('. Win Ardtpole, who (ILh
peiiHfH Hteers, dvad or alive; For
ear the lat-ter Iuih (darted out inaKl-
- Aionliil victims with a ham, and thv
first nuned will ltereafler present a
. ' doormat. Thin trick Is called com-
. merclal Astuteness.
' ' NICK CMHUS
.. Full'nwiny a mean, Innulttitfc thiiw
. Ih said when poets start to ding
Their stuff about the clouds:
i J They dwell upon their setniher huo
''And evii voice the morfitd vlejt
Tliut clouds are leaden shiyiuds,
They yeurn, li rhyme, for skleB that
mile '
(With blue prevailing "U the while
j And sunbeams spilling gold;
!nd never think Hint crops would die
And empty shcrven would greet the
if eye
' hero urocerlen are- oold.
4 y'a very well to lng th fit-nlso
, of Bumllltinilned, cloud less days
J And oil that sort of stuff., o
Hut when "you've had that kind n
a while e
(yhey iiomehow neefn to lose their
Btiille
Knough Ih quite enough.
Q
Init u.'ri mtltA Anntfnl. lit tlniPN
In snlto of mean, insultluic rhvmrH Cf
To prut a cloudy tuy.
Nor npt'flt tf sontlier hues nor nit muds
OKor. after nil, we think the clouds
Are JutO giful truy.
. (Bultlnigr 8un.),
e Q
THE PLAY IS
W1.
THL'ST Attorney (icncral Stcwiirt's jiliolofy did not
hide liis tiTs jdiniso t'lin'iiited day bffojy yiftcr-
day of "Slmt your ftoutli!" O
. For, everything eonsidered, this wk' the most sensible t. of
iidviee that has been uttered since the monkey cirmm opeiyd.
f both the sftite Hiidllelcnse
Plhe overworked janitor sjyit theQ'Oiirt house doors, tli publicity
iree-ior-au eouiu ne iitiiiiiiummi hi
n,nd public nnnoyniye saved.
For The Seoues trial is o?-r. From now on anything HinMrans
I'jres will be mere jioise and fury, si(nif.vin( nothing.
'The Daytnn school teaelun- stands convicted. Tile ant-cvoliition
law of Tennessee is sustained. CMarenef; Dan-tiw may rave and
W. J. Iiryant may rant, but' nothing can lie said or done to prevent
the inevitable. So why continue Uie farce? It is hot in Dayton,
Tennessee, it is hot ii'iost'everywhere else, so there is no reason for
not making the'lelirned. counsel's niiition of "Shut up" unnnimouH.
'
Moreover, lire crowds hnv been, disappointing. The Mansion
bouse isn't overflowing, witJi anytbing'ljut conversation. The broad
casters are playing to empty- benches. Only the palm-leaf fan and
soft-drink concessions arc making
y rank outsiders..
So the real purpose; of. the trial
nessee, hus-bwn placed oii the
been carried' out; a continuance
cept a few' sclf-iidvcrtisers . wh
)w4y.
Shut lip, gentlemen, turn the
worlW know that' IWther Scopes
is out of the public school curriculum of the sovereign state of Ten-
Then the ease may go where'
wlic the real imnt can he tlecideil whether or not a state has tho
right, to aWdutely control jvbat. should and should not be taught in
the choils wbicb the state supports. For. that is the only real ques
tion involved.
QUILL
Anu'rifjinisim Following line
m so'orewtlrtL
..AiHoiiK the lost civilizations that
that went blo'oc'y in 1014.
Slore sleep, w HI make you live
living .lunger just to steep?
.Tho boNt aruinent yet advanced in ' favor of religion is the
Soviet's contempt for it. f ' . .
Don't judtfc men by their views; judge ths views by the kind
ol men that hold thcin.
If nnybody now thinks the oid folks in the way, it is because
they are too thick on the dance floor.
True education: Teaching men to think,
of education: Teaching men what to think.
A politicians idea of a good citizen is one' who will take the pill
without looking at the la'bel jwir tlie bottle.
Well, suppose primitive man had elaw-like hands;
that kind if insects were what they now arc
"The nnemployt'd are n menace." This includes the rig'nt band
tht should be employed on the steering wheel.
There are still remote sections of America wliero wonuta retain
their "femininity and their stntas as domestic slaves. .
Correct this sentence: "My new
"and now Tin fixed for life."
PH A Wove In Klamath
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., July 13.
At one o'clock thin afternoon tho
thermometer here registered UH de
grees with every Indication that it
would top tho century mark by late
this afternoon. At llonauxa, 3d miles
in the valley It had reached 101 at ll
o'clock this morning.
RipplinjRhumos
to welt
THE GANGSTER.
TI1K Kn'iKstiT's lifti . is lmny llic little time it runs; lio
seori'lios in liis Lizii-' anil nIkiiiIs men with liis nuns. Hut
soon, tin out-iin(l-ilovior, 'he fimls I'tormil rest, nml then tho
lidlprul crowtuT eium's up mill holds lws iiiicst. The (juniister,
fur iw rensciM tluil uny (Hie ran find, is foinl of erinie'anil trea
so"n "iimf sin of every kind. When he's not wildly riding on er
unnds rash and vain, ift some dark hole lie's hiding, Ifke a rodent
in a if rain. Oh, where is the orftrnetiou in sueh a life as this!
How union1 ftt satisfaction does yonder jiaiiKstei; miss? What
anjriiish he must suffer, what hleak rtuuorse he lfliows, that men
nyiy call him toucher tlifin anShing that grows. For thfit'a the
only (-nejilon thnt eoniforts his ilisgraeo; he l'iirs his ghastlti
burden that njeti mat fear his face. The gangster oft is gifted,
l?is grain was clear and bright, before he sSJ and drifted nway
from virtue white, lie well 111,'bt be a culler, dispensing blade
and tool, be honored as a butler, be pinjjl for teaching ohool.
lie might be strewing shavings w()i honest sawdust blent, and
sailing down his savings, and drawing four po9cent. Hut he is
nursing giftlges against his fcGbw men, nd w until the
(judges have sent him to the pen, lfitempprcd and misguided,
he lui? the wholesome crowd until he Pprov'd with bargain
counter shroud. . q
' . cro
PLAYgD OUT.
would only shut their mouths, 'find
uuru auu u vi uuiuuni ui rit-i
money, and they are conducted
has been served. Dayton, Ten
m.ap, tlie drug slore program has
of tire affair can profit no. one ex
have been advertised too muc'h
ease over to the jury and let the
is out of a job, and that science
it belongs, to the Supremo Co.urt,
i
POINTS
crowd ; scolding because th place
now seem attractive is the one
longer, "but what's tho use of
Popular conception
he needed
maid is a treasure, M said she,
Prince Illbesco Called Ilomo
WAHHINOTOX, July lu. (A. P.)
Prince Hlbesco, Roumanian minister,
han been Instructed by his govern
ment to return to Bucharest to dis
cuss the Roumanian-American debt
situation.
Cook with gne.
PTown
m m i: i
CR&SS .jyORUb
(JK AIM IJMA
Tr- Jl 9 AAS
' ' r
Crandmama 5.itcs all the scraps and 13-14-15-16 she can get to
make up into rag 3-8-15-19.
Uncle 5-9 said he had a .las 1-2-3-1-5-6, but it was square, not
oval like Grandinama's. -,
I wish I were eighteen years old for papa said when I got to he
eigh-6-10-17-22 he would ki me learn to; drive his 1-7-13. But that
will not be so very 19-20-Z1-22. ns I am only five now. I hope I shall
be a good driver for I 12-18 love to ride 16-20 ver much, in 9-10-11-12
I do!
Answer Tn Last Puzzle
1-7-12-16-21 (cloud), 19-23 (do), 10-15 (o), 3-8-14-17-23 -(muddy),
C-6-7 (Sol), 1-2-3-4 (came), 9-1 (as), 20 25 (if), 11-12-1311 (tord), 6-11
(or), 23-24-25 (off), 17-1X-19 (did).
Oopurtghi I9Z0. Dv Iho Internattnnai Syndicate
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. DJ
Mid ferttan prUtntnf to rrwi
it. b ntwrd bv Dr. BrmOv If
Leni eAwWko erlf and written In Ink. Owlnfj to Ih lar numtwr l lr raMrmf, only
Hm mm bm onavrd her. No epy on b Ma to iMrla not ontornlM to 1ftmoUoiw
MohN ftV. WWtM Brwy, tr aaiw rf thl i
Not So
Dr. Stefanescu of the University of
Jnssy (not Jazzy) hag proved by ac
tual experiments that the abuse of
spleen may bring about cirrhosis of the
liver, a disease usually due to mod
erate Indulgence in alcoholic bever
ages. I say moder
ate I n du ' g e n c e
that's what the
boozer generally
calls It, whether It
means a little beer
"a social glass" or
dully pick me up
'.or whatnot. Cirrho
sis means lltterally
the orange yellow
disease, us any old
Greek could tell you The liver first
enlarges from the thickehihg " or hy
pertrophy of Its framework, and later
contracts, shrivels or atrophies from
th0 slow contraction of the thickened
iiuimnuin, J uni in nil v IIITU tniy
nbout It in a health column and if
you think youVe got It, tell your doc
tor or tho first policeman you meet;
I can't du anything- for you.
Tho spices which Stefanescu found
responsible for the hardening of the
liver were chiefly ordinary pepper and
paprika, very extensively cultivated
nnd consumed In Hungary. These he
administered to dogs nnd cats ffor
considerable .periods, In some in
Htances over a year. Kven com para
lively large amounts of, these spices
d . U not p re ve n t d ogs from gain I ng
steadily In weight, but when dogs so
fed were killed nnd theli tissues
studied, well marked degenerative
changes in the liver cells were found
similar to the changes seen In phos
puorus poisoning, rnis wnich were
given much pepper or paprika or both
in ineir toon generally necame ema
ciated. Some. folks nre dogged in this
matter of indulgence in condiments or
spices; some are just cattish.
These conclusive animal expert
ments were carried out with doses of
the pepper nnd papiika not compara
tively greater than people are In the
habit of eating, at least In certain
parts or rcurope. I dare say we
might find zones of high spice con
sumption Immediately adjacent to the
hot dog stands in this country not
counting the spice contributed by the
dog and the manufacturer.
Far bo It from me to take the .joy
out of anybody's life, yet it Is my stern
duty ns a health guard to snatch a
baby from the path of an approach-1
lug speed demon even though the
bnby Is b riving the happiest time.
Mustard Is a fairly good emetic.
slow but handy, nnd in my Judgment
about the best counter irritant or ex-
ternhl application for acute ' inflnm-
matrons in the chest, but ns a poultice
or salve for the lining of the stomach
it is a bad mistake. Kspeclallv for
children must this cruel and Inhuman
trentment of the stomach bo con-
detuned. Not alone for the sak of
normal digestion, but for the sake of
the liver and kldnevs too. 'This bo-
jglns to sound llko n patent medicine
circular. Yet thrt trutlt must be told
j for the sake of better health. All of
j these nplces or condiments pepper,
! paprika, mustnrd. horse radish, cloves,
idnnnmon. nutmeg, ginger, pepper
j mint. must be considered " drugs
t rift her thnn foods and thrWess of them
children up to the vntln no are al
lowed the better for their health.
Many of the spires are Irritantn to tho
j urinary tract and probably Indulg
jence in such condiments Is responsi
ble for many disturbances of the gen
ilto urinary system In early life.
0 J"no,r,,omp- '00' which the child or
j-idmi In ofjinnry health should have
requires no mirh drug addition. 0tt Is
jthe ntrnrintis cooking nnd the crude
1 or repulsive serving of food which
j creates the abnormal craving for
,splce andsplcea and condiments. vf
J, course the indulgence of such a mor
I bid appetite noon creates a habit In
liltnelf. O .
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QCI-:sTIjS AND AVSWF.ItS.
C1atnv Hut INnr Swum for Arjoimcnt
one of the girls In the office where
I am employed Inaltti tha'rtn elec
J
FKJZZLg STORYi
MAUli 11
rtenHi an hyalent. not ft ell dlMnoftle or
ibnd uU ma ...-i Minu i. .uIhi
Spicy
trie fan is of no worth in making one
comfortable In hot weather. She says it
only circulates dust and neither makes
the room cooler nor tho air better to
breathe. She does not Bit In the way
of the fan- Is she playmg fair with
the other girls when she refuses tc
leave the fan turned on? (K. G.)
Answer No, she is playing Prus
sian. A fan certainly gives comfort,
and It does convert foul air Into fresh
air, as we know these terms. Why
don't the other girls catch her outside
of the office and make her apologize
for her 'selfishness?
Sonp for Hi mhos
Do you think boullllon cubes and
canned soups (tomato nnd vegetable)
nil right for a baby n year old In place
of broth or vegetable soup made at
home? We ore planning nn nuto trlii
'and wondered if these would be ad
'visnble to use. It would simplify mat
ters somewhat. (U. H. M.)
Answer For temporary use the
canned or condensed preparations' are
Nil right, except the boullllon cubes.
which huvo not food value to speak of
nnd represent merely salt ami unde
sirnhle condiments which stimulate
.a baby requires no such stimulation
IJut for regular feeding, your home
made soups are always best for the
bimbo.
Similarly
Is eczema or a similar skin trouble
catching (L. G. B.)
Answer Eczema Is not, but. various
skin diseases which people commonly
mistake for eczema are communica
ble. '
Not So Fast
Suppose one were to fast absolutely
for 14-days, taking nothing but water
during the time. Would It ' bo inju
riou? Would It be beneficial? At the
expiration yf what time should one
start eating? (Mrs. B. A J.)
Answer I should not advise fasting.
I nm unabte to give a categorical an
swer to such indefinite questions. Why
fast ?
1 tench Ah Yon Plonso
Is It superstition nbout the effect of
reaching up? I nm nn expectnnt
mother. My physician snys It has
never been proved. (Mrs. II. P. J.)
Answer Of course It Is supersti
tion. Salrey Gamp and Mrs. Iten Told
"jest know' such things they need
no proof,
Who's Who
John T. ltuulston.
Only a few weeks ago his name
was unknown outside his county.
Todav his fume. Is nation wide. This
1a tfle interesting1 experience of
John T. Raulston,
the judge before
whom John T.
Scopes, : the Day
ton, Tenn., high
school teacher
charged with the
teaching of Dar
win's evolution
theory. Is lj e I n g
tried.
Judge Knulfton
wtis horn In "the
OlzMird." Thin Is
tfet nn anatomical
location, d e P He
Its name, but Is a
ifttle cove 13 miles from Jasper.
Tenn.. tho county seat of Arion
county. During ltnulston's childhood
the nearest postnffice wan at Jasper
and infill was not received more.
than oihtAU month.
Judge Raulston Is a itealoun stu
dent of the Rihle. He Is a funda
mentalist ijtt belief, nnd one of his
ntst (Constant anservatlonn Is that
hnnctS is the best policy. He pore
over his law books and Is a ery
Qt-tMUhir Judge In . the dlstrlct iJllH
imiiit'uiuie iiimuy consists, nn at
tractive wife and two pretty daugh
Baiullt Slow XuKent Is at his niotli
trH lunu In an awful run down im
tilt Ion. A fr Hit (itn't tnkn tils iiKiuey
with him when lie dies, bill taklit' th'
wbolu fanilly aloiift- Is Ih-coiiiIil' iiiIkIiI'
eoniiiufiL.
Timely Views
on World Topics
Democrats Will Win Nxt Congress,
Says Party Leuder
That his party will control the next
congress la the confident prediction
of Representative William A. Oldfield-
of Arkansas, chair
man of the demo
cratic congression
al campaign com
mittee and promi
nently mentio nod
as the successor to
Clem L. Shaver,
chairman of the
national commit
tee. In the current
issue of The Na
tional Demo c r a t,
O 1 d f ield predicts
democratic control
of the next senate
because deniocra-
W-S.A.OlDFiEU),
. ' ' , tic. senators com
ing up for re-election 'from rock
ribbed democratic states, while- no
less than hIx of the republican sena
tors whose terms will expire in March,
1927, are from states normally demo
cratic in presidential years and almost
invariably democratic in the off-year
elections. They are Weller. Maryland,
Harreld, Oklahoma; the late Senator
Spencer's seat in Missouri; Cameron,
Arizona; Ernst, Kentucky, and Oddie,
Nevadu.
KxpcrtK lo Win the Senate
"With 3!i democrats in the present
senate and with these six republican
senators certain to be succeeded by
democrats, we'll only have to pick up
four senators from doubtful states to
give us a clear nfajoiity in the senate"
said Oldfield, "and as political history
shows that Invariably a great land
slide In favor of one party is followed
by a swing In the other direction in
tho next ensuing off-year election, we,
ought easily to gain that many seats
nnd win a clear majority In the senate
oVer both republicans nnd progres
sives or Independents combined." 1
Turning his attention to the house,
the congressional committee chairman
siild: I
"There nre 1S3 democratic repre
sentatives in the present house. To
gain a clear majority In the next
house we must pick up 85 additional
seats, and with the tide running as' it
appears to have feet in wo ought to be ;
able to do that, particularly when it I
Is-recnlled that from 10 to 15 of the
present republican- members of the
present republican members of the
house were elected last November
from 'districts- ordinarily democratic
nnd which we are certain to recover
next year.
Half a dozen of these are In
Pennsylvania and there are four or
five districts In Indiana and as many
in Ohio normally democratic which
elected republicans to this congress,
which we are almost certain to win
bnck next year. This accounts for
approximately 15 of the 3fi dbitricis
we must gain.
"We will pick up two certainly and
possibly three in Missouri; three.
surely nnd possibly four In Illinois;
two and possibly three in Massachu
setts; three In Xe'w Jersey; at least
two In New York; two in California;
one and maybe two In Connecticut,
nnd one each in Nevada, Oklahoma.
Texas and Delaware, and a scattering
district here and there that will give
us a clear majority of democrats in
the house over both republicans and
progressives, or LnFollette republi
cans and Independents and socialists."
I'nless provision Is made for car
rying nway the products of combus
tion, heating a room with gas or oil
Is detrimental to henlth.
;, Tonight!
A Summer Treat
. For Dessert
' Scree Vm
Favorite Fruit
.,..
V i Clip iKi .d ma nail lot C
. i Kir K. Md fa,
W Ob U.wQ M th. JUJ-Bnl ,
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.Children's Pictorial f
. Cross Word Puzzle O
Running Across.
Word 1. What the game tho 4
boy in the picture is playing "
is called.
Word 4. Always; constantly.
Word 6. Close to. 3
Word 7. A large. gun. V.;
Running Down..
Word 1. An old ond important
city in Canada,
Word 2. Part of a stove.
Word 3.
A large city in Penn-
svlvania.
Word G.
horso. with.
What you guide a
Singular.
YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE.
ANSWERED.
Poems That Live
Song
I will make you brooches and toys for
your delight
Of bird song at morning and starshine
. at night, -
I will make a palace fit for you and
me
Of green days in forests and blue days.
nt sea.
T will make my kitchen, and you shaV
keep your room, '
Where white flows the river and
bright blows the broom.
And you shall wash your linen nnd
keep your hody white
In rainfall at morning and dewfult at
night.
And thin shall be' for music when no
one else is near.
The fine song for singing, the rare-
song to hear!
That only I remember, that only you
admire!
Of the broad rond that stretches and
the roadside fire.
Robert Louis Stevenson.
Who roniombfrs whon the liruko-
man mine thrnuph thp train "wutor
Iiik" tin1 itasstMiKLTs from :i common
cup? "Ti'in wuz tho clays."
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