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A DonMlIdation of tlia Damooratte Ttouavtba
Ifadford Hill, tb. Hedford TritiuM, tia Heitt
ra Oresonlan, tb Aahlaod Trlbuna.
' ROBERT W. BUHL, Editor.
8. BUHFTBB BMIT1I, aUn.gaf.
By Hall In Adranoai
Daily, with Sunday Bun, yaar .
Dallv. frith Sunday Bud. miintli
Dally, without Sunday Hun, yaar
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A NEW KIND OF DRY. ENFORCEMENT.
el Lincoln Andrews,
f I MIGHT be well to keep uu eye, on
A who yesterday announced tlftt bin reorK&Hiatiou in the -federal
prohibition department would bo indefinitely delayed.
Colonel Andrews is a very remarkable man. No 'mpre. cvidcices
needed tliiiu to note thut he is, endorsed both by. the Anti-Saloon
league and the association opposed to the 18th. amendment,
The secret of this unusual alignment, lies in the fact, that Colonel
Andrews i universally regarded as an honest jiiun,an4 an excep
tionally efficient one. .
Tlie present delay is duo to the . fact thut Colonel Andrews .never
does things by hajves. The new program has not been abundoned,
pally, wiuont sutuiay nun, mouia ... .od . . . -w..iiy
Hall Trihuna, ih iih,,.,,,,,, I. oo but is not. to lio launched until everv nossiblu nreuaration nns been
Sunday Sua, one yaar 1.00 I , . t
itiaiie 10 insure us success. ,
"With, bis usual good sense, President; Coolidgc, has decided to
keep his hands off and give Colonel Andrews a free rein, Secre
tary Mellon has done the same. In ,fact it, was only with, this assur,-
unec that Mr. Andrews- agreed to take the job at all
As a result the American people are to be given for, the. first
time a real taste of genuine dry enforcement, not by fanatics or by
grafters, but by practical unpurchaseable, unreachable agents,
Colonel Andrews is young, energetic, clear beaded, decisive. lie
gave up a salary more than twice what, he now gets to put this
thing over. Unless all signs fail this country will have before snow
flies, genuine federal enforcement, efficiently and honestly atliii'uiis.
l.-red, something they have never had before. . . '
It will.be interesting to observe the, ultimate political and alco
holic results. '....
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
QUILL POINTS
( The ituIOniolilllHt. who uliv.e.1 at the
(oeomotivo ami hit tbu ufihooHo is
,ei iiiintntly uai iced, v x
i'
' 8 couples wero hnndcuffod In mrUrl
mony thiH week. Throo wore. "Him pie
1 but quiet weildingH." Tho fourth wuh
a brainy hut thunderous affair.
Politically, Mr, OeorKO Chnmber
' lain 1h vlflitlng in Portland, and Mr.
1 Isaac L. PatterHon is HhyliiR diffldcnt
at the, Republican nomination for
-.governor. .Mr, Patterson 1m immensely
qualified for the Job he Heckn, but Is
unablo to cry like Pula Negri, heave
the truth about like Charles Challn
doeR custard pies, or cut-up acrobutl
CHy like William Sunday. Mr. Cham
berlain, as you no doubt recall, in the
lout Democratic U. R Senator from
thin commonwealth; Home accent the
"Ia8l," and omli the "Democratic."
' Good Bulck six to trade fur lot or
equity In house and lot. - 219 Htute,
(Halcm Capital Journal) The unfuil
ln sign of Autumn.
TUB LADY KILMOH
(Tor On ml IVIeKram) . 1 -
My trouble is siris falling In
love with me. When I first came
here I did not know many girls,
; but after t found my Hlfittr. who
Uvob here, Hhti.took ine to dances,
tiind parties. Hhoi geu mo.
-acquainted with a girl friend of
hers, and the noxt thing I know,
tho. girl iu in love with mo, Now.
thin has huppened eight times
within, the past two. months.
It. la now, revealed that "the press
- has been casting aspersions on the
and a rush by resolution comes to the
' rekicue. The ''aspersions'' consist
' largely of proving thut William Jen-
'flings- Bryan, the nations loading
.gulnt was nearly the "bigoted lgnotv
- amug'! AJr. Darrow said he .was. and
; thut the .Tonnesaeeans engage, to. a
considerable extent In eating cluy, und
; Keeping a Mill on the .kitchen slove tn
. the wild and mountainous spots, bal
ancing the ledger of their conduct by
whooping It up at campmeetlngs.
I
t It la the concensus of opinion In the
rurul districts that thero should be a
rain to ruin the hay, as most of the
hay itt beyond ruin.
From j'rue nilvor to monkeys-h evolution..
Among, the grout works of faith, is the inntullment plnn.
There are periodicals that will; enablo,, you to keep up with
everything except expenses. '
The hardest thing to learn about bridge is to eat sardines;for
supper. 1 , i . .
The weather is like the ills of a republic.. It causes endless talk,
hut people never do anything about it.
"What puzzles us about the birth rate is how Nature knows you
are going to be poor ull your life. , '
CROss wcmo puzIlI; story
ON .THE f SEA - - -
frp
Who wants 17-22 gp 1-2-4-8-12-15-20 o'er , the deep blue
6-1M4-18? T '
' 12-13 is fine fun Jn a sailboat.' You'can see a flag 16-17, the top
of.the wast. 'It stands .out 3-7 you rtiay be su'ie" there is a brisk
bree?e. When the sail 18-19-20-21 then, you.may.be sure. there, is
5-9-13 a bit of wind. ' ' "
The little sailor boy can sing. a 6-7-8-9 about ,the sea,.. 10-11
loves to sing alone to the accompaniment of the. sea., , Do you think -it
a 3-4-5 to love the sea? . . ... ;
'. Answer To Last Puzzle ' v '.
1-2-3-4 (Hon),,8-9-lQ-lM2 (growl), 1-011 (low), 6-9 (or), 3-7 (on),'
iq-i3-h.(oii). ;.v: ,, ' v:;
l .- , Copyright, Wtb, by The International Byniiotitt , "
Personal Health Service
; By .WIIXIAM, BRADY; NL - ;
BhMWd lettera MrMnlM ta-BreMf hMttk mn hvaiana. ant te Ah
treaiwenL will b iniwirid hi Dr. Bradv If iftaniMti. ulf .iwiu. u AiMlaMti.
Utttn theuld'lM brltf and wrlttan In Ink. Owlna la tha laraa numbar at laHara raaalvad. anlv
fMf mr m antwtrM nara. no rapiy ean M mad t wariat eel aeaflorajlnfl U Inatrtwaaa
' nornftitt'c in Hed.
r.i A
erudition and nine parts animosity.
nants,,, Indians, idiots, etc., noto-
irlbusly fond of-red.- ' ;"
, t I ' Health- and beauty always done In
M , ' ' ' 3 'rod in comle -supplmente and on cover
Iho proper eciuipinent.for au nrguient on evolution is one part of periodical of pirfio.
oj'iimjuiil: uKC"
tlon, mental and
moral deflcienoy In
once familiar phrase
)red light diatrict."
, Use of rouge by
imperfect lady quite
all right, however,
from hygienic view
point,, provided . the
decoration in not ob
7".t viou8 to the , ord-
observer. Of , course.) a per-
It is eKtimatetl that 79 per cent of those, whoso telephone voices.
have thut important sound don't amount to a darn.
It's an even hreak. The rich try hard to keep the money in the,
family and the poor to keep hb family in money.
J
Correct this sentence
aire, "nut X promised to
' ' , . I lnnry observer. Of coui-sa , a por-
' ' oony, she Baid to the yoiing miUion-fect'"1hiy itreods no such artifice,
ko'fljyyerins with Bill" this' eveniiiK.;': ,
IS
RANCHER iBILL WARNER NAMED
A
growth nnd dovelooment In prenatal
life and, -early infancy. Enlargement
of the gland : is successfully treated,
with X-ray. A child with thymic en
largement is likely 'to be a noisy
breather. Ordinary breath . holding
spells associated with fits of temper or
anger arejnsigniflcant and. require no
treatment other, than good discipline.
More serlQua breath, holding spells,
like those described by the correspond
ent, sometimes are an indication of te
tany, a. spasmodic nutritional disorder
of Jnfants chiefly. Such infants ought
to receive a little plain-cod. liver, oil
dally, and perhaps some calcium
chlorld or other calcium (lime) com
pound. - - . . t , :
Parkinson Tremor. ' r
I am an. elderly lady, 67 years old,
"Huiitln th' htiuxo ovct fer ollK
UUii' Uiat wuldM't bo, lost Ik a'KKru
Un 'enuUKta;' but Ju, you, 11,1
you mixplace your love," lil Mrs. Km
Kahtt, h licr (luuuliter slnimnol III'
(! an' Blurtrtl off t". work uiipalut-
xl.. Wo dwln't kmnv wjiat,.tt jKieUr
costs, but It oMKl't f be dooblnl,
Whb's Who
, ' Fk'Ul Itt.clwl , Ixird lUunicr .. ,
' That;, the, appointment of field
Marshal Plume r,to ' succeed Hlr
Herbert Samuel as high commissioner
oi.. Palestine,, means a tlrmer Britlshr
palidV In the. Near East isvtftken ,fr
granted ln.Knglalid. i . ',,.
.. . " . , , ..Although,',-'he is
knowji as the ''i-a!-.
-dy General," Lord
Plumer. fa a,. noted
disciplinarian and
one. of the most ca
pable, military ad-
.minietrutors. ureat
Jiritain boasts. , He
wears a ntonoele
und speaks with an
Oxford drawl, he
..would go , through
an artillery'barrage
to ensure his dully
shave.; his uniform
is always. thq.acmQ
w-" 7 he always couches
hfs orders iii most 'polite terms. With
In the, velvet glove, however, there Is
mailed. Jist, as. many, of his men
have found after smillng,at hls dandi
fied, manner.
In South Africa - , -
He first gained prominence in 1896,
fit
Children's Pictorial
. Cjcqss . Word. P.uzale
w a
ill
Running Across. ..
( Word l,f In the picture. 1
i'Woru 3. The hairy covering of
an animal,- ' V
-Word 6.- Wrath". ' ' .
Word,7. Reverence. ,
Word 8. A number,
v ' , Runping Down.
" " Word .1, A raised biscuit
Word 2. A musical instrument.
Word 3. .'Used to keep. one cool.
Word 4. , A metallic substance
taken froir. mines.
Word 6., A female sheep. -:
VESTERDAV'S PUZZLE
' ANSWERED. .J '
-B-iLJ j j
Timely Views '
on World Topics
When he was sent, to boutH Africa to ("PwWWUott- Can't Bo Tnki'n Out of
organize the MiUabelalnnd relief force,
His raw materiul was made up of all
Politics.". SayH IndUiua Roimtor.
Prohlbition.cannot, be .taken out of
tho.heach comhsra ,iui,i .mmiiinnra politics .and, like the tariff, it's boIiik
men of Capetown,, dofauUinK bankers stoy-ln..poliUos, Senator Watson
and- lawyers, iorgers, fugitives from
Justice,, a few 'murderers and unfrock
ed'. , clergymen," a 'sprinkling, of Jamo;
son .-aiders and the riffraff of Johan
nesburg and. Kimberly. This collection
of hard, boiled soldiers laughed when
Major . Herbert Plunier screwed, up
his monocle and spoke for the first
Take ''eyelashes, for cxnmplo; In
the perfect state they are about, one-
the sklUfUl 'Use of
.'f.,'il :
CO ItyA LlJ8,j' qirif., uirj ? -c '" i),
ItEDDINQ, Calif., July 2B. (A. P.) Nlckolsen of) Hood, I),lveri fva tlfjoteil
William Kunkler felled a tree! oyer prosldent of the Oregon Poultrymen'a
uower lines crosslnir his rnnch .nt ' association, which closed Its' third nn-
hltmore near here, yesterday, thero- nunl convention here late yesterday. I only momentary blushes. A perma-
1y tangling the charged wires with a. Edward Snow, Monroe, was chbsen nent florid flush rather belongs to mid-
parathyroid hor-
fourth inch! long, main, straight or mone and hyoscln" 'had given much
slightly, curved heavy, hairs: In the . benefit.: Would .you kindly give mo
movies eyelashes run up to an Inch jtho, prescription, (Mrs. B.: R.-A.) -long
and corns In sheaves or bundles 1 1 Answer-Y.our handwriting is a ,plc
aud are equipped with beads or sink- 'ture of . Parkinson's, tremor. I v nm
ers to. hold them, down and ore. curled I sorry Icannot give you the prescrlp
Uke pigtails.. 'Beuty is as the movies tlqn-that. must he done by your phys-
no, inune, V4& of.;, the -. millions of ;cmn, ior it must oe caretuiiy aqapt.
dumbbells who squander their, poor
wages , on nostrums which purport-to
ihake the eyelashes, look like that.
The actual countenance of youth
and., beauty is somewhat pale, .with
afflicted; with, ntremor of. the IforeJ , time, but .the men.sooni learned that
arms. I noticed you suggested' that he jvas nqt .to bq laUghed at. Ho made
rj a.' long
Be n a t o r
telophnno line leading to his home, vice president: H. E. Bosby, Corvallts.
When he reached his home to notify secretary .treasurer, and W. J. Warnor,
tho pbwur company of the accident he Medford, and H. R. Putnam,- Clacka-
stepped on a telcphono wire which mas, the.to directors for. the coming
electrocuted him. Ho died Instantly, yenr.
aie. age mgn . blood pressure, over
nourished, short of breath.
Houge is composed of various more
j ui- ,cN liai lllKXKt . Him uillUIIlH,, BUCn OS
cnitiK, .siarcn, oxia or- zinccarmin,
' Males ore advised to ho healthy und
wear !"low-necked shirts and : short
punts." It might be. houlthy, ,.-then
again-the roactlon to spindly mascu
line stmnks might be unhealthy
vlulcntly, so,
When Justin-awoke, ho sirotchod
his nrhis nbove his head -and -yawned,
whoreupen his- companion, mistook
him for a woodchuck nnd fired.
(HP. Rullclln.) Another careful hun
ter plugs a citizen who don't care
what he looks like.
'C'lU'KI,, Bt'T NATI'HAr,
(Salem KtntCNiiian)
Aflce Haley's hUi'i prutatlnn of
the bird showed exceptional taU
, rn t. 11 er ha p I new a ud joy f u I
flying ; was accoutuatod by her
anguish when sho wan mortally,
wounded by the hunter, llttlo
Francis Knott. It was applaudetl
heartily by both audiences.
TIIK WHISTI.K
The whlllo shrleksl
O, horrid sou ml!
A worse. In truth,
Could not be fit und
Though mortal senn h
The world around.
Its Hhtili ncelnlm
Stubs ear and brain
And stirs dhtRUHt '
One can't rest ruin,
So det'p the acho
And cruel pain.
For well I know
The vicious Jerk
That, makes it Nhrlek
Menus ''flo to work!"
The whistle shrieks!
O, melody
Of sweetest tones
E'er known to me,
Impnrtlng Joy
And dearest g'e.
So bird that trills,
No fiddle- string,
Kor organ note
Can quicker bring
Complete delight
Than that glad thing,
Kor well I know
The air Is split
To let me know
It's time to quit.
(Baltimore Sun.)
436 lHxlo lHt In Flood. , get the 1926 convention of the Na
TOK.IO, July 26. (A. P.) An of- tlonal Poultrymen'a association for
flclal report on the recont Korean Portland.
floodwhlch centered around the cap
It was decided to make an effort to nnllln dye, safflowerand other red col-
Ital city of Seoul soys 430 persons were,
drmypedt and, 215: are mJsstnflr. The
Tokyo
28 Drowned In CIUiui.
SHANGHAI. July 25. (A.
P.)
municipality and thoChamher, Tw.enty-elKht persons -were, drowned f
of. Commerce are soliciting rollef. here today when a sudden rain squall
funds.
Cook with gAi.
capsized two ferry launches crossing
tho WhanKpoo riven for Potung. -Thir
ty-one persons were reacuod.
RipplingRhqmos
ENCOURAGEMENT.
mm.
I
'M..THIN ami wonk nhirsiillow'siiico I'd ilisonsos three, and
I hnvc lost . t lie tnllot tluit oneo encompassed me: I stumble
when I'm walking, and stutter, when I'm talking and I'm a
sight to .see. And now 1 1 know: how soothing, are things kind
people sny; they're comforting, they 'ro smoothing the lines, of
grief away; they make me feel ,moro flossy, and' far less.total
lossy, and chucr mo .for a day.. Qh, nineteen out of twenty ex
press tho pleasant, thing; they know I suffered iluty, in ncuk
and shit and wingj their. sympathy expressing in language most
earessing, they make me, dauec and sing. They see mo looking
l better and blithely cry, thereat, "You soon will fill your sweater
with, good old wholesome fat; wo 'ro rooting for you daily
and .siion you'll travel gayly, with .songbirds in your hat." Now
there are eynies yelpful who say sueh talk is tosh, that words
are never helpful and sympathy won't wash; and anyone who'll
swallow siioh bunk, Hint's, vain and' hollow, has for his head
a-Hiiiasli. They say that , cordial smiling imparts no sort of
cheer, as we go single-filing about, this gloomy cheer; the opti
mist is beaten if ho attempts to RWoeten our llttlo journey hero.
Hut I reject their whec.cs, for I was lately felled by seventeen
diseases that jarred mo till I yelled; and when these were dis
banded, tho words my friends outlumdcd all kinds of comfort
held. It's when we're soro and stricken and find our name is
Mud that cheery words will quicken the thin and sluggish
blood; the courage that's impiiged by comrades tender hearted
is certainly no dud.
orlng mntters. Lip sticks are made of
wax... cacao butter, and. scented lard,
with .the redoolorlng- matter,. Liquid
Hp rouge .is usually a solution of one
of the aniilne dyes in alcohol.
r.,'pt all rouge Is red these days. Once
the tinted one overcomes her naturul
modesty about being- painted, she does
not shink from bizarre effects In pur
ple, .-mauve, azure or even more startling-
disguises. Most of these freak
lints, are nnllln dyes., Certain Individ
uals seem to bo sensitive to the Irritat
ing effects of anllln, dyes,, and in such
cases severe Inflammation of the lips
or a very obstinate dermatitis will oc
cur from .the use of rougo containing
tho anllin dyo
I A woman I -had always considered
a perfect lady told .me she has., been
wearing disguise for several years, nnd
sho hns found that the most satisfac
tory rouge is Just beet Juice. Whether
this can be canned nnd Impressively
labelled, I do not know, but I can tes
tify It is not so eaRy to detect. An
other young woman says she finds a
very sparing application of ordinary
petroleum jelly, to the lips gives a bet
.ter effect than any rouge. This would
Je. about. as . harmless na anything
Known.
A. kind of harmless paint for con
cealing white patches (leukoderma,
vitiligo, piebald skin) about tho fnce
or neck, has the .following formula:
, Olycerin,. one dram.
52lno oxld nnd calamin. of each.
one-half ounce. '
Water, four ounces.
U'hthyol, from five to 60 drops, to
V added droD by dron until the He.
rflred tine, to match tho normal akin,
Is obtained.. The proportion of gly
cerlne may he Increased to two. or
Ihreo drams If desired.
the organization a crack force, and his
men grew not only to respect him but
to. -lcve hm. .
r, Herbert Charles Onslow. Plumer was
born in Devonshire In 1857.. He .entered-
the army at the .bottom,
Joining . the Tork and Lancea
ter . regiment, in' 1876.. Six years
later - he was made a captain,
ed to vour Individual condition, but with, which rank he fought In the Su-
such treatment does give gratifying . dan ln 1894- He was . made a major I lame E. Wataon
KHiivrai ill luu unu a. lull cenerai in
1916. The baton of - field marshal nui,..so iiic-wim. prohibition."
came to him after the armistice in .H s"ld the Anti-Saloon League
1919. in which year he was created made headway in the democratic south
First Baron of Messines and Bilton. , by. emphasizing the. evil effect of in
Yorkshire. toxicatlng beverage on- the colored
During the war he commanded first race, while In the north It was ma-
the Fifth British Army Corps and . terlally helped as a result of sentiment
relief in .many eases.. . Both, parathy
roid and hyoscln would be too , dan
gerous to use except .under tho direc
tion of your physician. . ,
Ben Told
- I have been in the habit o( putting
petroleum Jelly on my lips .us this
(Rep. Ind.) declared recently. The In
diana- senator, gave it. as his opinion
- - ' ... ( that tho only way
the., antl-prohlbl-.t
1 o n. forces can.
-make any headway
is to follow tho ex
ample of tho Anti
Saloon :tenguo and
'boro within!1 thft
ttvv urn, (Jitrues..
"Fori
time,"
Wa 1 8 o n - said,.
' many well mean
ing people contend
ed the tariff could
be taken-out of pol
itics, but. it was
found- .impossible
to do so,. And, as
in the case of the
Mm
1 :a HID DdlllO CllCUk tin 111 HWUKa OUt I , W : r- r, n I 4-1 l
1 have been told by several friends that , m!T me oeconu Army. Alter me ua- "p "; """h
this will cause the -growth of hair. Is
their statement true? (O. R.)
Answer Their fnncy is untrue. ,
, Plastic Surgery
. Last November X wrote you about
having a plastic operation. You apr
proved of Dr. and
noting on your advice, I visited him.
Ho-performed the Operation much to
the satisfaction of myself and my
family. There Is a cool confidence in
the execution of his work which be
speaks a thorough understanding of
what he.doeg.,(C, L. H.)
Answer Your story has a happy
ending, unlike tho sad story of the
misguided -victim who seeks out a self
lauding quack for such nn operation,
poretto disaster he led the.,Brltlh ex- " the., better element nmqng tho
pedltion to Italy. It was his army that .anti-prohibitionists .could ngroe on a
captured -Messines; Ridge after days of commitment that the .movement does
bloody fighting in 1910. not contemplate the restoration of tho
After the Treaty of Versailles, ho saloon and were able to suggest a sub
wa's made ' governor , of Malta.. Hls,'stii"ato which:, would convince .the
appointment to the post in Palestine country the movement was against
fills Zionists. with Borne misgivings, as ,the old time saloon, said Senator Wat
he succeeds a Jew, and may not be as son, they ..-might make .more progress
sympathetic to Jewish aspirations as than has been. the case. ln ropent years,
his predecessor. I. Until such -a, course as.this Is adopt-
; i . 1 ed it was apparent the senator, doej
Cook with gas. ' tf frot expect the wets to make any serloj9
inroaas--
Poems That Live'
QI KSTION8 AND ANfcWKItS.
. Ilaby Holds Ills HrenOi. -
Our son, 14 months old, holds his
hrenth:qulte often nnd so long he
faints clear away nnd we think he Is
dead. These spells come on, when he
Is crying very Utile nnd not when he Is
angry, we tos him up, dash-cold
water ln his fnce and get him ,ln the
open air. . When- he comes out of n
spell he seems very pale and wrak for
some time ,
Answer In some such cases thymus
gland enlargement Is .responsible for
LraaV Kindly Light.
Lend, kindly Light, amid the encir
cling gloom,.
Lead Thou me on I V - . '
The night Is dark, nnd I nm far from
home
Lead Thou me on!
Keep Thou my feet; I do not ask tb
- see , , .
The distant scene one step enough
for. me.
I was not ever thus, nor prayed that
Thou
j Should'st lead mo on, '
t loved to choose and see my path:
hut now
Lead Thou mo on! ,
I loved the garish day, and, spile of
fears, - - -Pride
ruled, my-will:, remember-not
past years.
So long Thy power hath blessed mo,
sure It still
Will lead me on, ' '
O'er moor and fen, o'er cralg and tor
rent, till
The night Is gone: ,
And with tho morn those angct faces
smile
Which I have loved long since, and lost
nwnue.
John Henry Newman,
Rank lUvarrvm Increase.
NEW YOKK. July 85. (A. P.)
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