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Newspaper Page TextCEDFORD &AIL ITIIBUNR mi iifir" """" ArrRNOoi imp I . MIDtOtU) FHHTIKU UP. fke Mas IuhIu Noraloi Bus to M Wa " " ' OltlcBt Hall Trlboiia BulUiNf, SS-SMI jrU fir etraal. Hubs ? i conaolktattoi) DrmmOt TlBiae, tb Madfora' Mill, tfca MaJlord Tribune. tM BoBIa vu Onsiwian, Oja Aaliland Tribune. r .BOBP.KT W. RUHL, Bdltnr. ' I. HUMPTKR baHTB, gaoaser. 1 MtU IB AdTincet Uallr, with Burnley Bun, jeer .... Delli, with Sunday Sun, month ... Dell, dllhout Suiidaa Nun, W ' pellr, wltbout Sunday Bun, mouth ) Kill Tribune, on. tear , s.to . i.oi. . t.oo evade Bun. one Jar T Cap.lKB In 'Medford. Aebland, Jactaot. fllle. C'utrnt Point. Phoenll. Teleot and ei Oeli,.eIM Sunday Bon, month. .. 4 BHIII. iniPnui Biuiuay ............. Billy, without Bunder Bull, ont rear... T.l ' Utile, with flundee Buo. on jeer..... .Bi ' All tmi by carrier, caab In adeance. tnttral At eeoonoVUee matter At Median) Qroa. sndr lot ol Marcs I, 1S7S. . dfrVUI paper ol ihe City ol Milord. OftMal paper ol Jii-koon Co-mty. , haul dally nn emulation for BU BjuOina ending April lei, lSe, 3i, mora thai iouble tbe rfrrulatloo ol any othar paper pub i,iU(rf In Jai-kaon Cloiuitr. a"". -"eh. lt mmi bmntt Arbanv Ort.. IfM' . Mi T . j i ... ni am rejlfco, baring Iraeed wire Aaaoclatad Pre Sendee. .,"', ' BflKHERH Of THF. HT WIE88. j The Aaaonlatad Preoe la eicluelwly antltlor RIM naa -ror repuuiM'auui. ... credited to It or not othorwlao ttedltee -ba ibis paper, ana bibo w tu iw . '"J . ,., M. All riBaia vi r.yui w. - r.daad fcarala ra alao tfmtd. - :Tc SmUdjje Pot . BP Artbur Perrp. . . i-Ube, ntUHlc of a axaphone Is held ""(mmoral." ond, pad to tell. Ihe musl ral aw, In not oil It should he. The w(tywttrdnewi of the naxophone. In prolnly caused by your corr.. who la blamed for everyihlng. but the Great War. and the woolly ophla. ' """" " .. The Copco ball team, which went "out after blood" In Its gnme yesterday,- failed to get enough runs, and tyielc opponents did not bleed to death.' ,, . ' ' . . ..I'lie Indictment of a pair of enforce ment iOff leers; at Klamath Falls for th:alle'ged lheffof a revolver, and al feed unlawful conduct with several sacks of sug-ar, Is a. bright and shining example,. one suspects, of what hap pens when peanut politics, and a grand jury, .lort functioning In cahoots. The rim'oval o'f the two officials Is the ob Jfintlve, when It should be the peanut from pintle's:' , ' t ; :;?$' - ' 1 ii-' . j yionm than it soiiNns. '!: (Thlx Pnirw.) ' ' , ' Wlflon- IloRers,' who was re- " renlly tiijui'ed when he fell. In a. ' local swimming tank, was relensed . : from a' local hospltnl yesterday fully recovered from the effects . of his contretemps. The' hoy situation is critical. Last yeor there was no hay for the cows to eat, and this year there are no cows to eat the hay. " A bird, probably a sparrow, though i ot stated, hit an auto driver, In the forehead,' and caused an accident, in Kostern Oregon. This Illustrates how much chance a pedestrian has. !.'Tlifr women folks are canning fruit, and they enjoy it best on a real hot dayi . The task is further complicated, by, exploding fruit Jurs, Inflicting an ugly gash on the right hand. This Is 'the I dark, side of housework.. The bright side Is the custom of finding cold nuggets, In a chicken's craw, .al ways. , i Just before Thanksgiving or Christmas. I VThe Mayor of Portland, who kissed u grand opera star, and ran for the l!H. senata. Is shown in a news reel this week,! shaking bonds with a niovio queen. !: tij r. KH AND, NO WONDKll. (Kbiniatli rails tlcraiil.) ' The dance nt Kalrport was a ' grand success. Many automobiles ' were robbed. The thieves have not been made known although it ' is reported they were captured. A l.os Angeles scientist has dis covered ' "gasoline tanks breathe," causing an nnnunl loss, of GO. 000,000 gallons. The mnln Idea is tn keep the gasoline tank breathing, whether you do or not. The Itlffs ae a stoul-heartrd race, for all their cussedness. They are bat tling' 100. 000 French soldiers, 2&0 air planes, and 400 tanks, as gaily as If they had a chance. , .-. Till? WAV THINGS GO. Kd Howe Monthly.) 1 lately attended a horse race and i.oon noted that although I frequently bought a 12 ticket. I never won any thing. I noted, also, that some New York gentlemen present, had a habit of buying tickets and presenting them to tho ladles: It seemed it new form of gallantry. Ho when n lndy acquaint line came Into our box, Just as a race was- starting. I bowed politely anil begged the honor of presenting her with a ticket. In about two minutes the ticket I had given away, believing It would not win anything, won f3D. There are only it dogs In Jackson county' according to license records. The exaess you run over, and walk over, and bark at people, belong to tourists. .' ' Oulte a few of the citizens are plan ning on taking a chance on being shot for a. mule-tolled deer, in sombre and sere Heptember. Statistics show that in snlte of their prodtlflcness, fewer 4ds are cut off Inl their prime at railroad crossings, than any other make of car. There are two fundamental reasons for this: vie., the Inability of the party of the first part, to get lo the crosig, and the tender heartedness of incomutlves, It they do get there..' BISINCJ ABOVE THE GREAT religious experiment was laun'tOied in New, York City Ihe other day. At the Park Avenue Baptist claireh, Dr. Harry Emerson FoR'lieU lnnm-lie,! what he termed his "thrilling adven ture in lilieral 'refijf inn. '.''.' ' ' . '' ' ' ' The ehiircV WasVrowded W the doors, liniidreds were turned away. Some of the .rii'liest pooplo in" New York City , were there, (tmoiitr them' John D. Rockefeller and Judge .Roliert X.: I.ovett, while there were hundreds; of poor people, and scores of the. (treat and (Morions averni-NV representative' American men and women, from nil walks of life, who 'had come to wilness tho new experi ment v;.;;. .'' .,,'.; . ' '.; ; , - When a iliinister ean draw sueli a throng, in this day mid age, and in sueh a materialistic; Babylon as New York City, it might he well to examine his message, whether one agrees with it or not. ' Dr. Fosdick took his text from Mark: " "Thou shall love the Lord, thyOod with nil thy heart ond. with all thy soul and with oil thy mind and with all thy strength -thou shalt lovo thy neighbor as thrself." - ' Arid the following brief extract gives the essence of his mes sage, a message which we believe the world needs now, as perhaps never before. ' ' "You seo tha theme of this first sermon that I preach as your1 ' minister-elect. That thing is always happening to religion that ' happened to It In Jesus' doy. It r ins out from Its main proposi tions and becomes absorbed in lt corollaries. It entangles Itself, ' in trivialities, lt starts with i the weightier matters of the law, Jus- . tire, mercy, .faithfulness, but It ends hy tithing mint, anise and; cummin. And .then-It has to be reformed. Only, vital reform ation' Is not well done by controversy. You cannot get lit It neg- atively. The Master's way is the only constructive solution lead men positively into the presence of something In religion so great,' so redeeming, so beautiful that central things become central, tin-"!'; veil the mountalnSAof religion, love to Clod and love to man, that men may see how small the hills are! ' "But what is our adventure after? What are we trying to do? . Some will describe It in negative terms; we are against this or we do not believe In that. That, however, Is surely an titter mis--representation of our spirit and this morning I wanted to say that, as I see It,, we are endeavoring' to do what the Master did In this, passage to exalt tho control and spiritual elements in Christian ity, to mako great things grent- and small things small, and to make this so explicit In the organization of our church that no body con mistake our sincerity in meaning it. We want to say to this city that Just one thing I central in Christianity disci pline to Jesus and that anybody who has that spiritual root of the mntter sincerely In him ought to be welcome on equal terms',' with everybody else in the Church of Clirls. . i QUILL Yet Darwin never saw a crowd ting. Ah, Well; a long vacation, just a little, thinner. At times wo fear that whatever something inheritable. , Middle-age is the -time when the saving next month. 1 ' , A man has one advantage. He will be noxt season. ' Marriage is the ceremony that for him. i Gratitude hasn't yet disappeared, else nobody would stay after dinner for the speeches. . 'Early training means much, and tic Ford played with as an infant. Ro-getter:' A man who runs tion. ; . '- Middlc-ngo is that period when 12 o'clock as tho thought of bed. About tho only ort that can bo a tutor is lying. , , A crank is a man in whoso head solitary confinement. rr RipplingRFi A COMMON MY PAT Unelo Ebencrer ycarsiod to garner unearned - tcalo, and he dealt with every (geezer who had gilded .bricks for sale Ho was always sendittg money to som.e fakers fat away, who, with language sweet as honey, lead tho easy marks astray. One such faker, void of "pity, told my undo he was hoir to a fnrm in New York City, Mjitli all hay and squashes there. Month by month the faker led Wim down the path whero suckers go, month by month the fakori bled him till at last ho had no dough. Then we hoped this d rastie lesson would control him for a while; but my undo said "I'll press on till I gain a noblf pile. Not for me tho sordid foiling of tho ordinary chump; am yearning, I am spoiling fyir a fortuno in a lump. Not for wageR do 1 hanker, not for ;funis the peasants lift, mid I scorr) the village honker with his talk of toil jinil thrift. I've been bilked of mark and shilling tiiuny Ijmes, I must admit, but some day I'll make a killing, ma'fc a large and gorgoous hit." Often times wo all implored hint to' get down to brazen taeks, but our logic only bored him ns, ho lreame.d of gold in sacks. Were there stratiiKcrvt .so fisby that) the children would beware, Were there schemes too wasiy.wishy-B)l'nble Kb was always there. So nt last he died (lisp.'stod with no coin to buy a shroud, Vnble Kb, who never trti'Acd in the wisdom of the crowd? In his nar row gravo v lutVl him, in the churchyard's hollowed dirt, whore no man $ m ever tratle him moonshine for his Sundny Rliirt. , . . , LITTLE THINGS. POINTS of rabid fans behind a wire net J, means - spreading your savings but ', '; . killed the dead civilizations was .';,! , average man is going , to begin. ' -'' ' . ; , always knows where his Waist line ' cures his desire to have ber sing ; . ' ' - -: : one wonders what kind of rat- ' ' T. out of gas two miles from a sta . . '; ' .'; i nothing has as much appeal after : ' developed without a genius or an idea has been condemned to fOLLY. CROSSWORD PUZXK STORY HIDE AND GO SEEK V' 33"5TJ 5T m ar an 37- ar There u Fido behind the l-2-3t-5-6 and 'Sally is behind the 2-7-10-15-20-25-29! '';.. Which 16-21-26 will find the other first? ' - - I 14-19-23-28-30 saw such playful tolksl 4-8-11-17 since noon .. they have been romping about. . . -'..';. Fido 15-16-17-18 Sally s dress when he caught it, which Was 12-18-22-27 naughty of Fido. I don't think he ought to have any cherry 24-25-26 tor dessert 9-10 be allowed 11-12-13,14 a sweet . . biscuit for he is 20-21 awfully naughty doggie I. -f, -jV;. .; ;. : Answer To bast Puzzle v '''',' '',.' &U4 (trucks), 1-7.U-1' ttM)i-' iM- '(M),Ti04ilMlM.. .8-812 (use), 16-1B (ua), 6-9 J817 (keep). '' .: J Cupirtglit, tSti.. tf TH fttermMotMt 8tnttat .-..'i ' Personal Health; Service By WILLI.4M BRADY. M. D. 1 matllSL HII ka BBBiaraB tv Dr. BraO M a Utaan BMaM-to krM ma wrlttaB M 1st. OwlBf. a iwb aaM a aransarBi aara. bjb raan; wa aa AaMnst Dr. WIIImbbj mh, ar ssea f IMS ai According to the papers, Elbert H. Gary, chairmdn of the hoard of di- rectora of the U. S. Steel - corpora tion, -.declares' he ; has ' been a fairly .' strong . person all his life and. that he - never had : a gjttjtL-' eighteen In 'fact, 'llr"P". he : didn't' know ' AFl&m -'J- what it meant. Well, I can believe 'that5 last part. ' In faot, I.,, doubt , whether the' Judgo knows what it means even now. He goes' on .to boast a Uttie, according lo the papers. He says he worked hard, slept outdoors, was often caught in the rain and drenched but he was never bothered with catching cold.' ., But that isn't the judge's diseov-.' 13 ery. I could have told him that of Ix't "Ens iGo In Ad Lib. son. Lincoln, Jefferson, and on and on, course a man can't catch, any disease . .1 - am 10 and have a sister 8 and none could escapq the same designing in. that way. I've been trying to tell a sister 0 and, a brother 13. Mother pen. am ashamed. that such an ar him so for about twenty years, but objects to our going in swimming tide has found print In- the state of I suppose the JuCge is one ot the more than once a day. , Does it In- Oregon. , , With every .other man and many, many people who do not be- Jure one's health; to go in swimming woman who believes In the thing we lleve all they read in the papers, more than once a day? H. V. . Call Justice in Medford. I am chagrln or. who do not read the important. Answer Not any.- If ' you' were ed that It has gone out in a. Medford things in the papers. But we'll waive; all that and let the .Judge have the full credit of his discovery. Lett ' ' A Mere Urman'n Idea? : , him lead UP to It in his own way, I, It is now known that a goiter Is according to the papers: "I used due to lack of iodin, which is essen- to eat whatever I chose. Until I tlal "tor . the normal ' functioning of was well past, twenty I never needed-the thyroid gland.' A' proper iodin the services of a dentist. 1 haven't needed them very often since... Dietjslble that cancer -may be due to thfn win vhiit t wnnterf tn lonrn - t lack of some element nr fliihstnnc could wish that I knew aa much about foods In my early boyhood as t learned In my two weeks' stay at the hospital. Most fit us eat too much. Especially, we eat that which ' Is not of benefit, but is a dead weight and Injurious." And In the same In-; tervlew Mr.. Gary specifies ice cream, and pie for dessert, for instance. , I r . I The Judge's great discovery Is the tt hm mn.t ... . ,.!. I Dr. William Osier discovered . the formation ot something akin to "em- . L. .Knin,in. .iijii' ..i.i.v Baine iiiiiig luriy years ugo. Anotner doctor whose name I will omit lest somebody accuse me of egotism, re discovered it twenty years ago. A guy, by the name of Oeorge Cheyne discovered It over twd hundred years ago.' An Italian n anted Cornaro dis covered It 400 years ugo. . But ' If Mr. Gary enjoyed such good health aa a boy and kept his Vuwu aa n uuy aiiu CH 1MB teeth so well It must be that he had the right diet, that is. the right diet' for a growing boy. That would not be the right diet for a man of years who docs no work and lives by his wits. Ice cream and plj for dessert nre absolutely good health- tul nourishing digestible food for' Li I fiP 00rrc"on the dlet.'ghort and hla, profeased faMh renc- live boy or girl; they may not be "''a,bh,e d'' ,n h6, '"n','ht a,e-; ' : -V. - ; - the best dessert for a man of ample'11 nd ' PPeotlon of .ultable Splints, t have little taste for contentions of years and no real work to do. The or, ,,c"' "'1 the -direction of the peech. But any man who can sit and normal, , healthy, actively playing or'!", '"'v,".",w'" -noma correction g boy or girl breaks no ruiel g ;.". wymlt?'' , 'VV ; - ' working or law of hygiene in ordering pie a In mode for dessert. If hungry .for inat combination. The boy's or girl's mature, sedate or Inactive father or mother., however, scarcely has "an real use for the additional' calories! yn-iu.-u ny sucn aessert. xne nanit " uy auvn uciw'i l. alio liunil or desire or appetite for such super- fluous food grows on one. and It Is wlso to curb it. " when one attains maturity even If one has to go to a hospital to have the curbing done.'. as did Judm (larv. The hnv .nrt girl In their earlier 'teens ought to eat rings around father or mother. ,h.'"oun, on need' ilntenance ration for e a ruie, tor ,... . m inninienaince ration lor nrdinin, ..j . j . ...... 1. 1 hi mr .mi i-unfliam . .. . .. m.TH. r :l.KPV,aa.". ".,n " " ""me oher spot. which father and mother have per manently retired. . One thing Mr. Oary discovered , ,r. v. every Tfumm . xMng should go to & hospital to be checked up perlodl - colly. He speciries a hospital prob-.' ably because it was in a hospital that 'he came across the doctor who In- spln-d the.e dl.coverle.a. Lets not clutter up the hospitals with.- Well : II-If I : I ' atBaiaaB aaat aataVaaaaal aa iniliaii aa i IsifB aiiajBar f Utaaaa rxaraaBl. eak ajaaa w aajanas Baa aaBBarBHBB . folks; what's the 'matter with-the imvuuy . ui , vnv a uvuiui uu.iv . nna'a own hnme fhr hfiilth - ezamina-' tion? QUESTIONS AriD AKiSWERS: : ; ;'- -i-A IiiUIe Runabout. I see where you advertise 'to- ex- terminate bedbugs. .What .do, you glves ,t the He. ' If William Jennings charge and is- your -method danger-Bryan j,. the character this- nation has ous to human beings? H. B., W. . : known him to be.- open- as a book, ; Answer It depends on how buggy -.without guile, fearless for Christian the environment is, but I have a righteousness, then such designed ma sliding scale of charges, beginning at iignirig of tthis clean 4ouled American SO, per bug, In casepf a" soUtary ta extremely: contemptible, ,It waa dis guos.t, to . aa low as three, hugs .for, picable arid contemptible to; print It n cent where theri'-ls .a. big; con-.any time. (It Is tenfold more -since his ventlon. : So far my method has not I death. . s ,. . exterminated any human beings, to! . it the immortal. Bryan wore, the spoak of, though I give no guaranties .'shadow of the character thnt this vlU for "the safety of Jdle bystanders, ifying article would picture him, then Send a self-addressed stamped en- this nation has no worthies, past or velope for a plan of battle and' tha choice,, bf ammunition, .; kids all five of Ua -would go in aa often as .we pleased."'' ration prevents goiter. Is It not pos-'.ear necessary -to the tissues. - Authorities. evangelical Christianity generally and "assure us cancer is not a germ dis-.tnelr Medford : representatives, the ease, not a .communicable diBeaBe.Protestant churches, in particular May it not be due to certain glands! We Medford Protestant Christians functioning at a disadvantage from the lack of some essential element, analogous to the cause of goiter? In a discussion T'had-'with a' medical man he suggested that corns are.he a m .... '.result or prolonged .irritation of tne Skin, unit thl irrllnllnn' n hnimin. . ri,,M' ' ..ii. cer. Perhnna lnrtivM,,i ..n.ii.i. to cancer lack this element of tin- sue preservation. L. A.; J.-. ine tt wnnM aa h. ' . .. - W..d. .hm.." "y- Answer xne mea sounds promls- cer research Institutions. - ' - The aanwleswMfl VUmlm I have a nephew eighteen months ... . . . . , wh ,bwleKfeo:- " f, "1 ' 7. n,1" be'n ,h. - '," . 1 . !hla: dfoy ' be corrected? iliss i.l.'. ,..., .,' A 1 . Z I u ' dtl J?" J'" dently been faulty, since he has obe - Poems: That Live - Roslgnauioa . , - iW,!r' why rrftn'- m" P'nslve friend, M P'ea"ur" ellpped away SomV ?. ""a "" wl" lend' And all refuse to stay. ' ne ratnnow in tne sky. , ,n 5ra":' k '. 1 ,n'm' and 1 Mk not hy Th'y -..M -n-i.i. .,.-.. . .. '.HO Ti.,t. ., w i 1th folded arms I linger not I .nu . k . . . ,. . t To call them hack: twere vain: I know they'll shlneasgaln. Walter savage Landor. Decoy of the tooth or decay of the lalu Il)r , acnoiar as iracners all know. V j ' " The "nervous" child la not a nor - "aP child. "Nervousness" als but a symptom of some underlying cause.'. 11 , , Cook with gag. ..' -A fl JO W may not know when we're well of f, but ! Investment agent Kit onto It. somehow. ' We can't eat our cake an have it. .. but we kin borrow money ou a FOnl an' still drive it. COMMUNICATIONS "A Mo Blank as HcIL" To the Editor: . ;; - v; .- ' . . -- The article entitled ."Bryan,": pub lished in the Sunday Sun, August 2. 1820 Is a reproach and a disgrace to any newspaper- that would reprint it. In Its Intent, Its purpose and Its de sign it is an obvious defamation of tho character of. one" of the greatest Amer leans IIvIhk or dead. The article Is purported to hnve been taken from a July issue of . the Baltimore' Evening Sunt, and written by the pen of one Mencflken.' it has not a single para graph which, contains Xhe. evidence or essence, of truth. Its content, in wflole and in part, is a He and every man and .woman in Medford.--who has knowledge of the life and accomplish ments of " William Jennings Bryan knows It is a lie. 1 '' . - There is nothing within the article Itself which points to a single evidence of proof of its truth. The authentic . ,h. iA . rrha irr. nt thia man . .... . . . .L . . nearly fifty years before, -the nation, gives It the lie. ..Every utterance from his Hps and evety -a&icle from his pen throughout his life time gives It the lie. The editorial of the- editor of the i.-.t Trihune 0f some few davs nast, present. Others among our honored land revered immortals,.Roosevelt, Wll- paper. We have a right to ask why? land, -believe what we believe.', It i my opinion that If. the editor of the Mail Tribune-had been on the Job, it never would have been read in a. Medford paper. It sounds more like the aloprovei- of .the J'pot." .. It-has the marks of the same hand that is alnexteroua , In distorting reports and headlines and otherwise slandering " B'"i' nt' .,ne8 . .'which refers to the evangelical cnurcnes, ineir programs l""r" i j iwn an nui inin na men- lno tlttat ti- tn. arlAl Ivan tux 4 n thai fnw. ""' Bumir in a manner wmm IS in insuil anA.!LenslVe 10 the - of tnl8 faith, then we want our news from an- faith, then we want our news from an lheF source. More than one mem- f'L !D.e.?own Bt?llmc ' ,he Mail Tribune has offered suggestions to the Medford ministers relative to uch constant procedure, and what we m'Rht do toward eliminating It. The .flmlnator Is a small-but very useful I ; . I The publication of this article from l(l rUlllIHOre DUH IS Bn.OtienSe lO CV- ery Christlan man of this community who believes In or adheres to the faith the Baltimore Sun is an offense to ev- of evangelical Christianity. If one .uch , ,ma ,t through and not sec I concealed therein -the weapon aimed ot 80 much 8S Bnan as at the cause l.i,i. v v,.; swallow the swill referred to has small Itaste for truth and fair mlndednew. The Commoner was my friend, as he was the friend of every -American -and every national good. None have rham pi6ned the common . good more wor thily. He is undying, in the hearts of millions and his name will glow when such pottage la no longer dished up for intelligent folk.' 'Alive, he needed not my poor pen for his defense. Dead, nla memory or-that -of such' another, shall not be defamed In.such-a manner without remonstrance. ' j: -it. coAjf. ' . Having read-carefully 'that bitter and unoatlsd for article on "Bryan." published in the Sun yesterday and Vhe reply that has been made by Rev. Coan, I wieh simply to sign my -name to it, and feel honored to do so, to ex press ,my great amazement that the editor of our home paper would per mit such an article to be printed. It Ja an Insult to every Christian man. woman, or child In this commupnlty. lit l adlsgroce to thecitlaenshlp of our Iclty. That' matchless American 1 William Jennings Bryan! That life above reproach! That defender of the grent erangellrnt Faith the only hope of the World! Rev.4?oan has mildly fptssa Tiljf deeper feelings regarding the matter. The Immortal Bryan will nve'iorvrr.n. ......u of all true Americana of all evan MaVal Christians! - - . rlljtortal Is romnionitMl. To the fcdltor;' I have read your recent editorial dealing with-the speeches being made by Clifford I'lwhot. - It Is refreshing and reassuring to find tlmt llima. are still . peoplu in the country wlib are normal, and, that some of them are publishing newspapers, r and have '.the courage to print sorno. plain, common1 sense: , .- W.'-D. HAMILTON,' '-J- ,' ' Spokane, .? : JU' J'.; . . Timely Views ; -on World Topics Crisis In Oilnn Remands Impntitat Justice and Good Will of Power," Says Etliicator. - -l "The day of foreign dominion In China Is gone. A new basis other than coercion and strict insistence on wri iibu ""'y i.-lli,H"' miisl be worKt'U out. i no task Is extremely difficult but the price of .failure. Is too te-rrlble to contemplate" ., . This Is the way Dr.. C h afl e K. Edmunds, autnor,. ovnlnrer. Pro vost TL I of Johns Hopkins fSrv I u n I v e r s Ity and I r I f o r men. president I V I of Contort-. Unlver- aBBBBBBBBaaB. BBBBai ' nhln'a l.A. . . . '. ,...,nc H11.V,. v......, UK vk, tumuriva . s(,nted re,,6ntly . a picture of, "Some Recent Develop ments In . Amerlcnn:Chinese . Relation's."- , i " ,':.'' .- Emphnsixlng tho Reilousncss of the situation from the viewpoint of world pence he said: "A spark in the Halltnn stnrted the World War. There Is more than a spark In China already. . China, .Inpjin. Russia,. Britain and Franco are nil involved. America .holds tho moral. leadership- of the: hour If she will use it. The situation demands Immediate attention. Impartial Jus tice, and Indomitable good will. The stand of President Coolldge. In Insisting thnt the policy ns enunciat ed. 1n the. Washington Arms conference- should be carried into effect without delay; and that no new poli cies dealing ; with China' should e adopted by other countrios; contrary to -the agreements" in the' nine-power treiity, was praised by Dr. Edmunds. "it Is-, reported from 'Ijondbn that i-he.-attltude -of the' British" govern ment' with reference'-tb disorders .in China' Is' that ' no Internal conference to consider the Injustice of the Chi nese, grievances should- he- held 'until the situation,-"aroundi ; the - various treaty ports - has - become, normal," said Dr.' Edmunds.. v ;, , ;-' f. -. t-' Ilrltlsh ' Overlook , Chances. .! "The-British possess greater, extra territorial rights in China than any .otner nation. . i nn wiacKprciia .ubi tatlon there Is" directed1 against them in a greater degree than againBt any other ' Occdental power.' There; hayo been many opportunities in the. past, when complete calm 'ruled' around the ' British 'concessions, which Lon don - has overlooked for - furthering sclf-govcrntncnt in China. . . ; "Now that the Chinese are ' thor oughly worked up,-It Is putting the cart .before the horse . to say thnt no v consideration will be given ',to their, complaints until law and order is-;restdred; V- ' "THe Chinese atmosphere Is well filled -.with .-charges of foreign in trigue' and duplicity. ' These charges are nol to' be , disproved by gunfire." Children's Pictorial " ' ' v , , . Cross . VVord Puzzle ' -.-'' - RuBnini Across. ' , Wcrd 1. In the picture. Won. 4. To express approval, to commt nd. Word 6. ' Something blacksmiths use. Plural. . .. . , Running Down. . '.' Word 2. A city in Ohio, noted as a center of the tire snd dirigible industry. . f Word 3. An article commonly used by artists. , SATURDAY'S PUZZLE. '