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Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur" Perrj.
' J -oral call for help on Hit' side of a
Chevrolet: "TAKH THIS 1b 24 MOD
KJj, DRIVEN 8.IHMI MILF.H IO II tll'fi.
IT'S A KM A. Ml':."
Tho Portland hull team wjih bout en
the other day, I'll l !l. It in rofresh
, ing to find (something that can show
ti i wo rso than the hi ate prison man
agement. Thomas Murray, desperado, over
, whom the .soh sisters wimp Just be
ginning to sniff ituiudlinly. uih been
oai(ured nt .'Mlrnlhi, Wash, filanr
Iiik hurriedly over ihe dciall.s, one dis
covers, though il is not prominently
'"! inenilonfrd, that Mr. Murray assisted
effk-lenily in his own capture.
TAiit i:(H ;ii
(Cold 11111 News)
V'hen you receive your state
ment, pleaso pin your chock to
IL and send il hack receipt will
he. at onco inn Hod to you. If
you do not have the money on
hand, don't forget that wo nil
must live and that we must huy
what you have to sell and the
Ed II or will I rade with anyone
any time, for nnythhiK except his
reputation, and you wouldn't have
thiil.
HouM'WlveH, cotnoaitinK politicians
who call Informally lo con less their
martyrdom ami lell how much they J
mi- niium-ii, tjiii minimize me nuisance
hy lying an apron around their necks
ami siRiiifhanily pointing at a pile of
dirty dishcH.
FOUII TOl'ICISTS
Hay-liiiR! .May-linn! Over Hie rolling
- plain,
And many a day shall pass nway e'er
we come home UKfilit.
We're all packed Inlo our flivver car
atul startlnif up the track,
And only l'rovJde.nci can know when
we'll he comintf hack.
(KansaH City Stnr.)
Three collejfo Htudents remained
flwuko for ii'l hours without the aid
of a Miorer In the next room. It was
a scientific test.
CHI 'Kl AM) I'NrSI'AIi
(Coos itay Times)
NOTICE Will the parties wlio
horrowed inner tulie from auto
Ist on Coiiullle road Saturday
please return to .1. l- McKee,
M a rsh field '! lxxlll
I' No efTort will he mado (o B't every
1 boily mat at everybody else over Hiu
theory of evolution, until Hie county
fair is history.
Art Holler motored to Monroe Wed
nesday evening. (foi vallis ttazette
Times.) WIlooi'Ei;:
If youre tired of kucssIiik how many
humans will he punctured for a deer
1 this fall, you can predict how many
'rarer ul hunters will pull a shoimin
thrnuKh a fence backwards tlurhiK Hu
Ouall Ncason.
TIIK FTF.lt NAL HFA(iO
( Vreka (Cat.) Journal)
found himself busy keep
ing track of his bride who was at
tracted by youths of Dunsmulr
and Weed. This soon became too
much of an occupation with his
work and so he obtained his di
vorce. A house guest of J.ady Ford -Coupe
Is Mis Kalhrynne (innd, of Sun Fran
cisco, who has added zest to the social
doings of the lociil Hritlsh set. K Illy
will return to her school op Whlskey
Creek, In Josephine county, early in
the autumn.
A P. 10 and i;c i
ley this morning.
;iiu visited the val-
Tiik Piri:ni i
I have seen enoiiKh of that profes
sional class with some degree of Intl
! maey to know that there is no class so
Hkllled In the, gentle amusement of
giving listener an earful. It takes
all the grains of salt that one can n.l
! loci I'ilfset the wily and whimsical
adept ness wllh' which the holdup man,
the payroll robber or the motor caic
thief will, fill the pjjpectable mPin.
. hers of society with goose stuHliiK.
Tho aral w ) which an yjtHoftcucd
' offender can be found rcTdtiitf the
ble; the jrnestnesa of reformed let
W" writbiffhe variety of ImugimaJon
m painting a life st.ny to slow niuilc,
pMpeotaUA- before a purolo hoard, can
not beViiuoled on niJ) stage. (Sat
urday Evening pgst.)
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NEARING THE LAST ACT.
A Murray 'k : jit nrf. "Hi'
will limiff.-
Tin' fifiviTiinr has reason to
iii I a nonii nitilil's sleep, lint for
ton.
Tluit llii) leader of tlie Sali'in killers nIuiiiIiI liavt been caplurei
wit limit fl allot bciuK fired, was iiio-, n tlnin fiovernor I'ieree or any
one else had reason to expect.
And in tliis lilooilli'ss capture
pitiless, if not n pnetie, jlistiee.
It was liis determination to follow his life of erime that led to
Murray's midoiiiK. The hold up of a road house, with prohahly "
few more murders, was the avenue
son, the Portland derelict, was to
tin? atmosphere of crime, his usual shrewdness l'liiliiiK to function
because he believed he was working nnniii with criminals, Murray
v.'as caught in a trap of his own
It is to be hoped that the capture id' Willos and Kelly may be
equally successful from the standpoint of the public safety. With
out the daring leadership of Murray, Willos reputed to have a streak
of yellow and Kelly, a helpless moron, with the brain of u child in
the body of an overgrown boy, can not be expected to get very far.
This daring crime, like our frequent perfect ones, merely adds
confirmation to the old moral, that the waoes of sin is death. Every
day someone, who is always a little wiser than his fellows, trys
to beat the (.'iimc, anil in the cud is invariably beaten.
Crime, like war, doesn't pay. The problem is to educate all the
people to see it.
QUILL
Kxmiiile nl' pence overture1
Ji lint."
Why Klinulrln't pri'itl men come
!o.
Hut think how .Jonah must
story.
The profits srem to ho preatfst
into crookedness.
There is no real profit in war,
swatting somebody you don't like.
A maid is not heartless. She produces the obi boy's love letters
in court, but not his efforts nt poetry.
Italtimore lias a dry agent who is "in it for the excitement.
Well, one man against HOOHK) shouldn't lack adventure.
Correct this sentence: "His
us," said the rnan( "and all of us
Death Toll of
the Automobile
OLYMPIA, Wash.. Auff. 22. Wnl
ter Simmons, 23, reported to the
Olympla police short ly after mldninht
this iiinrnliiK that he was the driver of
the ear which overturned on the Pa
cific highway four miles cast of Olym
pla yesterday afternoon, Instiiully kill
ing Vernon KIiik, J 1. and seriously in
juring Arthur Trott. Simmons ad
mitted lo the police (tint he and other
me rubers of tho pnrly had been drlnk
in and he is held for Investigation.
Albert Hlxe, owner of the car mid
one of its five occupants, was also
probably seriously Injured, It was re
ported this innrninK, allhoiiKh his In
juries were nt first, considered slight.
V. or 11j isc ball Team In S. V.
SAN KltAXCISCO, Auk. 22. (A.
I1.) The baseball squad of the Uni
versity of Chicago, made up of 12
players and Coach Nelson II. Nor
Ki'fii, boarded the President Pierce
today for an invasion of Hip Ha
waiian islands and Japan for a neries
of Karnes.
Cook with gas.
OBEYING
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Wu RipplingRhiimosfS
OXCH liitvil out lo Hiram lliulH, and tlivw two bucks n
ilny, mul lie ri'iimrkt'd, "Xow (jet tliis slrniulit tin- word
yint must olicy. I'vi- liitvd iilinut it thousand (juy.s since first I
Clime to town, and tliey were nil too lilooniinir wise, they turned
my orders down. I am the mini who pays the moil, and properly
expect that I will sec the chores all done, just as I shall direct.
I am the man who di-s the cash, and if 1 say to you, '(io, feed
the cow a sawdust mash,' that's what I'd have you do. I mil
the man who has to ditf the kopeck and the t-roat, and if 1 hid
you paint a pii; or fumigate a umit, 1 want to see you ro your
way, without protesting wheeze; it is your province lo obey, and
mine lo spring deer ." lie nave me orders oftentimes which
seemed to. me absurd; I felt 1 was lommittinn crimes when I
.obeyed bis word; and ever and anon 1 rose, in indignation
stroiic, prepared lo seize him by the nose and show where be was
wronu. liut soon my bitter wrath I'd quell, reflecting, in my
heart, "The lilantfd old chump is doinn wi II he must be rather
smart, lln has the wealth in bars and bricks, Jjis credit is .sub
lime, ami 1. who would denounce his tiOks, am busted all the
lini lYi-haps bis methods aig correct and ininiPshow lack of
brains ; so it were wi-y 1 expie to do as be ordains." t was
'the wisdom of a sane that iiuule me Ibus obey; for soon he came.
.Oil I raised my waP by fift.v9ents n daw
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need cxpeet weleiiieney. Murray
In- tlmnkfiil, nut only fur himself
I In- people of Oreoou mul Washing,
otic may find tin working of a
of escape Murray selected, far
lie his accomplice. Disarmed by
making.
POINTS
"Take this, llimey, anil liny yon
from small towns' Ci rout emus
have slraini'tl his arms telling
liis
just before shrewdness merges
unless you count the pleasure of
estate was divided among nine of
are satisfied."
V. 5. Destroyers Off
For Honolulu Flight
AIIOAHD ' U. H, ' S. LANOLRY,
HONOLULU, Aug. 22. (A. P.) All
destroyers that have been detailed for
guard duty during the pacific flight
from San Francisco to Honolulu are
ready to proceed to their stations. The
Lnngley steamed from Kauai Into yes
terday afternoon and will nrrive at
Port Allen Saturday morning and af
ter a two days' stay will go to its sta
Hon 1200
miles southwest of San
Francisco.
Thousand Visit V. S. Fleet,
AUCKLAND, N. Z.. Aug. 22. (A
P.) A hundred thousand persons
saw tho American fleets illuminated
and headlight dlsplny off hero to
night and many visited the ships.
The Auckland detachment will de
part for Samoa, August 2d.
Vancouver Man Suicide
VANCOUVER. Wash.. Aug. 22.
Charles A. Wottrt. secretary of tho
Vancouver Centennlnl corporation.
I committed suicide yesterday on the
pageant grounds by shooting himself
in the head with n revolver.
ORDERS.
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CROSS-WORD PUZZLE STORY
RAP-TAP-TAP.
Here sits little Billy 6-7 the Hoor! He is making a tine new
1-2-3-4 lot himself. 1 8-f sure he is going 4-6 let his sister Ketty
have a ride in it when it is all made.
Hilly has lots ot muscle in his right 2-5-9, for he takes plenty of
exercise. He says. 7-10 boy he knows can lick him.
Answer To Last Puzzle
e-7 (Ed). 1U1M2-13-U 15-16 (looking). 1-0-1U 17 (well), 711 (do),
6 9151a tncmei, 3-X-13 (oan), 1S-1K I on). 2-3-4-5 (dowu).
L'npyriilht, mm, by The InlernattuniU Syndicate
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Slfnad IttUrt pertaining to Mftonai
rMtmenl. wl II be arawarad bv Dr. Bradv If
bvtivra tngum am or n uo wrilian in in K. ilUfina ta uia lini numHu a Lrm mi.ImH anlw
""" mia. no rtmr wn oe
Wo" Should
"One subject I have, -never read
about in your column," writes a cor
respondent, "is convulsions or spasms,
or whatever other name you have for
them, that children have. You don't
deny tha.t children
hnve convulsions, do
you Then will you
kindly, or In a sneer,
lug way, lull us your
Ideas about them?"
And the correspond
ent goes on to de
scribe a case, what
this and that doctor
said or did or didn't
do at one lime or
another, and so. on.
rvo;aIways hiid in the back of my
mind a. fancy1 to buy a little farm
away out beyond anywhere, to retire
and live the simple life after I've lost
my Joo. liut now, 1 can see I'll have
to K"t a rather liil'Ke fnrni, one vviili
, ' . " '" ' " ""-''
I can KPpmr at intervals anil have a
Koort neer. far enouish from simple
fotkn you.se,., so that they won't think
I nm . nm-erlnff nl them. There will
nrolmbly he plenty of things and eon- I
dltions left to sneer nt, enouKh t,, keep
my sneering schedule filled up for as
long as I can stand the simple life.
I suppose I might erect a sign beside
the road wa rn I ng paH.si ng stra ngers
Hint the frightful spectacle In yonder
field Is. Just old Dr. Brady doing his
regular morning sneer, kindly refrain
from disturbing or molesting the doc
tor with irritating remarks until he re
covers from tho seizure.
Children sometimes have convul
sions, fits or spasms. I make this
admission freely and hy my own will.
without influence or duress from any
quarter. I go even further and admit
that babies and older children some
times have worms. Nay and yea. as
you please. I'm willing to concede
that once In a great while a child who
has worms has spasms, but the coin
cidence is insignificant, because nine
children out of 10 who have worms
never have any spasms, and nine out
of 1( who have spasms have no
worms.
Speaking of worms and leaving
tho sneer about spasms for another
day a recent acquisition of the men
agerie Is a pup as Irish as Paddy's pig.
but named Antonio. This Antonio
had scarcely arrived at his new home
when an amateur dog expert looked
at his gums, icmurked that they look
ed pale and opined the pup had
worms and even dispensed tho medi
caments for the treatment of the al
leged Infestation. Hut the pup seem
ed to keep pretty well, thank you,
without tho treatment. After a time
tho pup languished and tho veterin
ary physician wns consulted. The
physician determined hy scientific ex
amination that the pup had uo worms,
but only a distemper which cleared up
in two days. Although I know noth
ing about dons, the atactrily with
which the amateur dog expert diag
nosed "worms" hy a mere peep at the
pup's gums struck me as remarkuhly
Uke the ubiquitous neighborhood gos
sip's diagnosis of "worms" in ailing
children only we were so fond of tho
pup that we hesitated to inflict the
alleged worm mcdhlnc on him. Tho
neighborhood gossip can spot
"worms' In an ailing child hy a mere
glance at the face or a sniff of the
breath. The facial sign which leads to
!o much cruel mistreatment of ailing
children Is particularly "white lines
beside tho mouth," especially with
flushed cheeks and bright eyes and
any restless twitching. Or add a pe
culiar heavy or sweetish odor on the
breath, and you huvo practically con
demned the child to hiu h maltreat
ment. ,
Most or the alleged worm medicines
urged by the neighborhood gossip are
harmless enouuh to the worms and
the cftld. too. and sometimes the rem
edy Is in reality nothing hut a nhvsle i
and an alkali whhQh may be even ben-
ertcl.il to the child, but the great evil i
of this practice ofOimateur diagnositt
U that It encourages rtelny in the
proper treatment of tho sick child, j
and thai Is n crlmo in which no re-!
tpectubte parent can bp un accessory.
rvMith tn hytM, not to dlmat Aiignoalt or
etamnarf. AAA nH.iAU i niui.
maae u iwnH ut oanminfl m iotruationa
Sneer.
QITSTIONS AXI) ANSWERS.
Jlon- Jo They Jet TIiIh Way?
We have a baby 13 months old just
starting to walk. A trained nurse vis
iting here, observing his feet, said he
should not be allowed 'to walk bare
footed, as he was inclined to have
weak arches, and would likely become
flat, footed. As far as we can see he
is normal. (Mrs. M. W. I.)
Answer What, is Mrs. Gamp now
wearing a. uniform? Do not worry.
When the nurse has a chance to see
a few babies, she will fear the whole
race is becoming flatfooted. .
Untie licit. ,
I have been told by several friends
It would be more difficult for a wo
man who has studied dancing for sev
eral years, to have children, than for
the average woman, because the mus
cles of the stomach are stretched taut.
Please tell me if this Is true. (Miss
V. E.)
i , Answer On the contrary, such
...... i.i Bba i. i..
fi-a woman to bear chilitren. . .
Tnlioreiilosls
rleaBe sem, me . hooitol on lhe
rnrt. of luberi.un8ia ,. tcll me where
j t ,p ,
Ansv,.orj havc none. for
,tocoV(, ,,., Tub(.rc,lloi,1Si.. Uy Dr.
Lawrason Prown, is an excellent lit
tle book, published by Lea & Fehiger,
Philadelphia, Pa., and the price is
$l.r(), I think. Another hook which
In Invaluable to one wiht tuberculosis
is Dr. Charles Atkinson's "Lessons on
Tuberculosis and Consumption," pub
lished by Funk & Wagnnlls Co., New
York. N. Y., at $2.50. Persons who
wish to do n real service cannot do
better than present copies of these
two hooks to one with tuberculosis.
Ih'tcrminiiig Blood Prcv-nrt
Please give me the rule for deter
mining what blood pressure should he
at any age, also Is It possible that
paralysis is an after effect of syphilis?
(K. H. K.)
Answer No such rule Is worth
while. If the doctor finds your blood
pressure loo high or too low he will
give you all the information or advice
you require. . locomotor utnxia is us
ually a Into effect of syphilis. Paresis
(otherwise called "softening of the
brain," and genernl paralysis of the
Insane) Is usually a late manifestation
of syphilis. In some cases of "stroke
of paralysis" in young adults, syphilis
is the cause.
Two Hells Killed .By Chlneso.
SHANGHAI. Auk. 82. (A. P.)
Aroused to a pitch of 111 feetlnp
against the bolshevik!, n crowd of
strikers armed with knives and sticks
tonipht nltaeked the hendqunrters of
the ShnnKhnl libor association in the
t'hinese sectinn of the city. Several
were wounded on both sides and It Is
reported that two reds were killed.
Cook with Kas.
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Phipps Auto Park
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Highwfyat Jackson St
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Ijire Itiul lKHicht n loo In Ilorlily
Jil lieforo 111' Santy Itnrlmrr elinh
(liliike. un ylsterilay lie wiiat offentl
ten times wluit lie paid fer 4l, but
lie's linltlln' it I 111 ther's u eoul strike.
Al,v, but our murderers urn tcitlhr
iiiiliiiilent. One huiifttsl liiinsi'lf in
jail Mils week l-illiieru' wall till lie
Wliz pilnlonnl.
Timely Views
on World Topics
"Perwla Not Laud of Mysteries Lnnd
nf OpH)riinUty," Says Finance
DirisHor.
American Influence in Persia dates
back to 1911, when W. Morgan Sinis
ter of New York went to Teheran
as f I n a n clal di
rector to the gov
ernment. His ten
ure of office cov
ered 'only a few
months, b e o a use
of t h e frowning
attitude and ma-;
chinntions of Im
perial Russia. But
his efforts left so
indelible an Im
pression upon the j
liea its and imagi
nations of the of
ficials of Jersia
'A .Ml LUaPAUGH ' and people alike
that when the Anslo-Perslan agree-,
nient broke down In 1921 Washing
ton again' was appealed to for as-'j
sistance. Accordingly, Dr. Arthur
C. Millspaugh, foreign trade adviser
of the state department, was sent
to Teheran with a staff of special
ists in economics.
Now Millspaugh, ndminister gene-
ral of finance In Persia, is in this
eountry to round up a down more
American financial and other ex-
perls . to return with him and as
sist In the further rehabilitation of
the nation.
Transportation a ' Problem.
or "'varldtuV' reasons," said Dr.
Millspaugh tho other day, "Persia.
lis tJuople am' i(H problems, remain
somewhat of a mystery to the out
side world. Liut this should not be
The Persians are of the same
racial stock as ourselves, the Aryan.
Teheran homes art as comfortable
and well appointed as any to be
lound. The people have culture and
industry and the sentiment of pa
trlotism Is reaching
linnivn linfm-e
point never.
"The greatost .stumbling block in ,
the path of progress has been the
luck of transportation facilities. Per-'
sia in general Is a tableland, walled
in bv ttreat mountain ranees. Alex-
ander Powell effectively describes the
topography that confronts the trav
eler when he speaks of 'climbing into
Persia.'
"It was Inevitable, accordingly,
that Persia should he economically
back ward, but the country Is rich in
natural wealth and possibilities and
the people have the will to achieve.
First, of course, they must solve the
transportation problem, This task
bus been tackled. Parliament re
cently declared a state monopoly of
sugar and lea. which will yield an
annual revenue of about 5,000.000
mans. The toman is now worth
about J 1.1 0, an Indication, hy the !
way, of the soundness of Persian cur-'
rency.
"With us when wo return to Per-j
sla, I hope, will go an engineer who;
will help devise the best means of!
expending this money in tho con -'
struct ion of railway linos and routes'
for motor transportation. For, al-'
though, when Shuster left the coun-j
try. in he traveled In the only
automobile in Persia, n French ma-!
chine owned by tho Shah, motor
cars, many of American manufac
ture, are to be found throughout Per
sla today. When suitable roads an
nut v iiiiiuurouH trucks will very
largely displace the came! and other
caravans upon which trade now so
generally (Upends.
The UNIVERSlTy.of OREGON
Contains:
The College of Literature. Science
nd the Arts with 22 deportments.
The professional schools of Archi
tecture nnd Allied, Arts Business
Administration Education Grad
uate S.iMv-louinalism Lhm-
JvlcJicine Music Hhysical EA-
cation Jsxiolojjf Extension.'
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Far a eatatoiut or ony inbrmnfion
uvite The Rctutrat, Cni.Vrifu of
Orefon. Eum-ie. Orcfon, o
The 50ti Year Opens Scptcmkt 24. 192 5
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' Children's Pictorial 0 t
Cross .Word Puzzle 7
7T
Kunninu Across. ' ,
Word 1. Where "Mary. Mary; f
quite contrary,"; Is raisinf? ( her
flowers.
Word 4. A precious metal.
Word 5. The sound, a horse,
makes through his nose. Plural.
Running Down.
Word 2. Strange; Foreign.
What a citizen of another country
is called.
Word 3. The name of the first
oresident of the German republic.
YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE
ANSWERED.
Who's Who
THOMAS HARDY.
The "last of the Victorians," as
Thomas Hardy, the world famous
English novelist Is often called, lias
just celeiuatei nis efgnty-sixtn mrin-
day by assisting In the production of
i r i"uy.
He was born In
Dorsetshire, Eng
land, In H0S. JI-'
studied under John
Hicks, an eccleslas- L
tical architect.'
Many old churches
now torn down
were sketched and
measured hy Har
dy. In 1863 he
was prizeman of
the Iioyal Institute
of British Archi
tects, During the
'period from IKiia-
tmomas Moy
lXtiX Hardy wrote
vprfe; tl'en 8vo them up and wrote
onn,p,y in fom lsbs-70. He
hlt??, ,,;,upned to verse,
, ,riH eountry is familiar to
! worlds rending public. Among
his host known works are "A Pair of
Blue Eyes." "Keturn of the Native,"
"Far from the Maddening Crowd,"
"Mayor of Caster bridge." "Wessex
Tales," "Tens of the D'Urbervllles."
".hide the Obscure," "Wessex Poems,"
"The Dynasts."
Hardy has been honored with de
grees by Oxford. Cambridge, Aberdeen
and St. Andrews. He Is a solitary
man and Is said to have a special
aversion to newspaper reporters.
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