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AN INDEPENDENT NEWHPAPEK
mUbUEU KVEHT AFTISKNOON UOIPt
NUNKAT, U? TUB.
MEIirOKU rHINTlNO 00.
fba MJk,rd fluiul.r ligrntnf Sao la (woUia4
Mtarnlien,. UN. tut U wnuitw aalll inf
Otflcal Mall Trlklin. Bulldlnt, lltT-lf
Marti) fir ttrM. Ptiota 7o.
A conaolldattoa of tht Damocratlc Time., to
tftxllunl Mali, Ill, aO-dlord l'riluua, Uia MeuUel
wn Or,foiiian, Uia Aalilarul Tribune.
i HOHKHT W RUHI., E'lllor
8 sumitkb aumi, n.j.m
By Wail ii AilvkiH's:
Daily, wiia HuitJay Duo, J..I ...
Dally, with Huutl.? Sun, muntb . .
Dally, wltbrjul Sunday Hiui. Jr .
Dally, without Huiul.y Hun, luulitb
ffva.ly Vail Trlbuiia. ana yaar
;5J
l.JJ
surmai nut... Jlta yaar.
OARKiER in iiMior-i. ah.i.l.). jickkop-
vltW, Ofiitml I'olM, I'bot-Dii, Tulrbl tnd oo
lir, without bundi. Sun, month..... eft
pili, without SufhIm) Huti, w. rtr... 7.60
Uu wirii Homi-r Mun, ow yt ... i.o
All trnw ti; currier, cmth in advino.
Hwoni dully averttg rtn-ulntlop for sis
mntithH mil m Airil Ut. l4, Shis, niur tlmu
luublt Ui t'ltcuLiDun (if any otlur wt (ititn
HNlifd or firt'Ulut'-i in J.tkMOti Cd'naj,
The only pttr tx-iww. Artnm, Or., nd
Oh it, tu-tfonuj, a dutuwf of nr 4 cm
mllM imviiif lrfd wire Awwlnted trM
"rrtr.
Anurim HM'.inr i'Umm mjittcr al HMltord,
Ornrun. undar act of Uarrb 8, 187b.
MKHHKRH OP Tnfc A W17MTW fTtRSH.
The AMucl.t I'rrwi ia cirliiaifrlr antltltd
to tbv uie Fur rat'ilili(allurt ni all nana ma
ration 01 all nawa dla.
Mtft.ra prtHlltd to it or not othrrwlaa irwllt.a,
bl tbla paper, and also to tba local nawa pub-
iwiad sir.!
All riltbta of republication of avadal
aa'.obra barain ra alao reaarrad.
Ye Smudfif; Pot
By Arthur . Perry.
fjoiit'riil Ainlrwsr ln'ml of tin' rt-i
i'K;iiiixft .l'j-nhiti(i(iii fMirii-c(MrMM)t.
fui ct-Kl (if ll) ,111.(1, Iuh IhMliliiMl ltw;(
(H-cHH fur "iiH highly loyal tvi.iiii:i-
tiiiii." TMp com pli ii-ni is mUi in '
HjdU' (if Iht faci thiit r.til a Minnie1
p.ipcr cnllfd iihlii' alt'-iii inn (o do
tiutHlsomoly Mcippy apt-cjiiaiico of the
(iciK'i al. In hlw Uniform.
Th flrii nnd festive p.innkn 1 r-
turning hh a hrenkfast feu t tiro. They
Ill I loidrit tip ilk i '..((
ihcr. Impaled on a fork, and hurled
Into the aperture, lit'iieaih the nose,
Willi one leu Nivoop. .o.v and (io.u,
u luiioake, tliusly t runted, tinrn vels
unexpectedly, causiriK emharraHMiucni,
si:nvi:i him iti;iiT
I Jt.-hh iJiMpaicli )
Tho hoik t (h!ti explained the
ference het ween an iit-raiKntnent
. und a formal pleading. Inn Aiui
ray appeared not to UMier,stand,
whii-H Iii-oiikIii a Hhmp reprliiiainl
from the Judh'.
A ,mmllllM ,i ,n ,,. Ultiirnr '
lluildniK last niplu. It was von-d to.
huiK another hoiik. ami roireet a road (
map,- (
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,w!:,r lTLT;
"A man Hen I'lyinale fought wllli In
I'YJOice, called un him yesterday." (
This lacked clarity, imtl is now amend
ed 10 lead as roiniws. "A man lien
I'lymale founlit with in France, t illed
.111 him y est el-day, and Die halt if
UH IIUl I ('HUlilctl. -
I.al..,r Day app, "i.clie.H. Rome f
'.li- harht-r shops wanl to close up
until the first of Ihe year, and the
more conservative think until the Sal
unlay before Thanksgiving will ho
long enoiiiili for a lit observance tf .
(he day.
so it (ioi:s
(Klamath Fulls News)
ji. Feminine interest Is at present .
i?inlei'eil on Foster .Sea vr, who
has Jusi become the owner of a
new Chevrolet touring car.
Nlmroils are sit In lug up shotguns
with hand -engraved barrels for i he
feathered creatures. .Many ban their
quota of quails before they bag their
wIiiut bacon.
Till-: W UKI'I.IKS
! I Minneapolis Tribune)
Dear "Mr. Ford:
in reaomg me paper on ftmnciay.
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I win iniimii iii iion iiiu t'omeiiipi in
. ... s...i.i i
lined to hellia called dun,., l,l not
Inefl'lrienl. And you really hurl my
feelings when you called me (he most
Inelfleient creature lit the world. Are
you quite sure that, on reflection, you
would hold to thai view?
"After all. Mr, Ford, I don't see why
Man,; whom you represent , should
is pea It ol nic like this. What, would
ynu tlo when you were little without
me? Your very first cry is for milk:
and It is I who always come to your
aid. Can even your marvelloti.sly ef.
ticlent motor cmi- do anything lor a
hungry child? Yet 1 can, and regu
larly do.
"You call me inefficient, nnd yet In
lill'll I made roughly $ Ll 3o.ooo.0oo for
the Miuuesoia farmer alone. You me
reputed to be the richest man in the
world, and yet your annual earnings
are irKlhiK beside mine. How could
America poswbly have got along with
out It? What oi her animal, efficient
ori similarly Inefficient, is behaving
so hundxoiuely by man ? And Just
What do I net In return for my serv
, ii-es? WnrMV No. Automobiles':
No, Not even clothes. Food and
some shelter s ihe .nl compensation
I llruw. ' And the food is nothtt.K to
hniK about, ami the shelter far horn
womlciTul.
"In conclusion, Mr. Ford, I inn re
minded of t hat another critic also
Ininwin, l)kv yourseit. but n Hole mote
generously disposed towards me-had
lo say on Ihe .nine subject. Thl
critic Was" V. It. Hoaid, who once
w'-ote follow:
" 'J'he cow 1h the foster mother of
th human ruce. I iom the ihiy ot
. the undent Hindoo to this time bve
the l hough In of men turned n this
kindly uml beneficent cieuiuif un one
of the chief nuatnimng fuu-fs of hu
man life.'
"Ihi you reull Ihlrik, Mr. Ford, th:
I deserve all tfl contumely you hiivc
heaped upon me? , O "
, 'ttespectfully yours,
FEDERAL AID POLICY THREATENED.
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VKR 2B,(Vlfl,rtOn acres of latfl
I.'pnii tliis land llii' stale
people if Orciion receive practically no revenue.
This treineiiilniis area, was withdrawn liy llin (lovcrnmeiit, to
ciniHi-rvf tin- national resources, ami avniil the .sipinnilcriii"; which!
marked early deve!o)iiieiit in the east and miildlewest.
This policy of eonservat inn was rili(. Hut sueli a policy on the.,
part of the imvcnimeiit. involves certain olilijjations. The nation's
Hain is the fitate's loss, mid this loss sliould receive itiluipiate coin--
Tliis (orfificiisjition, up to the
era! aid for tho (m,Mtrii;tiin of
IWlenil tl.Htr.Hs, and Mcml ttt
T1ht is now a well ort;ai.i.'(l
west to alwuidon this policy ot
. , ,.
slalfs an iiiiilui upon A policy
tlie west i ives sikIi aid, while
The pnlilic lands coiniiiitlce of
eoniliiet a series of heariii(.'H to inipiire into the pnlilic land polify;
of (lie (.'ovcrmneut. The east, with its renter finaiieinl mid political
power, will win the day, unless the western stales also unite and
present their ease with skill and aS-'ressiveness.'
Conservation is not local hut national, development of national
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minis is not iim-hi imii n ni.
i t i.
1 ii f i r tuiilicr, mineral and agricultural lands to the rovernnient fur
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safe keeping and lie deprived of the lielielits the eiisterii stales en
joyed, then it is only rijtht and
resources should he an expense not resting alone upon the states in
volved, lint in part at least, upon Hie country as a whole.
The west has a stronir ease mid mi eminently inst one. hul M.less
flip western stales -net husy mid
feclively, the policy of federal aid
QUILL
('liariieterislic Auici'ieiiii sayings: " Hlnlt!
"Not "iiilty". -;. '
Ni Wonder tlx earili jjives a
Keels on it.
How enn the grocer hlnme n
iiuiikIh ejinh '
I'nele Sam lias lcarim
t'ltin the dirt out.
that
The height of ahsiirdity is one
hlooiners Jind stocking roll.
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Mil I I VI- l J llil llljl . (Mir Willi
() luiilhl it for" tell yclil'S ajju.
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A defeated politician has one
l-"l'" . .lu't care
You en n't alwavs tell.
The
(ij,iM't know a tliimed t!iin; nhniit
And yet croquet mie, mVe
'""l.' tlttMlfilit up a snappy enstl
Correct this sentence
s,,j( i,( ",,, PVM. W.u)(1 n ..Ir(
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10 MIDI IP I Akin
AREA: 1 3,251 ,000 ACRES
WAHHl.VCTOX, Aug. 28. (A
The lhtiirtor' .iit pjii un, i
loda tha,! Vacant and iinappropi UiM'd
public Ittndj In the t'nlted HtatV ex
liuslvf of national forests and other
reserved areas tolal I s 1.7 1 fi.s lii at tvs,
' ,,f whirh I U!i.(ItMi.:'.H have lieen Mir-
.veyed.
I ''he largest areas an tn X'v-il-t
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ni - A'iu fn.i iii i rniiuiiinn .. iifi i.i :..
rii'in'iin t.ftu ill 'ir.i (inn n,.i.u o.ul i
WtlaltlnB.t.n HM.TIfl.'' 1
RipplingRhqmGs
4wait
mi' I "! a.
' A PANIC. .
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IT IIAl'd'TNlCn Ijiany1 yeais ad, wlien I vaJ'nim(
anil I was carniiin lots of ilinitli, ami hail no dread
The country liotnnetl, tliere Was no siitn of traucdy in sijilit, and
everyone was feelinn lint', in festal unrli lieilinlit. 'I'lie peopli1
all werii npliniists, Willi Minsliine on their lirnws; they earneil
Hood pay alid with tintll fists they threw it to the cows. We
all were lniyin things on time, the things wo didn't need, and
never paiiNctl to save n dime or other ehiehenfeetl, A few hack
ininiliers shonk their heads and warned us tn he wise; they
cried, 'Tin' ("hlily wastrel treads a palh where ilatier lies."
lint enin was crnwini; on (he trees, tir so it seemed just thoni
and prudence seemed a cheap diseiisr desiuned f( hloodh'ss men.
And then, as winter sometimes hlijihts a hindseapt' hri(-ht and
lair, a panic came liclwecn two nights, and woe was every
where, Ve lost onr jolis, we (jliulsoine (icnts, who'd Mown our
wniies in, and now we couldn't pay the rents, or fill the yawn
inn hin. I Journeyed n my uncle 's lair throe times a week or
so, uml tried to soak the jiineraeks there for which I'd spent
my il"U(ili. Ami there I'll meet the (ildcd jays with tvhoiu 1
itsed to triiin, nnd they all wpt o'er spendthrift dii'ft. uuil shed
their ltiis iti vain. "Aud U've heen in a iiioiiinl'nl croup that
shivered up the road, to (jet a little howl of Snip that eharftv
t hestowcil.- Now, if a pUnie.'iflne
how niiOy (.'a.v.ioyri'jjnii men
in On-jimi rc goveriniiniifc owiioil,
roecives no taxes, ami from ll tlirt
present., - lins t n k ri t lio furrn of fed
highways, to and tlinmirh thes'1
In tlif work of reclji ma t ion.
movement in tin east and middle
coiiipfiiKat ion. I he larg t'itstfni
- ' i i - . .it
of no federal aid. nutintainiiir Unit
the east pays for it.
the 1'iiited States sennte will Bonn (
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n i-n- .-i-iii nuin-.i iimi i
'fair that the development of these
present their ease promptly and ef-;
will lie alianiloncd.
POINTS
'Sit down in front ";
twileli at times. Think of tlie in-1
fellow when the filling Klntion man
the hard part of dry clcaniny; is
that reveals epidermis hctween
, .
i.,li,. ..n .0 t...
1 1 1 1 ri III! Mil 1 1 1 1 H I III:
eojiMilation. lie need no
a darn for, "
onjjel.
Norsemen wire hlondes and tli.'.v
e.lieini.st rv.
l.eeonie the national bailie if some-
for it.
"I spent ii month in Ihe mountains,"
n)mul steepin' ninler lilnnkets. "
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Cortrnrlr Edrrl Plans
Channel Swim Monday
ItorLOdNK. France, Aug. 29.
Oerlrude Mderle Miday continued llghi
work'wlth the- Inlen'tloh ;nf Itegtnntnf;
hcr;necun,d ntten.pt tg Hwln the Kn$
'.) IMi orutMnfl nfr!. .Mo'mlay prnvIdihF
wi'-'her enndltions nre favorable.
The channel Is still rough, but the
weather is moderating and her trainer
"Old IIUl" M urges, believes she will
be able to get away as scheduled.
Children Simc for Prince.
Ill ' K Ni rl A 1 1 1 KS Th ree t hoiisn nd
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iit.i.. r w..!...'1 i-.ii,.
... .ii.- j.
Cnnl, will, ,H. .
Mason,
Ml
nnil lair,
n niu lots nl limit;!!, ami had tin dread or eaiv.
nuain, as it may eoine'eftsoinis,
Wonfrl have the lyriee of primes?
CROSS WOK I) PUZI.K STORY
IN Til P. CYjVINASU'M
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Wb call yiiniaiiiiiu: ihty "l-J-J' ila). V c all lot: lu rxcicisc.
Some ot u! hftve f IS1-1.-H used lioluoi t liilis ami iiiv 4-M H say
he used, 6 iiunp 4itJi liorsr." I like in rxririsr with a J-K-J-1(1.
10-15 ynu know how in use wamlsr 1- i fiohl thrill like I Ins uinl
Step nut so. I lid 2-h-ll evel ilti 1 1 ; i ? .
When we 1-5 lo (iym we have in weat bloomers. One time
Sally cried, "5-6-5-61" when sh; was swint;ioii on Hie rinys. 1 think
she was scared.
Answer To Ijiai Hiizfle
8-6 7-10 tlnal). 9 1U III) Ii isi'l.ia liiu.bti (no), 12 3 4 (uillk).
ilupiT iyhit fjs, ou 7 he ttuti tuihiiiitu bVit'LUle
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, 1VL D.
Batrnnl Mill bal n rMl uu- Of HlaW(b II
lUrt ilMuM'tM tor 14 wltUn in ink. Jwln
(w un f 4iiar4 rr Hv ply mmn om
SIMM" Dye
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Ie with your boots on If possible,
hut. in'l the advl. e of one honehi
Mioe dye inainoii'-iurer and. never
dye your shoes
with your fdioesoh
unles?. It iH.your-
aim to die that
way. This lone-
some munui'ac-
turer prints sueh
n warning label
n the art on. The
I tli.M .iiniliii a io:aon which ho
j'hiitfKcai 11W- ii.rn l thai the victim
lurni hlno .O-y'rt tiosls I . hocumeH dlz.'.y,
weak .and iiechaiin lleH. Thcrti are
I many miu h dyes on tin- market, but
i muni of iheiii carry no such wain-
lliK. and a
un.ildcraolf numher of
v-h.m of ..i,..onK t this nnture
' , , ' , ,
.-..me Ul.li alid repair elm,,, are
Hu ret," I, a wurnin ' even if U
nVcuw nn''t'ith,M.rX'i"kaSe. .r
ttu-y have learned to read they
are io.apal.le of ,vallZiK the risk
itlvolved In the use of mi, I, ilteD. an. I
rtn they Iknere the warniiiK tn order
: to "d.! your almes while you wail."
j There are Rcind dyes nvall.'ilde which
f;ontain no such poisons, hut nine,
I on. v.m mr iinidiw is cheaper than
some oilier solvents which mialu
'serve the purpo.se. The sn:e cmirsc,
lor hoc who seeks to have tun or
IlKlit coliimd slides dyed a darker
color or lilin k is ' lo lei the sliced
stand at least 24 limns after the
me Is appleM, he.-..ie w.-arnis tliem
iigain.
I A liov nited 17 lived his shoes
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i....... a ... lw- i.. i..,- I... l,.ni,,..
blue, ili::zy and faint, and liesau
vomiting. A physician was called,
rimeo tlie i-yamisis (blue diseolora-
lion of skin, lips, nails) and order
ed the shoes removed. Next day
the hoy was 'heller. The dye cou
, ..niun .
.uiiiufi anion. '
rt n uih it-ue girl nRd 1 (! dyed Iter
Hl.ed. shoes l,,u k and .null became
j iilz:;y and tin ned blue and beyan
votultillK. Hhe cnmplniiied of chills
and headni'he as she was put to
i.ed, .Next iiiornlntr alt hour after
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she remained nauseated and cyano-
lie (blue) all tiny. After that she
d d not wear the slippers nod had
no further trouble.
A youiiK man tiKed 21) dyed his
shoes I'laik and' wore tlieui to n
dan.-e. suffeied the same poisoning
wilit It fatal outcome. I
These are amottK nine new cases
Of shoe dye poisoning reported by
the Wisconsin stnte toxlcolottisl, Dr.
O. W. .MuehlherKcr, who I'oinid rec
ords of -i? other cases In the medi
cal literature. I
Huch dyes containing either nitro
lietir.eno ()r nullln are unsafe to
apply to shoes on the feet, and it
1 unsafe to wear shoes so dyed
until they have dried very thoroly,
which takes at least 21 hours.
Nitrobenzene costs only half as
much as autlin and Is therefore the
Usual solvent In such shoe dyes, tho
unit in Is unite ns poisonous.. .S'itro
benjetle has an offensive, pungent
nnd nauseatinjji odor, however, much
worse than anllin.
. No doubt the fifty-odd cases of
shn dye pmnoning that are recorded
ip nif dice) literature represent only
n small fraction 'of Ihe actual totai.
The public is unaware of the danger
of this new kind of poisoning. I'roh
nev
um , ;..(. -. i- . kI i
fin tin. i-i M .,1 -i i -i -
e
nl UZt mr-P ttrstem thru
inhalation of the volatile aolvent, not
tt,r....-w . ... . .
M shoe, , , ,1, 1!""' ,U,'k
the shoe, tinder the pillow.
VI I SlloXJj A ANSWKHS.
lnuiic Mtiincr s inei.
m iIamiuW '.-.i 1 I
to tn 1rf numM' at ittr rMtlMtf. am
nmat !(. t.'- a nt)t'Hl'
IWJsonlns. .....
nursing mothor to rtrlhk four or fivo
;. -e, u cho. dme mailed mi h da)ly
and to what extern'.' Mrs. T. A.
AriMve. ,t wouiu he iar oetter
fr her to drink real milk, which
niHy h flavored with chocolate If
she doeN nut like plain luilk. The
.nali-d mi k mixture is niu injurious,
lut 1 think i. yives u f.tl. o it-use oi
.'aiifiu iion whii h tendrt to spoil the
appet.te tor essential food. A fflnss-
ml of ordinary mailed milk or of
r.-aHun frit- ihi.H in On. t,.a.e lliiver' d iniillctl milk rei
that the d.ve con- .e.&tlls e(lll:trlttive y little real toiid
tains nitrolien.eue, or nuirille value aiuiiit the fiiime
ani'irnt of fiiiKili' or moliiK.'-.es BtlrrtMl
iii I" llu' nuler. ...
( r t alurit. Dntit. , - .
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ones, that in the. ntimhvr of ealorlH
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Vfrill I)(.,.sm,.(;. c.
''' "" o.'tu, nearly, are
,.,, ,,., (, ,(,,,',,,,.
"H""d """ nKr" ,,Uu' " dei.nrtment
""'tn'J?"tT ",hh'l'.'nvl.n!
..!.; in l. .
fm. 1(1,fn,H. T'l,e averaKe pJraon re-
Ui( AIIU (.,)rl(,B ,M,V
.....
,l' "'''" lli'Heves I'rullttis.
Ten yearn iikii I was nehrlv d!-
traded .whh a lornllzod ItchiitB. I
was iieated;i,y Ur. ' .over u year
and coilslilfilcd roiir other physicians
without much relief, until I came
news' your reeoiimienilat.on of com-
pnliiid tincture of Ijen.Din, palmed
da. ly . uiion the al'fncud" area after
llioio.nrh cieansins and drying of the
"km. whi.li afforded the greatest re-
Ilef I ever had. I V. A.
Answerl'i-iit'ltus (Itching (vltlioul
,ti,r ohm ...iitub, ' ,.un ,i..'i-i..i. I.,
rel:ee. ' sometimes iimannhli. oi.l-.- in
surBical treatment, and- never to he
treated blind y. The application of
coliiiioiind tincture of henzoln affords
rellei in Hume cases by keeping n
dclliale proieetive film or coatlnft
over the seusiiive. surfin e.
l-.k'lisaelly.
I have been told by a party who
c.l!L.iiis u doclor told 1 1 1 it. it was
-d.-tnfteruiis to swallow a whole raw
eir. for the eKtt may nut break up
in the stomach and .so muse a hard
be I to rnriii ri.diiliiiiu l ., ,..&.. nl
tUt, .mm,., u w xv
Asv,,.,.f ,.,- ,...,,,.,
"iloc-
,,... KvrmK , ,,e Mrs Han.ik
, Klm,,,, (vis,. cookim.- the vkk hut
ir yo prefer ers raw' nnd whole
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Who's Who
U:n II. HitfkMcrih.
The new slate solicitor of the state
depm tnu-iU. Is Oreeu ii. hackworth,
the' District
of CiHumhla. Me
succeeds rimr le
Cheney Hyde who
resigned to accept
1 professorship ut
Columbia I'nfver-
1 1 y. Ilackworth
wan born nt Pres-
'onbum. Kentucky .he distant stars are made of the same
forty-two years ,in(i o( lnilt,pr .,, ,,is plnnet and that
aRo, He Is u grad- maltPr there nnd here re m.-uilfestn-uale
of (lenre- toni) , ,ie su,ne ceaseless aollvlly
town, oeori?e ,enS to put u m tune with the In
Washington nnd .rinttv activity of Ood which is Implied
Valpmalso ttnlver- ln ,0..e of ,Vne Iminonetiee.
sides, ln 1918 the "surely science (intl .religion are
ili eseni solicitor
lW .cirrR . ana na sTenuny worked
" w"iv V1,U'' rt,l,,tunt Ib'lior
hihief-slgned un I he has been
t' Uf ,lw U" " llMl
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rOKI..-C Delia Torre, ttall-,,
nmbassador to Japan, said Italy would
.pay her ael.t to the foiled Stales.
p ,
I '
"As for h I'm ciiic"riicir Ii kov
pr'nu'nt kin tlo nwii vvjili iilckrls un'
flliiM's,' euys Tilfoitl Slmits, wlitt don't
iim chewlii' trum. Trier's plenty o
t'tttcM huiehetl elbowti, but wlitit kiicts
1'vo Kft'n nre jilitlu nil' ttotttriil..
Poems That Live
I Ctx rlio A'oivcs In I lit Knowcs,'
'Cn' ihp yowes tn th"' knuwH,
(?a'pU'n where tMn )ifaih'-r prowos,
f.i'"'thHTii whrirf thp hunil" rows,'
( My hiinnlo dearie.
An t c.ifd down the whtor' filtle,
Thurn, I mnei my nhcpl.fnl lad;
llr rmv'rt rno swpily in his pluil.
And he ca'd im; hi dearie.
"Will yi BaiiR down tli wator still.
And sp (hp waves Fwcetly Klide
B-Mieaih ihe hazels siii'adiiiK wid?
, Th tnn(n It .ih(nn fn' clearly."
was l,rHl up nl nn tlv fichool.
: hophfnl hid, to p'-iv fool.
iAnd a the dav to flit In doul.
And naclmdy to s& me."
"Y Fholl pet jiowns nnft rlhhoni meet.
tiul'-lemhr shoofi upoh your fet,
Anrt h my 'arms yeW ll and slcpp.
Ahrt ye pall (if my dfcnrie."
-
-f yPM nm Htnnd to whit ye've pnid.
yfi g ihp wl' yMi. riiy shepherd lad.
.nd ye may row m In. your plaid,
..nd I Mill 'he your dearie."
-
-while waters wimple to the sea,
While day hllnks til th lift sac hie.
Till elny-ctu'tl death sail blin' my e'e.
y aye sail be my dearie!"
- hohel ,hman tl740-l8'JI)
Tirnelv Views
. on VVorlH Topics
"There h N' .V.arrnre ( tte'wccit',
Sclcti'o and rtcilitlon," Says '
jt Is I ion (. I.. AiKlei-Mor. j
Science oifll religion" are cioseV tn- '
'rether ' iii ever before, according to
Ili.'hop l. 1. Anderson of th Kpls-
"opal diocce of t'hlcago. Tie says
hat ihere neVr, - hnti bn n haitie '
IPfTWC'II M'ii'lH'' .111.1 I fllKl'MI, Hill
"J1"1"'" '-"'"'t'. ""'1 'he-
oloRlans. lie contends that the pies- 1
pnt w.,rf.Trp jp 'totween the new sei- ,
enr and the old.
"C'entrast the mat ft-ln ttiiflr "cleeco
of 't few years turo Willi il new scirn-
'Iflc doclriiie of mailer. The old inii-
teilnlism was yentewhilt HrroK'inl. It
boasted that It lied explored the hciiv-
"ns and merfstlred the: stars and nun-
!'7i'd the cim.eh'.s of the planet nnd
had not found' (tod. 1 I' resolved Ihe
hUninn' hotly Into Its chemical eon-
slituents and found no soul," aeeoid-
'" Anderson.
"ASnlnst this kind Of science reliR-
ion was at war. It. Inslstert thill thai
It. tnsiHtefl thai tha '
"'as not the way to know Ood or til
arrive ot' human vatuep,
The new
definition; of matter have tmrthrown
the old materia llsni and are more
reconcilable with ihe affirmations of
religion Concerning spiritual reality.
New Sclenct1 IralseiL '
i . "Tlie definitions of mutter which
the ICat-ned physicists nre now giving
make it a form of . eeaseless activity
Instead of the mere solial stuff that
we formerly eoncetved.lt to' h'-. Mal-
ter Itself Seems to. 'hf snnieihito? rtiiite
moile. tlu'reai. uuimaKinahle, and. one
oilubl Uiv 'stilrlt nil I. It is lis rational
for religion tn 'postulate (lod as it l
for science to postulate ether. Of
course, the eertltlnles of religion do1
no; depend on any such considerations '
as'ihese. Nevertheless, all truth Is al ;
....it v with itself. A Ihlnil ennriol he I
sou mificaily true and thelogicilly i
false, or thedogirally trite and scien
tl.flratly false, . '
"When, therefor1, two avenueR of
knowledge nptiear to converge, real
liendway Is being made. The chasm
between the spiritual forces presup
posed by religion and the activity pre
supposed hy the physicist is certainly
far Ifstt difficult to bridge than that
hetweeri the older contrasts .of spirit
and matter.
Kvoliitloii In Tunc With Hellion.
'"The tendency and purpose which
evolution discloses sems to he more
.n hurmotiy with the Christian teach-
inH eoneetnlng the eternal purpose of
(lod than any mechanistic conception
if the lntlvpi-M Th, k utiu-l.ilpe lhnl
,(, wonderful and mysterious. He-
n,,i,e. Science leaves Its most learned
devotee In a stale of wonderment,
An mtltUdr of reverentfa! uwe toward
rtailu... of God In juiure and
V'1"? f "Tf "'T,
um t!i4l the apparently impossllilf
tsump "it Vl the facts of
n onlveis. hve c.,n,. .,r ...,
,.! our comprehension."
Chifilren's ctorial
o Cross Word Puzzle
Runnihs Arrosn.
Word , I ..VVhat daddy -,jiol to m
wran ut UnUv Buminti in- ' '
VV',"(rU. ' Jbe:K;e who is solving
thavotiiife.-V.:''' ki '
Word 5. 'Readv for reaplne or
L'ath.-nii)!.
wohi i The ineknitnie of a pop
tiliir Vovernoi uf' an -eastern state.
VVoril 8 VVhat school children do
in .Vacation months
'. ''' Hunnins nnwn.
Word 1- A narrow strip of
l:uihef .' ... .
Word 2 A mischievous pcreun.
V.'oro r in want, llentitute.
Word A .-jick. Ailioit.
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