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Newspaper Page Texto O 0 0 q e O O PA"W3 POUTS- 1 I 0 0 Medford Mail Tribune A.V INDEPENDENT SEWHPAJ'ER PUBLISHED KVKIIV AFTKKN'OUN EXCEPT , . NUN DAY. UV Tilts i HKDKUItU i'lilNTlNU CO. Th Mptlford Humiay liornfriff Kitn ft furolihrd ulnHTibtm dniirliig the neveifiJay clailjr nawt- Office: Mull North Fir itrert. Trtlnuie UiiJltilftf, I'lione 76. A.eomolli.atJor, of Hie Democratic Timra, ttit U'-dford Mail, trie Mf.lford 'I'rthune, tli BauUe in unguium,, me AsJiumi irtbiii.. IlOHURT W. ItlJHL, Editor. H. KUUPTKH KM11U, ll..iu.tfer. by Mall In Advance: Dally, with Humluy Run, year 17.60 imuy, wun mmuay nun, mviiin ...... .70 Dally, wllliout Kunday Him, yrur O.fiO Dally, without Sunday Kun, month ... .66 Weekly Mall Tribune, ono year 2.00 Ciutiday Hun, one year 8.00 BY CA II KIKR In Mel font, Ashland, Jai'kaon rtlle, Central Point, Phoenix, Talent anil on Hiffhwuya; Dally, with Sumlny Run. month $ .76 Daily, without Nmiday Him, month (16 Daily, witlxtut Hiiriduy Nun, one year... 7.60 Daily, with Sunday bun. one ynr 8.60 All trmn by currier, -ah In advanre, i THE CAUSE OF THE CRIME WAVE I X a current magazine we notice two articles on the cause 0f t ho liliimo in placed upon the modern home. A few weeks ago in the Saturday JC veuintf I'nsl, tlie crime wave wan explained by the laxity of the courts. This fondness for generalization is eharaetPristifl of all our moral diagnoses. We like our results in hlaelc or white, without gradations or twilight zones. So one person sees everything due to one cause and another person sees everything duo to another. And, of course, none of them is right. Personal Health 'Service Bf WILLIAM BRADY. M. D Signed letters pertalnlna to pertonil health and hvnlana.. not 4a iIIiiiii r4lannnl or .iV.". Ti". b'. "''' Vl. Dr. Brady If ,lampj, alf-aitdraaiad anvalop. to inclined. . i.I V. i ' na in, " Owlno lo Hi. laroa numbar of lettors racalvad. only !d?. . lum,'"""1 ""J. .n l outrlM net oonformrng lo InttrucUons. Add run Dr. William Brady, In car. at Id I, nawapaoar. Jazz Athletics In College. A student who worked through college by giving 12 hours n The home, the school room and the courts nil contribute, no iy 'to stucflcs nnd six hnnra a dny to (loullt. to the moral l.-ixitv nnd hiwIcKKiii.ss nf tho nrosont time. I'-"1 ou,8"io clerical Job, desires to warn Entered aa aeronil-etita mutter at afetlford, Oregon, binder act of March 8, 1879. MKU.nF.KS OP TIIK ASSOCTKTFiD CRUSH. Tlie Awttx-iateil 1'rena la exrliiHively entitled lo uie una lor repiiniiranon ol ail newa tile nnU'lica cretlltetl fu it or not otlierwiae crtllted in tlila puper, and alno to the local newa pur llNliad herein. All rielita of repiih'icaUnn of tpeclal dta piilcliea herein are alao reserved. Ye Smudge Pot Bx Arthur Porrr. ' STItAXriKR KUKKKRS FHO.M IX 3)1 ANA (llilllno Klam.illi KallH NeffH, ) Thu KtrimjfCT Is lucky he in Hot afflicted with Kunnas, or Ort-Kon. Nl;VI'ORT, Oct. 28. (Special) governor Walter M. J'ieree 8)oko hi'ro Sunday cvenltic; In tho 'rrpHhy liTian church on the subject of "Law Knforrpment." (Albany IXwnuci'ut licrald.) Polltlcul note. but behind thorn nil one may find the working of a nAv spirit This new spirit might he called, for want of n butter term, the spirit of indifference. Jt is found in the home, the school room and the courts. It is indifference rather than any definite moral deficiency that accounts for the lax discipline of so many modern homes. I'arents are too 1iusy with something 'else. That school teacher in Oklahoma, who testified at a recent educational conference that the trouble with her pupils was "they didn't seem to care," hit a large-sized nail directly on the head. Tlie jury that brought in a verdict against the convictions of the spokesman "because the mosquitoes were so pestiferous," pro vides another case in iiniiit 1 . llfiirlrMl fnrtt Ihnl nnn trltia noe In A number of things are probably needed, before the crime calm investixatlnn is that the ner wave can be cheeked, hut nothing effective can be accomplished )?.'" T'V" d,'.T "", "'"IlT0 r KT . r i Wff energy and therefore there ran be until the people as a whole, the young und old, tin; influential and no "nervous strain" or "nervous ex ilic "average," wake up. ' ,'s'1'' IM""1- '"I ,nftt to This general Mlnirfrv may ho a ronfition from tlie siippr-stinm- i work or no such thing as phys.eni x ins of i lie wr. AVliatcvcr it is, moral conditions will not improve until this spirit passes. Tlie need is not so nuieli for new homes, new schools mid new court procedure, as for the old spirit f personal interest and net ivu responsibility. t other HtutK'iiU who are attomptlns this lent. He nnys hit rolJffte training iKiivo Iiim whut Mb clot tor rallfU nerv ouh iiuliKeHtlotif and ha thlnkH It Ih rca Fonlil" to boiievc th:tt whon one Is un- oVr a ncn ouH ntraln ttio fl.KfHtiVG elands controlled by the sympathetic nerv ous system fall to Hecrtte the neceH- wiry enzumes ferments) to diseat the food ' - That mny seem iilauwlble If one se rlouHly accepts the idea of "nervous strain," but not if one examines the physiological facts. The first physio- his way in recent years, but the taint bf pro- feKK4nnulsm In oollcne sport and the natural tendency toward effeminacy and moltycodtilism nmonfr college sports are pretty serious obstacles In the way of such education. . What this badly educated younn college graduate says of "exercise by proxy" might be applied to tho gen eral public today. In relation to popu lar sport. There's an alarming pan demic of spectntoritis, as Health Com missioner numlensen of Chicago has aptly described it. The crHIege man or woman who cuts, ducks, dodges or evades physi cal training makes a very foolish mis take indeed. 9f asy Lessons in AUCTION BRIDGE New Series by WYNNE FERGUSON author of rerguson on ovuett on triage Coyyogiit ivii by liuyle, Jr. ARTICLE No. IS Kvents nf the week reveal that a man ny tne name or Weston, was thrice convicted of minder, on two occasions narrowly escaping hanging, on "frame-up" evidence. Weston has been pardoned, and the "f miners" lire si II I loose though they possess the soul of a rat, ami the Instincts of a but One of the deductions of the "Weston case Is: if a 'fnnne-up" Is engineered to hang a man, the lowest form of human cusseilii(ss, a "rVame u p" might bo consumated to get a political Jol. QUILL POINTS "STHKTI.Y IH'SIXKSS" (Cons liny TIiiicn) llKKl.NliU youiiK lady 10 wishes to imiU elderly Keulleman of .means. object matrimony. Addi-esH .Miss Louise Carr, 2(1 1'raukllii Ht., San I'ranclsco, Cal. SlKli In Kit Kluxer's offleo window: WW lie back at lince. Oul to lynch. (OreKon Ihnerald.) Trea.sunable humor from upstute. No house is large enough for two grouches. Onco upon a time there was a man named Nylan No man is bigger than the things required to get his goat, Baseball is n game in which you can distinguish Senators from Pirates. The mosquito must wonder what happened to make ankles a loot longer. If France pledges posterity, to pay, her next little job is provide a posterity. The I.uko Deuel mustaeho tnxes the The Luke Deuel mustnehc takes the cake for naive iMinlncss, and lack of Another way to make your wife suffer is to say what it's about. worn n".r U " WaX"' "k '"U .wci'k i w ut ' linv I'1" Debt sct'tlement: "Hill, I'll pay you that five J owe you next ' The Kclcnllxt enKai,'ed In welirhlnt,' the world, should also bo on tho look out for extract of eouidlut; pin, la the beanery dnuithniits. I'l.lVVMIt InuiiiiK car for sale or will Initio for apples, wood or treats. H. Iluiilli'y. Itna kway. ( llose- biii-K Itevlew.) "When Wlnlir t'omes." WIIKN MUX AltH mi:x (Oorrls, 'al 'limes) , One Item worthy of mention which actually happened nut lonit nKo: Joe Imrvnn went l.i K. 1'alls over tho week end and re. Iiirned walklnu stralKlit. Wo consider it a-Tllanlc Imnienso wonder, Joe. TlioURh the community has adopt ed resolutions at nnP ul0 al IM,,. or comiemnlnK and roadnnlnK every, thliur from worms in the beans to the behavior uf the solar system, tti date there have been no Informal and frank remarks on tho allotcd conduct t'f tho Jr. socdsendor at linker. The fpiiliKe-welness of his bonc-dyncss oimht to eause a moderate shuwer of IlidlKnant whereases, at least. A Jew ish rabbi predicts that wom an will be ehewiuK tobacco in five years. Your eorr. predicts. If this conies to pass. I Hey will be ublo to hit n cusplilui' onoe In a while. The President will be called as a witness in (lie roiirtmnrtlr or t'ohniel Slllcliell, tho breeisy air crllic. No ibnibl the President, ill the ml. I, He nf 'Is lestl iy, "will return lu his desk." It seems a paradox, but America !iile it's up in the air. haustlon. I merely wish to point out that tho "nerves" have nothing to do with physical exhaustion, not nearly so much as the bones or the muscles luive. . This vohiik man simpiy of fers his "nerves" as sort of an nlibi to explain the perfectly natural physr eal exhaustion from his unwise nee. lect of rest, sleep and nroner recrea tion. "If the voluntary muscles nre flabby, would it not follow that tho involuntary muscles of which . the digestive organs nre com- posed. ..would become flabby, too, and thus fail to do their work?" asks this, 1 suppose he iniKht be called, neurasthenic man. The second physiological fact which compels us to reject the young man's plot to implicate his digestion Is Hint there is no such relation between the nerve muscle mechanism of the vol untary system . and that of the invol tary system as the young man imag ines; tho tone of the voluntary mus cles is not reflected in the tone of the involuntary musrles such as the muscle walls of the heart or stomach. A diagnosis of "nervous indiges tion." in any case is only a figurative dose of Mrs. Vinfast's aoothlug syrup, liaregorlcally speaking. Sometimes Is may bo a good diagnosis, for it keeps Ihe patieiit from worrying about what ails him;- llllt tlie correspondent is nnl en- rouch and not tlrely wrong in his self diagnosis, for lie concludes with this observation: "Most students when in good henllh pay little attention to their health. lTnder tlie present sys tem of college athletics they take their exercise by proxy, for few can make the tennis, and unless they can litako the team the physical directors have, little use for them." .lar.z ivthietlcs is much too prevalent in college. It Is bad cnoegh to per to can't have an air service Any town can have a "boom" if its citizens are willing to pay i nc another too much for lots. They are placing aerials under ground, would plaeu his loud speaker there. Now if the neighbor! QUKSTIOXS AXI AXSWEKS. Xot So Morbid. Avnillng myself of your free offer to answer question about disease (E XI.) Answer. I have never offered to answer such questions. Hflnllh, hy giene, the prevention of disease. If you have n disease or think you have, my advice is that you consult a uhysl cial about ft. Footl loLsonUl(r. Is there any danger of noisoning trom food left standing in tho nl uminum vessel in which 11 wns cook ed? Is there any danger of poisoning from eating the kernels of peach seeos? (it. !;. (l.) . Answer. Food which has stood long enough to begin to spoil or de compose may produce upsets, no mat ter what the vessel is made of. Peach pits contain a trace of hydrocyanic (prussio) acid, which gives them their peculiar flavor. But one could scarcely get enough by eating these roods to experience any ill effect. So This Is Auburn. I am a Cermnnic blonde, with blue eyes. Imlr and beard, inclined to bo reddish. Aly wife Is of the fair Eng lish type, bluo eyes and golden hair. Our three year old daughter has nu- iiirn hair, which was very dark when she wns born: her' eyes. too. were darker in curly infancy, now they Rcem light blue. Our second baby, now two months old, seemed 'darker when she was born, hut is now becoming lighter like her sister, greatly to our disappointment. Friends say we can not hope to havo children darker than we nre. (II. c. K.) Answer. Your friends nre wrong you can hopo ns much ns you like. There's no law against hoping in this country. Hut as for the color of tho children's hair, be resigned with any thing between here and Syracuse. Ited heads lumpen in tho best regulated lunillles. but otherwise complexion. Did you ever stop to consider how many rubbers are lost by bad play? One very famous player is authority for the statement that four out of every five rubbers are "chucked," that is, lost by bad play or bad bidding. This observation is particularly true of a long, close rubber where the cards are breaking fairly even. In luch a rubber, a close observer wilt notice many a slip before the rubber is finally settled. The writer was watching one of these close struggles the other evening and noted two hands, each of which if played cor rectly, would have won the rubber. See what you can do with thea before read ing t)e analysis. . . . Hearts J, 6 Clubs 9, 3 Diamonds 4 Spades 7, 6, 2 Hand No. 1 'Hearts 0,10 Clubs A, K, 7 Diamonds none Spades K, 10, 4 :A Y Z Hearts S, 7 Clubs Q,8,4 Diamonds none Spades Q, J, 9 Hearts K, 4 Clubs J, 5, 2 Diamonds 8 Spades A, 8 Z is in the lead and playing the hand at no-trump. He needs all the rest of the - tricks for game and rubber. How can he get them against anyxjefense? Z is in a position to force discards from 13. That is the secret of the problem. Z should lead the eight of diamonds. Y should discard tJie seven of clubs and B the seven of hearts. '. should now lead tworounds of hearts, winning the second round In Y's hand with the queen. B follows suit on the first round of hearts but what can he discard on the second round. If he discards a club, Y will play two rounds of clubs and then put Z's hand in the lead with the ace of spades and Z will make the jack of clubs. If B discards a spade, all of Y's spades are good. Ineither case, therefore, YZ must make the balance of the tricks. Hearts 8, 6 ' Clubs S Diamonds J, 9, 7, 2 Spades none Hand No. 2 Hearts 0, J, 10,9 Clubs -rQ, 9, 6 Diamonds none Spades none :A Y Z Hearts none Clubs A, K, 10 Diamonds K Spades A, 9, 6 Hearts none Clubs 8,4 Diamonds Q, 10, 6 Spades Q, 7 Spades are trumns and 7. who is nlav. ing the hand must take all the tricks to win game and rubber. 1 he dummy hand, Y, is in the lead. How can Z so filay the hand against any defense that le can take all of the remaining tricks? This problem is one where Z must shorten his trumps. To do so, he must lead the queen of hearts from Y's hand. B should discard a club for if he trumps, YZ win the balance of tlie tricks. Z, however, must trump this trick. In no other way can he win tlie balance of the tricks. He should then lead the ten of clubs. Y should now lead the jack of hearts. If B trumps, Z should over trump and thus win the balance of the tncks If B refuses to trump, Z should also discard. Z should continue the heart lead for two more rounds, dis carding if B does. On the sixth trick, a and Z each have two trumps but Z has the tenace position and must win botli tricks. This is a situation that comes up repeatedly and' should be carefully studied. The trumping of a pood trick to shorten one's trump hold ing has been called the "Grand Coup" and is a play that all the experts love to brag about. Study over this problem and if you understand the principles and application you will be surprised how of ten you will have a similar opportunity. hair and eyes of children are unlikely ! , f " i' lnmr0' S' N" to be darker than the d,.eknr , . I 11 . other Americans, who were to be darker than the darker parent's. Walking It orr. I am nearly 60 pounds overweight, and am walking to reduce. It has Helped me very much, as I lose an av erage of two pounds a week. I have been walking five or six miles a day. Now I. 11. Told that it Is too much to walk all at one time. I'lense adviso. whether 1 should givo up or whether It would be better to divide the dnily wnlk into two or three shorter walks. Matrimony has sellled down to normal when she asks if ho lies this new hat and he says "Ch huh," It is estimated that the energy daughters expend on white shoes would relieve mothers of H7 per cent of the sweeping. The fool who made his prayer to a rag, of hair wouldn't recognize the old girl now. bone and n bank Cider is much like people. It has a hilarious period, and then sours and is considered virtuous. Correct this sentence: " would like something," said the oung sheik to the lady clerk, "a little cheaper." It Is repent,,! that tnst week lliilry" Waliber had an argument Willi a llmdy driver over the right of Way. She chased him up on the side walk and hit him in the middle or the tool box. (i.'oiu,,, Klnshes, Cnpco Publication.) (lee WhiKz! NCIKXCK Ci)i, we've yoked the slumbering earth to our win. And we've fettered the sens and Ihe skies: Uml the lightning flash we have bound in chains. Thrall to our might and slnvo to our . brains, t.'p through the nges we've stinyglcd until Till Is our giiedon nnd prize. )''or this Is the dream Hint 1'ranklln ' dreamed Ah he worked on his sllkei kite. And this is the vision that spurred Ihem on. Morse and Hell nnd Kdlsnn. These are gic volt-en Millcolll hoard js ne-tlililietl nis) tolled through the night: O O X Y Q. sir. flliitu will tnlk at on "Tho Making of (line." lleiltime morles at 7 1 SI. by nfttlo IMIss Hophln Mct'tie. i)ur Flag nnd Our Country at 1:1 K, by tlip lleverentl A. ll.irnnl.' All Hour of .In nit ut 9 1. SI. the . V ti liuarrt.' !''"" ' IKunsui City Slur.), 1 RippiingRhijmos ty wait r-Taron ft - MO ml I 1 MORE BOOKS I AM reading, always reading, books the critics recommend, and my stricken heart is bleeding, and niv wcarv croans ascend. 1 was reared on Kemle and Dickons, Thackeray and kindred scribes, and my jaded spirit sickens at the modern writing tribes. They arc often hold anil clever, and they often give a jolt, and they try to spring forever some rebellion or revolt. Hut their characters are crazy, ami their themes are often rough, and their dialogues are hazy with the propaganda stuff. Head "Tho Shiftless Ones" and shiver in your quiet ingleiiook, uhile the critics still deliver ringing tributes to this book. It's a tale of silly pikers living out their lives in vain; soldiers, exiles, loafers, strikers, saying, doing nothing sane. No one's world tho sinokelces pwdT that would blow him off Ihe iimp; no 0141? earns his bed und chowder, none has any vim or snap. So from phiec to place they dawdle, side-show freaks without disguise, sponging griji and -talking twaddle, laughing 1 their useless lies. OncOlinrns off bis Jhiskers daily, saying that it beats 11 shave; this is humor greet, it gaily! it should melt the stern jim. vfrii' So the story goes on drugging like 11 lai eat , tjgOload.s. It is silly, but reviewers loud the nuthor's !('w with buys, while they fish among the sewers for some tdhcr huokspjo praise. nut lllgn ijclinol Children to Jazz the '(.Mrs. ;. J. M.) pnysicai innning as tney generally do. I Answer M. Told ought to confer with football nnd nil that rah-rah with t'ousln lien nlwnii tl...f ir v.,., stuff .and the professional '"coach" enjoy It, the five or six miles In evil. Physical education is still Just one dno ! nnl too r.. i.noi. farce In most public high schools The ideal health making dose of ..wl nnywny. Hut In the colleges, nt least gen on -the hoot is two miles three In the beder collr-ges. they have been times a day for persons who enn nf- serinusly ..driving to give a smattering ford AO minutes for it, morning noon of physical education to nil students nnd night. Timely Views on World Topics ft)R.- Locarno Pact Shows It's Time for U. S. to Join World Court, Senator Says. "Cnpleasnatly significant is tho re ported attitude of thoso diplomats who Imagine thnt the Locarno com pact can be used ns the basis of an kiiropt-an coalition unfriendly to tho United States," said Senator Geo. Wharton Pepper of Pennsylvania in an Interview. "Having, borrow ed our money, kill ed our sons and turned tho world iipsido down, they are now making the additional blunder of trying to Irritate l'resi dent Coolldgo and force, the. hand of the Unite! Slates line nt the ways In which we can provo that our head Is stenilv and that we'ro not n bit disturbed by lies is ny snowiiiir our readiness to sup. port nnd sustain the permanent court ot international Justice, "The conception of such a court la nn American conception. We have learned to place supremo trust In our courts and nn the whole tho trust hus not ticen mlsplnccd. "Wh have learned that our courts nro nt their best When they nre inde pendent nnd when tlie Judges nro un embarrassed by political pressure. We want the Ihternntlnnnl court to ho ns much as possible like our own supreme court In this respect: nnd. or course, we do not wnnt to get mixed up with tho I en gun or nations as the price of adherence to tho court. "Tho dirference between the securi ties pact sUnpil at Itoenrno and the 'socalled security clauses' of flip covenant of tho ltgtie of nations Is 11 iiijfcihlo oitv." the senator observed. "The liOrarnn ttgrocmcht merelr put into the form ot n tronlv the things which would Inevitably hive happened ir (hero were no treaty," the jsenntur said. i I la Guaranty for Value. "The Locarno guaranty l not an accommodation, but a gunrnnty for vans', the covenant of Ihe len.mio, on the I other hand, attempts by prior I'OU controversies all the members of the league, whether -they have an direct relation to the dispute or not, and also sets tip machinery for determining In ndvance on which side they shall be drawn In. "The Locarno agreement is based on the bedrock of sell'-lnterest. The league covenant Is built upon the tnls titkeil Idea that strong nations con be found In advnnce to take the sides assigned to them in a future lineup. "The Locarno agreement will cer tnlnly help ; to qutet tho nerves of over-strained France. It may do more held prisoners by the Insurgents In tho 1 nuipplnes for more than ten months, QMMKi '''' Poems That Live MISIC, WHBX SOFT VOICES 1)113 It's In Hi' trlriln' trnnsnctloiw o' llfo Hint c tip ourselves off. Next eaV , F, '."'. ,, "" ? I f ..V."1"' " somelH-tly gits tl.rm.gl, of self, nteresrehs,,." .1, 7. I '. " ",0r.". WC ",r",' """. !,, , r ,,. " """"'St iiiiiir is glvli,' "V, v -. v. v. a. HO OlfillUlUl UrB. Who's Who MnJ. Gen. Itntierl L. llowze. -The second officer recently ap pointed a member of the board to act ns a court martial In tlie case of Col onel William Mitchell Is MaJ. Oen. Uobert lj. Ilowze, now commanding the Fifth corps nt Columbus. Horn In Husk county, Texas, Aug.- 22, 1H64, he attended U. s. Mil itary Academy and wns graduated In 1KSS. He nlso holds nn A. II. de gree from llubi bard. Texns. The general has seen svrvlro In K11. rnpe, Mexico nnd the i'hllllltilnea nwot-N v.rJWt. While In k'runre - . he wns awarded the D. S. U. (U. S.) Croix tie Ouerro with pnlm ami made an Officer of tfie Legion of Honor. While commanding n snunilrnn of cavalry in Mexico under (lenernl Ptr shlng. h) rendered distinguished ser vice. , In ISO! Oenernl llnu-n -.. oil the fongrestioniil Medal of IlonorT ror gallantry in remii.ing niis. v. t Slonx Indians in South Dakota, Jan. 1, itfl." After commanding a division In the nrmy of occupation on the r.hlne he returned to this country nnd wns dp. tnlled to service on the M,.l.-,,i. i,.,r. dpr. O MnJ. flpn. ttowip wns nlso In as,nil altuicDt to -iDg Into all future manJ ot " dcudimcut which Tc yonr seat up all lb' way I' a lady nn' sta.iilin' f I'lorldy. (Copyright John F. DiUc Co.) DJTE TR HrlSEST HERMAN Music, when soft voices die, Vibrntes in the memory Odors, when Bweet vloiets sicken'. Live within tho senso they quicken.' Rose-leaves, when the rose is dead, Are heaped for tho beloved's bed; And so thy thoughts, when thou art gone. Love Itself shall slumber on. Percy Ilysshu Shelley. 'Children's Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle Vie.!... 91 . Jegltt. H nn,nV the antinarian, ul H.a'lo en custom in Ire land. When the young: women uld know whether their loverj are faithful they name nuta and place them upon the bars of the fj lf one crwks or Jumps, Uie lover w,l prove unfaithful; if btJf "L" t0.bl,"Je ?r bur" he has a "w ior ner and. if th r.u.n.rhH .ftrr the-girland her lover burn together, they will urely be married! , rwtsM. ei7 .,, ' O Ol Cook with ua. 4lh, Running Across. Word 1. What made Aladdin's fortune in the Arabian Night's tale? Word 4. A country in Asia. Word 6. A barnyard fowl. Plural. Running Down. Word 1. A fastening for n door, usually operated by a key. Word 2. The American battle-' ship that was . sunk in Havana harbor, causing; the Spanish Amer ican war. ; Word 3. A quantity of matter that sticks together. Also nn eastern state. Abbreviation. i V . YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE ANSWERED