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FHTV FOTTH' rEDFOT?T) yrm; tktbltste, rEDFOPtD, orfoot, 'j'HL'Rsr:T, hphttj 5, ms. '1 1 i (I -j Inn-., m;i,.:i if-, I' ' UEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE r ; t Dttly, Sunday, Wetkly Fubltahed bT the MRDFUUU PHLNTINU 00. M-tM0 N. rir HI. PhoM Tl HUBERT W. RUHL, Editor 0. HUM ITER SMITH. Mntgf Ad Independent Newspaper Entered is cond-cTtf ffttttr it Med lard, OrfOD, under Act of Murcfa 8, 1U79. SUBSCRIPTION HATES 0 Mall In Advunce; Dily, with Himday, year fT.60 Dally, with Numluy, moitUi ...... , .76 Stilly, wittiout Huuday, y-ar 6.60 taily. without Huiiday, moitUi 6 Weekly 11 ail Tribune, one year.... I-OO Bunday, out year t.OO By Carrier, in Adrance In Uedford, Aab Und, Jacksonville, 0ntral Point, Phocots Taltnt, Gold 11 ill -nd ou Highways: Dally, with Sunday. mouth 9 .76 Bally, without Huitday, mouth 06 Daily, without Sunday, one year.,, 7-00 Daily, with Bunday, one year 6.00 Ah tenne. caab iu advance. MEUHKB OP TUK ASSOCIATED PUES8 UtCfiring Pull Leaned Wire Service Only pipr In city or county receiving sewi by tefi-irrapb. The Associated Press Is eilualvely en- tldul tn O. umm f.ir rnnhlif t kin at all newe diupatobea credited to it or otherwise I credited In Uits paper, ana also M ius Jocai oewa publialied herein. All rlglitt for rt-publ lost Ion of special dla patches herein art also rewired. Sworn dally average cfiematlon for ill ontha endii.g Oct. 1, 1027, 4402, (present circulation 4SH6). Official paper of the City of Uedford. Official paper of Jackson County. rinse Tteoi M. 0. UUOKNSKN ft CdMI'ANT Office In New York, Cblcogo, Oefrolt, San Fraacisoo, Lot Angeles, tieatUe, A'irt- Ye Smudge Pot Bj Arthur Perry The bankH of Oregon arc report 01 In A I condition. Onc upon a Minn there wiih a !'Hrlh hand automobile Ihnt wiih In 113 eondl tion. We have grown tired of Hie piffling manner In which the weatherman 1 handling the weal her, ami will guarantee to have mime minHhine mi tup In time fur Kunday, and probably Hooner. The Nix readein of thin col., and Kd (iui'o, will rneuU tliat IuhI year we wearied of the meicoiologlrnl iiotiHenne, and produced a pei-feet day, which waa enjoyed hy all. We do nut like to uurp the function of another lnan'rt nfflce. hut it Ik timo to call a halt, and we have mi id "Whoa!" YE rNfO.NSCKH'S KNOCK (SI- Kxainliicr) 11KAI.TH institute, I tattle f'rcelc treat men: h; laiK" piae tie; niUMt Hell on account of 111 health; located in Hay City; only one in county; Hell or trade for tdear properly. Jtox 3 1S77S. J1I11 Altlten. the plumber, U limping from the last time a horse threw the I'rlnce of WaleH. A number of the f lnlnlievlklH have Hwapped hoy frlendH. A week from tomorrow, iimIchh J'rovldetico or the (Juvernur Inler veut'H, two men will hntm by the neck until itead. In the death house of the Mate prison. Tim barbarity enables society to collect a debt owed by the doomed, which could be paid In full by life imprison ment. Tim Rtound Is now too wet to plow. When I bis condition does not prevail it in too dry to plow. WHY AllMKMA UIIIIPS NTAUV!N; Mr. Howard of Nebraska. Mr. Speaker, I think the Keutlemtm from New York (Mr. l-'isb ) and Home of the others need ti little bit of persuasion, and 1 am K'diiR to Hive some of It. 1 know that It docH not place a white man in n happy attitude to bo apparently objecting tn an act of justice hi behalf of an nllcKctl charitable or Kanlzfition. However, M r. speaker, I made some little study of this alU'Ked charitable orKimlantiuii. Many thneB when it camo into my own country in the personality of ilH traveling officii! Ih they lived at my own home hotel, which Is said to be the model modern small town hotel of the world, My wile and I live there, and we became acquainted with these peripatetic traveler. In the interest of this institution. Helm; chairman or a whole flock of Hed Cross commit tees my wif naturally went out to help them make a drive for funds. 1 recall one day particu larly when that wonderful wife of mine lost every" bit of admit-nthm nhe had for this alleged charitable outfit. She had walked fur two weeks about the city helping those folks make their drive anions our home people to feather funds for this great charity. Severn 1 women und two or three Ki'iitlemcn had been ealinp thick beefsteaks at our hotel, while my wife and I were cutim? thin ones. "Wo paid for ourselven, and these charily people paid Tor their with relief money contributed by my townspeople. The time came for (hose folkN to k to the train. The station was but a block and n half nway. My wife said to nne of the ladles. "I will walk down to the depot with you." Tltej lady replied, "No; we, will call a cab; we ran not walk." Then my wife said, "I have walked about 4"1 blocks here In town In the last two weeks uikIiik my people to provide fuds for the Near Kast drive, and niiw we discover that you people repre HeiithiR that institution want to take thlft money, the charity money that 1 helped to, raise, ami throw It nway." THOHCM CONSTANTINO, Staf fordshire, KnKland, April 5. ?) The Trince of Wales keit his seat but only finished third while rtd Iiik his hoi hc, Miss (Iris, in a 3l) mile race today nt Atherstone. The race was n point -to-polnt affair and was won by J. Ayiutey wi Captain Kiclden neconri. WASH I NHTON, April R. (Al Iemocratlr members of the senate finance committee decided to fiKht for a $. 100. nnft. oaft tag rut $100,000,000 more than proposed by Secretary Mellon -at n meeting held Into today after the commit tee hud begun work on the bill. QUILL Americanism: "Ho linm; Correct this sentenee: "I when I see a fat woman I never The Presidential !eet among Coiifrresffliien, is much like pyorrhoea. Four out of five have it. Financial note: Stocks tin ber of suckers pet aboard n bull movement. Some wives still have a little money of their own, and some thought their husbands better (nullified to handle it. Temper: Heat, penerated by friction when an epo rubs apainst somethiiip it can lick. Dauphter thinks she isn't a success unless the boy who wants a date must make reservations a week ahead. There are two kinds of praiiuates: Those who continue to I think OOllofri; t lie pmtlCKt thill to SOfiK'l hill. . Dart hn hnen'tmiinr tl.,. ,., UiUl NllS (Hen lisillji llir (ill hilt till kids will soon ho homo Them wcro larjro families in take a specialist, two nurses and Amt'iiennism: Dcmkhiikhiik t. re think up some Kftft; f;ialt. , JT , iSoillh Carolina lias II comnry result of printing a good paper rich widow. Another ttiiup; needed for the job of turninp; the rascals out is a non-partisan definition of "rascality. " The ideal of pacifists seems everybody hut not bi; enough The ntft! of discretion is that, at which you bein to realize that the weeping done at a weddinp; doesn't always express sympathy for the bride. "We know an umpire who spent the winter limit in fr, and it isn't at all probable his blindness is up to mid-season form. A hick (own is a place where dress so well if Jim would pay Perhaps Maryland was afraid Sinclair horses would leave the straight and narrow path and lead the others astray. liickard isn't worrying about a knock-down-mul-drag-mit opponent for Tunney, What be wants is mi opponent who can drag 'em in. The objection to marrying a Maharajah of Tndore is that the collection of wives is tlie chief Indore sport. Hint to statesmen: A man he is most loyal to crooks. Careful! Let's not build more battleships than our harbors could hide from submarines in ease of war. Koekefeller coal interests complete the system. If people aren't out burning gas, they're at home burbling coal. It'se easy to say: "Turn the rascals out." Hut who will define rascality, nnd just where will you draw tlie line? i "Only the Utile man is cocksure." man on t(ie witness stand always savs: Specialists who think modern have heard the old-fasliioned kid The trouble isn't too much power. The horses under the hood wouldn't matter if it wasn't for the asses under the wheel. Whatever -''constructive statesmanship" may be, it doesn't consist wholly in crying: "Hurrah for righteousness." So many authors seem to think a man can go the rest of the way on his reputation after he gets to first base. There's always a bright side. other big business men, the more The first game is near, and we has the order for snow checks. THE NEBBS What JOOORS IT FUMT ,vv(VW GOiiC. TO TtXKE A JOB WITH VUL STO.TE AND VOO'vC oot TO GET (VJOTMEO CLErtv Mt& TCSTlMOsJV IS, At, ION 1WE 6TttrlO I Moyr or the 1 COMVikJClNJCi i tr a, D&.V tVNO MUST &.VBOBb M AT THRCE IM TME I& KMDkJiikif'. i AOOAtT HC j DsDM'T DO j bO MUCH X Good POINTS let's fro somewhere." - know I'm fiit," said she, "but wonder if I look like thu." down whenever a sufficient num in lift! Illld those Who amount inn numb nnrl walhin., ton litlln loo mm ll ami WlllklllJ,' too lllllt, from school. the old days hfransc! it didn't ir'TiVl to add a unit. rich (-rooks wishing you could 1 s, . (MlUOr Who IS Well flXOd as a for ten yrars and inariyin to hc a navy big enough to scare to lick anybody. everybody knows Jane couldn't bis debts. is least loyal in bis party when That's a fact. " f don't know." A big life bard ou the nerves shouh doing bis lessons on a slate. The more the public sees of it thinks of olm 1). Jr. hope some enterprising printer Will the Morrow Bring? SfFUCM THE VMORESSlOJkJ- I F EEL tufT MR. FUN? ,tT f FLINT 6CEMEOTO GtVETME :TVS H-JMOCENT AMD tWCxT LOO4S LIKE HES ME. IS TRVikjG BC MOWE.ST - faEEMS TWCvT ONJCE GO WROM6 E-VEfTV- Ab IS. GOV S RLIOr SODY V VoJILLICi TO n. i..,rr im irvl vid kCEP NOO THCvT WA.V. s y v l Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D. Signed letters pertaininf to personal health and Ijrgienr, no to dhease diagnosis or treatment, vill be aHMVered by Ir. Brady ff a alaiitp!, t!f-ad'lr"eJ envelope is enHosed. better should h brief and written In Ink. Owing to the large number at letters re ceived, only a few can I urawered litre. No reply (an le made to queries not conform' ing to instruction. Addreas Or. William Brady, in cars of this newspaper. mi:xt.i, It seems well to emphasize one , black or dark brown when min or two of the cuuseH of, feeble : UkIiI nets on It. I cannot kuk mindedneHK mentioned in a, pre-; Beat hair dyes, though some dye- tive with epilepsy, hysteria, aho- notism, arug habit and insanity, dye myself, though lend is poison ho far as heredity may be con- os. One may safelv use real cerned. The saying is Hint there'B no ninny proprietary cosmetics pur fool like an old fool, but like : nortintr to be henna con'ain added many old Hayings this one Ih not fool has it over the old one when I harmless. ' Some hnir dyes or i!t cm,u'H to question of mar- j "color restorers" contain para- . ''"e. Tlie young fool likes to j phenylendlnmine, which is a iUllnk 'VG 'K ,',,nl aml a" ht:ttiiek dye hut very poisonous and lHOrt of romantlc hooey. A moron.; should never be used on the hair. !a Pvfty intelligent reader knows, ; If your barber or hnir dresser is ,M 1,1 "''"It with a child's mind one of established reputntion, you i,no,lt,il taiiaelty of a normal child Van trust him or her not to use I from S to U years of age. of dangerouH nostrums to dve your. tne :to,on,ooo or perhaps 40.- 000.000 morons in America,, the; j great majority are good, useful '"V '-iends, faithful i8rvnn,M- industrioiiH workers, honest parents, brave soldiers, per- haps great musicians or nrtists. f coursn Home morons believe all they read in the papers about morons, rr probably a million give much medical advice. J)r. or so just make the eight-year j Williams' "Personal llygiety Ap mentallty grade and no more. ' plied." published by W. 1!. Saun Amnteur and professional sorl-idcrs company, is the best health olugihlH have analyzed and ex-! book 1 can suggest, though it Plained the phenomenon called j doesn't purport to be a family the flapper, so that no one can doctor book. ttoth of these au understand. My conception of the triors have a lot to unlearn about flapper is that whe grades around I what they complacently, call iu years oi age mentally, that is, the a verage. A n v wa v. we n 1 1 know that many female morons in tlieir 'teens aro beautiful but dumb, as the vermicular has ft beautiful enough to attract the predatory male of the species, wbojall times full of bacteria. Dr. iih no compassion lor her at all, only passion. Sometimes it pens that she attracts the ro-1 mantle young man who takes the poetic idea of love rathur scri- ously and marries the beautiful moron in haste. I do not say ho will necessarily repent at leisure or at all. Dumb Dora may turn out un ideal wife and a perfect mother. Hut then again she may not. . .. v......, . iu KifUL ioiiioserve a place in tne nome any but a young fool to take. Of course we might state this Tuiiiiu- pro i) e iu mo oiner way around, the remind the young woman of the great chance she takes in marrying n man with the taint of degeneracy in him, but after all, leap year preroga tives are rarely exercised. IT your sweetie's old man Is half Jingled or wholly Housed now and again, or an aunt has dread ful "nervous spells" or a brother throws fits, think it over. .Mar ried life is happy enough when everything is normal. of course I we can't be too fanatical about the family pedigree, for if wo were the institution of marriage wouiti soon lapse, for want of un tainted material. There are rot ten streaks In n earl y every fajnily. The best we can do is to pick out a wholesome, sound place to make the graft. J low do we determine whether an individual is an Idiot (mental! age not over 2 years), an imbecile; (mental age ;j to 7 years inclu sive), or a moron (mental age S to 12 years inclusive)? Hy mens-; urement of the intelligence withj the liinet-Simon scale. The Hinel-! Simon and similar Intelligence) tests are based on knowledge ot what the average child of n given age can do. For Instance, a 7-year-old child can count 13 pen nies. t recognize red. blue, green, i mi-thinK surl, ,. a mouth pi nnso. n,ul .so ou. A normal ,1.11.1 i of 1 1 recognizes the absurdity in n story containing an obvious one, correctly repeats six figures, and so on. Oil :sTIOS AND ANSWF.KS Hair Dyes T wish to know of , which; ft is claimed restores the original J natural color to gray or faded , hear, cixilains anything injurious J to heaJth. H. W. U.) i Answer. ot course such claims fraudulent, for the original natural color cannot be restored to the hair. The last analysis of this particular nostrum indicated that it is virtually a lunar caustic (silver nitrate) solution. Silver nitrate stains or dyes hair or skin GO 7 vmto court cmo MfxtJD TO BOT if VMUEM VDU TZLLTWE TO.V i i ftSOOT VOOR 0AU6KTEO IT'6 NOoa OMLY CweJlCE AMD &WEU JFOR6: VOU 35' C di:kich:c'V oeaing t a l k. j are narmiesn. 1 advice you to JU-aders who are leave Hie dyeing of the hair to following this; your barber or hair dresser. Aside outline of hy- from the trifling irritation of the Kiene will re-jKcnlp, silver nitrate is harmless member t h a t' enough, if the effect is cos feeble rn 1 n ded- metically satisfactory. Many ul ness( Idiocy, im-. leged hair color "restorers" of bed lit y, moron -1 course they are merely dyes lty) is more or depend on lead acetate (sugar of lews interchange-, lead) for their black dye effect, able or altei na- I should not hesitate to una a lead acetate anud sulphur hair henna for rtveinn- th hnir hut Ingredients, HUch ns copper nnd hair. Tim Human Itortv I I'lease recotnmend a good fam- ' iiy do.tor book (ho railed) withj name of publisher. ( O. J. M.) ! j An.swetv I know of none. Ur. j I Clendeninu's "The Human itndv ." ! ' published bv Alfred A. Knopf. lis a fine book, though It doesn't --eouis, out it tney waicii my, smoke maybe they'll learn it be- fore they get out new editions. Kor instnnro. Dr. (ilendening, explaining respiratory Infections. I calmly asserts that the air is at filendening is full of baloney hap-;)0ut that. Dr. Williams, usually accurate In scientific matter., j harks back to the Victorian era to parrotize the quaint notion tmn wet fcPt or chilling of the ltcxlv may "lower resistance." Aside from this point, upon kvhleh 1 nm probahlv a bit techy, ! j ,.Iin't find anything In either j ook to quarrel over. Doth books I library r-,)yrikht John F. Dille Co.) .Judge I'usey is Mowly ivcovcrin' i mva fltur 'j vie- is msm ymsi i "1 USN'YW . I v W til . ! 1 M ; from Hi' evidence offered in th',"1"'" made away with the goods. HlKltleggei- Ike Ijll k case. Anl,.l Tl'e kerchiefs were valued nt S1JS. - M"IK - ' "IIV l J- "y "'"'r ""vl"' "l,,y nmr- nri nvo mourn. iit iiiiimoa inr M'H'HlJMHd MlOrilCl lUK-f-i, till III' took ill seven elevtrie toasters. Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One) skim the cream from I'nele Sam's , financial milk pan. I ,,v m,.l, ...ill . r,,lv enn.l f. New York corner be worth ffty , years hence? - The Itev. nr. Straton says an an-1 gel saved his wife's life by snatch- V OH I CAN'T DO V X THAT NOT YLT . I bHE CAM I MtLKll l I l r a . i- rr i-r- ll y X' ' - 1 I I S X Ml II If- I - I I 1 X . I I I 1 ff . JL1 1 ' Rippling Rhymes (By Wall MmokI' PrXIKHMENT The' criminal sat in the jail, a picture of despair, ami now and then he heaved a wail, again he tore hirt hair. "He haa been wearing' cheerful grins," the sad-eyed (turnkey tiaid, "but now his punishment begins, to last until he's dead. It was indeed a horrid crime for which they brought him here; at first he had a pleasant time, and Hiuiled from ear to ear. His name was: blazoned large in print, with an atrocious tale, und all the people here would sprint to see tlie fiend in jail. He had the shoddy sort of fame that egotists enjoy; the land resounded with the name of this wolf-hearted boy. Then he was happy In his cell, he did not rend his hair, and all the world seemed pawsing well, nnd right side up with care. Hut other men committed crimes as vicious as his own, on many days, in many climes, the law was over thro w n. Some new assassin d ra ws the crow d as he g oes forth to slay; oblivion must then enshroud the orime of yester day. This criminal is now alone. In solitude he hates; no large bouquets are at him thrown by sentimental skates. The flap pers do not come to gloat about his dungeon drear, Hh; journals will no more devote their space to his career. He gloried in the punk renown the monster some tfmes wins; but now he's sick and broken down, hi.- punish ment begins. The weary years will crease his brow, and frost his auburn hairs, and it is pun ishment enow, to know that no one cares." lug onen the door of an automobile jn OI) accident. ' Nobodv run deny that statement, The Uthle tfillfi .of miracles more woiuterhil and of angels fient on special errands. j Hut somo will wonder why the angels miss so many opportunities to do the 8amo thing lor humble wives and their children burnt alive in tenement houses, or for work men caught and ground up In ma chinery. Possibly Dr. Straton could im perss on some of the angels the fact that "playing favorites" is con sidered unsportsmanlike in 1928. Nicholas Longworth, who might lie nominated by the Republicans, asks Senator liorah, in substance: "Why don't you ask candidates how much THKV drink, instead or askins them what they think nbout drinking?" Air. LonRworth says he has never known a public man to refuse a drink. That is only slight exaggeration. The youthful Halph Pulitzer, Jr., and V. Seward Webb, 3D. drove their automobiles in friendly com petition 752 miles in one day, from Kiugstree, South Carolina, to Man haesct, Ioiik Island. How fast will men go in future, on perfect roads with no crossroads? And how slow 752 miles a day will seem when men fly GOO miles an hour. i ou are less surprised at the foolishness of men .who bet on what they don't understand when you read about Frederick Crelko vich's money box. He filled a box witli $1 notes, turned a crank, opened the box and showed the $1 notes changed into $20 notes. C'ret kovitch, who sold a good many of the boxes, must go to jail now. - PEXDLHTOX, Ore.. April 5. (ft VArM dozen large silk roundup hnndkiM-fhiffH were stolon yester day afternoon from a local sport ing goods store by a trio of men who entered the store to buy caps. While two tried on headgear the TUOCC HMVC Unth BlHI w TO LOSE FAT j ; One is starvation, one abnormal exer , cise. The other i3 embodied inMarmola i prescription tablets. The Marmoia way ! is based on modern research. It has been ! used for 20 ycar3 millions of boxes of it. ine results are seen ra almost every circle, in new beauty, new health and vitality. A book in each box of Marmola gives the complete formula, also the reasons lis. users know just howandwhy : ' changes come about, and why they are beneficial. Learn the facts. Try the tcicntific help which has done so much I for so many, and watch what it does for you. S.-art tod.iy by asking your druggist tor a ?1 box of Marmola. I SuPPOiE IF YOOE CONViCTEO amO' ENT TO PRISON) FO THIS oOiNJG TO tNCOTAbC VOUO QE.tPCT PonVOO. VOU'RC COORT TOOKOW a.md TELL THAT STOdV ' AND DR.CP PLEMTV TEAC14 -That vajili. HAC TO CiO witm'it - TAwJE.?, LOTS Or COiJvimGwiG wuEM rOtS WAK1T TO GETLIEVE. BAD. VOTERS ROUND-UP, BY WOMEN'S CLUB HIT BY Hlli . AVASIUXOTON, Apr. 5. W Opposing the "brass band" method of getting the people' to the polls,; John. Hays Hammond today pro-! posed to the National Civic fed-; eratlon that joint committees on active citizenship be organized Inj r.00 leading cities of the country to show the eligibles the way to the ballot box and to hold educa tional forums during the political campaigns to discuss issues. The C.eneral Federation of Wom en's clubs was said to have agreed to aid in formation of local for umc. Declaring there are 62, 000,000 citizens eligible to vote in the next November elections. Mr. Hammond said he hoped the com mittee drive would lead at least 60 or 75 per cent to exercise their franchise" as against the 00 per cent who voted in the last election. He questioned the wisdom of "doubling a vote which takes so little interest in political affairs I V T "V 7oon T V ! ened and bribed Into going to the I noils, nmnv HimnniioniK dehirinL' 1 j that 'voting Ih a waste of time. Ins both parties stand for the same I ting, and both nre equally cor rupt. " l . . F or Gentlemen of Good Taste All smokers know of the popu-l lar San Felice cigar, and many smoke them. They are "for gen tTemen of good taste," are recog-' nized as high quality goods nnd, come In two sizes to meet the de sire of smokers and the price they want to pay. This popular brand has been made since IH'84 . by. the Deisel Wemmer company and can be had at most all dealers. The Aledford Tobacco company Is the distributor for southern Oregon. The advertising campaign -for, the popular San Felice will be in! the Mail Tribune exclusively , in Medford, as it has been In the past. LONDON. Apr. 6. W) Premier IJnldwin announced in the house of commons today that all restriction's on the export of rubber from Hrlt ish Malaya and Ceylon would be removed November 1, 192S, The existing restriction scheme, known i as the Stevenson plan under which the proportion of rubber permit ted to be exported at a minimuTi rate of duty varied with the price of crude rubber, will be continued unaltered in the meantime. RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION A Rattle Creek physician says. "Constipation is responsible for more misery thttn any other cause." Hut immediate relief has been found. A tablet called Kexull Or derlies has been discovered. This tern into the lazy, dry, evacuating bowel called the colon. The water-i loosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, natural movement without forming a habit or ever increasing the dose. Stop suffering from constipation. Chew a Kexall Ordeiiie at night. Next day bright, (iet 2-i for 2 Tic today at the nearest Kexall Drug Store. Political Announcements FOR MIKKIFF I am a candidate lor the repub lican nomination for sheriff, pri mary May 18. CHAS. D. STACY. Way 17. I am a candidate for republican nomination for Sheriff .at the May primaries. 1 have had exper.ncf in both tax nnd criminal depart .ments and promise efficient and economical service. GKO. B. ALDKX. May 17. COL'NTY CLKItK I am a candidate lor republican nomination for county clerk; prom ising personal attention, economy and courtesy. O. R. CARTER, May 17. Talent COVXTY COMM1SSIOXKR T am a candidate for re-nomina. tlon on the republican ticket for County Commissioner. If nomi nated and elected I will continue to do my best to give the people an economical business adminis tration. VICTOR JJUKSHLL. May 17 By SOL HESS WILL ROCNEY aiNT TELL THE, Stocy or CRr - C T, OaoGHTEQ'S GKN6 INTOi Mli DAU6HTE0J YOU'RE. THE HEtkO WAtTR.E,S -IN COURT TOtOCJRow Gn& Pains 4J Get Quick Relief V Put stoo to disagreeable Ra pa:nt rnd belching by using Chrr.iertin, Tablets. Tbey quickly end the disturtisnce by help in your stcmarh get back to normal. Pleas ant, easy to take. Correct t)i!iousneej. ir. digestion sad constipation. Faty r.d 25 eent pocket sixes t druggists. For free sample, write Chamberlain Mcdioac Co., 508 6th Ave., Des Moines, Iowa. CHAMBERLAIN'S JTABLETS u"tJ?wr Office Supplies When you need office supplies, think of "Ynur Offie Bov." Offie Stationery & Supply Co.' Across ' from RialtO. Phone 52. BO E3 M U Q U EE WHKN YOU WANT LUMBER n CAIiTj TROWBRIDGE IjUMUKU YARD I Q jJH ES H wm mm mm :no vacation can compare with the "house party days" in Ellwand, Belgium, Holland, Germany, and France on the Art Crafts Guild Standard (All expenses Sailings in Mav, .lime. July, August, September; cross on a pant Canadian Pa cilic liner down the St. Lawrence u-uler-bauh-urj route. J3S5 and up. 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