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Bj Arthur Ptrry
ft Im uriMM J to h"lfj Jt hoK'
aJll, coniett in Ihte art, at
no 1 lata nt dttt-. an 4 th ii.a in a
. Jarn-i-'J;jrd. Knlranii nhouJl
warriM, hvwrvr, aaiiiKt a
rltlf ctntvUUjT . Yitiu Mi aff t-
noun all-U a bo on fiiJI 'ior-
ranch, and th nvxt mornini; tht-
J Aii'lfat Uowwi up for
TJIK 1TTIMTV OK HI-AT
0fMOp"lllllM
A great executive nays the
only worthy idea he ever nal-vagf-d
out of a year of daily
conferences carne from a man
who never offered a woid but
mailed him a UKK'Htlvi that
saved the organization from
bankruptcy.
Voters of Illinois yesterday re
gained their afiity, and deflated
u fourflUMhlng windbag, and
har-d a hypocrite to the limber.
There is now u chance that thr
urouKed ('hP-ago citizenry will do
something ubut their he II raising
foreign population, who hav bet-n
running wild with deadly weapons,
under the gem-i jilslilp of Antonio's
and Hoi's, and llyrnie'n. V.'Im n
there is u crime of any conse
quence, up bol a gerit front l-itln-Kui'oe.
l"or instance, "f ihttnond
Joe" l'x posit o." Aliens should le
handpb-ked and tested for cursed
news, lii'fnre being ullowed lo ro.tm
end ruiigf the hind. I'eople from
ol her lands beha vc. ne never
leiids of "Opal ON-" Ob-son,
"Crooked None" rtukl, or "Two
Jjoinb ' Ah King.
Not hi ng Iium ixen heaid from
the eminent cry-baby of Oicgou
politics for some time. He In
about due to Insue u Htateincnt,
that 'he women candhhites are the
finest bunch of men who ever ran
for office In ibis suite.
The flhing seahon opens Hun
day, on and after wbh h It will be
legal to catch a trout. If you can.
II In quaintly called the "fMiing
Industry," uud ptomlsi s to make
lie.-ivy Inroads in the louflng Indus
try. "II K WHO WAITS"
This ctvl fixation bus much (o
boaitt of perhaps -at leant It do-
b'jHMt of a good deal but it lias
riot It lug at all to offer 1 be man
who wiiIlM the inn ii who h.iH kept
his appolmmeiit to the minute but
tutu to wait In tin outer office of
the man who husti'l kept his. To
such waiter civilization and all Itn
work seem a total failure They
h.iVe liiiide tio pi ovihlrm for hi 111.
bey hiive lui'-d him through Ik
cultlviillon of a soil, j M'nm Into a
room v It If It biiK no attraction for
Miim, where there Im nothing for
him to do but state at tin- wtill and
wlili h he dare not leave for fetn of
loHlllg hltt lIplHitlltlllellt.
We have tiui'le ll rough calcula
tion from which it iippi-am that In
the tin:- we have spent under
Ut h eh cumMariei-n vw eould, hail
It been usefully employed, have
'learned three ileml nod four living
languages. j-or the eomihtHHiun
Of no crime that we rati now i era 1 1
we have been I nun in ed til dm k
iiihI frowzy roohiK of deudly apei (
cintalntng i(osa itonhein n lunxn i
ami a hiding steam radlatM. flir- it
Ihm IikI, all told. iipi'i oxlnatliiK
Mill' months-- thi iiveiage ..-n-tenre
llllponed foe flrr-t iletfier
murder in ( 'hh ago
We aie not one w ho has any
coliNtllutlonal pl.jiM'tlun to waiting
per se. We rather enjoy if ,it
lime an giving uppoi-tunity f,,i ie
! flection; we have ahvavN t' Kie(jd
that niont of the t hi men f ba e
f done throughout u long life have
' been done w jt bout ref leetion. a
'clrtumstiilice that miutit hae bren
' uiifortuiiatK In Its i exults ext opt
for the happy coim-ldeipe tlltt
everybody else also acts u it hmit
ref lection. Thut fact has evened
jtblngs U,
I Hut while we are willing to
wait, w hen necrsHnry, w e have ri
jileclded objection to watting in tlo
places that til commonly pioviile.i
(for waiters by persons who know
In advance that they hiv not going
An keep their appointments Tin-
)whol' theory of so-called outer i.r
f Ices or i ei'eptfon rooms Is laird
ion humiiii duplicity thft man who
uovldes them knows he's not k
lug to se- you when hr says h
will, otherwise he wotlldn t iinlde
u place fur you to wall. Ills
'whole object Is to get oi III there.
That done he ran lake hli time
because he knows you won T date
go wny, and anyway nf in on
'liuvu waited a short time In thv
HurroundlngM he has provided your
mind falls and you haven't sense
enough o go hum). (Kansas City
tiiur.)
Editorial Correspondence
r.TKTEK'S BATTl.KFJKLU Mon
tana. Aijr:I. Tnat Jove cf idvn-
r irAKuime chett receive a mar
I iiififnt tick h-u one t !" the
! ') Of (.'UfU-I 111 ttt d4. Tht
(sr.! of rrjofc katTlefielo iu ihU
b rt J tjirTt"l bjr lij aavati'..rfc o!
T-i,!ii: I 'lAiiry 'jviliza'.wn that
r.m.ltotk, of It.- .
: ) f hi fJllfieuit. Not t he
(URtr vt JfM4. For in over half
U-dlly no cl:ur in thi. Mf'-tioc of
i MmiUu. Kii lor tit- Ui.'o.
j "I UJ I'.url.rton r,l.
f'A(J and ouf or two iinie fciar.-k
; witU.h f:iJJ 0(lJy ,,JC,-ej o-Jt b a
,.-t-y at jt wan ott f :f y years
aKO jare rUJIJW tliiK. a ?-w pa-
t-i tiat-i bolit- a iri'J)rjK riv-r.
(Jo(fr(J her and thtre iffi ri'iuipf,
of the r.ai uiM wt the
name a it a iiack in Ihe nii'idie
: late now for ie buffalo an 4 red
; Hieu who wandered over the ilaiim
t-arre.-ai least we rouid ee none
one decidrrs thin. i part of the
'country that the Ainerkan faravan
4 has paMK'd br and for-'-o('.en.
j Til- tn-vx of lh- hi h'-rr' fui-
tr f' ll rja a shaft vi hi' h i sur
rounded by an iron fnre. and near
hy cemetery with uinall head
wtornrn. a caretaV.er'ii lolpe. in
whi' h one may buy urio of the
battlefield, and jKt'.ardu Imi'jdinK
the MjjMy colored onen. ehowiru;
CuMer surrounded by the dead and
dying men and horse, hi hair
fllfte In th lr--z- arid two pistols
blazibK in hU handn.
The 'julde reiaten the well known
utory of tlii maftsarre but an elder
ly man up from Wyoming who has
made a ntudy of the early hintory
of ti in Kectlon adds wine interewt
im? detail" a follows:
"Hee that cliff orer th-re. on
the edce of the Little Hig Horn?
If (UHier had mad' hin t-tand th-r-,
his rear proteeteJ by the river, io
fJanV. by cliff and only a narrow ,
approach in front, he could have
held the Indian oif indefinitely,
certainly until rWn fore-mem ;i r
rlved. Hut he wasn't looking for,
a an advantageous battlefield. He!
vai looking for a fUsht. itching
for oiip, in fact. Ills only worry
wan that the Indians would em ape
him. He divided his forces, not for
an enveloping movement but to
scare up some redskins and get a
little action. Young, romantic, fear
lew, he told It no that morning lie
feared the Indians had too much
horse sense to put up a fight in
that sort of country. Hut all that
time he was being watched by In
dian m'oiiih and when he ''ot In
the moKt dinad vantaueous place
from I is Ktandpolnt on an exposed
hill with no cover and absolutely
no escape except by cutting his
way thiouuli. the overwhelming
force of reilMkins was on him. Can
ter was a III tie tori brave, a bit
too fearleHS that afternoon. If he
had been more cautious, more of a
QUILL
'i'liiiij liistorv of caluMct iiniiil)cr: Kail: tell; fallen.
Hull ! fn YviiMt other (Miimtiy would pcujik be m if tliey
Itnew they conhl t M'ape piinishiiii'itt ?
Of i-ourhc raw thinjfs help people reduce. I.ool; what a raw
ileal lius d"nc for the coal iiiiiicrs.
.Mental affliction acipiils many a criminal, hut it isn't al
wfivH the i-niitiiiiil's affliction.
Final proof that l-indy is n flawless kniL'ht is his withdrawal
in time lo let !ah have the front pau'c aL'ain.
Kvcry oip c in a while yon mt
inail hcciinsi' she can't sinj.' hasv
ll in'l crookedni'ss that makes nicii rich, son ; jt 's smartness.
And smart ones also pet rich honestly, without risking jail.
Moiiscclciiniiiir will hcoin in
will he parked in a new place,
The annual pric for opt imisni noes to the headline writer
! who said : " Aleuts clean up ( h
Americanism : I i'iiui tit I in personal liberty-, wishing you
; eouhl nialii' that fellow over there heliave us oil want him to.
Souli Carolina has appropriated money to advertise the claim
thai her edible products prevent goitre. If only Uurhank had
I'erfcrtcil Nome kind of plant to prevent foolishness. i
THE NEBBS The Story
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NOTTlMGoWOQTH
Or 3Dm6 ft CROOK
e wfto re fooled
v
I LIATTlHiwWflTU l
I .vc Map ml fooled
I y 7 ; ;
LT ill LI V r- ,,, I 'llllll I T I
rrDFonn r;y,
coard, perhaps, b serer woo id
tMe Len caugut
H'ALding on tnai tlt. on a clear
dfcy m t-arly pnrt. it i car to
Tr;iJhtri t that fautl eoaceiLeat
in jmXiut:ou. One cls t oelp but
trjinii witat a different tory touid
hive leu tola if Custer had hid
a home-ciade radio fcet. on or two
mmJiibt gun, or an airinane. A
battle i:e t(;ai iJi Eevtr onr
atAin- Tacti'ily it is as out of ,
(lute as ti.e mtnerinx ram and the .
kLivbt in armor.
Only a few miles away is the
Crow aKeney. Here are fccme of
the descendants of Custer s trw.
lor t;ie ( rows were alaf friend iy
to the white, and g;a'ily ai'itd
thero in warring on their traditional
et.vri.i'-e. the sio'-. The Crows are
tomfortable and fairly industrious,
with their farms in .ood repair,
and tL ;Jng roa'hineK jn th-:r par
lors. Kew of them have risen to
the radio. Too much 'ike "bad
spirit or;e ol the fei-ral agentJ
explains. Now and then a young
bik getii full of moonshine, but
on the whole the Crow, are ac
f ij I and will;iig to rabe enouL'h to
live on. They were never very
giessive and aren't now. In pio
neer das had ("rows re usually
hore thieves and didn't care to
l;ht unless they were in over
whelming nu in bens.
The "old man has a different
view of Sitting Lull. He was a
diplomat first and a warrior after
ward. He was nothing of a cow
ard but he never haw any point In
taking foolifcli chances. He real
ized warring on the whites was a
Joeing game, without modern guni.
ammunition, and some sort of ef
fective orxanization. Ho by a (po
litical genius which a row at times
to the level of genuine staeHman
ship, he first educated his !eopie
to the fightinng pitch largely
through the asibtance of the
squaws, whoM- fupjrfjrt and favor
he assiduously cultivated. then he
secured modern rifles and stores
of ammunition, by bribery when
cajolery failed. and when every
thing was ready he struck, and
stru k hard. When overwhelming
forces a.ainst him drove him to
the wall, he didn't do anything
theatrical like falling on h(s hunt
ing knife, or jumping over a cliff.
lit: simply submitted and made the
be t terms he co u 1 d , which ga ve
hlrn many years of peace and a
reasonable sort of restricted free
dom. He was really a great man,
and If his color or fortunes had
been different would have been a
cammanding figure in 1'arliarneut.
That may be true or not, at least
it Is the old man's story.
Sprite-; Ik late here but it is very
warm. There Is some snow In well
protected ravines and a lit tit
fringe of be along the banks of
the Little Utg Horn. There hasn't
been a hard rain for months. When
the rains do come, they will prob
ably turn into snow at night and
suddenly winter will return. In
other words, spring here is always
a false one. Hlizards In May are
not uncommon. H. W. It.
POINTS
a w "ma n yon suspect of lirinj;
a little while ami the furniture
,rt your shin guards now.
t icato ; seven arrested."
I D'Orsl'T
SOSPtCT HtM
KNEW ALL
AS ftCOOKy
Bu(?0LAi?
Zjr"M
TnTBrsE. MmFOrm
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
MC -J lTi Hj:ti!f t -tvj1
UIIVT Oil;
for H-wrtl jear I hue - n
Kfle.nt' to mil who told me th'-y
were 3C vi: old a l-.Ter g:v:ni:
nt;al af'out human l.f-
I have not -n!
thi informal ion
to fe-irl under
that age unlets
request of
pr-nt r guard
ian. All this time,
although J hav
orei o u.
f a i r discrimina
tion, there ha
betn Mrne doub:
in my mind aoou.
the who! but-
nes, ard thi liiin prompted me to
at-k win girlf who wrote for xtii
dvice, or their mothers, to criti
cize rr.y advjf-e confidentially.
I-aie!- it has dawned on me that
few fcuch crjt;ciriiii have .come in.
f'robabiy have not nvihaj:ed tha'.
fact before iKfaye of the m
IM ion tnat boui girls and their
mothers may h'-sitat to critPize
my tea' hint's, from motives of falM
modesty or jut tons-ioun. t f
iKnoranc- of the subject. I;ut it
c-ame to a decision the other day
wh'-n I ran out of these letters
and drew up a new one for print -int.
fief re prinring it I tuhmi:ted
it to a layman whose views ano
ojiinions of cu'-h thinas I value.
He looked it over iind aid h
didn't think bed want htm daugh
ter to re(ejve the information or!
Instruction In uch form. That is
enough for me. J am not offering,
any ru'-h information or instruc
tion to girl from now- or. that,
is. no: unles- mothers convince tne'
that this m'-re father was wronu.f
I arn fctlll prepared lo furnish ;
pro pf r sex instruction to boys -:
years old.
The best help I know for par-,
ents who wi.-h to give little boy
or girls (especially children under
years of agej fair Instruction or'
honest arihwern to curious quej-tiont-from
the very first, is a pamphlet
m-ued by the public heahh bureau,
called ' The Wonderful Story of i
Life." You ran buy this from the;
ruji-innrnueni oi uocunv-nts. iov
ernrnent i'ritning Office. Washing
ton. U. ' , at 5 cents per copy.
Formerly I P.-rornrnendefl a book
with a title something. like "Guld
for Faihers." This book is no
longer available In u form I can
recommend.
Mothers with daughter. 12 to 11
years of will md "Margaret
the licet or'u daughter" helpful.
This is a pamphlet y,Jt (.an (,uy
for I'i eeri's from the AmrJcan
Meapai avi-ocia'ion. I'hieago. U
The same puldislier issues an cj
eeiient pamh!ei for girU 1 to li-y-ar
old. called ' Life's I'roblemi":
and also cost I m; 2 5 cents. "Mar-
t'.il-et ll.e lJo;i,r'0 daughter" Is
somewhat antloue n the hyti'-nc
or phy-lology it leaches, but n-v-ertheeMN
a valuable guide for the
wholesome instruction of any girl.
In the patriotic sptfjsrn of war-;
time, the I'nited Slate government.'
usually a great tightwad about
the health publications, loox r.ed ,
up and published Heric of pamph-j
b-ts on sex hygiene for general dis
tribution. One set w as for boys '
ati'l youm; men: another for par-j
ents; another for teachers: another'
for young women. Whether these;
are still aval la bp- I do not know. I
I'ei haps t he fpasm I over now. .
They wire distributed free of!
eharge, .y mte-t stale departments)
of health, and by the offiep of thej
public health wrviee, Waslllllgtoil,
I. r. i
The great con.-piraey of mI' ih-v
is still in force. Jt baffP-s m.ist,
of my own feeble efforts. I hate!
to acknowledge ibfeat but I anil
afraid we arc whipped. The par-'
ents are not voting, but my Ira-1
pt-eNNlon Is that l hey prefer to let 1
things drift along as they are, and
let (he younger general inn meet :
t he black dragon as the parents ;
theineejve had to meet it, blind
folded and unarmed. '
(I'KNTlUVs ,Mi ANsWI ItS
Hoarders I.Ike It Man) lloilcil. j
I do not like the way American.
people boil their coffee till it is
bitter. I nhowed the people I hoard'
with your method of making cof-j
fee; they tiled it ami arc ipnte kh-;
Isfn-d it is the best way. but some
of the boarders complain because'
they are so accustomed to having
their coffee bitter. A. o. i:. j
Answer Probably the !.... t dern
feel they have to keep ie obi .
stomach thoroughly tanm-d, so It J
can stand t he rations. Hailing.
even for a minute, only drives off,
the pleasing aroma ;tfd brings uti
the inky flavor of tannic acal. How-
ever, that's the way some f.k like'
it. A lot. of misguided people ill!
Amerna take their roffee l.y nh.i.i-
and : f rjr.n.
WECt wiTW "TviE. EXOdESS PURPOSE OT
I F(jORtO OUT SCHEMC OF UCviNi WiM TlC UP AkjD
POOBimO THE SAFC ' 3UT AT THE LAST MlNOTE. TW DE.S(CE
TO 60 &TRCMOWT BEXArr So ST(?Om6 I GAME. WiM PwnwFV
PACA6C MC SCNT MC A TMREftTCNi'vJiJ LCTTCG TO MEET WlM
AT PlAkjo AuO SRimG SOMC MOmEV FOR wim OH WE. WOOLD
EvPOSt MC I MET HIM THEQC A'siO "THPCATENED TO ShOOT
HIM IF WE O'O . VvV-iEM MV CuFF LIMK wtt, Pm irvin iki tn-TLJ -tur
TooLi MEW HE Httn Doj;
lurlN " r-L I WE.MT
iHk f3lUt
..'fcaaiuiMtesif-
-tiiiiiiSir
'"'"' 3J'g-"'.r' r..
onKr.oy. wepxf.stay.
Le: - tut t'fW. to d.tM '
MiOl Mi KNOW
at.or. ar.d it certainly does araell
Kood b-l.ng. but goh. when you
orr.t to drink the diabchc flui J
that r-mains in th jhi: So fool
ir.e. I b-U-x it has a good de:I
to with booze and divorce. I
:.!. -vt if tome phii;inhrpit
ar;d it wc-u'd require a pn-ianthro-
would eaoIh coffee tho
or kitcr-.e-s throuchjut the torn
rr -,:;::. to ton: p-:e with aljege-d
oft dr-r.en- and p-akea.-s. h
fsul'l do a world of good. We've
got to st-jp b-oiUnj? the coff-r wmt
how. Iliildrcn Like Itatr I
b jr children, aged I and 7 year,
are very' ford of raw jt-a, and
whenever I f;x the peas for dinner
I p-t thern eat some raw, a few
pod-f ui. My bustand recently
read of some child dying from eat
ing raw peat. . . . Mrt II.
M. L.
Answer Ntverthek-s. I'd give
the ch.!dren a generous handful of
raw pea, or any other raw vege
table they jike. every day. It i a
htalthful habit. Kven infants
months old should have some raw
vegetable daily, but until a baby
a yi-aT old the vegetable pulp
should be carefully strained thru
a collender first.
(Copyright John V. Dille Co.)
Th' only thing I like about high
brows is that they leave toothpicks
atone. "Oh. I seem t' be in th' way
an" sometiTies feel that those about
me would feci better off if I tried
f cross th' street," sed Gran'maw
Pash t'day.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pag One)
iun China because of famine,
causr-d ty iour crops and constant
war, fiirls l't years ulil are offered
for sale at SI". .Mexican money.
Those younuer for five Mexican
dollarH and business it had, even
at those prices. In the provinces of
Shan t mm and ( hihli alone, 4.000.
"t'f persons are destitute and half
starved. In China, as elsewhere,
war doesn't pay.
Howard Ilfslmp, middl e- ued J
marrP-d man. infruptnl liis "rall
iiiK off" at a country dance. When
lie returned shortly 10 resumo the
callinu off. Ji remarked: "i have
killed Merriti Manning, and 1 am
damn lad of it."
.Mr. Manning was with Mr.
Mishop'n wife at the time of the
killini; and everybody who believes
tl'itt a Jury will convict Mshop of
murder in the Hist decree knows
little about huiiKin nature. !
Mr. Kolvac. who wrote "Giants
of the Karth." fresh from Norway, i
says this "is a country of tremen- '
dons extremes and tremendous ex- 1
cesses."
The Kentleman should remember '
that he who doesn't po loo far never i
Koes far enough.
In Seultle tiny 1'nmernnian I
FLY-TOX REDUCES
CHANCE OF i
INFECTION!
File, taint everything they touch
spreading disio.1 uerms from shi
turn and discharges of sick people.
Fly-Tox kills tnosniltoe, moths,
roaches as well jis flies. Fly-Tox
was developed at Motion Institute
of Industrial ltee.lrl-h by lU-x Ite
esaich Fellowship.
ROBBtWcS VDUP HCTTCL
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g, AMO Tm,c
TO THE CITV AMO TOLD
MM Ik 1' I
" i'
Rippling
Rhymes
(By Wait Kami
IDEAL CLIMATE
I'll ijviiis in a happy tuot;
it s never cold, it's cever hot,
there is do ke or aow; the
rr-e b!oom the whole year
round and shed their petals on
the ground, while balmy bree-
Mow. 7 nere come here many
wealthy ys to spend the bal
ance of their days where sprinff
time does rot cent: where
there is neither sleet cor ice
and delegates wbo have the
price may Ef-nd thier years, in
peace. And they write borne to
friends they know, to friends
with whiskers fall of snow, and
send thera counsel wise: they
tell their frozen friends that tin
is surely the abode of blif-R, an
earthly paradise. And so it Is
to those who bring so ample
bundle in a slice, a large and
heavy mad; those gorgeous
claims, they wilt admit, are true
af proofs of Holy Writ, no state
ment is a fraud. Hut many
come without a red to buy them
selves a crust of bread when
they have landed here: they
come on foot, they ride the rods,
still trusting divers gods to find
them pies and beer. And they
write home despairing cotes
when they can raise the needed
groats to buy a postage stamp:
"This country surely is the
worst that e'er refused a chunk
of wurst of schweitzer to a
tramp. There is no work, there
is no kale, there's nothing but
ten days in jail for any friend
less gay; no friendly smile the
country waters: it is a land of
millionaires no poor man need
apply." It may be true, but are
there lands where people reach
out eaer hands to greet the
busted gent? And is it wise to
go front home, in territory
strange to roam, without a sin
; barked too much. Its owner
. wanted the vocal chords removed.
J reducing the bark to a gesture, but
a u in a at? nwieues dsju .u.
Dog Trainer Sanderlln removed
the bark in two weeks by training.
"Obedience is the secret,' says he.
; "I taught Darkie uhe Poremaniani
' the meaning of the words 'shut
i up.' "
I That trainer might make a for
jtune in politics.
AGAIN PILFERED
SALKM. Ore. April 11. 'Pi
The CKthnllf church at Mt. Anuel
wan robbed last nifihi for the sec
ond time in b.s than four niunihs.
'Two golden chalices, a Rolden pyx.
land pold mountings on relic cases
j un the main' altar of the church,
with a total value of $700 were
j taken !a.-t nisht.
I In th" first robbery which oc
; curred l.eiu e' n 'hfistmas and
) New Year. ch;!ices and phttens
vi,liid :it Mi'mhi were tnk'-n.
iWell Groomed
! Women Know
a fare powder like this new won-;
derful French Process Powder call-'
d M KI.LO-OLO stays on lontierj
keeps that u k I y v h i n e away '.
wives the skin a soft, peachy look;
prevents larire pores. You will;
he atnaz'd at the bpaiitnyini; qual
ities and purity of MELbO-OLO,
You will lie clad you tried it.
Heath's Drug Store.
Notice of J xevu tor's Sale of Itcal
PnKTiy.
Notice is hereby Kiven that the
unilersimied. ext cutor of th(? estate
ami last will and tcsiat merit of
EliKu belli A. Klippel, deceased.
pursuant to the power granted the
executor of said will to sell any
portion of the real property of said
estate without the order or con
firmation of any court, will sell at
private sale to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, the following de
scribed real property, belonsiinK to
the estate of said deceased and
situated in Jackson County, Ore
gon, to-wit:
Lots 7 and R in l.lock 57 and
Lot 10 in Itlock t" of the Town
i now City of Medford. according
tt the original official plat theruuf,
now of record.
Also, the northeast quarter of
Section in Township 3T south
of KtnifjC 1 west of the Yillamette
Meridian.
Persons Interested may see the
undersigned at the Mdford Na
tional Hunk of Medford, Oregon.
JOHN" S. OUTH.
i;x-cutor of the Estate if Eliza
beth A. K lippel, deceased.
I VCvlslTEO TO TLl
-fOU this SEPORE HOT
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f IMU
DDM'T HAVE ThE COUR
AGE NOW YOU KNOW
II. ANGEL CHURCH
THE TROTM VLl HAVC
TO GO AWAY - voo
COULO MEvER TROST .
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REPUBLICAN CLUB
RENT ASUNDER BY
PROHIBITION FUSS
NEW YOKK. April .
Th Vo.it T.tr ' "'-'V
tiiSfr.dnJtr.1. whuh !l li proi.useu
to half It a'lo;',-
,,J ly a ,u)-vn.n.r. -t tk-i-l-ht
t-nin-.iltM -n national Jl-
al a mcctir.c ot the lull '
Tti- T.n.ef , that JHr-S
tw-n the wets and drvs :n the
vlub has Income ko inten.-e th"t
res-tnaticn of s-onie of the dry
niembers is faered if the i-u"'--n.ltt-e
-hould sole I.. 5t:l,m:t Hi
resolution to the club and it
nould t adi'Lted. The outlook
it that the committee on national
alfair will approve the resolu
tion but that it nrobaMy b'
lit..at-d if submitted to the club
membership.
The membership of the com
mittee includes John T. Adams,
former hairman of the Itepub
lican national cunimir.ee. former
Governor Frank O. Ix'den of
lilino:s. presidential aspirant: Dr.
Nicholas Murray Hutler. presiilent
of Columbia university, an advo
cate of the repeal of the eight
eenth amendment: Senator Walter
E. Kdire of New Jersey; Charles
D. Hilies. vice chairman of the
1 ItepuMican national committee:
Otto H. Kahn; Ogden 1- Mil!-,
under-secretary of the treasury:
Henry I. Stimson. governor gen
eral of the Philippines.
The sub - committee proposing
the resolution is composed of for
mer Representative Benjamin I.
Kairchild of Westchester county,
chairman: former District Attor
ney W. M. K. Olcott: .Martin Saxe.
former slate senator, and Charles
' P. Spooner. son of the late United
I States senator Charles C. Spooner
of Wisconsin.
Simmerings of
Oregon Politics
: SALKM. Ore. April 11. lPi j
! The following candidates for nomi
nation filed with the secretary of
state today:
K. V. Hoover. Rosebure. for dele-
! pate at larite to the republican na-
' tional convention.
Robert Tucker. Portland, repub
lican, for circiit judge for depart-
ment No. 3. Multnoinah county.
I Walter H. Evans, Portland, re-
I publican, for circuit jtidse for (lo-
partm'nt No. '.. Miiltnnmah comity.
Political Announcements
FOIt SUKKII'F
I am a candidate for the repub
lican nomination for sheriff, pri
mary May IS. CHAS. D. STACY.
May 17.
I am a candidate for republican
, nomination for Sheriff at the Mas
primaries. I have hud experience
! in both tax and criminal depart
I ments and promise efficient and
I economical service.
May 17. GEO. B. ALDEN.
COfXTY CLEHK
I am a candidate for republican
nomination for county clerk; prom
ising personal attention, economy
and courtesy. G. K. CARTER.
May 17. Talent
I am a candidate for the nomi
nation as County Clerk on the Re
publican ticket.
May 17. A. J. CHOKE.
I hereby announce my randid.iey
for the republican nomination for
County Clerk.
CHESTER PARKER,
May 17.
SCHOOL SI PE1t!NTKNlEXT
I am a candidate for the re
publican nomination for school
superintendent. V. A. DAVIS.
Medford, May 17.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I 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 BCRSELL.
May 17
I am a candidate for the office
of county commissioner, subject to
the will of the republican party at
the May primary. J. ;. I.i'E.
Snwy ltutte Orchard. "enira! pt.
By SOL HESS
t-lti I'fX n . rn ....
, r un I , lu KftlHtH HaVL 'V'J
1
i
A DETERMINATION TO GO STRAIGHT J
THCXN AFELLOWTHAT KlFuca Ik
took: the matter unoes. conj- !
SiCjERATION VOI 1 CT- C!i,-.Li-r
AMD ACT HKE YOO NEVEQ
ML AMQ ILL
LIKL UIUN T HLAW IT
I' V. Johlisou. republican.
rcscntaiive Iroin tx-nton couuty
Huraer l- Ansell. Pbrtland. .
publican, for representative (lct
viultiioniah county.
John B. McCourt, Portland.
publican, for reprebentative ire,
Multnomah county.
l l). liail, Portland, republic
for representative from ilultuoam
county.
Fred T. Merrill. Portland, remu
lican. for representative from ijj,.
nomali county.
Cbarlis Kobison. Astoria, n.
pjbikan, lor representative ft0E
Clatsop county'.
Oliver C. t rowtlter. Fossil. repuU
lican. for district attorney .
Wheeler county.
Carl C. Donaiwh, Troutdale. den.
ocrat. for presidential elector.
j. N. JlcFaiideii. Corvallis. demo
crat, for presidential elector.
K. K. Kubli. Vortlantl, reijutli. .
can. for rej;resentative from llult
nomah county.
Mail Tribune classified adi rtck
,0 ft,"in neopl or irnr ...r.
Are You Run Down,
Weak, Nervous?
To have plenty of firm flesh and
the ability to do a big day's work
and feel "like a two-year old" K :
, night, you must eat three good 1
meals a day, relish your food and ;
properly digest it. If you can't '
cat, can't sleep, can't work, just
take a teaspoonful of Tanlac be-
fore meals.
Mrs. Fred Westin, of 387 E. 5:4 '
( St. North, Portland, Ore., uyr.
"Tanlac cured my stomach troubli
I completely after three years aut. ,
fering. It built me up to perfect
health, with a gain of 27 lbs. That
was two years ago, and I still en
joy the best of health."
Tanlac is wonderful for indiget
tion and constipation gas, paini,
nausea, dizziness and headaches. It
j brings back lost appetite, helps .
you digest your food, and gain "J
j strength and weight. It contains
! no mineral drugs; it is made of
j roots, barks and herbs, nature'!
I own medicines for the sick. The
cost is less than 2 cents a dose. Ge
a bottle from your druggist. Yom
money back if it doesn't help.
52 MILLION BOTTLES USED
"STANDS UP"
THE NEW
fovyourmoior
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
Here is what you receive
in a suit
Made
for
You
1. Custom tailored clothes
at the price of ready
mades from $30 to $55.
2. Cloth only found at
reputable merchant
tailors'.
3. Linings of twice ordi
nary strength and
wearing quality.
4. Fit and tailoring of the
painstaking kind only,
considering looks and
service to the cus
tomer. It Will Pay You to Climb
My Stairway
Upstairs
0
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LUMBER YARD pi
Tanlac