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ftfEDFOKU MXTL' TTirRITNT!, MEDFORD, ORFfJOY. "WEDNESDAY. "SI AY 9. 192?
VIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE !
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Pul.luhH by th,
IIF.nFOHl) 1'HI.VTI.NQ CO.
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NOT AS SENATOR WATSON EXPECTED
ROBERT W. Kl'HI, KHit.w
B. M MI'I KK SHU II. Uitfer
An IntlrtMlit Nrwiair
AFRiV days ho Senator WhIkou predictorl lip would -enrry
every district in Indiana, mid sweep the state liy a-
I jority uf over lix'l.irfio.
Horn
For
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Ripned Utter pertaining to personal health ind hygiene, not to diwase disamoala or
I-,ul,r normal conditions Ki.ch a prediction wotdd have been ! B'JKi u w TnArauat'h'I "JSiT u.SfiTi'VSSrS:
ceitm, only a lew can M answered here. No reply can be made to queries 0C conform
ing to iriatructlona. Addreac I ft. William Urady, in cart of this newspaper.
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ior5norrt1:r-i,7 :!. i iustifiI- Kr 'nator Watson had, and hiis, one of the most
kibsckht.o.x bates ; effeetive HliticnI tunc. tines tluit u professional politician vr
By Kail In Adtstir: l
luiir. with -ji.1jv. year IT .r-ft )
Jially, with Sunday n.or.ln .76; o( u j (, a faVOI'itC MH.
JUtljr, Without Sumiaj, V'jr C ...O I
Kii.T'Ur;'" "' -lio' II,,U' '"''' should have worked is clearly shown l.v
Sunday. oi )- M" ), V,,te it
lly 'arr.-r. in Adyafw In ll-llwiJ. A.J- I
?'Vlv.Jr!;r'M!lT,.,'1i,I'J'! rMU-; pri.niin. iit Indiana lawyers, Solon . Carter and Arthur fJilliom
Oaily, Willi Hun-lay. month 9
llallv. without SuM. m,.t.Oi
Ilaily. without Suf,4a. Cite ar 7.e OVer liOlHHI.
Jiaily. wilii Hun.Lv, un r fc.ou ,
aii trrnifc nu i.. rtnunw. . ,t the present wriliii".', however, Senator Watson is only
MKMBKH OF THK ASMM'lvmi TMESS M.,a, i,,., Seclt t.l I V HooVei- I.V L'OllflO
enjoyed. Added to that lie had all the primary advantages that
k'orite son.
limidiine should have worked is clearly shown liy
L'ave Senator linliinson, who was opposed ly two
idiaiut lawyers, Solon . Carter and Arthur Oillioni.
Robinson defeated Carter liy over 0O,(l(l votes, and fiilliom by
and, while this majority
i-hanee alter the fact that
the
Jti-firir, Full Wire btfvic
Only t-p-r in ci(y or cwunty reeeitinf )m v . jixMvased, it cannot bv III1V
(liy,:r Jr,vsr5f Mr- H,,ov,'r has nm fr,,m ,o Sl)MM, v"" '"
B.a di.niH. rrl.tfd in .rthr.; nnt i-iiiach ine ticket.
CT.lll-l in tin llr. and alM to Ui lorjl
,'n,i.ion ot .pi.i di. r,"'''r eireiunstanees sn. l, a result can only he interpreted
pjt.hn hi,ii r .ii fervid. as ,, out sta ndin Hoover triumph: and while it does not, as
BRIEF BIOGRA PHV OF A. C. C.
ThlB Is ua outline of thu Hie of ! Queer Hygiene
a eoiiHUtnnr of cluaretieH: i My hygiene teatlmr says that
f'HAITKU I l.sluilenu nhould avolil eaiini; pukb
liora of ionr hut carelen par- a ihey aro more harmful than bea
ents. VuuiiKHtur umart an a whip. ', eficial, oad that students should
One day neishlior met him climb- avoid eatinB any food that has been
ins over 'orchard fence and said, friend, as fried food is not easily
"Why, Archie" .... digested and causes various pois-
CUAPTKIl II onous toxins in the system. . . .
Archie ditl fair-, (W. N.I
ly well in hich Answer. I think students should
i;chool. Kven tried eat esss when egns are on the
to make football menu, and I believe esus are more
and Hack teams, beneficial and less harmful. The
but lost Interest. ' prejudice against fried food Is ami
Htlll he was popii- iiuaied and the notion that It does
lar at the dances not dlcest as readily as food cooked
for a year or so. 1 any oilier way is now exploded.
There was just . This implies that your hygienic
Rworn daily avtraKe rirrulation tor
mnltllil Muling- April 1. IViii, 4fiftt.
Advertiinf Hr.rrwm jOvm
U. C. UOi;t.SES COMPANY
Offi In St-v ork. Ciiifaito-, IVIrolt.
6jn r4DCico, i.0 AngIra, SValtlr, i'ott-Un.l.
would a clean-cut Hoover victory, have placed the nomination
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,.,,i uii,i,-i mi- io-,iuiiiu oi iiiiisiicu oiisiiiess, it does )
render the nomination of Hoover about as certain as anything
in pel tics can lie.
I
shamrt.
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one escapade that teacher must be a lalapaloosa, and
nearly brought . 1 uo not deny the implication.
Cream Is Fattenina
'If APTKH III i If I drink one pint of pure cream
Having spent four and one-half in toddy every day will it make
years of the old man's savitiKH and me fat? Will it cause eruption of
a firm mnrtiriil'p In fnllniia A ,-) ta . Itin cL-fn t r r; E I
III fact, as a practical matter. Secretarv Hoover could have I couldn't decide Just what he In- Answer. It will heln make von
o r
lost every deli-t.'ales in Indiana, liy an ovrewheliiiini; vote, and
distill hecn a 10-to-1 shot to win at the Kansas Citv eonvention.
As it is he is alioiit a .10-to-l shot. AS'ith the iiouiination of
Al Smith certain, the small irroup of influential liepulilican lead
ers, who eoiihl defeat Hoover or anyone else if they felt so iu-
I clillCil will llf in nn fr:imn i.f iniii.l in ,1.. N'l Ml I
... ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 will IWIOW
There shouhl be more motor- , . , , . . . . ...
a violent clap of i i iimini scii-ci i ne si roii(;esi caiKIKlate tliey
Ye Smudge Pot
Bi Arthur Perry
I
cycles that emit
thunder before proceedinc like n
streak of llKhlnlni,' down u crowd
ed street.
A fuulllve from IjleeiltnK KansaB.
will reliliil to Kansas the last of
tile month, to ascertain If K.uisux
is still bl iillK.
Ally fl. Newbury has returned
from a and to the Cninil Canyon,
lie reports that be was arresu-d
by the Rraudeur of tin- tlrnntl
Canyon, and that aB a consequence
words fall him. It Is the first time
he was ever arrested, or his Vocab
ulary ever went flat nn him.
AN IslllTOlrs Itl Altl) t.ltWS
(I'l-cilerlck New (Illfill
that catches our eye on I'aKe
C. ltlKbl at the top of the
jiaKe, foi- alt the world to see
(If only all the world would
have sense enough to sulisc-i'ibe
for the paper! 1 Is this note,
significant, leering, ominous,
cruel:
".Subsctilie for the New
Citizen. Two Inches Is the
nveniB-c thickness of the hip
popotamus' hide."
The purifying effect of women
In politics (where they shouhl
never be, said the wretch. Just be
fore he crumpled to earth, from a
well aimed brlek thaL found lis
murk back of the left earl is illus
trated In the following lUumlnat
iiut extract from the List issue of
the Oi-cKiin Voter:
Political enemies of several
of the decent men on the bal
lot have whispered stories lo
women conccrnlnK the private
life and conduct of these lncn.k
stories without a vestlae of
foundation, but which carry
with them a sufficient element
of plausibility to cause tbefr
I'ltKer repetition.
We predict that the editor of
the OrcBon Voter, will hear some
Kosslp about himself that .will
dampen his Journalistic fearless
ness In exposing a veteran trick of
politicians. The womenfolks will
also bo told, and they will believe,
that It Is Just "another scheme of
the Pope, to make them -swallow
Al Smith." Whereupon the kos
sIpIiik will be resumed with renew,
ed vim and vIkoi'.
can secure, that candidate with the larjrest popular following.
In every primary election, including Indiana, Hoover has
demonstrated heyond all ipicslion Unit he is that candidate.
The Watson victory in Indiana means the opposition to Hoover
hy the professional politicians in his party who don't want him
(because they can't handle him) will continue, Iiut because of
the nature of that victory it also means that such opposition is
riding to a certain fall. ,
AS EVERYONE EXPECTED
TpIIK exoneration of Chief Justice Kami, and the repudiation
A of Attorney (ieorop Joseph, his accuser, surprises no one
acquainted with Ihese two men, or familiar with the circum
stances suiToundiii"; the controversy.
On the face of thiiiL's, Justice Hand could scarcely be guilty
id' corrupt ion when his decision was against the men who were
supposed to have exerted the improper influence. Hut the facts
of the case aside, to any fair person, familiar with the charac
ters or these two men, the natural assumption at the outset
would have I in favor or Justice Kami and against Attorney
Joseph.
For Mr. Hand has a well deserved repnlation for honesly
and fair dentin"-. He is a very human pers but never has al
lowed bis passions lo overcome his reason.
Mr. Joseph, on the other hand, while a man of keen mind,
and even brilliant attain nts, has for years been notoriously
a slave of his intemperate passions. "Whether this is a tempera
mental or biological weakness, the. fact remains thai the I'ort
land attorney has so allowed his personal hatreds to govern his
actions that even his own personal friends have loiijr iio re
fused to take his periodical outbursts seriously.
Mr. Joseph would rather fiejit than eat, and rather hale than
field. While his native ahililics would hnve justified a record
of distinguished achievement at the bar and in politics, this
stfiintre passion for ventiiin his spleen has practically destroyed
his usefulness in the public HIV of this stale.
The artistic element of this sec
tion Is slappliiK on more and better
dOK. A sIllKlllK lesson Is nothitlK
of the kind, It Is taklnu voice!
NATIVI'.S til-" SAItlXMA
(lletul llullelln)
SpriiiK bail I liter adulls
besides himself and two ebll
dren In the front seat, neconl
lliK to the report.
lion, dene Tunney. heavyweight
champion of the world, bemoans
the f:n t that be is at the end of bis
Intellectual rope, with nolhlnK
ahead for hint In piiKlllstle elides
but a Tow hotcNotiic battles al
SI. linn. lino per. It is enouKh t.i
Illlike strons men blubber, but
many think If Mr. Tunney would
du more fiKutliiK, anil less rumilnK.
he would not be so menially depressed.
QUILL POINTS
It 's easy to net a loll"; without rol
find soiiicthinK rise to keep maiikim
J
tended to do ia life. Everybody,
pet baps, lie had hopes of a nice
position.
CHAPTER IV
Kow In the name of henven he
managed to graduate, none of his
classmates could flKure out. They
assumed he must have uotteii
sometl.in--; on old l.arry Uool. whose
o. k. was indispensable for a pass
Ins mark in
CHAPTER V
Dr. Achle Cuttem, the well-known
specialist, was called to this place
In consultation with local physi
cians on Hie case of
Ih doing as well as can he ex
pected. CHAPTER VI -
The entire community Is mourn
ins . . . children usklnR their
mothers why "my doctor" hasn't
come, and mothers choking back
. . . . fathers wondering wheth
er they'll have to pay up the right
of way or ... .
CHAPTER VII
Vast concourse apparently ev
erybody that owetl him niiything
attended obsequies. Ilcliived phy
sician had been apparently in his
usual hearty health up to Thurs
day al-;ht. Friends who had talk
ed with him, at the Hootch club
declared he was the life of the . . .
CHiAPTER VIII
Archie always smoked two packs
of Conslahs a day. He could
scarcely finish an appendectomy at
one sitting but generally made a
stage two affair of it, when the
patient's c o n d i t 1 o. a wan-anted,
with a fag between. It seemed to
fiteady his nerve.
CHAPTER IX
I In. hum. Knur-forty Is early.
.Musi you- go so soon? . And with
the flu? Well, after all. It pays
a man lo keep a good heart it
comes in handy when ho has a
Utile battle to right. K
CHAPTER X J!
' Eunny,' so'muny bright, )iremiK
ins young men pnlor out at 4H-adil.
Hum hearts. Kidneys break down.
"Overwork." Tobacco hogs. Car-tlio-vascular
degeneration inhaled
ia small, dainty doses.
rat. It will cause no eruption.
(Coyprisht John F. Dille Co.)
Rippling
Rhymes
(By Wall hmm)
CEXK'.s NlM'CritE
Cone Tunnt'y douhtloss will
bo champ fr miiny year, I
ween, it ii til a man of fcuinhtly
stamp appears upon the bcene,
unlit the hiilf-sorts all decamp
and reach the soup tureen. A lot
of chaps eek Tunney' crown,
and they seem huky men, nnd
some of them have gained re
nown as bruising boyn, but, then,
when an opponent knocks them
down i hey can't pet up asain.
Their measurement- are fine,
indeed, they have the reach, the
weipht, and now and then they
show some speed when sparring
with a skate, and we believe they
may succeed in Kivins Ciene the
pate. Hut when we pet them
in the rlnfi. to iee how hiph they
stack, they Mall around ' like
everythinp. impart a feeble
whack: they have a cramp in
either winp, their feet refuse to
track. They labor patiently and
hard, like farmers witching hay,
like wooden Indians that spar
red upon a hypone day; it is so
trnpic that the bard must weep
and turn away. The people view
ins such a fiphl don't clap their
caper paws, but sorrow, rather
than delight, is repnant in their
craws, nnd if there is a winning
wipht they pfve him no applause.
"Oh, puch a bunch of futile dubs
should make the country weep,"
they say, vhile lighting stogie
stubs, "dene will his laurels
keep; if they were armed with
red elm clubs he'd put them all
to sleep," I know not why we
seem to yearn for Tunney's over
throw, unless because he's had
his turn and should pack up and
po; but Where's the fellow who
can earn the victor's wreath and
douph ?
PORTLAND, Ore., May
Cattle and calven steady, no
ceipts.
Hogs steady; Receipts: 105,
contract. ,
all
on
' Sheep and lambs, no sales: talk
ing t.uu lower on old crop lambs,
receipts ,-175. Uimbs all weights,
cull to common, $Kfi9.f0.
Portland Wheat
j PORTI-AXD, Ore., .May 9. lyP)
Wheat: KB P. hard wtiite $1.62;
soft white $1.49; western white
SI. -IS; hard winter, northern
spring, western 4-ed $1.39.
! Oats No. 2, 3fi lb. white feed
j .Today's car receipts Wheat 33;
.flour II; corn 8; oats 2; hay 4.
I
OF AD ANSWER
Produce
I PORTLAND, Ore.. May 9
Wholesale prices:
j CUTTER Portlaad Dairy Ex
change net wholesale prices: Cubes
j extras, 41c; standards, 40c; prime
firsts, 39'jc; firsts, 39c. -Creamery
prices: Prints 3c over cube
! standards. Standard extras, half
i cent higher.
I EGGS Fresh standard extras.
:25-jc; fresh standard firsts. 24c;
fresh medium extras, 23&c. Prices
j to retailers 2 cents over exchange
prices. Assoclatioa selling prices:
Ektras, 27c; tirsts, 25c; medium,
I 24c; undersized, 20c.
HAY Buying prices: Eastern
Oregon timothy, $20.u0 ft 21 ; do val
Mey, 19 iff 19.50; alfaira, $19(H19.50;
jpat hay $15.50 lt; straw, 19.50
per ton. Selling prices 52 a ton
i more.
I CASCARA DARK Steady, at 7c
I lb.; 'Oregon snipe root, l?r4c.
moi'S 1927. 21M.ft23c lb.; 192S
crop, li'ACflSc contract; fuggles,
20c.
Ilids to the farmer:
MIEK Ruw milk (4 per cent)
$2.30 cwt. f. o. b. Portland. Uutter-
! fat, 41c station, 42c track, 45c f. o.
! b. Portland.
POULTRY Steady. Heavy hens,
30e lb.; broilers, 23irr30c. Pekin
white ducks, 27c; colored, nominal.
Turkeys, alive, nominal.
ONIONSJLoeal, $1,75 2,25 per
cwt.
POTATOES 75c 4 $1.23 sack.
WOOL Easlern Oregon, 3:1 St
40c Ih.; valley medium, -13c; course.
3Sc Hi.; Mohair, long staple, 05c
lb.; do short, 38 45c; kid. 75c lb.
ASHEVIU.P v n".
A denial th.n" it."'.. ' N
thing about anyfunri
ror Governor SmltJ-r"" :
was made bote la,t , 1,5
ert Lnthan, P,ilt 1 "'la bv
Webb, cn-i, 1,nt;,'""lr,!li"-
ville Citizen. "
(If-tior-.,,
Senator treo:
i,an,n i " .
senate that a l.ire i"' '
pent In behalf f
tacy ami s,,,!,.,,
of the ('IIlzon be ,. th,
before the (amnalsn f,l
gatlog committee. s 1
"1 know absolutely nolh
any Smith fund, or an"
.ath.-in st.i.l , '
nun Stelwer of these'V
-3JI1UC commit, .. It
pressed a willincne ,lk
Washington to testify ;
biliousne!
KfcUEVED
QUICK
Carter's Unlit; '
rurety ikmim. ,
ImovrihtbciUfJl
effect!. . They relif , .i'";
tion poiion. winch manv timn
and acid condition in the iiitni uZ,
they .re doctor', prett,ipln Jf
given with nbiolute conndenct t.
All lln.u..i.. 11, -TC. U .....
CARTER'S ItSiPflj
Political Announcem,
i :
MILWAUKEE. Wis., May 9. (yP)
"Out on' one hundred an' nine
teen cases o' hUKhan' Rlinnin that
come before me in 1927, one nun-1 "Patrice Albert, the . 19-year-old
dred an' eighteen wuz traced dl-1 girl of Siren, Wis., who offered
rectly t' th" husban' havln f pile to nutrry any man of good moral
out m an sons o' weamer an- g it I cnllnlctei'
ins uicuniasi aown town, aeciarea
Judge Pusey, this mornin'. Th1
Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9. (P)
Hutterfat f. o. b. San Francisco,
45ic
.
Wall Street Report
for suiatirijl
I am a candidate for Ihe'ia
Ucan nomination for sheriff
mary May 18. C1US. D. STi
Hl
I am a candidate for repu:1
nomination fur Sheriff at th
primaries. J have had ej.pfr,
In both tax and criminal di
menta and promise efficient
economical service.
May 17. GEO. B. ALDq
father who tries t' make a pal of
his son these days will have to go
some.
:
,'ion. The luml pint is to
decent.
Jl's a noml tliiue; times have cliauijcd
Itentle to rush hums out of his saloon.
Tunney would he too
People must no i ,Vi,, ini, streets
durlnit this big event, fur Kliiinntli
has never permitted (bat In her
entire history and must nut du It
lliiw. (Klamath Kails Herald.)
Wbi'l eln a w Itle-HWake. alerl.
enterprlsliiK sister ctly Is culifront-
eit Willi a siiiKKerliiK luoblem In
hnsplliillty.
Port Neff hud bis tunslls yanked
out yesterday.
For the Jubilee of Nightmares
That Never Whinnied, the main
event will be an old Find parade.
AL SfffllSES
BIRMINGHAM. Ala., May 9. (,V
Candidates who Rouslit Instruc
tions iiRuinst any Vet presidential
riindldalo were well in the lead for
three of the four places on Ala
ballot's delegation at large, as scat
tered returns were received from
lh3 precincts over the state today.
Walter Moure, democratic na
tional roinmilteeman for Alabamn,
held a sllnht lead over Watt llrown
for re-election. Moore's total fi r
tho 1S3 precincts wus Clou to 5CS2
for his opponent. Election offi
cials Indicated that the largest Vole
in Alabama's bb?.iry had been rant
yesterday. They said tho normal
, vole of nliout 2ti0.iiuu would be ex-
(veiled by al luum ii.vw,
usual assoriment of urnvy Indies,
tiovcniiiieiil is hUc diyestion. Wh
, il is futict ionium uiosl rlTieienllv,
Al has one eonsolnt ion
ciulie imrty would cut its llnnal liy
puliliciins.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Be Yourself
This is a suing phrase, but can
anyone Improve on It? It Is a lino
motto for one to follow In corres
pondence. It is the best of reas
ons for beginning with the first
personal pronoun if that happens
to be the mutual way to btv;in
what one has to say. I would com
mend this motto to my correspond
ents particularly. This is a per
sonal health service. He yourself
when you write for my opinion, in
formation or advice, ami you will
assure my best consideration.
Sugar Is Sugar
Kindly tell me If lacto dextrine
nnd sugar of milk is the same
thing, or if not. what particular
kind of sugar is best for modify
iug milk for iny baby. (P. I. M.)
Answer. No, they ire different
sugars. For an Infant less than 4
months old su-iti' of mill; (lactose)
is the best, in my opinion. After
the fourth month 1 believe ordi
nary cauo sugar or corn syrup (glu
cose) Is as satisfactory in everv
respect.
Heroes on Face
Our daughter, aged 7 years, hnd
an I n f e e t I it n un her cheek
which the family doctor called
bellies zoster, lie said it will be
dried up in a few (lavs but there is
! no way to prevent it from recur-
Ing. My wife ihinks we miuhi to
en von are least aware ol nme a shin specialist, though I
nenevo ine lamuy doctor is correct.
Can you settle the argument for
. - iis? (S. V.. A.I
Most ol' il,,vJ., ..-I... il.:.. I- .1.. li. I 1 l"",K 1111 """ doctor is cor
Brisbane's Today
An old timer is one who can roincmlier when every hrn.eii
hussy with powder on her nose was suspected of heiii"; a rnss
widow.
Art i lie id I hait is efficient. It's the only kind that will land
a fish through pint,. KUM window.
lime is almost here. The jeweler's window displays an uu-
who had $0000 which
could be used to drive poverty
from tlio door of her parents, has
come to Milwaukee, to "talk
things over" with Warn Goynes,
postmaster at the National Soldiers
home here.
Coynes. 4S years old, a veteran
of the war with Spain, was anions
the hundreds who offered to wed
the girl. Goynes sent the girl a
eheel; for $i00 and then paid her
a visit at Siren. Miss Albert re
turned the money and took under
advisement his olfer to help.
Letters were exchanged and fin
ally she decided to come to Mil
waukee. "I have no one to leave my money
to and I have had my fill or ad
venture. I jvnnt some of the re-
! sponsibilities that every m a n
j should undertake that of a home.
Irish" .tnsenh (i neiiiv e..it,i and I lelt mat by adopting Keat-
five times, and ouiie oft,... 1,-ented rlcP 1 co"" "e 01 So use to her
(Continued from Page One)
but not in years, did not use the
improved rifle that a German had
invented. Ami he had no time "to
;ive more than a minute to that
American." The American was Ful
ton, trying to show Napoleon how j
steamboats would tal'e him across
the English Cliuniiei.
Mias Albert, however. Insisted
she would not agree to adoption
and that if r.he were to accept
Goynes' proffered assistance It
would be only on the condition of
marriage.
4
The Weather
lenientlv bv bulges. I hnvine 1,1.1 ner Parents.
last trial now, somewhere far from
this earth.
The successful holdup man care
lessly walked Into Policeman Abra
ham Cohen, a crack shot. He pulled
Ills gun on Cohen, hut one bullet in
the head nnd another under his
heart killed him before he could
rail to the sidewalk. ,
la O'Reilly's pockets the Police I
found $1.M. one gold and one silver Lowest
criiciii.x anil one rosary. 1'iesiim- ing 41.
nlily stolen from some victim. Precipitation for
CHIME DOES NOT PAY. I ing B a. ill., none.
,..,' rT" ,- i Veslei day's weather here
i-in i in ir o.iii!. siuoKiug cigar
ettes is not a waste of time. To
bacco paid this tovernment in nine
months $2'.I;!.S1 l.nuo.oo. Of this
amount cigarettes contributed t-'-".-52i.i)0rt.
The government used to get even
more money from brewers and dis
tillers. Now tho bootleggers get
more than a thousand million annually.
NEW YORK, May !). fP)
High money rates continued to
cast a shadow over today's stock
market, which drifted lower tinder
heavy Belling for both accounts.
Early declines ranged from one to
nine points but a partial recovery
took place in the afternoon when
a large supply of out-of-town funds,
attracted hy the 6 per cent call
money renewal rate, began to make
its appearance. Trading showed a
further coatraction in volume, al
though the ticker was again unablo
to keep pace with the market;
The closing was firm. Leading
carriers stocks a-gain were In vig
orous demand in the final hour.
Pittsburg and West Virginia and
New York Central and Southera
Pacific were up 4 Vj and Maryland
and Wabash 1. Earlier sharp
losses ia the airplaae shares were
more than recovered and American
Hank Note gained 12 ;;oltits. Ma
rine p r e f e r r e d. Jtihns-.Manville.
Woolworth and Lambert also dis
played strength. Total sales ap
proximated 4,000.000 shares.
4
Reedsport County ferry to be
opened to Gardiner. Work rushed
on water distributing system.
COUNTY CLERK
I am a candidate for repot
nomination for county clerk: j
Islng personal attention, ett
and courtesy. G. R. CARTt
"ay 17. tJ
1 am a candidate for the J
nation as County Clerk on th
.publican ticket.
May 17. A. J. CR0:
I hereby announce my card
for the republican nomlnatle
County Clerk.
CHESTER PAUKi
May K. 1
I hereby announce my candl
for the Itepublican noniinatloiJ
County Clerk for a second :
DEL1LIA STEVENS UKVlJ
SCHOOL Kl'PEItlXTEXDII
I am a candidate . for th
publlcan nomination for t
superintendent. V. A. DAY
Mcdford, May 17.
I am a candidate for the R-i
Ucan nomination for county
perintendent.
G. W. MI LAI
May 17
ttcio Crown mine east of here
is employing many men In devel
opment work.
temperature this morn-
24 hours end-
the Demo-
nominating- him im Uo-
Silverton established
iluee market in old fin
free
hall.
pro-
rect.
that
! torn experiences 1 know
the best of skin specialists
Mt. Angel New SI. Angel lintel
Is opened with public baniiuet.
High-
jest temperature. .SI. Lowest tem
perature yesterday, 44. Mean tern-
iPcraturc yesterday, f.2.
. Precipitation: Total rainfall
.since 1st of month. .01 hu h.
Humidity yesterday, fi a. m., 01
per cent: 12 noon, 3s per cent; 5
. p. in., 3ti per cent.
I I'linrnctcr of day, partly cloudy.
Sun sets today at 7: IS p. m.,
rises tomorrow 4:fl a, m.. sets to
morrow 7:19 p. in. f
I ( Rises and sets computed for
. level horizon ).
Forecast lor tonight nnd tnmnr
row: Fair and mild tonight and
TtltU'sllMV 1 ...V t,..n,l,ll..
asm r 11,'ineniL' w ennii.ii.i t ..-.i,..,
lias no wnv 1 1. ,,,-nv.,., ; - ... ... uiiLir.ti I. ice,.
I" I t III I vlirc MM '!,. ,MI imu
of horpu. nn,i p:ip,M- mill.
estrrn pulp
THE NBBS The Lion and the Mouse
Meteorologist, United States
Weather Hurcau.
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
If yon wlah to be permanently re
lieved of sa in stomach and bowels,
take Baalmann's Gaa Tablets, which
are prepared especially for stomach
end ell the bad ctfscts resulting Irom
gas pressure.
That empty, gnawing feeling at the
pit of the stomach will disappear; that
anxious, nervous feeling with heart pal-
Eitation will vanish, and you will attain
e able to take m deep breath without
discomlort.
That drowsy, sleepy feeling after
dinner will be replaced by a desire tor
entertainment. Bloating will cease.
Your limbs, arms and finger will no
longer feel cold nnd "go to sleep" be
cause Bnalmnnn'e Gas Tablets prevent
gaa from interferinR with the circula
tion. Get the genuine, in the yellow pack
age, at any good drug store- Price SI.
KTRAXG'S mU C, STOKE
By SOL HESS
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UiK-t. it rviiCjHT lit A.M irMVlTCi.TlOM
to GOir oe mcbe mc foumo
out ; m the Bi6 Guv aooumo
WEQC AMD WAtslTS lO &TCMvjD IN
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fix wsi imuniy y TEMTION OR DCS'.RE .
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MEPE "Ti-iot voo would Pro- E3
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f-AST tS NMKJOTES WdO ftSJO IT rVjY MRC
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MORE. OT THIS t C6.N ABSOfia .
t WAS GOimG TO V.tsj6wE.T2 WlM
Back but a lot or wokds got
, STUCK IN MY MOOTH AMD THE.
, onu Thinks that dropped our
,WA& "VES<Ti"
I am a candidate for nomir.l
on the republican ticket lorn
fice of County School Stiiicrln'j
SfKANNE HO.MF.S CARTIJ
May 17.
COCXTY COMMISSIONER
I am a candidate for re-ncr.
tion on the republican tickt
County Commissioner, ir r..
nated and elected I will cor.:
to do mv best to give the V
-an economical business adtr.1
irntinn ' VICTOR DUKS1.L
I am a candidate for th t
of county commissioner, subje;
the will of the republican par
the May nrimary. J. G. L0
Snowy Butte Orchard, Central
DISTRICT ATTOHXKV
I am a camlldate for renoml
tion in the llenubllran pnm:
May ISth. I stand pleJs"1
guard the taxpayers from
unnecessary, expensive trial-
investigations by securing pM
guilty and fipeedv convictions.
In 1027 I handled 43S crir
cases, secured 7 convictions ft'
telnlo nnrl 431) lilens ef CUlU)''
ONE GOOD TERM DEriKBl
A VIITlTl-irt
NEWTON C. CHAXEl
May 17.
I am a randidate fur the R'
Ucan nomination for I)itnct
toney at the May primarit1". I
a native Oregonian and h.ive !
tlcod as a trial lawyer ami r
cutor in Oregon for 11 ','-'ir
lielieve my record shows I am 1
Ifled for this position in every
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