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M. O. IIOUKNKKN At COMPANY
Office In New York. Chi'aitu. Detroit
8n 1'raticlaco, Do Angelea, tieattle, Port-
mm.
Ye Smudge Pot
Bf Arthur Perry
flay lingerie for niah-H Is on din
play, and there is no meat rush
for wime. and aa a result are n
driiK on Ihe market. The surplus
will prohahly he converted into fall
neckties. What is needed Is miiuc
peek -a -I too pants, so the world
could ciitch a fleet Iiik glimpse,
lost of I hem are such a violent
clash fd' colors that even (J. Wash
ington .Maddox would not he
cuiieht in llu'tn, even If It were
permiHsihle, and nood form, to
wear thein as an oilier Karnient.
Aliss VfMty Joyce, who Iiiim had
more iiilllioualre heaus than she
knows what to do with, will he
wedded for the fifth lime, (.old
Javid N'orihsek heiiiK t li r victim.
A wide chele of nccjUiiilttanccH ex
tend hesl wishes to 1 lave.
Ancnt Ihe recent eoptdave of
liypocrites of the major political
parlies, the I ia It i incoc Sun spile
lully notes:
Itnt at Kansas City, last
ill" tit h, I he It ooze flow ed ho
copiously that some of the
leading drys were soused the
whole week, and at 1 1 oust on
there was such open and
wholesale tin ff Irk Inn In 1 he
forhldden stuff that Ihe tocal
papers printed the market
limitations dully, it ml protested
bitterly when the hootletfgeiH
hlsied them.
The 1'rohlhition party assembled
In convention day before yesterday,
ami the early returns Indicate the
ib'lenales all remained sober, until
adjournment. They IndtilKed In an
inspirlnn rouuhhouse over rcliulotm
toleration, li was further pro
posed that In the so-called war on
rum, the homes bo raided. This
was a. brlKbt and npbte Idea, to
which the Hcof flaws will demur,
on the k rounds that some decline
In violators on the highways ami
hywas should be shown, ere Ihe
lace curtains are lorn, and (he
klichen stove kicked over, In the
interests of law -a ml -order.
The eheerltnf inforniiitiou Iuik
been showered on a waitiiiK world,
that Ueneral N'oblle's doK came nut
or the pitiless Arctic, without "ct
llne his tall frostbitten.
WILL THAIH-: I'.tL'X Tontine lan
ilau seihin for equity in small
house. I'hone Mia, iKlitnililh
Kails Herald.) A sf"ll d' winter.
Some more hikers down (ho
highway, 'an testily that an auto,
like a locomotive, will not (urn
out lo avoid a mishap.
An Impudent and un think tnt;
father yesterday told his lti-year-old
prospective movie ftlcen lo do
It herself, when ordered to fiu
home and advise Mother she would
probably see her attain net TlleH
day. One of the paved streets has
turned out to be a skating link.
It was intended to be a replica of
Ihe Indianapolis speedway.
Mufni: lo the hr.it. Lady Kord
t'oupe of the local imitation Mritish
set, has discarded the younc anvils
suspended for the last six months
from Ihe tenderloin of her ear.
The countryside Is pretty will
Uttered up with hay, arranged in
neat piles.
It Is about time a pronounced
blonde went to I'risco and returned
an utipronounccti redhead.
The request, filed by an np
stiindinK Humdlnnei that this dept.
"take a shot at the wife to see
what she u ould do," is un wort hy
of any c otnddcrat ion whatever.
The jien la I funera I directors have
enough to do,
Tht'l-o it N'.lni. lull; llinl (hi
Mliiimy ..I' l In- h ... In. i t- will M,n
tip tin- ,lf.-l I'll III,' A,il...
K.i'e.
Little Interest is l.elnit htanifot
ed in anything except ihe sii.ied
fish hills. "Shall our scenic river
be desecrated by homely pow er
plants?" moans the Pin Hand .loni -tn
1 . .Not cntirelv , siiy we. Thei e
should be ii n occasional "homely
power-pl.nu." (o form a vivid con
trast with the Kood-loAkim; flshei .
men. hip-deep in the "scenic
rivers."
'ii niter 'I'oninrrfuv
Fair lonlubt mul Sunday but fo
ntmif; the coast; wanner In the
Interior nf Ihe west portion Sun
day. Moderate to frenh north and
northwest winds. l,ow humblttv
In tht east and derrejslnt; liutnuL
Hy over the inleilur f the went
poitlun.
TIfK world has prolwbly never spph a fiinr cxhilnl ion of
com k gnrl unwli'islj tlcvotioii to a huimittititQuii cause
tliuii has been oxhihiliMl 1ln past month fSV the luirdy uinncii of
Sweden, Xoi'way, INilmut and Ffussia, in their imrfiisinp; !'
l'o,1s to reseiie the victims Of gin1 N"lile disastrr. Q
VfimU'V Mussolini 1ms extended Ihc lifiirt felt trratitnde of
his connl rymen tndhese ih limn airmen, who have daily risked
llit'ir Jives to9,avc the eitizens nt another land. Such a tribute
was certainly rieliko deserved. or can one hlame Jhe news
paper men of Copunhau'en lor wondering why, in this epoch-
making eniRade, there woru .so few representaiivcs of the air
iWce'nf d'ennral Xoliile. ovn countrymen. I'erhaps the dis
tance from Kin pi Hay supplies tiie answer.
Ami how richly rewarded these aviators and seamen hae
heen. Only a week iijjo, the outside, world was willinu to ac
cept the fact lhat Xohile would he the only survivor of this iH
fated expedition; Today, with the exception of the six men
carried off hy the dirigible, every nieinhcr of ihe Italia party
has heen accounted for, and all hut. two alive. To date, ten
men have literally heen snatched from the jaws of death. What
a triumph for that heroism which refuses to count the cost, and
knows no such word as "fail."
TWELVE GOOD
TIFK oust of (leorue Ifeiniis, "hoollej kiiifj" of ( 'ineiiiiiiil i,
presents ;t neat t nivesly on American just iee. Nueli an
oeeiirrenee mi u h 1 he cxpeeteil in a book of sal ire. ami in fiction
it would he ainusittt-'. In real life, it is not so pleasant.
Last October IJcinus eorreeled the fauls of Iris wife liy t!ie
simple expedienl of ); i 1 1 iti tf her. 1 fe was fort hwil li placed
under arrest and tried for murder before a jury in an Ohio
court.
IMcadiii"; lliat tie committed the crime in a I'd of insanity,
but asserting that In bad since regained his reason, Kenius eou
dtlcted his own defense in a way designed to luiffle hoiiesi jury
men. After due deliberation the jury found him not guilty on
the t'oniul lhat lie was insane, and Remits was therefore com
mitted not to prison, hut to the stale hospital at Lima.
There he remained until one of his minions persuaded the
Ohio Court of Appeals that lie was not insane, but as reason
able as any upright citizen who occasionally indulged in a fit
of temper. Kroin ihe stale's attorney's id'fiec came a protest
appealing this new decision, and Itemiis remained at Lima. The
Supreme Court, of Ohio denied him bail.
Hut on June If the same court decided by a vote of four to
three that he was sane and technically entitled to his release.
Itcnius is now celeliratiii": in Cincinnati, ami the state is plan
ning to pursue the ease no further.
"Old Father Antic," the Law has done his best, but his
best in this ease resulled in no "Teal ood to ihe community.
It was a jury which starlet! the parade lo freedom, ami upon
the jury syslcin has been placed Ihe opprobrium for the whole
transaction. And t here, perhaps, it be billys. The fa el tlutt
twelvo nood men and true are frequently twelve onid, pliable
waxen images is becominc; all ton evident. Juries are an indis
pensable safeguard in criminal trials, but some process of se
lection may soon be in ssary to improve, the quality of their
membership. I udependent .
QUILL
Sonic scctinns (.nmv inuiv prsi'nins, gunl sinc pill I li t -fnilli
in ililici:iiis wliii cliiiin to he the pior iniin's Iricnd.
Aiiici-iciiiiisin : Tciicliiiitf litllr Iki.vs it is n:ly to fiulit ; Ic.-icli-K
llicin lo liclicvo our fishier wcru avrnl incfi.
Mr. Ifnnvci- lliounlil lie luid n
wiiil until lie brnrs tin' piitlnMic
joli-hiinlcr.
A mini never becomes n success by mil lc i 11 ur n hobby of slnnil
iii' lip I'or his rights. Look nt the pcilesl riim. He bus Ihc
riulil-nf-wnv.
A comiiion sorrow or hnnlsliip liimls people closer lufrcllicr,
mill iiniybc thnt cxpliiins why divorce is more eoiiiiiion now.
Science says thnv is nnlimitcil energy in an ntoin. Ami it
lines look thai way when yon see him on a shopping lour, carry -iiif,'
piicliaiics for his wife.
lji(inr nitiy fontinne to 1m a
of t inn it niiiy 1m in'cesNary I'm
ii is.
CoiTt'i'l this scntfiiec : "I don't liositae t accept I'lireks."
said the J'illino station ninii. ";ini I linve yet tn uct :i 1iov,uj
one. M
MUTT AND JEFF
VtA JusT AS FoY AS MvTT.
He's MAKtwG M Tjo vy )
RoADNWOftK WHTH TH'S
t0G TOtiVi He SAVS
B AtSLC TO TCLL BY TH6
DOG (JUHeTHC r5 OK oTr-
x've t?ow THe eiGHT
Mi $f
" -. 4 " . . I- .
H i. (. .
MEN AND TRUE
POINTS
liin job in Iti'liimi, 1ml jusl
erics ol' the ureal Amerieiu.
polilirnl issue, hut in tln riiurs.'
1 1n- cantiitlates lo cI;iin vvliiM
Manager Mutt Makes
IT'S A HALF MILG TO
run ftf WATdl? Ardti
AIVJOWGR HALF MILG
He'LL
TOW. CAMP. THIS
SAVES (VAC SfiVGrO
6F l?OAtWOK- IM
sum AMI. IT GkUC
HS- riMoTes to
o -pi? CjiWvJ2r - - f . v . Kf L-1 iV -!
"-- " r--s "'r-x ' -C
- P.. " ,v,
o V"
o o
rersorial Health Service
tj WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
fiifjn-d leltera pertaining m pernonal health arid hyciene.
treatment, win ie answered by nr. uraily
if a
l,-to-i. febfjiild bf lirirl a:..l written u, iik. Omh.e to ihr Lre numWr ol Mtera re-ceh-d,
only a lew tun le Jtiswert-i littf. No f,iy tjii be iiiadr to ()unt- not conform
ing to irmru Harra, Address If. Willie iti llrudy, m -tre r,t lria newpjper.
I I I'l I K ( III SKS (J- l.(K.I(
V'ui Knuu ThiuU V I inD-i-liiM(l.
A con',-'it",t''l'nt writes.: " I have ' r;nis- nf ruliN, jtnl t n-vt-r mad
heen n-adlnu your Huff fi year-. ;i nvvi. I tliinU tin- '. l-ll.
urn r-'un y mi
what yu
-Iitim la rcuuiiir -oi -i. n.u iiie
:ti;;htini; a hat.l. 1-attlc ami hniiM
nave I " li i a r
nc-n" ro-om-i a-
tiin. I h a v
u ni'k fd in 111 Mi -
ii-r fi in i f,.r
many seasons in
e v i' i" y caiiacity ;
from comninii
lumher jiti'k to
foreman and pro-
irietor. V e a r s 1
auo lumher jacks
j would work in the woo.is all win-
iter- and in sprinu. as sotn as the
! ice was out of the river or stream
i where the lut;s were laildt-fl, we
! would no on the drive, which means
I float in;; the Uxn down stream to
jthe luniher mill.
I When driving lo-s it is often
(necessary lo he jM (tie cold Water
waist deep almost continually froiii
early mornitn; (ill late at ni-ht.
iwlnn we would have (,. walk hack
'to c.'diip several miles fn our wet'
'clothes, eat supper, and et into
i our hunks wit hthe wet clothes on. !
j'l'he .dothes would Ket fairly dry
hy inorniim. .NV-xt day a i-ejid i -
tfon nf the same performance, anil,
.perhaps for wed;s at a time. :
j "lU'teii in the moruiiif,' we would
j find ice in the water hut would
, jump In and uo to work'. Soiue
I limes We ent so tl'Oil!) from til"!
'cot th;l v.'e Would have to ect Olllj
ilo the hank and run up and down j
, for n while to Hinder up. It V: a I
hardship and exposure. .Morninjis
we w ould fcc sore and tired, hut 1
t here never was as much "cold" t
or i heii i r i : 1 1 in anion" tis as I here
usually i, in an office force of the:
i i-aine llUUih'-r of people.
i nol mind v.etiimr mv feci wet nv
I .'HiVlhine like lh.il I Lpintr 1
does II' it call h co, I or ;.! ' hel
imailsni ill lhat wwy. I have frost
ed ears ami frosted feet, of courst
: ('in no SlcKliess. I.eHeVe iinymie,
else can encnillller the value ex-
j po.sure and not suffer any Mm -s
'from It. Yours reaped I'ullv, K.
li. . . ."
i Another reader rises to remark:
' " Von sit in a cmnfoi lal.lc offj,.,.',
j have htts of fat on your i tie: iMi.l
.can stand coiistdera hh- exposure. I
suppose. Inn dennniliate your the
ory and we will then know that
you arc .sincere. , You appar
ently desire (o he o iu'ilial, Unique, I
slurt llni; and cent rary in puhlic '
j "Pinion . . . The premise on ;
which you hase your reasoning i i
wronu. . have a complete
theory. . . My theory is correct. '.
I I could demonstrate it
i:ut as the plu!
In ilriris into
I lie nia:'.o ,.r hi.; -.-t it,, .,
I llilr.l i himi's In: j
I "' ciii-li.lM.riill.iii of y.mr .us.
tlnn i-.'iiaiiliiin "colils1' -i i)v
! "'a' I"1' ki-vi-imI y. ni was hm.l
I'M.licr. Hi. II Im. . slim.
' "'"!: " i-. -I'll,- tt-urii -( Why m i-.' an. I II. ic- ll.m!
; .lone hi whil.-i- Immmiis.- I ;t-. s .... -i-,, i;,,. c.fiu.r:
111.' Ir.-.-s ..l.s. iin. vi-.ii.il. U . sl. it ! In .111 .-.111.. i ial iu... ai iliK in y..i:r
nichls on Ihr simw i-i.iih. ' , i.lmni,.-, ..I lli. Kllh in-lain y.ni
tv.T" ci.nsiiinilv cl, .III.- to mi. .-; ..;. Ili.it ih ..i,. .-..hi,- -M1111...N.-.I-
I Mi. Willi; iinil sifiiin; ,,,u-,i ,,n ls , liili'lliui 111 I . -1 u 1 1 1 1. .ill-" iihu ili-
. from th.. iups ,,- phi, ,,! fi.ri:itn.l li. Mite 1'ir (ii.vi-i inn- Smith.
"'"Mill Bl'l ".-I r I'. . ,1 Rl..l,ni; hlln 1 I i.lll lil'.l' I'l' llC'lll.
I Mlnihi: IihI.-m. em- l.lanUcIs wei-o V . . tl my tlnn ill.--- Mip...s.-.lly
j usually u .-i uml ivoiilil imi .1 ry ,,,, t i hi I t-ll i-.-n I i !.! 1.1 u-a M-- liit.ii.l I..
, 1..I- vi'.'k al a tiin.-. 1 1 ti l In Hi,, il'-: i-n I I. ...v.-i . X..u I am n.-l
cii.'ii v,- a. v. -I- u.,t si. U. hut atiit.- H.'tn;-. I" l.---(-it ll'.i.v. r. 1 alls,- I
l.-milarly w h,.i ,. Ul, j,, i,nV), xv ; ti.-v.-r tiaih-.l iiihI.t his l.;inii,-i-.
hail si-v.-n. f.l,s - f,.v,-r. sn u fills. V li.-n ill, I .Mr. ll",n-,-r h. , ..in.- a
-l'-.. hut In silti- ,,r thi-si- wi. n,.v. r i r.-iiul'lh-aii'.' In l-.ils. si.nu alter
hi-sitali-il In slur! him at;ain. i-t, .,.: r.-tuiii I'li.tn a hum n-siiietic.-tin:
in Hie ..i..ii In .' -a I h in 1: ""I"'- 'u' alla.-hi-il hii!is--ll' 1..
.sw.'athiK liiilil. Iraiin.hli; ill. hili'""' Vi'..i.ili-"v Wilson a.lmil.i-l i ., -
I in ( - K a ii 1 1 a "lay or two in
lit'i' Usually pul an i-n.l t,
,;.
his" u-- i-oni i , i.. i i ,
K'-.-il up lip- uneil II,;,, lo tool '
I otll thus,, ahsni.l stip.-l-sliuons. Vo-j
i l"h- who tatu-y llp.y ,;iti h , ohl l.v i
lia-MIni: tln-ir f.-t't ivi-i nr.- lil..- .1,-1-'
I 1,-l.on-s Kip Willi U inkl... ii,,..
. ,. , .11 i nvil I in in I oe ii 1 1 ccl ion in I
! ''" 'I'aliA.u.-.i.as hitrih-i, in II,,- r.-hahili-
; nappe
'a dn
happens and no "col
i." hut slick
a I
a ;:uesN. w ucn nicy tappen to
l oimh or sneee.
t M. work was In the Lake Su -
porlor country where simw w -as
from tw
live tort ileep. 1 mirs,
jr. I.. M
. fbictor h ii ma n ) cent rihi ties a states, including 'iitiniil uml
'"d here: Ai;. hit; in w hde the folloWillK
; IliuiiiK about U) years" pr.o-i lc ; n.i iocs also apeared: Willi. un
'of medicine in New York Cit ' t'.ibbs McAdoo. A. MiUhell I'aluier.
; hac a!uas taui:hl io my p;i t iciii . V i 1!ji in ,1 eti n i r, t,s I!i.,hi, and I'M
! and proclaimed to idician my :od I. Kiluards.
I heller tn contagion beitn- the sole While he claim--! ;it llns time to
Kid Sneeze Do Eight
"1HAT
IT'S
JCFF, IT 'i Too
TO RVJM THe
vmith kid SNee-z.e so as .
to Keep AM eve ow H
BUT THAT DOG'I.L SHOW
uuHeTHcfe He's otaeyeu
6RtGRS. Hc'S BCM 60W3
BACK
IDCA
NMLGS
A.Hor
Mt
sit
not t-i disease diaznoaia if)
KfniDf-ii. r If-jddreHMeri i-Mflnci in t-txIoituT,
v. ill ii-
ll"
al.mil thf ,var tin-
.-l-iral nehnla urtspiraN. The hroad-
.... ;. nf .-,... wiM ,((. ........ .....
,,,in l.t-cau-f -v i ;. ln-dy knows
vniir faillii:: - ym n-pfr. fMiinu'li
- Mw(-dt;-. I!' u ai -: . .M.
M I). '
, tK.h-r duct n- ( hors- (. y.-t an
h,,n(.ut siiul. now Ntmui'sta:
am ttt a physic-in n. I a in a
v-ii-nnury surKeon, hy diploma,
nut nri what I Know. If 1 should
lain- out ii lKir.se and drive him
until he loamr-d with swc-al a
wintry day and. then tuieh him to
a pot and U-t jifrn Ktand their
until midnight, tic- next day I
v.nitld have n Imrve mi sick with
distemper, eankepjp tslct, junnine;
lme. and litayhe never to he of any
use any more. The same tiling
Hue of n iiunian heintr. ! cull
that cold. What do y()u call that';'
1 ,,:,v' mi out ami
JOiOtlier severe cold on top of
,M;" ",H' ' will have- pneumonia
Mi' l'1''1" ' -V '.' Am i iuht 7 Sin-
' ,M - n-. V. M-
X'O-h. nejuh. Hud or, I think
V"M :" wr(n.
K ' ' far as human hy-
eoficein.-d. I defer t u your
,n,'n 1 ahmtt the hygiene of the
I'orse.
'ipTh:ht. John K. Iiille Co.
V hy cull '.'111 IM'K ulli-ll nift
it' llicin in-c liui-nctl mo? Th'
llnlihlc uilh r;irtlici i llicy ilon'l
i liiy lll:iil Iomu cilnnuh I' m-iiI'c
iniiiicin niiriy.
; h'oI'.vHkIh. .1 Ii ii Dillc Cn.l
Communications
lion, ami In Un- .-nniii '-ssional ch-i--thuis
ol' thai y,-:u- Mr. Ilonvr madi-
I"- i'"11""'
tali'iiniit : ".ly own
i h'h at-i- suniinarlz.Mt in a woiu:
That uc niii'-t have united suip"it
I'.ii ihe president. I am for 1'roi
ilrnl Wilsons leadership, not nil!)
in the conduct of the war. but also
in 1 he necotlat Ion of peace, and
tti i wiii iN in the direction
; ,,,,,,, of the world
. t i hat time
, ;11)1S .v,.it, ex. I 'resident Taft. -Mr.
I llardim;. and all the leading i'1-
; ,,!, h,,, ns opposed the position
: (alien hv Mr. Hoover. In I'.i-O the
name of lleil-etl Hoover was on
the democi a i ic laltot in several
Miles Road Work
HoV FoK.- fA
eiGHT MILCS
mm
Rippling
Rhymes
(By Walt Mason.)
Till' i-:tv WAV
Vmi save nun h trouble by
foi Kettin t he sinners' wiles,
i heir triektt unkind ; you dodjie
.i lot of nsde-.s f rettiiiH by
shootinu stn h things from your
mind. A takir heat me last
Noveiiiher, Kohl me a ear that
v.oiild not i ii M : and I remarked,
"i wont reuicml'er what this
man .liiiKh-son has done. 1
e jelu vo fort h wit h my attor
ney and tamp upon his crooked
i rail, and follow him win re'er
he Jl journey, and threaten him
with law and Jail. 1 miht
denounce his tricks as rotten.
Where a II the ta spine worhl
mieht hear; but nil such things
ale htsl loreotten, f,r life is
short and peace is dear." 1 met
lhat .linejeson one morning just
after he had sturii; me thus; 1
uttered no wilil words of warn
ing, l didn't speak about the
bus. The sweat was rolling
down liis features, he thounht
Id surely eliinh his form; he
classed me willi malicious crea
tures who rant and swear when
t hey et warm. I hit I dis
cussed t he feats of landy, a ml
h.'imleil him a unud ciar. ami
didn't kick uji any shindy, and
never spoke about the car. And
I could see how mil' li he hated
the sorry, shabby t rick he'd
played; if had Jawed him and
e'l-ntcd, he would have laughed,
all undismayed. And ever since
I've found him trying lo suuare
thiijes for lhat trick accurst;
he's hinted that when 1 u
limine, another car I see him
f ii st . j have no doubt I'd fce
a Lizzie well worth whatever
price I paid; for conscience has
Willi him been 'busy, sineo I
ignored that other trade. I've
never t bought it wise to (n r
re!, when some ymull mishap
I have met. to hand out lan-.
Millie, e creen or sorrel, when H
is e.".sy to forget. If some small
; a !-: i r conies and beats mc. 1
smile upon him just the same,
and after that I find he treats
me like fine who has a sense
of shame.
(Copyright, T.ejs. by the Cteorue.
Matthew Adams Service
be a republican. Ills record belies
his word, lie was born in T-l.
lie was llviiiH in California dining j
the campainu of isioi when llryan
led the hosts of democracy. The j
issues were "Sound money and
protection." .Mr. Hoover, being !
eiiiippt( for the battle of life in 1
the public schools of America, in:
that decisive contest lacked tile In- j
terest and the patriotism to even !
cast his first voe. At the aue of j
j he left tlie Timed Stales and m ver ,
returned to vote until i!lN. when!
he was A'i years of urc.
! What public expression has he
1 ever made which would lead one !
tto believe lhat he is a statesman'.'1
! hoi's he understand the tariff ? If
so he has never civen the country
any benef it of his know ledge oil
, t hat important subject. Hut. you
.say, he is a great engineer. Well.,
tho schools are turning nut htm- ,
dreds of engineers every year.
! Some of them. like .McAdoo.;
(loethats. and others, have left'
! foot-prints on the sands of time
in the line of their cho-i-n profes-
sion. Has Mr. Hoover ever engi- i
i neered and constructed a Panama
J canal, a Suez canal, the under
' ground railway system of a great
city, or any of our great bridges?
i Where, and in what way has he
'displayed any genius as an engi
neerV Yes. he was sent out by
: Knglish capitalists lo view mines
in China. Australia. Africa, and
elsewhere, and in the short space
j of twenty-two years he accumul.il
! ed a fortune of ton million dot
j lars. I lo certainly Is a money
I milker.
Itut you say that he Is a great
i administrator: that he fed starving
Itelgiinn during the war. It occurs
to tue that the people of the I'niled
States fed lhat country, and that it
did not reiiuire superior ability to
dist ri bate the food among t hese
starving people. Holglum is one of
the small countries of Kurnpc and
I cannot see why .Mr. Hoover
should be lauded in this respect,
as hundreds of men could have
done equally as wet!
You iay that he is a man with a
world-view and that he has ieH
knowledge of iutern.it ional aflairs.
1 only remember that in this re
spect he disagreed with all the
leading republicans of the I'nhed
Slates In regard to the settlement
of the world war and the matter
Jt'4 uwtjefe THe j s-AMpeRiM& i
. ' , nwA Hot r , K"ax low. s
fcl'e-. Ar omcg; ; I ITHe Poock is ALL I GGG. w J
- -
So I would advise you, Mr. Kdl
lor, lo look up Ihe history of Mr.
Hoover before i ilinw another
editorial on the subject.
VM. M. t'oi.vi;.
Medfoid. July 1 -I.
Kd, note: If we understand our
correspondent cfirrectly he justifies
his support of the democratic party
in time of pence by condemniiiK
Mr. Hoover I'r similar action in
lime of war.
.
SPY SUDDENLY
KISHINKV. liumania, July 13.
i'i After the thHd day of steady
Ki-uelliiiK by the police. Mine. Kol
lantay, who had been arrested as
a soviei spy. became violently in
sane and today was in a siraieht
jacket in an asylum.
Tin woman, who was reported
to be an aunt of Mine, Alexandra
Kit la nt ay, soviei minister to Nor
way, was the 1 a n d 1 a d y of
"Wficzca," a soviet a .vent who was
sought after the murder of Ivan
.lacol.ovitch, editor of a monarch
ist newspaper. She was declared
to have posed as a Russian mon
archist and to have betrayed to
the soviet, friends and acquain
tances in Kishinev.
I 'o lice assert the alleged spy
made extraordinary revelations re
eard I iik i li' Noviet espionage Hys
lem in Rumania.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
feet Company. These concerns do
a business, of $1 OM.onii.Ono a year,
which proves that we are as cleat,
as we nre rich.
This nation still has money to
lend. In six inont lis Kurope has
borrowed one hill ion, fii ty-t lire"
million from us, and there is plenty
more where, that tame imni.
Ti e I'nited Stale:; has an income
of one hundred billions a year, ten
millions more than it costs just to
live. So we lend.
Some day we shall wish wt? hud
invested our billions nearer home.
One cheerful feature in our na
tional business is our trade of al
most two thousand million dollars
with Latin America.
iteloie tlie war our South Ameri
can trade was only "'".""o.oiin,
ami we have more than a hi Dior,
invested in South America, against
SliiO.Odti.nuo in 1!HI.
f-f
Italy, in memory of her victory
over Austria, unveils a montiuion;
which originally bore this inscrip
tion: "Kroin til is point we have
di iven the barbarian language,
laws ami arts."
Mussolini' lias changed "barba
rian" to "foreign." but still Austria
is offended.
For t hree t housa ml years '"ha r
bariun" has been a word of deep
insult along Ihe Mediterranean.
K very body outside of Greece was
a barbarian to the Greeks, of whom
none could legally marry an out
vide woman. That caused all of
Jason's trouble, after lu brought
hack his hi-ih strung barbarian wil,
who had helped him get what he
wanted. I'or details that would
make even Mussolini shudder, seo
Kuripides.
Radio Program
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Mali Tribune-Virgin Rtntlon
Sunday. duly 1.1
Presbyter inn church M utua I
Mill - Seed Co.. fhh and
P.artlett.
Monday. .Inly HI
9:3(1 li. m. Los Angeles Soap
company
10 a. in. American Laundry.
10:311 a. in. .Ionian Kleetrie
11 a. tn.-l!errydalo Sim e and
Keck llukery
1 1 ::ia to I L':3ti a. in. 1 1 rimes
Mattery Kleetrie, Central
Point . Lee ver l lardware
l n.. t 'ent ral Point ; Kaher's
Ci.-h Stoic. Central Point.
1 L : '.I ft to ! : HH I ,ewis Super
Scrvief Station.
S to It p. m. --Porter Luniliet
Co. and McCtirdy Dauh-ls
Insurance,
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ii'lnily:
lliRllt iill'l Sundiiy; wai-niPl- Slltwt
un-tron: vKair torotfin mm
day, but foRy on coast; wurinur
in interior of west portion Sunda .
Low humidity in ea.-t and decreas
it humidity Sunday in iwierior
of west portion.
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tcmber I. H'T. l."-;:
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Sunset today, ?:4i p. i
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Sunset Sunday, 7 :4fi p,
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IN REESE CREEK
UKKSK CKKKK. July 13.
Warm weather has come at. last,
and the hayinu si-ason is, on in
full force. . .Most a-veryona in cut
tiny: their second e"op. May is
good this year.
Fern Jack was home visiting for
a week, but has gone back to work
ayain. Mrs. Jack was not well
last w eek : had to be in bed part
of the time, but is better at pres
ent. The Fourth was spent in a quiet
way by most of the people in this
vicinity. Some were down at the
river whrre they could fish and
swim or just rest and visit.
The Robertson family, with a
few friends, spent tiv Coitrth on
the liver near Paul's.
Frank Castor and family. Mrs.
K. Ha mind. Mrs. Manty Court
ney and .Miss Mtna Miuter tnnk a
trip to A It ti rjis for a few days last
week. The yrcport a good time.
Mr, ami Mis. II. Wat kins were
in the K la math count ry for sev
eral day last week.
It was (piite cold the first -f
the week and the mosquitoes were
bad. Kni; tic Pi ver ha.t the best
climate.
Mr. Sullivan, wife and four sons
of Pend, Ore., visited over the
week end with Mr. ("unimons and
family. Mrs. Sullivan is a sister
of Mr. Ctinimons. They attended
Sunday school Sunday.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Dinbey
of Central Point visited at the Ves
tal home Sunday.
M r. and M rs. Webb of IVrhy
ited at the Humphrey home Sun
day. Tom Semple of Medford 1ms a
brother just recently frnni Scot
land, also one from Canada. They
all visited at Tom Vestal's Sundav
r. There were t;7 at Knndav ..lo.a
last Sunday. ' lie thou faithful
unto death, and I will give thee
a crown of life." Hey. 2 : 1 a.
i Mini' IJi'lii U Sin n-iuli r
I V.vsm.CTox. July II
Tin' nnvy ilf.nrt!iii-m w.-is nnlifir.l
i..l.iy ilmi iii unlive MrnraHiinni.
j siirronil.-ri'il wllhin Un- pust w.'Pk
i n I ii.-iiti.l sum Snninlii, niiiklnk -i
li.lnl nf il 7 IlK'.' ,).ilv 7.
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