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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOttD MATL TRTBUm MKTVPOTm, OREflOX. SAT-TODAY. JULY 21, 102ft- I ; ' li taKUKUKU MAILTRIBUNK Dtilr, Aumbry, Wetklj PuNmle'd bj tht MRDFUU1) MUMTUIU CO. M-IM9 ti. Fir fhoiw 71 BfMIKHT W. Rimi-, Pallor 8. SUMITKIl HMITU, llanfr An lodfpitdnt Nr'pir Entered ii arconrf cUm matter it Med lord, Ortgon, under Act of March 8, 1670. HUBSCKIITION KATES I Bj Mill ! Ad sit tic; ! Daily, with Himctiy, jtir 7.A0 i Dally, with Kun'iay, month....... .71 Dally, without Sunday, ar 6.60 Dally, without Suiuiny, month 16 , Weekly Mail Tribune, one year.... 2-00 Sunday, one year 2.00 ; By Carrier, in A.lvnri-p In Medfirt, Ali- land. Jar kNOdVillr, 1,'rntntl I'oiht, I'lioenii, Talent, Uoll Hill and on Jlnjiiwaja: i Baily, with Kwi.ljy, month .7.1 ' Daily, willioul Humlay, month flft Dally, without Sim-Jay. one ear... 7.(10 Daily, witb Minuter, one year 8.00 - All terma, caali in advance. UKUMKil OP TUB ASSOflATKI) I'UKSS j Rwetvttis Full Wire Hervlc Only paHT in city or county rc:f fring Oewa by lelegTaph. 1 The Aaaor-lalrd Preci la eirlnalfely en titled to the iu for i-f'mhlirjitiiin of ill new a dipathra crp.litH to it or olherwiae credited in thia arr, an J alio to the local j oewa mlilihed h-n in. All richt for rr'iuliliration of ipecit) dl pitchea herein are aUo rracrwl. Rworn dalle average circulation for tlx , aaontba ending April 1, ;.3 2. Ofllcial purer of tlie City of Mcilford. Official paper of Jaekaon Counu-. Adrertin!iK Hfjirentativea If. 0. UOCKNSKN & rOHI'ANT 1 Olftcca In Nrw York, Chicago. Detroit, . San rranclico, Loa Ansclea. Seattle, 1'ort- ! bnd. I Ye Smudge Pot 1 I Bj Arthur Perry Women who know say Unit tiiMsitIlit biles iiii'l sunburn h:ivi nothing ill rouimnn. (in top nT the train nf t.tlicr 1 traK'ilicf in eoiinceliun with llalla's! flight. Mr. D'Aiiiiun.in is ahout In write an inie. (i)elroit Nevvx.J j A cluireli Uhx mil to a roi tier lot ' lief ore a khm llo, 'j, j Olio Klliin of Monoiiliiln. Ha waii, KiieeunilM'd nl lust, ami Thinx- ! day inatle a speeeh hefoic a :lvc Club. '! WiveH ami hoy friend are ex-lei-niinatinK (heir liiishandM by nt-I latOiliiK dyniitntle to uulo Miil.teiM. j 'I'll 1? nielhoil is I'tnitrhci thioi u.mc j of cluh, rat ldneu.lt or flrearniK. j A (JalHliei ikl, in a five- in In nl i- i eunvej'HiUlon. nays "and how!" more ' times thiin ii K'Jil lawyer doe ' whereaw" In a reholuiiun aincd I at the xa vim; nl i)n rlvi-rs ami thi- j rescue of the fiMh. I The i(. HuitIhoii I'lyniale null 1 1 Hi h started the minor tlu're would i he horne-racliiK ut the fair ni oundM nil next week. i A roek-rihlied renuldieHIl Htnrted MiiotliiK Scripture yesli-rday when : a eonfoiiud'-il deinoeriit liiirnt fintli Into "The SUIi-wiiIUm of New York." Tim Hccrelary of Htale rejioilM a ti u tnl icr of aulolHiw ha'e not yet I heeured their Ml'JS llrcnscM. They Hre too huxy Koini; f7 inlles an ' Iiour down a i-eeenlly paved street. I Liquidation of cherries by sin ners and seorriaws is rampant. There Is nothing so uucordial as a cherry cordial. Organization of a boys" bass drum corps fills a longlfelt wanl, I nnd tnkcH the place uf the old- fashioned Kspee loco motive engl neer, who whistled IS times fm- lh Main Stein crossing. Arrest of a bootlegger without (he bootlegger drawing a six-shooter he had left on Ihe piano seems unbelievable. f Ihe horticulturists are' milking ready to pick their pears. I and sonic arc waiting for the pears j tti pick themselves. I Plot t nlte Ihe I l-vear-obl boy who i.s MI when driving a car and i: when going to the theater. -I years old on election day, has been thwarted. New phone pnlex are l.clng In- I slalhMi in all Hie leading alb ys. and In accordance win, ciisomii long in j v ogue at pole-raisings. hr strongest nan presenl in master or e.Tr. monies willi his rich barfloiie. Fred Cowles of Santa liiol-iiia. t'al.. Is in imr midst. Ma. Cowles reports (hat lust year fir.- MVcpl :.:t-ir..(;7.i.!oii.:T,.n.;,.j:.; iirriMi trees weie teplanlcd on ."Vi7 acres. Dr. Work, high of the mil1 campaign, continues t. burp upon ! "the full dinner pail." Dr. Wink 1 should snap out of II and say a few ! words about the full ga-oliiic t.uik. This paper will broad. aM on m t Thursday evening, a slep.b -ft, p . e.CMtilll of Ihe str.nilolis .If.. It ,f ThomiiM lleem-y to catch Jim Tuuv n.i . n ho. tor s iv,i,..i, i- , aib d icne. u. j ciiampioiishlp sprint. i AoTji;it M Itm id in ;it i.M its. i "lilno, t "al . i ii.inii 1 1 Tin parly who st.tri.-d a lie ..n the Champion was eallc.l a bar in la-t Friday's 1-Ur and im ii .-. cull at the office. b- h;is not bri-n In. or at least ha" m.t d. ebned j himself, s.i we have arrived al the conclusion I luil he Is a Iso a i o ard The other Ihlng-i we might rail hue would not pa.-; lb, po-totfic- uu thoritbs. Itiitlm.i Is t.oorl. S t,i;.l. Hie.. July ;-i - - yp. - ('orpornlion filing and .mituat li cense lees receUed by '(tie stat t urporalloii denart nx nt nr I hi year, tip to July . broke all pic ions records, w il b a total 1 i lai.oK. coiniuisMbuif-r Mark 1 M.-C.-llist. r said todH v. Th! i an t xeess nl 4o,7 T; uvi-r '11. Governor In Mr 'mdi NKW LONDON. Conn,, July I , lAt John Trumbull, Connect- ' c ii I'm flying kovimiph-. escaped in- j jury. Lieutenant Colonel James w. j Gilson, assistant adjutant gem i al. j nnd three mechanics were hurt m ' un airplane crash ut Trumbull field. ! Ihe slate' new airport al Po.pio tpjcli today, I DAME ELLEN TERRY EI.I.KN TKKKY, vio dicil in Kiiv'liiiiil loday at the riic: nhl ij!t! of 11, l'('ii'i'si'iiti'il i iMinihiiiiitioii seldom fount I in one individual, talent, rale physical hraiity, and an ixtiaordinaiy sweetness of elnil'aeter. IViu. kIio wax inn iri i'r I ,, i.mii.Iw f lime nnil Wl yiinnlu... of love h flairs, they suy. Whether r jiot Hint is true, then is no I tloiiht tlutt Imth tor herself, her children and lid friends, sh?: often (lisregimlcil the nsiiiil c niivcntiojfK. I Silt Im possessed ii suhl le, pnrily iiiid rsoeiihnl yooilness, vlndi soiiiehow raised her I'm nltove. those itim-id rult's itii'i ri irnliilions which Sociely, pitrticu larly in iin Anulo-Siixon cuiinlry. deniautls from others. I'erhitps the iiiiswrr is sin- really eared. She loved life, sho loved her aft, she loved I lie world, not in the abstract, not casually, but from Iter heart, (ieiniine kindness, a much rarer (pialily than most people suppose she possessed at all times, mid to a decree that in another would have been mere affection, but in her was raised to ihe higher plane of spiritual attachment , ... ....... . remaps no Hie more completely than JMJen 1 erry s retlitfd Shaln'speare's dictum bones. " hily what is lat the rod, ami heritage to the world. -key-mile of her character because CRATER LAKE, ' K arc indebted to Th Aoain Crater I,ale is in California. ' This t inic it is the Loeomot i ve Kninccrs' .joiirinil, published at Dcs .Moines. Iowji, that juiiiblcs uoorapJiy, in an article published in its duly issue. The writer, .vho siiis himself "Jirolher W. E. Jtutler of Division L'S." sas: , "If you wish to see a volcano thai hits blown its head off. jo to 'ruler Lake National park in California and you will Kee a hole in the earth '2 miles lojiy. five miles wide and :IH0 fed deep, in which there is L'OUO feet of water.' California has been credited with every seenie ttllruc t ion Oreoon possesses, including 1 ult noniah Falls and the' Columbia Kiver hirway, so this latest editorial pil lage is not surprising;. One would think thai maaiue writers ami editors would consult t heir fift li rade corapliies, however, beftH'e liecomino so reckless with boundarv lilies. QUILJL is hie t rouble wit c I'll Ii'll niiiii:n;i America 'omplcx. Tlii-rc's always some summer, hut a kiss does The. itblc man. M r. Hoover is an ible to In-eak. the Solid South . - are two sides: The one alls What will w class Probably usual. A man's objeetiun to a breakfast room is its constant to become Ihe regular dinner and supper room. also. The lill-eeiit article is worth 1" cents. The othc represents tin st of making- you want it. Which-bind has the I M'st COoks the most anti-fat pills .' A casual sillily of political speeches suggests sal desire to he thin has now affected ideas. Americanism : Cctlino bored al home but play bridge; oipo pla ino bridge. Cheerful lnser: A poor sporl who spoils your victory hv pretending- he didu'1 care eiinuirh to I rv verv bard. There would be fewer wrecks on the matrimonial seas if the dear crcalure would rock ihe eradb- instead of rockino the boat. The reason some people have so much trouble is hceaus they have llivvcr incomes and truck manners. Von can tell an American anywhere, it he's loal'inir. spends imuiry cv.-iy 'rw minutes because he ean't think of thing- else to do. MUTT AND JEFF NOW, tteetgcY, i'mGomwA FAVOfclTS. WAV OF f FIGHTIMG, IM Ttti clinches with om indet'iirjilile, luitive (jiialily til' "jrood is oft interred with tin fine and ennoldini:, will be her these things formed the real! CALIFORNIA! Dalles Chronicle for t lie follow-, POINTS 11 ' ' 1 " that so many fjrown-ups retain ear doesn 't skid so much in but no even Mr. Cord has been tlutt Is riohl mil ll l..l do when birth control kills off the upper get out great men from the other class as effort 0 Cents .' Well, which one consumes thai because there's nothing- i to an eNpciuive resort . do ami He aic Trainer Jeff Loses His see J oi ; is uks. 1 PoSOM; VOO GoTTA VA(ol?te UP f DFCMte FO($ IT. I "'' JtFF.' Personal Health Service o By WILLIAM BEADY, U. D. Higned Mtra peitilnlna; to irrfonal nnnrii uy or. ii r;i(iy n i ij ii.;kmj, bcii-udiirPNXf-ii pr.vcio 'iff and written in ink. Owing to (liu Jnij;e number m le aiiKwfred hi-re. No reply can be nisele to fuerici Addreita Dr. William IJrudy, in cure of thia newn.ier. I :,:u!!'' ly: ca" ' """"l H:"- Tin-: ini:vj:Tij otlK-rwiso known ii "U i'ii It ii ilk Irs' and to tloctorM as Malk- Valtiiis, o- I e 11 tiul flatfoot, ji unuti-j fcit. huh defined in a pi evious Hi.ijldinn. .Now for tlio Ue- vi-ntion of this mill loo common Lruuble tt younn, persons. , As faulty mi- tritiou is a pre- tlispoHint; X: u us..-, the child Hhuuld 1 ,lilVi: , mcdi' Ihe benefit of a prop, r 1 or health examination, l-'aully nutrition do-n'i uu-an in- Miffieient or improper food, buL , f I..-..,, ' (.Md to Impaiimeiu f healih. re- t,,nh'u' Krowth, deficient sirenHtb or v.Kor. 1'arenls should strive to Kvl out of their JieudH I he pesK.mihtie or fatalistic noiion thai soine children ai: just naturally frail, weak, below .standard in this or that ropect, endowed Willi Weak Iuiium. wejik heurt, weak stomach, weak blood, ;ind all that senseless Kiiesswork. It is unl'uir to ihe boy or Kirl. The liandi- 'cap is sometimes not ea.y tq re i move and niinetiuies not "possible 'to remove, but that dues not Jus tify a policy of bliiul iKinnanc and nctfleci. it is surely ihe ! parent's plain iltlty tu fcive the child a fair start and a free cliaiieo to win. ; ( iencral physical truinint? is j next in importance to puttiiiK the j child in a condition free lo Kuin. I If the si'huol is a poor one ami 'docs not provide for the physical jedliciitbitl of the child, then this. . part of the IruiniuK must be ear- j lied on at home. The hools ( j tire inclined to shift to the par ents about 'Z't per cent of even the j mental training of children; as ! for physical 1 raininu, I hey don't lake Jt very seriously in th" i schools, as vet. At home Ihe j boy or Kirl should be encouraged -to indulk'e in active sanies, play. , as ruiiKh as the child likes, and 'without loo much regard for "safeiy." live the child free (bun to play, -but discourage the habit of attendluK names or per- torina ii' es as a mere spectator. i These days it is not so diffi 1 1 ult as il w as 10 or iMi .-ar ago to get well shaped shoes fo 'boys and girls. All good sho inn nut act ut ers now furnish hy gicliie lasts, and it is not neces sary to pat i onize expensive "stir- , gical." orthopedic" or "correc-' ilive" shoemakers. There are still (ton manv harebrained mothers who permit little girls tu adopt l 'i ench heels at an age when j the girls should be Wearing ieaks or sandals or lieelless play j shoes of one kind o j Appeals In the name (health bounce off the ' such mothers without another, of good heads of making dem. regular girl should never! ( be permitted to wear French . ; heels or anything of the kind, i 'everi for occasional dressnp af-I ) fairs, unt il she is 1 ii or i and w hen she does get old enough wear cni she will toss 'en j in the closet and get right bach iinlo her sport or every-day shoe 'as soon as the party Is over i 'hat is. if she expects to be grace ful and attractive as a woman I j should be. The Important fea-I i litres of good shoes are these; j 1. Length and breadth I exceed I hose measurements n j feet taken while the feet ! Ihe weight of the body, j '1. Kounded blunt te.es, pointed. ;s. Straight inside lines. -I. limost flexibility of ; and shank. I .". The lower the heels j better; heelless shoes are best. ' The habit of going barefoot is 1 .always beneficial. If this is Im possible, ih.-u soft soled sneaks, tennis shoes, moccasins ..r sandals ! may be worn at every opportu-j nily : one of Ihe good feat tires I of these shoes is that they are ; v in unity heelless. 111 the m-xt scolding about Weuk- j foot we ll . (insider home treat ment. Meanwhile, always try to leav e foot prints in I wo parallel ' lines or even a bit pigeon toed if ou want to have normal, com fortable f..,.t. I (,M i:stios M ANSU Fits ; Ttuih U liner Than Mjtli ' Mothers or fathers who want i to start children tb.ukint: hi the1 j right wa' will find a pamphlet issued by the liiiled Stales public' Temper at Heeney's TOM, DON'T T i health and livgiene, nut to dNeaao iliagnoia or (luititf to (lit In ii;e number of letters r, W u" b conform. or u :akioot. h iitit .M-rvli-e. WashjiiKtoli, 1J. exi elJelit Ktlldf. It in eii "Tht; Wonderful Miujy of and ouiline.s n a fine way '.. it tilled Lift-,' " mother ' answeiH for her youiiK 'lauyhter s tiivtioiih or a fatlu r'.J answers for hi.i yomm' Mon'ii iiues liuii j Itrgnliir rcllci-s. 'f'"1' -'tuer of a hoy from 10 to 1 yearn ol ay; lius a mst im- puiiant job ut out for him, hut h sturi.s rihl and handles the j"1' with due consideration at all tini'-s. it will be i Kteat thing for the boy ami a Kiealer happiness iur his dad. Jle will f:nd help 01 paniphbt i.vued by the Auieri-. ;"i .Medical association, Chicago, Ill :,t It-Ill II ,iUV (lllf is i-all.-d ".I. din's vaeiition." for boys 1'J to j:. years. Another is called mnus. or i.oy.f n, to is year.s. !' I rlciid "m" datiuhter, just 1J, has sud- dcn! koiic boy nnx.y. She stems i b.te lost iiileiesl in her nicer Kirl coinpaiuons. except one 01 two who think and talk nothing hut boys. 1 suppose Uii i;, to be expected, but she seems so yoiiiiK. . . Mrs. JJ. Answer It is a bit youn. Ha- oiir dauKlUej- had proper instruc tion from mother about lite anil love ..nd so on? If not. she hasn't hail a fair deal. Send 1 0 cents lo A iiioricjin Social Hyiene asso ciation. ;! 7 1 Seventh avenue, New York city, fur a copy of "Your Mother's Daughter." by II u t h , Kimball f.Jai diner. ' Jivp ihe I). . Well. Is it unnealthy lor a dor to sleep in the same room as a child i years idil ? Does a dus Inllttlr moie oxjkcii tl.aii a human beliitf' Does doK exhale air whlel tt$ I f rent l'roiii a.r exhaled by u human beinj-'V (.'. J. i, Answer S'i far as the air is concerned, the dun nii'ht as well, be another diiUl in the room.' There is just u;,e objeetiun lo the' practice of letting the do sleep ii the room with ihe child. The' child may cl w onus li oni the j -iiUf in the do's saliva. It is fur! i his rcuMMi that ,i dox must never j be allownl to li' li the hands or i face of a i hild; and this is ulso i he reason wli v it is important that the hands be immediately I unshed after off -rini; the do any ! food. Atil-Acid. j I' lease publish a remedy for liicid condition of the stomach. M ' ;- Answer leu grains of calcium rbonale (prepmed chalk), iu'opvright by John Uille t'o.) 1 ' It's said an cnoriiiotis depart incul store II In- erected In Palis Willi nnd -pace i uoiigh fer Aincrl can women fliers t' alight on it. You've got I be a philanthropist or a mciiace t lie iiilsM'il these days. (Copyright John F. Dllle t'o Brisbane's Today (Continued from Pane One) At I'unliac. llencnil Motors un Ihorities meet to discuss develop ment nf transportation hy irueks, truck prmluctlon and stile. Devidoi inien t nl motor trucks Camp YOW o OVHt W lartrfii 1 Ik V. ,11 m'ii - - ' m . 1 1 UNCOWTtfOLftBLe I Rippling Rhymes (By Wilt Mason.) IMPATIKXCK When tilings wruttn. we're prune to rear, and wear a frown from ear to ear, and say un seemly things; we .shuck our loviiiu aunts and wives with s p e v v h e s , sharp as butcher 1; ti I v e , w.l th bitter, caustic flDiKS. If there are dogs, at hand, or eats, we kick them roundly in the sluts, which gives us small relief; wj cu ithe luck in bitter term, abuse the welkin tilt It pqutrmx, and rant and yell and beef. J used to be afflicted thus; at, each mis chance I'd raise a fuss, and spoil a ha'ppy day; the women folk, consumed with dread, would place wet towels on my head, to drive the heat away. Ami then one day the Old JJoe came to put a plaster on my frame, and 'found me lit a rnuc; he saw me rant around the shack, assault the cat and then attack the parrot in its e;ie. And all because I couldn't find a certain book 1 hal in mind, a tome I wished to read; the I I loc viewed me with a frown and said, when I had simmered down, "You arc a chump, in deed. If you would reach a green old age you'll have to curb your senseless rage, be quiet and serene; "some morning when yuii throw a fit your apop lectic works will quit, I wot and also ween. There's nothing worse tliNn frequent ire; it is a fierce, consuming fire, destroy ing nerve and bruin: you'll pray for patience every day, ;uid shoo all angry thoughts away. If you'd bo strictly sane." The Old Doe threw a scare in me. and now because I have to In I'm pa tient all the time; I do not let my passions whiz, and I'm sur prised how easy 'tis to shun my former crime. ini'iuis economy nnd laboi'-saviiij,-t'or fanner.s. It ini'Hiis Kreater cffliloncv for every braiieh of industry, ami will 1'iee horses from tasks fit only for niaeiiines, .Mr. Sareovitch, or the Macedon ian revolutionary commillee, com mits murders wholesale anil ruth lessly. Macedonians, dislike Ser bians. Sareovitch locked up ten Serbians, Including four gendarmes. In a hut. and burned them ull ulivc. The Serbian novcinmcnt oilers a reward of 1,0Ihi.ii(iii dinars for the Macedonian bandit. Nothing succeeds like success, with horses or men. Kelstead won the derby, the bellili!,' to ! U'talnst him. Uet'ore the rue; yon could have bought the horse, prob ably, for Si'O.unil. Xow his owner n'tuses $,jiiil,0uu offered by an American. T WANT TO T FOR SPEECH , PORTLAND. Ore,. July LI I . (I) I.. L. Langley. democratic state chairman, sent a letter to a ban uuel (f ilemoerats last night, slitt ing that he did not wish lo sponsor discussion of campaign plans for O over nor Smith until after the governor had issued his letter of acceptance of the democratic nom ination for president. After a discussion in which Will lam S. Levens and (ieorge F. Alex ander participated. It was decided to appoint a committee to reipiest Langley to Issue a call Immediate ly for organization of t he stale committee, and MI.'i was raised a inoug those present to jiay ex penses of the committee members In coming to Portland. The view was expressed by some of those discussing ihe matter that to wait until the Smith notification late In August would leave loo sdiort a time before election for conducting the campaign in Oregon. CANDY. Missionary Alliance opens 17-acre camp ground on Mo lull river. Kugene school levy Is $-'02,703 after a s:P.'. cut. TOM' i 70U ifln i TIFFFWT) IZATION IM nCPV CTATfl 111 LILIU UiniL NKW YOUK. July ZliA) The directing agenctc of tlu. demo cratic, national campaign will be an advisory commit let composed of oub representative from each state in the union and an execu tive committee- of seven, headed by himself. National committee t.'haii -man John J. Itaskob an nounced loduy. The announcement wan made after a lengthy conference between Itaskob, fol. Herbert II. J.ehniatl, national committee financial direc tor; lidted Statt-s Senator I'eler P.. Cerry of Kht.de Island, and other democratic leaders. Senator Cerry will be chairman of the ad visory committee. riaskob said that the personnel of both committees had been de cided -on. but that it would not be made public until all acceptances had been received. The advisory committee will con duct a survey of the country, stale by state, each member then re porting on conditions and advising a course of action. The executive 1 committee will carry out the pro posals of the advisory committee, Haskoh alone having power of voto. Itaskob said that no decision hail yet been reached un the proposal of Senator Joseph T. Uobinson, democratic candidate for vice pres ident, for a headquarters in the south to combat anti-Smith scnti- ' meat there. FIRST BOAT FOR j 6 YEARS LANDS j AT PT. POINT I1AKKOW. Alaska, July 1 tfi First to pierce the Arctic isolation of Point Harrow for six consecutive years, the motorship Patterson was plunging through the ice to the eastward uf here to day. The ship picked its way through tin- moving ice floes off the Point liarrow anchorage Wed nesday and discharged mail and fruit before continuing lo remote ami sparsely settled trading posts farther east. The Patterson took advantage of the first opportunity to reach Point Harrow, the ice having started to move only the day before. The above dispatch is the first rngulnr news ujiiefce .trnmjmittc-d by 'the novvi,'' established govern ment radio station at l'oint liar row. The nplio station will keep the 14 whiles and 4 mo natives of the settlement, the farthest north under the American flag, in con stant touch with the outside world. lie fore establishment of the ra dio station, trading vessels during the brief Arctic summer, or the tortuously slow dog team was Point Harrow's only regular means of communication with the more set tied portions of the gtohe. Drank on Beer, La Grande Couple Go on the Warpath LA GIIANDK. Ore.. July 2 I . tfl'j i Mr. and Mrs. 10. J. Morrison were : fined a total of Sioo in city court' last night on foir different counts, j Moth were fined ? I .".0 for disorder ly conduct. Morrison was fined' -5 1 no for possession of beer and his ; wife was fined $1mm for destruction of city property. Officers raided , their home Tuesday night, and re ported finding some beer. Doth were alleged to have used ' abusive, profane language and Mrs.! Morrison violently resisted officers,1 and smashed windows and dishes in the eity Jail. A record crowd 1 attended the trial. The "Pom- IJcggar. i N !: W V 0 1 ; K . J u ly -l I . blV Arrested for soliciting alms from women on their way to work. Ijtintel Sugrue. ti.i years old. , showed his resentment to being , calbd a "bum" by boasting in" court that he had JL'M.uOo in the bank. 1 ft I A 1 I A 1 1 A Ho Ho Ho HA HA HA HAl 1 3-YEAR-OLD BOY SAVES 5 PEOPLE FROM nPilWMII ST. lAdiS, Jul 2l.iA) I.eoll I 'a I la i. an, I :S-yeaivnld .-choul buy vras a hero today after he saved five persons from drowning in a sbugh in the Mississippi rive, last night. The lives of t we children were claimed by th-. slough, however. Several families wei e enjoying an outing on the hanks of the slough. It was decided to go swimming and Jioy Jlellmau, S, ami Kffie f.ee Anderson, !i. wading to the enter of the slough, sud denly sank from sight in :in ft claf of water. 1 totli were drowned. Mrs. Delphie Anderson, mother of i iie girl, tried vainly to rescue her daughter and was herself saved by young Callani'ii, who drugged her to shore. J. -on- then brought to :-afeiy Margaret and Flora lellman, who had attempt ed to rescue their brother Uuy. iierlha Andersun, l l. and Kay Amb rsun. fl. sisters of Kif It , luul in the meantime become involved 111 deep water and the youth lowed them to shallow watt r. All but I. con i 'a liana n were in experienced swimmers. The lad, who is skillful in the water, was said to have saved a 12-yeif-old boy from drowning last sum mer. AGAIN ERUPTS AS POPULACE FLEE .MANILA. July l' I . (l'i A vio lent eruption of May on, the vol cano in Albny province which re rectnly became unusually active, today terrified the popu lace for miles In all directions. Huslucss in Legaspl and smaller towns near the base of the volcanic mountain was paralyzed. Lava shot from the crater in a dense column of smoke, which cast a pall over much of the province. The activity was accompanied by a deep rumbling which intensified the terror of an already panie-sttieken populace. A deluge of hot ashes was reported to have fallen over the villages of Tabaco and Malil put. Governor General stimson an nounced he would leave Manila to morrow aboard the cruiser Trenton for Legaspi to investigate the situ ation. Jkj OF MAIL THEFT N K W V O 1 1 K ; J u ly 1 1 (Pj Archibald Chapman, a n assistant linen keep in hie steward's de partment, was today charged Willi the theft of registered mail from the liiited States liner Leviathan between June It) and June 'l'i. while the -vessel was on the high seas. Chapman was held In $7,100 ball for a hearing on August !i when arraigned before liiited States Com m issjoner O'Neill. He Is '.)'! and comes from London, Kng l.in.l. The Leviathan dock d here yes terday. Commodore Cunningham. W her master, said that it had been T learned that the loss from the mails would not exceed tM00. bur a postal inspi ctor placed the loss Mono higher. At that time both denied t hat an arrest h id been made. A detective had made the round (rip on the prvle of the American merchant marine in order to in vestigate the robbery. It w;is some time after the robbery had beer, discovtied before the los:' on Id be determined, because it was necessary to check with th" sendeis of the mail. By BUD FISHER .mxj. .... 1 15' . 1 I ' I X AM MARRlGO Foufc AfoU A HALF- YARS Mil) MY CAM YOU SuGGGVC RLGF FOR M ? DARJ Aci-: C A'JTION He-W. IF STILL PER'GISTS- THRCAICH Hc. l'O THAT FAIL 5 UifrlTC FoR FutfWtK Atuice. .iia rri;:.1' "' ."' v .r v L i ... - ... ..Q 6)