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POTF FOOT! TrEDFORT) MAITJ TRTBTJXE. fEDFORD OREfiOX. SATURDAY. JULY 28, 1928. o - - "')
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If. C. alOOKNSK.N ft COUI'ANT
Oftln-a In New York, Cliiao, Detroit,
flao fiauclKO, Loa AnKelea. Heatll, Port- i
Uiid.
BH
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Ariliar fern
1 BUl.mlt that If l hero Iw ny
pneieiy iinmiitf the ui)K'ls nml
nrHianffpls, oven divine heiriKM. It
' li :fS the LIiiiik Club. (l-'roni tlw Of
'llcilll I'lllilieilllnn (if tllP l-inilM)-i
, vhy Aimi-l-l-ion Hurry HmiKen Is
tmse-Hl-ipini,r.
The ItiHelnuH vnlley tomntn l
now in Uh liMt eondltlnn for
) .llii'klim nd UirnwinK-
The heat Is still lieltifr accord
ed a chilly reception, by lis tar-
.Mr. Coulidue eaur.ht a fish ton
many, ihus maltreatim; the sacred
I'.sh laws of Wisconsin. Isy no
, wild chance could the rceordlnK
' i- r.he Inve struck the wionu
Key on his typewriter.
"IZdar Welsh Is rnnnim; around
with one nf the lallanher i:lrls.
We are Klad lo see Kdar tak"
U s:and for the rlKht." (Plum
Creel; News. Yreka .lournaH
Jlow does MIsh CallaKher feel
about It.
Ho many outspoken, outstand
ing drys are showinn up drunk
in the fhst pan, that It Is
ifv bout time a prominent wet ap
peared sober.
Al'TO-lNTOXlC TI(
(i.Mr. Uasltob. understand
you have taken on a nlw 1 1 tie.
A. Yes, the Smll h-liidiinson.
-. We are to make a special cam
pitb'ti to put ft over this fall.
y. I've heard a hit of talk
"' iiboui tt. Will l( do all that is
advertised ?
A. You can't k wronn uriili
Ibis model. The very best stuff
bos one Into li. Are you inter
esled?
(j. Well, I'm sort of loohini?
;i round, hall about made up
my mind to buy a I louver.
A.- Thai's a (jood make, loo.
Ci:t it all depends on what you
, ae InokiiiK f"i. W' ilon't want
to knock any model. The Hoover
is all rii;ht If you want the con
Y veutional iroditct, with no radical
haimes In design or mechanism,
liut If you want something now,
KometbhiK that will embody mark
- t-d Innovations and Klve you a
'"decided chanM' front whal you
.have been accustomed to for thf
Wi eluht years, yoti will make
no mistake In deciding on a
Smith- Itohiusnn.
(J. In what respects does H
differ from the Hoover?
A. The Hoover Is really the
old Coolidc, Slb-nt Six with a
"' little heavier body and stlKht
chatu;e In the cooling system. The
smitb-Uoblnson ir an entlrel
nev model. it differs In even
,,, way from everylhinfc thai ha-
'in been proiluced In the past. li
operates on a new principle. Thi
contriils are easier for Hie aver
uae man to understand.
, ,i, What about lubrication ?
A Don't worry ahmii Uibrica
tion. If Ibis car goes over your
lulu b allot) ll oiibb will be over
fur fmir years anyway.
(J I hear It has somethlnu
niii'l in body construction.
A. Oh. yes; forgot to tell
'ott. It has a coui bimtt ion and j
convertible body which makes It
a family car, a farm wagon, a
beer tno k and a business car, :
as the occa.-lnn may require, I
i). I'm nearly convinced. Hut I
soppose ibis Smiih-Hobinsnn doesi
1 not live up to the representations.
A. Listen, niy man; if you nr-'
. i not latlrted with the Mmllh-Cob. 1
inson ami It doesn't do everything j
j, , we say H win il". you can turn
ii in and vet t;o per cent of the :
purchase price. I
(J. Will you take la my old
car on a deal?
a. What kind In It ?
Q It's a Calvin brougham.
A. P.I log H In and I II allow
you $4 tut it.
Q. Why ean't I Let mot e on
; "If ?
A There's been a tot of om
. , tialnt about It. It dncMl I ehooe
to run.
( New York Sun .
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V-'AKHINf .TON. July US --OVi
The lirtvy ilciartment was ndviscil
today that Till Natidlnn followers
sort cndeiiMl to marine forces at
''tnmoin. Nicaragua, July 24. Tlie
(io n vcre granied he eustomarv
, 'cremency.
,f. Mr. and Mrs. W. .. Mh haet ami
si mi Ailt and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hickman of this city Icfl early Hits
teiirniitr, ' for Cren-ent City ami
oile r points for n few day' vara-
-tlon,
I THE CITY OF MEDFORD SHOULD TRADE AT HOME I
T"vO the people nf Medfnrd believe in llie kIosmii,
U in
ford I rude is .Med lord made?''
IT tliey (In, llien tlie ( il.v Council was pi'H'i
letting 1lU ('(lilt I'lK't fill' tin ( It
though tlit Iiils of some oiitsid
Hin. iicconlinir lo inniihcrs
vnvly criticized for tlmt nctioii.
S( tin other day when bids were reecived for the pnvintr of
Ncvenil slreels in Med ford, the Council k"V the eontntct tu tli
lowest bidder n firm in Oregon City, even though the loc.d
bidders were only liliniil nej- cent hitflier.
We don't censure tlie members of tlie Council for Hint nc
tioii, for we understand tlie tissumjition upon which that action I
is based. They are elected jis the representatives of the coJc, j
ami they .should do whal ihey believe the people want them
to do.
Hut we do believe the members of the Council are mistalfii
in their idea of what the people want.
If "With Med ford trade is Medl'ord made" means anything
it means the patronage of local industries, even though a lower
price miVlit lie secured outside, at a catalogue house for e
amjtlc. It is based upon the perfectly sound theory that by
helping e.ich other we help ourselves, and by keeping I hf money
nt home we alt benefit.
Th.it theory applies to the city as well as to the individual,
if anything it applies more to the'city, for the money the
city spends belongs to the people, who benefit chiefly from the
application of this principle,
I'nless priees submitted by local firms are extortionate
and local competition should prevent that, the city of Med ford
in our opinion should buy everything it can in Med ford, cer
tainly everything that is manui 'act ured here.
Mcdford has a e((ncrete plant. It has in its territory a ee-
. , , ,
niciit plant. I he local linns have constructed cement pa vintf
here which is hitrhlv aeceplable. The moncv spent on t hese
. . . , a . , .... ' ..
streets has stayed here at home, and benelited the community
(fenerallv.
j , , n . .
teniion to the eriticisnts advanced
Ilall contract. Kor we don't believe those criticisms were either
II founded Or represented the
a whole.
We also believethe City Council should have awarded the
pavinr contract to local firms. 1or the 5 per cent saving in
the contract price will, in our judgment, represent a decided
loss, when the extra cost of lnaintaininy; th asphaltie type of
pavement is considered, added to the greater loss sustained by
sending thousands of dollars away from this city, which could
have. and should have been, kept at home.
QUILL
Kuropcan travel maki
of smells.
one
I'Vorr fmvii lmu aM'nmilv Ibaf
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milliner O! unpaid hills'.
. j 1. I a m for t he su rvlva I o ft he
, 1 . 1 1 p 1 1 finest. There was another good
.Men are created eipuil. out it takes an occasional bank tail-1 n.asn fur the prejudice of the old
lire to keep them that way. timers anainst sleeping late mnni-
I lugs It cut In one's quota of ultra
" ; violet. This, too, need not concern
'The Kin": of Italy has no softer job than the jjnod party man us so much today. The absorption
,i 1 1 ii . m -i ' j of ultraviolet varies with the area
nun ifi r 1 1 j ' 1 'i i-n 1 1 m imi 1 lie im II I I
If At does nothing else in his
a confirmed drv.
A soft voice indicates two
I that the waiter will serve
Almost everybtuly would favor birth
made selective.
Awful thought! Suppose, tlie radio worked both ways and
the politicial speaker could hear ten million people mutter
"Hull!"
In the world of science, liuht means heal,
romance, iy.hi lowers the temperature.
Americanism : Cheering
ipnrt who saw him cheat.
the
Trader Horn miubl sell another book to Amerienns by eon
fessini; thai he is also Santa Clans.
Too much of "education" U useful only to those who will
i't a living by tenchinir it to others to teach.
A few
others bv
insects are equipped by
the loudesi horns ihey
MUTT AND JEFF
IN62, BCFoFJe VWG GO
D0UUM 10 SIR JltivjeTS
You Afjt .sere rtftyc
A T AMCC; I'LL
Roll op rue
rug:
v , lV fit
f
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r' ;' I DITTO, A
'th Mcl-
tlly .justified
V tUlll t( a -Mcutord lirill tfWU
firms were lower.
of tin Council, they were
HO-
.
wheu'thev awarded the Citv
sentiment (if this eommnnilv ass,M'l "" warm weather or cli-
POINTS
tolerant." Especially tolerant
looMu io evnevllnno- . net m I hi o I
' r,t i
II j; Willi pi H 1
campaign, lie will make Hoover
things: That you are wel
vou last.
bre
ontrnl if it could be
In the world of
winner; seoruinn the spoil-
Nature to make a noise, and
ean yet.
Inez Should Brush Up
IT'S O. IC.
VAlTH Me,
Mutt!
THIS VAMi
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avwvul tAMte(j Jepr cs'.
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Hlffiird Irttm pertaining to personal
,rttra uhwM l.e bri unci uhttrrt in Ink.
twvra, only a iw ciiii i answer en urre.
lug V) i nit ru'-tl una. Adilrcs Dr. William
n Aiu is. jioiuiii s ai jn:i.rii
No. 1 I)'inic Abeil in tlw AIuiiinj.
Karly to bed and early to rip
iH twaddle to one hyici-h atty wis',
it may have lif.n a nod habit in
the days of tallow candle, Today
it i.s mainly tlie moron iiojiululion
thai fnllowH tiiiH
atn-ient iireeept.
Ho far a h our
orrsent knowl
edfj( Kor-H, it dori
n o t matter
whi'ther one re
tircM to bed at 9
o'eloek or nt 1 L'
o'clock, provided
one m-in the nee-r-M.sury
number of
With very few ex.
1
houi'H of Hlecp.
reptionH the neccsnary bourn of
Mleep vary with ukc, an fftllows:
Infants under ti mniUtiH of
UK
InfantK 1 year old
Infants from 1 to 2 yaix
old
Children from 2 to li
years old
1 H hourH
I T. hoti t'H
.1 A houtH
..1 '' hour,
Children from r to 8
years old
Children fro m 10 to 1 i
1 1 hours
years old 1 0 'i liours ;
In, youth mont persons re
quire Ill hours I
Adults up to middle awe.... !i lioui's
Mature adultH s hours
Klderly h u t fitlll active '
workers 7 hours :
Klderly retired or sedei
..ti'f. hours
I tiiry folk
" in ndividuai cases may; Thp Brlimi,(Mlsis.
ln,r Ih,'K,' f'K'oes slightly. 1-or x,u..lsP ilU lh curo for MVV(.nl.
example, one requires more sleep. in .m(1 mrus f,.et. k. k.
! wh,'n 0,10 Aw nuri1 iyii work j a nswer. I know no cure," but 1
Viny. and less sleep when one!,.n,nv nt . n,..tn j .l(tvisl.
does mainly mental work. . This isi jM,,.Inij ,n (.(.h !:hon nn ounce or
Jcnnirary lo pumiar belief, but ) twn tfn s(1uiion nf formaldehyde.
il'liysioloulrnlly sleep is repair time. (1,(inin;j JI1(1 sllimlintf tho noPH
iiihi wo" "'". uiioivM miMOiij,, tI(, j,,,,, i( possible to 1 rv out
much repair work to do compared i fnr ., ll;tv twn ir.fnro weiring
with one who inborn. In eoldj.,(.m Alsi, p;ihlt ,ho solf.s rtml
weather or climate one needs moroi i-iui-en im-w with thn c-imc ,iu.
mate. Some people are fat be
cause they sleep too much and
others sleep too much because they
are fat. Skinny persons require
relatively mure sleep than Cat per
sons. So lying abed In the morn
ing Is one of the best medicine:
for Skinny Winnie or Slim Jim:
but not so good for us plump ones,
and that's a great pity, too, be
cause we. know how to do this
thing so well.
The old-timers were unite right
about the utiheatlhfuluess of lying
abed in the morning. It was even
worse for them than being a bed
In any hour of the night, for by
X or !i o'clock in the morning the
air In the bedroom was something
frightful. Nowadays, however, the
late sleeper need not worry about
jtliis, for nobody excludes night air
from his sleeping rom any more
if anybody still does so, then
lei
h.m n,. there and sobacelatc. say
exposed to sunlight, so 1 liai we
have an obvious advantage over
our grandparents In this respect.
People who are, well, restless,
of "nervous" temperament, should
lie hue. Persons who are of san
guine disposition, wide-eyed, slen
der build, slow pulse, cold, subject
to spastic constipation or mucous
colitis, should lie 1
Normal young persons should
act up when they awaken. These
other classes profit by remaininu
In bed an hour or two even when
they no longer sleep, ll is a good
time to let the thoughts run free,
let the subconscious rule, day
.".ream, and perhaps discover some
ureal Ideas.
When you do gel up .bat he or
not. as yt.;t enjoy more. Cold
waler or wM'm. or perhaps an air
bulb, suit yottr ow 11 taste. A Iso
take a drink of water, hot. cold,
as you like. 1 tetter omit salt or
other things fnm this morning lui
Jdhltion. A glass or n pint Is plenty.
4) i:s'l'IOS M ANSWI HS
Personal Hcaltli Serlcc.
J:e kind as to advice whal to
o f..r i bad case t.f eczema. X.
S.
Answer
Consult a physician. I
medical advice.
not ulv
Cooilcs.
.1 hav
i.mic n.-e tint c.iltf. t
h:i lr spots.
Can ou siniKcst ome -
ihltm '.'
Atuwer. Smear
freely upon the lllfei
'cave ii over uinht :
ii. iv .a.,!. .....it
ted areas ami
On Her Geography
JUiT A SCHCMe OM
So SHC could
UUUAT AM
NG 6C-T' TO THC
S.C'LL Be
, .kit,. e?rs.rs TV!
lifalth an-) hygiene, not to rtifant iliaKnnsii or
Owing to tlie large number of it-Urni rf-
o frjuy can ue niiiut; 10 queries not cuuiorm-
Brady, in cara of tit. a tiewupuper.
t VHImv oxlrt of mercury
3 ilraiTiH
Salicylic arid Jo e,ratu;
I'ctrolalum i drams
M(mqiilloe.-i.
Please recommend sotm'thlns to
apply ' arms ancl li-js to repel
mouultns. also somi'ihliitf to re-lii-Vf
ilrblntc of mosquito hi ten.
V. C. H.
Answer. Kqual parts of th(! four
oils. oiiv tar. cedar and eitron
ella. makes K"d mosquito dop.
Soirif may be rubbed over the ex
posed skin. A cloth saturated with
Ibis and hum, in doorway of tent'
or room will repel the varmints
in disorder. Relieve the itch by
tom-him? the bite with tr. lodin,
peroxide, or aromatic ammonia, or
by iubblnt wllh a bit of wet soap,
or applying Klyrrin, or liathinf:
with salerattis in water. Oil of
rlt rone la alone repels mosquitoes,
but does not last bum.
Acidosis.
Have yon a pamphlet or oi her
printed matter eoneernlriK acidosis
: jind n diet I countemei it ? VV.
IS. W.
Answer. N'o. I have no infor
mation to aive about any disease
or disease condition, cure or treat
ment. This Is merely a personal
health service. ( ilad to ulve you
whatever information or adviee 1
ean about your health, but I do
not believe in distributing morbid
information promiscuously.
,lnn um.p f..u,u niiernate dav for
three or four times, and l"t the
feet dry in the air. The solution
is made by putting one ounce of
liquid formaldehyde (37-40 per)
cent) In a half pint bottle jiikI ,
filling up the
( Copyright.
bottle with water.
John Pi lie Co.)
4.
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Some o these times Mayor 1 1
,Hi n my Walker Is -otu C taUcj
mi much primpln' it that ever- 1 "
luiilily'll be gone when he gils ,
(her. Who ever dreamed th' time;
would come when th' rarmcr an' j
Ih' Arctic explorer would have
anything In common?
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
iron mines, in .llnueot:i
cent public schools.
magniii
t The open pit iron mines near
'llihbing are niarvelonst proofs of
'(he Creator's generosity. Hut the
open minds nt children are ten
million times more Important, and
Minnesota knows It.
Will peace ladies and gentlemen
j kindly consider China ami Japan
: China's population Is more than stv
i times that of Japan: her wealth
inland territotv imleiinltelv niciit
;lhan .lapau s. .s ngniers. iuiur -
'ers. in brnverv ami intelligence,
t'h nese coital Japanese.
1 Hut China lives In dread of Jn-
pan, and at Japan s mercy. Hlv
SAY, tou'Rd AIV i-M
iLift-rc run Si -
MATTCR UITHJ
1 Vil I T
- ' I
Rippling
Rhymes
(Ey Walt Mason.)
Foil I'RF-KIOKXT.
I vole for Klauk for presi
d e n i , been U se he. is a ji f ' cd
gent wit It an unspotted fame;
the policy for which he stands
the highest eulogy commands,
ancl i shall voire the same.
When seated in the White
House chair ! know we'll find
him just and fair, a cautious
man and wise; I know he'll
guide affairs of state with
acumen supremely great, and
to each crisis rise. I feel he'll
be u great success; he'll try to
save us from distress ns nobly
as he can; but still I figure
I must toil if t would buy six
quarts of oil to lubricate. . my
van. If l would keep my
stand-off good I'll have to kepp
on sawing wood, must labor
and repent; I can't expect that
statesmen wise will pay . the
baker fnr his pies that I am
prone to eat, I cannot hop
that .Mr. Itlunk will make m
solid with the bank if I dis
play no thrift, if I blow in the
precious scads, the shining dol
lars of our ttnds. and with the
spenders drift. f there's n
mortgage on my cow, the presi
dent, I must allow, won't liqui
date the same; he cannot pay
my private debts, for he's en
gaged with bigger bets, he flics
at larger game. If l um shift
less and inclined to dodge the
useful daily grind and on vain
errands chase, the President
won't help me out. though he
may be the finest scout who
ever held the place. The presi
dent will sprain a limb to keep
tho land's affairs in trim, he'll
wrench a collarbone; but still
the plnylnc of the game, and
building up a shining faint?. Is
up to me alone, jf 1 pay up
my bills on time, and look on
i d 1 e n ess as a cr i m e, and t rent
all people fair, and with the
Imnker keep in touch, it really
does not matter much who
ohbls the White House chair.
('Al'SK CHINA IS NRVRIl PRK.
t PAIlf'.I).
I This big, rich, peace-loving coun
try could easily give u good imita
imiu 01 II num. iToeBUs snowed ilia
I ijotr mi goiu 10 0010a, tne wise man,
-ami 001011 said aometliinK that
;ou-'ht to he posted across the walls
of the Senate and House, and in
I every room in the White House,
f "IF ANYONE COMKS HAVING
iltKTTKR IKON THAN YOH. HK
!WII.L HK MASTER OF ALL THAT
GOLD.''
44
Little private wars, based on
hootleggltig;. vice and extortion,
proceed. Two are shot dead, rhl-
;dled by machine gun lire, in St.
'Louis, a third, in the parly, lives
with six wounds.
j In another St. Louis Ane; opera -
j tion three were shot down, nut
.killed.
i f4
In Chicago, Salvatorc Canale,
only 24, drove into his gartvw unit
I never came out. Men waited there
in ambush. Six bullets tn his hentl.
; no clues.
London and nil Hrltain are boni
fied by our "murder carnival." We
take It calmly. That's why wo
have it.
E
PES MOINES, July 28. JV)
Gov. Alfred E. Smith's position on
the prohibition question. Including,
hisvlews on "the chaotic condi
tions resulting from lax enforce
ment of the prohibition laws," has
the endorsement of Iowa denioc-
1 racy
The state democratic convention.
In endorsing the democratic presi
dential nominee's stand on the pro
hibition question yesterday, reject
ed a qualifying clause offered from
the floor, to stand by Smith's senti
ments "until some more stringent
method of liquor enforcement
were found."
Tlie presidential nominee was
. '-o-.- ..-- ...
. common people, and the couven-
'ion eiiuorsen in
its entirety
the
nat-
party platform upon which the
ional campaign will be built.
JUST
X Dom'T
You' Re
1
J
KGce
a I
- iiu-lk, 'm .... . I JV. Jm f
CORRUPIIHED
CAUSE
nc
I
sl'ATTr.K. Wash.. July
After hearing repeated aicacks on
.,..nv:.ience of crime in
the United States.
and being
i horteil to work for
obedience to
all krws, 2,000 lawyers wer
today
' preparing to return
, home from the
of the American
1 fiftieth convention
association here.
; Alarm at the rapid growth r
I organized crime was expressed by
Mrs. .Mabel Walker Willebrandt.
assistant attorney general in charge
: of prohibition, at the lawyers' an-
nual banquet last night.
! The upholding of
ill laws, par -
ticularly the Volstead act, Is neces
I sary to the preservation oi cun
i stiiutional government, .Mrs. WUle
'. brandt declared.
j "Tho great center of lawlessness
'cannot continue lawless without
graft and corruption by city, state
and sometimes national law. en
forcement officers." she said. ''Hut
It all starts with the tarnishmeiu
' of local officers. Obedience of the
law. even more than enforcement
! is the remedial step necessary,
j "Organize the forces of law in
i your own communities until they
'are at least as effe-tive as thej
' forces of disorder." !
STUNT FLYER DIES I
IN A NOSE DIVEil
I IMPERIAL, Oil., July 28.-HP),
' While attempting to show a j
traffic policeman "how easy it '
is Uv nose dive under .'i00 feet." j
Carol ft. Crossan, ' Los Angeles ,
stunt a vi a t o r. wa s k i 1 led n ea r j
here last night, when his plane
crashed.
The traffic policeman, Sam
I Wise, was the only near witness
j to the crash. Shortly before, he
land Crossan had had a discus
! slon a ho tu stunt flying and the
(aviator had told him It was a
("cinch." Crossan entered his plane
and began to demonstrate. Jn-1
!st end of "leveling
off." however,
the plane sud
j .lftP1. a n0se dive,
denly crumpled and fell.
Two years ago. white flying
over the beach at Venice. Calf -fornia,
Crossan, in making what
was said to have been a forced ,
landing, killed two children play-!
inir In the surf. lie was tried
twice on manslaughter charges,
shut! the juries disagreed. The
district attorney's office dropped -the
charges last month.
HIT ARIZONA TOWN
MIAMI. Ariz., July 2K. fPi
Nearly half a million dollars worth
of damage was done here yester
day by a raging mountain cloud
burst that swept throng the town
from the hills and left its mark
upon business buildings and resi
dences alike. The terrific wind
which accompanied the cloudburst
blew down a few light structures
and unroofed many others.
Wind and wash mn le a sham
bles of the downtown streets. Hocks
and brush were carried from the
hills into the heart of the town, i
sirt-ii. wimv Diie.i iiiph wiih ,io-!s nuiLL ?n" 1 y'LW'Jlii
l.ris. Mml and shikI m''I IlU"! 1 jnfllpCl iSl 11 1 TfiV'fib
Mon-s iind l.uslnes-s f-stabllshni.'iils. I 8 """t Vl 1 ? MyfirH
AlUnmoMlos ! washn.l inl Uu- CENTER OF S'W f'U tW
flood fa na I ru nnlng t hroto.- h t he
city. There were no known deaths,
despite early rumors that three
tiVes had been lost In the flood.
The flood control walls did little
or nothing toward cheeking the
torrent which originated in tip'
Pinal mountain watershed, passing
through the liloody Tanks wash
and swept along the Miami-Superior
highway.
SAN ! i: A N CISC t) Patrick
IHeiirv's famous stamp tax sjieech
in 1 Tii.i. in which he is popularlv
beliee,i to have said -'if this 'e
j treason, make th- most nf it."
was recorded differently in con
i temporary reeords. said Hr. Haviil
iS. Muy.xey. professor of History a'
jColnmhia university, in a speech
.here. Mujcey said the records
CARG VHiag
pROH!
of F AV
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loyul (Viu-ce HI t Kniilaml.'
F. W. lJitrson.s arrived llt'n'
Thursday night from a few day"'
Imslncw trip In norinirn i uiii'mi..
Free Demoastraticn
Stuart's IMapao-Pads are differ
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applicator:; made .self
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