Medford mail tribune., July 31, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

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Bnternl 11 lecond claa. matter at Med
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07 Mall In Advuncc: .
btilj, with Sunday, yr
Unity, with BunUgy, mouth....
Dally, wutiout Sunday, ysr...
ltetly. without Sunday, month..
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guuiUy. one yew I
By carrier, in Acivurai ir. Mmifiru,
und, JariMngiie, Central roiitt.iiioei,ia, I
fife il
Dally, wUtiout Sunday, at year..
a.'oo
Ullly, wltD Nuriuay, oiia year.
All trtni, eatoi la fclroor.
Mirit. ri.ii Wira Mfrrtce
LllLW:'Jlcilf 01 cyuntr ,eCfe'fiu:hcfore the V.W winner can ho
wiS toXI'Sl BT. .u.pliK'Os may determine the final
news ilJujiaunpa rrwmtw 10 it ur ouirrwij
Dr-I.tiil In Uila pupfr,
I.l.l.li-dla.l IllTfltl
All rifliM far fii)tiltlIrllon of apectal dlf
eat i-li tt Lerebi ar lino wtwd.
mnAyru'i? wtl'"
Oflklal pifT of tlx! City of UHford.
OfllHai pu(r ol Jankaun Counu.
A'lTertfalng RfpreH-nrallTta
U. O. UOOKSSKS it COMCAST
Oftlct-a In Ktw York, CbU-f, IfetroH,
Ban rrauclaco, Lo AJtgtlea. bealtla. i'wrt.
land.
Ye Smudge Pot
Bf Arthur I'erry
Tlx- civic Delight and Je!itium,
is Ulsmiiy unil IUhkuhi (deep), hr
rnusp .Mr. Hoover came, and th
naered steeihead of the Rogue woro
nil liMikiiiK the other way.
The annual shoring. of the val- 1
ley hay crop is reported; tun bulg- '
ing barns, and thick array of liny- t
stacks that dot the landscape, re- 1
moving nil doubt about tt.
The unholy Ku Kluaf Kltm, of,
unhappy memory In these parts, i
has launched another raid upon i
the poeketbookH of the bnuhery of j
the land, it press dlspalcii oi yeH- j
tenia y stating:
The letter assorted the Khin
was not asking for funds be
cause it needed the money for
Its operation, hut that an
opportunity should bo given '
every "public spirited Ameri
can to contribute to this great
en use."
. . ." the opportunity to contribute
t'o this ureal online." Is first mntlP
itvallablo in Kansas, and the Klea-gli-H,
ami the Dragons, and the
Wizards, know their simpletons,
nicgonians, who have not had
their systems entirely iirgvd of
Ihe lUl! spell of bigotry, and who
me being pursued by the Pope will,
In due course of time, mid before
it 1h too wet to light the fiery
cross upon the mount, he glwn tin
opportunity to righteously putuvle
Into the coffers of slickers, cash
thai could iu hvitrr applied on the
hack-salary nf their, pastors. It
has been a long time since tliey
were unmercifully skinned, in tin
name of religion, and (hey ant just
dying to put on n nightgown, and
go to a pasture Instead of to bed.
Hon. llors(? Itromley was bereft
of his mustache last evening, by
force. Lt was only a question of
tlpie until Justice overtook the vic
tim of the outrage, who has been
flaunting an eyesore on his upper
lip, in the face of lovers of the
beautiful, for what seemed like nn
eon. A fitting appreciation should
be rendered the perpetrators of the
brilliant stroke, t'o pro movies of
the devastation will be shown at
the next meeting of tho Tolo Com
mindly club,
LOST ST. Orecubnek In or near
I'uhlir Alnrkol lust Saturday fort,
noon. Phono IM- lfi-.M. ( Kugeni
Cuard.) What's he looking for
sympathy.
Several young men who will
enter the 1'ofO this fall, have
s'.ai ted dragging I heir feet and
have thrown uway their garters.
I battle your feet with my tears,
iiml dry them with my hair. It Is
true I have very little hair, but
then you have such very little feet!
( Kmporia, Kan., flazetle.) When
Komnncc Is bald.
M r. Kemtis, the wifc-shooi ing
bootlegger whose genius for being
crazy in u timely manner consti
tutes a smell to high heaven and
beyond, fuees deportation to Can
ada. I'or over t no years t 'ana da
has been a good -neighbor, and
then this comes lo p:is.
I'ublic sentiment has switched
from the vigilant police dogs, to
the Orent Onnes. The Oreal Dune
Is the size of 11 ycaroh( steer, and
tuiiM' as clumsy. The species occu
py space freely, and love to argue
with the silvery inoon.
Ilclmoh, the llob Deliel liny, has
i f t urie-d from the lat II ie ocean,
which he attempted to swallow,
with no success.
There are several new sets of
false teeth about, and I be steaks
are In for a tough time. J
I irutn-fli e is forecast for t he :
tail-end ot tin- week.
Across the drive va s, mothers
mention
KcactUms on the heat's extension.
Shirt-sleeved fathers, wlih garden
hose
Water the yard and their own
clothes.
The new boy scout has slight
dlMI-qlll
ltravi ly blowing squeaky taps.
.(Kansas City Kiarl. (
A high Fchool gn t dresse.l once
loo soon
Highs up nt the yellow moon.
The curfew sends the young ones
Mary Pir kford isn't going In play
little girt parts any more. That's
llKht, Mary; bt yournelf.
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AMERICAN ATHLETIC
TIMES hnve chnnsred. Not so many yearn ago, track and
field events nt the Olympic fiimn were little more than
contests between' nieniliei's of flic American tenin. Foreign iilli
letes made no pretense of (.liiillentfinsj Ainerieun supremacy in
this lino of athlelie endi'avor.
Then Finland eame to ihe front, followed by ficrmany, and
..7.co ! nm'' Fi'ttbind has deinonslnited
e!'Sj,n' hurdles mid the half-mile,
! eonetdi'd to Ihe " Yankees" hefoi
Willi the I "nil oil Stales
wn.l')i t(,,mJs (-haw pioiixli i p. lllis eountrv is forced, for the first
m ,,...,,..!.,. ... ,.,k,. s,,.0nd vi,-e m aioB ,i,e i.,,,.,
1 wiili the exception of iroli'ssiniijil wrestling nnu boxing.
j It is ton early, of course, to ;tnnouncc America's defeat in the
' AMIKTeMUlin Climes, 101
there iire
.
Itut this much is eertain. Amerienn surireiiiaev in the trnol:
and field events has been definitelv teiniinated. The Old World
"liown the New World that
supremaey is over.
QUILL
Alas! Those who use perfect grammar seldom
thing worth using it for.
,
the business ol
All, well
.well as the business of warring
Americanism : Reading the
game or speech yesterday was
The Arctic won. after all.
rew and took Amundsen.
All creatures arc much alike.
one whoso bill hurts.
There's one way to I'nnl the
vacation after ihcir holiday plaim
Nothing makes a visiting school teacher more scornful than
In hear the natives pronounce their statu the wav she doesn't.
ISnrglum is enthusiastic about, a North Caroiinfi
whn submitted some poems and disappeared. Hoys
much discretion are rare.
i Correct this sentence: ''I'd
pcr to her boy friend, "but the,
two."
Another need of the times is no early-morning lawn mower
thin will make a noise like a robin.
All sueccsslul men have an
lining to school and some got it
The farm problem probably
section casts only 20 per cent
What a male can't understand about house-cleaning is why
a house is any cleaner with the davenport moved from one side
nf the rnom to the oilier.
The "Movietone" is both seen and heard, and the hero kiss
ing so passionately no longer can mutter: "Why in heck tin you
eat onions?"
Now lhat the price, of slocks has tumbled, it is estimated
lhal :is,!)t7 fewer good democrats will speak loftilv of tho "lower
classes.
Mary had a little lamb and a calf or two. Khe was a goat
gcltcr also. Hut her Mock-yard interests were Hunted. She
didn't care for hull.
Correct this sentence: "lost
weiv placed in our box by fiiisaUe,M said she, "lint I didn't
read them.
With the head of General Mo
tor. as nation,!) democratic chair- Who
man ibis year, "business" Is going ;
to show less excitement about the
outcome than lu some former
palgns.
Wealthy partb
receiving mys
i) have a certain
designated bonl
re doubtless not
lerious warnings
package under i
dec al midnight
s t
victims
merely
funds.
of the black baud bui are ,
I'eing solicited for campaign j
MUTT AND JEFF Jeff Displays Real Horse
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if.LS J-i u 'MU r M.r..iii.i i-r-t &Vt ixirC S V K6 -trvr ,
itte . hcwaVutTm Tam J'" ""T. sowl that
, iHjrg ACn f VAAi a . TJOM-T KWOW If
BEDFORD MXTTJ
SUPREMACY ENDS
she is supreme in the dashes,
events that a decade n;;o were
- c the gun cracked.
in-'iiin defeated by Fianee for the
seores f events yot to lie run
announced
Second mid lliir-1
o.iteomo this yejir, as they have
the latter's undisputed athletie
POINTS
. . . i
nulla wmu war is jrof,'reKsin as i
on outlaws.
paper carefully to see if the
just like you thought it was.
ball
It traded back Nobile and bis i
.(motional factors account for most
j of the harm popularly ascribed to
Male suppers or bedtime lunches.
I' femalo lllOSnitO is thej Of course digestion proceeds
j while one sleeps, normally. The
1 "digestive organs perform their
J work at all times without the Jndi-
fish
riumirp Iho dntn nP va.ii'
arc made.
boy
with
poet
,
that
likn to take, vou " said (be fhm-
front, seat has room for onlv!
education. Some got, it, without i
after going to school.
won't seem so acute, if the rur
of tho vote.
cards nddressed to a neighbor
More Mysteries
discovered that autos
In -
tended for two will
leven ?
carry
six
Why does a cat's tail
when a fifth! is brewing ?
What is Ihe man wearing
bets his last shirt ?
who
Cal still does not choose to run
from the mosoiiiioes at Cedar ld !
and lodge, but he Is letting the
gentlemen of the press know that
his asthma Is getting pretty had.
TRTBTJNTC, MEDFOItTJ.
Personal Health Service
IT WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
StffriH lrttfr. p.rtllnlng to pcrnonnl
truant.,!, will ! anawt-ri-d ly Dr. Brady
I j.fti.ra annum Me urit-j aim wriiun in Ink. iiwu.tf 10 nit- urge nuiti Ur-r ur utl.ra re
1 reived, onljr a tew can be aruwered Itere. .N'o reply ran be nudn to querlei oot conform'
I ing to IfiNtructlona. Aiidrraa Jlr, William Hrady, in care of thia newspaper.
habits, iimtnir:s ai iiKwrii
o. 1!. Killing (H Bod lime.
Anyone who tines honest work r I have too much nebl in my sys
or plays actively should cat henrt.ly : M-m? Also I havo a-ln-avy tartar
ami to the satisfaction of his Ui- ! deposit on my teeth, while, my sis-
petite ami as soon thereafter an he,
I feels Inc-Illictl ho may CO to l,r-d until
Z !ri7Z
thf n a t u r u 1,
hralthful Ihlnj,'.
I'fopl.' who live
by their wits or
upon a pjttrl
many, people
who art o v e r-iioin-iiihotl,
nui si
nvoil h o a r t y
in e a 1 a at l)ed-
tiinn, and should avnjii them at all,
; times.
.Man has no conscious
control
j whatever over any part of his dl
! estlve process. i'.Ut the involun-
lary "sympnihetie" nervous system
automatically controls the secre
tion of digest ive fluids and the
moeemcnts of the stomach and in
i stelne. and emotional impulses in
j dependent nf ihe will or rnnseious
, ness do exert favorable or unfavor
' able influences upon the digestive
functions. Anxiety, worry .fear
tends to retard digestion in every
MlJt(,(, of llU; ,,roec. y0u know
1 how your appetite falls when you
are anticipating some trying or
(leal, and how the old appetite
comes back with a whoop after the
j critical moment Is over. Kveryone
1 knows that cheerful friends anil
pleasing surroundings and agree-
able thoughtK or conversation at
f mealtime help digestion. These :
vidiml being conscious of it. So
fwhy not enjoy your bedtime lunch!
j ilJld digest it While you sleep? i
I If you're mo stout, no midnight i
j linlck knacks for yours. If you t
ican prolitably curry more weight
1 one of the best ways to gut it is!
this: ,Mtst before retiring take a
i glass or a pint of pure fresh certi
fied, raw or unpasteurized milk.
l . i ., , unit .1 mil l- in KU'IMI Or I
rw ,.r:irU,.r Km... ... 1
bedtime every night for a year
will give 20 pounds to added weight
in a year, it' you are In a condition
free to gain. If you have handi
caps of course they must be re
rt.'oved. fill of the secretory processes of I
digestion is the .secretion of Insulin'
by cell; in tho pancrens. The Jn
Milln enters ihe blood stream, and
in essential In tho assimilation or
metabolism of t he blood sugar,
which is the form all carbohydrate
fond lakes In the body. A good
Jimmy people are underweight bo-
eurwe they ar eshy in their in
sulin .accretion, These people gain
a good oppetlle and consume and
assimilate 4iillc hearty meals when
they are gSyen regular injections
of Insulin at jibout the time it is
needed In dlgtutlon.
People who shouldn't take the
extra nourishment have no Jnh
cause for complaint when they suf
fer Insomnia, nightmare, or "indl
ccstion' from a late super. It is
nature's way to persuade them, to
Jive more temperately.
A good deal of the popular prej
udice against eating before sleeping;
arisev from the error of charging
to perfect ly wholesome food the
wakefulness Induced by coffee or
the excitement left by social di
rerslons or Ihe intoxication of al
cohol or tobacco.
Many undernourished persons
not only sleep better but Kain in
vigor by the habit of Inking a light
lunch at bedtime. Am a general
rule, healthy persons may hit the
iVr n husks' as soon as they wish
after the heartiest dinner.
;r i:sTios ami wswiiits
Com pled Word and .Music.
I aw an article lu your column
May "4 about injecting a fluiil. in
the veiirt for varicose veins. Please
scud nie Cull details and all neees-
Jsary Int'ornMtlou. Mrs. A. K. K.
1 Answer. All the details 1 can
m.tuve you were jncmoen in ine ar-
line you saw. mi up m oaie
so big ' PoTsiclan can administer the ehem
1 leal treat men t successfully. I am
glad to refer any physician to the
technical reports on the method, if
he so desires.
I'ari I'riills Small Tongue,
Why is ll that foods such
peuclies, pineapple, tomatoes, spin-'
ach tnd eggplant smart my tongue
while ating? Does this mean that I
- Sense
OTCTlfiOX, TTESTttY.
tipalth and bytflrn. nnt to dlRfaait rila.-nfla or
If a atamiM-d, wlt-addrnt.twtl r-iiwlufie la fin-loi.
ter. on ihe sarin diet generally, has
nn surh trotll.lt!. II. I-:.
visits
to havo
tiie teeth scaled or cleaned. The
presence of the tartar deposits may
keep your tongue irritated and the
f o o d s naturally smart the raw
spots. Anyway, it is no indication
of acid in your system, and if you
liad acidosis or too much acid in
your system .these foods you men
tion would all .be especially good
to oppose it.
Tut filrl.
I am a fat girl, In high school.
i The girls se.-ni to like me. but you
know fat girls are not overwhelm
ed with "dates." Is marmola harm
ful to one's health? Are there any
, reducing corn pounds safe to take
:. . . ii. v.
I Answer. 1 advise you not to in
I dulue In any redtiejn remedies
I without medical supervl.-ion. If
j you were older I miuht he able to
j instruct you how to go about re
(du'ing safely. u, u fr a girt of
school ago the personal supervision
of a physician Is absolutely es
sential in any attempt at reduc
tion. At last analysis 1 have, mar
mola con t a In ed thyroid extract,
anil I consider that a dani-erni
I drug for any layman to trifle with,
j Ivy PoKoning.
j I have poison ivy. Cotiht you ho
HO
kind and let me know how 1
ca
can cure myself? is it all ri-;ht
for me to go in swimming in salt
water or fresh water? i . .
A nswer. iet some photograph
er's "hypo" hyposulphite of soda.
Dissolve one onncc in in ounces'
of water ami keep compresses or
soft bandages wet with this on the
Inflamed skin.
(Copyright. John F. DUle Co.)
Science 'II soon fi.v it so air- j
plane, kin take irfr any oh time.'
IVr it liainl iM-cii mi long ago .since!
ue li.nl f -aii till th' sun wu.:
out V git a phoicrgraph took. "1 i
knew I hat) Nomcil.iu' C tell you."
said Miss l-'nvvn Uppinciit today, t
when she noticed a iicwspais-i j
picture o' one o' th' Yandcrbills. .
"Mrs. Art Purvlnnce Is golu'
git a divorce."
Brisb
Today
ane s
(Continued from Page One)
how dn I know that 1 can sell (
at a profit? And why doesn't the
mun keep it and take the huge
profit himself?"
If you are leaving money to wife
or daughters, fix things so that no
other man will he able to get it
from them.
4
Kotail prices in Chicago are the
highest in years, and I he porter
house steak war price, $1 a pound,
is expected.
That suits Republicans, although
It does not suit the housewife.
Dive the farmer 2 wheal and
cattle 20 cents on the hoof, and his
cares Hat Infest the day will fold
their tents tike the Arabs, and he
will vote Ihe .wod old Republican
ticket.
national committee for repeal)
I
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mrn'M
JULY Hi. 3928.
Rippling
Rhymes
(By Walt Mason.)
INCURABLE HEROISM
Dad l.fim'O snared to Artie
land, for he was led lo under
stand there was a continent of
sand io be discovered ; h
crossed tho Pole In ardpiit
haste, and then above a dismal
waste where human foot was
never placed, for days he hov
ered. It crossed the empty
region twice, and there wna
nothing there hut lee which
had no value and no price, no
market ratine: and then, his
pas tank running low, his plane
came down upon a floe, and lie
was loft there in his woe, for
rescue waiting;. When brave
explorers lose their gnats we
send out airships, rafts and
anything that flies or I'loats, to
wave their bacon; we seek them
in the dismal wild, where berKs
on other hergs are piled, and
where the weather's never mild,
a land forsaken. A rescue party
found Old Dad, in a condition
truly liari.n victim of the polar
fad that he had chosen; lie had
not had a thing to eat, and he
had chilblains and repeat, a po
lar hear had gnawed his feet,
his ears were frozen. They
brought him home, a ghastly
wreck, with icicles around his
neck; it was a Inn? and weary
trek, that grief attended; and
people said, "1Mb work is done,
and now. until his race is run,
we'll see him, sitting in the sua,
his graft Is ended. He'll shudder
when he thinks of snow, tho
sight of ice will be a blow, thu
sufferings of long ago will al
ways daunt him ; the recollec
tion of the hear tlint hit his bun
ions off up there, and ran It?
forepaws through his hair, will
surely daunt him." Dad Uin-io
lor a fortnight sat. and then
went forth to pass the hat or
find a sporty plutocrat who'd
dig the hoodie, so he might buy
annlher plane, in which to sail
up north again, and make bergs
echo Ihe retrain of Yankee Doo
dle. of the eighteenth amendment has!
sent out 1,20)1,000 letlers. j
It intent, send out 1.200,000,000.-.
00o.0oo.ooo letters and still the I
eighteenth amendment would not
be repealed. PHOHII.ITION WILLI
STAY IN" THK CONSTITt'TIOX.
because you could never get the
necessary 3S states to vote it out.
The only hone of the thirsty is !
for a change in Yolslead's law, ami I
that hope is faint. The real hope I
is the bootlegger, if you can swol- I
low his merchandise. i
Our innocent government is ihe
bootlegger's best friend. It releases
i floods of pure alcohol, and is aniaz
'ed to learn that. 3(1,000 gallons here,
100,000 gallons there, go into lioot
ifeg whiskey, not into perfumes or
hair tonics.
' Seventy-rive Chicago gentlemen
are said to have made S100.o00.ooo
on such transactions. And because
it would have embarrassed the gov
ernment they said nothing about
income taxes.
Merchants always have their
troubles, even in prosperous limes,
this country youn.-; gentlemen go
bareheaded, thinking it manly or
hivIIkIi. foolishly permitting: ultra
violet rays to batter their little
;, , , ...
'1 lat hurts the lmtbus.ness.
) In France ladies have their legs
I painted a beige tint in pleasant hni
I tatiou of South Sea ladies, and
Mhat hurts silk stocking makers.
The stocking business fights the
leg-paintim; beauty parlors, prnduc
. ing stockings that imitate zebra
I skins.
CAtJKORMA. Mo;. July .11 itP?
Three hoys were being held with
out ball today on charge of intoxi
cation and tipping over 4 0 tomb
-tones and wrecking a cemetery In
Latham. .Mo., a small community.
The boys say they don't know what
prompted them. There is indigna
tion in Latham, sine nearly every
stone in tho cemetery was tipped
over and broken. The boys are
Henry Pulliam, Percy Dusky and
Marvev .Moore, all about Di years
old.
JIM SEEO SAYS
VOTE FOR WETS
KANSAS C1TV. .Inly 2 1 . P
Hack in his home town and state,
Senator James A. Iteed has plung
ed into the state political cam
paign With the deel:ir:tUo-i that
democratic state nominees must
be in harmony with the
ideas
of (Jovermtr Alfred
Smith on
prohibition,
Stating ihe nomination ot jo
ernor Smith committed the party
lo a policy of revision or repeal
of the isth nruemlmeni, the Mis
souri senator last night said the
state must nominate candidates
who will adhere to the national
platform '-else the party will be
engaged in a joint dt-bate with
itself."
Speaking in behalf of his friend,
James A. Collet, candidate for the
nomination to succeed Iteed. Mr.
Ueed launched an attaek on Col
let's opponent. Charles M. Ha v.
ef St. I.ouis, dry, who declared
he stands for prohibition enforce
ment. "The Houston convention de
clared simply for enforcement of
the laws." he said, "if it had stop
ped there, it could well be said
there was o issue with referenc
to modification of ihe Volsteuu
uct. But, to removo all questions,
the convention was held in session
for the express purpose of receiv
ing a message from iovernor
Smith s telegram to be incor
porated in the platform. That
was the intent of a majority of
l lie delegates.
"Nomination of Hay will imperil
the entire ticket," Senator Iteed
declared. "It will plane the
democratic party before the pub
lie ip the i.ositioii of espousing
two candidates of diametrij-ally
opposite views regarding proliibi -tion."
"Adherents of Hay upon this
question will be aiding and abet
ting the defeat of (iovernor Smith.
"1 protest against lieflinizing ol
.M issouri." the Senator said. ,"1
know Tom Heflin and 1 know
Charlie I lay. I say to you they
are as much alike as two slices
of beef off the same carcass, only
Hay comes a litt le nearer the
horns."
Tiie address was I he first of
thre to be delivered in the state
this week.
TEXTILE STRIKERS
HERDED INTO JAIL
NKW HKDKOIU), Mass., Julv
31. (Pt Weary and hoarse aftc
a night of confinement at police
headquarters during which they
sang and cheered almost continu
ously. 2-10 textile strikers arrested
yesterday afternoon and last night,
went into district court today !":
arraignment. All were (barged
with rioting.
National Ouardsmen called oiu
to aid police when a crowd of,
in.Oini strikers and sympathizers
threatened to storm the central
police station to reb-ase the pris
oners, had been withdrawn to the
state armory.
Mill gates were sparsely picketed
today with the lone exception ot
the Whitman mill, where the dis
turbance started yesterday. At
that mill a line of several hun
dred pickets were on duty and a
crowd of over 2000 looked on.
Still defiant, as they were when
they picketed en masse at mill
gates last night contrary to police
wishes. The strikers. S2 of them
women. Hied hard today under
the handicap of physical exhauv
tion, to carry on the militant
spirit.
Long into the morning the
prisoners continued to shout and
sing in their crowded quarters at
the station, while radical leaders
of the textile mills committees
urged their companions under ar
i est to embarrass a ut horities still
further by refusing to apply for.
or accept ball.
Those under arrest were opera -tives
affiliated with the labor
group opposed to the New P.ed
ford textile council, the recog
nised union body, which has con
sistently refused to be a part to '
J)
the denit'iOruli"". wltich liavtr
ill'.olvetl l.tili't- ihihe.
i X t new nil-earl I1'" "irK,J
nu.ntluii. tt efiimotnl
i i ti iiioi uaihered about lb
! . i-hlof nf Police Sail
; NUlinni. - - -
i 1 1 McLeod then culled upon j-h-ne'rv
K of the coast artillery whil
Idcpiry sheriffs toivcd their w..v
Into the throng to read the riot
act.
Ihe National Ouardsmen sur
mised the mob by pouring out "t
he nation with fixed bayonets
and although a few Mones greeted
their arrival. Uv cmwd wa
rn... kly Polled ,l,n, lh'
str,..-ts cleared for lv... bvk ni
all directions. An erroneous r
nori that a man or woman had
,,,,-n stabbed by a soldier's bayo
net, temporarily caused fresh ex
citement. police found complications in
e era I rasi s where both p;u"ni
had been arrested, leaving large
families of small children to wan
der in the strwets or seek shelter
from neighbors. The cases were
referred to the Childrens' Aid So
ciety. HIS HELP FOR HOOVER
SCPKKlOli. Wis.. July 31.
President Coolidge feels that the
best contribution to Hoover's cam
paign is lo continue lo so conduct
the affairs of the nation that the
record of the republican parly may
commend itself to voters. .
Apart from this, M r. Coolidge
has made no plans for any partic
ular activities in the campaign.
Me will continue In hi- best ef
forts to conduct safely and effici-
entry the duties of the office
which he undertook on August 2,
I'.ti'iJ. In the meantime the presi
dent does not consider it possible
I to attempt lo seeuie tariff revision
in favor of :;grteuliftrc at the nej'
in of i ongr-s-j. .
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Med ford Center Bldg. Phone 965
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Optometrist
222 E. Main
Road Oil Cleaning
Car Washing
Hardie System
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