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Newspaper Page Textr HtKNWmM Atfi I HCNI':, ',KPr?0"KI. OltKOO-V. TUfr)NI)AV. AUGUST . IM2M. JAGE"POTTIl" Medford Mail tribune Dll7, BunU, WeeUf rSiblletird It tht MSDItiKU faUXTlriO 00. MM! N. rir tit. , Haw Tl ftOBEAT W. BURL, KdlUr I. BLUPTKH emTU, Hiiam b independent M.wep.r Intered h Mcond olaea melter at M4 lord, Otfgoo, under Act ol March , BUBSORlPTkJN BATES Br Mall In ideael .... Dailj, ltb 8nda, jeer I7.J0 Dally, with Sundari month 71 DaUy, without Sunday, year Dairy, without Sunday, mcuth do Weekly MU Trllnuie, on. year.... 1.00 Sunday, om year . S.00 ky Carrier, Ln Adrance In Medford. Aah. land, Jackeonrille, Ofnual Point. fborali. Talent, (told Hill and on Highway.: Dally, lth Sunday, month .71 Dally, without Sunday, month 06 Dally, Without Sunday, CJ rear... T.OU Dally, with Sunday, on year..... 0.00 an htw, oaao in Mitem-v. MKatBKR OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rtctlrtnt full Leaaed Wire Herri ca Only paper la city or couiilr raceiTWuj tewi by telegraph. The AaaociaUd Free, la eieluatTely en ntlad to the ua tor republication of all Mwi dlanatcbei eredlted to It ar otherwloe ercdlted In thla papar, and alao to the looal teawa publiahad herein. AU rlfhca for republication ol apaclal dla AtcbM herein art alao reaerved. Sworn dallr averat circulation for fti Booth, ending April I, I"S. tt. Official paper of the City of Medford. Oftiolal paper of Jacaaon County. Advertising- Hepraaentatlveo II. 0. MOGKNSEN A COUI'ANT Office In Mew York, Chicago, Detroit, flan Frarjelaco, Lo. Angeles. Seattle. Port- Ve Smudge Pot Hr Arthur Vrn Majors Kubnla and Mzlkowskl, Prtllwh avlatora attftmptinif a non utop flight across the Atlantic, ufippcd near a ship. Thin Ih too liad, as it wns hoped Major Idzl kowskl. would make a nnnie for himself. -.Sort shoulders on the hiffhwuys are responsible for many nrcidenlH. (Oretcon Motorlat.) Why bring that up? A couple of autoa came to blows Saturday evening-. The old-faHhlotieil boy w h o would fight nt the drop of a hat now has a son who wouldn't be wen wearing one. tfloshen, lnd.. Jjcmocrat.) 'Another font one. The lynching wan conducted with speed and dlspntch. The police found one heel of the victim's shoe, and what Ik believed to have been the business end of a bass drum Htlck. , IT'S NOT KNOI'fill (Coos liny TIiiick) up for discussion was thai nf n country nurse. The result of the whole rjisctiHKinn amoitnleil to kakdJshumfwyriKhrdluvbR et sbrdlu cmfwyp vbttluij The frequency ' Willi which the press associations nf, the land men tion that M iv Alfred 10. Hmlth takes a-drink, causes the notion to urlse that mayhap somebody is en deavoring tti place AITi-ed lu a false light. The sun shines lo-lulu and with considerable fierceness ln the Kast, and Die democratic candidate . is doing considerable gadding. Arriving nt his destination, Mr. Km It h, so the report slates, in variably "calls for a drlnlt." Here Is where the dirty work at the cross-roads comes. The reader Is left to guess whether It Is nn inno cent, or n fiery beverage, that Alfred Is going to swig. Then four sentences later, the Information Is sprung, that Ihe bell-hop finally arrived with a "refreshing pllclmr of Ice waler." ' In fairness to all Concerned, it should be slated In the first place, that Mr. Knillh or dered lc wuler. The thirst nf the Republican candidate is never mentioned. Miss FIcta .May surprised her many friends by gelling married last Kiiturday afternoon at the Morlah parsonage. Huntington Notes). Wherein the inconspicu ous groom gets the worst of il ngnin. ORWION (IAIN'S AS CIO AT COIJNTHV. (Ililllne Portland Tele gram.) What fool notion have we "fell" for now? The convention is over, and sleep and any other kind of drum mers have returned. More speedways are contcmplat ed on the easy pavement plan. It's about n month as the crow flies, unlll school, and gosh! how tho Mamas dread it. A 1 r.-year-old boy upslato mur dered his middle-aged henefnclor. The death penally Is demanded by the state. A horror for u horror. HACKS (Inragex are hull. lints for hous ing motor cars. Kor some strange reason they generully are con structed on the lop of a bill or al the bottom of n hill or on n hill side; rarely un the level. They are to the motorist what tho hole la to the golfer. Therefore, the approach Is very Important. -Vol Infrequently Ihe more sporting garages are bunkered Willi concrete butlresseH nt ellber side of the approach and trapped with gutters. Some one has laid It down as a reneral rule that n foot on each side of your enr Is suffi cient to ullow for unblemished In gress and egress. This might be true If mudguards, running honrds, bumpers and axle caps did not have a peculiar way of expanding the minute they sight the garage. (Halilmnre Sun.) Jtoy ". Jjylo Named. WASII!'tlTy., Aug. 6 (!) Three acting prohibition adminis trators were nppointed to the positions they now hold today by Heymour Lowmsn, acting secre- nry of treasury. They ore: Uoy C. Lyle of Seattle, for Washington and Oregon; Slgurdt ! Vale. St. 1'eul, for North I)nkola. South Dakota, Wisconsin and Minnesota;, and 8am ft. Haley, HI. Ixiulis for Missouri and Arkansas. Classified adrertlalnf geti retutta, MAKE MORE OF MEDFR3 GREATB9T ASSET A MOTOR. Tit 1 1 up ami down the I'neific Hiirliwny. between l'prtlnml nutl I.ns Anfreles, revenls Meilfonl lis ldcftji'd-u-est fP'J on this 20(10 miles of pavement. t If von doubt this, take the trip, look over the l.iwns iinti trees and shrubs in nther plaecs and eonipnre tliem with tlne-e in tliis city. The answer is Medford 's new water system. This system was hard to net, cost over a millions dollars, hut no 1'inlit for a municipal improvement ever brought greater returns, and no money was ever heller spent. "A mountain spring in every home!" That is what the Mail Tribune said during the eampaiun; that is what Medl'onl has today. More than that, it has a sprint; on every lawn. The plain truth is the value of this water system can't he (rnasfod in dollars and cents. When the health, comfort and en vironmental beauty of this community asset are considered, the cash register fails to work. ' We still feel, however, that Medford is not making the moM 01 tins asset, wnen lis advertising value is euiisiiiercii. inci.- is a modest, fountain near the Chamber of Commerce, but thou- , , . ,, ,,,,,, -.1- sands of tourists p"ss through iMcdlord and never come within I Ihree hlneks of the Chamber of Commerce. ' . . I 1 here Should be, III our opinion, allraelive ilriukini; loiin- tains on the Pacific llif-'hwav, at both entraiices to this city, ; . ... , p- ' with an invitation to every traveler to tet n drink ol Ihe finest, I coldest and purest sprinii water o be. hud on the I'licific Coast. a i No out islioulil )m .ill owed to n, ,...; ..... ,,lh,..il Irnaiuin.r 1 ' ' ' " the unliniited and uniippronhI Kiipply ot drinking wali'r. par eXfiellencp; Los Angeles would pay $l(Hl,0(M),fMN) for w'lat; Medford St, j 1 J? .1 ...... : I or two of cold watei than tie oum KHV about it? by making llui pallent force down ' Tlifi people of Medford approeiate their new water svsteni.." I;!;, 11 . . fond ol my motnliK coiiee I want but they are not as a community netting the maximum benefit ;to say here thai my notion of a dry: from it. QUILL ,. . , . . ... . I never swallowed a tube niyseit i Answer. I would advise only I he happiest people lire those, who experience occasional , i,,,,., llcnr ,hn pmrossnr when Wnter and plenty of il whenever misery to afford contrast. ! ho unllinhered his tube and called ;)0I1 ,. (,jrMV. " Your food should ' jfor volunteer subjec-ts but I lntvti I , t)0 dilTercut from thai of auv palled a lew imllents on the back 1 1,.,,.,, wrklng man. The drinking Hill, who will run the L'overnment 's business if Hoover is!'""' encouraged them to be calm , Wllt(.r ni,oiild be a-jreeably cold, not n ......II ..... I....I II.., .-l.vt.ie . cob1 taken off the job ami niaili' 'resident? Smith nevor Hlit rails, but nobody ever did a more thorough jol of HplittiiiR a party. American men Mprmri $120,000,000 annually to support di voreed wives. . And Ibis doesn't include tlie, money spent to support other men's divorced wives. ! "I'on rile nen .leioll'inrr nmv who noeec .len.ib lit unl...... 1 n vs "! " "" " e. YoHt and many are Hhavin now An experieneed wife is one who maintains a cheerful silence, until her liusband finishes blowing off steam and ucis asliamed of himself. Why dopH a woman marry? court to require of her husband Few war-time atrocities are yon hear a fragment of French We are a queer peopje. Too yet willing to accept a second-hand AmericmiiHrn, Frm-tie lootmir oC your horn to beseech tl,e oilier driver lo use liis linikes Hint to towttH coniterniiiK nirportK: 'niroitiihout history greiit citit'H hnvc (frown tip where ports worn proviiloil. Mrs. (ii'nliain JlcXninee snys she lielps her hiishainl by erit ieisiiiR him. Her hnsbiiiul is very original, also. Ihe snnnli! t ruth in, ilml prefers the tiiouiitiiius lieeiiuse ho knows lie looks ridiculous in a "Hit! business" sehloin breaks the law outright. It is like Ihe man who sells his vole lo both enndiiliiles ami thru honor ably voles for lml It. Front pane: ' A flat 'surface Ifoover while a lillle iiinn' iii ii ien corner. Correel this sentence: "I'm minilserillts " went., iho e.lilnr "nn.l il'a ,. nleiwiiee til infiiriil I Our son Is I cars old. We plan i prelected carrier pigeons against I relations with Russia If returned in ' law. lo observe I lie. I"' lll.iinisi npts, M.ite nil nlll.il, ami Us a pleasine to inl.iliiil Mm h(ll,.rK.rt,.n lhls ,mwKs ,,y sienlng bamboo whis-Mo power, says ltamsay Macllon-j Would It not be well to strike you your stuff is rotten." MUTT AND JEFF Jeff's Bedtime Story Is ArVto STOfcrAV NIGHT. ClcaitO. AMT LITTL6 JlrAMt SQVjIftftCL VWAS Ti comfort JiMMte WITH A wice FRCSK PGANUT! WITH A wice FRCSK J is. enter .Medford on train, laissi ll.nt M,ir..,l lu ihn w'li II i ; .: 1 A I.. I. POINTS .- Who didn't, sliave tlieu. Well, which does she aslc ihe love or a meal ticket? remcn.bered, but occasionally with a Kansas accent. proud to buy a second-hand car mate in marriage. nnil save n fool. liiilhine- suit. oecopieil by Messrs. Smith ami - Lriillon but. fishes iluwn in one tirt-il nf lyinn abonl re.iecte vm i ..ni l ir.' i Personal Health Service By WTUJAlf Signed letlera pertaining to periional health and liyg-lene, not to dleeaa diaennaie or treatment, will hi answered l,y I1'- llraily if a eUinpe.i, kelt-n'ldreaaed envelope la enclosed. Lettera ehould be bdrl and written in ink. ffveiny to the large number of letlera re ceived, niily a few can lie aoawcred here. No reply can he made to queriea not conform, ing to ii.-.tnictioi.e. Addreea Dr. William UAdy, in cere of thia uewepuper. HABITS, HOBBIES AND HEALTH No. 3 Drinking at Mealtime The old timers hail a very plans-. ihe way of vaccination and no Ihl ciheory that any dilution of the forth? Id. II. K.) Kastrlc juice or the digesting food j- Answer. Kvery Infant should be In Iho stomach with water or other ",n"'' !",','n"tr """"'I0' fliuil delayed " . gcsilon and was ; t herefore un"i nc... ........ OI. ...I11 (tint old MiKhion rd invalfdn, par- licuiurly HiOHe liUfterillK froml "d y 8 p c p h I a," whatever thai may have been, had t o worry meal bone dry ,atir how thirsty they M-it. urn- rationed people 'a'Z.l i B"'t "r liu"limeiit: II was unpleas. , unt medli ine, iherei'ore il was Rood : f"r wl"" ""'y ail'"! , Iheni. Juki as casior on is .-,ooii f,.r whatever alls Johnny just lie - m- Johnny lveK It m w,!"' w" r,! "'"""""y !-'Hlt"'K 0v,!r these ascetic, inn Ions. Hell. 1 I"'1'."'-, !" VJ" 1,'',''! iit'lirtfijs its 11. nun wiimi yiiu uini i 'I'h.' din- ''tM'lllUle Kfl.enH UIHlHlHlllllll lr ii general BiMiHihh folk to lake life Uhh He- rioiiHly. Kirst, Home 1 Inlcut pahtoloist obnerved that lie eould ohtatn a better specimen of guslrir. juice by Hit, I UK im: """"i ........ , nav I'aii-TMi "in". , DreaKlasi is uie one you cm. un. down, knowltiK Ihul tin; stoinacli ' tube (known to all old uniu re-1 porters as the stomach pump") ; it-, going to chase it and take i- r away from you presently. OwinK lo sliKlit deafness in one ear 1 have j lected. So I can ai.preclaie the! iiuporauce ol the discovery uuu a glassful or two of cold waier in duces as prompt a flow of gastric juices as a regular test breakfast does. ir a drink of water makes the stomach work so well when one isn't narli. -marly thirsty, how much more effective II liiusl be when one I feels Ihirsiy. Anyway, nowadays il is recouni.ed by all authorities. that Ihe drinking id waler Willi meals is a wholesome; practice, and ... ... if oiio is at nil thirsty, drink oi cold water shortly betore a meal i Improves digestion. Tho only van It ion to remember Is that the whter or any other beverage, should be j taken as beverage, and not in ! gulps to wash down other food. ! When a drink of water enteiH the stomach il iuh'l;ly pusses through lain the intestine beyond, and il j does not. inleii'ere at all with the ifood thai happens to lie difcostin; in either situation. Little water I is absorbed by the stomach: It is absorbed Into the blood through the wall of the intestine, f The main reason why beverages should not be used to wash down morselH nf other victuals is .that this practice in habit prevents good mastication. A minor reason is that It prevents the dilutive action of tho tyalin of the saliva ; XlZ but onlv a small part ol the atarcli laud siiKiir illKesllon is performed by ptyalin In the most favoiable circumslances; It is chiefly done by 'the ainylopsln (another digestive Ifermentl in the. pancreatic Juice I that acts on the chyme in tile In- 'iestlne. j I Milk or rrenni may be taken. lalnllK wilh brenil or cereals he-' cause bolll loo.lH are umesii.ue j Iparilv by ptyalin nail partly by. i the uasirie and pancreaiic ter-t mollis. Ilecause or the simar line- in. .............111.- ul..... a li.se I ... .... in, in. . ., in u i, r.,.i,i i n . 1 ..... , milk or cream, alow Hlppin.'; proh-! filled, prcdlcling a ureal future for . A- l- Adelspcrger, president es ablv lavors digestion, hut a healihv 'Ihe Chinese nation. , Item While cedar company of young person need mil trouble him- j llefore any other nation sent ! Marshfleld, was announced here sell over sin h trifles. ! emissaries to China, renluries be-: today. 'fore Peary visited Ihe Japanese, ! The ptircb.-ise was made from QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (the pope sen! religious agents lo ' the Coos Pay Lumber company and That's What They Say I I am mil sick enough lo go lo ,,.ir imi m.-ii- !-' - I A. S.I nearly all of 1 Answer. I Imagine our tpilel neighbors now In their eternal homes look thai nttuude when I hey were preparing (o move Get Ready for School i i.i I fall. What would you advise in Interrupted. And How! WAS VRY HAPPV vvHgm tho pe-ANur SOOTHGTi UITTLS NJG.RVJGS I SVJDti.jLV THe UGHTMttG BRADY, K. D. nhould receive the Schick test, and f ,,,,, mn,.uteH susceptibility, the toxinutitoxlu immunization against diphtheria. Comical "Hygiene" In mir v ili I'll n IdVtu I welt (.a n i3.yeur.ol(i Kirl)f it Hay8 tIiUt every imp Von Iiikiw honihI hinir t mnkP a iifiw fold in your cerebrum. If you tortfet that will t he fold ko away? AnHwnr. The "hy-:ionn" txts must h very old fushionml Indeed. t wod be lonical enoiiKh in think ",e '"'d" KO nway w,K'n yo" fo'" Kct anylliln, but the trulli is Unit t, Uin1(,r f fui,H ,,e piier hraln has nothing whatever to do : wMl knowled(!e or with lorttellln.;. 1 whether tlie Idea you have l.s pre- Inscly whal .was intended in Ihe , t,,xt or noi, your question fairly j niuKtraics the kind of flapdoodle i S''"""" la,,,.s,lt 1""l,-r ""' -K 'if hv'i'fiitio Reply to Rev. P. S. The Itev. 1 S. re(uenls a disms Hion of a subject (hat I am nuro the reverend gentleman hlmiself would not think of discussing at his own hre.ikfust table or in his jown riimlly circle. If l e will r p,.aI )i !i qut'HMon ana en(;ifso Siam ped envelop! b-ari!-; his ail- (r(lss Hlia HeI1( lim SU(.i, in. and advice in the matter UM Sf.(.mH applicable in a nenoral .liy Exposure to Extreme Meat j am w,,,.,,!,,,, i extreme heat fr ,.jmM murH every day. 1 do ,.at mu ii M working hours. Is oolit milk and ginger ale heller to ,lrllK ,),., ,.old waler? What is ,H.si to drink and eat? 111. ti. M.I '(Copyright John !'. Dille Co.) 'VSkl ) I ItS- flr5"' S fall it a vacation if you want (o, but lb opinion down, our way. Is that th' 1'ivsidcnl'H slay III Wisconsin Is Jest a chuuKe () hafkOToiilul tcr III photographers. All lb' lime im' worry women sav.il by liavlit ther hair bobbed is nou lost on kecpiu liter tlillis eovcrctl while sailed. Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One) government oi ninu, Hoping mat: "loeltiinnf MOli-:.tin.m" nti.v I... fill- i Ichlmi and other Paris of Asia. I Marco Polo found Calliollc nriesta I t I i I xSCT'i Li;t-i.i. tt. r. j' .g mm i fllllll'll I Hill 1UIIIIU V dllllUII' lilicni.1 ; ' - , ahead of him when he visiled theiM-ven ln Salmon creek and Sixes i.-,,,.,,, ,, thal ,.,, to war on four river territory. . elcphanls. chained together, the mluII u,t built the "stately pleas ,-,. dome." l or centuries Ihe I lilnese nave 'lies to their tails. As pigeons fly viC.--, 1 Rippling Rhymes (By Walt Mason.) 'I UK WINK Ml S!! ! rni always leciurinK my wife on ihe uncertainty of life" said Charles Aukusium Snell; - "I kimw I may curl up and die and sail to mansions In ihe sl:y, although now foe) lug well. I want to think (hat when I'm Kone my riusan will mil have to pawn the euoksiove and the pump; my p.issinK' will he more serene if i a msure It will not mean her m-inK to the dump. I have a store of bonds and stocks locked up in my tie posit box," sufficient for her needs; but when I think of all the skates who prey on willows' small estates, my well known bosom bleeds. Most women let their husbands run all matters touch inn hoarded inon. in safe de posit canned; they do not wish each small detail eonreriitiiK: sordid IhhiKs tike Ualf. nor c.'ire to understand. So when a bus band loops the loops and to join unn-elfe Kt'oups. tile Wife's an easy mark; the tinhorn swindlers hunt her down, they come cavort In? to her lifWti, Willi sin In 1 schemes and dark. They find her iKiioranl :ind ilen.se' coneernintr until 1 n iz s, pounds and pence, and other forms of iloiiKh : they find her willing to helieve whatever kind of hunk lle-y heave Ki soid he her in her woe. They trail; her phony honds and sioeks for (hose in her deposit box, which are as h'mm! as wheat : t hey cheat her out of house and home and they would la.uMh to see her roam, a va tjnint. in the street. So 1 keep preaching to my wife; ami when I quit this futile life. I pity any taiy who comes along with sunny smile to try to bilk her of h"r pile she'll soak him In he lllie wlliHlles wlliHlle. ililwllM keep I away lrom hhcIi a strange bird. j t i j The Kovernment, which supports : ! U'nn carrier pi-;eona in peace time. j will also equip lis birds with tail ,' i v.., H! lea. I i The Chinese, releasing Kreat I nmnhers of pineons for pleasure, i jeiiulp tliem Willi wnislles oi uiiier I cut pitch, and much enjoy t lint music. 11 only pedestrians could pin to I (heir coat tails a whistle to frinht ! en automobiles. i The population of New t ork City, Ihe' census bureau says, is now l'.,il I. "111. an increase in -S years of il.f.ST.nun. How liim; will tho leviathair at the eilise of I ht Atlaulle hold su premacy? . One bniointh. liiooklyn. has n poiiuiation .-trealer tlian tliat of .ianiiatlan. the old New York. AniJllier bnrniifih, Queens, equals !''"N A,ll;i,u's in Pimlatlon. ! Anl, ,nHst Imiiortant lo lis pros - nerlly, in Xew York the Vnlted i Slates spentla lis "extra money." Tens of thousands lrom all over A, .... !,... .i.u linvliiv i. ...I et. . in. line !ln a little strip of stores, hotels !...! ..tiT.i.i.r nnrih from i i.,,,..i..,ii, ' Liront in piftv.nlnili u ,, ..,.. ,.u. i-,.Mn, i.-n.nii. to .exlngton nvemie. 'i'hnt's what v,, ,.,1.1,1 nll n lon.lnrloln BIG TIMBER SALE I MADE AT COOS BAYii MAIJS1I1MK1.I), Ore. Aug. (VP. Tlie purchase of .l.nao acres limber land including two hundred million feel of Port Oi-ford white cedar and nine hundred million 11 e. OI 111 o II Hunt, Portland, Includes 12 miles ..r railroad ..in of i I'owers. tapping camps five and It was the largest Umber deal made here in recent years. MOXTIIKAL lirltlsh lahorinow tliat the policy of defiance has , "or puny wouio ,u .....e es.a.u.sn aid, former labor premier. r0UCH! V HAT'S THIS ; .v. ' r. .--f Spirit of World Peace Most Striking Note in Europe (lly Melvln I-:. Colt-limn, table IUII- ior the AsHociaiMl lr-. Old world statesmen lately have L t ..tt.wtin.iLin ..fior tne firril nu.- . .air, . ...ill n-tir 1 a win io i'-- " ' also announced t wins dered .Man in Kuropean consciousness. ; , u ",MWU,'V7" , ...... . 1 t ehuria purely a part of t hltia. al- The f..nrte. nth annivprsary of,,. . 1.,.,.nL.I,l..(nir janan's anxiety, Der Tan" saw Kduard lb rrini u Krench cabinet minister, praying , . before an audience in a Ocnniin; .ill J l Ollt III" in - 3 I- its optortonity to win c'.erman s heTrt.' It saw German press and I officials striving t prsuade other I pact to outlaw war miKbt become . ..... an active am-iii .inn innu j Kesture, and It was I.loyd fJeorce, I 1 lirltlsh wartime premier, backing .Will 1... ,nt,t, eluir tll-1 t il II If tut Iho: pact is fidlowe.l. by disarrnnmeni I I'bninaires announced a conven and withdrawal of troops from the.t'"" ,lfxt ' Rhinelaml. the people of the siKn- This old city, rtnamed capital atorv nations will realize that the 'of Uihuania by eonsiltutional whole thing has been "pure hum- 1 amendment a few months ao. is ),nu j tht chief contention in a situation The war anniversary also wit- j which has been described as offer nessed Sir Austen Chamberlain, i lni-' greatest existing threat to j lit itlsh foreign secretary and po . lillcal foe of Lloyd (leorge. ciilllnu ' upon Amerii'an public opinion to : back the Kellogg pact in order that : it may become "a most formidable 1 deterrent to war." Kinj flenrge's i speetdi from the throne, prnrogu i ing the lritish parliament, echoi'd t h Is hope. I IYom League iif Nations circles came word that pessimism respect I ing disarmament has been replaced I by optimism. Coincidence of ac- eeptanees of the Kellogg pact with the finding of a workable set of principles on naval reduction u Hvi'cn Creat llrltain :ind Kranee a compromise tu which the I'nited States has given unoffichil apiirov al caused this change in attitude. Then was a lull in the gather ing of far caste i-i t storm clouds. China and Japan are seeking to compose differences. International forces in Chinese territory are be ing reduci.l. The Vati League of .Vat inns gav nd the eizahtc measure of recognition to the d la ei ii nationalist govern men t Nankiny. ( ireal Ih iiain aiinoiinc-1 A New Method to Secure Observance of Dry Law We have tried force and have failed in many wide areas of this country to make the eighteenth amendment work. Obedience b..' force of the Volstead act is almost hopeless. A new campaign should be started. The campaign should : be not for obedience but tor its oh-; not our country be a better country : sei-vanre. ol.sei v..uce as a patriotic if everyone was inspired to observe j duty. The people of America nro , the law by clearlv patriotic mo- for the amendment and the enforc-: tives and If our aristocracy, Intel ! Ing law. At Kansas City and Hons- i lectual. economic, silrltual," should I ton the resolutions committees, j organize as nah-lnls for the were -practically unanimous cu- servance of law in the interest ot dorsing prohibition. an orderly, peaceful, prosperous so- Tlie eighteenth amendment does defy? represent the settled conviction or YVhen one thinks of - all the the majority of lite people in a crimes of force and of civic cor majorily of stales; indeed In a con-1 ruption which uphold the pre pran- siderable majority of the states, dial cocktail, what aspirations of The men who voted "yes" for tlie men are strangled, what nollmlon j ni 0" i vpl 1 we amendment in tlie committees and Jon the floor of both parties' con- ontioiiB were not hypocrites; they ere not cowards. 1 Hey were deeo- convinceu oi tne economic jusm- flcaflon of prohibition and they i probably represent a body of oiin - Ion over tlie land which Is settled ! unshaken by the iinqueslion- i ably wide and terrifyin-; violation I 1,1 " 11,0 "i'iei- StrillU OI SOClOty. Wliatever may he said of tht' poor those in the upper economic . I strata of society have an abiding! . duty to observe the law. rroperty ! is protected by government. C.ov- ernment should be upheld by the ; The president could take BOO men . In New York City und close it air i tight, beginning with the cardinals I and archbishops ol' the Knmnn I Catholic church and Kpiscopal hlsh-, ' ops and leaders of the priesthood together with the financial and so cial leaders of the community. Let them declare for observation rath er than obedience and the boot legger's daughter would soon be crying in tlie street for bread. So long as this convinced body of Americana exists which made the majority In the two conven tions, we shall have nt least a ma jority In key places, acting as majority lor pi acuc.u purposes as r tl were ail aciuai majority oi in. . r people so on-'lll i nollllelans cannot expl. in ei Ire h i nor even largely this majority in Kansas City and tiousion. is u not, therefore, Iho wisest course, iiiue.i m si.e ...r out with a imivemeni oi onsei v- td vnu? ) Now r'u. . s . VOU ANB ONCt TuRrvjcB OFF Trie LIGHTS A.N10 sockeb 41 COismrviueD TOMORROW ed its wiUlnnnesH to negotiate for revision of ' unequal treaties" as soon as me incmems khw..os .NankinK riots have ; rPiar(nK WPlf;irt. oC her nationals iit that province. One situation only seemed to .oaviunt In Hi! VOCilleS i r or tne movement in .imuimi vi. It centered about Poland, whose "nia re.elnB boundaries took on HOIllti llliruitiuiii, Mir in. .m... ' some tbreateninm asiiec . started in several of the district., bordering Lithuania and Polish the peaie of l-.tirope. It has been lii Polish hands since ll'lin. Th" League of Nations confirmed Po lish possession in litl'.i. but Lithu ania has never recognized lite va lidity of that decision. Political lims were tightened in Jngo-.Slavia. Two parliaments as sembled in that country, one at Pelgiade continuing the govern mental forms of the Triune king dom, while at Zagreb enthusiasts for home rule in Croatia opened j a session which .seemingly Is uuit- I Ing into one oarty adherents of the lual monarchy and Ihe fedcraliei) state Ideas. Mown in 1'gypt, King Kuad'-i forcible three-year adjournment of parliament has not Taken" in all parts of the body politic. The "Wafdists" or opposition party, decided the action was itn consliluiloiial and cahVd a session of national legislators which. It was j reported, embraced HZ of the 33ii members. They resolved that par- llament still existed ami then fid lowed parliamentary procedure and adjorned until Nuvinlu-r, I ance unite Independent of the : movement for enforcement Might i not leading and powerful men in j oru great cities fight their fight for repeal, frankly declaring for a strict ' observance of the law, while they , are agitatins: auainsl if Would i of men Is accomnlished. what d. baiicliery of government is neces- sary to get that cocktail to the hands that hoist if one wonder i ti.at it does not poison those who swallow II! Enmorin iKns i fin. 'zotP. . 1 j ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For Women $1.95 By BUD FISHER PoP, E Found THIS &!0TE OM as THe Floor. , IT SrYYS : "iMUTT, YOU AIW'T SCM . CICeKO WHO MOTH IMG , VST. SlSrMCt)- Gugssujho. .P . Jr" repairingJ ..t. 7. mm , v-v, v, .