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Newspaper Page TextIPXGE FOUR' Hedfod hail tribune Sally. Bnnda, W.ssi PotillabMi b tb HXDrOHD P81NT1NO 00. II-IM M. sir Hi. Mans Ti ROBERT W. KUHL, Editor I. SUM PTE B SMITH, Uan-I An ludeaudaat MWtlAMT class matter at Mad- ford. Oregon, andar Act of I I March 8, 17. SUBSCRIPTION JUTES 7 Mall lo Adraooai Dally, with Sunday. yar Daily, with Sunday, month Daily, without Sunday, year.... Dally, without Sunday, month... Weekly Mall Tribuna, ont year.. .17.10 ,;J5 ' ,;S$! fannilar. An. var . t.00 By Carrier, In Advance In Medlord, Aab land, JacksODTilia, Central Point, Phoeuil, Talent, Uold Hill and on Highways: Daily, with Sunday, month 9 '76 n.llv. without Sundar. month 66 Dally, without, Sunday, one year... 7.00 Daily, with Sunday, one year a.uv All terms, caah in advance. MEM B KB OF THE AHH001ATKD I'KESS iUcelfinC Full Leased Wire Bertie Onlr psper in , city or county recelrlng m by telefnph.' Tho Associated Prtaa la cxcluifrely en fltlsd to the tut (or republication of all Mtn dispatches' credited lo it or otherwise credited to thli paper, and also to tho local oaa publiabed herein. All right tor republication of ipoclal dla tchM heroin are alao reserved. Sworn dally average circulation for tix wtoathM toding April 1, 10X8. 4531. Official paper of the City of Me. Word. Ofitdai paper of Jacaoo Couuu. AdTertlsilnr Representatives M. 0. MUGKNHKN COW CANT Office la New York. Chicago, Detroit, flan jTraneUoo, Loo Angela. Beat tit, Port Und. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry Mr. Hoover, thft hlfih ace of th njppubllcnn 'party, wus nffitdully liotiried today of IiIh noinlnulUiri for tho proKilni". Jin has ln'fn around nulto a hit and pruhahly hiispected HOineUiltiK was In Hh wind. An upstate catuliduto for 1111 lcKiNluturrt dtMiiaiids that "all votPt'8 who lake a drink, vanl thtfdr ballots for my ipponnt." It Is predicted, if his advice is heeded, ho will not get over 4 vot?n, counting hiu own.. AND SO WIIJj wi: (Slhklyoii Jouriiuh If the thief who has hceu Btettllng musical . fnstrument will report to us, we will glad ly Blve him tne imme and nddreutcu of .several peraonH. whose InHii-uiuentH ought' to he taken from them. Hegln your. ChrlHtmuH work now. August clearance fuU: on all nrt needle KOOrtH.-idVanlfl Pflsa I'ourier.) ' It'H about time. What the aUtolsts need Mk' a phone pole they can drive through. The Jigftdier brlndle of Oregon has removed two captains from their very becoming uniforms. FIFTY -FIFTY STIFF (Coos llay Tini4M The men. Recused of the murdera no doubt ai-e rtt fault, hut; there la--also Home blame to be placed upon the victims. It Ih a wonder Home of the Knuppy talkers among the clever Klrln, would not nay "and how," once in a while. A continual inn of the present Prohibition enforcement policy Is promised. As everybody kuowH, It Is a dandy, with plenty nf flourish, and slight results. It is satisfying to tho tlrys, and not too rough on the wetri. Occasionally a bootleg ger Ih caught through his own carelessness, and there Is general regret. ,1. M. Hayes Is In a High Point hospital at present, hut the hope la for no nerious purpose, (Hunt ington Notes.) A nice way to say It. . Tho I'resldent Is wearing a ten gallon hat on his fishing trips, and there have been no pictures printed to date of the cataclysm, lie showed up several times last year on the front pages thus ac coutred, and (he cnnseii; -s nf local opinion was that the chief execu tive looked worse than Jim (Irleve In a sombrero. The Hen Ihirder bank has In stalled a contra pt Ion which en ables customers to drop their spondulicks through a hole In the wall. Instead of shoving it under the door. MN;iN; From time immemorial persons have derived great pleasure out of singing, yet it is sin prixinc how few today practice the art public ly. They may admit to playing a fair game of bridge and a inorw or less decent game l golf, but when it com oh to singing they shake their heads and say they can't. The chief trouble 1m that so many people would never dream of going to a Rolf course without clubs or silting iluwn to a brUlne table without cards handicap themselves at the start by trying in sing with their mouths closed. They seem to experience a certain sense of shame ns though they were doing something they did not wish to be cauKht at. Two good placea to practice pinging are bath rooms where you are assured privacy and church where it doesn't matter so much, lioth lo cations rosound very well, l.i the cine yuU let the walls do the work and In the other the choir, hut in either i.caae you have a personal sense of achlevemwnt.---( Baltimore Hun.) 134 WeM Arrested In July. HAI,KM. Ore.. Aug. It tHper lal.) State prohibition oiieruttves phrliclpated In 134 arrests for vlo latlon of the Mate prohibition laws during ihe month of July, nenrd Ins; to a report prepared here to. dny by CleorKo Alexander, state prohibition director. Finea Imposed In the cases uk Krcfrated IS.iisO, while Jnll sen tences totalled 1,770 days. TV officers destroyed 6,361 Kallons of mash and 426 gallons of finished liquor. Tivclvo slllla were aclicd and (Ive cars were confiscated. THE SPEECH . 1 N neceptnuce spt-iOli such i today lifts prolinbly never tory of this country. This was to be expected, for a man of the IloiO cr type has never before been a candidate for (he Presidency. Mr. Hoover represents an entirely new departure in Ameri can politics. Ife has never held an elective office, be is neither a lawyer, nor a politician; hi- is business-man type, and be attacks that standpoint. ificecitir eYlc..ln en I'liest ne.ii; II crillsocl-llt ion of sliil-it Kit i Lfltera al.ould be brit-l and written In Ink. Owinu to tl,e large number ol letters re MIllelH.N, CXlrcUie Pill IM Mill's)., II t OIISI I llll ion Ol spilll, Ml ; IH 0lr , lia m , IW I,,,. No rri,iy i,, ,,lr to queries not amfurra. (,'Clllline US 10 be lit times t-Cllllillely llffivill, and ail Utter ah - I " Intrusions. Addr.a. Ur. William Brady, .u or. ol U.I. new.ni.per. m-iU't of lilt Nl.KhlfSt tU'niuoKii to Ik tht iikjhI striking I'liariM'trifitiu of this 'vy iiiiusii.il address. It IN int(rtKtlllfi: lit this llIV(tlon to note Hint tol.OWUltf Mis : nomination Mr, Hoover was oHVre.I the Kcrvices of tlirvt? pro IVssionul joiirnttlistN to wrilu Ills act'cpiam't spocch for Iiiiu. That has been doni in th past. more often than most prnpl suppose. "Ghost writers," so failed, are numerous and well paid in Washington. Tli is ineident is so well deserihed Uy that veteran Washing ton eorrespondent. T. ft. B., in "The New J(epiiMi," that we quote it herewith : I know that no lest, than three apleiidld speeches were written for him by throe perfectly splendid writers or so they think. After reading them all Herbert threw them away und wroio his own. His will be duller than any one of the three und he knows it. The reason he gave was that while those other speecheH were good belter than he could write still they were not Hoover they did not sound like Hoover anybody would know they were not Hoover and that If he was to get anywhere ut all In (his fight. Hoover had to he Hoover, and particularly at the start. That Ih all I know about this speech, hut it is true, and it has not been published. The speech will be loiu? uul dull, hut it will he Hoover every line of it, und it will be honest. Take this inc.f-, dent uh a whole, and, while it may not have been very bright politic!, It reflects more credit on Herbert personaly than any that hus occurred Hince KatisaH City or for iiit(e a lime before. T. It. H. is a radieal iconoclast of the Mencken type, has always been bored to death by .'resident Coolide, regarded President Harding as something worse than a stuffed shirt, and, coining lrom htm, a continued Democrat ol the early JetJer-'his high school course, if that is to 'hus had a nice swim, a play time, Aouinn school, this is really a decided and unexpected coinpli-j be l,,H '"d of hia "-hMB Crjni wmi.- good eats. 1 1 lire. Mil tthis growing practice of Take lloih. mpnt. making a splurge over a boy's or i 1 ,,m ;1 high school freshman. Alld it's tniC. To those WllO have alwaVS associated political "drl'M Pntinii from elementary . I should like to have your advice . . . . . ,. ,. . .jsebool lo hiKh sellout is an evil ;,s 1,1 wlieiher I should elect pbysicw speeches with spread-eagle oratory, glittering generalities and ,Milt vUmU not be countenanced ' or ehomisr.v next term n. t. iiilritniintr won! niclnrpK nf llie if only enough people vole for IlllsineSK.Itke el'ff-t In anltrnise try und outline men- hoiiiuoii, promimy sceniH ioni ami mill. Ullt it Will not seem (lull to the time-honored elap-trnp t.lnit the professional politicians hand ont, the Koarinif phrase, the 1l.allelii.jah appeal, Hint old fa miliar kteneil in black and while which places; all llie virhies on me speaker H sine and an lite opponent. - To tlnim, and to ns, this 1 .. 1 !..,! not only as a Iiilin supreniely the slamlpoint of ability, but even more important from the standpoint of personal character. What is really the keyuole salient charneleristie Js it the sane and eminently sound view remedy for its abuses, the intensely human interest in child welfare,' and the retention of this tfrowinn; mid extremely rich country, as a land of eipial opportunity for all? Kxeellenl, all of them, but the distinxuishinp, outstaudino thintf, is none of these. No. The bin; thinit about this speech, to our mind, is the way in which it reveals the character of the man. We don't believe ninny people can vend this speech, or any considerable part of it and not be convinced, that whether they like his views on Prohibition or don't, his scheme for farm relief will solve the farm problem or won't j solve it: i That the man speaking , them here is unquestionably ..uali- j ficd, as few men in the public life of this country have been I qualified, not only by training- and capacity, but by character, to be THK PRKS1DKNT OK TIV.K I'NITKI) STATUS. As one poes from that quaint but entirely appropriate opening- about the radio, through the discussion of farm relief, pro hibition, religious tolerance, etc., lo Ihe final appeal In Ihe Conscience of America, there is (jradually built up, word by word, and phrase by phrase, a clearer 11ml stronger picture of the man. There he is, no master of Ihe poetic phrase, no orator with .. . ,., . , , . ....r...... ,. , n,.,,i,i- , rnere nas neen eonsuieranie llll' silver tniitftie, mi miiKliel Ii' sprllliiiuli-r .slirrin llie eiinilmns J enylope l.earlnB your address aniltaik roIiik the round, ai.oui local ut Ihe fftiwtl just It plain i-ilieu, ('XlriMiii'lv earliest 1 1 ml x- i '"" li;il yon are mi expei -taut i einnpeteni help helm,- passed up , , iii. , ., , , mother. f,n- outside help, so I must make treineh I'lipulilo, bill so m-nuiiii'l.v emisei-niteil lo (lie tusk lie-j Twllluht sleep" would he my conti limtlon. The greater part fore him, so piissiiinnlrly lli'li'l'lllined to Jjivp, if I'lllleil upon, till- I '"'iter descrllied as amnesia from of my life has been spent In and , , 'n .1 . . , - , , , . tdope It Is a stale of Indifference around Medford and 1 have always Ill's! that is 111 lull' anil nil Din! is in llllll, III miikc tins colllllr.V U'i,,,!,,,.,-,! In- hypodermic Injections l.ccii Klven consideration and cer- MUTT AND JEFF X SOT" ANOTKeR rROM THC AVSTCRtOUS. DOZO XJJW&S, feN TH UNCftNNV oW MG AND 7 AAUTT FAMIUV fill.,, W.mWfin fATTj AND THE MAN ' ! its Secretary J&mver delivered ! been delivered before in I he hiK-1 essentially of the eiitfincerintf llie problems before him from upppul, thnsH seem tit us; Ww InradUn fuhieh will eonio - the speaker) ibis unpretentious, j the nrnhlemw tluit i'nei. thiv ennn. those who lire eterilttllv sick of vice on tne shoulders (1j ins j address iff extremely interest ingr j , i - - r ii " " lilted lor the Presidency. I nun ! of this acceptance speech, ils program for farm relief, the on Prohibition and the proper like them, whether they believe 1 But This Will Always LCTTCt. f Kd SAID t-ocK Tre TO0R AND TAKG f LOAD OFF fvY F6GT AND HCD eULUNG STUFT THe : s I TftYT'TTNT!, rRTVFOTW. ' I better place in which to live, that, by -sheer spiritual power, by downright strength and nobility of i-liariicicr, he rises to the plane of I9ie presidential jrcatness. Jl is that picture that l-cimiinsO and will remain, Ionic after the words and phrases been forgotten. Personal Health Sepvk y WTLXIAM BRADT, U. D. . Sip.H Irttfri pertiintng to ptritonal health sni) hygiene, not to dlrteaw diagnosis or i..sr.nni.i urlll tin arisiiscrtwl ti Ilf. Hra.lv If a tj-nf.l. -elf liddreHSflJ PflVCiODaS is t-tidOsM-d. in r ; .aii'.tio si i i i:-i: W hen Ihf ciMlflK Jit Ann(iu.HH or j VVi-st Point I'fcVlv; their ruiiuiilH- Klons iis offlciiK In navy or army, 1 tin. r.l-.tlvfu ti nil friendx in attend-i anvt. uWuyH b'v th last mun, tho who jusl missed a passing mark by a hair? .Maybe he tried just ; as hard ami maybe he was Just ! a good u man and maybe he would 1 have made u belter officer than ' any of these luckier lads who have' won the coveted commissions. Ttut he wus out of luck. J ..tick Is a de- ! clsive factor in all examinations, j as it is in all poker games. ; It is all very well lo make u oere-! mony of the bestowal of degrees '. earned by years of college or uni- ' versity study. It is filling enough i lo set aside, a day of celebration f for the men and women who have won their way into Iheir chosen j mattress, say a soft blanket folded profession. It is even commend- fur limes and covered with water able to mark the occasion of a PVof and a nice cool ironed sheet. vnulb'u MMeeewwrol com n lut Inn nf 1 Ohthov! It's luteal Jifl.T n f..11,.i- in America. It is a practice im- . of KllroP(li .nel.e it ,vn a ,.xtra'. 'ordinary distinction for a bov orcwPn ' sa-v ' envy you. girl to receive as many as seven ,. ,,lKht S.,.,.B of .,, ,. Wp; should not permit these IninVI-j grants In sot up their low stand-j "' chemistry, ustronotny. ge nrds of culture or education here. "'"' teacher when I wus In high any more than we stanuld allow-! w hool anil, as I realized later, his them to tiring their low standards f living and their miserable slave" wage pieais to ibis democrat!. mon school makes a ki mi. K1UII... CIMII ceremonlouslJ nffitii- nf tin, ,, , tint I,.,, ,.f ,1,,. course, the effect on the tiov or ' gin anil ihe n:,, ems ,i r,i.iu tt bad fall arnum! They run away Willi the feeling that the business, of education is finished. This attl- tnile urni'eelv fnvm-u tlw, ,.., 1 1 .. .. i'l lion of the youth's schooling. Hasn't he already won ,ilisllnction ri- i.,i..ii,...i,..,i 11..1 . t ,,iim ii,,'. ' couiu lie gained ireni spending fmir fears In anothel school ? lOven if the boy or girl is likely to continue In school after this ridiculous splurge from elementary j school, Ihe effect of the ceremony ' is to swell the little bead and make the child think lie or she Is tiittc . an important person. It is deplor-1 able that school teachers of all, people should eneon,age youth in! putting on more bumptiousness. I appeal (o intelligent parents who have children In grade schools 10 discourage all efforts to make Cd- quite iMHiimh tu put your Mm or tTZT 'rZ passes any grade. It is had enough to make a ceremony of graduation j from high school. We should put our heel on, this evil of celebrating Lr:. it. tul ion fVfiivt I h.. .mi.1i. I If we love en, i.i , ,.".i ! nirv Ql'KSTIOXK AND ANSWI'.US ri-osK-tiivo MotlierliisHl. ; Will you pleiise lve instriii-llous anil ntlvlee for Hie expeellllll nintll er? Will you write something iilietlt IwIHkIU sleep? lo you hltow Ihe ndilress ill Wnshitmton where one can semi for u tiooklet on tlie ex- lieelant inolher? Mrs. f. N. Be a Mystery to Mutt FOR fAC TuA ' "DlSCLOSG KIS IDeNTlTV.' ) OKKCOV. SAT1KT.V. of this acceptance, speeel liavt nf mnrphin ami Kcnim-luinm, ami K-n'iM 1 1 v liinKfrous lo m-nlu.T und child. :i 'I'hc children's huroatJ. lahor ; dcnartmeiit. issues a tteo. piimph- man with . the ; let called "1'renata I care. ' i ou lowest standing! may buy it for f cents, from the in the graduating ! Niiperintcinh-jH of document, gov class, n great erium-nt printing office, Waching hand. They are . ton, t). felicitating Ihci The .Umbo's Xcsl. lucky fellow for I . was con.siderinK using the !i c) n e akin g clothtw basket with u pillow as a t. It ron Kb. Hut mattress for my baby when he ;,r ho wabotil the I rives, bill recently I read that a unlucky f e 1 low j pillow should never be used us a. : next below him. t mattress for u baby. Of rour.se I intend to consult a physician be-' fore long, but meanwhile if you have any advice or instruction about prenatal care it may dispel some of my abysms; ignorance. Vour teachings neem to do tt.ut generally. .Mis. R. I,. J. I Answer. Follow the suggestion I I give Mrs. C X. above. In cold weather a pillow would make a pretty snug nest for the baby, I .should say I never forget how mud I was when they took my pillow away from me about the; tenth week, in warm weather the' 'bimbo will he. happier on a firmer. Answer.-t.on, (or maybe 1 should 'biguous signature), i.eiteve mi Vmi write from a city where Mr. William n.-nnett holds forth i the science department. Mr. Bennett was my ! embraced all known ways and "'.in " o. veioping me pupil s in- 1 terest anjl firing, his enthusiasm. If you w.-re my son or daughtcr i I'd want you to cover every sub- ;"al -',l'. nennett woulil eon- 1 seni- to leach you. I'hystes first. "'"1 chemist ry next. 1 should think. (Copyright. John K. f)llle.Co.) Mis M"'e Lrk w" knocked down by Ford while liohtin' th' .... " iI-lim parlor lamp last night. Prohibi. tlon l still condition. theory, an' not Communications - ' l I'slnp Oulshle llel T The Killtol : WrteFie Dogs Trt$ Vozo torv FRom! vwe'LL JOOfO VM0W. ! .. . MS W 1 ATTfi PST 11, 1928. r ; i iiiimniiiiiii in ti i nipminn iiao , Rippling (By Walt Maso) STILL AT IT I used to hear flenjiilig sh when he was in his prime, und he could make the welkin rin with melody sublime. He trav eled with the kin-is of song, and also with the queiH; hia rep tatiou lustful long. Tie knew What prestige means, "lieiijllllfi gf the goltlen voice," we called him In I hose days, and all mus icians would rejoice and load him down with praise. Had he hut died or gone to jali when he was at his best, before that , golden voice went stale and he became u Jest! His memory would still be bright and bless ings it would bring, while there remained on earth a wiht who ever heard him sing. And when new singers would arise to take a shot at fame, old people, with adoring eyes, would npeuk hen Julia's nanm. "These later sing ers," they would say, "have merit, we admit, und doubtless on some future Uuy they'll make u Hort of hit. f Hut we have hard Henjulia hiiik, before he died, alas; and tones or cheaper uiiisls ring to us like sounding brass." Tints men would talk for yearn to come, had great Henjulia died before his voice went on the bum, before his larynx dried. But he still ling ers on the stage though he can sing no more, a figure of ex ceeding age, a has-been und a bore. I went to hear him t'other night, ami when I heard him, said, "It isn't fair, it isn't right, that ho still .?oes ahead. He breaks the hearts of old time gents who beard him long ago: lie cannot., sing" worth twenty cents, lie warbles like a crow." The country swarms with worn out lads who will not quit the game; to gather in a few more scuds they spoil their well-earned- lame. lalnly ie-en shown restieel by all tile people wlto make their home here in the valley. For the past I five years I have been acting as j head sorter and floor lady at j certain packing house, which is i,,u,e,i l i.i in e .u..i M. ford, and this year my two daugh- ters were reiiuested lo appear along with myself to go to work in tile same packing house. A e worked two .lays; at the end of the second day the ton-man hand- ed us our checks with the request 1,1 ,11 e , ai...u, ... ,..e " ing. nen we asKeo me manage,- what tlie reason was for our dis- missal, he ' became instilling and nasty, and gave no reason, but : ed the gamblers at the French re gave ns to understand that he was i sort, l.e Coquet, by playing every manager -of the place. Since then night six hours at Uie baccarat our places have been filled by out-ftuble and winning tremendously, side help. she wears huge emeralds. .;am- It looks to me ns though we ! hies alone. Any truthful gambler were used to fill in fnv the first w you that If the lady keeps oi tne seuson ami as last us out- .side help could be procured the local help-' i.s filtered out. Now, T am not one to find fault, jbut when one has spent their last dollar in a place, and ha.s helped to uplift the community, It does seem that they should at least sion. .Now ih the time for you to have an even break with an out-(stop. Hut yon won't. Nohody ever Filler who In all probability will! does. But when you lose all your leave nothing. I money you will stop. At the time we went to work at j "That's why the hank always this hi packing house, we werewins." offered places at two other houses. ( ..T-,,, , , , but chose thin house on account Mudamo HttliuH Kd.lv Turkish of having worked there previously feminist, once a harem inmate, says for five seasons, and had received I1 r,tis" husbands with many wives excellent treatment, but the tw ! were always thoroughly henpecked, new men. the manager and fore- r at is easy to believe. HHgham man. an- from t'alirornia. packing 5 Y"ue kept his wives in different ui,t,-,,1i 1.,.,..,,,,, .!,. tef i h houses so they couldu t peck him California help. MI1S. AITJ. Medford. Aug.' I 1. Sl.NVtLKR. SPOKASK, Auu. It. OP) A jhrusli and timber fire southeast of this city, luirninp on a five mile front today was advancing toward, the huildincs of Spokane unlver-j I io.-oinaii it'lKulir. "t had already burned I i lover an area of some 4000 acres use Ule Hoy Scouts ami dry up the (and had destroyed several barns., Atlantic ocean. He can't ilo It. i unoccupied houses and ot her j . j huildltiKS. IM-olciii Ili-adiiiK im,-. il. - ... , ! l'OKTL.V.VI). Ore.. Auk. II. Mi , Klaioall, lrKer ..xlra.lllcl. ; wheal K, w,.,, ,-eresentinK pro ; SAl'ltA.MIONTO. fnl.. Auk. II . , da,,inK iire:lB r nirrn OreRon. at 11 t'.overnor Yoiiuk s office has meMnK n(,ro t,iv, went on Kranteu a reciuest for cxirniinmn , r,,cor,i s opposed to any M-ulsIa-lo Orc-on of .1. .1. trNelll. alias II. tlon p,.V,iinB that KiadiiiK of I., n.alsou. held by police of Pitts- j wh,.t should he made on the bui-K. t'.il. 'basis of prolien content. ITXclll Is wanted In Klamath j The meeting: favored estaldish- ounly. oreKon, on n chai'Ke or ol - talllinK Koods umler false pretenses j of wheat by any producers or deal thrnu;h the IKlsslllK of a worthless ers who IlllKhl be Interested in check, lite extradition papers i fixitiK the protlen content tf what stated. of any lociilily. HOHJ ,: I (HO OMG GG, i HAD A -0V OF TWIM- A- CLSG. "B-oTA . 'C I FUW TuKminG Ofx" THG I rBT?ovGR tUQI- jgfp: U6H and placing lunv' iwiwi V J S-Jt ?T?an on yoj ani fyS t'e woticgdA r"fjjf fjuuus.vou'R N7?Vi Wow IW THAT FRAMC ""gi-J . cKlt-D(SHi J ( i ALL VWCK "feuT I ' V X TH0O6HT You . KV2; i?fK'( 1))WERG AN OIL jf"1 l; VVl'.W PAlMTIWG OF ' j rtWlLVANIAIi timmmti row- HIT BY STORM: . LOSS IS HEAVY; FIUI.ADKI.PIIIA. Pa.. A.. 11. - ,B,-nelorts from morni-swept In Pennsylvania Indicated to- tlj that crop ami property rows from yesterday's flood, 1I and fire would reach well into six flu- ' ures. .Several persons were in jured, although no deaths were re ported. . The eastern portion of the state was the most seriously affected. In Lancaster county, where tobac co is one of the principal crops, hail riddled the larsier plants over a wide area and the two-hour storm ! wrou-iht havoc to the crops hi gen eral. During a severe electrical storm. 'accompanied by a cloudburst, liclit ninti struck the automobile of Ar thur Webb, iujurinK a passenKer. '.Mrs. t'harles Itaden. and bolts o' jllKlitnltiK fired several barns in the tcounty. Two firemen, John and Harold ; McKallH, answeriim a call, had a ' narrow escape when their autoino bile was swept away alon'; with a bridge over which lliey were driv Init. They grasped the overhaul? ; lug limb of a tree and. pulled them selves to safety. ' Wires were down throughout the county and crews of linemen were busy today allempling lo restore the disrupted telephone and tele graph service. From Pottstown came word that in the wake of the storm was left a trail of damage aggregating thou sands of Jlollam. Whole fields of . corn were leveled, i Wind and 'rain likewise uprooted trees and flooded sections of York '. county. ! . Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One) Erave men lost their lives in tl.fll Italian u,,l,l !l t-lllP Ctlt in t WO ; . . .. t, ) a de. 1 stroyer. The . last message from , ,, . , VVa ure all gath. . . ... iu o,TVnnc. lllexorablVi we are dying. Lou.-; jjye j Nob'oll'v kni)W the mi9sig ,,,.,, ,',, ,, .,.. on- ot ,hpi.e hl.peUaly, Mussolini, Fas- . ciHc. irobably "Italy" with .Mus , auUni an(, Fascism in ,,,, 1 t & "mysterious woman" has amaz' i it up Slie won t have the emeralds or "a tray heaped up with 10,000 frnnc chips." f The. wisest old croupier at Monte Carlo said to a young man: "You . have won thirty times in succes- all ut once. VJ lie til il LIIIIV, v U r his motto. Solomon in his Blory, with 1000 wivea and concubines, was nothing for a wise man to envy. Mr. Poland, head of the Anti Saloon LeH.-jite legal department, requests Governor Smith of New York to use the state troopers and -(l v up New York City." u is a pieastr.nl idea, hut no might oh well Rk the Bovernor to . dm additional facilities for te A $250,000 RUE IN 10 , KI.I.KXHltriMt, Wa,b.. aub. .1 ! iMFlre from an pxi,l.s...n m Ih,- j Brain and h:iy wnr. huse nf thr- I'limstnck llnrvlilson company I it minutes early today burneil uver the length of more than two city liliitks in tin- wai-choilM- dis-' Ulil adjoining tile Nurlhint I'a cll'ie trucks, catlslng a loss esti mated tit approximately $:!Tiuiliit, which Is only partially covered by insurance. The cause of the ex plnsion was undetermined. Approximately a dozen ware itnuse buildings were clestroyeil wliile nearly -U homes and other onall structures' were partially , timed. The three Kllenshurg fire trucks, .vith every foot of hose from the in- di-parllnenl, railway fnuipauy tel wiiii-lniuse district, fought tgaln.st a strong wind which shift - ! d from west to north and threat- -neit nut only luml,i-r mills ant) the allroads yards hut the liusltn ss list ri.-l of the city as well. TOSON CALLS SPECIAL ELECTION Si A I, KM, Or.-.. Auk. I I. (Sm-,-;al. ) t Jovernur I'attfr.snn ttlav "filled :i spt-fi:il 4'liTtiun lo lie held November (J, lo rb'CL a rHrespn'-i -Ive In roiiKiv.ss from tho .second .oni;ressional district to fill nut th :inexpride term of N. J. Sinnott, who recently resi.sned to acoep) the ftff U-o uf jtidf-e of i ho ecu 1 1 of eljiinis. Willi lie:idiitutt-r.s ill New York t.'ity. .Mr. Sinnott's term wo. Id have expired on March 3 next year. Nominations for candidates to fill the unexpired term of Air. Sin-, not t -will he made by the conpreK-; dona! committee of the ' second "ontfiesKiunat district. Reports received here Indicate that the republican contifessiooui "ommittee will nominate It. Fl. Mut er of The Dalles, while the demo cratic non-congressional commit tee will nominate Waller M. Pierce. ' Both of these men were nominated u the primary election to succeed Mr. .Sinnott. and their names will appear on the ballot of the gen era! election In November. Break f.rouml for Normal LA OttANm:, Ore., Aug. 11. (Pi flround was broken yesterday for the Eastern Oregon normal school on a hill in the residential section of I.n flrande overlooking the city and the firande Ronde valley. Dynamite is being used to h fist -n excavation. Our wcll-pliimlxsl licart with pride ilocs ilirob, liii-aiic we're always tin tho job. from the iroicrhs f Mr. Ouirk. Heiii(f on the job every minute of the tiny adds to our prestioe. If I here is one lieiii!.' We like to serve it's a w'cll-satisl'ied put run. By BUD FISHER i -to R,(Stt eUtgrrtj TttJ. Hi., K.t U t pM