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MEDFOKD MML' TRIBUNE, WEDFORD,- -QTffifi-fTTD:iYr--:F)TTST-M,--8.- EIGHT HEADS HOOVER'S FARM, CAMPAIGN CHURCH'S VIEWS STAR GAZES AS ES liOME. auk. m. Tho Cath olic church hns nlwnyH reconiZ'-il u ml oiicouran'',l ihp wtno ainhiiinim of moilurn feminism, 1v:larod I'opo l'ius today, .spcakintr lo thp Kaciil connroRuiion of ritos. History of femlnlm rcHnIon ordiTrt ' confirmed thi. In finer they am indcjtf ndnt of fis copal jurisdiction. "if therefore today woman in fcoiiiK back to feminist Ideal:-, turns her rt'ard to the exaiujHeN of the saints find to the teachings of the rhurch, sh will find a Just and holy response to her aspirations," said the pontiff. The occasion was the solemn prochimation of virtue of the ven erable I'aloa l-Yassiueti. who found ed the Misters of Saint Dorothy. The pontiff said that the newly proclaimed venerable had by her "generous coiipeeration to (iod in the flower of her virgin purity." shown lo the world of today "the beauty of I'hristinn modesty in a moment when it seems woman Is doiiiK everything la order to anni hilate In herself everything char acteristic which renders her more beautiful, namely, purity, simplic ity ami modesty,' "This." hi- naid, not only was true among persons bcloiicinn to the world for whom terrible things Jesus was unwilling to pray, but also among many who do not wish to renounce the kIoi-.v of the Christian name." "This Is blindness solely cxplin able by remembrance f)f what fas cination is exercised hy vanity of Which the scriptures speak with j-u eh jirave words," the pope con tinued, adding that modern fem inism preached nothing beyond that woman should be sufficient lo herself and render hernelf in dependent of suggestions and sub jugation to men and open her own ways for herself. "Very well, if all that iI)1k im plies Is the resppct due all con sciences ami respect toward all divine and human laws, the rhurch has always recognized and encour aged such feminism. The example of the venerable Kriisslnetl con firms it." TtH'KKA, Kalis.. Aug. 1 G. (At Senator Charles Curtis, who carries the blood of Kniv Indian Ivihestnen in his veins, finds his exercisu and relaxation in nightly wali-s hi the starlight. The republican vice-presidential nominee, here awaiting his formal notification Saturday, finds limn tn give every visitor an audience, but yearn a-'-io found to his regret he could no longer give audience to the delights of his boyhooda horse, a rod and a gun. "To tell thu truth. I haven't the time," the senator told a recent visitor. "Wishing, hunting, riding all of those things walked away and left ine years a-w. I couldn't give them audience. They hogged and begged, but I was too busy. You can't play golf at night, so 1 walk in the starlight." The city is uhla.e with decora tions in preparation for the notifi cation Saturday afternoon. "Our Charley" si-Atis appear in every shop window, while huge crayon drnwings of the candidate dangle from wires throughout Die business district. W i r If - 'J ISM . 'A - i r ;n i eluding Turn many and Kill Bren jnan, ami ucli remnants of the Ku iKlux as have not abendy bolted to ; the Hoover camp. AVhen a clergyman . throw the, j power and prestige of his sacred , 'office to the support of such men j anil measures, people may not ' riueniion his right, but thry may. and do, and will continue to, question his judgment. Ilaltimore Sun. Rep. L. J. Dickinson of Iowa, a supporter of the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill, hac been placed on a committee with James W. Cood, western Hoover-Curtis 'manager, and Joh:J G. Oglcsby, former l!eu tenant governor of Illinois, to conduct a special republican campaign among the farmers. j UNGiE TOM'S CABIN : ATLANTA. Ca., Aug. lfi. iTPt i'M'ncIe Tom's Cabin" in the new ; film -version' of 1 far y, kit ;ric.(!her :Stowe's novel will not be shown In j Atlanta. . I I-'ollownig vigorous protests as j result of a private showing Sun 'day. the local board of review cou- ; ferreil about' the matK'i with tiiu , mayor and representatives of tho ; Cniveisal I 'inures Corporation. I Yesterday it was announced that the parlies involved had agreed to , cancel the Atlanta bookings. i Those who protested said I showing would be "unwise." the ONE KILLED, THREE SAVED, WHEN PLANE IS. Oregon Now Healthiest State in the Union for Babies ; Oust Irrigation Ofi'li-lni. OH ASS YALI.HV, Cal. (TV Re call petitions were filed against ' Theodore. Schwartz, director from the fifth division of the Nevada Ir rigation district. The board of di- : rectors ousted A. 1.. Wisker. gen- i eral manager of the district, last , Kriday. TRAIN HITS CAR U ' : V"! tt : OXFORD, I'a.. Aug. Hi. P .Major '.1, iavbi Kusv of the United Slates) npny was '' instantly killed j and Lieutenant" Colonel Kdmunrt I liutcher' badly 'injured when their motor car was struck by a Penn- sylvania railroad milk train at 1 . IJarnsley n-nnsing ami the Haiti more I'iko today. .. ; The automobile was struck j souurcMy In the center as the army . , officers, according to an eye wit- 1 ness, drove across the track. The automatic signal light, it was said ! warned of the approaching train. The car, of the sedan type, was carried along the track about L.T 't feet and then tossed mdde a com- plete wreck. Major Fiuss was ; found wedged in the car and was j dead when taken out by members ! of the train crew. His neck was j broken. ( . JJeutenant Colonel Jlutcher, who ' was driving, was found dazed a few feet from the car. Ho suffered -scalp wounds and cuts on the right : leg. The officers had left Washing , ton about 4 a. m. on a vacation trip, planning lo make their first . stop at Philadelphia. ST. PHTIMiSliCItO. Kla., Aug. The crew of three, and one passenger, who survived the forced descent of the Havana-Kev West Pan-American Airways pas senger airplane hilo the (.lull' of Alex ho off hero hint night were brought to St. Petersburg today by u coast guard cutler which re ported that the other passenger, whose name was given as Charles Ageton of Flushing, I.. 1., was kill ed in the crash. The plane- was en route from Havana to Key West at the time and was some distance off lis course. 5 ELECTROCUTED For '-; years Oregon has been' increii.viim its protection of the health of the people of the slate: ;That Oregon has the lowest Infant ( death rate in llie Cnited Slates U I evidence that this work is now ! .bearing fruit. Decreased maternity! and infant morality rates In Ore pon are due in a ureal part to the, aetlvitles of the Oregon stale hoarfl of health. The hoard has carried m a state-wide eauipaigu dnrnigi tie past live years. Thousands of molherH have be.-p advised how to i protect themselves and their babies ! against the ravages of disease. School girls have had courses of ' itisirueiion in mothei hood in the little mothers' elasses. The state hoard of health, in en-operation with the Cnited Stales children's 'bureau, Ji:v:tst t the I'niversity of ; Oregon medical sehool in Portland j to establish a course in prenatal care in which over a thousand mothers have been advised during ithe cxprviunt period. Ill tills whole group not a single death occurred, t iregon a ceo ptod the provisions of the maternity and infancy act through the Oregon stale board of beult h. The legislature provided j funds which made an equal sum available from federal sources, i During this co-operative period the maternal mortality rate for the state has declined from -. per 1 ft. (Kin live . births in to f.n In lHL'ii. The urban rate decreased from !' IJi to (ifM' and the rural rale from Tfi.f to r.4 during this period. The infant mortality, rate for the state as a whole declined from .".K.; in Pil'l to ,2 in the lowest In the Cnited States, The influence of good prenatal and confinement care is reflected In the lowered death rates of in fants in the first months of life which are largely due to prenatal and natal causes. The rale drop ped from :tii.!i In 1!:! to III.!) in CiL'il. During H'L'i; a total of M,".t;s in fants were born in Oregon. The work of the slate board of health, through its division of child hy giene which administered the 'ma ternity and infancy act. reached more than 1 H.ontr mothers and pre school children and nearly l.noo prospective mothers. Every eonn 1y in the slate Is receiving aid and advice in maternity and infancy work. ' The efficiency of health work Is measured by its infant death rate. Oregon therefor stands high for the efficiency of its health rtepart m nt. ' Sounds IJkft Trouble j ' HI, PASO, Texas. Aug. fi. &) j Dispatches to El Continental. Spanish language newspaper, said a meeting of governors and mill inry chiefs in Mexico has been J called for August :f, when presi ; dent la I candidates will be dis- cussed. Forest Service Robred j ST. MA It IKS. Ida.. Aug. I fP i fP) The Cnited States forest stu I lion near Avery. Idaho, was rohhed i of $ 1 s 1 7 in government checks last ', M.omlay night, it was disclosed to ( day hy Sheriff K. .1. Hetilon, and J tl.e checks were rushed here yp ; terday before their loss was dis covered. ! Xo One Wants Liquor Horse j P.CFFAI.O. X. V.. Aug. 11. (PI 'A team of horses and a wagon, I reized in liquor raids last fall, j still await a bidder at the govern ; ment auctions. .Meantime scores ; of automobiles, similarly seques tered, move rapidly under the ; hammer, albeit at reduced prices. I WASH1XOTOX, Aug. 1 Major Joseph Rusk of. Washing ton, who was killed and l.t. Col. Edwin Hutcher who was injured when their automobile struck a train al IJarnsley, near Oxford, Pa. today, had been stationed at Fort Ilenning, Oa., hut were about to begin studies at the army war college here for Mho coming year. Thp two infantry officers left here today on a fishing trip. .Major Rums, who wasiPhiladelphian. is survived by a widow, two daugh ters and a son. I.t. Col. Putehet was.born at Staten Island, X. V. Dayton installs new fire siren. JT It's human nature to want the S molt for your money, and il tf it'j common jen to make I jure that' yon get it. Here is no Substitute . for Comfort! Nor for FIT nor for WEAR! Better fit, Cooler comfort and Longer Wear are scientifically built into "B.V.D." from the' creation of the nainsook in our own mills and bleachery to the completion of the last lock stitched seam. The patented closed crotch and other exclusive features of "B. V. D." union suits, the highly specialized methods of cut, finish and tailoring used in the making of all "B.V. D." garments, supply a combination of fit and freedom obtainable in no other underwear. There is no "substitute" for "B. V. D." INSIST on (his Red Woven label made: for the BOD BESTRETAILTRADE The B. V. D. Company, Inc.N.V. Sale Makers "B.V.D."Uinltwear "Next to Mv$elj' B. V. D. Bust" PARIS, Aug. 11!. I.AV-.Mrs. .Mil thild Center .Mortimer has hccn granted a divorce from Stanley .Mortimer, Jr., of Xew York. The couple were married In Xew YorU on December 31, 112-1. . , The .Mortimer divorce came after an unsuccessful attempt at recon ciliation hy means of a "divorce honeymoon." Kn'rly last year the .Mortimers separated, Mm. Mortimer taking a position as saleswoman in a Parisian gown shop. .Mortimer, in America, was Informed shi) con templated divorcing him. He went lo Paris nnd persuaded his wife to go on the "divorce honeymoon." They traveled through (Ireat Jlrlt aln. attended the (Hand Xatlouat and returned to Paris. The "honeymoon" failed to unt ile their differences. LOR HIT BY LIGHTNING (IRKXOni.R. Ki-ance, Aug. Hi. tV) Five villagers were electrocuted last niht when lightning struck a transformer distributing a high tension current to three villages. Coneharhin, Delagorge and Creys Ptisygneu near (irenoble. Six houses were burned, and the whole district electrified. (ireat sparks and flames flashed In the house, when the, transformer was hit. Residents were panic stricken ail attempted to shut off the current by breaking the wires with damp tools or poles for il was raining In torrents. Four persons were killed In these attempts. The rift li vic tim look a metal pump handle to get water to fight a fire and fell dead, A number of other persons received shocks and burns varying in severity, A oimntlty of live stock was also destroyed, Politics in the Churches TILLAMOOK. Pleasant Val ley cheese factory, recently burned, will he rebuilt. ; All over the country those i clerics who have taken the politi cal tstiiinp are protesting against t he widespread criticism their course has aroused. As American citizen, they point out, they have a riqht lo participate tn politics and to urge from their pulpits the election of l he ca inlidates they prefer. This is perfecrly true, but It Imi'i a question of rlMhts. It Is a question of propriety, of expedi ; ency. As an American citizen a elerf-yma u has an unquestionable rich: to promote pri.etiuhts. or to open a night club, or to act as cashier in front of the pari mutuels at a race track, ,r,.ut few people consider such occupations befitting the dignity of the cloth, and a clergyman who engaged In any of them would be criticized. A man In poll lies, no imitlr how scrupulously careful he may' be to keep his own hands clean, has nevertheless lo associate on friendly terms with a ureal mativ doubtful characters. Frequently he has to close his eyes to certain activities of his less scrupulous supporters, and sometimes he1 had to hold his nose. Kven in acting for the linger good, he is often compelled to Indorse, implicitly if not explicitly, men and measures of extremely dubious quality. Kven U'oodrow Wilson was not above this problem. I 'tcrgymen. when 'they enter 1oliilcs, cannot , escape this neces sity. They cannot, for example, support Hoover alone. If they in dorso Hoover from the pulpit, I hey are of necessity employing the pulpit to Indorse the Kordney .MeCmnher tariff, and the war in Xiearagua. and the allies of I loover, including the Yarn ma chine and the Watson machine nnd those members of the Ohio gang who are still out of the penitenti ary. When they support Smith, they are not supporting Smith nh"e. hut also the allies of Smith, in- That AwfuMiVheezing Dr. Blofser's Remedy Stops the Choking Spasms of Asthma, May Fever When your eyes are sore and watery, yoir nose lender and inlkuned, when you sneeze and suit Hie every minute and clinking spasms almost tear your soul from your body just try a few of Dr. Bloater's famous Kemedv. ' .Dr. lilosscr s Remedy is put upin'Vigarette'' form for conve nience in iiring. It readies right down to the root of the trouble. Its soothing smoke penc trates to remote tinyairpnssages. It is made only of herbs, berries and (lowers of proved medicinal value. It contains no tobacco or rubebs. Use Dr. Blosser's Remedy every time you feel an attack coming on. "(.let a package from your drugget' today. DR. BLOSSER'S Medical Cigarettes HAVE YOU ANY HOGS to SELL? Are you watching the Portland market? We are mak inng up a' carload for Friday, the 1 7th. Let us know to day how many you have ready to go. WE NEED POULTRY TOO We have a good market for all the good fryers w.e can buy- ' V :,. , .- , , The Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange . AND The Poultry1 Producers Marketing Ass'n Owned and. Operated by Farmers Clay D. Parker, Manager FOR VISIT TO U. S. A. KOrTIIAMPTON, AilR. 10. (AY Mrs. Fiwter WVU'h. SiutthiHniHonV lndy intiyor. nml hor il:Mmhtir sjitl fur the I'liili'd Slnli'a Inilny fur! ii vIkII that will hwludu Now Viirl;, I'hllaili'lphla, W a n h I 11 t o u nnd i ntliiT rllli'H, i Ah nlu stciif uhonrd clad in 1 (lie full nffliiui ri',1 rrihra uiul tlu-j rhaln of nfflci', her Hpcrtul fluK lis tho cliii.f nfflrlnl of Sniitlmnip- j ton wim lirnkon from tho I.cvin lliiin'n fnri-miiKt. Iter offlro in cnii of isriMit iintlitulty nml hi Is not' only ehii-f miiKlstrulp of thp i-lty I'Ot nthn ailniiral of tho port nml rih hi-r own riau- whlih has n nil-; vim- oar iiN tho y m l)ol of her noxl-i lion. lrn. Weioh rarrh'il two wri'inhn. ' ono for WnMlilnutnn'n tomh aiul tho nihil- for tho tomh of tho tin linnv.n doliiivr nt Arlington I IN DOG DISPUTE I1AKKR. on... auk. 18. (Pi ' Holt Uarnard, of llnmostonil. n yMt In tho moln toiluy. nml of. floor . wero nonrohinK for John Mullin, who wii nociiHetl of firinir tho hnt from hln rifle In n row ovor Khontlnif of .Mllllln'ii doB hv llnrnnril. Tho doR hnd ilmsod Jtnrnnrd'R horson. ItQrnnrd wnn oxpoetod to ro-i rover. Until llnrnnril nnd .Miillln aro old-tfmom ut lomoitout1. n mlnlnif town on tho Snake rlvor. i havlnB lived thoro for in yonrn. Officer wild' thoy hnd hoen In volved In a feud for iho mt two yenri. ARE YOUR TRUCK TIRES IN SHAPE FOR ? Jenning 127 N. Riverside Fruit Hauliiig Season TIRE TROUBLE MEANS LOSS OF TIME AND MONEY - WHY NOT PLAY SAFE AND EQUIP NOW WITH FISK SUPER TRUCK TIRES When you haul on SUPER FISK truck tires you enjoy many months of dependable service ' It means that you soon pay. for, them in time and trouble saved. SUPER FISK ' truck tires are, in fact, an investment. No truck tire you csn buy offers you more service tban SUPER FISKS and few as much. Moderate FISK Prices Will Please You, Too. Come in NOW! s Xire Company Telephone 223 'Where Your Dollar Buys More Miles' SAM JENNINGS, Prop. Truck Tire Repairing Our repair department offers you expert repairing ' service. Let us check your tires and condition them for the fruit hauling season. , ... , .
