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Newspaper Page Textt : Hedford mail tribune Daily, Sundty, Weekly PublUhed by Utt MPrOKD HUKT1NO 00, IMMI M, FixWt. Phont 71 BOHEKT W, HUHL, Editor 8. 8UMPTEB SMITH. UanigW Ad Independent Newtpaptr ntrd m iecond clam matttr t .Med lord, Oregon, under Act of Mart-h 8, 1878. SUBSOHIPTION BATES By HtU In Advance: Piity, with Sunday, year Dally, with Sundiy, month Daily, without Sunday, year.... Dally, without Sunday, month... Weekly Mail Tribune, one year.. units, in vrxr .$7.60 . .7 . 8.60 . .06 S.00 2.00 rinrrUr. in Advance In Medford. Aah- land, JackaonriUe, Central Point, 1'hocnii, Talent, Gold Hill and on Highway: Dally, with Sunday, month I Daily, without Sunday, moulh of Daily, without Sunday, one year... 7.00 Daily, with Sunday, one year 8.00 All terma, caah in advance. MEMBER OF TDK ASSOCIATED PRESS Recelrlng Full Ieaed Wire Sefrlce Only paper in city or county receiving ewa by telegraph. The Aaaociated Preaa la wclualtely en titled to the una for republication of all Dew dispitohra credited to It or olherwiae credited in this paper, and also to the local nawa puhlUhed hrrrln. All rlghw for republication of apeclai alt patch e herein arc abo rvBcrved. Sworn daily areraga circulation for U month ending April I, ltfttB. 4632. Official papr of the City of Medford. Official pmf of Jackson County. AdTtrtialng Itcirenent4itlve H. O. MOUKNSKN & COMPANY Office In New York, Chlnigy, Detroit, flan Franciaco, Lo Augcle. Seattle, Port- Ye Smudge Pot Bf Arthur Verrj Rullrouil development 111 till" Hliite will .runult In u "titanic sti-un-Klu." or shnll the suite rcmiiln ns l lie 1ml In iib iff l It. A youiiK nutn wus hiuiKed in Htm Qucnlin prison yesterday inorniliK null there were several other un - l luwnrd Incidents. Six San Fran cisco pullccmcii, who cuine to Kloat, fainted In u firm unci em phatic manner. Olliur limbs of tho law who cuine for the slime Impish purpose, controlled their emotions with Blrllsli giggles until Ihey were roiirlmancled by the warden. The horror kdciiih to have liecn a personal affair. In whleh the slate did the dirty worlc at the fealivo oeeimlun. Tho keener of the rendezvous with deatil, did not march to tho laui?liler with tile UHUtcl "firm Htop," for the Assoel ated l'rcss, with ehiiructcristic caution, reported: Dowell, preceded Icy o priest mounted tho Hlcpa to the gal lows. He appeared badly frightened. In tho light of eventH, hit) fears Ho not tieem groundless. TMi; WHAT 1H IT? ((iraiitH Vuhh Courier AVu will fonluro u- putrlotlo . Hurvlco fur Huniluy nlht. Uoch Governor Kniith'H Hiuml on moralH disqualify him fur the pruHlilnnoy? On buo.c? J)oim his rullKlun? AVo will road cluuuiuiinLH which Hhow hiH utter lnetimpeteiH'y both from moral and rullKluuti jriounda. ThlH la nut a polltlcul Hpeuch. Tho Jljly AVar that the Hun. llert Aiulei'Hun in cimduutlnK by lonc-dlHtnnco u(,'n Inst Tammany contlnucH to niBt! with unabated fury, and there ha been no oru adu In tlw-Ho parts to comparo with It Nlnoe I'orter J. Neff In 19 Hi iVii..ic up hia mlml thuL he would nut bo "thiuifb'd by Wall St root," und a maidenly tihteoUH citizen a few yeai-H later, with one eye on the pollee chieflainrthip Kh'ded hl.s IuIhh, and hlteheil up li KalUiMes, and wont fort It to eouibat the nmi exinlenl .laekKim county under world, anil ih the butlle not hot, wrote hluiHulf hloud curdling tlm'utenl lelterH. Tho effort of Bort to reach n":oR8 the Uocky mounlaliiH, the MlHrilKHlppt, and the AlleglienleM, to 1vImI the tall of the Taininany tiK'T, Ih praiHc worthy, and If all Koo well the liner will be. splat tered with Ink from IterL'a pen, until the tiger lookH 1IUi one of 1ltoM! polka-dot doKH of whleh 1hcre Ih none prcHpnt In thlH eom ni unity ut thin wrltliiK JlesideH, the KeoKiaphleal olistiielt'H would em well-nlKht iiiHurniMunlahle lo 1hi! Iiiyiuiiu. Mr. Anderson Ih fur ther handleuppcd by tho elreum Htaucu that Tamiuuny an yet docK not know that Air, Andcrmm la at war with them, and by a cruel prank of an urnery fate, prubably never will. NotwilltHtaiullim. one muni iidmlre the AiuerleantMin of llcrt, for pU'.lnnc the aeat of 1Ih political pants aguliiHt tlio nharp clawa of tht. lineal Orandpaw of ,u very cat In the valley,. The frucaa into which our fellow tuwuHinan Iihm tdutiKctl hlmwelf, wearintt bin Kunday ptitteeH, de Korvoa the aupport of all. It there Ih anybody who Ih not already on a eominllteo, they should bo named on u committee to keep him In training until tho hido of Tiiminaiiy Ih nailed on the nuniiy eldo of tho CofC. Tho chief Mccond for Mr. Ander moii lu the cptu bout, will bo Mr. t'luude IntfallH of the , t'orvalllH tTlaisetto-TlmeH. who for Ion days hiia been mu king Tanunati)1 wlnuc with a biirulnK editorial dally. The ferocity of Mr. Andernon can roHUlf. In grout wood. If rnrrled out. I'cople will be too IntereHlvd in tho outcome, to bate an -J mako faccH ut their noishborK over re i lb' Ion, uu now threatened. All! THAT'S UIFI KItKNT (Ohio Mule .loumaH The president of tho Women's Luw KnToreoment league of the l-'runkllu Avenue Protective. assocU atlon, who has Just returned from it broad, entertultied the ladies of the organization most delightfully at her homo yesterday, .showing them many handsome 'and costly Articles of wearing apparel which nho had cleverly contrived to bring Into the country without paying duty. . Jcod 'tea wum ttorvAri, and nullltlcationistM were denounced. 1 BURNH. Work begins on new $8,000 federal school for Piute In SENATOR CURTIS ACCHPS THE BUBBi'stion by Sciialor Curtis thut ,Wie solution of tlie farm relief prolilcm I Jolt to a uoii-pWrtistiii uojumittcjc, assisted by iiim-liaitisiiii experts, is an iWcelli'bit out!. For tliero is no imrty issue on this i,)i'o1iVm, Motli Smith, and Hoover' Imvo come out publicly against tbe MuXary-Ilauwen bill, both have pletliied themselves to farn'J itl'd, the details of which arc: ceonoinie, Hot political, and the sooner pai-l isansW-p is eliminated the sooner it satisfactory solution, can be reacUod. As a matter of fact, tin; solution of the 1'i-ul libition problem could best be left to a similar non-partisan coni'iuittee. For as lonn as this question, like: the Jimn-reliet' t;ue.'ltion, is miulc a football of politics, there is little chance of ccV.ust motive pro iress, or anything approachiiij; it jteriiianent solu tion. The acceptance speech of Senator Curtis, however, merely emphasizes the fact that on this issue there is .relatively speak in!,', a clear-cut party division, and, ns long as Al'. Smith is the leader of the Democratic party, it promises to be tjie only, issue, in which there will be as sharp division of opinioi i. . lioth Smith and Hoover agree that Prohibition ieuforeenieiiit in this country is not satisfactory. Hut they disagree radically j when it comes to a remedy for the .situation. Smith favors a modification of the Volstead itiov, which, if1 we understand him correctly, would allow those states whieh wish to legalize the sale of intoxicating liquors to do so. Mr. Hoover condemns this procedure jis nullil.'ication oC 'the fundamental law, but expressly states he has no quarrel 'witlr those who wish to 'bring about a change in the fundamental law, through legal and constitutional channels. So there the issue is drawn. Perhaps the time will come when this perplexing problem can bo withdrawn i'ro.'A pu rtisan ship, but that time is now far distant. The only immediate hope is that the result of this election will so clear the atmosphere, and so crystallize public opinion, that, both major parties may agree upon a common starling point, from which the problem must, be attacked. QUILL POINTS Example of ciiinpiiiKn money litlking: "SSIi." AViirfare: Treueltintf. Matrimony: Jtctroiichiny. There is a growin;; belief that the next cabinet, ulso, will consist of ifc'llou. Still, when the lifpublieaii lot, of its members kept slaves. . laek: An instrument used used to lift the mortgage. H li wnips 11 li'ii-tlollcir bill in tliu out! with the btiflc horn. 'J'iiiuk of wii'licjil Kiiiigstei's. colluclint; tribute; to let people alone 1 AVIiy, nobody litis it right to do thut t'Xeept policemen. Sit' AVilliiini Afbullinot Lane mortality.' Not it' you strain it There's a difference. A Ucinoeratis canipaib'ii contribution is a bet instead of a vctfiiuiiig fee. Sports are for youth, freckles on a bald .spot. Keiubrandt enjoyed painting wrinkles. Tuo bad he lived be fore men adopted summer suits like these. livery town has at least one old aristocrat who owes every body and is instilled by a "dun." A novelist says there's somethiiia doj;. Yeah; it's called a stomach. If you wonder why liurcipe dislikes Uncle Sum, observe that almost everybody holies somebody will lick the Yankees. .If you cuss the power trust, people think you have found a Considering our usual luck, talking movies doubtless reveal that our favorite villain has a high tenor. Lightning killed five men in the south last week; and their neighbors know why, if they ever intimated they might vote for Hoover this lime. Correct this sentence: "My newspaper is worthless," saitl the youth with the varnished hair; "part of the editorial page is torn out." MUTT AND JEFF SLlTOORD UTlU party said it opposed slavery, a lo lift the end. 'Ahio a jiieditt around u roll o ones, liis culm sn.vs I'rohibilioii onuses thriuiLflt charcoal. There's nothing lie-mannish about in malt that yearns for a you're a liolshevik ; il' you dciit'l, way to fix the muter. It Looked Like a Flirtation to Hortenese TRmJgKE, JvrEDFORDV.QKOOy, SATURDAY. Personal Health Service I 7 WILLIAM BBAST, M. D. XT. .i, ta E ib'K:.? cel.V. r o" ly fw oir lJ".n.Sl c"i.i" hti ti Ctructta,. . . .... ,..,..,,n i-oiso.v ivv inutniKs When i no.Htr uin maker wishes that no. mention be made of htu noatrutr., ho Invllea you to lunch if he -wnnta IiIk iiroduet ho takes you to din ner. The other nlsht I cli'tamed I v a spending the week end tut al the mini Ul,,p1"1. i,6ine H It I) Business. Were .all, Tin-it. Kn&x of butters, Hi real Uljrury everylhlllK. A 1 wo li-A-iled wjiK 11 corpus dulieti, cruilp locaUU'U-irtiVL- and an crudito ' iimr in,,,. - i.., i,... dir.. in, ,. .".7. h i.. .. ,, ., " v,. uiu- " t?r whs served tney orrered me some poison Ivy salad, all Karnlsh- ed with the little waxy berries. 'Oo try It. doctor," urj,-cd the hnrd- selvcs." Indent , ... ,.ti,. ..i. . . 1 " , " , 11 I""" IflluUO II I'll Ol fertilizer." "Naturally." murmur less vlv, : Z Z, ... , , ... . . ,. . . ."" ' -i""- , , . . ' V., ' ' v "'"Hiii oi uic -... num jU.'rillll, i inoilKllt. J had noticed no plneo around here whoro yini inlulit bury your dead." "Ves, wo have no red berries, I cuius tox berries arc never are they?" red, i ''Vc'eli. 1 should hardly say nev er. There Is u rare form of poison s'.ctnac or ivy found lu tleoritlci und North Carolina, Ihut has scarlet red berries covered with fine! silky hairs, but the leaves are a foot loin,-, and the plant Itself Is a low shrub. You are correct in Buying that as a Kenerat rule vinos or shrubs havlnii red berries are not poisonous. Ordinarily Ivy berries are Kieen at first and later become waxy whi'.e." Heri .unconsciously. I ate some of ll'.o' Kulad. and I boitan to puff up iliimccliately. so that my whole l'.ody harmonised with my head, wllii-li lnul Hivolloit loner ccko. is ni-vpr n factor in a dream, so in no (lino 1 wns liotincliii,' about Hie I'L-lliiiK, v.Iiimo I found it un romfortalily warm, altliutiKli it wutc an curly Aucust nic-ht. M'liilo warm on tho Miihlt li uu listou to u report from thi: fir ing line: .Mrs. A. C. C. writes: "When I was a nirl I lived . in the tierkshlres and nolKon Ivy lirew In our tincture lands and hay fields. Kvery sprlnu father made each of us break oft a leaf while the dew was un it In the murnliiK, open cnir Tuuuths widely so as not til touch the llil), and chew the ii'iit up and swallow tlio Juice, then spit out the leaf. Wo were never poisoned, and wo often waded through the Ivy barefoot." -Mrs. c. I,. H. writes: . "I eame upon the enclosed Item in whleh a Mrs. W. u. It. ' tells of eatini; buds or leaves I of poison ivy every spring;, to Bill n Immunity nmilnst the polsonlni,-. 1 think the lady must be uatuKally Insuscep tible to Ivy poisonliiK. I am very easily poisoned, even if 1 Kc near the plant In the winter when it is dormant. .nst year I wrote for your ad vice, anil followiiiK your siif; ucstlon I ale small portions of ivy leaf or rather a tiny laid early this sprhiK. In '.'l hours my lips beeame swollen and the Inside of my mouth brok emit with the eruptions, and I believe the eruption or irritation extended IhroiiKh out Hie digestive tract. I suf fered for a week before I found relief. Xo more poison Ivy for me: My aclvlee to per sons stiserptihh. to Ivy polsou liur Is to stay as fur as pos sible away from It." This is the first adverse report we have received from anyone who has tried eatlliK ail Ivy leaf ,or berry by way of tiouulrlui; Immun ity. We hnve had numerous re ports from people who deelare they have found this praetlee harm less and effective. I'erhans .the trouble was simply uu overdose, lu .Mrs. l I,. II. 's ease. We should like to receive other reports from renders who have had personal ex perlenee. Meanwhile, I eanilot ree oinniend the method. I ean rec ommend only the annual euurse of a very dilute homecipathle tlneture wit hh'.m, menll oned, UnipH, lr..r,,,ll envelop, l,tclod. "5 "'.l" '"u"10 '" 'mmx' '"' N7cr ? 1 n..J. to qoetle, not Mnlom- urmiy, in ca oi 1 01 newspaper. i of Ivy leaf, directions tor which I am triad to MMU1 to readers' who wlnU to obtain immunity Inclose with your request a stamped en velope licui'lni; your address. I MESTIONS AND A.KWl:it.S Clcncleiilnif Cllnir. I have boimht "The Human J Dody," which I agree with you is On imKe 113 tho author anem ,lut co(lg Bre jroUB,t OM i,y ,.,. l,iir nf the limlv ,.,,.1 ,..,,!.,.. ... feet. Doctor, I have tried every- tllinir to CHteh one thut ,.,. I,,,, I i.,,.,,..,,.,,,.. ,.. ,., , . , alv,,ln. I shall nlu-nv. 1,11..,. ,..... ,-.., , ,Ulu If I ,,. ,.o. ,, position can iol,u l""" -" loanlllB this hook I ( fiiend who believes that ex i iiosure to draft or cold air Is hurni . ful? 1,. W. i Answer Kven If the author does m IIiib lo the iiuulnt notion, the book i " ut th'flni-st health, ' "Hows in print honi cdav we miiv ftniek down Dr. Luitnn Clenilenlnit anci un lo tile mat with him nbout w,!t f"ot ""'1 "''aft business. Lend your friend the hook and say ""out the awful mistake- : Ijellevini; as your friend docs, he I probably will not nollce it ut nil. I A Woo llajr of jus. i Have been told an uleeraled ; Iniilh will cause a tumor or abscess ii iniij' uuse a Person to become weak- minded. My unm rim other never j went to a dentist In her whole i life, .she hud ulcerated tooth, too. but died at the line of OS in pos-1 session of the full faclllt -i of her, mind. . . . it. J), U. 1,. ! Answer. Well, maybe It she had ! Bonn to the dentist with the trouble i she might hnve lasted another 10 ' years. Klxty-lhreo is really pretty' yoim for a urnndinolhcr to die. An "ulcerated tooth" Is a collection of ! pus In or about the root of the I tooth, an alveolar nbscess. If the pus Is promptly drained or ijivcn vent, the duiiKor iH removed. If i i " , V. , ' ,f! " . '"T I "swelling to go down" or for lhe abscess lo break forth upcyt the Bum or even through the skin of the eheek, why, that's his pleasure. Hut I'd prefer to round up the den tist Ill-lulu and early and take my other or xomethlne and bid him ex tract the tooth or drill throuiih to the pus, and have it over with. Men Told was right for onee an tllei'i-ated tooth may c-nuse brain abscess, and that might leave the vlellin weak-minded. You see. the lllflnmniation and pus is pent up in a restricted space between the nulls of Jawbone and the roots of the tooth. ,o wonder she ai-hes, what? Hut I should say anyone who endures such ache und dan KC'l. when good dentists abound lu the community. Is rather weak minded to begin with. The un educated old tooth carpenters who used to postpone treatment till the "swelling went clown" or the In- ntiimiintfnn subsided," lest the pa-. llent get -blond poisoning" are now happily all dead or retired. Mod ern dentists make short work of "ulc-ernted tooth." (Copyright, John F. Dllel Co ) 1- Communications IJrii- KcIU'm' lo .Judgr Kelly. To tw Editor: It was a ral trout to huar from; Colonel Kelly aaln. His style is i never cramped. His careless and1 cavalier way of treat hit; facts ap proaches real art. Fiction, exuK deration and extra vapanco of ex pression Hfl.H ns for a moment above stern truths tond mwnoton-! ous realities of life. And his liter- ary style has an undertone of I hard bitterness about il that makest dellKhtfut readhif;. and leaves one! more determined than ever to de- j fend and uphoM that which the : colonel denounces. However. I did not starf to sav1 this at all I hist wanted tn nslfi on a certain oracular passage hi his communication. The paragraph hi fact Is hardly more than a dark hint. To a lot of people its mean ing Is obscure and elusive. A man of the colonel's courage und frank ness should not play this sort of a trick on us. The meat of the colonel's mys terious insinuation reads tn part about like this: "We. have a recent demon- ' AUfltrST 18. 1928. " fpSElllLSH BONE DRY, IS, ROSS SAYS Rhymes (By Walt Mason.) AlitAlO OI BANKS There Ih u hoHt of harmless cranks who say they have no use for banks. They have wad Htorlea, learned by heart, of dl versbanka that fell apart, whose cashiers gathered up the dough and fled away lo .Mexico, or Canada, or some far clime where many crooks put In their time. You can't convince the harmless cranks that there are safe and solvent banks, that cashiers, taken as u class, are honest men who cut much grass, that clerks and tellers have been known to take no money not their own. You do not get a word of thanks for talking to the harm less crunks; they hide their money 'neath tho stair, or in the cushion of a chair, behind a brick, beneath the floor, or .tust above the kitchen door. They are too wise to "trust their Heads to any of these banking lads, who only wait' a chance to blow to Canada or Mexico. Tho story travels up the road, from this abode to that abode. "Old Jagsmith hides his hard-earned dust, afraid the bunks will go' bust; he must have quite a lot at 1 hut, he must be quite a plu tocrat." The grocer tells the auctioneer, who tells his ncgh bors there and h'erc, und they repent the pleasant talc of Jag smith and his burled kale. And so the story goes in time, to men who make a trade of crime. And then some night poor Jagsmith wakes from pleasant dreams of pea-green snakes, to greet some strangers wearing masks, who arc engaged In grisly tasks. They 'show a chunk of red hot steel thut they will place against his heel unless he tells them. in a flash, Jusr where he's hid den all his cash. It is a story that's been told since someone first Invented gold .and still tho ?heorfuI, harmless cranks wont put their money in the banks. striilion of the effect of col- leetlvo Influence on the en forcement of the Volstead net. Did either of the papers dare to breathe a word of censure against It? . . . They did not." Xow, colonel, If you will give names, places, dates and specific acts, It is barely possible that you would lie rewarded ..by someone breuthlng something about it, whatever it Is. , JJKriT ANDERSON. f "Us world is laimnis fur not U1,M" 'vwy nwllly l wiucatwl ,lt,mM' "ttci- what they excel 'I'- M i4'm" T' reilivment at J wlUl ' munoy. proh'lv ,'mr.k;s tI' tlVHt '"''iit of Its kind V Jwnw jmvc umKlit I nil your NeiehtlHts in one nlrsliln. tCopyrlght. John F. Dllle Co.) Itccon! Flight Mitch WASHINGTON'. Aug. -18. (re covering the 240 miles between Rolling flelil here and .Mitehel Held. New York hi one hour and ten minutes, Lieutenants Ford J. l.auer and Gordon P. Savillc. army air corps pilots, have- broken the unofficial record for transit be tween the two points. eiwfM jlf ' mi BUT DECIDES TO ALBANY. The banner X. Y., Aug. JS. (JPi of the veteran semi- tm hil investigator, Tom Walsh of , tlon cannot properly he called an .Montana, flown for a time on a issue in the presidential campaign separate standard In this Hummer's : was made today by .Mrs. Xelllo battle for tho democratic presiden- : Taylor Koss, ice chairman of the tlnl nomination, was hoisted high- ! democratic national committee in er than ever today in the camp of i addressing the University of Vlr Governor Smith. ginia's institute of public affairs. Vwilsh came to town yesterday She said republican and democra to get better acquainted with thetic candidates have pledged them man he opposed for a time in thewelvi:s to enforcement of the dry pre-conventiou struggle and to I law and then took to task certain talk over tho political situation in dry organizations that announced general, lie had not been in con- j support of the republican ticket ference an hour n the executive j "It would seem thy t. judgrU munslon before he prepared a j merely upon the strength of the two fisted attack agulnst the re-, two planks from the standpoint of publican standard hearer, assailed j Prohibitionists." she said, "tho one of his former democratic sena- democratic one would be distinctly torlal colleagues for bolting his; worthy of praise und support, and party, and praised Governor ' yet, at once after the Kansas City Smith as a man who would intro- convention and before the tlemo duce a "human element" at Wash- icratic party had made any doclar Ington. atlon, leaders over the country of Like Governor Smith, the Mon- t the Anti-Saloon .'league and the tana senator is, a Catholic but an ; Women's Christian Temperance ardent dry. In his fight for the Union announced their entire sat- nomlnatlon he had the support of illiam G. McAdoo, Governor Smith's famous rival at the Madi son Square Gurden convention four years ago, but after his fail ure, in the California primaries he withdrew in favor of tho New Y.ork governor. In his statement, Walsh said that the election of Governor Smith "would introduce , into our national councils something of the human element sadly lack 1 n g under the regime of Coolldge and Mellon." FRANCHISE WINS .SUPEKHUit. Wiih.. Auk. is. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. IS. (JP) ! ilP) Faced with the prospect of a, The city council unanimously j closed season on his Jlrulu river passed a proposed telephone fran-i lrout f tar Aug. 31 President ehiso ordinance thruuKh first and ' Coolldge has asked for a Minuc sucond reudinRH today, closine ai010 fishing license to assure con- stormy hearing. The action was taken on motion of Commissioner Mrnn, who, with City Attorney Grant, wrote the now franchise. No further action may he taken by the. city until September ly. Tho new franchise provides rate reductions. Dan Ketlaher, representing the housewives' council, before the council took action announced that if the telephone company suc ceeded hi "preventing, adoption of the franchise 1 his organlmtion would present a new ordinance and carry it to. the supreme court, t .. ( i . ' , 1 . i . WRECKED, 1 KILLED I-A CIIOKSK. Wis-., Aug. lJi.- (P The engineer was killed and j more than 100 passengers were slightly shaken today when the limited Hurllngton train "The lilaclthawk." from .Minneapolis to t nicago. ploughed through an open switch and ran nearly 400 feet on -a sidetrack. The entrine and two mall cars went through tho walls of a machine shop and roundhouse al the Grand crossing! here. The dead man is KngJneer C. W. Sotiles, 52, La Crosse. BIG FOREST FIRE NEAR KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Aug. n.(fl) After ,n long and strenu ous fight losing three elnys, a huge forest fire which covered an area of approximately 12 square miles, appeared to be under control to day. The blaze originated at the bane of Hog Lack mountain, four nines earn or Kianuitn r ulls, swept up the east aide of the slope and uown uie oiner siue. The Larkey Logging company and the Kleford Iced Lumber com pany sustained serious losses when fire damaged standing Umber and cut logs. m-t.. rvw IS E i IM1ARLOTTKSVILLK. Va.. Aug. 1 iAi Declaration (hat prohiht- Isfactlon 'with the republicun plat form. This justified. I think, tho conclusion that they were first of all republicans and prohibitionists afterward." Hefcrrlng to her service as Gov ernor of Wyoming, -Mrs. Unas said she had done everything possible to enforce, the prohibitum lliw and "r Unhesitatingly ussert that no enforcement agency or combina tion of agencies can enforce tins j law beyond the point where tho people will have It enforced." E CAN'T GET TOO ICH tlnuation of his favorite siiort. After two and a half months of daily fishing, virtually from his front doorstep, the chief executive after September 1. will ( have to fish either on the private . lakes of the Henry Oluy J'lerce . estute whore the trout are so numerous as to provide little sport, or must turn to ' bass, pike, pickerel t und other fish In more distant lakes. SHIP RAIDED BY DRYS SAN FItAXClSCO, Aug. IS; iP) -Relieved of command of the navy transport Chaumont as a re sult of a raid on the vessel by customs officials here last March, when a tiuantUy of .liquor and al leged dutiable goods were reported seized, Captain Daniel T. fihent to day faced court martial on a charge of neglect of duty. Cthent was ordered to report to Kear. Admiral Thomas Washing ton, commandant 'of the 12th na val district. Captain George II. Jandenberger, commander of tlv.f naval receiving nhii . here, said ne -had been ordered to file the j charges. Officials believed the court martial would be held with- in the next few days. . i - '.' TRAIL BUNCO TRIO SPOKANK, Wunli.,' Aug. 18. (T) Accompanied by u city iletcctivo ilnd n deputy sheriff, .lohn E. Pray of Pcncllotuu, Ore. left here yes terday for .Missoula. Mont., to at tempt Identification of two' men under arrest there as the pair who. I wl11' it girl, defrauded Pray of ' 3o "'"p this week in an alleged i utineo game. "my "as given an opportunity 10 invest in smuggled dyestuffs. After he had deposited his money and was left lu charge of the sup posed smuggled goods, he becamt suspicious mid discovered they were products of wheat flour. By BUD FISHER FluTTPRINS