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Newspaper Page TextF3TJE POOH MT5DF0RD MATT) TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON.-' MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 192H. 1 MEDFORD 51 AIL TRIBUNE Dill), Sunday, Weekly ,- I'ublitlied by the MEDPOHD WWNTINU CO. f5-27-2ff N. Kir Si. Phone 76 KOHKItT W. nUlll,, IMilor S. bl'll I'TEtt SU1U1. Manager An ltnicpeiidcrit Jie whisper Entered as secoml eta matter st Med- j foni, Oregon, utiUor Act of Ma roll 8, 1870. SUIISCRNTION HATES By Mall In AJvant-e: t.-Diliy, with .Sunday, year Jj.iily, with Sunday, inuiitli,.. jbaily, without Sunday, year .. Ttailv, wittuiiit Hninbiy. month ' Weekly Iluil Trihune, one year. Kitmtnr. oni war , . By Carrier, in Ailvum-e In Metlfuni, AIi- land. Jji ksonvi . t eutral t'oiht. I'tioenix. 7,. . .$ .7 Baily, witiiont Sunday, uwiitli :.' Daily, without humlay, one year... ' Daily, with Sunday, one y.ar. ' All terniK, cash in Bdvanct'. "linMHKU OP TUB ASSOCIATE!) PltKBS Itereivinjr Full LeaKeil Wire 8fni'.e Only paper in city or comity receiving Jiew.t by tt ieitraph. The Aswiciatid Prens is exclusively en titled tu the use for publication of uil news dinpati lie s credited to it or otherwise credited ill thiH pupcr, and aUo to the local IicvvK piildiKhi'd herein. All ritrtits fur repuhlicalion of special dis pauhcH 'icicin lire also rt-fl'Tud. Swom (hiily avw.Bf riirnlatinn for dix mimthi ending April 1, man. W. Otffcial paper of I lie City of Mc.tford. Official paper f JackKiui County. AdwrliHinr J(epn'sent:itlvH M. i;. .iui;i;nsi;n & ( nii'ANY Offices in New (irk t, Cliiciico, Detroit, j.diK, .S.att'l.', Port- Kan Fraiu'isco, I.oh Anyi la ml. SlJii Ye Smudge Pot II y Arlhnr I'erry THIS I KAltoH IMY and .Man" and "The Spider" are char accurate information Is at hand, ineteristie of Hie modern drama, that tho undersigned has not j iloiif a-llilliK. so lar tins year. j "IH;.H'IIAT Ol-'KKNHIVI-; I i KAST. (Ihllhie I'oiL Oifoid Xews) And, tlicy are the sanu? out here. ' Air. Habo Kulh. whose business In life is to clout baseballs over tences, which albeit, he does in a thorough manner, now a ppcars Upon the horizon suffering from tin advanced case of the big-head the citjebsf ailment known to In rin, as the patient always lives. Mi. Until refused to pose for a picture with .Mr. Hoover, the Re publican candidate for tho presi dency. Tho tremendous swa tier, when asked lo pose, fald: "It's all a matter of polltlcH." It is Mr. Ruth's job In li(e to clout base balls, and endorse chewing tobac co and eigarottoM, not to indulge ill insults to his belters. iOlse wluro fn this paper one can proh- ably cud ilbiMit (ho sorrow of JIlKh. abotlt his Uppishncss. now i.ikk . r.Km (Uiinner Hill News) We tried to Hag a Kord whose radius rod was loose and hanging down. The wom nn in Hie cur waved hack at us us the car rliced on. We wonder If thv occupants will be tilde lo read this. "The bullet hit the speeding runt runner in (he speedometer' I lied HIu!T News.) Cruel and un usual and very rare. School staris in the morning, and father will soon he walking to his work. .MOTH KK NATVHK .Kvor since the wandering scops of ancient Hriton started piecing rhymes together, men have been prattling about Mother Nut lire", but not until this week did the Judy's picture 'get into the public prints. In the current issue of the -'lt,urday Evening Tost, a concern which inn nti fact urcH motor oils JijlrotlueoH lis "silent partner, Mother Nature," in a full page ad vertisement. Mother Nature seems just to have emerged from a movie boudoir scone, in which she doubt cjS successful! defended her honor but was left slightly ruffled. Jler what-yoti-call-it is pull v d down off of one shoulder In ap proved (ireta Clarho style, and she Booms otherwise a hit dishabille. Who has long curls, like Mary Hck ford's late lamented, and from her Picture we iudge she is about Hi yeniH old. .Mother Nature's inutor iml instinct, as oijc would suppose, is displayed lo advantage. Like Wichita, she Is clasping a lope oil derrick to her breast. She is licaleil midst l he flowers and rivers oT'fin enchanted valley, mid there's a wistful look in her eyes as If she might bo tired of fondling only an o) iiK. she ha plucked a Tew (dossonis and thrust into her hair, her lips a t'upid'rt bow, and well, ill, short, brothers, .Mother Nature W .omu mama. (Arkansas t'lty Traveller. ) . John, son of the president, will sunn losuiui. a Juli. ,m, tj1(. prnnilmin of .Mm Mill, the cinilic builder. It Is predicted Dial .lolin will sliirt nt liollom on Mombiy. and will be towards the top liy Tuesday nfteriioiiu. Next Thursday nlnht will be (l,id Fellows and Itcbikabs nlulit at Frank's Comi'ilitiiH shows. The compi.ny tendered Unit night to aid in crealitin u fund fof ihe enter tainment of Ihe nim Indue of dd Fellown In Modford next year. This offer has been nceepled.' (mil Il Is ilevlrous Ihni nil members i(.f the order ntlend Ihe shows Thurs day night nnd urge their friends 1o do mo. , The piny will hp ,,,. ( . Man,! nrrt kind that the Franks company line be.n presenting throughout the season and all attending me ns snred of nn evening ot enjoyable enterininmeiil. Tickets have been placed In the hands of Odd Fellows nnd llebelc nbs and they are going very en eouaruKlngly. Any loeiobii. ,,f ihe orders esn supply tickets. Clussltied advertising gcia results. Editorial Correspondence SAN FiiAXf'ISCO, Sept. 2. ith i ho Kxu miner and i.h roiii-!'- i1 consider tho report ill u possible Mfiisit'ti of the Northwest. -in Pacific fmni Areata tu Medfon!. nf HiifiH-li'tit hn oorta nco. In com- tnenl iihiii it '(! i tonally. The Chronicle has iUou n long 'dl- ' 7r torial, declaring (lie purchase of . OJ.Ojtho X. W. J'. by the .Southern i'a- ,-jjJ ! eriflc! would result in grout benefit 2 ttu I l" northern 'ulif'Tiila ami sonlh- 'tin Oregon. The Paper maintains .,,. ...oh ,,,. si I u,.i ,.wn... ,n" ! ! h- i.k-. '""a,,, l.r..vi.....l ' 'by ,.r.,RlnK the 1 (. and f. line at Modford would 1 house in darkness ami sending : bo inevitable, because nec essary Ho make the X. V. J'. a payii:; I f n vosimunt. This report, taken with many other reports, lenders jthis much fahiy certain: AVilliin the next few years there will he important rail ! road ilcvclopiitciit in lh' vl ! (inlfy or Alcdloid. I j Air. William Jiandolph Hearst 1 joins lhos(! Hoover siii'ian ters who I believe Al Smith'.s wet issue is alc - fitlsg (inc. merely molaHse.H to ; atch files. liearst ukw With (he New ork Hun that it would hn eco-1 lumie. fully, to change from a re- mbll( an administration to a dem- ,.,.n,, administration at lliis fitm-. "Hetter business and more profit 1 for all" may not be a Very inspir- j inir board will not be discouraged. I Ihk slogan, hut when one conies -'a titer I Heard's weather predie I down to brass lacks. It is what lions, like nearly afl predictions, nine out of ten business men arf,are "wroiig far more often, than i supremely interested in. When ; right. all is siiid and done, most peopb vote for what t hey believe will mosl benefit t heir pocke.books. If these two plays "What a QUILL Tho chici! Ironblp with CI like Iluil. kind nf ('liiciioti. Progress: Tim expansion nntl (levelopnieiil of a (own us Ih niHlerlnker removes, sf iiinhlino; blocks. Until oxprcl ta have n good yon eitn'l have a jroutl time hy Hanks tlon '1 like long-fcrni loans. Wall St reel mijrhl any time need Hie nionev lo "jumble with. The chief (lisiHlvniltllL-o of way lo ilisposo of the Suiulay A successful physician is one who can presenile over telephone in bad weather and keep his patients satisfied. "Acts of Providence" are bad liu-U; if any p;no Inek hap pens, Mint's a result of your own brilliance. Dempsey is ihroiig'h. pedal hiih out of hreal I Kal as in five Von can say this for Ihe d O. I'. It fakes a mijrlity-rifflil-0011s man to keep his repnlation in spile of !niiot associates. Americanism: Sayimr a man can'l ott rich honestly; wish ing yon could think of sonic way to oe rich. Of course the presidency kills men. Caesar bad job, plus ji jrrncral's, juid it rit him in only a littl years. "What does il indicate when Stmt hem eolleues form Hoover clubs?" Well, for one Ihiiifr, il indicates that sonic of the stu dents are from I he North. Alas for romance! If nnvbody in real life is yearniinj: for II. black mammy, it's because Ihe washine; hasn't, been done ycl. Kmpii'ps ni'c ('(iiKinercd liy men wlin dreiini in tonus of rni-pii-e. If .von thinU ill terms til' iennies, yun'll never luiiiillc millions. Kvci'v town luis one fiunilv licennso he wonld Inivo niil il wrong;, Wlien Hie wenlliei' lilirenii it doiiblless refers ( llie kind tlml . Ihe cup. Correct, this sentence: "I iwt my sprint; (mjI I'rmn n mail order botise' sji'ut lie, "nnd it's jiiM us fine jis it looked in the picture." MUTT AND JEFF YSJGFF5Kl,TH GGCAT, ivANj Gov,ct?MMc..Te.wiTru il Vou'tee Hefce 11 I il v. . tRSr TO STvjVi- eCONOMlCOlVITCH, COfJDITlOrOS IN KVWr5 COUNTRY. w .cS" - n ii illinium w--s u fe J . x .st smmtr ,im ttifA I PS MssA Wwm w;i-!w ( then j ob. Iho legitimate is at a low One of the bin. moment in Hi'.' former is a dir-robiny w-"iic by lun men. who finally net down to their li. V. D.'y amidst hys- lerieal laughter. In tlio "Spider" most of the action comes from members or! the east scattered abiiut the an-' liien.-e, i.Hi' of lliein Sllppo.-ed to be a doctor seeing the .tli'v, ' who shoots and kills one of thrown family , .... 1 1, thi-illt: strange eerie objects buzzing about " Wil'f's' to Ih, I'-' rified crcains nf tho ladieH presorit. Hoth f them .crazy freakish! effoits to Kive jaded theatrical appeiilcs a new "kirk." Onl leaves with a higher ..pinion ol , Die movies' j The f old, raw we.-aher has dp-1 ; parted ai)parently. For ( time in nearly a week, I lie first an iivfi' - oat seems superfluous today. -'athop Jiicard jmiclaims it will bo alnicst lo-L on Labor Oay, ; when the stores close and every- one plans to cavort hilariously in the country. As for Oregon, ho iediets a low pressure, area It) ' soiilhern Oreiron durinir the .facl: - ; mhi county fair. Wo trust Hut At tho Orphoum they cheered Al .Smith a. trifle more vociferously than Hoover. lint the Hoover women's club explains that. Tho men are nlwavs noisier. i:. v. n POINTS iejiiio is, the iniinher of people who linit1 hem; in ii riiihleotis Heaven il' r righteous now. 11 ' smtiliici' is Hint you hilVMif. liy papers. Hie he is now, Tnnney could back ronnds. Ih same over -in Hint, thinks I'illv isn't n tliiel' luiek il' llie mnrkel limln'l. jjoiit1 1 I speaks of the ''liiciin l'it ill 11 . ' fjills the tin v lifter voti wash I l Ivan Ashcanski of Russia Visits the United States ViHAT' THeT moisg r t,-. sgr ( . ( TUJO Wuki. ni - - V PLAYING Tnc' C I Y'X- 7 7 VoVw... J 'eCT ...4.... -- - I ' ' " ,, mi il c r,..;v . V, n,,i T. ,A In I) I v Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D. Signed Irttern pertaining to unona! hilltli aii'J li)nii-ii( ""t to disease iliagnosiii or treat nn-iit, will lit mi.sweietl hy Dr. llrj'ly if u btumjiH, hcll-udibfi.ird emclojio in fiiHowil, I.Hters hliouM he brief and written in ink. Owiiig to the 1.1 1 tee number of lettera re ciieii, only n few can Ik1 unsucn-il lure. Xo r'-ply jii he m-i'lu to queries not conform intf to iiiHtructiouH. AJ-J(e-.u Dr. William liraily, in care of tliU newspjpor. H v i i:kt .i inn Mill the way of folk who do not understand to refer t-l , i i i i . i i him,' uibereulosls, if it ix in their; ""weali lutiKs al- iimh th s of piM-noiis ill nf1 just as the sehoid doctor advised. tuberiMilosis a r e I'revenlioii if Tyiliihl. usually iiH Hiilo!iK, I have been informed there is in often I n d e v d use in foreign eountrlcs, partiett- f Ht roiiKOr t hun the W WEaSS luns of personR A M ,)MVQ n lu. ttgkw bereulosls': I n - JL rail a HtrlkInK in - gf SWV sta. re a Kroup VM&f' "f 4" youn" ,n,'n r who undfi;w(MH n 1 pnysica i examin- 1"""" - nP '' ,h'm Mtod mil by I "'"" "( i'.vsm.u.e una liis.iypnoMi vaccination sucn as pro- I I,hf'n"rn''naI ''M"Nt "xi';,nslon he teeted our expeditionary forces in ! "IM1 ' xpiino nts cnest over five, where ;,s mosl of the yonriK : "" j"' normal chest fxpan- ' : si.ns. around two inches. This phn- ; - "onienon, however, was the only, "" '"f l'"' 'ifatp who had luborcu-j I os Is am) to his surprise a nd In dication he was rejected. Helng a "Idiysical cull tire" enthusiast he jusl hattiraliy scorned the doctor's advice, f,,r all the plausible "na ture" healers who advertise in the magazines (,f the "physical cul ture", cult ossiiro prospects that regit In r or "a llojiai hb " doctors know nothing but pills. On a strenuous regimen of exercise, in - eluding even .deep breathing stunts, of coiirs.- the unfortunate youth did not last long, but h. did man - age to get a testimonial -or two published boforo ho Inst interest in the campaign th mall oi.l and short cut healers wore' waging' lo curb tho "doctors' trust." "Weak kidneys" is the vaguo tor moniployed by some people to signify a mere fancy dint (hero may be something wrong with the kid ney., by others to signify bed wet ting In children, and by Mill others to signify any disturbance of the function of the bliiddoi:. Weal; nerves, weak st omach, fo: male weakness, weal; ankles, weak I eyes, and weak heart, are all popu j lar fanies. but never weak brain j or weak mind. That's tin queer j part of folk who are willing, I nay. eager to lie told by Tom .Dick I Mi .1 1 J nerves or "weak heart'' are pretty i"ligmtut if anybody Iiintn - that their real weakness is in-Hie mfnd How often growing boys and rirls have tills purely fictitious oon- pt of "weak heart" wished an them by misguided parents and the error eon firmed or sanctified by i the eoniphint opinion or roadv no-' j iniio'-eeiieo- of the family dotor. It j j doesn't take t he youngsters whit I 'Jie spurious "weak In-art" long to .learn how to utilize the concept as ja means of evading tasks and galu- j ing favors. These youngsters with I 1 "weak heart" can play football. nascnaii, ten nis or w tin I ever ap (perils to them, bill, oh, dear, t hey I must not run or jump or anything rough like that in tho gymnasium class no. they must be excused from all effort. It is a most deplorable handicap for any child, this fake notion of "weak heart" without the slightest sign of heart disease. Such a child is prelty certain to develop into :i neural ie, an abnormal typo, when' he or she grows up. If a child's heart is diseased it may ho weak, to be sure. On thof other hand, heart disease is not ' necessarily a bar lit exorcise. If' Ihe heart is not diseased, then U ; can't be weak In any other sense.' I mean there Is no reason to as-! slime that a child's heart Is too weak for any activity the child's arms or legs may have thy will to engage in. In the absence of a pos-i iive diagnosis of heart disease. ( (JCKktions ami ,svi:i:s How to Cure- (bolter, I noticed at one time you wrote on how to cure goiter. 1 have a daughter I who received a slip at .'ohool from the doctor nnd it said moderate thyroid and to see her own doctor nnd 1 remembered you said about all tho doctors gave was Indian and If anyone sent to you you would tell about how much . . s. (l. II. Answer. o have It emifusl. T said that tho treatment of, goiter Is strictly a matter for the pati-, ,n's mvn tliyiolati. and no one ( else can i in manage It safely. I said Jio prevention of goiter in selling children Is a simple tuatter which any parent may manage, (live every school child once a week one drop of tincture of iodln in a glass-1 ful of water. Ov adopt for house-. hold uc todied salt in place of PLAY Mb iro. ypT i k'C.V " Wi T? .. YOO'RG i i,itin mo kali-: 1 ordinary salt. Or employ both of these preventive measures if you live in a region where Koiter Is , j ii ri iiieiii, .i ijiii iiiiUK'ner MUHilU ! have the benefit of mc-dieal are. ( larly where typhuid is prevalent, a remedy which, when tnkcn In- : lormiv. will jirevem typhoid, ('jin ; you islvv me the name of this In- . vnlual)le remedy? A. It. i Answ.-r.I have no know'ledu-e "f sll('n :i 'nf'(Iy- Th only re- liable preventive against typhoid Is iininiimzauon ay m e a n s or trie I typhobacterin Injections or untl- r ranee (lurinu the war. Any phy- sb iyn, ot: your municipal health d'-pa ri mem, is prepared to admin- ltfr this. .More Nf rnniioloyy. IT, as yon stale, tho skin neither absorbs nor throws iiff su iistn ncos, why do physicians give medicines that will cause sweating? Is It in hope that th'e poisons causing the disease will bo thrown off? Voti, no doubt, have heard the story of the little boy whom llenvenuto f'HIini en i '"''V ''i'1! ed with goldleaf. Tho Was ! this hocftuso his 1 skin could not "breathe;" or was It 1 perhaps because his skin could not "throw off" the carbon dioxide or ; other poison that may have boon ' i "'neraled in tho little hoy's body? A. (. I). I A nswej . i have never "stated' that the skin does not throw off substances. Sa It and water arc substances, ami so are u dozen less unimportant constituents of sweat or sebum. Tho purposes of phy sicians who give medicine that in duces sweating are immaterial. The legend of the gilded boy is merely a legend. (-'overing all or the gre:i i er port hot of the skin with an Impermca'blc material such as varnish brings collapse and perhaps death, but the physiologists say this is duo to exhaustion of Hie body heal and is prevented Indof inltely If tho subject's body is kept warm , by artificial means. (Copyright, John K. Dillo Co.) Hc Tlu'i's so i Ii lact an' .deli cacy used in haiidlin' major poil lle:il Issues ibese days thai a f Nor liui. il even inspired l' vole, much ics-'. suggest a lorclilighl I rocevsloii. lie who hesitates Is lionUcd. ' PRISON OPENS FOR FOUR Fill HERE i?our ,)Vjsniieva were (IrosslUi) ; itt lite (itrtte neuil(itltiar toiUivitrnni hlilH eounly. Two ol the men.'. lack Kin-; alius .lack O'ltrien. and (ieo. Crowden. are uenloneod for hur- clary. The other two. Hurry- Mi Huiro and C. K. Lloyd are for onus- j lug had eheeUs. Kinj; had done j time in the ('iilifornla refotnuitory. Crowden and Mefluire have done 'time In the. California penitentiary. The prisoners wore delivered by l Deputy Sheirff Joe, Cuvo of Mtl font. 1 Rippling Rhymes (By Walt Uason.) TIIK KK.VMK roiCKVKlt. "I don't believe it strictly wise to jaw my w I f e o r criti -:lse," said Absalom ,1 . Tupp; "but there are moments when I feel like balking at the wholesome meal that Hannah dishes up. sho does her cook ing passing well; the victuals have a goodly smell that might attract a (iteen; she knows Just how to broil a steak,, to fratuo a pie. to mould a cake, to stew a JJma bean. if you dropped in and s-aw the spread you'll say I have a festered head, since I put up a whine; and if you ute with nio today, I have no- doubt that you would say the grub was mighty fine. !IUU if you ate with ino a year, day after day. I greally ' fear your language would bo strange you would renounce your scurvy luck, and $woar you'd -hoitiy run amuck unless there was a obango. Tor, like a hundred thousand' wives who lake the joy from husband's lives, my wife has a routine: the same old round of siouli ai:d hash, of carrots, squash and succotash, "the same old Lima bean. My wife, she lakes an honest, pride in being ahle lo pro-vide so excellent a fare; he cooks tho grub with pious zeal, who doesn't sliKht a single meal :and that is why 1 swear. How can 1 carp or criticise, and bring the salt tears to her eyes, when she in sooth believes that she is feeding hor old man upon a gorgeous, princely plan, as round the stove she weaves?, , How can toll her I am tired of having my old stomach mired in changeless spuds and greens, thai I am tired of corned beef , hash and pickled hoots and succotash, and also Lima bonns, Alas, she would' dissolve in tears if T should thus assail her ears with hints id' my d i st r -ss ; n n d so I o my solemn round, consuming liver .by the pound, and cab bage to excess. It may be t reason thus to prn to about Tuy faithful Hannah Kate, hut it is ;i relief to toll a friend how tired 1 am of henfruit fried with -salt ham, of tur nips boiled with beef." Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One.) jilnee, will be one of the world's greatest sea and air ports, com pletes the Fisher. Coffin, Lehotit illier trio controllin--? the Montauk Aladdin's lamp. M When Saint Tatrick stood at the western extrGiutly of Ireland, he called it "The point heyond which no man is." If he could stand there now, looking telencopieally across tho ocean to this spot he would see a modern skyscraper, built because Fisher "wants an office where he can sit and look over his 11,000 acres, as he (ltd in Miami." tt looks like some wandering; giant, arrived from,', Manhattan's sky scraper family. On n hill stands a modern hotel, overcrowded, turn ing away more than it can hold. Two higser ho tels are to be built this year. From the Montauk Yacht club on Hie 15a st Hivor, in Manhattan, those that go down to the sea in yachts come here through the soimd. or around by the ocean. Numerous clubhouses, yiteltt club, fishing club, dining club, swimming pools and innumerable houses are building on the bluffs, overlooking sound and ocean, or on the pvt vnte edge of the calm inland water. It you think yon want no more real estate, keep away from here. You'll buv, if yon come. f -f Young ladies and old delight In Long Island's wild flowers, not ex celled by those on California's Mo have desert. Young gentlemen play polo here and follow the hounds, chasing foxes over hills that knew only foxes and st-a gulls n few years ago. I.. .1. Horowitz. bi-Tfiest builder in the country, here with his cave boy friend. 11. F. G goes out to hunt swordfi;-h twenty miles from shore. With thorn goes Captain Thompson, uroatest fisherman of j Florida, imported hy Cnii Fisher 'for the summer and fall. He caught. I ihe fish that weWiod 30.0111) pounds : mid uliowed It, ilid nut merely tulk ! ' UtHltlt it. I j Sec America. ChIIIoihIii, Oregon innri Washington, New Mexico nnd j Arizona, where you cun'euHllv live j HID years. If you set there hefore , you're elsiity. i See Kausim, and lilsh Colorado, iftid Nebraska, Ohio, New Jersey, Massachusetts and the beautiful' states nlont; the naif, with roman-! tlcally old and enerKetically mod-! em New Orleans. Men fell in love with Voltaire's ; FOOTS CTiRlOK. Sept. 2. "When benefactress, Ninou de L'Klldos, ( ihe school building was recoiidi when she was past 'seventy. Like j lioncd tills week, it was found that New Orleans, she had French par- n cur had itcen driven up ihe front enls. I su-ps, tearing up a scclion of the Now that automobiles have Eiveu winKS lo us all, see the whole country, not mere:y mri ui 11. J,l ,1 .nl full In see this flv - ins off point, soon to be 'nif to Paris, than Paris was to ln - don. in .apoleonjiday. Know tills countrv, thank heuv- en you live in it, buy some of it. Well chosen and taken care, II will take care of you. ..." And. above all, don't: -sell this country short, or anything in it. Cast an ohservuia; eyo over the paKOM that tell aliout Wall Street. You'll see ihal wise men bought American securities yesterday at the rale of more, than 1,0(10.000 shares an mini. , ., , II 11IIISO IIII...Klllf.ll UtTMin II l,:tl ihelr I'.rojiicted "heforo Hie holi-1 day raid." they know this morn- ! ing liow Ihe SllO-pound swordfisli , leels when Captain Thompson gels itiin on llie oilier end of a twelve- i thread line. Color Picture Stars Jack Holt ' Another Zano firey master story awakes a master pleturo. That is the only way ;to describe the f?o K't'otiH Spectacle and gripping story which Is now playing at tho Uialto. I l no water Hole,' wttli .tact; hoii in the load role nnd Ntiney Carroll supporting, sreoms headed for uni vo rsn 1 scree n bono rs. Jack Holt-Nancy CAftnou, in the Paramount PicTuftE. , tH Wat eh. hole II o a u t i f u 1 technicolor scones bring to the screen all tho nnia' ing splendor of the Arizona desert with its towering rim of mountain-. .luck Holt as the strong man of the west, kidnaps a pampered, irtising girl, spoiled by the adu lation of society, and carries hor to the desert to tame her. Tho harmless prank becomes serious, however, when llicy lose tholr horses and water and are forced to crawl miles over trackless sand wastes in search of water. The Style Show And The Actress Hunt's Craterian Perhaps the most true to life story that dan be told on the. Hereon is the story of tho woman who tries to change her station in life, only to find that she can bo happy only In her own sphere. . Time is the story of "The Act ress," Norma Shearer's production, in -which .the star plays the part of Koso Trelawney, an actress, al tho AVeelM theater in 1-onrion. The picture will be shown at limit's Crntorinn theater tomorrow only, with Adiienne Steward's style show. Through the breakdown of n carriage In which the company is goipg on a picnic. liose meets Ar thur (lower; an Knglish aristocrat, falls In love with him and eventu ally goes to live at his home. The little actress finds that the home of the aristocrat is too' cold and gloomy to hrlng her happiness and that she can only bo happy In the realm of the stage. Ualph Forbes does excellent work as the lending man. .WitrW.Wrr .raft HIT BY TETTERS' ! porch flooring. Oil was dribbled j up the step, and ti turn-up canny ' box was fount! Iftterinfi the school VIn-il l'. . Il litul been, known for some lul.,y ...uered ut niuht , so tho board jhiis ,m(, now doorH am 1(h,Kh i Jf (he y(mn(, peopl1 mum have a secluded parking place, no I doubt the school yard Is a satis- factory place. , Air. Hud .Mrs. Clay flilos received n visit from Mr, and Airs. Fred l-JIllott of Meilford this week. -Mr. anil Mrs. Karl Smith enter--tiiined Uiile Norton tind fitmllv at Ulnner last Satui'day iiihl. Atr. Vaniiolitcn, who built our good road up here, is very sick with malaiia. h-'u far, the road Is hold- I in "l pcrfccil.v under the lnuainu Iruclts, Zimmerman brothers received ii visit from their sister, Mrs. Heider inan and family of lCngtowood, Cal. .Mi Hard Hull is camping on thW creek a few daya. (Jeorge Koster hajj killed two big rattlesnakes this month In his barn. One had 11. rattles and tho other six. Mrs. JJessie Anderson and son Kd wore callers at the (Jeorge Wal ter home on Humbug, last Sunday. Miss Amy Koster spent Friday with Mrs. .1. Tt. Short. Miss Belly Holing spent last Fvl-'1 day night visiting , Miss Harriet short. i (irandma Norton loft for her homo in Decatur, Ark., on Satur day morning. Sho has been visitl ing her grandchildren, Francis und Wayne Norton .since July 1. A fine time was enjoyed on Fri day afternoon when Ned and Har old I'nt nam .entertained their boy friends at a watermelon party. There were plenty of Watermelons for everyone. After tho foast a watermelon fight was in order and no one, missed having his face washed. Those who -enjoyed the afternoon were Junior Miller, -llnlph Hiles, John and Carle Hhor:, Wallace J ailing, Cmampie Garri son, David Itirflaeye, Lewis Par-' ker, Ned and Hnruld Putnam. f Helen Xorris'. latest play, "That' Awful Difference," is scheduled for production over KGO on Thiirsdav night, September ti, at 7:30 o'clock. In this play Miss Xorris shows in her inimitable way that the modern youth is really old fash ioned in many ways. Miss Xorris, having. seen things from different eyes than most peo ple, writes from a quaint angle, with a style that is particularly charming for radio. KGO has gathered some of its best players for "That Awful Dif ference," the leading parts in which have been assigned to liernice Her win and Bert Horton, with Milton Samuel. Margaret Harper, Brooks Merlin playing the lesser roles. Radio Program KMED Mnil Triliiine-VliKln Stntlnn ! 5 J J 4 5 5 4 "I 4 S Monday, Sept. 3 . ' I S to' 9 Porter Lumber Co., nnd Sixth St. Service Stu- 4 tion. ; - ' 4 !) to ao Mono-motor Oil Co. Tuesday, Sept 4 r30 to 10 Relitible Cash (itocery and Con Oovores ! Meal - Market. 10 lo 10::i0 a. O. Klectric. 10:30 to II Swems Gift Shop 11 to 11:SII 11. M. Dept. Sloro 11:30 to 12 Colonial Dnkery. 12 to 12:30 Independent ' Electric Co. 12:30 to t:30 Monarch Seed and Feed Co. 0:15 News and Markets. i- S to 0 a. m. SnlderH Hairy. fi to 10 California Oregon ' Power Co. By BUD FISHER