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Ye Smudge Pot
- By Arthur Verry
The sacred fish of Uoguc river,
'. went .Into u Ho ywderday with the
starving Armenians for first plaeo
in the raco for extermination. Kor
years tho Armenians have boon
starving, and netting fat, and the
f IhIi have been vanishing while be
coming moro plentiful. It sure
Iuih been a hard struggle "1 save
the fishing industry."
T.hu snappy evenings are very
timely, giving tlie (Jnlshevlkis a
chance to wear their fall coats,
which they would have worn any
way, no matter what tho weather.
Tho youngest set have started
to toto tiled1 dollioH downtown, and
they must understand that under
no circumstances can they play
house, in the , middle of the Wain
Stem, or they will get run over by
a bad boy on a bicycle, or a rudo
girl on roller skates, or an occa
sional automublle.
Mr. AValler M. Tierce, tho beHt
off-hand buwler in politics, who
unco transformed . many Oregon
pulpitt lnt stumps, has been
nominated for congress, beyond
the Cascades.
Hoblas Deuel, the up and com
ing woodman, was apprehended
making a fact) at an ico wagon
yesterday.
The Uort). football team will
soon start Its annual endeavor to
make a poorer showing than tho
Portland baseball team.
The female hoof Is again being
crammed into shoes that are a
trifle too small for a thumb stall.
"Elmer Haight, who fell off a
hay wagon and broke his leg. Is
able to be around with his arm in
a sling" (Port Orford News.) He
smashed his toe, and had a tooth
extracted.
.Science, whose ciilcuess in doing
the unexpected Is somet I m e s
astounding,, now produces two
crops of lilacs a year, by use of
gus. Helence thinks that by the
same process they can knock out a
second hatch of potatoes per an
num. Thu system will not. work
with pears, as It gives the pear
growers no chance to loaf all
winter in California, Kurope, and
other sunny spots.
HOYS OUTSTRIP lilHLH. Mid
line Vreka Journal.) And, It was
n handicap match.
C'OMJCOI.WS
Again there is here tho high time
of the year
When on in punch soem to be clut
tered Villi verdiint young fry In whose
bosoms the high
Impulse of ambition has flut
tered. They bring to the slope of Parnas
sus a hope t
Kor ultimate sophistication,
For knowledge not found tu tlie
usual round
Of courses of matriculation.
Tho youngster next door drops his
summer-time, chore
Of front porch campaigning, and
rambles
With racket and ukc and uncov
ered peruke
Kor scenes of more serious
gambols,
Vllhin the staid walls of the var
sity halls
: He'll dream of his new ulma
mater;
And outside tho gates show pen
chant for dates
With somebody's b e u u t I f u 1
daughter. ,
The men who were groat In the
councils of state
When this, our republic, wus
founded
Jlatl no chance for fume mi eh, ns
this lad may claim
When depths of his prowess are
sounded.
And thouKh he prove slack upon
gridiron nnd track.
Yet glory need ho no enigma
A freshman today, hut tomorrow
he may
lie pledged to old ICtu PI Hlnnm.
( Kansas City Star.)
TITLARK, Cal Sept. 8. (yp
, AVelghlng only one pound nnd H
ounces at her birth. Aimunt 21,
Alice Hamilton, InTnnt datmhter of
Mr. and Mrs. H, IL Hamilton of
nunsmulr, died here yenterdnv.
The Infant, the third child of tlie
; Hnmiltons, was bo timall at Us
. "birth that tho mother's wedding
ring easily ullpped on I he hnhy'n
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Editorial Correspondence
BAN KKAXtMHl'O, Kpol. 7. "I
have nu-t men who have unveil Un
lives of men. women ami children
but never before a nuin who liter-
ally saved the life of a nation.
ThlM tribute to Herbert Hoover
from King Albert of Helium, ami
tribute was never more richly
deserved.
Hoover handled ! 2 5.000,00(1 in
thlH relief work. He whh paymas-
, distributor. organizer, mail-
ngor. For this siupeimmjs wnin'
he received nothing. , .More than
that he paid for hbi traveling and
living expenses out of his .own
pocket; during nil this time.
At the outbreak of tne war,
Hoover could have made a tre
rnendous fortune. In fact It Is re
port ed he was offered a position
as director of private munition
manufacture, with the privilege f
naming his own salary..
He refused. He closed out his
private business at a real sacrifice
mi decided to devote all his time
to suffering humanity, first liei
glum, then after the armistice,
starving (iermany, and finally
Russia.
True, Hoover was heart and soul
with the Allies, no one had more
reason to hate Prussian arrogance
and rulhlessness than he, but when
(iermany was finally beaten, and
when due to the continued block
ade, the women and children of
(Iermany were starving. Hoover
was tlie first to come to the rescue
of the stricken and helpless.
Hatred dies hard, and war
hatred whh then at Its height. Uie
hards in his own country attacked
hlin for this pulley, and congress
men declared they would vote no
funds to save the lives of anyone
In Germany. "Let them die" de
clared ono politician, whose hatred
hud been allowed to ferment' 3000
in 1 1 os from tho front.
Hoover is a Quaker, his feelings
are well controlled. Hut he has a
A polilii'iim's uoiivietions
spread butter on the bread.
QUILL POINTS
At a mountain resort everything is erudc and primitive cx
eept the method of dry-cleaning you.
November will tell the story, but you must wait, oven longer
to see how it alTeets the price of liquor.
The two-dollar bill isn't so
can pay for a dollar's worth of
As wc understand the (!. O. I.
Smith will get his bier all right.
Youth's disliUe of "old fogies" isn't lessened by the fact it
is necessary to ask them for a. job.
If she works for .till a week, that's industry; if she keeps
house for nothing, that's roniance.
Distance lends enrliniilnirnt
yon nr to a political machine
l'cople didn't leave home, so much in the old days. There
were fewer l)ill collectors to dodtfe.
Americanism : Making hotels
more Jikc a hotel. ' 1
Fable: He left his wrecked car to go for help, and when he
got buck bis tires were still there.
They say reform must wait until religion convicts men of
sin, hut juries might help a little.
All infants fall more or less,
he traced to many an early hump
Correct this sentence: '1 enjoy lunching with Knbe," said
the man, "becuuso he always kills the waitress."
Our secret ambition is to owe the banker so much money
wc can place a patronizing hand on his -shoulder and call him
"Mr bov.M
A man can still drink or let
about as much will power as the
A hick town is a plain? where eyebrows are lifted when a
middle-iigeil married man buys a sport roadster.
MUTT AND JEFF
I'f'A OUT OF
T1 l
THftT pox
So r'AA
Buck,
kSOMNA GET"
IV) am:
A "DRINK I
temper, and occasionally lets it go.
This was one of the occasions.
He Issued a public stutcni' ent of
which the following is an xtraet:
"Prom tlie point of vJf .of
iny wotcrn upbringing :, uc
don't kick a man Isi tho stom
ach after wo have lleko d him.
From (he point of i lew of
an economist unices 1 w ci
imiu people have fuKl, run
maintain order anil .a stnblr
government, there is- no. Iiumi
of their p-jying the lamngcs -they
owe the world.
'We have jwt been, fighting
, women and children, and wo
are not beginning io J'Jglu
them now.
No matter liow deeply wet
may feel at the pre-sent nio-
. men I, our viou imist slretcii
over the next hundred years,
ami we must write now Into
history such nets as will Mtand
creditably In the miii'Ls of pur
grandfhlldivii."
The starving women ami chil
dren of tiurniany were fed, ami
they were ,f'd with food from
Amorican farms, at prices which
paid the farmer a good profit and
Incidentally presented, a poHt-war
disaster in American agriculture.
Hut Hoover has never done ary
thlng! Thut is what ho mo of yiur
weL fanatics chihD. He never tskii It
a Panama i?anal, never charged, up
Isan .luan ii'JIl.
Isn't it rt-ally a tragic comedy
i Here is a man with a .record of
achievement, of disinterested . pub
j lie service, t nneiiualled by any
Amerlenn of: tills genera 'ion, a
I man better u 4m lit led for th presl-,
i'dency by attainments and .charac
ter, than any anan of recent times,
and yet because this .. wet-dry
hokum has hen Injected Into the
campaign, vliUtnilly -thousyindH of
j otherwise disorlmliintlng citizens,
i can't see anything or think of any
jibing but i'rohlblUon. Too had,
i too bad! n. W. It.
arc those little lliiiis used to
unlucky. It's tho only one that
anything.
leaders, the wVt who flops to
in some oases, but tlie closer
tho fewer faults yon see.
more like home; making home
and present conditions might
tin the head.
it alone, but now one requires
other.
Ivan Isn't A Good Sport
I'll f?Aise Ithass o.k. with i PAs: r HAt
1 Y0O FUG. pA1 I'll Rct
1 MliTTmITtS.ll -rv r Ul II
IT'S A MC6 HUiia.,tv y
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Kilned letters pcrtairjing to personal heulth und h(,'lcne, nut to dlseatie dfaenonla or
trratmenr. will be nnxwered by Dr. jlrady if a stamped, Hi-lf-uddnwicd anvcloiie in enclosed,
betters should 1st brief und written in ink. Oning to the lurgt; number of iettcrs r
teived, only a few can be answered here. No reply eun be inadu to queries not conform
tug to instructions. Address Dr. William Brady, in cure of this newspaper.
III'MIDITV IIMill IX SOlTIf I'OHTIO.V
liclter hito thun never. bfKlns ' follow. Any physician aa well as
a letter dated Juno 111. Then I ho , any parent or KUardlan Ih weleoma
eorre.sDonrtent kuch on to report on ! to my "sehedule." liut don't for
the humidity. Hhc miys that after ; Ket tho K. A. K. even If you're the
I had went instruetion for the cor- i Queen of tiheua.
rectlon iif t 11 o ;
hod wottliiK hah-j
It ' Kor a lunitJ
time I made no
effort to follow j
them, as I know :
It was ImpoSHlblei
to lake tho child j
up with any do- j
Kree of roKular-;
Ity. When t h e
time came to do,
so. we started, and soon there wns;
Kuln. W c made no chanue In
the diet m first . . . l!oKan
last fall luid by IJocember It oc-
curretl bnly twice In tho month I
. it has not happened now!
since April when she had chicken-1
pox . . . wanted you to know
wo. are urateful. . . .
This one instance doesn't mean
much, but tho letter suuKests that I
! even half-hearted manaKement will
j correct bed wettlnu In some cases.
.-.irice our report 01 tne itranu j rather u eat, a terrier tu clear out'
but not KlurlouH totals was pub-; rats and mice. ThouKh those rod- !
lished, quite a lium'oer of belated ; cuts are pests, I never like the1
acknowledKinents or, success havo;thouKht of usini; poison to torture1
come in. ibid these additional . them. 1 always turn the Job over I
...lo.u.Mo votes neon itvallame tor,
the hlK count, they miKht have j
Riven tho blushini; uuthor a woe ,
speck more confidence in his own j
medicine, llut you know, how folks
arc aiifiut that. - Paying for. dead;
aortii's is no effort at all com-part-d
with lelllni; the doctor his
nodh-lno was Kood after you are
ljuite well aKaln.
Mxcerpls from some of these
other uncounted votes: '
"We have followed your instruc
tions since Kebruary and now he
Is cured." .Mrs. V. X.
"As nearly as we could we car-rli-il
out quite faithfully the sched
ule you advised, with Kratlfyin
results in both children." Mrs. 10.
I. II.
"Thanks to your help, both tho
boy and Klrl twins, awed 12) are
now coming over on the . side of
the drys . . . Why did.. not pur
family physician t'lvc us such ad
vice when we .consulted him?"
Mrs. W. (". T.
"Our hoy aKod oiirht years has
become a ..'dry,' thanks to your
help." Mrs. 1.. H.
"In Kebruary r wrote you for
directions for correcting the bed
wetting habit of my three-year-old
son. Kor several weeks now we
have horn on the side of tho drys.
We wish to thank you slifcerely
your column has taught
mo much about hygionc.'
-.Mrs.
W. Jj'W.
"I don't know just how to ex
press my thanks for your wonder
ful help. My son Is seven ami a
half years old and up until two
months au'o he wet the bed almost
every night. Then I received your
Instructions and kept faithfully In
the schedule you laid down, and
now I am breaking some of the
rules, yet he seems uuite cured.
When he was four or five we con -
suited several .physicians who
merely assured us he would have
to uuittrow that- weakness," K. It.
"1 think you. will bo interested
to know that since wo adopted
your schedule our son lias been
greatly benefited and we all re
joice." C. I,. I).
"I am tardy , in thanking you
I have waited for results 1
before writing you. We followed I
out t he course ymt gave in your j
letter mi the 'HaMI of Hed Wet-i.
ting, In the eases of our Iwlnt, t
hoy and girl, awed four and a luilfj'
years. While my daughter seems i"
entirely cured, my son stilt lapses,'
though , we feel, .encouraged and!
believe he will presently be a 'dry ;
too." Mrs. H. O. M. il
Home of these reports mention
the schedule or outline was faith
fully followed. That's half the
secret. Some ot them refer to
the nllly advice physicians give-
that bed welling Is a "weakness"!
and that the child must "outgrow"!
It. Haven't we doctors covered'
our incompetence with such ex- j
cuses long enough? It seems to-
t me that if or when a physician
(isn't prepared to deal with a mat
ter like this, his patrons would
have morj respect for him If he
frankly told them he doesn't know
how to manage such trouble. My
"schedule" or outline of the man
agement of the bed wetting habit
is mine by adoption, mainly. 1
have gathered what seemed sound
and practical ideas from many col
leagues anil fashioned u definite
plan for parents or guardians to
twee -AcssBijr
THGY rV6RG.M'T
I VwoRTH A CALLSkt
OF TuocmTY Bucks,
DID You HAve
A full Housed
liiiis
; I
tillOSTIOXS AXU A.NSWKIIS ;i
. UruKKixU Sfioiililn't. Do It. i
T ,vo been advised that I om i
afflicted with chornlcle trouble by:
pharmolsts. Their remedies have :
done mn tin KOod. Kor about four
years It has been called chronicle,
trouble; before that It was Just
Sore throat, fan you simest any-,
thinK'.' ri. J. w. . ;
Answer. rild the ,,h,..-,..,.ii :
make flznical exnmlnntlon? I can
suK!;ost that you arranKo with your ,
physician for a proper cxamina. 1
Hon.
Tciulor-IIcjirtcd.
I little bouquet for vo'u, Doct'ori 1
from ono who derives ' benefit and;
enjoyment from your plain, no
nonsense arllules. Lately t have;
noticed several queries concerning i
the eradication of vermin -n.li
with pleasure I have noted that!
. you never recommend poison, but;
to my cat. &Iv parents always
tnuitht luo to be kind to all dumb
creatures nnd I trv to teach my
children the snmc thinK. Jlrs.. O.
it.
..Answer
A house with well built
foundation, basement floors lind
walls, Is. rat proof. Many urban!
residents make r.at culture a hub
by. In' effect, by keepiiur KarbaKe
anil other waste .exposed In the j
open. t!ity folk postered with rats;
should, not offer the. vermin such j
cordial welcome. Carbacc and ''e-
fuse should be carefully sealed .
against access. In metal or other
ralproof receptacles.
lieu-are the Arm 1'ndor the I lend.
My friend insists ono arm of
tho subject must be under tlie sub
ject's head. In performing Hchae
fer's artificial respiration or re
suscitation from drowning. I main
tain both of the subjects arms
should lie palms down on the
ground out of the operator's way.
I cite Dr. 1 Irmly. My friend cites
the lied f'ross. Who Is right V
.1. M.
Answer. You are both right.
The lied Cross sllll teaches the
position your friend describes.
be-
au-'
j lu-ve. with Pvhucfer. the real mi
thorlty who gave the . world this
method, that the subject's face
jdiould be turned to one side for
the purpose of freeing nose and
mouth for breathing, and the sub
jeet's arms, should . lie on the
ground out of the operator's "way.
I thlpk I'd never forgive a Hed
Cross worker If he placed a love!
one of .my own In the position
your friend describes and failed
to save the life, for I'd always be
lieve the. proper position might
have, given the victim a better
chance, as It favors drainage of
any water from the breathing, pas-
j,aK,.M by gravity, whereas anything
j under the subject's head defeats
cravliy.
(Copyright, John
Dille Co.)
Th honeymoon has about , run
I
IE
K.s course when wlfey serves break- man. died today, the second vlc
rust on th draiiilti hotml. TIiom tim of an airplane crash last night
who complain, tluiu (iov. Al Smith i in Melrose park when William
hain't had. no experience In nation- Schroeder. 2d. river forest police
nl armies, scorn C fergtt .that New 'man, was killed and Carl Soder
Voik luid a bread Hue long be-Muiid. ST. also a policeman and pl
tore Homer was ever Urea mill of. I lot of the plane, was Injured. Ko
(Copyrtght. John K. DUle Co. 1 ' derlund is expected to recover.
N ( HUM; k '. (vnHAT'S TH'BlG-STiFFovJiTjtH
"JO A-iKGt)
l S . XI il . . II - I
ts&, IV AN,
LITTL&
Deuces!
SOFT'.
Rippling
Rhymes
(By Walt Mason.)
tut; r,u)o.MY pace
There's something pleasant
we can say, I oft contend, of
any Jay. So voter Is so much
a frost, to all shining virtues
lost, that we can't find In him
some trait that wo might . praiso"
and emulate. "There's Jinks."
said fiuffer Jones to me, ."his
map Is something fierce to see.
You see him everywhere, : in
town, and always with a gloomy
frown; his oye are full. of un
shed tears, his bearing hlntH of
shrouds and biers, and If you
greet him with a smile the
scowl he wears is simply vllo.
Whene'er I meet him on my
way, he spoils for me a happy
day; he Is a murrain and a
blight, u punishment to human
sight." "He's shunned, through
all the' countryside because, he's
grouchy," I replied; "and yet
it cheers .me to behold that
countenance so stern and cold.
1 see, him coming and 1 think,
'His map Is surely on tho blink,
itho dourest face I ever saw to
spring a sinllo would brook, his
jaw. Yet seeing , him I know
full well he has no phony bond's
to sell; he will not grab my
buttonhole. and spring a dreary
rigmarole concerning . snaps In
real estate, and this roilef Is
truly great. .: If he were,, agent
for n car that frown would not
his visuge mar; lie would not
wear a scowl that hurts if ho
were celling tailored shirts; no
fruit tree agent can ho he, or
ho would manifest,- somo gleo
Ho y ill not follow tired galoots
to , sell them fourt,cr!n-dollar
suits. I've -grown -to fear-the
smiling skate who a,t each cor-,
nor lies In wait to sell mo stock
in orange groves and farms pror
ducing nuts and cloves, and so
it Is a great, relief to meet this
effigy of, grief.' "
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One.)
OWN and to excel.
.Now, self-preservation comes
first. Later ambition will come
first and self-preservation last.
M
Mrs. John Y. Mackay died on
j Wednesday at tlie home of her son,
Clarence fttackay. on Long Island.
I During her long residence abroad
after the death of her husband.
Mrs. Mackay 's house facing the
Arc tie Triomphe in Paris, and her
later residence on Carlton house
in London, were centers of intelli
gence. She delighted in receiving
American friends, and especially in
encouraging young" ' Anioricans
abroad. Many, recalling with grat
itude her kindness and hospitality,
will henr of her doath with sorrows
t-
All of the 199 swimmers that
started In Mr. Wrigley's marathon
swim gave. up. . The water was too
cold.
The swimmers could not So on,
with cold water drawing heat and
vitality Trom their bodies, with
every stroke.
Mothers that send children out
in winter with bare legs and arms,
girls that go half dressed with
temperatures below zero. Bhonld re
member that.
- The. legs of a child cannot heat
tho icy winds mnd cold air of all
outdoors. And talk of "hardening
tthe child" Is folly.
! 4
The Southern Pacific railroad
asks permission to purchase the
stock of tho Northwestern Pacific
railroad, operating 478 miles of
track, guaranteeing to give ."ade
quate service to the public."
Dotibtluss the Interstate Com
merce Commission will say ."Yes."
There should bo only one railroad
system in the United Statos, as
there is only one postofflce sys
tem. And, like' tho postoffico, it
ought to bo operated for tho hone
fit of public, tnt tor private indi
viduals. The- next best tiling is to make
the companies ,as big as possible.
Then watch and regulate them
carefully.
CHICAtiO, Sept. 8. (Pi AV11-
i Uam Swinfin, 26. river forest fire-
1 deuces!: I Co) ' ,'ff-i.. 'J) A
.McAvoy hi Talking Film.
"Cauirht in the Kog," a vita
fnhone picture, comes to Hunt'!
fCraterlan for n run of three days. I
May McAvoy and t'onrad .Vigei
inre starred and the east Includes
jMack Swain. Charles fierrard.,
!lluth CherrlnKton, Einll Chautnrd;
(and Hugh Herbert. j
j .-Vita phone Is used for symphonic j
j accompaniment and in high mo- j
; ments of the action the players;
j speak their 'lines, the fast and fu-l
Irious pace of the play being Ihusi
j immeasurably auKmented.
' The locale is a millionaire's;
houseboat on ' " , Lodpe at two full dress nffali-s of
I A-lady and a sheik bandit, mi -,the British Association for the Ad
!inK to steal a StrinK of pearls, aic vancement o( Sclellce lmv C(nwe(1
j confronted by the owner. Lonrad , mauJ, ..wllya,. amoIU; UoloBn teSi ,)llt
(XaKol. The owner at once W thus far no one has. had the te
,up the sheik and pardons the , t() t that quj,,,,, g,
lady .May. McAvoy. lloth a,c, Oliver
I then thrown beadlont- Intoan TwQ' sclentlfic ylewpotatH- liavo
lonslaiiRht of crooks and cops that be(jn UB0(, tQ C()n9WlJll t,)e R1,)jf!Ct
make more lun and furore t"ni Those who have looked at the socks
a barrel of monkeys.
i . At Iliaito 'tomorrow. ; Those who have viewed them ob-
! 1 laming '.of the screen - version; jocUvo,y have ,fiiKhed:
jof "HoeMarlo," which comes lo . '0n( Roiiius cun got awav with
ithe ' Jtialto tomorrow .and wich.tflnythiiig." , : .
ias a musical play took the country, j..Tho coiOPe(1 socks .were in evi
iby storm two or three Psot dence first on Wedneadav evening,
back, became a herculean task. . : when the tan, bald. whi'te-benrded
More .than a million people saw. aclenti8tf garbCd otherwiso In sar-
"Rose-Mario" on the 'au torial perfection of full dross.
;have hoard the famous songs In- j Wfllke(1 onto tho Patform at SU
idian mvo Call' and ' Hose-Marie .j a,i1....-o hull tn Kuinn ., .i
,o ouier musical pmy ; .
Merry-Widow," or ' Tho Chocolate
Soldier
tr" has given to the public at
such popular music nnd ly -
largo-
ics as. did this Arthur Hammer
stein presentation.
' Joan Crawford and James Murray;-two
of the newest and most
successful portrayers of young ro
mantic roles on the screen, play
tho featured roles. The remainder
of the cast includes House Peters,
Clbson fiowland, Polly Moran,
George- Cooper, Creighton Halo,
Lionel Ilelmore, 1 William Orla
mond, fiertrude Astor, Harry tlrlb
bons. Halph Yearsley.
With the "Indian Love Call,"
and 'Rose-Marie'' as tho principal
music '-themes - one of the most
beautiful scores ever used in the
presentation of a motion picture
has - been, worked out.
Public Health
News Report
Tho -health of Jackson county
has been- receiving the same con
tinuous, vigilance during the sum
mer -as It does during the winter
by the county health unit. Kven
more clinics are conducted during
the .summer mqnths, not only to
help tho babies, but also to take
advantage of the fact that many
remoto districts are moro acces
sible to health workers and pa
tients. , ,
There were 27 summer - baby
clinics with an attendance of 39S
patients, most of whom wero !
brought in by their mothers, thus I
doubling the number who were
advice of Dr. Inskeep. Mrs; King.
nnd Miss (Mover. The places for
these clinics included churches.
schools, empty stores, sheds, barns
private homes and auto camp cab
ins. . all of which were usually1
scrubbed and prepared us- immacu
lately as possible by the healtn
worKcrs of each location.- Some
of these workers wei'e experienced
members of the Jackson County
Health association, while others
wero .enthusiastic citizens selected
weeks or months In advance by
tho nurses to . help arrange the
details of tho clinics and gather
in the younger members of the
community.
The clinic held In the Mt. Pitt
district was a great success with"'38-1"11' c ..112.
a 100 per cent attendance gath-1 Seattle Gli
ered into a spotlessly clean wood i Spokane 6K
shed. v The record attendance wa Walhi Walla 72
secured not only -by advance visits
by Miss Glover, but also with !
the help of one of the stores In!
Putte Kails which sent out print
ed .notices. -of the .clinic, along
with their deliveries of groceilcs.
While tho. general public is fa
miliar with the definite benefits
derived from ' these clinics con
ducted by an expert public health
doctor, it Is interesting to note
their value to the community at
large as stated by Dr. (tort rude
Laws at the recent national
health convention in Portland.
1 Increase In public health
service ns part of school work.
2 Stimulation of idea of pre
ventative procedures.
3 Established ideals of positive
constructive health to supplant the
satisfaction formerly enjoyed from
mere nbfeneo of symptoms of dis
ease nnd disorder.
, 4 Lleginnings, of , an apprecia
tion of the importance of re
corded 'data - conctirnig'' health of
each individual.
5 (leneral recognition of - tho
imporiauco of the rate, of growth
of children as evidence! of ihealth.
-SIR OLIVER S RED
OI-AStlOW, Scotland, sent. S.-
(A' lteil socks worn by Sir Oliver
I subjectively have said;
I
Wft must hn enlm tHtwl "
dross by Sir Willfnin Hrag.;, presi-
, . , f , Hssoeintinn. l Thorn
vm many whispered explanations
fr0TO tbc front rows. .
The socks were next seen
Thursday evening, when .Sir Oliver
danced with several young women
at a reception In tho town hall.
Daily Meteorological Report
Saturday, Sept. K.
Med ford and vicinity: Kalr to
night and Sunday. Not .uuilu so
cool tonight.
Oregon: Kair tonight and. Sun
day. Warmer: In east und south
portions tonight. Low humidity
in the interior. ,
i AMPk AT-inOMA
, uuuit ni. i UhmflL
. LOCAL DATA ' y ' g
Temperature (degrees) 70 3S
Highest (last 12 hours) 7fl 7I
Lowest (last 12 hours) 42 88
Rel. humidity (percent) 2it S3
Precipitation (inches)
State of weather Clear Clear
Lowest temperature this morn
ing 37 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sep
tember 1, IH2S, 0 inches.
Sunset today, 8:33- p.:m,
. Sunrise Sunday; 5:45 a. m.
Sunset Sunday, 6:31 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A, M.
120th Meridian Time J-
i p " p & r
CITY 2 A
si ti
fj f i
laker City 72
40 Clear
52 Rain
.40 - Clear
.02 Clear
00 Clear
04 Clear
3S Cloudy
04 Clear
e 40 : Cloudy
74 Clear
50 Clear
5S Clear
.42 Cloudy
, 08 Clear
52 Cloudy
50 Clour
4S i Clear
.. 50 Clear
54 Cloudy
42 - Cloudy
Bismarck
Boise
Denveil yo
Des Moines 80
Fresno 100
Helena 02
Los Angeles 94
Marshi'leld G
Phoenix 10 t
Portland AS
Red bluff Dti
Roscburg ... IH
Salt Lake City.; Hit
Han Francisco.; 00
" innlpog
L. W. DICK, Meteorologist.
Xc.t Wcrk's WoatluT.
KAX FRANCISCO, fiopt. 8. W)
Thtt wonther outlook 'for the wct-U
boKlnntng ' Spptombvr 10! wus m
nouncod today im folIowH:
Fill- wi-Htorn utati'H--Outlook i
for Kcncrnlly fnlr wonthor hut with
occasional (ogH on tho coast and
nearhy; normal tompcraturcs.
-. 1
WHKKLIXO.-W. Va.,. Sept. .
UVl Tho , lu-i-llnK JtoclaliT. nays
today that certain cases tried hc-fore-JuilKe-
V.-U. : Morrill: In the
Marshall county circuit , court at
Moundsvillc- during- tho six months
prior to Februarys, this yenr. on
to he contested on the ground that
Judire .Morris established n local
rosideneo In Reno, Nov., whero he
obtained a divorce.
By BUD FISHER