Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 20, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textiii it lii Hi iii' 1 1 II! Hi I! id! ill iii! 1 . i ill ill Hi 'il; Medford mail tribune Dtllj-, Sumliy, Weekly Published by the 1IEDFOHD i'KlNTl.NU 00. 16-37-28 N. Kir St. PhOM 70 KOBE It T W. KUHL, Editor B. tiUUI'TKR SMITH, Manager An Independent h'twiiper Entered lecond cIam matter at Md lord, Oregon, under Act of March a, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION BATES By Mall In Advance; Daily, with himduy, year (7-fiO Daily, with Humljy, month 76 Daily, without H'lii.lay, year fl.ftO Daily, without Sunday, month ... .05 Weekly Ibdl Tribune, tine year.... 2.00 Bunday, one year 2.04 by Carrier, in Advance In lied ford, Ash land, JarkwmviHo, Oiitrul I'uint, 1'tioenix, Talent, liold Hill mul on Hihwaym Daily, wi tli Sunduy, month 9 Dully, without Sunday, inuuUi t'.;' Daily, without Hunduy, out year. . . 7.00 .Daily, with Sunday, wi year,.... 8.00 All ternm, canli iu idvuiitt'. MKUllKIt OF Tllfi ASSOCIATED J'RKflS Jterciviritf Full I-eaKd Wire Service Only palter In city or county receiving news by tclvgraph. The Associated Prciw la eiflnsively en titled to th line fur oidili. ation of all news di.sjialc hes credited to it or otherwise crt-Oiteii in trim paper, uii i-jo to Uit local uewit publlsJitd herein. All ritfhtM tor republication of ipecfal dla potchea herein are alao reaeivid. Hworn ia,y average clrrnU'.lon for .fix montha endini; April 1, Witt, 4u32. Official paper of Uie City of Medford. Oflicial paper of Jackson County. Advertising Iteprewntntivea u. c. HO(;i:nsks k coupant Off iocs In New York, Chicago, Detroit, Ran Frunciuco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Port land. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Icrry OltDKK f'HILDHK.V VA('I XATKD AT KM) Ol-' SlOMKSTIOIt (UdJine IV-i Xorle Triplicate) -rue,. .miMiniui, iimusun!. aim un- ; We attended a nfuht club and east any reflection upon the dis liecessary. Icaliaret last niirht vou kiw.u- tintrnislud bodv oi which I nm n iMir miKiu yiiuiif; men are nn- iiok ui 101- cniieKe, ki return iicai winter wearlnK nose-wldth mus- Z nlentv of he plenty or ' There seeing eerKy lo cut 4..WII a beautiful shade tree, but none to saw it Up Into stove wood. i Local selenMstn ! have discov eri.'d Unit an etflctrie washing ma chine will keep the mash,' and the nmlt. and Ihc griiies properly agi tated, allowing the fumes of fermentation lo permeate the in gredients evenly, thus reducing the danger of it bum batch, more than one would ever dream. "Where's my head," said Jatly Ford-(oupe of the local Imitation Dritish set, as shn ncratchetl a flea bite on her ankle f American style) Instead of rubbing her ankles to gel her for relief, as they do In Jlingland. IWIIt KXOI'(ill (San Antonio, Tex,, News) Lost Will the gentleman that took my tan trousers from the seat of my '-coupe Saturday morning either sell me back the pants or buy the v coal? They both together make a good-looking suit.' In-' divldually they are not so hot. t No questions asked if they urp roLurned. Inquiry is made in a number of upstate papers about what A I Smith Iwih ever accomplished for mimuniiy, inai com pares to the wmk f Hoover In llelglum. Mr. Smith eradicaied from lite field of political activity, William C. Ale- rtioii, , son-in-law and . r o w n Prince of the. Wilson ndmlnlstra Hon nnd npolngl,er for Die dis orderly conduct of tint Ku Klux Klan. And, what is more, he did a neat Job of II. , , Candidates . are beginning to show up. whose lives nre as sfnt Icmh as a piece oi while paper, and about as we-fltterl for the office they Neek as a piece of white paper. , I'or the fastidious mother there are adorable rompers made of white dotted swiss trimmed with very tipy Insertion of real Valen ciennes laces (Fashion notes, thlH paper.) Here, Maw, you coine in tho house! Ta k u Ma k a m u ra i u , who h as la-en getting up for years tit 4 urn. to mop out the CnfC, has an olive complexloneit motor vehicle, and now gets up ul a am. The civil. weather con tin ties very Henry Chance ttusialned a mor tal puncture late Tuesday, when he accidentally K"t In the road of a bulicl fired by Idiot .1. (ialout. Mr. Chance was standing behind a uroup of bushes, thnt nre just be ginning to take on their autumnal colors, when Mr, tlalooi made the deduction that a deer might be loafing behind them identical bushes, nnd let fly with both bar rels. When the supposed deer inoaiiert; "I'm Hliut!." Mr. (Uiloot was .dumbfounded, (he always was, but never found It out before) being known fur mur close as a careful hunter. This Is the first limn M c. Chance has ever been shot for it deer, and reports from tho hospital, ns we tush to press, me that it will he his hint. "The boy previously had con vinced police ihm he was Wuller Collins, and the mother, Mrs. Christine, after her refusal lo ad mit he was her boy. was held- In tho psychopathic wind of the lien em I Hospital for observation."- (Associated Press dispatch.) What n muther gold for disputing the wrtnl of tho police, when tmlled .inon to Identify bor own son. Tho mother was right, later events jn oved. ' Hhoiiht early frostn threaten, rover as many an possible of the lender vegetables, nnd late-blooming flowers ho as to prolong the garden reason. Any plants so ten der that Ihey ore likely to be In jured, should be taken in -doors. September Ih ii good time to di vide clumps of phlox nnd xlmllnr perennials. It Is the month wlton It Is possible tn transplant the ex pel I tig Oriental popple with suc- Editorial Correspondence SAX FRANCISCO, Hept. 19. j No one paid any purtleuliir ntten Hovc you noticed: Itiini to him exeent his partner and "When A! Smith meets the Of mo- ernis in Nebraska, they tell hill) Ills speech nhteeri that Kreitl see- , .. - ' . . , , r tion of the porn nelt in the Demo- eratie column. And when Herbert Hoover meets me uepuoueans in .m-w .ji-rsey they assure him that HIS sneeeh'lhe nnly evidence of hifth revelry placed this wet commonwealth safely In the K publican column. JO very time a Democrat steps into I he Democratic in-ad()uarler.s in W)i:jhiuKlon or New York, he nrnmnllv iinntiunces Al will carrv his home Ntale. Kvery time a Jtepubliean Hlep into the Republican bcadijuaiterH lie MiyH the name thiliK about Uoover. So there ynu are.' J'erhaps there is no m-j.vc touilhhnc.sN In this e i- paten than any other, but there js i enough. What the politicians say for tniblicatlou and what they say privately are two very different things. Wo have visited both Hoover and Smith hcadniiarterM here, not as a newspaper man hut as a stratiKer interesied in the liolillc nl ilosllnifs of biith i.r these (WsllnKUlslwil etllzonK. . mwllnB in Dclitilt, .Micliietin. Tho llnovcr men uilnill thev nrelw'h;,t n niarvellous thins Hie i-iiiliii worried nver .MassaetiUKetln v Vork anil ithiale Islnnd. The Kmlth men admit that if the j ''" lf K,'re 1,1 ",0 , 01"" w'"1 eleetlnn were held today Hoover ; n'n1- the applause, lauuhtcr would curry California. Hut theyi"1"' ''''''' lexpeet him to say s'ometlihm ahont ' "Onvernor Smilll says he will i Moulder Dam which will ehanne 1 ""'f f"''1" Proldem after he Is Ithe ulttmtlon materially, 1iert.ro j 'leoled." A limit pause. "I am ' November. ' wonderiliR If that is not rather a ! .Meanwhile those irenlleiiien who put hard cash on the election are lieu I UK even money Hoover will defeat Kmlth In California ,v laO.OOIJ. r tllst lo see whiil lliini'w nail.-n If th,M Ilh,hl ..,,, ,M .... t I,,.,,,.,! Ul.n : ... , I moll,.y ncxt tim(1 "'"'0 W"K f,,l,',y f"" at . so.olie. Tin ..... ,. ,. ,,r , . ; hollies about, and one fat man wasiii, loinitu t, .. ....... ,,,11,,.. in't wen piasieren. ist mi lar gone. however, that he couldn't dnue or ai leasl sland-up 011 the 1 loor aim want annul with no regard for j lOvery now and then, he would drop his partner entirely and shuffle across the floor alone salaaming and bumping Into those who eouldh't gel out of his way. QUILL Yoiii Kocijil slatns is revealed l),v llie If hid nl' pcnplo yntijami even wrong, but somehow 1 1 Rossip ahont, m the kind of g - It may not he significant, but whieh'side of the road to choose The slyles may Imv ea (rood m'orul effect, after all. There can't be much sex appeal if yoiulouvt know whidh sex is whiwh. Our next effort to win Mr. Diinint's iOOO: Deport, all violators and offer snoopers $1000 for each betrayal.. ll's easy to tell nil accomplished ment, the more he tpiote.s slulislics. Some people deserve health. tliose who need help if they also 'I'lip ass whs llie only iniiiiiiil in Itililo times lo iirm. willi Hit. boss, which liinj' explnin ils use its n piifl.v cnilili'in. ShikIji.v would sot'iii ns imiiressivt. ax ever il' pt'0ilt- still wore Ihcii' hihkI clothes onlv on Sinittiiv. The little thiiifis niiilttv most, war, hut not il' shoe pinches.' Kverv commiinil.v has a wonderl'nl dancer who "dates" with .voting hoys liccause the men of her own tif;e who once ealleil her a jioo-1 sport now have wives. The reason ti "fallen" preacher's sin is so vulgar and atro cious is because a man must he very hail to he hail nt. all jn that environment. Americanism : OI'I'iM ine- fare il' he will sacril'iee $."1(11111 luncheon oluh, ('iirrecl this seutcuci1 tire, " said he, ."and none of us MUTT AND JEFF L)eFF,TtvS GIFT FfcONt VOU OUC(v!NHeLNS Pictorc pRojecrifos MAcHiwe UKaTKis COSTS N AWFUL chumk or DOUGH ; s MEDFORD fiPTm those whom he ran down. He just j missed our table with one of his salamiis. and smilinir in il sillv i j . , - , fashion said something that sound- led like "Allah be praised," then) ; ho blinked hit heavy eyelids and : snuuieu on. lie was nosoiutety liowever and he found no one to work with him. lli partner. plump lady in blacl appeared to , be mone wober and haviiiK far i from a Kiiy time, j Mt of the people- in fact look-j on while perhaps n dozen of; 1 lnp yunwi ft f'W not mi! 'ol,n cither danced. Then every! j nrw ani' ""'H eilit chorus liirlx !''"' out always the same ifii-lK j ,,,,t in IIffereni eoHlumes and iwri"rmert in the spotliKht. AmonKj ouiey ininj;, iney (leinon.siraieo ! ttiat the liuniau "limb Is morel I attractive covered uilli Milk, ihanl Willi talcum powder. J i '"Hiintf up (ieary street late ' iiftmoon, we saw a small nint of a radio Knthered In f Mtol and 'und they were listen w-ntimr lioiah lul.lirasinK a s m m on no cur one tvoulcl Hear Hnrahs wiinls as elear- severe test upon the patience of I the -American farmer." 1-Y.r several . minutes llie louil speaker was a t'i"t of lauRhter and applause with minutes the loud speaker was i!n occasional "whooi.ee: And again: ill, ti.it -iv.h in : mem hr-r liut this is true, when does not understand a ' ,ilin,r .,,,,1 i..,., ;,i 'solve'lt. they promptly turn It over I , not.. ni,mn,t.in '-lnvt-r Smith, when asked his ....... .. . ' . . . ' , iMuiiieio, reitiies nc win nano over ! it ,Jlir , nssunie lie Is adopting lh traditional co)Jo'esslmal proced jureV", T. . 1 ... IL II Ktlllll Mpt-CCU. JiClllg lll l"'.' ' - 1 ' - the newspaper business we wereHie k.nd of toe itch in nearly all ., .. ril. U- I Itni'n i not 1 - ' . ..1 . . , us an increased desire to read the account of (he speech In the morn- ing paper. U. W. R POINTS ossip. the cliieUens I hat oan't decide! usually are pullets. The weaker his art Hut. there's no way to uplift need a hath. Vou tiiin he happv in time of 1 1 ' o pay the pre-M man's railway worth of his time lo address your We passed a man who had a flat tried to say anything funny. A Swell Gift to Mutt ANA) OON'T Tne. FILrA OF MC. NHeN I klcK-oFF OF V0OR UTTLG PAL AIGLL,TATA , GOTTA Be. GOING J TRD3UNE. MEDFOR1), Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. ( fiiened lettera wrUinlns to personal treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady il i uulu ,nV. ceivftu, oniy a lew can ie annwerci nor, ing to iiutrucMona. Addresa Dr. William ' irwM'i.it TVIM-'S l.iko till finiil, venomous snakes. arthritis and divers minor afflie- lions, toe itch conten in three va - rletlen of forms, namelv nnd to, I Bfc' wit the slmpl - and other , places where people to han fooi: and the dew Itch. Kri.und itch .'.or toe Itch caused l.v the invasion of the skin by the larvae of the hookworm. In jseotlons of tho south where the Ok. soil is polluted. ' n..... ... ...... ..-......... Klmple toe itch Irf an atmoyitlK Ihl "Hv of the Inoculation, two 'feature of only a few cases of. or three days after inoculation, l,-,.euulve .vmlliii. of ll.e fol Iftlien fCVCr. " J vented by Koini barefoot, wher as the other two forms of toe Itch are contracted usually by KoiiiK barefoot. I frequently urpe the piaetice of oinw liarefoot as a !tiod thiliK for the develop-' ment .if the feet, for the Mineral j liealth of the individual and inl ine prevention of hyperidrosiH or "'ioniHiro, , ma m ..u , a!K.J .we i-.e.,,,,,- m-, ! punctures, skidding nnd the like.! The main objects of this in Ik nre flo warn rcanois inai mere is some J risk of eontrnctinK futiKUs or rln iworm dermatitis by goiiiK hare j foot in public gymnasiums or about swimming pools or other bath establishments, and 10 warn tourists nno.ri me oaiiKer "i vmi-i lr:u '''" hookworm by iroint? bare-j foot n anv roe nil where the soil ,i, , , polluted by the; i ' ' . .... . i priniitive naiins 01 peopie .who harbor hookworms in the intes- line. In my Judgment il demands th" vi'ill and cxperi knowledge of th" 1 nliimin nn In til film fl II III, llflsiM lt '. I (.,.', 1 . 1. ihit '.mo wlih hvoeri- P'W "o oioliibM one Willi np 1 1 from c-fttching hookworm '" tungus. ami noioinn ui o.-- ,. ...-lib soch toe llch from 1 having hvperidrosis. So how :u" von troinc- lo tell what ails you? It is difficult enough for the doc- tor to make sure in many cases. 1 It mav 1o highly unscientific1 ieei jusi ii ifi ty nit- i"" " , have had from correspondents, in saying that the stnndard formula j known to physicians and niharma-j cists as "Whitfield's ointment" is ir fairly good remedy for all three rnrnw of loe Itch, if you'd rut her fool with youiv itch t-nn consult f your doctor. This formula is six parts of salicylic ucid and 1'ij purls of benzoic acid in ennttgn petrolatum (poiroiemm .iM,v ma k o one hundred parts of oint ment. Apply it to the affected surface of nltln once dully lor wvcli. Then rest off for a ween or f vo, and if the troi.l.le t.ersists or recurs, another week of dally i.oollcalioiis. Ill many cases It Is advisable to reduce llie slrenffth of IVhltfleld's ointment nail, oy inlxlni; wlih an equal mianiity of plan, petrolatum. In all cases t Is better to apply the ointment) at niKht. and not put on shoes or ollierwlsi ver the feet until a few hours, al least, after such np- ptlcatfon- !riTIOXS AMI AXSWKHS Irreft'lllnr Teeth. My baby boy, t year old, has 111 teeth. The tipper teeth set out and the lower teeth set under so that they almost strike attains! Ihc roof of Ills mouth. ' 1 am dls- I "w' '"". "' ,nml" I whether anything etui be done to avoid an unly mouth. Mrs. 11. II. Answer The upper front teeth should set out somewhat. If the condition Is an actual deformity. It mav be corrected. I'-trst. you dii.uht have the baby examined . by your physician. n - "" , ,,..,., . ....... take the baby to a dentist h" tn.CH oriliouoniic wurK, null is. strenathijnH lrreKu lar or deformed teeth and jaws, by various me- cbanlcal means. The yontlBer the! ,1.11,1 the better the result of snch , treatment. i i.'.iii.i.. i..i.k-,,.., , ' , riease tell me where 1 caul obtain honest to Koodness molasses; I , , ' . ' I Answer Any Kood irrocer may supply it. Send a stamped nd- itri'ssed envelope and repeat you: jeijuest and 1 will mall you the I r' i m- c ni-iir CTrti l- - - -tt-- i rMFrHAN6l mo?mj ii HleA UJtTH Me OM THP f m" 5 FILM I fW: iCtVU f AOOUl IHAV TALL AMD , J iyV m scratching his n, Hm0- Vnu Ux. af-1- rL ' LZIJ. OTJEOOX, THURSDAY. health and bveiene. not to dUraa rii.iia r a tiUinned, self addrewed envelope it enclosed. io uie urge numter ot lettrra re- .no reply can be made to inierlea not conform- Brad v. in care of tbia newspaper. di. tiu.' lTni Iname of a firm that markets such ! mokisscs. ' I iilarmilti. 1 f'fld of a disease called tulare- i11111 (1,at infects j pie who skin itch associated "r dress rahMts that have dis wllh hyperldroHlsi,:"'"'d livers. I wonder whether (which Is medi-i'"' l'.v Is In any ilanuer. Ho lias alcse for exces-." wild rald.lt as n pot. slve sweatitiKl; Answe. I think not. Only seven fimiius dermatitis!""1 "f !'H wild rahl.lt livers ex or rlnltworm in-i'tmlned hy health authorities In fection of t h e Washhicion showeil the bacterium feet prevailing in tulurense. T i k m and prohnhly ti y mnaslutns, or!,'iuo,i sucking flys transmit tuln swimmini,' pools -rpmlti from rahl.lt to raid. it tor other rodents) nnd from rahl.it lo .Many cases of tularemia in lll!ln eon traced to infection "irnuah cuts, scratches or puno- tur"" "f "'o l:ln "f the hand w liue sklnnlnK or diessinK the (OopyriKlu by John P. DIlie Co.) 1 tif.Vf.tllill.-V - ' "'"7, ' ""it war Is nHawrt.: ' c've mastered (liscasc liii', fnill- itli .,.. , ' t. I ' III '' ' 1 -- .-",-"" a leayoiml.lo llggcr." (leclaivs I lev. I lam Wiley Tunger. Wo tlpn'l ;c(ldlc n good thing. x Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One.) "Friendu of llie radio, this is Thomas A. Kdlson RpOiikinK." i litis tho 'O'ent. Americnn inven- tor began a brief talk opening New York's i atiio exposition. , 4- . At the same opening Henry Ford, speaking tor the first time on the. l-lirlfn nirl n( lllunii- "Tin li-i.t done more thro.iKh l,is inventions for linmanlly than anv other Int. ; mall boina. He is recognized as (,t, father and lonniler of the pres - out industrial a-?e. All that wo havo clone has lice., made t.nuafl.lo hy his inventions for the use of power I The world will wait a Ions time before hearing two shorter or more interestini; ratlin talks. Unymonil S. Illunt, or Chicago, is ei.llx.t tho lo.,.,.,., ... ......... .... remembers where l,o was what happened every hour, every minute of the last ten years. In four short months or tills year, for instance, ho spent !h!8 hqitrs in sleep, 25 hours in church, 3(i:t hours at mollis-, 'IS hours on pleasure, etc. That's InterostitiK, hut keepinK truck of time, hours nnd minutes, is not lis important as putting some thing Into the hours and minutes. . . Kor Instance, the minute In which . ... ...... .... .,,,.., , ., IhotnasA. iMllson decided flint two uiuanasrn. .is cil IIS Olie, nilKIll O0 sent over the same wire nt the I same lime, was more important to the world than all the well reKu- :HIt,a llollrs jn ,he ,lvc,3 of ten h 1 sa ori,cr men. ,4 Serious , rebellion in Ilarcolomt. , Wbitcfield. X. 11.. Jiondny has Catalonia has heell to Spain what been ivceived by friends here, Irel.11(, om,e WM (() r t., Upecher. .ho llv(, jn .,, , ,,, s((, Tllpslav ' Brooklyn Heichts. where his was a l-iimni- that tin nivt..,-n .i,.rilwu -... i...n..... , . . spanif n premier, hail been shot Canada thinks that a voun-' man ! . ,, .. A., i m . m " , ' l,t W'icoec. i.ooeri l.aaiTtlO not hoik tailor i.n ...... ... .. ,,,.-..., ..in ko io uie I'oiiiieiuiary lor leu years. Ki.U'lit days after he enters prison OHUHT IT'S SF.PTFArilER 20. 192,4 Rippling Rhymes (By Walt llaion.) i ui'.nir svsrrxL 1 wrw ix 1hi a pair '" hoejt a mHs lr hntl nic. bill i( wnn; them l hitd the blues - - ftMin.l linked t he price. l on IS imd three bucks or four wiili which l. make my bids, and it wjuld t;.ke soni' mn.'iokers nioi-e v.i l lh;it iMv of skids. ' We'll ehrtlk tt down.' the merchanl nnW' 'it is the modern way;" .vou si:n tr nn mo In greei d red ;u promise yon will na ; then yen rouuh up fom- l-it ;i werW. until the bill is paid, thu piMpie's patronaue we seek :n this yreat mart of trade.' "Tlie ."hoc I wear." I made t-eply, 'ar-- old and badly run down the luel, and ihe are ut .if Une; and yet me hone-it pndo t f.'d. lo kn.nv tint they aiv mine. 1 fe.ir that 1 w as bort too soon, .'i-fnshionod a re mine; c. n 3 A not walk n mot teamed shoen ami still Reeling fine. 1 well might meet you on the street, w itii ivll its gawds and lures, and you'd bo looking at my feet as though tliose feet were yours. And tn my -mind I'd he;u- you jkiy to wife or other pet. 'The shoes upon that passing jay have not been paid for yet. He pays up fifty .cents a we-k nnd should a payment fail. I'll ha o him up before the beak and sue him for the kale." f 1 were wear ing mori Killed shoes I'd always be afraid that all the town would hear the news, which leelim: would degrade. I know (lie people go in debt for every thing they need, but 1 am not quite ready yet to hit the mod ern speed. I'erhaps I'll come around auain for footwear, to your store, when 1 ran bring the iron men but surely not before.'"' - i Iu; will roeoive five hlows from the . j cat-o'-nine-tails, ami itghf 'clays he- njir iiu i-uijk's oiil nvtr nunc. nil.. r.,r.- ..,.iii .,., ,:ii nll lht lPk!m ; crime TOO seriously, -- Simmerings of Oregon Politics I'OHTbAXI), Ore., Sept. 2U. (pj A "n ea-sigh ted" Christianity which considers only America and is blind to the rest of tho world '.will not have vision enough to lead America into larger and fuller life. Hoy. Charles C. ..Merrill, D.D.. of Chicago, 111., told delegates to the Pacific .Slope Congregational con gress hero today. i Dr. Merrill is secretary of pro motion for the national Congrega tional commission of missions. "There are great areas ()f Amer ican life to lie Christ utilized, such I "a, ""'"'V"- 'ltry. its race 1 1'0"" fundamental prob- 1 iooay is inai oi ; llv,!t an, ! i"'"1'1' '' '-'hristhinlty I ls I'"-'-"!"!! rly fitted lo deal. or. It ceases to ho Christianity," said Dr. -Merrill. The NoterJ DeStd Te"n7. Sei'i- i uwnii iv. iii i nr.. last sur vlvor of the Pillow Guards, famous unit of tho fourth Tennessee in fantry during the civil war, died here Inst night at the home of his son, .lames V. Warren. , ' nitOOKLlNIii, Mass., Sept. 20 OT Wtllinm Whitman, widely known cotton manufacturer, dleil at his home here today after nn w. t Ta " month. HO was in his 8, h year. He was chair-, ! vaa ln ms glIn V,ai. wn8 cnalr. .man of the hoard of directors of William Whitman & Company or Hoston: ! -KV YORK. Sept. 20. M Word of the death of Col. William C. lieecher. last surviving son of ill.n Inln MnnH' '....tl 1. . ,.MXi,..ii Is located, had been vacationing In New KiiKland. when he was taken ill with pneumonia, from which r' lie was an nttorney. I lie wou l,o.. In ...... i,i.. in.. I ,s "Mary 2ti. 1 84!t. Ho is survived hy his widow. I Clnsifled ndvertisinir eets resiiltn. A fj, . 4, gfOFBccr?,HAwe voo Hectic Tia Juana No More Mexico's Aunt Jnno, the hectic 1 , iu ii..vnHifnt and catchy name, since the sen sational Peleet cose two years ago, has. been officially whitewashed to ZuraKOsa (so called for some Mexr ' some lobster today. 10xcell,.it. ban genernl or other, nnd her spir-j Would lobster be agreeable?" Tho It. mot necessarily the liquid coun-j green eyes rolled on eighth of an 1 o 1- ai i) has evaporated in itsljnch eastward In the direction of wake. .tioue, too. are the colorful senor lias who formerly decorated the doorways of the various amuse- mrnt palaces and pavilions. And j ihe'little buru' across Hie border; is, about ,aM interesting as a worn out chorus ttlrl with n fatal attack of religion, ' 1 1 Ayeording to C. A. Hutchinson, asstsiaitt 'business manager for Jim offvo(h. I'alifornia .lock elub. there w only ope reminiscent fea ture of the days of '-I!! left now. lie showed us v.hat Is said to be the lonuvst hi' in the world. This sreU'he; the louath of a double ivKvk, is ;'.0 feci loni;. and is ope - rated, stuniflftuitiy enough, by 4!:n be huii! bat tendei-s on Sundays and boll- day IU11 the death of Tin .Tuann hms!"""' MAIM t.RMNhK. utvoit btrttt to A nun Caliente. ami j for thai, may the ;ods of beauty, and inspiration be praised. Two; nules ,0 the south of the border: piece of dry desert Intnl. arises the ! nntestU arch of it gloaming cam-' panile, with mellow bells chiming! A 1..lttlo Creolc physician finvs, out the quarter hours n welcome I "Constipation Is responsible no lo tourists now flocking In largo more misery thnn any other cause." numbers to the already famous hot i l-iut immediate relief has been sprin-s resort 1 found. A tablet called Rexall Oi'- ThrouU the n.vh of the cam- rt0',J'P8 has bccn '""coverort. ThlK , , . . , tablet attracts water from the sys- pamle winds the well-pnye.l road : ,,,, ,, le 1ZV .,. which lakes the visitor a halt mile Hmol called the colon. The water further to the entrance of the ho- j loosens the dry food waste and tel. This is a perfect reproduction causes a Rentle, thoroutth, natural of an old California mission, which j movement without formitiK a habit spreads its protectini.- walls around or ever IncreasinK thedose. a series of exquisite little patios L'0" M,,f.ror"nK f'-oni constipation . . o..:.u. i.e....-.ti. it... . Il0w 11 J:PXi,ii Orderlle al lliuht. , , ; ' outstretched arms of palms nnd old oak trees. One at first expects the solitude of the mission atmosphere to be broken by the footsteps of a brown robed padre, until he catches sight suddenly of n brilliantly dressed Mexican portero, who graciously bows admittance. Then all is gay oty, song and laughter of the more genteel sort. lleneath the arches that sur- j round the main patio of the casino j building, tourists are seated at thei j bright lacquered tables of green, J ; red and orange, nnd are served by ; gracious .Mexican waiters, whose : black tuxedos provide a balancing! ! background for the galaxy of color! jabout them. I he dash nnd rhythm of old Spanish folk songs n.'o rendered at frequent intervals by n group ofi five musicians, who circle the pa-1 tio and serenade the guests. Their stringed Instruments consist of three guitars of varying sizes and contours, one violin and tho Span ish equivalent of the old-fashioned autoharp. 'The loader of the group is the possessor of a golden baritone voice and a pair of languid black eyes which strum overtime on the noartsirings of the. feminine audi- once. 1 1 larftnoiieci reporters ex cepted, please.) The orchestral numbers are supplemented by thei periodic entrance of Spanish danc-j ers who give clever versions of tho J fandango, tho jarahe. Ihc jota and! other native 'Tlanoes. 11 ' . The larce- casino, with Its twink-1 ling chandeliers and elaborate ar-'. chiteetural effects, including a dnz-j zling sold and crystal bar across' one end. Is 'as well ordered n ani 18th century tlrewing-room. Oath-i erod intently around the tables to- day were a representative group of! the" Hollywood movie colony, ln-j eluding Joseph Kehenck. who ap-; pears to have a weakness for faro; 1 Norma Talmadge. Itamon Xovarro, ' who was a special puest of the! Agua Caliente company, and n'de-j spectacled Harold Uoycl. I Mr. Hutchinson, our host for thei day nnd wo couldn't have had n j better one took us around before dinner to the quarters of the Chef ,.;KTO, reputed to be one of the foul. famous cuisine directors of the j formality ' .,, '",,... , .. . ' . nr fii'rn.1,' k ecu -eyou llllio ' Swiss received us with all thei iCrrace of a true aristocrat, nnd j after having provided us with .1 : guide who Initiated us into the! mysteries of the perfectly equip ped departments, gave his charac teristic Httie bow In aclinnwledj;e ment of our praises. I he Kgcrs bow consists of touch- I'11!? the forehead with the three 1 fJrst flnc'ers of the plump lOcers ' hand, n curved motion of the linnrt to the well-cushioned surface n invn the nll,.,.i , . .. .- nun a small meitnl Eesture outward while tho body does n slow motion bend from the shoulders upward. I "And for dinner today. 'How' ( ninny In the party, senor. .may I ! ask'.'" Tho rooing voice" rose somewhere from beneath the green eyes. One won't forget those eyes soon. "Ah, six In the party? We havn our host, but the rest of the body remained immobile. "Fine. ( 'ouldn't be better,' rroni .Mr. Hutchinson. "Very well, allow me a little. more time. Thank you." And ngitln tho bow, as we walked back wards from the prosenoo of his gracious majesty, out inln the liafl that leads to the main patio. To attempt a description of f'hef , leer's lobster and the pahitab trimmings that went with It would be futile. It was an artistic tri umph lom a culinary standpoint, and one of the many reasons why Chef Kger linn reached fame. Hut, !'iiliis for such niasterpiee rhey only in the alterios where the lights crows r memoi 'dim too soon for lack of stimula- Classified advertising trets sutto RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION -Next iuiy l.ri;ht. t-.ot 24 for today at tho nearest nexall Drug Store. ANTI KNOCK ME GASOLINE needs no Sope fTAMOA&D Oil COMPAJtV OF CAUfOM .vTHFUf. Jj eiiaessBimsiBmsssBSBSBm Y out hf ulness i The reading segment of the Nokrome Bifocal us practically invisible. As a result, glasses with No kromes have the same handsome youthful ap pearance ns the single vi sion, lenses worn by the young people of today. 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