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IDF0R1J M AIL TRIBUNE Dalljr. Hililila;. Wrkj J'lMitla llV til. WEIIFOKU I'KIMINU CO. It tl-tt N. Kir M. PbOM Tl HOHKIM' W RI.'HL. KdltoT B. bl'MI'IKH HUH II, U.n.ffT All IihIi pllll-lt N.,r Kotrred aa a-md eUmm matter at Med ford, Orrgun, umit-r Act of alarcb 8, 1&7V. KUHNCKilTION UATKS By Hall 1 A-hum: lUily, uti Sunday, yr $7 C0 ItHily, with Sun.Jjy, utuiitb 76 l'aiiy, wiiiiutit Suiitl4j, ycur 0.60 l4liy, wllliout humiuy, iiiui.tb ... .5 Weekly Uil Trlbui.. qh yem-.... Sou fiutidity, oi ytir S.00 bv Currier, in Advaii'-e hi Mi-dlord. Ash. Und, Jm-kBiiiiVtllf, Ontrul Point, Phoenii, T)t-(,t. Uwl.l Hill ami on UigUvny; may, wtiii huiKjjy. mourn v .70 ; Daily, without huiiday, month 65 i Dally, without Sur.d.y, out year... 7.00 J Pally, with Smutty, one year 8.00 All leriiw, CHkii in idtkitce. 1 IfKMUKR OP '1 11 K ASSOCIATED Pit ESS Kwiviiig Pull l.ad Wire Hervlw Ouly picr in city or cuui,t r ted Ting oewa by ti lct;ra')i. The AatMX-iiiU-tJ Prw ta xcluiilTly en titled to Die uw (or, publication of all Dews dinpatftira t-ri'rillrd to It or otherwla credited in tltta puft-r. and L"o to Utt local Qcwn published In-run. All riuliU fur ri'iiubllrittlon of special dl patch Tiereln are a I mo rvutrvwl. flworo dnily avrriiga cli'uU.ion for til Bioiitfaa ending April 1, ivih, 4632. Offk-lul iaiH-r of the City of Ulford. Official i:ir of Jdokmih Gounty. Advertising Ih-prNM-iitativca If. O. MOOK.VKKX t COMPANY Offirvi in hew York, Cbicugo, Detroit, Ban Francisco, Lot Angvlea, Hcattle, Port land. Ye Smudge Pot By rtliur Perry ' bllsillfHK land overpaid $110,0011,11(10 In iroiiffi'tiH of I he ihc Kovcrnim'nl income taxes last yeur, which IndU-at Iln-ir effiel- -ioy oxpcrtH w Ihihv making hper at noon lum hi-oiis. Thv front pacs are clutltred tip villi the vaporiiiKN "f "Th Happy "Warrior," and the kHHnns of the Sappy Hunters. Onre In n roon's iik. the I -I-year-old itlrt driver of an auto has a wroek on a cnui.try roail heforf inlilnifhi. Al! Bo-)d ailoM are Nerving gay colored khn that malrhes the fall hat of thp ladlen, hut what the motorist needs Is perfumed engine oil. lineal politicians are wondering which way the Hllent vote, that talks nil afternoon on the shady Hide of dm liill tiore hank. Is K'dtig to Jump. The annual shortage if hay has made ItH appearance In the valley, iih a glance about the valley plain ly Indicates. .Many stockmen will fool the ei-Jjds hy haling the crop of gladfohiH and dahlias. Pioneers convene T h u r s tl n y. There will he an old fashioned din ner at the lunch-hour', and nil are expected to eat like they drove an ox team across the plains, ami had their food supply Ktolen hy lite Vtes, the second day out. Itep. Hill llri;gs, n stuto Holon, Is still wearing his Htraw hut out of seuson. It makes him look ,,),(,... i .I..,. i " " " r arisen ns a result, tux will requirei Home high-powered iipiomacy lie may wear the straw legislature, which would I than heeoming addicted jnanla for none at all. ' worse lo ihe The last unswaiied fly of sum mer Ih clrculaihi around, and is UHftociated with corns that predict rain. H. Anderson still has u firm grip on the tall of the Tammany tiger with one hand, and a fountain pen In the other, ami can't let louse of i it her. Tnwart the seizure of the Ore gon livers by the tliabulical power oompanles, ami reviw the cindle--making Industiy In our forward looking, progressive v o m n. we 1 1th. Duve Worn! In helpliiK mil I lie niitllitffpr ef the SI. I.iiui t'urill niilM IIiIh wveli. In iln KlltllCH with Ihe VnnkeeN for Hie wtiihl rhnin IiIiiiinIiIii. .1. I' Hellli'llri ik'Im.ii Hv.hIi hi 1 il lo l In, iiIh l':tss. en An Increase Hi u.oier - covei agents has been brought about b) the niipim-ss of the morns. Several entur Hpots yestei Hay I l.-ito ihe w iihoul high j their ! bullet-proof Is. AMI. WHY (Kansas (it A professor of We NOT Start tern Itcsen of the skel tmiversity, by a study ton of the quci'ti tit ancient Cr of the ChaldecM, recently cxca ned. has discovered that ihe unfortu nate lady was slain al the age of 27 mo she could be buried with h.r husband, and now we are looking for one side or the other lo make the murder an bsu" in this cam paign, as the crime was done only 11 brief three of four thousand years ago. r.vivKissrrv ok niinooN. )-.''c.i:ni:, on. i.-i:stiii i'iii,p, K.aduale of Me, I for, I ig, school. vus Included In the pledges of Phi Hlgma Kappa In the list of nn noi.ncements given out 1'inight. The iinnimncements 1 lose the an nual rush week for rralrrnltlcs on the Ort-xon ciimpiis. Mr. I'hlpps nttracted state-wide attention us 11 liaskelhall player for ,Medf,,rd last year and Is regarded us one of the chief contenders for Ihe center position on the f reh ma n t cji m this year, uccordiiiK lo Coach Lch- !. A PLE4 FOR' SANITY TpiTK prisi(lrntial onmpiiicn is now enterin; the mad Ktiip-o. A liirffp mimlier of people fruiii now on arc- (.'oina to lie slig-litly mad. Smith supporters me (-nine l"i ,ny things ilia! a year from now will Mi-wi. oven 10 tllcln. imsilivolv crolesiino. ami Ilnnvrr; ! people arc KdiiiK to do the same ! and Kruxy Ktil .iiiiiilnueo only j I lit- peuplo are "ning- in keep I sane. So it seems to us fittinf; to consider something today that I was not produeed in this eompain, -something' that was said i before anyone in this eountry. or elsewhere, even imaL'ined llerliert Hoover and Al Smith were roiu' to he opposing eandi dates for the I'resideiiey of the I'niteil States. I i . V i . - iiem .mi. i was iveii oy thoroiiKh-Uoiiif; Denioerats, and given liifili Honor hy the Demin'iatie jiarty, the I nited State Amhassadnr to (Jrea: iiritain. the late Walter IF. I'arje: Ileiheri ll(icv?r'H orK'Ji'IziiiK Keaiuiv diploTnutle skill anil filieer native ability, plneeH liiir In Hie ironl rnifk of nutmanillni! Iniiren roilue.l liy I lie (Ileal War. Me Is a Mlanforil K'aliliiniiii) mnn, 42. and I think, tin I ile mil know, lie would II le to enter Hie imlilie Hurvleu. Now tliai we have eniei eil I lie war, I know of no man heller (iialllied I hail he in handle our lirodinlliin or inuiiitloiiK, and, while he has i-elimed the oiler of several Knniiiean ,;oveni menis lo aeeeiil uu li a pout, I believe he would accept hih Ii a po sition to serve Ills own coiuiiry. In answer to this siicccst ion he had lor a lone tune had his eye on Mr to K'VO him an important position if he everyone knows, he later Jljtpdililrtl I where he mad 1 a most listiiirMislirl n Immediately after the war the lale J'Y.ink i'ohli, then the brilliant editor of the New York World -the paper that is now lending the D'emoeralie attacks upon Hoover and helittline; his ipialirieations as I'resident - came out iif,'ressively for Hoover for I'resident. Mr. Hoover's attention was called to this and he wrote a personal letter to .Mr. Cohh explaining that he was a Kcpiihlican. . . That's a hlnw," said Cohh, "hyl the World is an independ ent newspaper and we are fur you anyway," and lie proeeeded to place Hoover's name at tin; head of the editorial pae. as the World's candidate fur the Presidency. Hoover decided lie had to make a puhlie statement as to his political' affiliations and did m. The ctTeet of this statement was such that the World ahandoned its Hoover effort, alt liouo-h until his recent nomination it him. . ' Here, then, is an example of of intent t i- II. 1, ,i t . , ol .SeetetaiN Hoover less than ten years iiKo. The natural .pies- lion is, has Hoover elianed so materially in those Ion years or i..e ti I ,. ,,f ,, n., rulers ol the Deinocralie party changed, because of the effect of political partisanship'. This sort of tiling, of course, is not confined (o the Demo, erats. Several liepuhlicau leaders have similarly altered their views of (.'ovcrnoikSniith. P.cfore tl),. campaign William Allen White paid a hig-h tribute to the Democratic candidate's liberal Views and hili qualities of leadership. Charles Kvnns Hughes, who will soon take the stump ainst Smith, praised him very highly, before he beeame the Democrat ie candidate, as a fear less and capable state executive. There is, however,, one difference between the present Demo cratic and Republican attitudes. Men like White and Hughes eontilMln tn lirnic Kiolth iu i ..t . tl,.i (',.., t i . , 1 " "' 1 ' ,M" I'oropc a jew uays ajro went regarded Smith as a trood man, in. u ne enmieiuuett His present forces which are behind him. word fur Hoover littered by tmy the campaign opened. The minded Hoover conclusion to be drawn from this situation, by fair people who refuse to yield to political hysteria, is that and .Mmlh are both pmd distinct and omifismi' nrinetnlec r ' 1 mire them both personally in doing can to secure the electimi ...... (p. . . . ; the only cntieisni that is tlmse fanatics on holh si.lcs who 1 , , . ate oi .iv. .ti 1 ..1 ... il 1: "I" '-veil li lit in tlie eiiiuli.liile lliev ntiiuive 1,11,1 nil 1 1... virtues enneeivlile In llie liuiinin their I'iivnrile. Il may nut lenullls iinil ee be significant, hut the plan in the air of junli immcdiatel I If the kid doesn't Icy to get a captain he docsn t like, lie will grow Kable : ( hice and didu 't cross a Dapper her legs. .i.si'il Hut it is always Dad' MUTT AND JEFF The Brown Derby Enters the Presidential Campaign Sir sitNGv. x NtvJCR suj You WtftR ANVTMlrJ& But A StUk HatJ vNHV THC BlfOWJrJ Dc;t?BV f W, . ip;ii'OKt) ivrAi r: tiling. In all lliis ludlalialoo j alioiit oni'-lo ilu-jr heads lllf Of li III JltT !! t (if uiul remain ciitiivlv a I'emoerat, one ot the most i one of the finest eitizens, ever j President Wilsoi replied thiit Jloover und iiiteiHlrii would aer't'ht it. As im Food .Administrator, iMird, continued to he very friendly to I ! what leading l)pnin.r!.t, thn.wrht ! vcars, or ; , , , " I loiiuri vtiicii.iic iit rivet out of his wav to sav that he capable and courageous, but policies and opposed certain We have yet to see any good of the Democratic leaders since men. but represent certain i. l.;..!. t i. . J"i"- wiiu 'i- evervthing thev legilimatclv ..,,.1 n... .i..i ..e n .1. ... ' " "' ",r ;Tanted, therefore, is ayainsl ! denv there is anvlhi.nr desir- ! ere is mix llniiif ilesir- 1 i... .t . ... . 1 mind reim.se in the linsnin nl' to it'tet adjust wave the elect ion. hit because the boys chose a 1 good Democrat. up to be t ;;'' '"frigera. cd.l. mavbe per-! newspaper potoofJ,pl,r.rcc,l hoIesonoM or cours,. it ls lur tr when it needs a new lire I AL SMITH ccuB, OLb rAVSGLF Deft?;, AMD TO SK6UJ out! UOVALTV Ta A,U HIS FAWORtTe HAT JIMMte KASkOH m.amT TOtk H tGRBV. ) Bvjsincss tip buna, hiflPKoun, Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Scried leltere pertaining lo perxonal health and byier.e. not to dlteaae diagnoela ar treatifirnt. iM b ai.wei-d by lr. Urady if a ataiiiped. a. lf-addrM.d envrlop U entioaed Uttm .huuld 1 brief ai.d written in ink. 0u.g to be Itige nuiuber of lettera re-' ceivtd, only a few cu ! nrtfl bre. So reply can be made to queries not conform li.g U iitrw;U0f. A'SreMi- Lit. William Hraily. in tare of tbia nwapapv-r. I'ood rou IIMHKW. C'jilcluiii, Vlfitttilit. I vi rciM. ImilliiK, cuokiiiK pas i' lj',liiiK i, pr,ri-rvirii.r, ma nl ini Im ini; f inanu " "piiri I'yiim" natural fnnH ifnpniiH .r t ui Jziiiy ( vtoriiiK Olid faf'tuiinr) ( d'-siroys t-Hnentiul vitamins. IJciife. i t is important tiiat )a)ii-H f--l largely on uterll-izi-)l, hoilf-ti n r pa.-ih-urizi-il milk In- kIv-ii a dally lallnn of frosh raw fruit fir vtj; Halile' juic! or jti;.-f is one n the t any fvvU fruit my f ifsh raw vt-K''tall' i-flt'ilivi'. 'I'hrs- fooiI:i tin vitamin thai prVi'iil'i liven caiiind litmahi n- tain most of lis vitamin, if It is canii' il ly tho vai iium pro C's.s, All cunning fartnrii-s ust.' Ihis proet'fiH now; soiiip hnm! caii niUK pruc-sHi'H achii'v tin' KaiiK1 rt'sull III prcsi-rvatioii of ihi; f esli tomato without hulling It in contact with the air. All moth ers should know that Infants a few weeks old may he given any fresh raw fi nit juice (hat Is wholesome for adults, and any juico that can he Miuc(zt-d out of any fresh veg etahle In the raw slate, especially greeiiH or green vegetables xuch an cabbage, lettuce, pt-as, beans, spin ach, asparagus, cucumbers, ! .lust how early it may be wise: j to begin to feed the bahy the pulp ; of the fruit fir vegetable is a much- ; I tion f hesitate to try to answer j definitely. Xolwithstanding t h o j j notions of old time Infant special-J fists, I believe It Ih good scientific j ' practice as well as common sense, to give the bahy food lo chew as soon as the bahy has teeth to chew; with. liy this rule, most infants, will he content with the clear juice, of fruit or vegetable for the first! five mouths of life. After that,1 It is wise. I think, to begin feed-' lag the infant a, small amount of: the fruit or vegetable pulp daily, j alter t lie pulp has been run through a collendcr or coarse sieve. if the mother fears that , lie i,:,l- e't tn,.,.si" such iriin "' v,K''i:ihle pulp In the raw stun-, "el her eoolc the fniil or vectahtf a little first, and after a few weeks try clving some raw. 1 believe It is just as hea 1th ful and as safe to give a bahy six or eight months old a clean raw carrot to suck or gnaw on us It is for the little pick aninnies to suck raw iugar cane and they thrive on it. Some babies prefer raw potatoes, or raw turnip. Older children often crave t hese items of raw food and are' ton often denied the Very thHl t hey need. ( 1 older children Iwo to six youi'i old should have some kind uf fresh raw vegetables to eat daily; If the child does not crave the Whole vegetable ( Well . washed lot ! not peeled), then let mother chopj grate or masn uie vegetaide up and concoct some kind of dish with it to appeal to the child's taste. 1 think nil vegetables or fruit to by consumed in the whole raw sta should be first thoroughly waheif' with soap and water, rliwcd well, to remove any trace of soapy taste, and served cut Ire. Lesidcs providing essential vita. mi ns. such law food provides an adequate calcium ( time I ration a ml other necessary mineral t ie. m- nlv, wholesome bulk hi the di gesiive organs ami most import ant of all valuable exercise fur t'le laws ( a recogniZ'-d factor in .he development nm mi sound teeth and the muscle of di InUscle of exere- for h.'Hon ud the tion. In short, oh ;,.s',,,rli,,'w -;ilinil. slluly anil "i ini- imitimc- '"hi 1 oai 1 a w . i.-imi's :i rill It ill's rt'Mihir fnmls fur ri'iculiir rhil- .In 11. 1 , r i:s r It INS AM) A X SV 1:11s I Milk fur Children I What do you think of untested jnulk? We have to give it t, rj children. Would vuu kindly tell I me how lo pasteurize it ".' t Mrs. ! H. W. j Answer. It was good enough 1 for our children, lr you can get jibe milk delivered a few hours nf- ' tor nit mnuim:. and keep u 1000. .always a safeguard if the cow or i cows be tuberculin tested. In' 1 1 many cities now only pasteurized j soio ex- epl. Bur if iftstc. AALkGv5 AMT ArJt cmrt?. Th UJGAV? THftv AT nlASi mcttc pulp. Tniiuitii lM-.4t (hnH, hi i Juio is fijiialri sciiivy. '""f&l. U y1 okkoov; Monday, octorek i. i2s. Iv.lil-n is pni.iucfil am! marbi-tr-l , umit-r :iri i mt-.li. al an.) haniiary LUpf-rvibion. .Milk la pasteurized j liy lit-alini; it up to 4 0-1 4T ! I j,r-'H J-"., (Inn not hifjln-r) anil IiohTin a. that tMinpf-rultiro 20 to : 30 iiiinuit-s. tli-n cooling. . i h ' "par hoiliiiK" is sufficient to kill off nnv MllM 1- l.ai-illl. tyifhniil bacilli, or oilier dang.-rous dlse;i gcrios present in tin- milk. f 1 weit. nut reasonable sine about the milk. I'd boil it five minutes, rath er than attetpot to pasteurize. Then for 'the children y.u , an include in the daily ration some kind of fresh fruit juice or fresh fruit mi l to provide the a tit iscoi bui i.- vita min ibat the boiling destroys. Home pa.slenrizing Is rather a dif ficult and troublesome process, j Xo Itecr for C hildren ; Doctors have recommended illume made beer for a woman who ; has a run down condition caused from t u heron lusts. This lady a 1 ' lows her threr-y, ,( ihuihler 'to drink ii too. Is It in any way , harmful for either ,f them. (.Mis ; I.. It.) Ans. Certainly it is harmful for j the child, only the doctor can i decide whether it is harmful or : helpful for tin- patient. ; (Hamming; the (;ame : . Shouhi an athlete in training eat .candy or chew giim? I have heard i M is hard on the ind. I am 1 7 j years old. and e.it candy mmli-r-; ately. ami would lilie very mm-h to kio.w whether it is bad for the wind. I M. W. K. ) Answer.-- do not believe the i gum chewing has any sii. h effeei. though a well trained at h lei.. ! onuht to have better control of his "nerves" than a gum chewing in-, dividual lias. Athletes may have j a fairly liberjti ration of good can-j dy sugar is rather a help to the "w ind." A t h b-t ic young persons may consume candy and ut her sweets in greati'i' quantity than In active young persuns can, because their muscular exertion quickly burns up this fuel. nur, 11 111 w. . iiinn stath ii. got kn.H lieil down t an , uailv Ih in t'.li.y, when lie askifl I v" fMM I 'wuinncaii caiKituaic rci- sheriff, hou his oil nuz. Any kind 1 oT a relief faun f Hi' hill would public. he a great J ' Quill Points means of slimy- I , t.it I'liemv cniilil lii k ,i. first sli p tn gi'i'.ing anuth 'r liilliun iliillar apii-i)it'laliiiii Correct this sentenc through my closets. I looked ! Ul she. "and found nothing that should br t brown a ay." It's easy to pic ' who don't belong 'church. They area th ' village the same en't fighting. ays the question : Mr. Drown, meet Victor Drown raze has ended. lour kid. 1 (-,vl,l;,;l,iun-s ,, nssur(,(,. Thm..llillir m;i(.hi.,erv Will leave! n ... .1' 1 1 ' .... ..I i 11 i, mm, win ne 001 cu 10 oca 1 o. i.nue oook review ior tooay: hook n "(ieneral Crack" t,y c.eorge 1'reeily i 1 v yrw ' I . o Rippling Rhymes (By Walt Mason.) TAi.Kivf; m.i:ks The IWf-y man sits at his desk and labors till he's sad and sure. Hid Uses language picturesque, when cullers Journey to his iloor. The callers fill hin heart with fear, they till with dew his patient eyes; '-Tell them to come around next year," he to his secretary cries. And yn he L'ets an eil fam as being churlish, sour as gall; It seenis indeed a beastly shame that he Won't nee Hie folks w ho call, "lie's like a bean with ulcered head," the disappointed people ay; "He should he cordial, but instead he bids us chase our selves away. No human kind ness warms his heart when genial, friendly people call; he thinks he is ext reinely smart, but he's a boiichead. after all. No man is wise who bars his door against his fellow dames and men; hitt soul is sour, his head is sore, who bars himself within his den." Hut when the busy ntan explains, he says lie acts in nef defense; "I have no time for idle swains who talk much wind and little sense. You can't cui.vluce the careless man that lime is worth as much as gold; upon some futile, bootless plan a lengthy discourse he will hold. Kach caller has a bulg ing mind stored up with words in fain would yelp; each caller has an ax to grind, and cannot grind it without help. Xo caller is prepared to .speak his mes sage without waste of time; he wants to lecture for a week in ireek ami Latin, prose and rhyme. The man who has his chores to do must risk the charge of being sore; he always must he crying 'Shoo," and putting padlocks on the door." (Hodd. Mead & Co.) An lluuest-to- Koounes.s Historical novel. wdhtodav on a flight from London to Rights and loves. Like a Hweet India. Wise Hritain takes flying ! iHiuell in a land of decayed litera- seriously. ' ture. f Another good way to acquire n vocabulary is to try making the old tires last through the winter.! Kahle; tor died Once upon a time a doc and several of his for mer patients paid his widow ivhat they owed him. Apparently n padlock is a lit tle hickey placed on the door to 1 keep New York police from both ering the bootleggers inside. Americanism: lieing the rich man to show are just as Important rude t'o him you as he i; ! feeling outraged because was rude to you. nobody The old-fashioned country boy never drovo up and honked in front of his giiTs house, but oc casionally the mule seemed to have the same idea. If the kid doesn't try to get a hit because the boys chose a cap tain he don't like, he will grow up to be a good Democrat. Free people are those who over- threw the royalty and nobility j .v.i f-oMieu mem una now icuve j government to job-holders scorn. lt nwle,M,. o h.,nl1. if, llt Ulo 0Iui of the firs; v(ia,; she asks him if he still loves hcr and he answers 'Th-hnh." Home school teachers feel no urge to slay anything, and othersl have pupils whose mothers call them "darling." I When a wife lieinH to yearn fr the higher things of life, sin- has fniind sinne Hweet-seented Hill I 'ho Hyinlnil hlzes with her. I , ,. . Appendix; An extia that doe'. j not do anything except make I trouble. Somewhat like a fore- man. ' tun. ! . . , , .... ! Com ct this sentence; "Now have l his piece of furni -iaid she. "I'll never wan. thing- tor Ihe house." ,that I I till e another Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One.) cideil tn trv 'counter rovoluflnn Their nhin xvnvt tn blow on bi-iili' I 1 (kill and terrorize. When n giri in j (ineir connuence. Ainauta Kruova. threatened to tell they drowned her. IT'S BGlrJMING TO LOOK UKG. AM AL SMTV LAfJliSLle ft<LX PIWTDIOTUL lAliOT? I intend to vote for for President at the November I am registered s Signed (Name) , Address - - (Fill out and mail to Stravf-Ballot-Conteat-Editor, Mail Tribune, Mcdford, Oregon). "Crime, of passion," naid Hussion Justice, Hentencinj; iwo youns men to ten years in jail. Learnin;; later that ft was counter revolution, not "passion," Russian justice will probably execute the yoiin-T men and several of their associates. China, preparing a regular tariff, like western naliotiii. does NOT please the western nations. They wish to (lump whatever they have for sale onto the Chinese market freely, at least to regulate any tar ilt collect Chinese duties, unit pay themselves the money that China owes them, 4 China has a long way to go on her new tariff journey, before pro ducing the steel mills of l'ittslmr:h, or silk milts of France. Hut with out tariff protection, mich a conn- try as China exists merely for the benefit of other nations, just as ours would do. f Oovornors Island, souih of Man hattan, in the shadows of New York'H greatest skyscrapers, offers an admirable, ready-made, aviation field. The government proposes to spoil it with barracks that might he lo cated anywhere else. That represents foolish waste of great opportunity. Congressman W. W. Cohen, of New York, asks the government to change Its plan and use Governors Island for an airport. Secretary ol" War Davis, practi cal, able young man, may decide to consider Congressman Cohen's suggestion. Tiff lMllHti Siisnmi ntwlr unff n. tniv fur air Uw I :r..il i.rit.-.iii titnrli ! FamOUS Comedian at Rial to Today Chnrlic Murray Is in town! Kor years even before the gen ial genius of stage, screen and vaudeville comedy made his debut In split-reel "mirthqiiakes" of th" silvcrshect, that announcement has had special meaning. To adults, chlldi en, folks of nil ages and hoth sexes, it was the equiva lent of savimr "Th eireii.t is liprc- In PJalto "The Head Man,' theatre, however, the the e is a new Charlie Mm ray. The picture, th delightfully whimsical novel ''The Boss of Little AVcady." is by far the best in which the famous co inedinn has ever appeared. While it is brimful of every sort of fun, it is also a logical, cleverly-evolved and very human picture. Things happen as they do In life, not with that inconse- quenlial haplmzardness of farce comedy. And Murray, in the fea- mred title role, gets his first hance at pathos, drama and real- istie character poitrayal. f 'The River Pirate" Hunt's Craterian "The River Pirate," furnished delightful entertainment at Hunt's Oaleria n last night. T1"' readers of the daring dei-ds of "H"'- l''l inl:. Sandy, the "Shark." Deleetive crisp and Atarjnrie. saw "'" iiiiiiui. : a.,, .11 1,1,, light to life. "The Kiver Iirate." is the kind of picture that Is advertised hv those who see it to their friend- Victor McLaglen. in th role of j i riuiK. sllrpassi's liis ,-ri,at i eli.nai tiTizalU.i. as Caplaiir I'lagg ; ill "What Prlee (limy ." .,,is j .Mnran is ili lig hi fill as M i i j, laud Nick Stuart as Sandy. Kai le 1'oxe as Shrak. and Di.nald Crisp as Deieelive Caxlen also give splendid lierformanees. ! Tvo of the funniest remedy aels' 1 of Talkies and the Talking News la I go to make enterlafntnei up of th i- l., have eks. Klamath Kails. Muskrat ing is snccessfu! new Industry or I , stills section. Z9 ekctioif. . ..(Name party) STRAW VOTE IS I'll I LA ILLi'H I A. o.t. 1. Her bert Hoover i- mak ng a rapid gain among tin country's fanner voters, accoiding lo the latest tab ulation of the nation-wide straw vote being conducted by the Karm- Join nal, n a t i o n a 1 agricultural i mnthly A month ago the He- . pi:hl: and Democratic candi dates were separated by less than L'tilHI Votes, but the September fig ures give Hoover riT.so; ami Smith ;M I'M of the (iH.o;;! ballots so far cast. The magazine comments that "farm pie in 20 states have given .Mr. Hoover such consistent majorities that it seems proper to label them "Itepublicim" so far a the farm vole is concerned, 'life states, with ihe straw ballots so far cast, follow: I oover Smith .California t.uss l,L':iu Colorado L'::i 1 l 7 iConneeliciit ... L'Tti 177 Delaware 127 !! I Idaho T.:i!l 2tiS j Illinois 2.4K4 1.U7D Indiana 2,r.:t7 l.--' l J'ansas 1.252 41 ; Maine 4 1 0 2 1 ti Maryland :iN l:!4 Alassaebusetts V f t 20S I .Missouri 1,443 liS7 Nebraska y.i.'la Li'.r.n I New Hampshire .... 110 4T jNew Jersey 5 MI ' 244 New Yoik 1.S00 1.21r ithio 2,21 1 1,571 j Oregon liny 4K.t Pennsylvania l.fiSO 7.S!i Jthode Island no 37 Texas 2,040 l,tfl Ctah 112 5.r Vermont i;34 17 Virginia ;i75 235f Washington 7o;t :t3S West Virginia 7S 257 Kleven states, according to the. summary, can In marked "prob ably lieinocratlc." They are Ala bama. Arizona. Kloiida, Ceoreia. 1 ouisiana. Mississippi, x e v a d,a. New Mexico. North Carolina, South arotina and North Dakota. arc Aged Man Gets Campaign Cigar From Al Smith C-IIICACO. Oct. .(, Xot every man ran smoke a presidential candidate's cigar. 4 ami there Is only one on rec- ord who has procured ono alter tlie fashion of an aged mnn with an Irish accent, who was iimiing those wel coming ;v. Alfred K. Smith last night. When fine. Smith appeared on the rear platform of his special train he carried un unlighted cigar. During the lirief welcoming he paused In his handshaking lung enough to .light it. and the man with 5 the Irish accent askcl for It. 4 "W-why." said tlovernor Smith, "you're kidding." ".Never a hit am 1." the man responded reaching for Ihe cigar, and hetween puffs he declared, "it's nut every man that , Smiili cigar. :in smoke an Al Trinngle Victim lniimve.s. t'OUTI.A.Nl). ()re.. Oct. 'l.iJFt -l.ucill,, snu.'tzer. 2:1, shot l.v jealous lover, who ended his own life, was much improved nt 11 n (hospital here today. (Hen llarrt ison. ;i2. was the Infal tinted man j who wnlted until Miss Snieltzer catch- returned In her apartment early Sunday to shoot and then turn Ihe gun nn himself. By BUD FISHER iOd 0
