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Offuial paper of the f-tly of MittVrL
Off.al (-if of t'tf.ty.
fiwom d.iy rerjr ctTiii'i'-o lor ix -
bo&Uii er-J- A(rii 1, litJ.9, 41,11.
If. C. MOOK.VSKN COMPANY
riKa in f lor, i.hom, ueiroii, .
San ra(Kiato, lx AiU, ltOe, lort- J
laud.
Ye Smudge Pot
Ii Arthur Furry
SinakniR of K-n ;uf;ire in
'hi-:it,'', five titiit rf w-ie tifU(;lu
lutl in th" lillieif.J nt-;if ;f ttu
t.iie and adjoining st!ton in
WiiwhiiiKlon Iat Moieluy hh deer.
Three wIktb tiw-y f -1 1 an-1
two nmi.ett the t,vuiU. Tti-;
-hi..-;.ir K;iuwr have all th-
Ik-ft f the at t;uii' nt. n t tiy at
l lint know what they are fhoutlns '.
til. ,
Several h'avt have he-n M-en ti j
fall Die la-t week, and more are
expected to do likewise.
. ... i
it it look like :
faree und
Juiit ahout the lui:
1'roltthltion wmh
fiK7.lt. a fuarin nf eriforeenn'iit '
HK'-ntM, liinhuxhed behind a truck'
load tti hooze, Jeap fol tll to hr-jze (
a inoreor-le44 ft U tulfH, tioioe-
tie i r-do.w t-ll ( -ni'iity of the .
( onwtliutloit uni hiuiKelf. I
out m;i:i:i-: i i-statk '
(Salem ( apUal fmirmtl)
One it it it hi-ait of a f.t(ht
tt any kind In tin valhy. ,
lmfufj(? Im-c I- a lfiin un
kii'ittii. While ih-r- .- ij''nl"
of hackhitiiit; und kkii, tit" .
only thliiit w have i-ver j
anotie e.Ttil'd ahouf, it t tt -iMle
r fellou n t elision, and
vep I In-'- M liOdt'" OUl IfU I Hi H
nt'iii -i"nd t h'-ntM-Jv, . '
The '.aJ-dn-vjklK ait- v.eatini'
Vagabond fuli-, and tloy look
hunt.
Krin Col. -in. in oit nid.u-K uo-I and travel by air heinu' an entirely new devt htpmcut, such u'
1 (iff to lh hoitpilnl to K" il i'll ' f . l ' I i i , . i . .i
hrok.- ( a run- f.,i hi- aiJiiiK ' ' ' " " 11 htKliijf Mud liiu:t lii'st he eonstrileted.
whin. .Mr, t'oi.-rnan thoiiehi t The d-cision of the ( ireiiit ( Viin t cannot he final, hut
ol havitiK the r-H-tatloit pet frinf d . r n . i i. i
l.y a 14 far-od iriii auio dri-r l0',s so n,idly upon all consuleral Puis of reality and common
i.ui tin y m,, too uni'ttaiii a to J sense, that af firmation by the State Supreme- Court would seem
wiiai im-v u in t.ri.'ii (imf in i-t ii.
Ite
about when they will do it.
I 'I lie weather pn ail for far
liKTH wlnt me behind with their
du k-hhooitiiR.
tti We.-t,- an tr-Kin Ifi-nno-nit
of f-itiiheiii and a dryin -H that
' i mII'" i '.lrl ovn- ti- im- ;
liodiw aitli extellnc ottitor' in be-j
b.-n id A. i: Si., i th Mr Wi-r.1 i
tail mi di-Kii-l. .1 vmiIi .Mr. S h.
h-i.iii. uh iionilnaiion fnr the,
.I'll II. V. tll.lt f l.-flln, ... I., i
ii. I tin- ..in. -nil. .11 mill .'in in. .1 ;
.,.1.. iiuwi. . i,,..t .,r
to) tied llitiiKi If itlslili' nut
poliiie'illv. be n w.istint; hit wind
on hlH nalive loath. He Mwulil br
export.-d to TcMiK, m hl h ir unink
Ii- l-tildi. .111. iui'i (iy iiiul fatj it
fiom mi uiili Iy a linili.
The f
-1 tr.
(hi- pun
Fdiank.
ipkin.
und lie- i'.ii
t'lnah
All the dt i iuilnatln-.- di -ei j
iinoMiK th- He-. h;nl tto-n
Ho fci v. lui h an- 11 II the Vcutir
nboilt thf 'ainpUfc. on bi-ioi'- th"-
I Ii si rain-duo,
yef-terday.
hit th.- paveiniiit
i:i:st w isi;t i;.( k
m;i:k --"u.e r..i ,'
l'ot'd. and -ti hat if. more.
It. hod wi'k." -Sp"k.'in
tiiiin- lt- n u . )
I'
tiii:
tH'
deiiveied :
Within tin- w.-ik
Inover. hlll Mr.'
emitted a ilo.int
Mr. Mi-rbert
of tin- I llp .
mout tiful It
Wan not suspect e. I he tool one in
Ii'in. Said Herbert in reply to the;
foe. Who has been a-hlloUsly kid- !
ding the faimeis and the guld-fi-b: '
"The agrlciilttn i-t cm tint '
sell Ids kiii plus i rop to pc'dt j
w ho have no Job.-. "
This Is an amateur stiappv come
Lack, but Mh logic U dt-wisiatlntf
l" could have leioarked:
Fanner m t ui ge.i t,t ilunaie
I heir veifciable-. for uae in the !
noup-kttchi ii mod p. and me w el - j
come to call and have moiie ot it I
There tire only three e;n s and six !
months h ft of the present einu-
t-rattc atlniinifitnitioti. j
In order that the Aonon poi-1l-lans"itjay
participate in I tie hub'
labalou, over the nutinti nence tf
the sacred Rogue liver a a sam
ttiaiy for Mcclhcaii. and not fee) ;
they nit cubing, the power dums 1
vH beieaftei be known an powci 1
iJtn ns. 1
A hiimatiltai-ian election wuci
h rcrmenticK The pi opo-lUoli h
for James !rleve ut Prospect, not
to wear bis mw boy loit im. mm e,
lio nmiter who ii elected. !
Three riti7.'iis hav t'-lurned ';
fiom J'nilntol. wh'ue th-y atiend- i
ed to business Poitiers, and beeaiiK- j
tit disgusted with thi'mwlves find (
the metropolis. Ih.il tlo v laid the .
foondrite.fi foi '- crc.pbu toil j
Jiohes, J
LINDBEEGH ENDORSES HOOVER
T
f ll. rlM-it
!! nf lln- llUno-t illl I .11 ;i
in fhi.s 'iiiii!ry cfiul'l -ii''t iuy
lliiiii lln' Miiuliii' Iiit") i.f tin' ri r-t
Ili'i-r in a vonim In. in uiimi
j'nl'-'im-iil every1
iiiidi- of jtoliri., it lias U-m
, tj"j''(i. immediately i T T-r .Mr. Jloover . iio'iiiJi'ttioii. ofu rvl to
;i i t liim in tin- campaign.
Wiiiif r'''-.ii iy in S.ui Kran-'iseo. the n'nt wtjI't was t I
'by ;i e)o-e frlrml nf loioiio r'lt lii.it Secrary Hoover, i t--j -;ijiiin-'i.iTi
i- i.f LimHo-ru'li offer. ne ert lif-lev. inl vised hnn
au'aiict it. n Hie r'Hiiui that i-iil'-rinir jMr'is.ni j-oIum.--, niv'i.
j i;jjj;iir his cxf ntoniijiary usef ohies., as a force for ;'oo(l both in
! tf.is country ami abio;iiI,
That report may or uuiy not In- true hit! it certainly con
r , , . , .
" ' ' "li'-'i'i iipii
im of Mr. Noov-r Wiaia t r.
Il i- jbabV that Kiinlfn-r''li
far takniL' any '-rvnaj part
i, i - ,
; titmU ill the proeui clcrtion.
... .,, ,
HIS a llllOIIII,''l(l''Ut Will IiaVf a
paj-li'-ularly upon tin
CoJoiM! Lindhi'i-'-'h a- ll;
Minitf
c lnrr
whom in every way they with to emulate.
I'ut it means more than that. It demonstrat-. n notinir,'
'Ik eniihl. the emiiiie ent h iHia'-iii Mid iineoniproinisiii loyalty
whieli, in spite of hi lmrteiiniiii;s as a spel hindiiiu' pnii: ii-iim.
Ir. !loiver annites amontr those with whom he it closely aso.
ciated.
As Secretary of the Department of Comiiteree, Mr. Hoover
beefiine, eehll iea 1 Iy. I,ilui!)elL'h S h'ts. Tlie hitter's illHiiedhtte
detii-e to help his chief, rryardlt'is of consennenees as far u
his personal a ltd universal popularity was eoneeri:i'i, merely
cliiiehi's the iVt that in his own and very rpiii-1 way Hoover
hi xh(f tlvri.My ti inline- and Ml.'Cfsslful leader-
wi'p-
' ,
MED FORD'S AIRPORT DECISION
T " A hivmait, the deei.siidi of
I
Imii'l', tleelaiinii a iiiuiiieipal
pal
stitut pii, seems the only seusihlc int'-rpretation any t-ourt foiild
make.
If a nniuieipal eanip for autoinohiles is a jMililie service, and
if a municipal union station for railroads is a puhlic purpose,
then it would MM-iii a niunieipal statittii for airplanes must fall in
th'" same eateL'nry.
For certainly the airplane of the future is to he as important
a medium of transportation as the railroad id the past, or th
ailtomohile of the present.
The onmth i.f airplane t ravel is now he out si am I'm
feature of transportation devclopnunt , In another ten years il
seems certain that rapid transporlat ton of passengers, mail and
cxpri'ss, will he almost entirely confined to the air. .
I'rohahly the only reason for douht lies in the fact that our,
Icial svsti'in rests upon a foundation of precedent and tradition.
to be the
.itahlc
lUlteome.
AIR HEROES OF PEACE
SI'KA K l ! nf iiirilm... ill.. il...ii)iiilil. in'riili'iit near I!..m'-Imii-i.'
..strnlny. wlii.-li ivmiIIo.I in the dratli nf I). I'. I .n
vii ii nl' I,.im Anrlrs iiiul llir si'i iiniis iii.ini'y uf Mail I'ilot (I'mn:
I)iiii.iIiN.ii. will pi. ilial.lv I... . Iiiiiiii.ili'.l as a l.azanl nf air flvii....
ill the Hear filtlin
i...
.
'
.'uiiio In lliis iiiiintrv Minn In
,. 11M. r !,. 1(.vlvil
1o t he orotiud.
Kventually this appliance will be pcrl'cetcd nojloiibt, mi a
plane caught in a dense fnu, as wjis the fate of 1 )onald'sou
ship, can settle to earth anywhere, as liohlly and .safely as a bird.
Il is also probable that the airplane parachute will he per
fected which, in case of arcident, ill briur a disabled plane to
earth without serious damaL'e cither l the plane or the passeii
Ljers.
onsidcriuu' t he rdat i ve i in mat urity of air t ransportat ion.
w castuilty record nf the coast ait mail service is iistonishinu'lv
small. And mdhiui is more iiispirinir than the spirit di.sphtved
fi' t hi-se voi 1 1 ir ii- in ii tl i.i b.
themselves, speed on, day after
pose uppermost, to jfet the
! the service mtty be increased and
I he t fficicntlv .served.
MUTT AND JEFF It
A BROWN) CB( 1 AC
FAoRiT HAT SONc OF OS t
PROtNtrOV CrVXOCk'rSTS tR
WA(?IN& HAT CK ACS TO 1H0W
wc'fte for HtN x've. ajorm .
THtS Owe THRL tAV& ANl J
tMUTT AIN'T leSTOeU --
YT Tee Hee:
-M-
Q;1
l)o"V. r liy "l.iml.v" is j it
li-r Til" "orl 'il 11" iluliviiil;il
ma k lint .-.wit'-It mon; voti-i
NVw Yurk I'.iiU vilo flight.
v -r'i'ii- ailmiroi, ami iyIiok-
tii'di.' li
si; dose to the
time tiijil i.imt-
knovjj for sinr
e t .. It i
m -mi. iivnri mhiii- iri'ltiuiitl
and iii''uf-
will foiluw out tiii jhJvhm. a
in the cainpa I'.'M i rttii'vnif
ii i , . , .
. .
I I't'IlK IIUOIK S('l) Illl) t(l T a I WfiM't.
vil I- who .r""'r!y n-ani
and id'al of Ano-riraM voutii.
.JudL'e .1. W. Hamii
airport a "puhlie
iiiiltou of Ifose
airport a pnblie purpose in-
r .1... ..;...).. .111 ..;....) .. :i.
III
ili'iuniist ral .' his lilam1 wliirli. I
can descend almost verth alh
.i- i,. ... ........ 11....- ..r . I . ..
day, in rain or shine, with one
mad thr'MiL'h. so the prestiire of
the people of the country may
Lasted Three Days.
SMITH'S
Personal Health Service
2f WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
treat if.-?.:. w:"I W nwl ty W Hr : :f C-
L-tir "1 t ttfiW ai.j :i.tra t l: a. r
ciiI. or. )' i f' can ar.w-' (.;".
iug to u.nnjtiji. .: Iji. 1 ilium Ural;.
DYE IF YOU WISH
A freqi;(-at ii- ry i. .viiet!.er tf'.
ut of Imir dye as-t-s in-sarii'v.
H?v-r.il y-hri n '-t 1 ra-shty attrnpf
ed to pnn: a r-' and direct: :i-
r ine u-e ni
i.air dye in th.
coi'Jiii.'i. I cat:r.'.
.sity that reati'-r-'
w iiu tried it v.-r
tiazy a?out tre
rv;il.-. b it ! do
suj-t-ct somt- o'
them were mad.
Ti.e hair dye
busine-?ii in j
'i''i'I!"ahle srat'.'
ordinary h :ju --.
for Miciet in :ht-
It ntsfum t!:st
KU'.'h a-, ma)-.;
tro fry iT iio- '-u;inf-i. inviu .
f;uWf in th. lifcir restorer i:r,e.
Tiir i'Ubiic ha l-en edncatL-d to
-xk- t the ond'-rf'it new ha.:r
tome fr r-.-:0!rr to 'irim; haci xh'
orii-'inal hair or the naiusal .ui:.
ati :f you do not a.-vire the -s'u-'ctr
I hat your muff wit! work the-.-iiiiraeh-s
yon tan'i (:!! hint more
than a trial jact-.a'-e. owin to ?h
liberality of eonipetition in th'
matter of ailvai!'.- proinis-es am!
phon i;ar;intt -.'
Konif p-yi hok-iiral authority t-s-timaiev
tj,; moron pop1! la inn- M
t ho t " n i t r-o State a a r som- w he r
in the neighborhood of .-".ooo.mii..
Moronh are inuiviii iai.- whoe mei.
tal taoaUty h linnied to that of a
normal child from to " years ol
af. This explain- how the hair
toni- hu.iinesf c-jn thrive in spite
of di-dionest y
When anyone offers a remedy
whieh will restore the natura!
color to liiay hair, or one which
will make, hair grow on a hahl head
there in a one-to-fo':r chance that
the prospect will bay the stuff.
That's the main fault with moron
it y.
We have jo-verelv criti ised the
cosmetic no-itrarn-i that are widely
sold for the hair, a nil t:ie.-e no
trums ha v- deserved every bit of
the ceii.Miie that healih authorities
ver w here have lah! upon them.
If aav ijnsines-i firm mixes ii a
hit of I'-ad aiet.ite istnrar of lead1
and siilphur. arnl wells it with tlr
iisj,iiraiiee that it is "not a hair
dye," .tail if the proper place for
the swindlers.
I have before nie a list of 11 nos
trum! all of which purport to "re
More n at tn al color' to uray hair,
and aii ol w hh h aie in fact ini
tures of had and iilphur. and
therefore tan only dye hair hl.nl;
or very dark hroV'n. How tr.
pri-d a red headed j'h ker must
he if he uses one of these lak
lUKtrmns to restore the or: :inal
color W his iirayin-4 hair! A ltd n4!i
I know the fa's" pretensions o
these 1 "restore! ,." I should not
hesitate to ur'e any of them Ui ily.
my own hair or keep It from show
inn ray. if I believed such prac
tice would u'ive me any advantage
oi a'hl to my hajpiness.
.It is not dangerous, in my opin
ion, to u-ie ld acetate and sul
phur mixtures for the d?ijtj; of
one'. hair. 1 have faii"d to find
any coii inciiu evidence that thi
I'oison t lead i ever causes any se
rious imseipiences w hen employed
from time to .lime as a hair dye.
That is why I say 1 should not
l.esitate to use 't on my own hair
-if I had enough hair to touch im.
Some oilier noMi-tims are ipilcliei
in ef fi-ct These dept nd. usually,
on silver nitrate ihinfr caustici--w
hit h. tiK .many know, blackens
skin or hair on e pnsure lo kuii-liL-ht.
My ophilt 'ii ts that even the
silver nit rule com oct hms- -there
are three or four nostrur.s of thh
chcs op thi-. nuul.'-t are i eaon
ahly ate to um
Il is sad to si a yoiii! wnman'
hair luinni: pray pjeniai urel . tt
seems In ine sueh a woiuhii otuht
lo rcMirt to artifice P stave ofi
the may dayi-. ut as sh" iisps art I-
fiee to touch lip her com pr inn.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Oread White Spots on Nails
Thi'ie an- while spots on my fin
ku iiail.i. I haw uotiei d them for
ner a yeat I was told by a drui;
less doctor that ihev indicate ....
i Tivs K It.
Answer The w liiic spots have
no si.:nttii iiiier. They aie tHitally ,
line tn (riflinis', peiliaps unnoticed.!
ini'iLicK of the nail. Crohahly the
dumiess doctor entered the thuil
less "coHene" without even com i
pletimi a htth school coin-.e. He
pent n few weelts, or possibly two
yearn at the longest. HCtpdiina his
rtrii;l;i?i education. Mrs, Sumsev
or Mr. Hen Told i as well (juali
fied to UUpi-nse palholoii al infor-,
mation. put, us 1. T. Ihtrnuin nh
serve! ...
Not Bad
I I I" .- J I . I LIAM TAkMI.'C I - A V'J - I h -I. ' I
ir-f fc-Jf r.et ts io-fai dkf?is r
BUT DYE SAFELY
All R-gnt. Rub It In
J wati to thuK you for our val-
ua -i- Wv.t t uwut my sty-,--
;.ro-I a zrvai h-'p to me. Hit
th-rrv r.c;f::::j iike con found in -i
t!ir do tor -o i fay in the letter
that a course of b-aetrriai Taccir.r.-
may hrini.' rt-siatacLe up suf ficiently
lo resTore irarnur.ity aam-ft the pu
pr :-d'a 'rni-". L::t a certain
iifu tor a.-ure- ns tt:ere is no toith
thin- . " re.si stance." that it in only
irnriiunity and never absolute a
that .... W. R H.t
Answer Your trick It Ls no e
te;i'.aion. hut i mu-o. eXiaia that
I wrote the letter about styes le
fore 1 'ot that stuff aljout the non
entity of r-is:ance" off my cheaT
Hat you know what I mean.
Sweat -ng Hands
I have used your chromiir acid
rec;:f to orevtLt fin-?4r i-er.splra-t:on.
and it U very s-itLsfaetory.
.niy ! am afraid lecaus' of the
(toisonoud quaiitie-i of chromic acid.
Is there any danger in hand! in-
food or in putting the finder to
one's mouth when one i-f usin ihia
tormuia? 'Misa W. ..
Answer. No. The formula calls
for uraiiift of chromic acid dis-Kolvt-d
in au t,un r- of water. Paint
the skin of the pahns or palmar
sciiace of fitiL-urs once daily .with
tiiis hf ptThap a wtek. It it
firy on. It do -s s'ain the kin yel
low tenipranly. if that Is an ole
ef-tion. liut it is not tiaiiuerou.s.
If the yellow stain ir obje- tionahle
the next best local application to
prevent sweatin of j-alms or fin--'rs
is a weak formaldehyde oint-mc-nt
say a drachm of the stand
ard 4v per cent formalin in the
ounce of ointment.
Eyes, Eears, Nose. Throat
f'ould you tf.-l! me th- best place
in Woreeter to have eyes and ears
examined? iMrs. A. N.
Answer. Send a stamped ad
(ires;:rd enveloae. repeat your re-(;:-.
and I'll mail names and ad
dresses of s:''Cialitf whom I con
sider the bet ries.
Copyright. John F. Uille Co l
rum "
m ,ma
II.. A " 'I ri
,lc. Nicltidn- Murray Hutlcr
come tint IV r Miillh. an then wen i
In I'cr IIoowt. thus gltiin' two
I lantctl g i m x I dashes o' front page
put Ih ily. '(Mi .ion nct'tln' laugh.
I'll Ire back aroirnd - :t o'clock.";
-aid Mis- Pup" Item Icy f h r
niollier. as -he starictl off I' -cIiimi)
I his niornlii. '
Quill Points
I ild lini'biu b id his limitations,
but be did n t stop on the track
plt bee.iu-e the ihix-r had lio
SCl-e.
U ill P-.gi ! cm t u t ;o h the
Vaf.-ly of planes li r a n hile. Hi
is taking the place of an ator who
was hint in one
No cause can survive if" its only
iin-niT lit Til l cis in is t lie charge
lhat criticism is wicked.
Age has citinpcnsal ions. Vmi
can paik in a clos.-r pl.o-e when
the car gels so old another tbut
doesn't matter.
If good men won't lodd office
1 a use il might hurt business.
the Oi fires must I." held b men
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Rippling
Rhymes
(Br Walt lf&on.
Till: -vs,!s;.
Yvj tvll nit- Wh;psaw Whip-pl-
is ir.k:ns pr-tty low; h? -j
n in.diifTd Im tippU-. as he
w tv and trj. when ywj
a p p r u a t- h my JweJiin-; I'd
rj.:h-r hear yvj ieU:ni; of ruM-s
ript t for srwliir.';;. and lilies
winu- a snow. 1 do nut car-
f.r stories of n.vn who've lo
their Krip; of all the vanished
ioiies of poor old chaps like
Whip; I'd rather ru-ar you
speak in:; of noble airmen
'trc-akin through empty 'spaces.
-kir.i!; a lost cxpiorvr's ship.
Mm interrupt. iry lalxjis 'iii').-'
i' i.v ja-o-ltii; da . lo tt-ll about
soniv neipht'ors whv've wan-It-rei
far atray; the-r lornlutt'i
n.ost dis?u.-itin:. they have betn
pinched fir busting the speed
laws vainly trusting in speed -o
tft away. Men come along re-lat.n-,-
that PiMad beat, his
frau: with ardor unabating he
sii.oTe hr on the bruw: that
Tolks are now aecu.sini; Jim Jin
Kh-wit uT losinir ins fair re
nown by c h o os ; i ; s to steal u
widow's cow. The g-jipM come
a-driftint:. and talk with vicious
rin; and antidotes uplift ins
they never pause to spin: they
iiii'ht dL-cuss th-r risintr of men
to heights surprisinj; their tri
utnphs advertisin-? the fact that
worth will win- They know a
hundred voters whose rceort
havf no flaw; who are the wise
promoter of order and of law.
but there's mure fun recitinc
the tale of st-andals bhshting
iome chap who's at thi writing
w i;hin the prison's maw. I'd
rather hear you lelltntr of peo
ple who suceeed. than of an
outcast yeilinjr where hearts
dishonored hleed: Id rather
learn of roses than of men's
In ok en nose?, what time th
Ionic day cloe.. and I sit down
to r-ad.
who don't care how business is
hurt.
A crank i.s a man who won't
blieve you are on the right side
unless you are as unreasonable us
he is.
Smith hasn't much chance. Who
ever heard of a president who
wore well-tailored clothes before
election ?
American: "Veah. this crime
jwave U awful. Let's speed up to
sixty and get back from the Ijoot
ilegger'. befurf dark."
Those who labored for years to
change the Constitution were pa
triots: those who suggest changing
it again are traitors.
If only the Literary Digest's bal
lot hail a blank line for the final
decision on that story about Jonah
and the whale.
They never claim eoual rights in
ithe matter of reaching for the
luncheon check.
Al is the snappier campaigner.
He denies scandals three limes as
fast as Hoover denies being against
the farmer.
The farm-relief issue lies dor
mant, and yet you see many a poor
husbandman still using a 1 DL'S
model.
Some wives in Albania are tnly
10 years'old. which is horrible: but
It would, be nice ;t times to have a
wife you could spank.
Correct this sentence: "lie's nn
uplifler." said the man. "but he
h-esit'l tbink you in league with
tho devil if you disagree with
Dim."
Pointers forParents
i vti;rris.M
By Mrs. Ague Ljnr
Mst pari-nis feel lhat Ihey are
1-eln ac-used oi a nlnie w h n
some too say lhat they seem
to be fonder of one child than of
; a im t her. Yet the prevalence of
1 sin. h favoritism is obvious to nr.v
one w ho tibscrv.-jt family life.
Sometimes mothers a ml fathers
'are themselves aware that they
b-ve one child more than au
nt hi r. but they put the thought
"ill of their minds because .1
inak' them uncomfortable, (it hers
show their preference the noire
'clearly because they are tpiite un
' cons- mus of it .
While the parent may not nl-iw.-ivs
know his own feelings nr
EAMPLE PRESIDENTIAL BALiOX
I intend to vote for
for President at the November
I am registered as a
Signed (Name)
Addre5
(Fill out and mail to Straw-BaUot-Contest-Editor, Mail-
Tribune. Medford, Oregon).
rt toriize i heir m..n.fes';tt;oiis :n
fall.lly li'.r. we can b- perfi'th.
ure thai the child, who is h-s-4
loved than hi.- brother or sister,
unle-is ho parents handle the situ,
at ion wisely, feels poignantly th-tru-
state of affairs.
Helen at the ne of five, wa i
overheard ayinq to her youn-r
brother. ' .Mother doc-n't love you
and nie. Slie on'y ioves baby. '
H r hitter littP peech was dulv
reported by a i-:ilant nurse and
that evening Helen was sev-reh
r-pf imanu'-u ;Vr -ay:n s'.e h a
w i. kt-d thir..
Heien's n.other Was perhap,
more than usually unima-iiniiv-in
feoldin-r her child for making
an observation which she felt as
a reproof of hers !f. I r so ibdmc
she tried to d-ny the existejn
of a favoritism whh-h she f,-lt
was a crime. She projected h-r
liuilt by scolding the child who
had brought the uutdeasant fact
to iitrhl.
't would he much better can
didly to face the fact of favoritism,
i he d. iiree ..f Juvi one human
bein- feel.-: for another is outshb
conscious cunliol. Thert.- is n
nceti to feel iruilty about loving
".lie child more than another. But
a parent may well feel guilty If
she does not make every effort
tn be etualiy kind, equally fair,
and to give etpial evidences of
affection to all her children. I-ovc
Is not within conscious control,
but justice is. Knowing her own
partiality .-he must be scrupulous
ly just in dealing with the differ
ences that arise between the sis
ters and brothers.
Brisb
Today
ane s
(Continued from Page One.)
die by doctors. He lived to he
and wrote to the pope- "I had to
live to be 10 years old to know
thai the world i beautiful. "
He limited hi diet to 1 ounces
of solid food and 13 ounces of light
Italian wine per day. Think how
lonr; he might have lived if he h;c!
eliminated the l ounces of wine
and substituted 13 ounces of uoor!.
pure, healthy, sparkling ice water.,
President Coolid-e'and Postmas-
er General New deserve public
thanks for constant development of
the air mail.
On Monday morning a Fairchild !
mail plane left Hat! lev Field. New
Jersey. I-RIVK.V Ii Y A 40 -HOICSK-
; POWKU WASP MOTOR. Slopping
i at Albany on the way. it delivered
; mail in Montreal before noon the
i same dav.
I -
I Thus the air mail started be
tween lis country and our good
i Canadian neighbor. P. J. Veniot. ;
. Canadian postmaster general, con- '
; gratulatin,' the American airmen, i
; paid Canada would catch up with '
'the. I'nited States in aerial postal
i service. That is the comiretition
that should exist between nations
I friendly and constructive.
i T. H. Preston, president of the
j American hankers' association, sug
gests: "A world-wide association of
j hankers, to promote fuller enmpr
hention of the difficulties" that be-
set every country.
Hankers might Mart with diffi
culties besetting Americans wiytnq
7!i to Hi per cent interest.
I "
j It' New York banks would com
: bine with banks in Paris, where the i
call money rate is li'-i per cent,
that would briiwr the average dowi
considerable, and thousands of;
blessings would fall nil Mr. Pics-j
: ton's lviid. !
INSURANCE
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Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
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stay on longer spread Micvuiih-
not clog tin pore- ami a;.i,v,
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bv a new Krencb process .iti.i".
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Political Announcements
slIKIUH'
I am the regular It'-pu'-li. m,
nominee for sheriff of J.o kju
county. If elected. I will u-yi,.-rate
with all officials in th.- in.
forceiiient of a'l laws.
CHAIII.KS U. ST.M'V.
Paid Adv. Ko'Jte 4. M"dfonl.
Notice of ( all fr Hid-.
The School Hoard of School 1)U
trict 2, Sams Valley ,--th,t,
iJistrict. having been auth'Ui. -j i,y
the lnajoiitv of the legal Vo! rs ef
the distrb t at a leg.tlly -i J 1. i
Si llool meeting Sept. I. l:.'s.
line, hen-b-,- call for bids Oil a lo.tli
not to exceed !M'i;.h. to be m-.
cured by in gotia ble i nt .-rest -1 .'-m-.
ing warrants t the district. S;u.
loan shall be fr a period of fiv.
( .". i years, with interest a" K
(rej-ayment to be optional with tiU
district after i 1 ) year. 1
J'"- h bona fide resident of tho
district shall have the right to stil.
scribe once for said loan for tdc
entire amount ot any portion u
the same not less than $ iU.v'. at
par value.
l.ids will be received up to
p. in.. Oct. .1. 1 ''. bills to be in
writing. I.ids to be publicly open
ed on Oct. 'i. at S p. in.
o'c'oeif.
Dated: Sams Yallev. (re
Ci'.O. McDONtil'dll.
Chairman of School J'u;tnl.
S. S. AI5I50TT.
'"1 rk nf S. lv.nl lo.-ii-.t
Charles D. Stacy
' For Sheriff
I hereby announce my cundidacv
for the office of sheriff, as nomi
nee of the Republican party, ami
tender my sincere thanks to . lit
electors in the county who favuieil
me with th"ir support in the pri
mary election. 1 have spent nearly
the whole ot" my life in Jackson
county as a larnu-r and hortietil
turalist, am a heavy .taxpayer anil
feel that I know the pressirvi needs
of the county. 1 have made no
promise to any individual or fac
tion in my campaign and in the
event of my election will he free u
appoint deputies in the legal, ti
and other departments best suited
to serve the taxpayers with a vi-w
of efficiency and minimum ex
pense. I ah o pledge to co-operat
with all county, state and national
ot'iicers in enforcing all our laws,
showing no partiality p any of
fender or fr-ritive of the law.
( HARI.KS I). STACY
Route 4. liox 11. Medford.
Paid Adv.
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