Medford mail tribune., October 13, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

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MTCDFOTCD MATTi TuTBUNE.
orTOBFT 1H, 1928.
MlSM'OKD M AIL TRIBUNE '
Dal, Sunduy, Weekly i
rubllthnl lr Uia ;
MKIiruKII J'KIMI.NU 00.
(S7-19 N. Fit (it. PbOM :
ROHKItT W. RUIIL, K'lltor
B. bUUITKIl SMITH, Utnatfcr
An Ilitlct.ultNt Ni-apatitr
Entered irroiul claim mutter at Mtd
turd, Oregon, under Act ol March 8, 171).
MJi.SCItll'TlON BATES
By Mill In Alvjme:
Dallr, with buiKlur. year
JUUf, witlt bu'ulay, uiiaith. . .
Daily, without furuiaj, year
tUilr. without Nuinlay, month
Weekly It-ill Trtlmiic, out year.
Hufular. oiii voir
I7.R0 '
.75 ;
6-U ,
1.00
S.Ot)
for Carrier, In Ativane Jn 10-dfunl, A"te
land, Jackiwiiatlli', Cciilrnl I'uinl, I'hueiiil,
lalrnt, Ua)l Hill ami on Higitwaya;
Dully, witli Sumiuy, month ...... .7A
Dally, witlioul Sunday, uiotilli '16
Dally, without Hutiday, one year... 7.0U
IHik, with Sunday, oim jet 8 00
All terma, caili In advance.
M KM Hi: It OP TUB ASSOCIATE. PRESS
Kecrhttia; Pull Leaned Wire Kcrrlce
Only puprr In city or county rccelrlng
nw by trlrfffifh.
The Aaswialfd Preaa la rii-ltialYely en
iIIIaiI to Hi.; me for publication of all
new diapatchea credited to it or otberwiae
credited in thia iar'r, and also to tha local ;
otwa published herein.
All riiflita fur republication 0f gpeclai dli- j
patclioa herein are mIho rtaervrd.
Off Hal papi-r of the City of ftOtlford.
Offli.-ial p.tjr uf Jacksun County.
Sworn daily average cirruUtion for ail '
month ending April t, 1V2H, AliAl.
Advert iNliifr neprescntiitivea
M. V. MOUKSSKN A COMI'ANY
Office! In New York, Clitnigo, Detroit,
Bun Pranviaco, Loa Angelva, tiruttle, 1'ort- '
UfHl.
Ye Smudge Pot
lly Arthur 1'erry
l''eniale leifs.
pohsibllitles are
here.
ma b
still
heads, and
bare around
The hunter who lias b-t-n ex
hibitltiK the horns of a de-'r. wilt
soon display the uul of a pheasant,
t'ltder the slate l;iw, it Is unlawful
for Xellle to wear the feathers of
it pheasant, but it is proper lor
John to kill the phcnsiint. .Mark
Twain once remarked that a live
Wtiodpecker Was more appealing
than a dead peacock.
There haH not been
"spiritual stimulus" In
c.iiupalKii to date.
a hit of
the local
The nest belie dn nee Is aaln i'uk
lntt In out midst, pilndpnlly ainoiiK
."laws. whit desire that their
datiKhters have jiolse, charm, and
physical alertness. The younj;
Indh-H miiKt not stand up t" the
kitchen sink and wash the dishes
with one hli askew.
Too much blue denim is befntf
put in the hennery flannel cakes.
Jackson l-'rost, who uas hen
l..st spring. Is back and visited
with the punkins, and the maple
leaves.
A lady with cotton-topped sot
never sloops over uncxpeetedly.
v I-: st . 1 1 a .;r x x i:ti i
(Hiawatha, Kan., Tlmue.)
1 extend a hearty welcome
tu thee who taki'll) parts from
my li.a inu'Ji at nit; hi - time,
such as 1ulhs. tires, rims and
jack. She seeth not without
I.Khts. At (lines she nets down.
It Is necessary' to raise her
with the Jack, so hurry hack
with the parts. If thy rlf;hl
bund Is hard to control, resign
thy niKhl Joh and seek a day
joli.
Many autoists thlul; that Sixth
ftlreet slmuld be Improved, so Ihat
they eon Id leave home late for
work and arrive five minutes
ahead of time.
It HeeniM to be (he general opin
ion of the upstate press, that lie
power truM. alleged to have paid
u Salem publicity bureau Ssi.tme.
Mas unduly lavish in the wrong
Hpot. and a hl of perfectly good
w-hlte paper will be iiieKscd up
with expressions of righteous In
dignation. John I . Itockefeller
(d)servcd Thursday, "that
Pi''biy ,
o make
money, u M necessary to hav
money. " This Is good sound loglt
but not more so than the theor
i iiiii in oruer to lose nomcy
must also have money.
one
Many local folks will journey to
the Prospect area today to sc(- the
glory of autumn In the hills, mui
Jim (Iricve in his
cowboy hat.
. The season ot the year has come
when there is considerable osten
tatious chewing of Jerky in publlc
ptaces
Hut i- tiger ,o. HK.li,
plcleii an audit of the
und Incipient booms.
has coin
tin mines
Infants of the valley are t
log on steering wheels and
eet li
ra ps
a... ixmiivk. i neir 1 ..Iks are I
active members of the Malta '
elm pier. ,
The Indies of the tliculcr Med
ford I lull hc iM-cMMitrd ollr
corr. with a hat. that Ibev forgot
to KiVe the llelcl.llls III HUH.
It looks like ullr ilcdinct pen
Mill luive to be thrown umir, us
noliody n III steal It.
W IMHlWS
One iteluhtior Mini. ' If you keep
Cn you'll lo aide to see rvcivlhtlic
there is."
I answer. "That'll be all tinht.
that'll he cIiihs.i- cnounh for me, '
Another nelKhbor said. "1'ivliv '
Coon your housi
dow s."
will be all win-
And I said, "Who would
the
joke
live
be on then"'
And still another. "Those who
ill mass nouses u.ither no moss."
And I said. "Minis of a feather
tdlotllil not throw stones and it solt
answer turiieth nwny rats." ' i
iSalldhtlrK.)
Tttm li-rs Cilltilc
l.lHIIO.N. PortUKal. Ht. 13 - lP,
Two trawlers collided off the I'or
tugnese const near Oporto tmlay.
in a foi:. with the loss of four men.
pne of Ihe trawlers sank Intnvdi
litelv ami ''I ..f hei in-tv .'ie
pV'l,
THE AIRPORT PROBLEM
W;
nre indebted 1o (J. K.
m' excellent siMiinuirv
tained in n recent issue of tin? Scientific American :
a woiii) to Tin-: wisk
Within five yours u community, large or Hinall, without It h own
aviation field is likely to discover Itself art much of a backwoods
anomaly as n coinnimuniiy would bo now without a public: nrngo.
Kvery evidence iiointH toward a Huddeii expansion of civil iivla
lion, jiivol fiiK on the, nolnble aviation year P.t-'S when civil uvlatToii
received a fresh impulse and look on a new scale of importance,
we now have r.niui civil planes. There was a time when we
thought anno niilnninhilos a large number. Here 1h food for thow;hl.
What "Will he the corresponding figure, next ye;:r: and tin- wxt;
and the next? IT (he fill tiro may lie Judged by the past, alrplatieH
will increase In geometric ratio and nobody knows at what rate.
It will not be an hf;h a.s the rate of automobile Increase, from the
year 1 !U0 on. but It will be high.
If these suggestions are true, what should a wideawake small
community do'.' One way to handle the matter would be to wait
until the air Is full of planes. Many conuuuuil ies will do that. A
few, however, will talce tare of the future needs before they arise,
ami with scientific care and system. Those communities which
do this are more tla.it likely to profit later on in more ways than
they can think of at present.
The Scientific. American would he interested lo learn that
M fil fori 1, rej:on. is oiic of
which is not waiting: until Hie air is lull of .lirpl.-uit1
pining now for tin aerial ncetU of the future.
SMITH HOPES NOW BASED ON 1032
QKNATllli li'OlilNSOX, Al
l-J resenlal ive of the .Miiil-'l'rihiine at Dnnsintiir. Cnlifwrnia
yestcnlay, ihcre was no iloiiht about the Democrats carrying th"
Solid South, and no doubt iihout ti Smiili victory in Novcmher
We fear, with Senator Itoliiuson. the wish is father of the
thought,. Fur certainly if the I )eiuocrat ic board of strategy
really Ihouvht the Solid South was safe, J
senl liovernor Smith ilown there, only I
close of the eaiiipain.
J 1 1 the history of American politics this action is unpreee
dented. It is the first time since the Civil war that a Demo
eratie presidcnl ial candidate has found it necessary to solici;
votes south ol' he Mason and Dixon line.
flic plain truth is, Hoover
hi"; the Solid South, and if lie
credit for prevent iuj,' it.
The iicpiihlican strength
Digest poll, is nothino; short
in
of
tires, the tahuluat ion for Florida, where I he lie publicans
conceded a y;ond chance, not bcinir included:
Hoover Sin it li
Alabama 1 1,1.(7 IO.OIm
North Carolina !.-'IO'J T.'JLM
Texas L7.1i;(i 1!M04
Virginia HI, 17 11.!:lli
West Virginia 10.471 ."tji'l
Kvcn
might he
eoiicediiig t here are
willing lo vote Kcpuhlleau on
would refuse lo do so al the regular election in November, no
fair-minded person wuiihl deny 1h.it. asjhe situation now stands,
tile b'epllblieans have an excellent chance of carrying at least
one of the states in the Solid South three weeks from next Tuesday.
! And this is precisely what
I he is to be renominated hy liie Democratic party For the
eratic. parly is essentially the party of the South. No
i dale who fails to hold the Smith could hope tn again
standard bearer.
II the truth were known it
leaders have their attention conecnl rated, not upon the
this year, hut the nomination
Only a few of the more optimistic partisans now have hopes of
j Smith's election. The essence of
j to save as much from the wreck as possih
j York (lovernor nut be eliminated as the
poor vain ass loves his dog nmre lliau his wife
e doo doesn't know any belter than to vnrshi(
j cause 1 1
Sales imlical
a rather wide
e that the 1'dhlc
one cucirclini: a
III
while
Mr. (Wlidc
feel.
used blade ami a Used i
1 here s oiu
! your prejudice
nice tiling about
fret rein without
Why .
and park
litln't
Pe il think
him
near a full milter
If all homebrew is like the
very purr and unsophisticated to
Philosophy is the realization that the wonderful woman sit
ting over there would seem very ordinary if you saw her every
morning at breakfast.
MUTT AND JEFF
VNKflVS. THIS t HCAri
VBouV.Vovj A(vjt Trie '
pucrtc-ss oP FLTBosH
GGTTIMG MrMK?lf.t)? j
Mai - sluiM of this city for tin t'ollow-
nl tin local. jtirport Mltuttioii con
the 'wit
like
'iiiiiiniinities'
hut is pre
1(id a rep -
Smith s riiitiiin mat
would never have
weeks Wforo (lui
has an execlleiil chance of lireak-
fails (lovernor Smith ran lake th"
the South,
sensational-
shown
lb-re
the
the
last !
fi--;
are ,
a iiumhei
of Soul homers who
a StrilW ballot HOW, but
Covermu Smith must prevent, if
I eino -
'audi
he its
would be found that the Smith
elect ion
and election four years
II' 111 .
the
. , . . .
in-csciil Smith slnilctry is;
so that the New
mmiiuec in I It'll'.
!
il 'u In I
llilll. !
Meuekeil '.
(
i
!
belt scorned by Mr.
plant called Karth.
will uiulersttpid how
a straw
listurhiiu
nlc. You can jivt
business.
lo adorn old
rlob ih whit
e pilots
when a car
whi..cd '1
kind we
classify
ve seen, one
it as rum.
must be
Certainly Mutt Believes In Marriage
lC r FftcT, MViTT.
r ATiG GONMA
6GT HlTCHeD ON
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Rlftied lettra pertaining to peraonal health and hygiene, not to diaeaae dlagnoaia r
treatment, will be anawered by Or. lirady I' a alumped, wlt-addt'cd envelope la encloved.
Lrtlera aliould be brief and written in Ink. Owing to tin; Jrge number of letlt-ra ra
t:eived, only a f.-w can l answered here. No n-pl; cun a made to querica not conform
lug to Inatrurtiona. Addreaa Or. William Ilrady, l.i ce.e of Uila newapaoer.
A (iMl riltST
iitiseptlc may be very effl-
;thor;itury tt, atid -'t
or no value when applied to
the human tis
sues In actual
pratilce. An anti
septic, h y t It e
way, is a sub
stance or uKut
that merely ie
1. 1 rls the multi
Plication i-f
ertits it 1'M n
not necnssarily
kill u r destroy
A Kriiiieii;e ,ills or b -KcrniH.
A ilisiufrcitint N
sharply defined, hut it is
say it may be either an
' antis
' free
mass
from
ptic or a
a wound or
of matter
jutrefai-tioii
k'ermicide
sm-facf u
f rum inf
u rathr
tin t
any
L-tion.
tin- Kei nis that caii.te putrefact imi.
inf la tu mat ion, suppuration.
1'iontuou tlm-ture of tod hi fin
' ,,ln'' 1 is still 1,1 oiv Mnneuh.-ii
in i-jiiiia-ru wpiMiuii. iije rjesi 1 1 IS l
aid disliifi-etant we can use in the
treutnirnt of minor wounds or in
juries. When 1 last discussed this
question here 1 spilP'd the Ite.uis
hy nanilnt; a inod-rn prepri-tary
antiseptic oi- disinfectant th.a
threatened to tak the (diice of
lodin in first iild kits and dom-s-tie
sui-Kcry Kenerally. and expr.h.--Iiik
my persistent preference for
plain old tincture of iodln. As
though that were not enouuh to
convict me uf lese majenty I had
to ;ive my reasons for the choie,
namely, that the proprietary arti
cle was too expensive, that ii
stained skin and clothing and
dressings In nn unsightly way. i
and that I believed it was too pui
sl,,nlIS- s'ilKt' 11 contained hut.:
cu-y.
In the same talk I admitted that
the proprietary antiseptic is less
painful, smarts or hites less than ;
iodin does, in a fresh wound. This,
at ut-e, I find, appeals stroimly to
popuhir preference, and I suppose
it would appeal to me if I had tie
wound and no inside information '
on tin- t htr:i peutic merits of th
remedies other than 'the interest
exploiting the latter mlht wish
mo to have.
1 quickly learned that I was
wro nn when I opined that the pro-,
pi ietary antiseptic or d Kin feet :mt
Was "poixoiji'Us" because it is a
mercury compound: the manuf o -turer
placed in my hands ample
and authoritative evidence of com.
P,,t,'t experts that the prepara-
tton Is not poisonous, even when ,
' an overdose j taken Internally.
I was -.-tad to publish here an
: acknowledgement of' my mistake,
! and a correction that satisfied the,
! manufacturer of the proprietary
! antiseptic In question. !
I Now I hope to tell you. folUs.
j I tlll prefer an hnmediatei
! jPt
PPilcnth-
. swabbing ou
la
say. with ordinary tincture
. ; of lodin, a the best first aid dis
I infection of any wound 1 mav han-
-i pen in suuer myseu. j kihjw mis
; smarts and bits for a moment, but
what of that ?
Tim e are s o m e conclusions
! 'U'awu from recent laboratory
( tests of tiiis proprietary disinfec-
...... l..,!!,. 1... f
: tlu' medical corps of tin- rutted
niaies army:
T1. .,,,.,. lllltlM.1til.
hall not name It this timet is not
ffective in disinfection ,,f d,
i
broken skin, when aooli
.1 In J
i-. A
per cent solution In wan
,M'1" "'"ohol - aceti.n
lone - water
III llli'oholle
.i-'.pr..ary
feeble bae- I
sopit ion, a ml a a per c
NohHbui of Hie same
disinfectant proved a
tericlde, as compared
on the unbroken skin.
Iodine ( I'.s. P. I pi oVt
rlor as a disinfectant
broken skin.
"lib iodin. I
nocture of j
1 far supc-:
on t he nn-1
i
tvtt i i, . !
.s I. its
IMsagl-ee
ol i:si ios ami
W hen "Itot ioi-s"
1 wonder what you will have to '
say about the item enclosed. You;
will nee that this doctor gives ilia-;
i metrically opposite; advice from
; your n n. P. t li. t
I Answer. Yes. 1 dare say. Put:
uufortunatc.ly the C'-llow Isn't a
physician at all within the iiu-an-,
Ing of the law tn this community. :
lie h Just a short -cut new fangted !
; heater using the title "doctor"!
without sanction of the law. llow-
ever, (he laity doesn't know Ihe,
difference and the huilibuv; gets
away with it. thanks to the V nd
offices of certain publications of
easy conscience, and the timidity
of the medical profession of the .
town. lly the way. a good biu
share i.f the evidence ell v hh'h '
cieiit, i
of little
K'TIIIS.
KtlOVH
not ho
' fair to
Ahv?Vs.'mov)SHT You eRBoT c " IPHoocy om -rrlAT Lowe stuff. J ujoi I t rr i-r iTT."i "GV I
OOOf 7 nrMD A0OUI I KNOW J Lov,f. POfO'V BG A FOOL.: r- f OM'T VbU p-nMwA.
IT. TO PftSlC(V,TIM.ry H6R M- BrCK OuT BeFoRcT pPl lpJc BLlfZV)G IM
CAMPAIGN HAS MAbtJ a rCr, IT'S Tl0 LATe: r-ZJ BfcUEVE MA2RlA6G . ' t .
J V MOT out OF Vou.' -i P- 1 ,w o I -RCllCVJCtv IU ..-$Sr
' lis 3m- mM-
All) lUSlMIXTWT
reals the old
a w
about "when the
is ju-4t Miii-lt as
lure. Wheni-ver
elliiiL' "i-ini' t
diirtorx dj.arl'fe
you have found
I hear anyone
specialists' or "well known, doc
tors" or "foremost physicians or
any such unidentified authority 1
feel that it is an even chance the
authority Is u humbug. Yen, and
whenever I see advice offered the
public to "ask your doctor" I am
uillim; to w.'incr iioliody ever will.
Hard lirlnklni; Yai,t
TJie water from the 4u-fuol well
on our farm is vtM'y hard. Many
neighbors have no water at all
ami have to carry it from this
well that is, for drinking o"--poses.
This water leaves a yel
lowish crust all over im inridt of
the teakettle. Is the. deposit prob
ably lime? Would stn b water be
harmful for one's health? t Mrs.
J. r.):.)
Answer. Yes, it fcs probably
lime. A.s long as the water has a
satiffactory taste, you (need not
worry about the hardness or the
quantity of lime in it. I am not
sure whet her lime in wat"r is
utilized as food lime Is in the hody.
but in any case lime in drinking
water eati do no harm.
The On -on Itultei loke
Is lauoliu and cocoa butter fat
tening? f mean when slowly
ruhi.ed in.- (P. M.
Answer. No more nor Icsh than
sirloin steak and fried potatoes
slowly rubbed in. The coeua but
ter Joke has whiskers on It but !
still gooil for use in ''beauty" lit
erature. Notwithstanding many
published lijiaxes, no one has rveri
succeeded in feeding, nourishing. :
developing or building up any part
of the body by means of any ;skln.
food." "flesh food" or other con
coction rubbed in.
U'opyrlght John K. Uille (M.)
I
J
iv
i
.
own food. :
automohilej
his Koet. :
so you kin 1
A fanner r.tlM, hN
It's tryln' t' run an
on promises that glo
Keepin' a clmuffer jlst
hivsitate hi fmnt o fa chain
er long eiiioigh t' buy a can n'
I arga in miIiiioii Is my bice t'
piHH iTonomy.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pago On.)
i.iniiiiprsh. will s
jl wnh '
ant dirigibl" '
(
n(.r( captain of the giant
;Mn to land here.
H was at Kcl; tier's sitr.'estioti
that Henry l-'ord built llie umnriir;
niast on his Dearborn airport.
U" illini- hit Kiit ii, tm 1 K- M ill. Iimi.I.
tn ..-i.iub,,,. i
Morris Cohen, junk dealer. L'J
years old. Is senloncetl tu life tin
prtsonmeiit for murdering Hyman
Krleflman with poisoned litpior.
I'riedman s son was Cohen's "ri
val In love."' so Cohen left puis-1
oned whiskey In the rival's atitomo-1
Idle. The rival's mthcr drank It f
and died. '
4-4
Athens reports a violent earth-
quake In ti e big city of Corinth, I tune?, "Millie" and "When- Were
oi'len shaken hy earthquakes he-.You?" rise above a somewhat ron
ton, j ventional score.
.M r. Pat terson, real estate man j la October's first we-k Mr.
of Sea Clrt. New Jersey, found In fohan also brought to town Bli
the vctir seat of his automobile a ,
neat packa-te containing a human
hand cut off nt the wrist, with the,
Rippling
Rhymes
(By "Walt afuon.)
OU TIME ALTOS.
I think about the bygone
days when I first drove a mo
tor car. which toiled along the
dusty ways, and smoked us
though twere burning tar.
With trembling heart I left
the town to journey up the
rustic track, for things worn
always breaking down, und
tilings were always out of
whack. Along the road I used
to park. In sore disgust, my
wobbly van, to fix the plug.i
that wouldn't spark, trt chaTigo
the belt that ran the fan. And
I kept crawling underneath, to
fi a gear, adjust a coil, find
there would get my laurel
wreath alt daubed with grease
and rancid oil. Theve'd. be a
dozen ears Jn sight, all suffer
ing from ailments weird: the'r
uwnei y voi d their keen de
light In language that won'd
scorch your beard. If some
one traveled ."0 miles in those
old days, without h break, hcM
flourish wide triumphant smile
imi brag until your heart would
ache. Then men were always
changing .tires anil s wearing
roundly as they w rough ; ftu
ancient motorist perspires when
he gives h ygone times i
thought. And after every li -tie
run a motor must be ov-n -hauled;
and as the owner p;td
the inon, smrill wonder if he
wept and bawled. I tut now I
go. week after week, month
after month, and n o t h i n
breaks; along the sunlit hills
T streak, and scorch around
the misty lakes. I start long;
tiips without a fear of acci
dents upen the road ; the tir'M
keep running for a ynr arid di
not flatten or explode. The
no to, as we know it now. Is
from all sorts of trouble frvn.
until we shall side-swipe a
cow, or wind it deftly round u
t ree. Yet there are a d a n U
dotard jays who to vain here
sies give tongue. "They don't
uuild auto? nowadays as good
as when we all were young!'
inscription: "K. K. K. You are
i uext. Ulark Hand."
Hecailso that IS new It Will in-
; crest people that w ill pay little at-
tcntion to a tar-away t-orintii eartn -
(lua ke.
Communications
I tat her 'leer
T.i the Kditor:
of last evening
Your editorial
tinder the
Situation,"
apt ion "A Deplorable;
in which you regre 1
the personal bitterness aroused in
t he campaign for judge of this
district, is in hearty ijeeord with
the principles expressed in oil'"
platform, asking lor freedom or
this office 1
" we jiarticular
tymir suggi'Htif
j circuit judge
this office from politics. And
irly commend you for
Ktion that the office of
judge should le taken out
of politics. The way to succeed
in dtdug this Is not to elect -t
politician to the office. For tha;
reason we heartily recommend to
the voter of Jackson county
Honorable II. 1. Norton.
liKTTKIt (JOVT. LKAGUE.
.Med font, October l.T.
My Ti. D. SKYMnl K
N K W YOU K . A rousing, old -I
.fashioned musical comedy, demure
nrt decorous, with lots of dancing
Hl11' l,,ent ,,f -cprises. is C.eorg-
M. Cohan's third offering in eight
flays to Droadway playgoers.
It is
"liillle," and Mr. Cohan, as Is his
wont, h a s w r it ten the book, t ti e
lyrics and the tunes, adapting the
former from his stage comedy of at
few seasons ago. "liroadway ;
Jones." j
In 1'h name part the piece Intro- '
duces Miss Polly Walker, a modest (
and comely heroine who uses a
good voice well and who dances
s-racefutty,
T,,c more
swathed in chiffons,
prightty- steppers are
brigaded behind Miss June o'Dca
"'id Mr. Joe Hons, a pair who pro-
eeed in mld-evenlng to stop the
show. A couple of melodious
other of those Nugent family
par
ties, "py Keuuest" is written by
J. C. Nug'-iil and his .on Klllott.
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Nmnft Ut. whu is Mm NukoM.
Jr. All tllroc hmv n fapiiflty tor
entprtalnlne which m-rvs to bol
ster the weaker portions of the
pluy. u frank and homely story
about the vampetl husband ivhosc
wif jJueks to cure hliu of philau
UeriiiK by. iiushlnk' him -Into the
affuir for which he yearns.
I'onniit of n Wife
Mrs.. Anne Whltemati waH an
adoring and attentive wife. Her
motherly attentions, her babbling
concern for her spouse and her
funiiilni' caresses become too much
for that tentleman after iT. years
of married life, and he quits her
for the society uf i
will give him less
more understanding
-n,u l tlw. K..uu ,.f "Oossriuslmi
Kdgar Selwyn's- newest, comedy, , trade t :IH 3.2Ti per sack, whit
with Margaret 1-awrcuee as the ;Orc(fn yellow Uanvcrs were firm
wife and Walter Connolly w the t $a.S ot jW shade higher foe
badgered helpmate. The husband i:- S. No-1 stock,
has no dstr to return to Ins Jam-: Tomatoes were in liberal sup
ily rooftree. but finally the very!-. (l,"'ml Wils 1,lso , '""d
..r "hi.: M.-if.e r-imeem l"d prices were about 10e higher
leagues with his own sentiinental
Hy to achieve his homecoming,
after a counterplot bus injected a
pair of detectives, male and fe
male, and u bit of gunplay Into the
.rni.nA1ln..a A n.l tint ilen In" fit
stocks and bonds, the ring again
securely lnhis nose. it led home-
ward, blasphemous but cowed.
Sharing honors with Miss l-aw-
'
re nee and Mr
Kdmi ITibbard In the rote of the
lady sleuth and Robert Montgom
ery, who made an extremely favor
able Impression among first night
ers with his characterisation of
the A hlte:ea:-.K .ion.
The royal palaces of imaginary
Ilalkan kingdoms furnish the set
ting of' "The Command Perform-
innee," a spicy and seductive play
1 wherein an actor escapes prison
; by accepting a delicate mission of
amour to nn adjacent kingdom.
, Amid this llraustarklan settlll
1 p,,tei. Kraditch fc-oes forth to woo
, ,hn beautiful IM incess Katerina. as
J the proxy of Prince Alexis, for
, whom she must be won lest Mot-
flavin's throne totter. C. Stafford
, Dickens, Knglish actor, has written
; the 'piece, and Herman Shnmlin
offers it as his first production
; with Ian Keith in the dual role of
' Peter rind the prince, and Jessie
Koyct' Lil,ulia lnc uliru-modcrn
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wfj
Mollcro a nil tUckciLS
The Civic Repertory theater
luva I.eOallienne brought to its j
clientele, at the outset of its .third'
season, an adaptation of Moliere's;
play, "Io P. ourgeolso f lentil
liommc." This farce from the
French of 107 0 deals with the
would-be gentleman who, having
retired from i-hop-kecping. aspires
to social place. Jt is a shurp jest,
and probably one or the fir.st, at
the newly rich, and it has fine
stretches of comedy,
but some ofj
its 2est seemed to have been
lost;
in luck of subtlety.
nurlesque was heaped
in the Knglish Oarrick
nn, too,
Players'
presentation of "When Crummies
Played." . "satirical picture of Mr.
Vinnetit Crummies' company of'
players and their performance of
the famous play 'fieorge Itarnwell,'!
or 'The London Merchant. Crum-1
mles, of course, is a figure out off
Nicholas Nieklehy. and the play Is
done for the New York audience j
; which turns out for any play which j
j revives the eharaeters of Dickens. i
i -William Hodge, whose following'
outside New York is so faithful !
that he Is seldom seen In Proad-,
way's precincts, came back for the;
first time in several seasons with j
"Straight Through the Door." aj
mystery comedy. '
Uaided twice In three days as '
nn Indecent play, "Pleasure Man."
hy Mae West, awaits scrutiny in i
ihe courts. AVhatever the morals'
; of Its theme, dealing with liber-'
j tintsm backstage, New York found
it dull and boresome.
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IS MORE ACTIVE
PORTLAND TODA
POfiTLAXJJ. ore., cl. 13. (IN
Local w holesale produce markets
showed a liMle mor
activity hern
the list few
today than during
days.
Prices were generally steady
woman who to a snaue miner on s'mw"i .---babying
and etnhlw.s with tomatoes and onions
t ; noticeably higher. Yakima Span
" Ibll tVOC OUlOllS WCfC going IU Ul"
i' per L'0-pound box.
Potato prices today wore fullv
steady at f 1.40 to W.liO tor L S.
No. 1 grade, while locals and
combination grades ranged down--
"lirtL u c :
j to' 'No- - "
per hundredweight
Vractleally no No. 1
cauliflow
rer
was lining offered or
the side
. tlil.wr I..IUI Kill
riistorn mnrkets.
llilth medium
to pooil cuillit'lowor was In abunil
anco, however, and met with flood
demand at $ l.S.'i 11 1 SO per crate.
Huui'lies of irood peaches were
i limited almost entirely to S.ilway:),
J which sold around 7090c per
box. Granne cllnss. Horn me
Snak"! Itiver district were In nomi
nal supply, fetching alioul ill-.'
sann? prices as Salways.
I'.ntfev nn.l eL-ir markets were
, ,,... Vfl m.it,n ,vns h.i,i a, th..
dalrv I'xehanKc yesterday on ac-
count of the holiday, so uuote.l
bids to producers will he un
changed until late Monday.
Demand for pork was somewhat
better on the country dresse I
meat market and prices were a
shade firmer at UlUlk Otluir
kinds of meats were unchanged.
but inclined t
J values wei
draggiuess. Poui
steady and . trad -
; ing was fairly active.
Maurice Ryan
- Cxi TL a
at oiuie m itutric
When Maurice Uyan, Janet (lay-V
nor and (Jeorge O'Prien were elasSjjj
mates at the Polytechnic lligl
School in San l-"ranci?Cf not one el
them dreamed of a motion picture
career. Maurice came from a Ion-:
line of jt'dv and a:, i ii- ie,i in
take up a b-gal career. Margarel
Anglin in "Joan of Arc" gave Kyan
- H -HmaU prt which-, changed his
plans for tne future-.,. nyaii H worn
' in pictures has met with popul tr
'favor. Among his best delineations
j nre those in."The Poor Nut." "Drss
1 Parade" nnfl "The Midshipman.'
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