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Newspaper Page TextILJU - I1EDFORU MA1LIRIBUNB Dell., Bandar, WMkly Publithrd br Ilia HEDPOBU I'lUNTUiU 00. ll-IT-li M. Kit 81. PhOMTI HUBERT W. BO III.. Alitor 8. BUJUTER SMITH. Uinifn an luueeewicnt Ncw.eaiwr RnUKtf u Mtoni dm nutter il W fanl iimml uiitler A.-C ul MaK-ll 8, 18711. f2iiDu..itrrinij kates ' I; 11.11 In AilniMi Il.it arilh Huliii.r. TMr 17.50 , fiiiij. without H'"iy. toonth ... . Wwkly Hail Trti'uue, out ytr H.tnrlaw niid cr br Carrier, in Advimf In Mnlfyrd, Ah ImixJ, Jckonvif. Ohtril Point, rliotuii, Ttlfnt, tiold HIM t"i an HisUwiyi: Daily, with HurxUy. mouth .76 tally, witliout Siimiiy, month 6 lull j, without Sunday, one jw... 7.00 Hill;, with bundajr, one year 8.00 All ttrmi, cab hi Jfiinc. UKURP.R Or THE ASSOCIATED I'KBHS Hectivjiif Full l.evd Wire Htrvic. Only paper in dtj or oountj reclrini Mwa ft. tefevT.oh. The A-ooi.il it- ...rawm n; puniic.iion 01 mi mm xibiuud (mk 1 All rlfhU lor wpubllcllo. of ipwlil dta- , p.uhe. ticr.m ... .1.0 r...rj. j hack u poii. lie is at present SKI y&YltlbLC&,cVi- I I'-'litieal friends. That he 8won d.iiT r.r.. circiii.tion lor .ulf'"- '' world's (loods are BontU tmllng April 1. 1K28, 4631. v f , , , ,,,,...: AdTrrtininir rteprv.entntlvei H. O. IIOOKNSKN k CIIUI'ANT OIIIcm In New Yoik, Chicago, Uetrolt, f.n Fr.ociAco, Los Angelet, bv.U1, Port bud. ' Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur Pexrr "The fin-ecu of evil" have airuln Ijeen repelled, ami Unit hclriKKlel fli.,.1 lltitt evei'V fulii venl'M witmlM lis pokey way up Salt Creek, ha" set Hall. .Mr. Hoover received the most voles, anil Die most prayei-H. tic dill not need the 'prayers, as much as sonic of his supporters, and there Is no Imv ap,alliHt pray Ini; fur politicians every day In The year. Political praying, however, Is unfortunately confined to thime he.ilc hours just hefore the polls close. .Most of the supplications were for tho success of the Re publican party and they sure needed It as hudly as the eniliatllcd hosts of Democracy. Tho victors should offer lieseechmenls that they Kct caught In no more oil scandals anil. Incidentally, he more careful. The campaign prayers were beautiful In their sincerity; the mud that descended alike upon the Just and tho unjust, was sticky. The opinion prevails that the caiu palun prayer is u cull prayer, ns prayers bo. When hnncHt prnylnp; becomes n purl and parcel of a pnlllieal eampaiKtl. the campaign would (lie of Its own cuisHcducss mid be no more. Thero Huh bi't'ii mui:li talk of Jfi-uHiM'i'lly. during thn 'rfintmiKti, ittnt 1 ho liii'il'f . . . TIiciv'h a uh ji'el fur you! .Mr, rurtln. lie nnhlc rodHkln, il ilut I'd ul great li-nsth ujxtii Ham p. Your curr. read his Hpcoch upun ft hovpii (7) full culumtiH. It was uh clear an ttu nud, liurU'd with hucIi k itHtn. In thu final tqiaHnt. When the officr wuokor Jabbt-red iiliout linmpcrlty, ho whn petting tho piifkothuak. Th aliyKinally pair. and tho monw truuHly rich, will eontliuio in their proHent Hhapu. A prosperity speeeh 1h pIcaHtiiL, to tho ear. It 1m uii euKhuhle, and lndlKoHtlhlo. A couple of timeH riurh.fr the cainpaltfn. it appeared that the Kepi. alien n party Intended to drop c-verylhliiK and ntui'1 r retting about the I'eruvlanH, HuIkhi'Iimik, Abby ulnnluitH, und all peoples of tlie earth except their own. and the Chinese. Ah paffo ail of tho novel ette "IJIaes," InforniH: "Tho foul deslKMs of the ha uhly riueheMs went happily thwarted." Ho tho electorate went aloiiK without con cern uh to where thu I.cIkIuiih wore Kulim to aol their hreakfuHt. Tho first returns woro clln-lit'ui-UMilnK to tho DemocratH, and left them astounded rlKht off the bat. From a wide place la tho road In Texas, eanie the gloomy liitclllKeiiuo that tho count was complete, und uh folluwtf, Jloover ......1! Hinltli 1 Thcro were Hill t 1 4,Uliy.iNt7 votes to no counted, biaf tho elation of Republicans knew no ItnundH. ' ', Mohhi'h. Joseph llrown and Percy Itruy, who fled from tho cIuwh of the Tammany tieli, to have a Tea pot Dome oil derrick fall upon them, culled und perused the early returns. Mr. liray hooted the notion that tho backbone of the Kolld Mouth would be broken, how ever badly needed. Mr. llrown was Blum. Bloomy, grouchy. Three veteran Republicans run over him. In tho celebration of the dry victory, tuuny got a woo bit too much water, duo to the homebrew !IH boeomlnx adept, 'liieru will be no llgl)t wines und beer. i The people will have to put up with the "I tolu you so" contin gent, but the worst is over. j JH KAI'KM, Ore., Nov. 7. Gov ernor rtterson today sent tho fol JowIiik telcgruin to rrvsldout-oUct II or bert Hoover at his home in J'nlo Alto: "I congratulate you on your election to tho presidency. You have won OrcRon by the lui'irest vote ever, given u presidential can didate. On behalf of tho people of the state whore you made ytir first home In the veft 1 extend to you and Mrs. Jloover it cordial In vltatlon to visit Oregon before you return to the national capital." KlaniRlh Falln Construct Inn of tiew baiKtiicI Con in nil second iliti.r Uillunt hotel ninlor wiiv. WE HAVE A NEW PRESIDENT ' : 000 less tlmu usual 011-injj tlie first six mouths of tlie yeur. AH to Hie presidoiilinl election we lire inclined to adopt that! " old war slogan, "Don't shoot; the poor devils are dyinji."j- Who eau say the Americiiu people don't take politics seri There may he ample excuse for stajfine; a war-dance ovcriously. Two killed and 33 wounded oil election day. Hie prostrate political form of man when he is down! iovornnr Smith fought a hard fiphl, against overwhcliiiins: !, he did llio best ho nuikl, lie Wh v rub il in? Wlutt is a ' pol it ijt 1 ruin. Hoover, il' diluted, rouM Inivp km vim I a "Tenl deal from the ruins, for with his WtU'ld-widc prcsti'T, there WOlild liaVe beoil lllUUy places of ; U"era ihouW b brief and written in .luk. Owing to the large number of letter r 1 n ' celved, only a lew can be answered here. No rejily can be made to querist not eoofora IfSpOllhibility aild Usefulness III' OtlM IiaVO filled. I " 1"'tntctlQlt- Addre- Dr. WUUam Brady, in cara ol thla wwipaper. Itut (Governor Smith has never been more than au office i...t.i r..i . immn , U i rv mu i i-MM in inn-, ..,.,1 K ,.,, : , : ..( ,1,.., ....., 1 , v. . 1 .1 .Mm III: mis not even 111c Koi dustry. Hill, iieeordiiiK loathe code of his profession, as a national figure in politics he is throii(,'li. A presidential candidate who cannot carry his own slale, particularly when that stale is New York, is never or never has been resurrected. We are natiirallv dclitrhted with Hoover's overwlieliniiiii j victory. It was what we worked what we expected. AVe believe liini to he the best qualified 111 flit ever to be a candidate for the Presidency in our genera tion, and, we believe, his atliiiiiiistriit ion will demonstrate the validity of (hat belief. Hut when it comes to crowing over liovernor Smith's de feat, we have no inclination to do so; there is no note of exulta tion in our satisfaction with the result. . The problem's and responsibilities of the next .'resident fi'"'"-' "''" the ethical question , ,, ' 1 . . of n man accepting nomination for tins country are to be tremendous, Hie demands upon Ins , are to be tremendous, Hie demands upon strength mid political skill promise at times to be almost over-whelmiii!;. Instead of exultiiiL' over the present, or rejoieini; over what 1''''om J''lon I went down to K . , . . . Columbus and visited Clovernorj Answer. I do not know whether lias passed, we teel It is lar more important to turn our eye's , cx. The governor, of course was ! hookworm disease prevails in your tnw.ii-.l tlie fnl nee. 1111.I i.eeiiari. Hint loyal support and hearty more and more as Mine goes on. WHERE HOOVER AND SMITH AGREE AS far as wt: know there is only subject upon which Secre tary Hoover ami (Jovernor Smith were in cont1e1e aeeord at tin; boiuniu and end of the eiated Press. ' $ At w. start of llm camppiti this world-wide news ajreney asked both eandidat(!s if they would promptly notify Kent Cooper the A I (ineral Alanajrer of any dispateh which tliey felt, was unfair or hiasetl. No complaint was made. So on Tues day the Associated J'ress asked .Messrs. Smith and Hoover di rectly if they had any complaints to make, and both said they were entirely satisfied. This is a remarkable achievement, and yet it is entirely in line with the unbroken record of tho Associated I'ress for not only aeeurate and complete political reports, but entire freedom from the slightest partiality : i AVIien one considers the thousands of correspondents scat tered all over the country, members of all parties, and naturally with their own political sympathies, this accomplishment is a marvellous tribute to that emotional detachment, which the Associated J'ress has achieved, from its highest official to its most, obscure representative. However hotly the fires of partisanship may burn beneath, however free the expression of partisanship may he in the edi torial columns of this A. 1 paper or that when information is given to the organization itself, litis partisan bias is as com pletely discarded as if it were an overcoat, and the facts speed along: the wires, with the complete detachment ami absolute ne curacy of an adding machine. As a result of this consistent and cumulative record, the As sociated Tress has, among prominent political leaders and hitfh (d'fieials, been" very generally accepted as the final authority. "Is that an A 1 dispatch?" llow often have tho newspaper men of this country been asked that tpicstion Avhon they deliv ered some important news'of a , til it i .i . I rtUMiuii or exposure, lure. And how promptly has come tlie acceptance ol its truth,! Taking into consideration work. when the reply was in the affirmative. I play, eating, drinking, smoking, no i . , . .. , ... recreation, exercise, sleep, as es- I his is an enviable reputation lor a news im'eney to have. Itut j ,,, f0,onli i concluded, that those who realize the hard work, iutelliirent leadership, mid Mr-Kml" was the more temperate i i . i '. ii. i - ' .i . .. .' , i man though .Mr. Hoover's infrac- downriKht character, needed to achieve this reputation. dontit,OMS of thl, ruU,H of hvcU.no UP beirrudije -the tliem. honors to the A. P. MUTT AND JEFF Yes! What a Silly Question r.tiv A HASH J6IWT, SO Be IMS HIS' l?6iT FRlCMtS I SiAUU ewTtft AMt Be SATet P zi' .". ' ' - . ,,. - itini.iichi.1 eiiwiwt mim. ii i,i.. pS5 o SfEPFOTID MAIL iiovrrnor Smith, hilt why hit U! ' ! c.ii.Hirieriiijr his limitations, and jhm sport 1m is. triumph for Unover is Smil Ji n coinprclieusive experience audi i... i:... i... mil jiiinirw i t uiu iiinuiui iuii 011 I'n ( cm his 11 i n on 1- I l 1::.. .. v v..i . ..ii cnioi snip 01 .m w 1 in it uj inn ; 11 dependent n.on the hminty of will he well taken eare of, as concerned, (toes witliout sayinj,'. I,i ,,..1:..,. ,,,i;iv Iiw in. for, in our own district; it is In oicn In 1 ro.iilii t 1 !.,.. ! K'vn assistance which he will need - eainpain That is Hit; Asso- sensational or controversial na-1 The organization has earned ... - ..,.,. ,. h , , . ,,, I'V te.LSHTl to SE VOO, MtSTGt tAUTT. OUf? Tt'DAvf Atie Tv?l?j AT ON fg OF VWHiCH VOo VGRV FONT). SPAGH.C T TI A TRIBUNE, MEDFOIID, The world .ton's better. Tlie Vide lock people made ir-'OO,- All riulit, Karl, never snv l 'Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D. Sirncd lettfrg pt-rttlnliif to pergonal health and hygiene, not to dlaeaae dlarnoala n tmcnC, will be answered b Dr. Brady if a U raped, at-lf-addrewcd ttiTelopa la eticloatd. AGAIX THU IlKTTKIC MAX WIXS In Ihu course of the Cox-IIurdlnff nri-Miilciitliil cuniiiuli'n I .wimi.iirn.1 ...... ,.i,..i.. ,1.. ... I a Korieii of articles written ufter Hirccial interviews nna cxamina tlons of the can didates; At that time I wiih a black - hearted Tll-ocrat; that Is, whntcver politics , T. It. KccniCd to approve, I was for 'em. I visited Senator Harding' first, at his head-1 (itiarters In Ma- rlon. Mr. Harding exacted u promise the consumption. Is that true'! Hint I should not divulge anything ' .Miss A. 11. , unfavorable concerning his phys- Answer. Il would be no sur Ical conditions, and I not only ' prise to learn mat you nlready have agreed to that, but assured him tuberculosis. When tuberculosis I-' I'd feel Just as he did about hav- ! wllning the battle you have "con-, lug my personal physical frailties ,,,,.. lm vo1 Kct j discussed in print. So I couldn't I suuctlons about, physiology and' loll much of a story about the sen- j hygleno in school? Or woro you 1 alor's physical fitness for the great-! ,u0 nu.t fol. ,hut Hlufr, . "Con- est office the world. Among in-1 8Um,Uun.. )a no uf lhc ,ollsl llmato friends I predicted privately tho flll,.s , Mnn ,,. yuu you ; that. If Harding was elected. Ire ! continue on your present bourse. ! would not outlive his term. That I . . . . was the thought that underlay I Anyway It Itches. , what I hud to say In tho published ' have a breaking out on my foot the presidency of the t'nited states I without regard for his physical ca- ! paclly to fulfill tho trust tho people ! might Impose in him. 1 a younger man. .My first Impres- u..n ..I l.lM .. .u... i. ... un remarkable iiersonal magetlsm thejvae of hookworm (ft risk one senator had, though certainly he was cordial and kind enough to mo. Governor Cox made no bones at all about going through the Jumps for me, nor did ho seem to earo what I might say about him In my newspaper articles. Per haps he knew his own health statu an well as Henalor Harding knew his. Anyway. I found the governor a pretty good subject. He wuh fit for tho Job his, parly wished to give him I haven't personalty examined Hoover or Smith, but naturally have endeuvored to weigh and com pare the men from niy point of view. The governor seemed older, but Isn't (both men are about 51 yours old). The secretary seemed more youthful, though probably his arteries are as old or older than the governor's. Tho Smith type or build of man Is likely to tlvo long and preservo his facul ties; the Hoover typo is likely to break down earlier, from CVI) or some of Us niuuifostattons itrter losclerosls, myocarditis, Itright's disease, apoplexy. lloth candidates Indulge in to bacco. Hoover hitting the pipe and Smith proferrlm- cigars. The Smith typo of man seemH to wit list und tobacco's toxic effects bolter than the Hoover typo of man does, I concluded that Herbert Hoover probably hud a blood prossuro dlH tlnctly above, normal,' at least when he was delivering u speech, while A I f red Snilt hs blood pressure probably remained serene In all circumstances. i Nowadays we henr much of the strain of public life. JuhI what may be strained by the proper ac tivities of n man In office I do not iiulto understand, but my notion 1st that If the man Is Just hlmsctf, on lhc siiuare, and not guilty of anything or aware of wrongdoing about htm. ho will suffer no more injury from his official life than you and I do from our respective cnlltllKH. We havo out u moeh too chat-itabtc interpretation on the) "brakdown" or "collapse" of the "nU ther rascal us ho nom-ed health seemed far from intemper ate or exceptional. In the Cox-Harding contest . 1 SPECIALS Aft AMD -A 1 ' IfoR if foo FAwcvj rr Ifwetu" (HIT. what's -me I -vjhat do oui Ti QKEfiQX. "U'EpyESDlVY, - Vh) ! ' ' picked Coat-as the. belter man, and ne lout. In the Ucmpscy-Carucn- ttimir I )KKcd the French ac tor, und he lost. In tho Nmlth- Hoover unplcnsantncHH I made up my mind tho better man was bo Inn to win, and he did. QrKKTIONK AXI) AXNWKItK One or the Forty .Million. I am 11 girl (the correspondent says "young" girl) 17 ycura of ago and am five feet four and u half Inches tall. .1 weigh 1(15 pounds; and have always been drinking for the last two years and recently I have started smoking. Ilut what! . . . . Have been told to stop drinking and smoking or I will iret that several doctors have failed to! relieve. 1 hey all call It too Itch. 1 it lu bes terribly and breaks out with watery blisters and then dries up again. Have had It for two years on the sole of my foot. JI. section of Kentucky; The Invasion t.r (l.n skin txt tlm fn..l v Ihn lr! takes in going barefoot In places where tho soil Is polluted) Is the cause of one typo of toe itch, also called ground ' itch and dew Itch. Another type Is duo to a kind of ringworm Infestation, often con tracted by walking barefoot In bathing establishments, gym nasi-1 urns and tho like. Ktlll u third type f is aj'soeluted with excessive sweat- ! ing. Your complaint would sug-1 post the ringworm typo of toe ltch.0f henlth that saves us in Hpitu of However, tho best all around rem edy I can siiugest Is "Whitfield's ointment this is not a proprietary preparation,1 but a formula tho druggist must make up for you, ns follows: 1 Sutlcytlc acid 13 grains Honole acid 30 grains Petrolatum 1 ounce Apply a little of the ointment once a day for a week or 10 days. Then i;et off for a week, and an other course of ointnu'nt If neces sary. Kwlm uml Snuffle. Whenever 1 go swimming I catch a cold. Hut the cold doesn't nffect any other part of tho body only tho nose. It tnkcH a day or so to get rid of It. I'leuso tell me what causes It and how to prevent It. W. K. Answer Taking your own terms nt face value, tho rouble is obvi ously due to exposure to dampness iu lit kentilnc nut uf Ihn ,'iiti.r ! Should you ever conclude I hat it isn't a cold at all, write mo about it ami I'll advise. (Copyright. John F. Dllle Co.')' Quill Points Krom nakedness to golf clothos and they call that evolution! Tim man who said riches Have vinss probably wasn't thlnklni? 01 Mnrriago is a success when both parties' resign themselves lo tnnk-1 ing tne uest 01 wnnt can I ue helped . After Santa Claus days, nerhaps the saddest UlslHustomnent Is the discovery that caviar is Just fish c.-cs It is very difficult for any party to please both Main street uml Knsy street. , ft Isn't difficult to conceal OR Uion r . , TA,- INTO iVCV RGSTAURANTJ a TO-DO- ! '. v HAli And esss, R"V , SIT down AT f r T CTAGfiER 4 OR A Ft-Otk OF - V S TABLE. -ORlrOK A l Ifc V' J 4i ,'V BAkeb BeArOy - ' C a riP vMATER. I V WW I . J I NOVEMBEH f. 1928. Rippling Rhymes (B7 Walt Muon.) STUNG ONCE MORE My old brown bus wh good as wheat, though purchased long ao; It journeyed up and cLpwn the street and never caused me wtoe. It mudo Its smooth Aincl sweet advance with 110 disturbing Jerks? muchnniCA seldom had a chance to tinker with Its works. Year after year It did its stunt, all free from knocks and whines, although it had an ancient front and pre historic lines. Eut all my nieces and my aunts, and my step-sisters twain, pursued mo to my 'divers hnunts abusing that old wain. They were ashamed to ride, they'd cry. in such n rusty crate; why didn't 1 brace up and buy an auto up to date? When lovely ladies take our trail, demanding this or that. wa might as well di; tip tho kale until the purse is fiat. If he may thus accomplish peace, to which his soul aspires, a man will grant to aunt or niece whatever Bile desires. And so I traded in iny car, my good old rusty dray, for one that glitters like a star upon tho .Milky Way. And every day I take It' 'round to where I bought the same, to have a fierce mechanic pound Its innards and Its frame. For there's always something wronl, some misfit large or small, and It will never travel Jong with out an overhaul. The service experts lift the lipotl ' to see what's but uf whack, and say they'll surely mako It good, If I'll dig up the jack. As I go chugging up the street, with cylinders that miss, with spark plugs fouling and repeat, and brakes that wall and hiss, I see my old discarded bus go scorch ing up the track, and I can only scowl and cuss, and wish I had it back. your age unless you express your opinion of a rumble seat. So Walter Johnaon Is to manage the Senators. Well, Wall Street has duties enough of its own. Wicked books harm daughter very little. The wicked part ta descriptive, and she reads only the conversation. You never see men fighting for a "Bieat moral principle" that threatens to reduce their revenue. Americanism: Laboring while niiiir and tlnis dovelniiintr n store health aids when we get rich. You enn tell a good neighbor hood. The bill collectors are too light for roiigli-liou.se work. KamouH men get letters of two kinds: Letters of praise from in telligent people and disagreeable letters from cranks. , Yet the famous man nlbblin-'; cold rations at his -iSth banquet would like to slip away and oat not cakes and 'lunges . In the kitchen. When a woman who smokes cigarettes says she loves babies, she means babies that are well and pretty and dry and quiet. No mnn. is ready for citizenship in a republic until lie is ready to abldo by tho will ot tlie majority. Thero is no absoluto freedom. Passenuers on tlie Ornf Zeppelin had old brandies and wines, but they would have Riven a quart of cither for a smoke. Tho election canio Just In time. Tho campaiKn manager ill one lo cal district confessed that ho could not think up another lie. "Holoney pretends to lio what Isn't." So that's tho reason they ' namod it nftor hoiognn. Correct tills sentence: "Doc said my blood pressure was hk.rli,' eaid j11'" m"n' "J?"' 1 I,avon'1 tolt W i 1,1,180 K,nf2: . i Brisbane's Today (Continued From Paso One) ' , , . . , , I ", f. " 8Hbl,"Uing to l,nrs"' I icinis. Kepiying to such criticism and answering tho question, "Why are you feeding' starving Germany?' Hoover said, "From the point of I view of my western upbringing, I I would say, tor one thing, it is be-1 ceause we do not kick a man in the stomach alter we have licked him." i To that he added the viewpoint of the humanitarian: "I would say ahat we have not been fUhtins women and children, und we are not beginning now." Stock Kxchange seats in New ; York sold for I1U.UUU then JoU.uuU, then J100.00U. and now for $10",-; ODD. The Stock Exchange real-; lied that this is a big country and business la good. Therefore, a few , years a i the Slock Exchange was rebuHt and Its size doubled. M . Already the governors are buy ing more property, planning to take in an entire city block, for the "5,000.000 shares In dull times. 10.000.0isj Bhares in Hood times' that are expected. Everything, is growing. Look out for fireworks, after election. General Altorbury. president ol the Pennsylvania railroad, and Ills board of directors, authorize elec trification of the entire service, i 1 freight and passenger, from New i York to Wilmington, Delaware, i This will take seven or eight years , and 1 100.000.000. letter electrification will extend , to Washington. Statisticians provo to the Pennsylvania authorities that New York's metropolitan area , will 'have 40,000,000 population 0 years hence, and the bi- railroad is getting ready. What will the best corner lot be worth in a com munity of 30,000,000? Not even tho two Joes. Joe Day and Jo ToV l litzky, could answer that. i President Coolldge says there will be no tlUO.000.000 deficit this ;ycar. What looks like a. deficit j will be taken care of, by Increased tax receipts. As with the nation, so with big and little cities. Values grow so , rapidly they, keep ahead of gov-J ernment spending. And that is , wonderful growth. I I ' i . New York City, spending more . ; than half a billion this year, adds I $275,000,000 to its spending... Hat -J real estate values rise so rapidly ' that assessments, per dollar of ; value, actually diminish. - AYell that Indescribable soioe tliiu' or other that us Democrats alius rely on C swing Hi tid nt tli' last moment fulled V f-lio'v up again. - "I construe It ns sim ply . n vote' o confidence,' ile c la red liootlcggcr Ike Iark, when inter vlmved i ou' tli- result o' th' election t'duy." When You Catch Cold Rub Ou Musterole Musterole it easy to apply and works right away. It may prevent a cold from turning into "flu or pneu monia. It does all the good work of grandmother's mustard plaster. Musterole U recommended hy many doctors and nurses. Try Musterole for sore throat, cold on the chest, rheumatism, lumbago, pleurisy, stiff neck, bronchitis, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pains and aches of the back and joints, sprains, 9orc muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colds of all sorts. , ,, To Mathert: Mustarolaiialao mada in -milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole. Jnrs & "f ubea tetter than a miutare) plaitn v : III IN ! 1H ! WOMAN SICK , ! THREE JEARS ! Helped By Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound Little liis-k, Ark. I was .-irk for three years alter tuy iu. I came. I couki hardly, walk ami funld'not cut nor . hloep I rhoulil limiuac I was so ncrvoii!. I took seven bottles ul lhc Vegetable louiuiiiil ami iiaed tliut num ber of Isittle ol I.vdia i:. VioU ham's Snnalii Wash and I ul" fccliii'.' just line. I Have a uirjic imn ilv ami do the work for all. "lir Compound uiade me u well woman, and I have a happy home now- I altvav. try to keep a liultle hi the houe ami I till everyone about it.1 lliis. II. A. Aiiaus, I!. I". S). j, Box (13. Little Uock, Arkansas. t Prominent men "titlo wisc" because the nature of their business brings them in contact with real estate transaction, arc al ways covered b y title in suranee. They sec at first had the serious complica tions that result from title faults. . ; . , Jackson County Abstract Co. 121 East Sixth Phono (1 1! Football MAKE YOUR HOME Hotel Manx All bit; playiiiK fields eas ily accessible. Kxccllent hold service. Distilled r 11 n n i n ir i,.,. , wilier in every room. Popular prices rales. Cheek your car nt hotel. By BUD FISHER i a' !