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H. O. UOUKNSKN A COUPANT
Oftloea In New York, Oblcego, Detroit,
an rraodaco. Lot Angelee, Seettle, Port-
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Perry
ConHlderahlo Kuffciinu fs bolnx
experienced by little kIi'Ih with
baro legs blue with goose pimptoH,
bill their mothers think they aro
, conifoi'tahto. .r -
A youth lilK onough ' to play,
went down tho -Main Mem on
roller skates lato yesterday.
Efficiency " Week Is drawing
nigh, uml . It is expected to get
something done.
- Citizens are being urged to get
their 1929 auto licenses, which
they.wlU'do, when they get gooil
and ready. . . .
Yokohama Vaniashita is not
going back to Japan ns reported.
Mr. Yamashita is u. good examplo
fif what can be uccumpllshed by
tloggedly remaining on tho end of
tt moii.
Most of tho knots of citizens on
the sunny side of tho Hill (lore
bank have become untied.
"Old Methuselah", whiskey, mado
last , week, is being guzzled locally.
U is hoped . that tho "'our
Horsemen" of tliu leading slato
football teams dtm't turn out to, be
truckdrlvcis.
' .A brute won seen last night
wearing a new speckled overcoat.
His helpmeet was wearing a 19i!H
lur coat constructed of rllberlun
kittens.
Mrs. Lizzie Lou lloft tins drop
ped IB pounds, through a new sys
tem of dieting, ably - assisted by
the flii. ,
riRST WIHH-OKAOK OF THE
W.BEK III Pinbind they call boot
leg liquor korplkunHCn kyynelelta
even before drinking It. (Now
York Post.)
PA NTH IMIMCItlM.KIt
- - (loin, Kun., lteglNier)
, A l'lend In llumun Form Is at
work In Newton. Ho enters homes
nt nlfflil, tnkos tho trousors of the
lunn'Of the houso, removes there
from lioy'N, matches, Itnlfo, nail
clipper, pencils, pad, cigarettes,
Kmnklng tobacco, pipe, check
hook, watch and a tew sundry
coins fend then leaves said trousers
. hanging over tho garden gate, or
Homo other outlandish place,. When
tho- good burghers of Newtun
arise lit tho clammy chill of a Sep
tember morn they have to chase
madly over hell's half-aoro In
order to find their pnntq. There
Is nothing .so unsettling to, the
start of a good day than for a man
to lose his pants first thing and
Newton's manhood is strongly
nroused. Four extra cops have
been omployed to pad through the
town ut night and apprehend
roughly any strange gonl stagger
ing under a burden or superfluous
pants. If this offender is taken,
thero is every reason to believe ho
will be slink at sunrise nnfl then
Jiung to tho steel girders of (he
now Montgomery Ward building,
Vhicb. would servo hint right. ,
' ' ) . 8toy Statement
Tof the Editor:
I tulte tills menus to ilinnk nil
my friends, old, as well us the
many nw, acimnliitahcuh I mntio
during my ainpnl-srii for tho office
oi siierlir tor tholr support nt tho
polls. ,Tho showing 1 mado In the
face of so ninny ikiIHIchI cross cur
rents In-very satisfactory to me,
even It I lost out, I also extend
my hourly congratulations to tli-y
winner, Hnlnh O. Jennings. , I wish
lilin the best of luck.
, fllnooroly, '
" CHAR, 13. STACY.
Modford, Oro., Nqv. t, 1S38.
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At. Male. Theater.
ljiska Winter delineates nn In
dian maid In "Fashion Madness"
I nt tho Btate theater. Miss Winter
began as n dancer biil has played
voltuj In "Tho Thief of rtogdud,"
"Hocking1 Moon" and other pic
tures; . .
Clulre Wlflsor Is starred 'In tills
production and Hood Howes, Don
old McNnmee nnd Wm. 10. Tucker
oro .In tho cast.
Malt1 Tribune Hits era read by
O.QOO people (very day, tf
Communications !
ENFORCE THE
AS we uii(U'i-staiiil it there is uu onliniUH'C uaiunt piirkint?
on' down-town HireetN, durinB the day time, for over an
hour. ' " " . '
If this is true, why is not the "ordinance enforced?, A rep.
rescntative of the Mail-Tribune made a check up yesterday and
found half a hundred cars that remained, during the rush hour,
undisturbed at the curb, while
"" lu 411111 titiimiiv, niii;,;.
' J here is also, we believe, an ordinance afrninst double park
ing. Vet the same investigator found over a dozen cases of
double parking oing on undisturbed, on North Central and
MMn streets.
, Obviously the traffic congestion problem! cannot be solved
unless the municipal regulations designed t0 solve it are en
forced.,. .. ' ... ,i. i ;
PRESIDENT-ELECT HOOVER GOES TO SOttTH AMERICA
THE ' proposed visit of President-elect-Hoover to South
and Central America will undoubtedly focus public atten
tion upon our entire Latin-American policy. -
During the recent campaign Governor Smith severely criti
cised the Republican attitude toward the republics to the south.
He maintained wc had no right to keep L'nited States marines
in Nicaragua, and declared if elected he would promptly withr
draw them. ... : ' .
This declaration received considerable liberal support.
President Wilson, in his first campaign, adopted u similar atti
tude. Nevertheless, when he .was elected, American murines
were kept in Nicaragua, and Haiti was forced to adopt a consti
tution which Franklin Roosevelt maintained was an excellent
one, for he wrote it himself.
As a matter of fact, there is no real issue between the two
major parties on the Latin-American policy except during a
caimpaign. Had Governor Smith been elected his policy would
have been virtually the same policy that Mr. Hoover as Presi
dent will adopt, .1 ' i ;
For overwhelming economic forces determine a policy of.
benevolent interest and military control, and any other policy if
sincerely carried out would be vigorously opposed by a ma
jority of tho American people, i j
, , .... ... ,.. . .
The present situation in Nicaragua furnishes a complete an
swer to those liberals and idealists who oppose military control,
on the ground that such action denies that liberty and freedom
of action 1o others which wc insist upon for ourselves.
During the final two weeks of the .campaign an election was
held in Nicaragua under the supervision of American troops.
It was an orderly election and so satisfactory to the leaders of
both opposing parties that they publicly commended the super
vision of the United States and urged its continuance.
AVhy was this approval given? IJccause, as a .result of it,
tho people of Nicaragua were allowed to enjoy Hie privileges
of popular government ;w(hich, without such control, would
have been impossible. Thanks to the U. S. marines, both sides
were protected from violence at 'the polls, and the nature of
the government was decided by ballots, instead of by bullets
and curving knives, according to tho liino-lionored Nicaragunn
custom. ,i 'i. :
Jii other words, that liberty, internal liberty about which
our Democratic orators are so eloquent during a campaign, in
stead of being destroyed by American military control, was
preserved and sustained.
Hail the l'nited States marines been withdrawn, and a policy
of "hands off" maintained, instead of holding an orderly and
truly democratic election; the people of Nicaragua would have
held another little revolution, ami control would have gone,
temporarily at least, to the faction with the largest number of
rifles and the most extensive storo of ammunition.
Appreciating this fact, the-political leaders of this Central
American Republic, instead of eondem'ning American interven
tion, commended it and publicly requested that it bo continued.:
' Stich u declaration provided an incident of the utmost his
torical, importance; and demonstrated why, in spite of the parti
san hullabaloo during cvory presidential election, tho American
policy toward Latin Amorioa has been sustained by all Arti'eri
can Presidents in the immediate past, iind will undoubtedly
be continued in the future. ; ; . -
The final test of a cheerful
cop when he wins the race.
Americanism: Three iiren
getting a living by selling it.,
The most ardent defenders of personal rights arc tjie ones
who think preachers have no right to talk politics. ,
, We have seen many crises, and somehow we can't get ex
cited when, we sec a little nuiii on a stump saving the country
from something or other, , .
MUTT AND JEFF
JFf. JVUTT Ml The
First Tew mouths of
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TRAFFIC LAWS
drivers of other ears endeavored
.loser is to congratulate the speod
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inanufaiituring an article; seven
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Mutt Bores Jeff Terribly at Times
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A TAXI.
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TKliiUMO, MKDFOUU,
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADT, M. D.
Signed lettera pertalnliif to pereonal health and hrciene, cot to dlaeaeo dlafuoala ar
treatment, will ha anewered br Or. Biadr it a etainped, aeil-addreeeed envelope le enoloeed.
tjettere ahoold be brief and written in Ink. Owing to the large number of lettere re
celred, onir a few can be answered here. No replr can be nude to queries net coniena
Inf to Inetrootlons. Addreaa Dr. Wllliem Bredr, in cere of this newepeper.
SO 1LVW OVSTKItS
Nino perHonit in and nenr an At
lantic tie-aboard town camo down
with typhoid fever a few wei-kn
after they had partaken of raw
oysters at a Kocial Katherinir. Elev
en other peraonH
who partook of
me mw H"-iname and address of such a pbys
at this same shin- it.ian it you wm accompany that
dig developed reqUest with a stamped envelope
Kiistro , enteritis, beuring your address. .
c In all, 200 per- whai system,
sons altonded the i wouid like to Know if , . .
supper, but 1 do nerb tonic, supospd to be a system
not Know whether , regulator, a natural herb remedy,
any who partook i contains any dopo. l'Ht harmful
oi oysters raw es-
caped infection
served at this
Aii lho..:Oystcrs
particular affair
were traced to u smuli Virginia
shore village where oystor packing
nnd fishing are tho sole-Industries.
A part of tho same shipment of
oysters, sold to another social or
ganization, nnd served at a sim
ilar supper to 100 or mor persons,
gave rlso to no gastro-enterltls or
other trouble, so far as the public
health authorities could lourn.
Shell oysters from tho same
packer, served at a third social
gathering, to 100 persons, gave a
net of fivo cases of typhoid (or
paratyphoid) and ono case of gns-tro-entorltls
(that term signifies
inflammation of stomach and In
testines.) The oysters In question were
shipped In barrets from tho packer
In the shore village. Tho city deal
er employed two shuckers to open
oysters. These two shuckers hud
engaged In this work over five
years and never beforo had they
been- suspected of being typhoid
carriers. Neither had over had ty
phoid, and the Imcterologlcal tests
gave both men, clean bills of hcullh.
Various cooks, .-wallers and vol
unteers who had us.s,lsted In pre-
as
paling anil serving ..the suppers nve means of preventing the spread ' frequently Is that darned automo
were investigated, and no typhoid. r germ diseases. h.ue. but to mother It Is the car.
carricr discovered among them.
Ho the trail led to the little fish
ing village on the Virginia shore.
There the investigators learned of
a youth who was employed as nn
oyster handler and who had "not
been feeling well" for a week or
two prior to November 20, the
date of onset of an Illness which
his doctor decided was typhoid
fever., The source of this youth's
Infection was Undetermined, lull
there bad been several other cases
of typhoid in the local county In
recent months,
Krom the Investigation conduct
ed by the public health authorities
it seemed reasonable to assume
that the oysters had been contam
Inted by handling by this, youth
who was- coming down witli ty
phoid fever. llnsides the survey
of the plaeo. showed poor sanitary
conditions, such as a privy only IB
feet from the water line where tlis
packer .stored and grow oysters.
Conceivably Ibe oysters in tho ad
jacent water might hnvo been con
taminated from .this sourco, es
pecially when it is probable- that
some of the people engaged ih the
oyster industry used this .privy
when they were coming down or
convalescent from typhoid fever.
All of this Is merely a little les
son In. tho agency of food in the
transmission of disease. It is In
teresting to know how such acci
dents happen, hut it should not
deter ono from ordering 'em on
tho half-shell or ;ln cocktail If one
likes 'em rnyi At least It will not
deter me, and I blush to confess
that I am not immunized against
typhoid, paratyphoid or any of
their obscure relations. If I were
Immunized (by Ibe so-called anti
typhoid "vaccination") I'd even
take a chance on oysters, spaghetti,
salad and tho like . served at a
church supper, and that's saying a
groat deal. . :
Qt'KKTlOXS AM) AN'SWEUS
A Quarter of it Century of
Aluminum.
Please tell us If cooking in alu
minum pans is dangerous. Ko many
people sny It Is. Why, then, If it
Is, so much aluminum ware on tho
market today? Mrs. H. W.-
Answer. Tho belter part of my
dinner last night was cooked : In
aluminum wnro purchased 25 years
ago, and It Is nppnrently. as good
as new. There Is no ground for the
notion that aluminum ware is dan
gerous, except ,trick commercial
propaganda..
Wnko Vp.
Can you suggest a remedy for
sleep talking and sleep walking?
I am "I anil have been troubled
this way as long as I can remem
ber. Ho you know of a hospital
BAfcfctRtMS., RUNNING
CLGftklUS IN A
teUCATSSM AUfc BeTTINO,
RACSS. J
OV BVGi
Oil Kli ON, SATURDAY.
t'.VRItV TVI'tfOII)?
In where I enn go for a
diagnosis of my trouble? 1'. L.
Answer. I advise you to consult
a physician who practices privately
and under his own name. A phys
ician who devotes his practice ex
clusively to mental troubles. If you
like. I Hhould he vlmt rn elve Oia
o take? is. J. M.
Answor. That is merely a Joke '
on the gullible purchaser, Home of '
tho most vicious dope a customer !
can buy is really of herbal origin.
Can the sharpers selling the stuff
explain what they mean by "tonle"
other than to say with tongue in ,
choek that It is something that I
"docs you good." '
lpt I's Soap So.
. In . our bacteriology oloss .the j
question arose as. to whether soap j
has any antiseptic qualities, j
Komewhore I have rood that plung- i
ing a noedle Into bar of soap will :
sterilize it. I. H. j
Answer. Yes; soap, lalhor,, orj
soapy water has considerable ami-1
septic value. The lather tho. barber
uses is a barrier against infection,
say by syphilis. Plunging a needle
or other instrument in soap does
make the needlo safe for r most
minor operations, such as digging;
out a Ihorn or silver, though it .
probably cannot be . relied on to'
sterilize the Instrument absolutely1
(render It germ free) for aseptic
surgery. In sanitary practice. Un
der modern methods, plenty ; of 1
plain snap (not patent stuff) nnd
water for the rite of washing the I
hands bns proved the most effec-1
(Copyright, John F. mile Co.)
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Iy Idoo o' beln' obscure is lirvln
t ho' Into til' open,,- market for
trouble. Tb qIo iiotiiR town Js tb'
plucc where they keep owr mini
Imt.
(Copyright, John F. Dille Co.)
Quill Points
Kxample of fine sportsmanship
tauubt by football: 'Their star
ond bus a bad shoulder: every
body play to put. him out."
There are two kinds of love:
Tho kind that Inspires valor, chiv
alry and honor, and the barnyard
kind.
U only the medloal men ooultl
discover the gland . that causes
stupidity.
If government Investigators ddn't
torment you and reformers don't
denounce you, you're probably
middle clast). , '
Successful men: , One who held
on and was carried higher as the
business grew..
: A wcdle In n haystack of
IVr diiftcitlUcM. but It isn't
ha i-d to iind n bit or thmul
lu the hrcnkfu.st footl. .
To .lunior it Ih the old boat: u
sister it is the flivver; to dad it
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ATHeei.iM rok.Aoor CNT.Lp VAI1 CAV HAU MAte
J .rinre IAmiiA&V afinE ..WHAI V V. 1 . A GOOD
XOVEMJiER 10, 1928,-
Rippling
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Rhymes
(By Walt Mason.)
TIME FOR SLEEP
I do my sleeping In the night,
which is the time for sleep de
signed; ml in o daytime I
uui bright aud have a brisk and
eager mlud; the grocer iu whoso
Btore I work and earn some 14
bucks a week, has often said I
urn no shirk, I have no rusty
joints to creak. There are some
other clerks on deck, wto yawn
with weariness all day; along
the village streets they trek at
midnK'ht, when I'm In the hay.
They patronize the jazzy ounce,
und-go to roost at half past one,
and never wish to miss a chance
to have what they describe as
fun. So in the morning they
ariso more tired than when
they went to bed, with aching
nerves and sleepy eyes and di
vers funtods in the head. They
come to work with sluggish
step to sell the grocer's pickled
prawns; 'they have no energy,
no pep, they wrap up prunes
with slgliB and yawns. The gro
cer views with weary eyes these
sleepy clerks, who make no hit;
"I'll havo to can this bunch of
guys," he says, "when trado
slacks up a bit. They're not In
proper shape to greet the pa
trons who Invade my . store;
they all are dead upon their
feet, and even as they walk
they snore." To me the grocer
says, "My lad, you are a. help
beyond compare; I'll raise your
wage another, scaur as soon as
I have scads to spare." This
thin? of turning night to day, of
going to tho haunts of glee, of
chasing down the great White
Way, Ih not what It's cracked
tip to be. The youth who hopes
to do his best, nnd climb at Inst
mme's shining steep, .. should
huve his precious hours' of rest
at night, when we are billed to
sleep. ' '; "
remaps Mussount was ,. a . tnoi-
ball couch in Homo
former .exist-
once.
A life .sentence in more severe
thun a ftejitenee to hnnfr. At least
part pC it is enforced.
Americanism: lluilclinit more
and more wonderful l.at brooms,
in which the tuba collect dust
until Kuturday niht.
f
The most disagreeable vanftv
is that of the man who thinks
he is as umart as you are.
Don't blame
niui'h, people
kid isn't bright.
tho teacher too
may think your
.Naturo doubtless is grand, but
It wasn't n Very brilliant scheme
to put most of tho vitamlnes in
things you don't liko. ,
Ail olootric re.'Hfrerator pre
vents trucks by tJio ice man
and jmhstltmc'fi those ol the
neifthhors wlm come to see It.
- Among the anencies that brln
in undesired citizens is the atork
Still, you see very few statues
of .men who agreed .with the ma
jority. MurrlaKo really encourages sav
intr. Many a man who would
squander his surplus now lays .H
nside as alimony. .
Klcptomnnla is the high-brow
word used to describe a rich
guy's sticky fingers.
Correct this sontenco: "Her
dinner was so good," said one of
the female guests. "I didn't notice
how sho bad the silver arranged.'
Brisbane's Today
(Continued From Page One)
himself nt any time a convert to
prohibition as It is. He called it
"a noble experiment," meaning,
presumably, that is on (rial.
However, the Volstead act will
not be changed, or the 18th amend
ment either, for many n year.
Meanwhile, those foolish enough
to drink bootleg alcohol will lose
the lining of their kidneys, nnd,
otherwise, prosperity will continue.
"Ruth . amid the alien corn,"
would be interested in three other
Ruths, aU In - Americtl, politic".
Three women were elected to Con 1
Kress last Tuesday aud uUj three
are named Ruth; Kuth McCormlck, I
'ilmiehier of the able Mark Hauua,
in Illinois; Huth Bryan, in Florida;
Kutlt Pratt, In New Y ork. All I mich-ana-Mucn i-u-iures wasn't re
time possess intelligence and abil-j newed.
Ily well above the congressional i Diamonds, guns and camerasi.e
'average. ""the articles most frequently p$wV
If you believe in oinens ,name : ed here.-. And guns, according to
yaur next daughter Ruth. ' lone pawnbroker, in-e most tn o...
.-,, ' , I mand among the folks who cume
Roy W. Howard and F. G. Hon-. jn (0 juy fI0m hlm
flls, owners of the only two re- ,. , don, 1h
maining newspapers in Oenyer, h neldcd , hnstliy .-The,:
finally realized the wisdom of a. . ;vhy (lo (lrrartnH
saying attributed to the late Jos
eph Pulitzer, "JJon't fight, adver
tise." While DiHa and others tried
to make 'him fight, Pulitzer went
ahead, building up his newspaper.
And Dana's newspaper exists no
longer.
h,,u r i.ia nelah.
!,.,., i 'l.iii.i nowa.
paper, and Howard killed his even-! brokers are spoiling his trade i,y
ing newspaper, ono taking the linking In dlnmonds as well as care,
morning the otlrer the evening! There would be ten limes :.
field, . many pawnshops in Hollywood h
They will make more money, ; licenseswereu't so hard to get. l
produce better newspapers, and I leges one of the pawnbrokers. The
merchants will teach the people i other disagrees. He says most pie.
more economically. I lure people prefer to. visit down-
KEWEIt and liETTER newspa-!
pers'is the modern trend.
Governor Smith announces that
' he will never aguin be a candidiHe
for office. lie has been in poli
tico i'or 25 years, received last
Tuesduy the biggest vote numeri
cally ever given to any Democratic
candidate, and is content to re lire.
j "-.'Franklin D. Roosevelt's election
! in New York, where he ran ahead
!of Hoover and the popular Govern
I or-Smith, would seem to indicate
a Itoosevelt-nomination in 1932, if
1 the Democrats decide to hold a
i convention.
. Lady Astor, from Virginia, via
i the House of Commons, is delight
ed with the election and begs Mr.
! Hoover to "stamp alcohol from
New York.'"
I It will take the now President
' a long tlmo to get around to that
j problem. .Other things come first.
Arcanwhilo,, bootleg whiskey is
i rapidly stamping out those foolish
i enough to drink it. That may
j comfort Lady Astor. Bootleggers
I are killing off their customers.
Screenjfe
Hollywood
'.By Wndc" Werner.
HOLLY tt'OOD, Cat. One of the
strange -things about this town
where so many actors and extras
are prosperous ono day and :penni
loss tho next is the number of its
- pawnshops. There
are only two.-
One is just off
the 11 o u I e vard
near Central
Casting and close
to the harness
shops and lunch
counters where
movie cow boys
lonf. That seems
a natural loca
tlon. Tho' other
flaunts its r e d
awning across the
street from the
studio, where
.Mary rickXoiU M a r y Pickford
' " works, and whero :
Douglas Fairbanks, John Harry-,
more. Norma Talmadge, D. ;
(Jrinth and other celebrities earn
the money with which they buy all j
their little luxuries.
'Surely, the proprietor ,of this!
ptaco is not so optimistic he ex-.1
pecjts Alary Pickford to come in
lirul pawn, her jewels, or John Ilar
rykmp.ro to ask tho loan of a few
dollars on one of his yachting tro
phies. IS ut when questioned, he
merely smiles and says:. .
"You'd be surprised to meet
some, of my customers."
Guns In Hollywood.
Of course, extras and bit-players;
hit tho financial humps more often
than players earning enough to I
buy bonds or real estate regularly. ,
tttit a sudden drop from $700 a j
week to nothing often shakes a i
bright now diamond bracelet off '
the "wrist of an actress no one stis- :
ALWAYS TIRKD AT NIGHT
, THY Tms
Something 'Is' wrong when a'
person feels constantly "too
tired"; when kidneys ache 'and
irritate. Miss Daisy Bell, It. K.
I). 3 Savannah, (Jn., says: "I
suffered H years with pain in my
back, a i ways felt too tired, and
slept poorly; but Foley Pills
diuretic made me, well and sound
again." Men and women every
where use and recommend them.
Try them. For sale by Jarmln
& Woods Drug Store.
pects of being financially t-ml.ai .
rassed, even if her comrai t wi,n
IVote them? I told one flamhu-
flapper sho was too doggoned tem
peramental to own an amomuth-."
Cars and Diamond.
liat is only one broker's si.i..
of it. The other is non-committal
ion the subject! or gi
! complains that tne automobile h,
town Los Angeles shops when the
watch or the neeklaco must
pawned, and that two pnwnsh
Sl?!)3
are onough to take care of all thi
others.
W liter Nilson, world's cham
pion unicyclist, ' will, appear ut
Hunt's Craterlan Sunday. One m'
the unusual and most dangerous
of lHs feats was when he rode
around the mp of the Chcop.-
pyramid in Egypt, mounted on
the top of bis ono wheeled cycle,
which is 14 feet high. Nilsson
has ridden on the top cornice of
many of the, world's tallest build
ings. .
. .StlsEon's .will also do equally
hji2ardtiUr! stunts while mounted
on ii single wheel high above tho
stage floor where he appears Sun
day only in "Kan eh on and Iarcjjp
"Up In the Air" idea.
Other performers are Robert
Htlekney, comedy stilt dancer,
'Doris Whit more, singer, dancer
and violinist, .lean Dix and Helen
IMirkft. specially dancers, lii-noks
Trio, banjoisls of merit. The 1 S
still girls offering a dance rou
tine never before attempted on
nnv singe.
4
l T. & T. Cains.
KV YOU lv, Nov. 1U. (vP) Pa
cific Telephone and Telegraph com
pany of San Francisco, for the first
nine months of the year reports
net income of S3 1 ,024.7 3fi, com
pared to S!l,0.r)7.4C!l, In the same
1 127 months.
Gurdaiie Klected.
PK.DLI:to. Ore., . ov. 10. P)
Tom (lurdune, veteran peace' of
ficer of I'matilla county, was elect
ed sheriff over his younger rival.
Charlie Hosklns, Returns from 5 f
precincts gave Ourdnne 3,r;l0 to
3,0(i0 for Hosklns. T. U. Stanley.
Democrat, polled 4 2 3.
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