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Newspaper Page TextPA'GEFOUR i - MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORFIOX. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, -1928.- 1i f Hi ! rl Jj!. f 4i! II! 'Ill ; j-l!- i bill i'Hl! i!'.!. hi! Hedfokd mail tribune Dtllr, Btmd.r, Wxklj PublUbxl bj tlx KEDrOkU mmTUiU 00. IMMi M. rif lit. Ft em Tl HOBKHT W. BUHL, Editor I. 8LI1PTF.8 BIIITB, Utattm An ludtpendtot New.ir Eotarad M Moond clxm natter it Mid feri, Orefoo, muter Act ol March j. Ia7t. BUBHOR.JTION RATKJ Bj Mill In Advance: Dally, with Holiday, yir Daily, with Sunday, month. , ' Daily, without Sumtif, yrar Dally, witboxit Sunday, montb Weekly Mail Tribune, on year BntLflav- atm vrar .IT.IO Hr Curler, in Advine In Madford. Ab lanij, JackaonTllle. Central J'ofcft, thMMi, Talnt, Uold Hill and on ininwiya; Dally, with Sunday, month . Dailr. without buiulay, tnuntu " Dally, without Hunday, oum yamr... T.Oa Dally, with Sunday, one ycat. AH terma, eaab In adfanca. sj.vv MEMBER Or TBB AHHOCIATID PBE8S Hytrin full Lcaaed Wira Srirlco Only paper in dty or eouaty ractirlng otwa 07 telefrapb. t, Tha Aaaociated PrtM la escluaiTaly an 1 rlilMl tn tile um for Dublleation of all ' T"i,7Pc..W.ii0i,smal1 ''wtl ' rliaiilinit ' - Mwt pu till abed herein. t L All rlehta (or rttubllcatloO of nedaj dla 1 tauiieo lerela art alao reaerrad- ( Official paper of the City of tfrdford, OHiclal paper of Jackaon County. flwom daily average circulation fot ail ontha audi rig April 1, lV'iS, 4&8S. Adtertltlnr ReprraiUtlfea If. 0. MOtJKNHKN OOUl'ANT Off) cm In Maw York. Ohlfago, Detroit, Rao Franc Uco, Lorn Anfalea, Battla, fort- Ye Smudge Pot Bf Arthur Perry Tomorrow is the tiny to devour turkey, and the next day they put codfish in the Turkey Ororiuettes mix tliatenu. Alany of Inst year's SK0 doss, flaunted in these parls, nre com mencing to show n depreciation of "The Htny Alive! Club of Amer ica," Is the latest wrinkle in noon singing and eating. Its purpose Ik the laudable one of preventing mi to accidents. iovi:it Ol.' TIIK I'UKSS (Siskiyou Dally News) Dark shadows began creep ing over the moon about 10:30 o'clock and.lt was due to come forth from the eclipse shortly after Unity Hiskiyou News went to press. The Immensity of the pear crop is just beginning to show up. Sev eral of the stores nro displaying ltoscs. Formerly, a valley resident hnd to go to New York to get one. It is about ttmo for the revolu tion that the shapely-Icsgcd young . man who always mmlc neven yards around right end, when It counted Ihe most, does not know what year rleopatta started flirting with tnrc Anthony. Tll.lMiKOIX ISG The other day Jim Slunton brought to Tho (lazctto office and left for the editor tho handsomest ,'tl -pound pumpkin ever grown In Kansas -bur none. U was a big apple-shaped pumpkin, w'lth a smooth rind, and it frosted yellow complexion. not a situatty wrin kled old hug but Ihe very queen of pumpkins. So If we can find In this man's town a deep plo pan, Thanksslv lug's sun will rise on n happy day. Tho trouble with the modern 'pie particularly pumpkin pie, Is that the pit-tin makers have been skimping on their wares. A thin pumpkin pie is an abomination. It should'be both wide and deep, this pumpkin pie. of Thnnksulvlng; wide and deep and darkly brown, with not too much cloves In it, nor loo little cinnamon; highly spiced but still having tho pumpkin Juice its the main theme of tho composi tion. Jim Htnnton and kindly Provi dence providing n year of perfect pumpkin weather have done their part. Now If some pie tin maker can . produce u deep pie tin. 'Thanksslvlng will be n day of com fort and Joy, (Kmporla (inxette.) Long eye-lashes ure the rage among the fair sex.' If they curl up at the ends, nothing else really matters. 0,nly one set of eye-lashes out .of 3(1 are fit to blink furiously tU n Portland drummer. A few years ago the girls didn't like w hei o the Lord Installed their eye brows, and did n bum job of mov ing them dp n notch. It Is understood that tho city fathers nre going to pasa a law prohibiting limousines from park ing all of Saturday evening at prominent corners, in tho middle of the street, to see that all other cars, and benighted pedestrians, get by all right. We are Informed by several of tho inulefaetors, that thin Is "unite a panorama, and It's amusing to watch folks nn ihe run." There only unoiher month loft ' In this year, and It looks like IliL'K uould eonclmle lieeember SI, If It mntnlnln Its present pace. Don't Let That Cold Turn Into "Flu" That cold nay turn into "Flu." Grippe or, even w. Pneumonia, unless you take care ol it at once. - Kub Muiterole on the congested parU and tee how quickly it brines relief ai effectively as the messy old muitard plaiter. Musterole, made from pure oil of mintard, camphor, menthol and other simple ingredients, is a counter-irritant which stimulates circulation and helps break up the coki. You will feel a warm tingle as it en ten the pores, then a cooling terua. tton that brines welcome relief. QUILL, City men lire better ilres'srtl suit without prompting sarcasm Modernism in art won't, rcaeh the peak until it fives ns a I bronze statesman with his feet A rtPf;,.;.. ,1,1,1i l.i Ml,,, ti 4- ,,i (. , t;JJ!wnstmpr the time of ll2 usolul : N C'OinmUMltV III VIM" hrilCfS t . tlV if it llUS nilVtlliuU lliorc .Wilt in hl'Hg llbnilt. V" .Mt'iitiil nniusli (Umltllcss is be thinks a ' tonic mifrht save As training for a golf tournament, try shaving before n Vimtiv ivitmn If vnu Iw.ln J ' ' ' 1 yon are a eriniinal. If a lawyer I tilt, what does it profit a mail to work himself to dealh to , . ,i , n r i e ! i i ii- ii keep np insurance that will eare fur Ins family only ball lis well as he can? It never occurs to the rich . . . i i ' , . , . . . whole loaves of hreatl instead of AinericiiiiiKm : Ncnleiitiii; anil nbnsiiiK the motor; worry -iiiR about a scratch on the fender because it shows. I 'mi tntf ii lino tti htnut on J " " ....... ..w ... t but fil ways has a diamond ring in bis pocket to Midi at a liar-gain, i Some of theni may not learn r. rest their parents get. The Senators Walter Johnson can steal riglit out in tho open. The height of something or other is mother's insistence on a limousine when the family can't afford a driver.. It might 1)C WOrse. SuppOSft to visit Florida at tho same season. If he scolds about the narrow-minded people in his town, ask him if his wife knows about the other woman, too. IVrhapH we aren't dollar ehasers, but the relative importance of a preaeher depends on Why number of local citizens who earn aw much as lie does. f Tho New Yorker who scorn yokels is the one who is eager to let you know he das developed since coming to town. Correct this sentence: "When mine began to fall out," said he, "1 bowed to the. inevitable, and spent no money for tonic. v BRITISH RECEIVE ANGLO-AMERICAN PARLEY PROPOSAL LONPON, Nov. 28 fP) The pro posal by Kred A. bitten, chairman of the naval committee of the United States house of representa tives, for nn Anglo-American par ley in C'anadu on the cruiser prob lem, was received with interest in Ilrltish official auarters today, ll was point etl out that the sugges tion was not nd dressed lo the government) since It was cabled to Prime Minister Huh! win personally but nevertheless it was said that it woutd be given friendly anil care ful consideration. ! The proposal was received here In the spirit that It was a sincere effort to solve the naval problems confronting tho two countries. It I was assumed that this was the ' spirit In Which the message was! sent. WASHINGTON. Nov. -M'l- There was Utile reaction tn official cli.iis here tmlay lo llepresenta-'..,.,,.. live Ilrltten's plans for an Anglo-I iVmerican parliamentary confer ence on naval affairs. At the state department it was said Secretary i KoIIokk had no knowledge of the pian, nnu it was iniucaieii tnat (lie procedure was not In line with the MUTT AND JEFF NAiett, OF ALL MKe A MAfviJ SHi'S ATTIC? 6 D lt4 PAASCULIN6 garb FRO Foot, disgusting, X calls it:. POINTS been use they e" jmt (ill a new , as tliey walk down the street. on a desk. : ,i, ;.win inLtmwl rtr . men to (IpouIr a )f20 case. llhdll! its fUll'O Ant! 0-SilXO)l MW'Oii- what a Scotchman endures when Ins liair. blah - blah.' n i,,:,, I ... jul, merit " 1 does it, he's a j!"oil citizen. that poor relations would prefer - . ... c ' scraps of cake. nin ti tclio nevee tniiniu to UTivlf much at college, but think wlia will manage are the ones that tourists and hulTiennes wanted i policy which placed the conduct of ; foreign affairs In the hands of the j president. j Navy officials had no comment I to make. Stock Market Busy N 12 W V OH K (A3) S t oc k mar Kots, experiencing tho busiest days la hiHtory, apparently mo reaping a Harvest grown iiuiu inn seeus of education planted by employe stock ownership. Kveu as nation wide miles of government, bond!; during the world war taught people how to invest, it Is believed that the policy of many corporal tons in selling their stock bonds to their workers has taught millions more how to speculate. It's in the Cards N EW1 YORK (p) 0 ree t UV7 cant dealers say the business of gupHslug the public taste is a tough proposition. Utst year they laid la stocks of Christmas cards tleeo- rated with pictures of stage conches I and the public suddenly turned its I'nvnr In iilolm-nu nf ulilitu 'Phiu I ., .- ; year they put in ship cards and the I puoiic, wniiK nun snip miuueu, nun iiiniioneii ll luiiuiienn. mr iiii planes. Trai.i. Un. Trail iir-ifJovir n r vi. t,4 OoClurk" lielitlan horlicullurlst ills' ' likes "tourist talk," so he eamo to i ' . ; 11... i-.,i..,.i u.,..'..u .1... i.. ... ,,..,,r nn n fi nii.i.inr nml ninnu m ,,, ,'. , ' ' A Coolidge Law-Maker TOl'KKA. Kas (I') A. ('. Cool- Idge n distant cousin of the nresl dent, will ho a niemher of tho house in Ihe 11U1I Kansas leglsla - tore. Ho Is a Kepuhllrnn. A Perfectly Natural THINGS ! head to OF, . r- i... -.- . . - -W Personal Health Service - ' By WHXIAM BEADY, M.D.: Kiffntd Utttn prrtainjiiv to ptrsoMl hMiih an . hygi'-w, not to dieaM diiRIN. or trratmn.t, mil 1 answered hy Dr. Brady if tamp!. heJf-a'l.Ues.ied m-!op is ik het. Letter. ahouM I bhef and written in irk. i to in lar. mimVr n! ,u r- reived, only a U-x ran I answered lif. So reply ran b in! to 'merit not cuciforin- iug to In-.tmctiimfc. Addte-a Dr. Willhtnr llrady. in nre of thia iy.aHT. , ; Till: soi led-: Ol' 1 1 KALI ll J.IUCATIov. I , i t'nmmnmler i;yid or, mo way to ihc nntnrrtir hud Hcnrcly cmo (fw whh hjw fIpHt. mm !. . . . ..... mat is, rome uown irom tne ruii - man in ('aliform. t.: iin!eion bi-lieveH that this orcare of you niiH h loss tioanl-.thai is "ood for hili hlood prow- j(i:x DON'T GAMBLE. ' ,4'tt shl, when sure." From the irnjuiris rt-atl-; ... 4 .... Hiiiidry health, its rnajto about hiijh blood rt--, From to 4 : 2ft Tuesday how uk fUnicch hurt l oni-ludc that most of the ! morning, those that Rot up early .nut i-oininoditifri views of the laity on this juhjot;t ! could see a partial eclipse of the ho Is carry inp on -me pivp'tcrous, wiul 1 think I 1 moon. the expedition be- know Imw they sot that way. 1 Once It was believed on such oc tllins the Cross Country Kunuliiqr. i caslons that a demon was eating worid how ?wri' My con. agfil IT, 71 indies toll. the moon. tial they are for; H., pounds, well developed an'l, Proper sacrifices were made, in the mtecess and in tod lu-alth (iscpt some siniM eludinK liberal navment to medicliK' safety of yleih ride parties, park ' ln lor iiettei nml '.tlie like. ' ' .... ...... If. 11 were - iiiiHHinie in ulmiui? : rrom all hiiiph uiik. iimiuiKnnuu :iml pulillciiy lilui-lw the health .iipiioal. lie it. honest or not, the result. think the only result, .;v(m(1' 1('0 ,,,, .Wilon In tl;e cost to ihe eonsiimer. I I'eople who luiy iu-.ilth eduea - tion from the hiileher. linker and candlestick milker pay n whop- 'pini; liiff price for it' and lippar-'iH ently they yise lit. Here Is nn instance that mas- ,aKes my diphrain Tlie - i dor of a certain brand of dentri-, rice uriics imiciH-ei in wn- flnft himself to the one brand. and as a reward for stieh eon- saving which In the courso of a ,...u nr-innllv niuf fOV a pocket lighter or toy balloon or any little dewdag the cus-jalong without home work, if theyj tomer may have coveted. Dan- Jare not backward menially and ' erously thin Ice! Suppose a have competent teachers. " T're- i majority of users of the commo- jsumably your- son does, his train- diiy in oii.'siion were to carry, ins ;jfter school is out. If so. this suggestion to a logical con-'that Is plenty of "home work" for; -i i i .....Mroilu in,u tn snve .. .....mt.... tr 1. .. iIaolmi'i j,"lV(n mnrp ,haI1 lhp ,iee of the0i n reasonable amount of di-1 ioy balloon without any grave rik ' version, recreation every dry, h i o teeth ! i will soon go stale anyway. This I When Sir William Arbuthnot ' inune work abuse Is. lo my mind, j Lnjie. famed for his attempt toja kind of alibi set up by the) edit .the Creator's manuscript by'hadly muddled sclmoV system. Itj deleLlng' colons and substituting , is-!tf per cent silly theft of the! semicolons, speaks, the world list- j pupil's . proper recreation time, ; l,liiiH noullt'OU niVIS- I 'a ml r. line or. lit clml v 'I'lm lom-h- 1 inof!,th.p ,.ustomors. A generation ifo Lane was a pioneer in a spec-:they in! . field of surgery. Hut his er- t atic activities in what a wiser man would accept gracetuny as his superannuation are piobahij i.;H painful to the friends umi for mer admirers of the sniitui ope-1 rat or as they nre rmicuious io present authorities on health and nutrition. A real genius straying far off his base after retirement from his true vocation much like another great surgeon in America whoo unrc.strafn'd vagaries were rcernilv silenced by death. How soon wo forget the wholesome lesson taught us by the wise Osier! What :x tremendous amount of harm a good man may do .when senility overtakes him and bin friends raise no hand to save him from exploitation! vvimi ni-ieo medical lestimonii'.ls or jnedlenl recommendation of I anvOilng? Tell me. just between selves, did you ever "ask your i..eti,i" about anything so touted? Kiileeii thousand p h y s 1 c bins, t more or less, ret eived complimen tary packages of a certain fairly popular commodity. They nlo rc nived return postcards and a lJlhorl (Iucstionnaire respecting the! opinion of tlie citiiiu mm uii use of the conilliodlty was com paratively harmless to health. Well, the doctors were only hu man: about 1-I.SilO ot 'em Jelled down answers to the (lueslioils and returned the cards by way of; acknowledg ment of the present. ' Thus U.SII0 leau iiB pii?::c;:iun, .o to 'emlorse'i the -n.mo- ifltv, as the public w as duly ap-j ..... . . . l....ltiMir:ln t ll I.Hfll. I" "'11'.' ,v" yet a very polgnunt example ot tin- value of, .ill medical tislimo nials. s rHSTIOXS AM) ANSWl'.ltS Salt He-trlilion. j 1.. en iiflvlye one with high , . . . ' . . . - ni ' iiiuml pressure io go i.n u tr(lp (U(.t ,. , rost.-ict the dully ian0Wan,e of salt? S. fl Answer. .so. Salt restriction does not lower blood pressure, as lsoin. people liitniiliie. Only In i c. rlaln cases In which there Imp-, l",n" lo 1,,Rh hl,,ra' pressio".! la :niporary r. suietion ol s.iu ...IvIlii lil.. utir-ti iih eilini:i lill'OOSVl iadvlmhle. such as edema (dropsy ) Isnordiess ot In eath or palpitntion iwhen these are due to Impalo nietit ot the heari. It is noli possible to give intelligent advice about diet, exercise or other fue- ltors unless the adviser knows what alls the Individual who hnday your twenty shares would be 1 high Mood pressure. Any scnooi- ibny, wlih five minutes lnstrio - Mistake These Days just l.ooic at that 6irl DResseo like a fMAN! WHAT CAN HER PARENTS Be thinking ANVWAV? I THHK rs( IT'S SHAMeFuu: r S?s5rv . IT'S SHAMEFOLl i ' .AiTN , . tion, l onm measure blood re. - - "rP- 1 physician H function to detormmo. what, if t,ythm. tiw ;atnioiinuI pressure siKnifies.- Onlv .the ,tuu latan assure and the!(llK ",. wm.tif trouhle) is a member of the cross l uuniiy riinnhiK team iii his hiRli Kchonl, 1 .11111 cmliuiitstif on nth- . . . ... . - iciks. nut nils lenni ll-nlilH ioui unies a ivppk anil iiiiim z 'i mne i"" m...-.t i.. i..... an avoi aKe each time. In nrt- runnlnis from the other convinced ditlon they net ihe usual dose of that heaven did not approve its home work, with the result that ! warlike errand. Now a schoolhoy :. i,y does not Ket to hed ear-i knows that the moon'a "eclipse" is her tlian 11 p. m.. as a rule. MvM"'y the shadow of the earth . conrt nlion is that this is not sport ' thrown upon the moon. at all liut rather strain on the j nervous system which may have effects in later years. S. It. A. Answer I douht whether the average hoy of that ae is physi- cally fit to train for endurance conies ts. the dashes or other! ien'(t in .. - peed or short contests, the expe- rjence would probably benefit him. mure. j mr inv home work. I maintain that high i uhn1 ullu linvn flvn hnin-x of school work daily oiipht to got) Urs are not to blame for it unless) are too enthusiastic in theiri j assignments of home work as t imany of them are. (( opynght John V, Dille Co.) Movlll' Is an awful ordeal even ution ovcr'lhlnir's hrennin' fine, hut think o' 111 lleinocrat uho waited till after til' eleotlftli .so lie ,,,., ,,,, n,s vol(.. ()m; fim. ; - - - .... n u ... i : $a J9 ill about prohibition is that d,' 1 -"ueramy more ...v ug. o! course ' between ..lslto J080 for ,1,e t'",ile!,; A lot-of . .. i, . i,..t i preliminary arrangements and tests (Cnpyrlght. John K. Ullle Co.) Brisbane'sToday (Continued l'rom rage One) called herself mistress of the 'seas. ! Wlun W1(1. cnme wit, nu ts ,lew ,, ! """ " " , ' ' her great battle fleets to sea. No floating ship is worth a penny h, , PXPept fastest cruisers to t .. ....... .,., .,, romlnerclal now I Mr. p. . Oanett rails attention i to this maddening fact. .Ten years j ago you could hnvo bought ono gestured toward the White House share in each of twenty leading in-; as though inviting his party's pres dustrial companies tor s:h7S. To-; idem ial nominee to take possession worm js,i.io. Who knows what those twenty SIR, THAT IS PAY V DAUGHTER! '1 Bees Partson. x BlDN'T KNOW Heft Tather! slimes will be worth ten years hence? , .. . Even that is mild, compared with llA lH-rirtrmance of Individual if vnu hurt bo tie lit twenty shares Df General Motors when the stool: I ,. ., Ai j,.-!..,., ,, : ex'-Ke Closed during the ) war lor $1000, which Is What OttO JJ. Kilhn advised his friends to do, the twenty shares wonltl he worth today $100,000, to say nothing of ; dividends meanwmte. i v o.n.i.i h n,.f.ii 00, , perlallv, how vou sell anything i,lort in this coinlry c.ot snmnthine eood In 'America: : men, ;hat the demon mht be i pei Huaded to abandon his least. A n nillnDn nf llm tiiin nn.n fin tl doH ..,.-7 tuC n. : ciuinBe ae-HB creen miwai-d seat !.,.'. ',,.,., r-r .r,., 1.. t.. sold .Monday for $575,000. an in- ci ease of $;,3d,00 in one year. . 1 o have a seat on the stock ex-, s ,ike navjn(! one o( ,he Bit.r. J-u'",, I"'" 'fi"i j in.nit in wit , money bet, but a stock exchange seat is bettor. In a market like i . . , ftAn , , , ' ' u " ' U,JIU I" BYSTANDER By KIRKE L. SIMPSON WABiil.NU IU.. Wlicn l-resi- idem Coolldge retires to private life next March, he will have had six years of exneriencn In what, has (tome to be an ancle of life at the White House that takes up a lot of ; presidential time. That is the bus-1 i iness of posini; for movie and still i : cameras. j j Never before has a president 'been so thoroUKhly pictured to the world as Cooliriqe. There is a j film record of him that would make a history without woi-iIh ol' his ad ministration. And he has disclosed, also, a keen Interest, in the stage business of these appearances, lie . has ideas of his own as a movie director on what tho arraniie- j ment of background, grouping and actions of principles and thetlike should be to give tho best results. Generally speaking, Coolidge has always been ready to RO through a scene a second time if necessary for the pictorial biography 'that was in the making. : '. -i t Coolidge Talkie Shy-, Willi introduction of the "talkies" to the movie world, however, there was apparent at once a consider able more reluctance to pose- on the president's part, ft is con ceivable that he felt It out of keep ing. with his habitual verbal cau tion to appear suddenly to the movie-going public as n light char actcr of the films. Also, it Is con tare necessary and till this is bore- ; some to the subject of n two-di-I mension picture. ! Tho difference In the Coolidse at titude toward silent pictures and .talkies was sharply emphasized i when the camera men assembled at the White House in legions to picture his farewell to Herbert -j Hoover just hetore election. After their conference, the nresi- dent and his distinguished Sliest strolled out to face Ilia cameras in 'the lieautiful setting of the south : from ot tllt, while HRe. . Thev came down a path and ns thcyr- neared the clicking battery ol mnvtu nnniitm, onmn nmi nllcifl n request that the president get a little action into the scene. He turned smilingly to Hoover, then on his return from Tnlitornia. It was a nice touch and Mr. Cool idge's.own idea. ouriA f -r ll A " . - ' , ' ' 1 I .s ' Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason. U i:li OK hooks So many books we ought to read, so many volumes most sublime, if we could spare the chickenfeed, and if we only had the time! The bookstore helves are loaded down with tomes that would impart much bliss, by authors of a high renown, whoso works we can't afford to miss. One must have time to ?arn his bread, to wade around in honest sweat, and so some hooks remain unread, much - to his sorrow and regret. I read five tons of hooks a year, 1 sleep myself In printed lore, but there are moments when I fear I am not wiser than before. I'm read ing volumes when 1 walk. I'm reading others when I sit: I read In haste that I may talk with highbrows of the latest hit. 1 read the high, I read the low, 1 read the greater and tho less and what I rend six weeks ago I have forgotten, I confess. Al though I soak myself In lore, and pun teh books with breath less speed my conversation is a bore I don't digest the stuff I read-. My grandsire. In his in glenook. through winter even ings used to sit; he only had one lonely book, which was his treasured Holy Writ. A score of times he read it through, and when he reached the final page, he would begin the task anew, and did it till he died of age. His discourse savored of the book that he had studied thus so long, and from the page inspired he took majestic phrases, fine and strong. He seemed a man of culture high, a man of knowl edge wide and deep, though he was never known to buy a vol ume from the mtdorn heap. Methinks it's better far to read one grand old book and read it well, than 'tis to rush with fran tic speed through nil the hooks the dealers sell. President "Ad Libs" Then the talkie crew took over the job. There was a lot of testing and calling or directions before Coolicke and Hoover were told to h,.,." Thnv vrl.l.,l i,. well KreellimH and the president wished the candidate a safe jour ney to California. But another test snoweu ineir voices Had oeen too low pitched to make nn adequate record. The whole, business was to 'lo over aKain, and risht there Coolidse amiability broke down, He Plainly felt that once was enough, and it looked as though i iiere? woum ue no laiKie record ot the event until a belated and breathless "still photoKiapher ar rived. Mr. C'oolidKe promptly de cided that this lute comer also should have a chance and then yielded to t lie retaking of tho talkie film. And it was not until that second talkie: shot was in the making that the president added to his ex change with Hoover the wish for the t'alilornian's "safe return," pre sumably to occupy the White House, that Rot so much "play " in the "newspapers at the time. 'amly Industry Bnsy. KBW yoltK-(TP) Candy , man ufacturers report a growing de mand for fancy boxed candies in one mb . two-pound containers, after a 'rather niiiet fall season. Demand for penny goods is re ported strong nnd "bar and pail goods soiling well. How to Sell Canaries. "WINSTICD. Conn. () When a dealer in canary birds received a ' query by telephone from a prospective customer, he took down a cage, held the singing bird to tho telephone and made a sale. . " l . 1 j Millions for Aeronautics ; KKMU'K.VH ijp) Aeronauti- ' ;cal improvements planned by the, Australian government this year ( will cost nearly Jl.ono.nnn. j HEADACHE RELIEVED ... QUICKLY Carter's liltle Liver Pills Portly Tcgetibte Luattte move the botrcli free from palo and unpleaianc attsr effect. Thv rf -x-r- iIia frrfcm of conitlpattca poltont which mnv time, canse a dull and aching head. Remem ber their are a doctor' prescription and can be given with absolute confidence Co every member of tha family. Take them tonisht. Alt Dru-rniiU 2ic and 75c Rett Packace.. CARTERS ISiPILLS "mm& Y- ... 1h MOON ECLIPSE BROUGH T COLD I SAVAN SAYS Man in the Moon Needed Warm Clothes When the Earth Turned Off Heat 186 Below Zero. IASA1)KXA, al.. Nov. ;$. iff) The man in the mon must hac discarded bis asbestos tuxedo for red flannels and a fur oyereoat. m when the earth lurned off its' l solar hotter at the beginning of the lunar eclipse last night. 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