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fxtse roun jMTSDFOTtD MATT, TnTBTTNE, fEDFOTlD; OKEflONVS ATTT7DAY DEmnTEft 15, 1928. .IV V. " mi: it-r- Din 'I .t to I". ii'.' a! .0 , go:? . .8 If rfo tii R1C i'i .c: .n. wan It . ni t--.il i mrf t-t;j- i;- oil-. Si... VI J iW idsa larl..'.- hi gci 0"0 HUt-Otll HEDFORD M AIL TRIBUNE Dtllv, Bund?, Weekly Published by th MinroBo k'usKTWii oo. IMT-lt U. fir HL PhQM T &OBEBT ". SUHL, IWllor S. jdUUlTEB SMITH, Uui(N d Independent MewnpiMr RuUrd u woond clsti matter at Med lord. Oregon, under Act of March 1871. SUBSCRIPTION KATkVI 7 Mill In Adviniret Dally, with Hunduy, year , Daily, with Sunday, month.. , Daily, without Sunday, fear . . , Daily, without Kilnday, montl. , Weekly Hail Tribune, one year.. ..7.K " :60 .05 t.00 nunday, one year BTrrter?einJAdfan'o-In yd'loH. A-tv IlKiiroSrii Daity, with Huuday, motitb '5S uaiiy, wiumui BuiKiay, munu.... bally, without Humlay, on ywar. Daily, with Hunday, on yeir.... All terma, caab in advance. 7.C 0.00 WRUUF.B OP TflK AHHOClA'l Bll I'REHH KeceiritiK Pull Leaanl Wira Service ; Only papvr In city or county recaltlng ; eavn by telsrapli. Ttie Aaaociated Preaa la eiclualTely an- j for" pubucation "o aii mini to ine uae oewa aiepitcnec creuiiea 10 u or oinerwiae credited in tlita paper, and alao 10 U: locate ntw ptiMintien biretn. All rhjlita (or republication of apeclel dla patcnea herein are alao reaerTed. official paper of tbe City of Uedford. I OfilciaJ paper of Jacknon County. Kworn daily aterage clrmlatlnn for tlx aaAntha ending April 1, 1P28, 463. ; Adrertlaing Repreaootatlrei M. 0. UUUENflKN ft Ulafl'ANT ' Office In New York. Ontcaixo. Detroit. an Pranclaco, Loa Angelas, Ueattla, ForV Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry Tho Utah doetor, who wiih fiiii'd 51. for iioHHCMHlon of whtHkcy which lie teKtlfled lie UKed to comhal the flu, ko he could make his ciiIIk upon patients nuf ferine from the Maine ailment, nave them pllln, and conHeiiuently wan not fined i'UuukI). Outnlde of Argentina nuarchlislH tltreatenfiif,' to kill him, and J'ara Kuay and Itoltvla on the vpcko of . war, and tho chief execuUvo of t'hllo , klHKliiK him, the kckI-wUI vlalt to President-elect Hoover to Houth America Ih u Htem-wiudcr. TlIK MOHT TOTKN'T MOtJTH FVL IN A LONG TI.MK If cvery huddy wuz afraid of dry officeiB an' traffic lawH tin they are. that ih' popo '11 come over here, we'd have 11 purly fair country. (Abe Martin.) The Jyrtliind hall team haa Htartcd HellliiK ItH best players, in order to avert the cata.stropho of winning more than 2H kuiiich next scuHun. IHtASTK lll'T i.-ovim; (llaker DcitKM-rat) AVIfo Says .Sli Would Itellcvc UtislmiHl Innocc'iil of Kltllnjc Woman If nn Were IIiiiikciI. (MiarlcM A. I A ml trn h ha h re ffived the llarmon trophy for li Ih Atlantic trip and other n via! Inn featH. It wan about time thu coun try gnvu him a medal. A citizen invatletl thla KiiiieLuni tllla am. anil when ho K"t tliioiiKh hiickxIiik anil ruiiKlilliK. wanted to lno' how thu King ot KliKlunil wtiit ciiinlnR ainnff. . Tho HtniHliiao yoMioiilay after noon reilurpil tho lilithenoinonea of tho wooil tlealei-H, iih If iiy mai'le. Nothlllff Hlown ni a Hpei'il lilint at an liitomootlon, llko ki'IHiik Ii Ih ear ptilnttMl. tlllvel'Hlty Kh-lH are retlirnlllK fi'oni tlm cainiiua rlauntliiK fi'iiler lllly illlH tvhoro potieonirn wear Ihelr bIiiih. It Ih prcillrtoil that aolno ot thean Het tore loomi front thnlr niooi'lnKx. ilniiim' the Kay 1'tlli'lliln aeiiMim, by KUtlillK eaimht on thn coat Imiton of an tin. aertiiiulona local uncial lion. It Ih again published thai I live I are 2f.ll ways lo cook a potato, and as wo said years ago, onco Is! enough, If donu right. 1 If anybody has lost a dog, with the tilde barked off his snoot, look In this office. Instead of l'liti-llershops. lb., i Several i.r ihe yi.ung people whll uro In Ihe hnblt of nttcuillnu I Christmas Kndeavor, wen. missed Sunday night from services, and ! upon Iniilllry found thai they had nintored to Springfield unit tiad l.een in a w reck. (Kugene. Ore., tiunrii.j -a nil. llio daughters of lliinnm went forlh in tlm chariot of llio prince." l-'A.VCV Wit IT l' (loin, Kan., Itixlsler) .Mrs. llarry lloeken, Mrs. .1. V. Bttker, Mrs. Charley Saunilers. Mrs. Holder, Mrs. Parker wer our callers a Saturday. .Mrs. Jtussell Ileinlerson i-eniein-bered us with the nicest of cats, many thanks. .Mr. unit Mrs. Will Hans wer up from Era lo attend the funeral of C. Saunders a Sunday, lie repm-ls Jutlg stlllwcll doing fine, he has it cabin In the limber unit Ills paid full of shrubbery. Will said Kin sure had u flood thai you rend ubout, Two ' boys worn sent behind prison bars. One looked out and nw the stars Tho oilier lad sat down in his sell And said: Say. this heats 1 won't tell. Was written years ago. Well, someone helped then. selves to over a hundred dollars worth o f Mrs. Arthur ltoekens turkeys, Too taut, after n summer of hard work gon up to nothing. Tho day will com when ever thin will lie brought In to Judgment and the one Hint thought he was get. ting a big deal will fln.lo In that day your sins will he up bo fore ; you anil tho ones that lost will lie the boat off. .Prepnrt to moot your Clod. Mr. and Mrs. W 11 Aitamson cttino over to s-eo us a Hunday afternoon hut owing to the flue did not come In. which we sure liated for tin)- lysurc bnvo retiieiu. faired lis in nut- loltly jiom-a, A STEP IN THE TIIR forming of ii commission to so regulate rivers in this sttito that both llii' li'L'il iinalc riL'lits of the nower comna- iin'cs iiikI of (tic sportsmen may j right direct ion. Ill t 111 recent clcctiiili 'In- Mj.il Trillium milnisc.l tin. ''four I t''v"1 0"'y few Cltn J' anawereil here. .No ri,ly tan l made to ,,uerie, not conform ' JU 1111 I Million 1 II" .Uilll-1 I inline oppDSCII Tlie lOIII j tt , Inairuclioua. AiJ.lreaa Jir. William Ura.l), In ear. ul tlii, new.j.ar. river lulls on Ihe ground they ' I'lieateil and lnlrieale in scope, ! I'opiilar vole. moo iin-nsiii os, us nir as ine Wtlit'i rotTflll inilfll Ui tisllilltf "ut wis.h.in '' iit"''ssily i linve pruliihittMl, furllicr (U'vrlop.ncnt of iovoi' mid irrigation. projects. TIu'kc iitcasiii'i's utiv dcfi'fitt'd in llic stat.', but iass.'(l in i Jackson County. No, under the resolution adopted at the I'ort liiiid niectin', the f jfinKhitiuv will he asked to ass a hill juovid- ' ir the appointment of n i . -, ,.,.,,.. . " v . . (1) Tho (iivorflion niul uhii of wutor, VI) thn placfi't'. ami main tcnaiico of any dams 01 obstruclionH in Hlroninn w?k '.i liuiicrtally ifiloifero witli tho t'reo flow of wator therein. ) tlm Halctcnanl Iuk of KtrcaniH rrom pollution, (1 and any other matlaiH which affect tho rltchtn of the Htate of Oregon in the waterK of Us at ream:;. Ohvionsly the sneeess or liiilnre of such It lirottriuil will de. E lxiid upon the mialitv ol men ''". . . . ,,,, ' , '""jtliis conimission. I hey should holh the power niul wilil-lile should he men hii; eiiiniffh find lidence of hoth the extreme partisans m tins eniilroversv, nnd!"r v"'r" compelled to put our; 1 'trust ill belts fin- n tlinc. Iteeiiuse the people, ot the state at litrfie. Jf a eominission with the prestiire lind Klandiii(r of the State Highway ('oniinission, for example, could be named, then there would he every reason to expect u sat isfnetory solution of this important problem in the very near future. On the other hand, a commission composed of wild-eyed par tisans ufid small-bore politicians would fender 'uny constrtietiye profiress in tiny direction ntlerly impossible. The responsibility for the sneeess of this project, therefore, will rest upon the members of the Legislature' tind (jiiv- ernor 1'atterson. AVheii the meek inherit the them ns-ii smaller inheritance "Man's next itreat war will heard of a war without ? Outside of town you have the highway, the woods and Ihe meadow. Thus you can choose whether lo be hit by u cur, bird shot, or a tfolf ball. ' Al Smith said he was throu;h servini; the public, and friends, lakini; liim at his word, proceeded to boont him for the Senate. QUESTION SON IN ! PORTLAND GIRL EATS ! MURDER MYSTERY! off NGAssmt ... , I. PORTLAND. Ore. CAHHONDALK, 111., l)(M, -jf; (A1) Victor A. Hundley, son of .1. l Uuntlluy, ox-mayor of Cnrbon dale, who with IHh wile, 101 la. wiih shot to death In their homo Wed nesday night, was (picslloncd all night by State's Attorney Fletcher Lewis and Sheriff William rianna gau. Ho did not vary from his story or being nfdeop when the tn tal shots were fired. Hundley said ho reati.ed there was suspicion against him. Ho gavt a minute account of his where about h Wednesday night. At tho Inuuost, which was begun i yesterday, It was brought out that Hundley wna worth $100.111111, while oilier estimates placed It as hiKh as' $:ioo,o(mi. j l1 1 OSLO. Norway, lice. In ! Friday was Amundsen tiny through . inn .Mitti.r ."inn n.ii.iu.h n.n lent of unfurling Hie Nnrwoglnn I """ "nun-ling ine ,ni wegian 1 nag over ine oli ii line. nee. 1 . '" H ",a rnccui i u , 1,1 ll"' N"r"' regions wlille r"n"! " "n"K " 1110 Hn " '' " "'" iron. served at noon; lings were placed at half must until 2:00 p. m. and church bells tolled. Meetings were held everywhere, the principal one at Akershus for tress being attended by King llaa- kon, the crown prince, members nf lb., u.ivo.-i.m.'til nml bleb church officials. MUTT AND JEFF leJHAT a sufcPRise r 6or T"7T I f the STocic was im fV truajk. ssalu r 6er A lot of 1 ' "CN ' r v JblFpl' VTRDAV iwHctO i LCftftNeji JAf -, I iMTtte vrnc alu thcsc VeAes FLAPPSBi ANtt 60 Foft 1 VdJJ X HAhlY)a -PiWillJlK! ! THAT A TOoosAMfc. SHARes Jm& E THOUGHT iT vajAS A JoV R.T. OR SHALL fir T..tlltw. .&W Of UNITE t) MOUSe -TRAP ft WORTHLCSS. WGLl, t DREW JLGlUe A lrTvTfiK J V 1 I W'f ' , ' .TOCWAT bought bi; t5"00 OUT oF TTA BANk. TO L PAV AT- X ' ( 1 lJV . '( .. -: FoRTV BOCKS ASHAftC ' jt iuiuu-X Oo wtW tT? ' 'PL .'..-- B BANK ' R I - V& 111 1 I 1 il ii 1 r , , jfw'f'x. W C 1w4 Ti Mw. 1 U t P m QV . 0 RICHT DIRECTION be 11111 int ;i i 1 is a step ia the went too far, nnil were loi lit . . ii. i to lie properly determined by, We were ill entire svnkiiatliv o-ith the iiiu-nosAof eoiisii vauoii. anil proirouun 01 IfSSfts V CimiMTIHul, lllt (UIS- ol' j.n.liihititi, ns Hit's.- lulls would coniiuission to be gvn complete selected to serve as members of'1". anyway hard time, tame . . ... - , (iilonnc. and Home (treat economist ii(t only he 111111 familiar withjj,, in,. , 0ihlnir trade conceived interesls ol tins stale, hut they i roiul cuoii";h to enjoy the eon- earth, let's hope it doesn't affect usually does. be with insects." AVho ever Dec. to. I Seizing her from behind as sho 1 wanted along tne street iwar- ner homo in the darkness shortly after ! 0 o'elock this morning, an unideti j tiflcil man was beaten oft' by I lNther Hoblnson, 'Ji. she told po I lice. Kicking and scratching, sho j fought her a.ailant until the light ; of a passing car f lightened the j man niul he ran away. ' Two weeks ago he reported a similar attack, other wmnen In the same neighborhood have been i frightened recently by a tunn im sweriug the sntne itcscrtpt inn. A thorough search of the vicinity by pollen failed to reveal trace of the mall. BULLET OF SUICIDE DEFLECTED TO WE LOS ANliKLKH, He l.ri.-fl'l A 27 year old steel worker was i under guard In a pollcu hospital' hern today net-used of tlm slaying ! "i ins wile 111 a ilrankch rage early .-,.,.. n- ... ,., Ii (',,., s I ,,,.,,.,, , km r. .J: H,,. MtM , nit..mpieil in kill him- ; ir, ,ul his wife's iUruggtes before 1 she died tleflecli in bullet. entered his skull, lie will live, it wus said at llio hospital. Itii - il - Wool Itasliicss Mow. BOSTON', Dee. In. (VI moderate during the past weejiis and was confined liu-gelv lo orltr- jtlner French combing and Texas wool. Prices were firm .on active '. l.. .....1 i,.tl..., ..I,.. I Mines were firm. I Easy Come, Easy Go ml ttwtti m?mmw mmtmkm mMmmm-' '-msm Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BPDY, M. D. Signed letter, pertaining to peraona i, rau.it. ... win rr iiiarini u ,r, oraujr ii .eiiiTa anuuiu ue won aim written in inn. 'nit: itKriix; i.vriiri:xt physician of u large Indus - i T white (Hilar men" lo not follow bis ad- yic(. ubuul the" tar, of lu-.tllT, ivh ' Ill-Ken upon ei any. ana t.i. L.iiiiih nuHpenui'ia. .-.'.ii. no ill u 11 yeni-H iiko nearly every man wore at lhiH lu , hands. two or three mmpendei-H. He had no purlieu- Umea a lHJ. i,mnCtllatoly ntter lar reason for wearitm 'cm. only wafhinir and before tho skin Is that pants usually couio equipped (,Ul dry. This lotion ia excel wi.h suspender huttons. Th-n .,., vimn,in$t nni Komo morl 111110 a chani-o of ailmlnislratioii. ,kc , tnT ll!ie r.cr BhBVlnB. ,,,.,,,, ,. ,h. ).,.U,i,iieiuis that tm lan Idea of omittiiiK suspender Imllons from certain alyles of ni-thi-r uarnienls, and not a- few the very models wo affected came water is likely to make the skin thru huttonless. H meant a (treat hninh and Irritable. Hut thero Is deal of discomfort and even clia- no t-'uni1 r"n for uslnc nny car crln, I; ul what was thu alteina-J'"llc '"'Id (phenol) at all In such live. Could a man aslf hln wifo'" l"tln. 1 assume you arc younj, to sew on six ((I) half don. hut-1 woman. As a rule a youna; skin ions all in once? liehavo your-: roinilroM no -cold cream" or other self. b-aced with such a uan- nil ol' Krease. If your trouble dary there is Just one nltemutive ' llillc, nay bo when you write course man can take. Ho puts and 1 11 endeavor lo suguest some on a belt, pushes out his atom- thinw for you. . licit and prays there will be no 1'apor ISoj-'m Ileli. disaKter. And this tells hardest! If the hoy delivering our paper on the while collar class. j has Itch are wo In any danger of In Ihe next quadrennial effort j kci'Ihk H? Mrs. K. II. (!. to determine what Is tho matter j Answer I believe thero mleht with Ihe country tho attention of be somo chancn of tho conveyance tho politicians should bo called of the affable Utile insect by that to tho alarmini- crowth of the route. Tho Itch mito often ia car lunch . club evil. It is R-ettlnn so rieil from person to person In prevalent that if you want to see ! clothing. a businessman or uny of his tie- (Copyriuht. John F. Dllle Co.) i.nl-tinentn 1 henilH. villi hiivo to catch him out of bank hours, for on Fr'ilays' MnmlayH, Wednesdays' Siitunlays, Tuosilays and Thurs days he Is out to lunch at other times. That Is one ot the surest ways to distinKuish an executive l from mi operative. The opera-! live lunches In from 3a to i;o minutes. The executive lunches from 10 to ;t. except Saturdays. l Athletic, physically fit youm,"! hula may wear a belt without1 show-inn; much harm from if fla vours. I!ut a man past :to. who Is slippinit a bit, hcKinnine; to .take an interest In atirt h control, per haps ounrowinir some of his: cloihes, loslna tho "wind ho for merly had. makliiK fine proiiicss in aa oxii-ulivc position tho less work he does the more money he (ii-ls for it makes a sad mistake when he leaves off suspenders. Not that it Is a bud tiling for such a. man to push out his holly, as he has to in order to malco HUVC his belt is fulfilling lis pur pose, but tbe trouble is the lack j of mn-penders unconsciously In hibits anv faint lmpul.se there may be left in the man's auto matic system to pull the belly In again, onee he lias got it out there on guard against failure of the bell to function. Kven if I he dues feel a eoimt ientlous Im- j pulse to pull ill the belly he dare I not try It exeept In privaey. Kx- j iM-utlves arc bound to look. well, j snappy as they can, ami u would be fatal to the man's dig nity if the hang of his trousers sugge.sted an early Charles Chap lin film. l-'ar ln It from mo tn .Insinu ate, that a successful dodcor of :S5 preparing lor a funeral i his waist iiH-asurement over-j ml passes bis chest nioas- lurcment, hut 1 ilo aver he is no llonger as K.,..t a man as ho wa-s ! before h aeituired tho nc-ir-l'al- stafl inn silhouette In case the Innuendo annoys the expert work evader, ho may find insolation In the last six move-1 melitn of tie Till BlllllV KVIll-l .., ..1,1.1. 11,.. plmnv, 11 copy of which thin- wilt be glad to provide (Jt'ESTIONS AMI ANSWI-'.KS. Privacy. jbeg to explain to cnl respondel'its, j ' every letter or communication confidential. ot course, thai : refers oiilv to tlie Identltv of thc'llitl tn deal with Hie subject nt any query as I see fit. vi.... . it-l.l... II.....I- Will you kindly give a recipe; health .ni bvfiene, not to dlaeaM dfag-noei, Dr ! , BiawiMvi, Htii-auiireaMeo envelop, la encloaed. owing- to ine. large numuer o! letter, re- i: oi' srsrfcsuKH lti-rroxK. - for it goud hand lutiun in your column? K. I. Answer Thi:lutln Is useful to k'i'l' the esiiiM-lal''. hnnds soft unci white wlit'n there in retlnesH itfon from household u,i j, a, iiiene HKllltu Wlil li work" doiliiiTH three n- )lorl. ut.M )OWt)l.r ;, tcaioonful8 acntlalH. namely. rruKltvumh .ha vims, atlontlon to the. Kl) K,UinH (tahhpoonful) cultivation of (Hyiciln ounce (tnl.lcHpuonful) K001I ponture, ,..,, wull.r r (listilled water 1.1-lak exorcise , 0n(. nt !o Howv, BUrrinB conatantly. , i a nil ndilinK water to rnako up for evaiioi-allon. till a clear thin Jolly, u n il 11 noil. Am. v n law r rnni lteware of Poison. lH ,,0,i(' it an riRnt to uso a lolton ertn. rose water and car- Id on the face? It is pro Pared ny n urumtlst. I find tt does no1 cause pimples as cold cream loe;i . . IJ. S. nl rnsver .10re "inan a spooniui Klyeei-in in the pint of rose ' 1 Mtf IS 5- 1 l-jitln' a big Stark's Dclleioiis I s,".vs appease t It eravlu' for apple gin." writes Miss I'iuvii l.lppfucut, wlltur o' th' woman's (mi go o'th' Weekly Slip Horn. Xow. then. right olf tu lit. who wiijs Hoov er's riinnhr male? (t'opyrlght, John F. Dille Co.) Brisbane'sToday (Continued From rage One) j t.x X( Xminette' with ' music by a iv.. band. Not to spoil lite evening,) prison tint llorit les kindly de-j . ... . , .... 1. si pone uen s tnpiy to the eleclrie chair until II o'clock in the morning. To sit in a "pre-execution" ''I'll, while others laughed and j ,,,:., .,Hvoil. then strut ami fret along the hull through the i door across the floor to j I l'l' deal It chair, seems a st rang eniling. If we heard of savages that Rippling Rhymes Bf Walt MaMm. HAIM'V HOME The cheerful home where love ultidfK, that nevett hear a ty rant's rour, whei people hIiik und no one hldeHfin fear bf-hlnd tlie kitchen door; where there are often Hounds' of mirth, and never noundx if hitter strife thit 1m the fairest spot on earth, tjje fineHt thintr In human life, lief ore 1 Journey, home at nlKht to bank for hourn.in eawy chair. I hunt up Home (Uxhonet-rt wight who'H tried to oll me oil well HharcH. I Hcrap with some de-t luded wkate who bilked me in' Fomo recent deals, 'or climb upon a candidate who foiled mc with his Hmooth appeals. There's al ways someone who.hajj wrought such ovl! as I may resent, and I assail his dome of thouKht. and In that or Kan make a dent. Thus I work off in splendid style whatever K""uch I have acquir ed, and, reaching homd. I shed a smile, though. I utn jiuled, weak and tired. My wife, she meets me at the door, with honest wel come in her eyas, my loving aunts and nieces fjour are greet ing me with joyous cries. Then I take off my shotij und hat and seat me in a paddled chair, and even James, tho Maltese cat, with sounds of welcome fills the air. Thero is am a-tmosphcre of peace, a sense of lovo and kindly tact; there is no need of the police or reading of the riot act. AVe nil have grouahes now and then, they are a part of mortal lives; but they're the cheaper sort of men who wear them out upon their wives. When I feel hitter I chastise some man who's sold mc phony, stocks, and theu go home with shining eyes, conveying love, the stuff that knocks. kept a jirisoner listening to music for a few hours before killing biin, wc should moralize about it, us we do about the savnges that fatten their mis sionary. Without a word of debate, the Senate Thursday increased by 2r0,000,0(0 the treasury ! department's appropriation for enforcing prohibition. Prohibi tion 1ms more of a grip ou'tha Senate than on the public. Some believe it would be bet ter for the government to le galize beer and light wines, milking 10,(100,(1(10 profit on sales, rather than spend i250,- 1000.000 to put the eouutry on a bootleg whiskey basts. Hut .speculation is 'useless. Prohibition is here to stay, n't least as long as this generation Quill Points Knelo Sam's "Imperialism" w-ill end when Nicaragua's canal routo is absorbed. There's nothing else he needs. ! War: A ganio in which young j men, slaughter one another bc j cause a few stubborn and stupid jold men couldn't agree. '- j Naturu is kind, and as men bc igan to settle in cities thcy .bogan ! to lose tho sense of smell. . It - If science knows overytluiur. IH'rhnpH It can explain how. the tlunisnnds -who a.lCcml daytime, movies cam lliclr living-. You can recognize a collego town miles away by tho youngs ters on tlie highway waiting for u i ride. j (if course, tlie World War was worth while. The great military machine is now on the other j side of the Rhine. ! And you are middle-aged if the good old collego spirit affects you j like swallowing your tobacco. Americanism: Trying hard to seem sophisticated; succeeding only In resembling a small boy trying to seem tough. Alas! The only people who be-j lieve all they read ore people with a natural weakness for fool' ideas. The whtsperlns- canip.-tlun also ; TACOMA. Wash.. Dec. 15. (, makes best sellers of that fliind j A Jloa.OOU.uail combine of Inler of books. ' coastal lumber and shippinc inter It pays to bo htraiBlit. If ii leg Is stmiiclit ui and down. . for example, tlie stocking Heam docenVt creep to one side or the. other. There are no statistics on the j for tho transportation of the en numbor of near-Idiots nt large, tire Atlantic and Gulf consign except tho circulation figures of ments of the Pnciflc coast pro that kind of magazine. I ducers involved and negotiations . ! are under way for the output of A florman colonel is showing ; ther major mills, the Chinese how to fight, so Tne Pacific Atlantic 1. umber there's a good opportunity for- a ! eorporatlon. with n directorate of go-getter who soils Bpadcs. ! leaders in west coast lumbering. ... (shipping and banking. Is to be Another pathetic feature of the . m. wimom H. Talbot, season Is dad s perennial hope ,,,(.nt of j.one uml Tlbot of that tho family won't charge more ,,-ranrlsoo and the Paget Mill than he can pay for on January l.rm,uny nml director of the Cilrroct this sentence: "War is ! Wells Fargo National bank of wicked-." said he, "and wo canjSan I-'rancisco. avoid it by using spiteful und in- Concerns involved in the oral suiting speech instead of guns. Daily Meteorological Report . Saturday, Dec. 1 Medford and vicinity: Cloudy tonight and Sundny. Continued cool. Freezing temperature to night. Oregon: Cloudy tonight and Rtiniluv. Continued coot in west. freezing temperature east portion. ! V r-3 01 K ta p Local Data. A AO Temlieralure (degrees) as 31 Highest (last 12 hours) 44 38 Lowest (last 12 hours) 32 27 Kcl humidity (percent) St 87 Precipitation (inches)... T. .00 State of weather Clear Cldy. Total precipitation since Sept. 1, 1928. 4.71 inches. Sunset today, 4:41 p. m. Sunrise Sunday, 7:33 a.'m. Sunset Sunday, 4:41 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time CITT X 3 i B i 3 Baker City 33 IS Cloudy Bismarck 34 24 ciomiv Boise 34 20 Cloudy Denver 5(1 20 Cleur Dos Moines ....... 42 38 Cloudy KreM.no 47 34 Clear Unlena 30 14 Clear Los Angeles .... fir, 44 clenr Marshfield 52 28 Cloudy Phoenix fiS 3(i Clear Portland 38 3li Cloudy Red Bluff 02 2(! Clear 1 Hoseburg 44 32 cloudy Salt Lake City.. 30 20 Snow j San Francisco... CO 44 Clear j Santa Fo 42 22 Clear . Seattle 44 38 Cloudy 'Spokane 311 , 28 Cloudy I Walla Walla 30 30 Cloudy i Winnipeg 3-1 I Cloudy h. W. DICK, Meteorologist. 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The Pacific Atlantic Lumber cor poration aa the new consolidation nf interests is to be known, plans i to start operating about the first of the year, buying, transporting, j marketing and financing lumbei -j ing ventures, Doyle said today. Ar I rangemenls have been completed is, Charles It. McCormlck lAim I ber company, Charles Nelson com ; pany. lloquiam Lumber and Shin gle company. Hulbert Mill com pany, American Mill - company, lewis .Mill and Timber company, Raymond Lumber company, Crown Lumber company and St. Paul an-p Tncomit Lumber company. WON'T WAIT t TAKE THEM IX TIME .'When Chas. McAllister, Kear ny, X. J., reached the , point where lie had to drag his tired, aching, weary body from a well nigh sleepless bed, he did a wise thing bought a bottle of Foley Pills diuretic, and then: "After taking Foley Piils diuretic for a time. I became all right, and my kidney distress, pain and weak ness are nil gone." Cost little. Satisfaction guaranteed. Try them. 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