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Newspaper Page TextWOE FOUH tfEDFOMJ MAIL TRIBUNE Pallj. BuMar, Watil Publbbrd lir Um ticnruuD I'UiMiM) co. tS-tT-il K. Kir lit. Pbwn T6 kiiHt'HT w firm Editor I guurait IMllK Hum AO IndrpcadcQt Kevtpopcr bnaraa u arrond daa, raatttr tt Madtord. ortgtiri. uudar Act of Much 8, 147V. 81'HHCmi'TION RATKU Br ManJo Afhauce rt Paily, with Huitdsj, rruT Hatty, 1lti Huiriay, munib Pally, itluut Sunday, year Ilfc.ll, without Sunday, nonih . . . , .VfrkhUU Tribune, w )r... IT.o ..'.! ! i'5 i.l'ii Sunday, um )(lf H l-.rrlM 1.1 A. taltf4 In MMUuril. A iUlld. Jaruomllle, Centrtl rowl, flwenu, Tilcut, Guld U;U and on IIK'nvi o !'!!' "I'lL" mon"'- iSuJ: nSikS;" kpis, iiu Banday, vne rterg, i.uo Til teriui, ca.li In ad.aie. elt'MHKR OK THE AHSOIIATEI) fllEBI Itiplilne 11111 la..Ml Wire Hrolre Tbe AkHKlalcd Presi ii cscliultrty entitled to the use lur publication of all nei dlapatdiei rrnliled to it nr ol ierlte crni led n una paper, and ali to til. local near pUl,lbll herein. All rrclite tor publication 01 ipeeuu uupaicnea bertlo are alio rened. tirflclal paper of the Cllr of Medturd. lllflcJal napcr of Jackaot. I'ouulr. Adimidn .-.epreaenfetirai M. c. MiKiKNgex k tv.Mi'ANY Ofneea In Nee York, t'lilcano. Iletrolt. Ban Francisco, boa Amirlca, drallle, I'orlUuid. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry Tbe nnw the Htiott thu heautltul nn(w! VYhleh fnllM with a nilent hunli, And lomc before the day in done, Will be ii meHH of MltiHh. . Hnow In thlH Hectbm cniiMCH cvIIh like the above, reddena up thu air- cooled kneen. and revealH the fal- Ublllty of tbe hoIcm of hIioch and HimllHt- equipment in inaii. It Kn erally arouHeH the Hpirlt of t-blv-alry in the younr?, with the result that they throw anowlmllH at everybody but IhemM'lvcH the n older the pedeNtriau the better, t In fit and proper at thla time to make passing mention of the twn of A'erciiopnimk. Hlbei-la. The tucmti annual temperature in AVerchoJaniik ( two dereeH above zero, and tho averaKe during the winter moiithu'lH 53. U denix-CH be low zero. The leKiKlature thin week-end Ih not HtandltiK tiruund in the roiai lu Salem. InKtcail, tho uukuhL body, or the greater portion thereof, tian adjourned, which In tho one thhiK they do with wpeed and dlKpatrh. and Kwn to l'ortland. There are thrue thliiKH a noloii tun tlo lu l'ortland, tnwlt: (a) MaHMitoro the Vohdead Aet. (b) Ou to u movie. e) (lo to bed. II and ., tho weary lenlHlntor can do at home, but he would rat hoi do it In the metrupullH. Ah to A my Ki'iieioiiH no! Yesterday thiH department pro poHCd that the way to end the misery wan to keep the hoIoiih lu Halem over Hunday. This Ih a hovcro romedy, but no Ih the HI, and the only way to slop tho prac tlHe of (diservhitf the Habhath by quilt IhK ThuiHday afternoon. u j tho other hand, while they aro ad- ! Jt.urned, they can push no fuel j hi I In. I There hi no une talkliiK about j abolishing the legislature, however t badly needed. It can't be a renin- pushed leKally, moi'ally, "or Helen ilflcally, In spite of what Man has I done In the air, beneath the wat- I oik of the sea, and In the far cornorn of the earth. There Ih talk or some more new roads to be built above us. (North Highway Ncwh, tl ranis 1'ass t'otirler.) It don't sound feasible. The l'ortland young lady arrest etl for wearing boys' clothing, was let off with a lecture. Kvery com munity i should have a civic lec turer, to talk to female tourists in khukl pants. Quito n few of our juvenile cig arette smokers also have the elg urettu lighter habtt. I'lans are afoot for a Yolcutlnc Day dance, Feb. 1 I. So far no social activity has been cooked up for Ground Hog Day. Feb. 'I, War hy machinery won't he so terrible if somebody will Invent a machine to do all of the saluting. --Toronto Htar.) Another dirty Miff at thu I'nd loot hosts. YOl 'VI-: KKKX IT The grand stand Is alive with eager faces. Day pennants wave, and happy voices shout ; And now. before, thu final thrilling races, Two plain and humble work- homes come out. They haul the cumbersome, and heavy drag Thut levels down the turf for races here. And, nn they pass the Htnud, uuiuu country wag McglnH to clap and whistle and to cheer. Tho crowd lu' quick to Join In the affair And locks tho stand with tumult Hnd applause.! Tho band strikes up tt mitituiy ulr! Tho two work-hoi riOb, startled, turn und pause, And then they stralphtt-d and throw trnek their had. And pull their burden grfdty to tho tune, And, prancing an tho Joyous clam or spreads, They find their Moment over all too soon, tint they have hnd their Moment. anyway! They huve been feted actors In the nhowl And afterward, recalling this proud day, They'll nwanger, Just a little, as they 10. (Scrlhnem.) Furniture cldef NaiiusL CHICAGO. Jan. 19. (A'l Off l cers of the National lietatl Furni ture nsoclutlon, elected today, In rrrtrln: Herman Bchoenfelrl (rf Be al tlo. president, and Samuel Kobn, eBvn.r,-i)j"J.a!L-a-i''ri',i'i"iu, Editorial Correspondence J CARMKL. t'al., -Ihji. !'.. li was IMu.. un.l ,..-.1.. ut ..... I ..l.ou fhlw i 1 .morning. Iielren Del Hto wore Kil- will Carewe's lemon chamois gloves i which amused her tremendously, ! When 9 before I hi: camera she danced anout. waving these gloves In tbo air. spilch reminded one or I Hed Hlonc waving IiIk I -. J '! ju jmlttH an the Scarecrow in the Wie- i urn in iiy. 1:11 vPMrs iiiifi. iir nri'i ! would be Rood 111 c(med.9 l!ut wile . made ller blu HUcceHH In romantic tragedy, and so v-'ill eontinu " .n..... i11" r""-- 1 llc vn Iinailco ' a""11" gj avo oniy one ruie repeal a aiirctsa "nl'l ' provea a failure, dr..p It (rever. A a remili. ; one 8iiccen liievlt ably produces n I tiremunc series of linliatlonn, ih.i , prodncera followltiB along like aheep. , t was oold and for thu firht i ... , .... ,. l "" '" we aHW : piuyeu Willi Cloves uik ouchsiiiii iBiovoH at mat. ins tiiree-piece mo- ;vio orchestra was bundled up t .the ears, and the cellist, lingered 1 "! " "V "' ,' I , ne tont' produced seemed in no : wn.V lllinalred. It is difficult to be- ; U.V0 (,,,, orchestras affect the at - I tors one way or the other. Hut, nc j owned and operated the Hum-real this annoying habit of mine didn't Trench' Mouth ured largely In proceedings of the I Ford wrote Secretary Davis. I ! cording to the movie tradition, niu-; property. He unsses thu Hteelhead 1 thank me imitlcularlv for my snie Um(. ,. " , ' , ,.,.,., military commission which Invest!-i am offered a price for the chair by jsle to suit the action Is as neces-, lishing and Intends In trv his luck pains. So I wish you would no- ,.,V tur i,.ench nioiith I have for- '-'fated everv aspect of the assassi- ja miui who is a great lover of Un aary as dlreclloa and inakeup. Tlie on the Uogtte sometiinu this sum- lice as you give the column the ..it,. ,vh it It was and now mriMlr" conspiracy. And presnm-, coin and who wishes to add it to IHiwers that be In mnvlclnnd are mer. Mr. and Mrs. tleorge lloon.-iiip and dowii. bow rarely I re.- ,i.iui.-litir Is sufferlnc Willi trench ' lllll' hecause it was aniong exhibits l"ivate collection. I.Mrs. 1-ord more subservient lo tradition Ihan Caipenler. also former Medford 1 niuiiienil MiIh enurse lo a cor ,es- , v.....".......; at the trials, the chair came Into underscored deeplv that word pn- Judges of the Supreme Court. Alf-'o, for the firm lime, we naw a movie kuk horn. Carewe, bun- uieii up in a miuiih imiu, iuiu hii iUHplratlon between "breukH." llei Btrolled over to a character actor j called "I'aii a Uttio man witnom j teeth, tUlck-leimed eyoKlaHHeH and (a threecornerod revolutionary hut and, mnibhtriK him by tho arm, said: I got H. Dad. When they are eatlnn you steal a leg of lamb and put in your violin case, something to eat on honrd ship. The captain asks you to tunu up your fiddle. You say you can't, it's busted. The captain Jerks the fiddle case out til' you arms and opens It it. See -tho leg of lam'. Good gag, eh'.'" Dad laughed with what seemed OUILJL Yon can tell 11 i-iviliwtl coiinli tin- Iiirilx 11111I then spend millions How plciisiint a winter lvsnrf wor horizontal. ' Tho radio in a Mi-nkiiio; to a . , -ai . ii- watches now without railing ( You i-nii li'iii-n iiiiiny lljintrs from a lioolt on t-liilil Iniiiiiiiir iliclnilin-j; Ilu- fuel Unit the wtilei- liiisn'l liny cliilili-cn. A vilinilinu i-li't'li-ii- i-xereisei- now pep anil vi -LTOf iis.j-011 linstle An " inipi'ovcil mtnlel" is whoso only fuiielion is Id mn kc A "hooir' is out' who, works stend of wrkine; six months to Still, tin- pood old tlayst could find ll Monday 1 n l l l i 1 1 lt Aliotlier rood momorv test ' ' . i 'll i tilings you Wt'rt' WoH'UMI llhotll Americanism : Scud in niissionaricK across llic sira to vclop" proitlc wlin never make seven-column headlines. You fan It'll an American in , . . titi- Hlays indoors and yells lor more iMiitanli for n Secretary of Lpltapll ioi n .ttuuii oi how hitter to work for a peace I'hoiioraph grand opera has faulls, hut it doesn't ask you lo believe the liernine simple ciiotili to adore a JtM-pnund lenor. Nature tries to 'balance things. The smaller the husband, the taller the pile of bundles lie carries. Hither salaries would Ktve Have movie salaries given list (lui favorite announcer is and we expect any morning to exercises.1 MUTT AND JEFF MOTT,,0UR BKOTVIEK'S f HOT SO 9'llSTCrJj IMAj fV WlF'S ) f&T I BRAKf AVT FROM 7 TO 11. I T7 MfiTmiwri RivT A UC, LDLin.A.'LouF H MOTHER IS COMIWC, TO VISIT HouliS tONCrtCOrO FROIA II TO 3. I LA2Y BUeA AMD 1. Urr-Li urtD H J5 AMD W'LL HAVG TO rlrxs THev N TjIsJWGhI FROM 3 TO 8. WANT VOO TO 6T HleA V Vnni t? HAVE OUR ROOM. r'Lt. SERUe. A.lTv suBPr-rs cr-c... i i 1 1 . - ... . I . .. I I r ii v rKUii v i Ouv OF HtRG AT (- 61T low EXCetDINt.iT MALS OT. it's A J (mM T " ( N Owce; t'M SICK OF r ' COMFOKTABl-6. OuiM?TRS THR. 8 TO I r- A-M.J Rl6HT0, JjeeiMC, Hit AROUrvDiJ., !:AT1H UON TfiMCftSy A0GuSruS' T.J'a- Z f ' I ' XfEDFORT) MATL 1 to uh an exaggerated heartiness. r.ta.l i.i-..,..,! .1.. '"-"-u i n.i mi hi cue our with many nurtured and mini- , aces. Wh. n KvangeHne w i,r,.. dllicil ll will be ilitori-Hl Inn lu ?.- ' if this musii-rplece in Included , M warned up a trlrie in the. nft- I . .-I uoou Bo we accepted the invltu- Uon of "Wnlly" ('atnpbell to jJay i?f ir t i vtirnuii rtntii u v ' iieiiKfve and Mimrly 9urMe lleur; i I'ebhle l.eaeii. nnlv t;,mi,it,tu,l a f- example ol what Man will do fx ine hiiko ol ap'r l. An 18-hoTl- course laid nut on aand dunea with an olld lookinu uraHH ureenx and turf fairway now bh one could IniaKine. It reireeuts an Invent- meiii of luindredH of tliousanda of : dollars, and one ineinherHhip cohIh J5-II0II. (ireenH feea are $ ier day, and caddlea fees K2 for 18 hole. 1 Tills may be of llfleresl to tin nw.mlw.ru nr fl.n u,.,n i r i..i. u I0WH whilt . tine for their ninnir . ' I ! -r. nna .iib. Liunpueii nave a,'"" omciiiiiiiiuiioii. i.esiues tiiai, beaiitirul home on Pebble Heat h. '" I could observe, the ; Tbev lire I'ni-mi.i- wi.ll l.-n,.u-,. u,l. i-olillii'lelit lilivsieiuns who enined ! lord' residents. W.illv .. 'iim..!l "ranchers." are snendlm: Hie win - ler here. They still own the Foot - iniiin nun u Nfiw- un; ciui 01 imuks 1 J mo leaving in about un hour. After clearinK weather for tinea dayH. koiiic of it comfortably warm, a low Cuk hits Htarlml in. A lain I. f,.r, (a. .. Ill 1 ' "ir-." ' l'H "i v.uiiiui um, fin uvt;i .iihj ivuuwn, in u ui If.XlV . U low HIJS is what wu would call in Southern Orenon a "million dollar" rain. The i doctors orders for one Important- ' ' 11 "' '' 1 I niemhei- of our party Is dryj5""r """"'v'" worth when you do warmth," so Hie good Ship Sedan Ik polmlng south in the general di rection of l.os Angeles. This Is 110 place to stay Indoors antl watch the rain drops chase each oiher down the whitlow pane. It. W. it. POINTS - y. It's one whore, people lo I'itrlM inset-Is wtnil h( if none of tlir ti 1 ins 1 luck town. lVnpIt can set tlu'irsnt'v!r ',,I,V 1 mack band.- a vou know, it all deends on howj cntral. !y(JU trownl your complaint to th-j is a gn-al lliiii);. You tlevt-lnp lo nieel lilt- instnlliiit-uts. one lluil lins sonn- iiltiii'liiiiriiiil you tlissnlisl'it-d with the old one. (lav lo oct four dollars n pny for if.'ill of "easy money." iniulil seem miii-irlit.v, loo, if paper of thill period. j uon t trv 10 present your unc-i is to sit tlowit lllld recall tlici1"' with a ready-made "dlum.osis. ; j i.. . I. . i. .. 1 a a .... i ..- ill' i ' 1 at lllis time llist year. , . hell. When Winter comes, hi-! i , heat, . Klute- lVnce is swoet hut O Linn . IUIU is mmmi, out W medal and then iyit tret t. I us more capable officials more capable actors? So? becoming addicted to grammar bear him call them "sitting-up That's Just the Place TRTBITNE, MEPFORD, Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D. Blfrwd Itttcra perUfnlnff to fwrMiu! i ni t uniMW or. iiradr ll ra al.ould be brlal aid ritti In ink. uwmg to the Urge number of lattera rt ad, only i tew can b ana.rad bar.. Ko ri-uly on b. nude to querice not oonloria- to .n...i,o...OAddr. u. W,ll,.n, Ur.d,, ,n car, til. ne..n.per. DON'T TIXL O Kfudem have nut t unimendt-d ..... (1 1.1. t 1 t mi utii.tiiii.n lo t ho leuini; fact that you nel doin find lu tin column the luud- ' 'Hl'on deniiiK hukki' consult a iniicuni pii- iiin. ' u , "c o ll a u 1 1 sic in run Hint ag- vire once or twl. ..- ....j .yi.w ...ll.--. Dili, u seem- ed Hint we liave a bit of Inn, m- potent physicians iiiuoiib our read - it anu uiey Koi pretty muu auuut " a,,d """le considerable trouble 1 r"' mo ,J' coinplalnliui about un- ai lic e If nut In in estli:.. thi n ' ,,,,,,, l, m ,,,,ii,ii.v 1 l or that mailer, them urn not euouKti eoio pel en i iihyHleianif In i i'uui.v .' u aiuuiiti. mj ioiiii vhh a uoud mativ readern jniiKt inevitably coiihuIi iuconipe- n iu ouch n uiey ever uu et uh- Iterate enough to require lnedi- eal advice. Kor the benefit of I thi-Hc less fortunate readei M' lo ''f"1' a,f,'w I"1"" I'11" tr!'".1-, My A "''J4 1m two-fold: 'nuaL it, I'll, nn jiiii ; nun rini'lMI, 111 H H- lilting IIIIIV5 Uilll, I want to make a little les ! Polypus. Hiuooth the way of the far-tool Kindly tell me the symptoms' Miecessful quack. ' of polypus growth lu tho nose. On your way to the doctor'H of- S. A. M. flee, or while you are cooling Anxwcr There are no part leu -your heelH in bis waiting room, Inr symptoms; any ohstruetion of Juki run over your sins in your either side of the nose, constant in'nd and make up a good Ntory or Intermittent, rthould warrant to tell the. doctor. You know, examination by the physician, who you don't want to ko in there, will determine what Is Iho mntter. when yuiir turn comes and sit like an idiot wailiiiK for the doc tor to say, "Well, what's on you.- . Ill (1 ' ' roi n um ,1 nit in-,.. pared to file your eomphifnt. thai if. io ten aim ritrht oft the hai. what you an- enuiplufiiiuu oi. what hriiiKs you lo Iho doctor, your pii sent syuiptonit;, wori ies or HUNpicluns. .Vow he caret ul here. You must uoetor, ii ne Is a. qli:uk in a' Kemlemnn'N clothliiK. ' H would , he a fatal mistake for you to ' tell the doetor you've pot a had cold, or the flu, or lhal you Kuess you have a tom h f rheumatism, or that you are I. II loon, or I hat ymir nerves art- fill shol. or that , yon have anemia, or that your' old neiiiilis Is coining back on .vuu, or that you don't digest your food.! or that your kidneys are bothering! you, or that your heart U weal;. or anything like that. If he's a iinack that fixes It for him so he in-'"'.e.so't huve to think any morei juooui i in case at all lie Knows M nTS i II ' .iicv irmi iwiiiiHi-tuiuca ;you are a gullible one; if he is a ijl NJ ll A lot of theater audiences de - gentleman really, ho will stop you' 1 ffl serve scildlng for their behavior, ' and make you answer his qucs-1 " ' ! but producers find that the actor w'jtions. (tut If he has to do that ho j who administers it often injures j will Unfitly list yon aK a Dumb! The r.-dolhir hill needs a little ( lh(, pay an,i hiH nwn popularity. Dot-ii or a Inimb Jidin. hlresslu' down. too. Id- all ltll,t was news for the cables when Don't try lo present your doc- i ine oilier llllliu, mill I no an .impudent nincompoop and attempt t impudent ulncumpoop and attempt any ninny answers 'questions, The proper if be puts way to stato 'your ctrmplalul Is in your own j words. What Is It you f-'el. notice or fear! What sensation art you (complaining about? Don't trv to explain it or give u u fuel name I.lilsl tell the iloetor you have a nt m.l(l h(M,. ,mlnt nut lhw Iptaci or a sudden loss of weigh! u' nhat),V).r , , may be that has t brought you to the consultutton. Don't try to Impress him with your me.ucai knowledge. Me yourself. Tell him your symptoms, and leave. It to the d them. nctor io explain OTKNTIONS AMI ANKU'HItK What, No More Lies? 1 Mease advise me how to teach the. essential facts of sex In life to children (both boys and girls ranging In age from three to nine,tn f((,n( for (n;tl ,n,.rjm. Yn.:(uand lis ne la deformant pas." t Klectrlcal coutractos have yield years. Mrs. n. ll. .1. I rlotis other wavs we took the main-1 "Travel forms youth, when it does ed to tho men, giving the workers Answer Vim nuiy P r e h a s e from the government for five cents, mccod lo build fast cruisers, sub- a pamphlet culled "The wonder- j murines and fighting plane's, to fu! siory of Life." which gives ! ,r0urc for peact pact possibilities, yen an excellent outline of thej,,,, burin will have been done. way lo leach the children. This ... Is sold by the tliivei nnieiit Print-1 Last year it cost $i).'iMi.oiii to Ima's Been Looking for (VREfJON'. SATFTtTUY. health aru! hygit-n., not to cift'in dii (noils r atana-Ki, Kii-auwd .nt.iop. u meioMd. Till: DOCTOlt. t inK offu-f, Wunliiuuiuu, D. 1 1 iiiikii: ju uu write for it. Itoiinilloi: out. 1'ltaau advise m by return mail if it Is possible tit round out ..... i ... .... a yt,al. jjiudm,, willini; ut New H,.kvMn i.iiiinises to do tills. Her m aim. -nt cosis ten dollars .in- ukur- .in.-i niiiniim ii i.i.oj ,.llHl9 t 30 tnllt-gti. ,j , v hi tablets. n were fairly n Jilkins of ; Answer If taxation ,.... ,,.. Mm, lnn Ka,)U,., would pay Into the guv- ,.,.,,,, ,h, ,..ii, , n,. m : . . , 9 , ..... ,.,.. th rJ ns ur,just profits. The Krafi- , vrufMhly )Kt,. llttu, mol.0 tmin half of -her gross receipts now Tht. ,,y way , rost0re flrmiioss m, roUndness Is by suitable ex- , , , .. ... ...u. 1 1 "" ., .. . ...j i, ,, v u.,w.r-Lii iiwi ......W..U- il(i.!haKomenl of the KmithHonian in - Answer ilV i,r j r liinndamod ills eiinb- I viii .. hu m-ii .n,,i,- u...iiin.. iHM.al,., Make a pilule of it with u little water, and upread the jmikIu upon Uu K)ireH on kiiiiih, or in nnuitb or throat. Allow thiH to 1 l-eniiiln five minutes, daily. Then besides, make a weaker solu- Hon. of the per-liorate in watei 5" " laoiespooiinii in .1 pnu u. waier. to use as mouthwash and (CopyriRlu John V. Dllle t'o.) V j if m JT h kllw I IVtr' c&S W jr lfi AoA Jf- I'Ljr ""'. II you vc paid any purlieu - '"o i""" "" !'- alU'iitiou o It you've prob'ly l.t 1a. CI I I I Kit ll'u II I I lie 11 ltl.ltllllll- ' l kJ,'s' "f ''0' Die itum - try neetls two great ponucm iuir - ties. Brisbane'sToday (Continued from Paso One.) A", (;,irili:inv "(1blii!ed to he tan lions. Tor the present. Is loiiml pre- j !,. - i ,, ,,..(, r .,-,. r,,.. .,uiLi.. u-nr 1 1Ur;,in'H Poland, much lo the IndiK - nutinu of Britain and 1'itinc However, the fact solcmnlv sign 'i ,,,. s what is not line in .i way lo make senthneninlislH happy. That will put a Mon to tin-some convcuiioii tor it wane. . . rip- ft i . i fi t n w rrui i I MJsWS: Thanks to Senators liecd and! It 8 a flue college, none better, Huilding contractors in New lork Moses, tifis nation expressly c'- perhaps, but every college recalls fWht the workers' effort to estub omnts (he Monroe doctrine from tn0 French Having about travel: ; lish a five-day week with extra pay tho peace pact, reserving the right i . ... , n( ..i. if we now All These Years .TANTTATIY 10. 1923. Vashington DavbooK WASHINGTON. Friday. April, , , , .. . . . M. IXfca, dawned ax a Kreat day , youn( arry man - ager of Kord'n theatre on Tenth street, owned by his older brother, CtJuhn T. Ford. 1 rt'tiitit'iiL iineuiii ni'iu a jui Hotme messenger that day for lick- ets to the presidential box for the! niulit performance of "Our Anierl-; c.ui Cousin." witli l,atira Kean in i . l.t. n. . v...... L- a n.nn. ( luu n.viici iuic, iipuuk rum "cm 'in person to see that the box was Iput in proper shape for the dis- , tiiiKUlshed patron. He was not content with the arranKements lor : t tic- president's eonifort and went content with the arranKements Ion the president's eonifort and went to his own adjolnini; home to brinm , i back a tall-backed, satin upholster-; ed rockitiK chair. ll won In that chair Lincoln was seated when a bullet from the der- ringer fired by John Wilkes Booth ' inflicted the wound that ended his ! lite the next day In the little house 1 across renin street still preserved i Lincoln museum. ' Th. r-hni n,l Iho ,-lv,.,imlnnr ! . i,i i ,i, ,v fie. I nossession of tho government. ! It now reisises in storage in the Ktltution which docs not exhibit 1 f Huch tragic cventH, a the j n,"rj('1' uf a I'feHldent, Widow Asks Its Return Ford's theater never again was used as a show house. Us theatri- eal career ended when llooth's pis - li.l ltnntnw.ri.il mil ilu ilentll note. ., ,i tki..,i .,, i i. memories of later tragedy: a dingy. , mf.lllfrni housing only musty A 1 r Mr, rf 1 Newark By H. ii. svmour. .NKW YOUK Uichard Itennetfs contract with the producer of j" .lanu'Kun.' in wlileh he playa, Jthe central role, has a clause for hiddlntf him to make curtain speeehes. Thi: actor first ?jot to lecturing ihl.s uiidlenees. 1-1 years no, when lie was in Da nulled ttoods, a social problem, ilr.ima' which nome play-Koers fuint distasteful In theme, but in which Jiennett deep ly believed. Since then bo has heen the most ardent of the cur tain lecturers, frequently taking Hl-behaved audiences to tank or jlieratlnK critics for unkind words. Some months ago he carried his f lecturer, but never by way of re crusading beyond the stago, and j hutting his audience. In 1'hila appeared on the dance floor of aidelphia, when he was touring in Uirondway night club reading al"llamlet," he found Leopold Sto IMbic. I kowski. orchestra conductor, in j On the night ".larnegan" opened the house one night. Knierging . ' Men net l made a gracious curtain between acts, after the tensest ism'ech with permission from hlslseeno of tho play, he said: "I'm I employer but when he continued it" do so on following nights, i to do so on following nights, jwllh less good humor, it was sug gested to him that an injunction might be necessary to silence him. jwllh less good humor, it was sug- Igested to him that an injunction might be necessary to silence hlm.denly. with Machiavellian lee, t '" lexclalmed, "I wish to tlod we , uosclla Duncan stopped a I - on - j kuhihiii wiiiumii siopphi a jh: llo1 performance of "Macbeth" In V- -V-..-I. .. 1 I.. ,,.,. t IN 1 i'- w i k t p - tator ejected, and when Alice . Mrady stopped a performance Xcw Haven to nsk a collego boyjand my cast agrees with mo that crowd to behave better. Miss Mrady Is always a '..ester, even when her curtain lectures are seriously meant. The lncl- dent in New Haven occurred when Yale fraternities had bought out lh(, house, and the youths wero ' 'ianar vnnege. money wen lsnent. if onlv one new and hnnorL- spent, if only one new and import- i a,,t tl1' should be born of all the young heads. The boys paid in tuition fees Si!, - KM..M;0 toothall mid baseball I '"ougnt in f!e,is,yij:i.i)S. lectures !n philosophy tlo not draw any "gale.' ! ''es voyages ferment la jeunesHe. "n' deform It." Colleges form youth, if they teach It 1- think for itself. They tie ! form youth, w-ien. as often hap - liens, they tench It to think in a groove, all the little brains work- , in-- along the same line. let's see: thc OirdiroG -room's orrJ FROrA IrVM.TO II P.M.? THAT'S. snLreew HouRS, AtM'T IT? files o( the lonijo. with its fu- 'nun unsettled frarlv all the act- : """"" . " " ,.,ii, a ;. Z JtZ ASi nlultWn '!' are dead. ! Vet out ot that dimming lit ; haH come a pitiful plea from an iiKt'ii nuiiiciti. mu"" Ford, for return to her of the ctiair that her husband provided for l.in- coin's cjunfort. She needs it now to find Hie means to live out the i...i..- - ...!... ula ..r Imr lil'n ill um-i iviuu h w. .... . ... ' conifoy. for she is otherwise destl tue and dependent upon her sons ; for stipiiort. i Word of her pliKht came to Sec- retary Davis of the war department word of her pliKht came to see retary Davis of the war dcpartin.-ni In a letter from the widow. .Mrs Hlanchee Chapman Ford, now 7:1 She lives in Rutherford, X. J. The ttvslnnder has talked Willi old men In Washington who remember her i as one or the two Chapman sisters, ! stage stars of a day before the word vaudeville came Into general I use. i , . Would Provide Comforts : "I will not deceive you. sir." Mrs. 'vale "Will you not return the chair ; tome ttho rightful owueri thereby ! placing me in a posinon io rem , my houk of the r frei rem lly and keep me t'roin the few re maining yeai-B I have left at least ' comfortable?" i Secretary Davis was touched. A j search of all the old records Is now j In progress to determine the le iat 1 sin I lis: bill, if neeessarV. .Ml. 1)U- i ...in m ..o,,,.,-uuu inr sneelnl ; legislation returning, the old chair ' to Mrs. Ford. .at. Ji I v.v , roistering without intended disre spect. Mips Itrady stepped to the front of the stafc-e and wild, "Hoys, you needn't be sore because Mary land won the football game. If you'll' behave until the show is over, I'll come out and sIiik you a souk." They did, but she didn't. Two years a so, in Wilmington, a. play of Miss ISrady's w:ih all but halted when college hoys who had hoiiKht out the galleries began to thump each other over the head with flour-filled socks. llurrymore As Jllnihelf. John JIarrymore in his stane lays, was an irrepressible curtain glad you appreciate a great genius in your midst I mean 1-eopold Stokoivski!" He went on to praise the conductor's genius, and slid- j ouu mm wmi mis iruupe. j itst at that moment somebody In the ! gallery emitted a shivering cheer i and llarrymore, flashing a look up toward the roof, Hhouted: "How did you get down from ' Hartford ?" j And Uaymond Hitchcock, emerg aiki liaymono hiu'ocock, t-on-i k-. lug from the wings between thej I I. ........ .... unl. I i iiuim in ntty rimu o, j emnly: "I'm always glad to be ntjln your marvellously pleasant city. iour vlcit here has been the plfas- j antes', of our tour. You may be sure we shall always have a warm spot in our hearts for " and then, peering with feigned alarm into the wings "Joe. what the hell is the name of this town?" i i aat i-.uison or uncniu woui.i still have heen KdTson or Lincoln still have heen after four years at Harvard Is im- I probable. ! This is mentioned to comfort : tlioso that cannot send children lo college. Keal lire and hard worn i aro a good college, with many hril haul graduatcii. to make np for the last da , five days a week, at something over ! $13 per day, a substantial increase, j i In some lines tho five-day week I appears to he not yet feasible o- practical. Hut long ago the eight- hour luy' seemed preposterous.' It H.eJC, Slr.TM MS MM IM THC. 'DlrOING-RoOM fsjt wwnw Kustl rvaw Ji ll i !rtrt a. II C i'Ji r.-.v a...... I V is ealablislieii uos. with Saturday aflernuoo off, in iaay uuioiis. Ford hires 30.WU est a meu, i-' make a five-day week possible, lor plain business reasons. Workers, earning aixty billion dollars iryear, musiltl the best custom-.TB i!f mo tor luttorics anu uther industries. They need one week day to spend and enjoy what they 'ayu and what they buy. w Certainly, piospei iiy has not ill minlsheil Willi the arrival of the eight-hour day and hif-'her wuKes. fcreenjfe In ffofpvood Hy Wade Werner. ' HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Tor a long time people have been hearing ! about California's unusual wea- ther. Soon they : will be hearing- ! thu weather It self. Some of he already has beentj , recur ded upoi 1 sound film foifi use In the jun gle scenes of tire-1 ta Oarbu's nex.' picture. The mo- S notonous , patter of rain on a roof was needed uud . tit being "un usual" w e a the that day in sun1 ,-ckfonl kissed Los An-'" gelcs) the microphones wciv set up and the rain allowed to tell its own story. Thu studio sound-smiths uru collecting other local noise:, too; partly because they have to try out their new talking picture equipment ou something. ami partly because ":;tock -hots" of common sounds are a good thin.; . to have on hand in case of emer-J geney. I'mler the cireumslanees It seems inoht unusual to some sound enthusiasts that Mary Pick ford twice has bobbed her fa mous curls, without once having , a sound-camera on the scene to catch the historic snip-snip of the shears. -Silent photographs of the new bob have been made, how ever, and these show the eonserva tive haircut affected by the star has been changed to a "real" bob that alters her screen appear ance most decidedly. I Expensively Cheap. Cheap things cost most ill the long run. according to those who write advertisements for luxuries. 1q tin; movies they often cost most 'even at the beginning. The front 'of an apparently costly mansion may be erected by set-bulldcrs In a few hours, white a broken-down w.iterfront saloon for the nail." picture may take tlnys to build ami "dress." It took the set dressers two hours and ir nlnutes to furnish a very expensive-looking cabaret for "Children of the Kita " A low-class cafe for the aame picture took . nearly five homs of their time. (lenerally t speaking, it costs more in llnie, and therefore In money, ,to col lect worn and wobbly fur nit nre for a set than to rent new stufl'. Old and out-of-date shoddy clothes likewise cost more, when they fire urgently needed in a scene, than he best of new tailored garment. wvnavmvvjBiHiwAuvAa B J s CAXJ EP20t I 1 " W aT I n tVtrwUF 5 , San Sfrancisoo al rT Tf 79 P17ttIQi j PotfellatffJamllSi BEST I LOCATED I HOTEL ( MieCT. 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