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Newspaper Page Texto TIUntSIUY. P5GE TEN KTEDFortD tiJ tribune, AfEDFORD, orison. .T ANITA RY 21. 1929. Medforo MAIL TRIBUNE DtUr, Buntir. WitUy JMMUlud J II A MEDKOKD rMNTIMiWO. , H iT M N. fir 81. 1'boua TB ! ItOBKIIT W. JH HL, Win B. BIMITKB KM 1111, Mioittf : An lMfcrpttKlcnt Nrpar j Entered u second clao matlrr at Uedford, ' 0r00, under Ac of March 8, 1878. ' Bl KSt HU'IlON fiATKS ' B Mill In Advance , III, wltli Buola;, year $7. .10 falLj, illi Sunday, Bvnth 75 ' Dally, without 8uiU, )tir C.r.o DlUr. without Suinlay. Diomlt - Weekly Mall Trlluw int fr S.o '- Hundajr, dm Frar - HO Orrlef . In Adiinr In SlnlfurJ, Aihhirt. Jwtwmlllf, t'emnl I'uuit, riioculi, talent, Hulil fluTatxi oo Hljemari: pally, wltti Buinlar. month .7.1 t Pally, wltliout ttutxiir, munth ti.' UvUf, ltbout Sunday, ux j ear T.00 ' naiy, wltb Sunday, rur 0.00 All ternu, cash In admnce. MKA1BER OF THE ABfiOTIATKIl VKKM Boeclflnf Full leased Wire Hmice tt Avnelated frm Is udiitirrlr etitilled to i Ow u for publifaiion of all nrwi di;atrl)rt 1 rrditcd to It or otlwrn-bc trnlittd In tills plr, i til al-ui to IIm lutral nrvi nublhhd lirrdn. ' AH rlttiti fur piiMlratloB of aiwdal dlipitches (Vfclfl are alw roened. "".-., - .... ........... inucuu rBtcr w I jpc i-iij vi rucuiuiu. i UtricUJ pap" of Jaekwii County. - (hrorn dally iterate circulation for lix Bontlis tTkUrrl Oct. 1. lf'28, ; Adifrtlsfnt T.fpfPlfntatlii M. C. MOliKNHtN ' & COMPANY ' Offlm In NVw Vork. Chjcaito, hetrolt, frudsco, Loj Angeles, Seat 'Je, l'urtland. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry A How theory of evolution has been cooked up, which puts more or lorn of a Hcicnttffc l(lboth on the theory thought up by one Dar win. Involution Ih a belter topic to Kvt mad about and diriciirs learnedly, without the ullKhtest kpwledKC' thereof, than the tariff, ati it has a religious aiiKh'. Our loKlxlnturc a few yearn back, wan restrained with Kieat difficulty frpm droppiiiK every thhiK and fenrlnff Into evolution. If evolu tion wan tsimple an a problem lu addition, It would make no Kreat dlfferenco In human happiness. Tho ho u ice of man Inti Ikucm, but where ho finiHheH, la what counts. Thrce telephones were busy all day yesterday while three women j wrestled with the moment nous ; teuuc of how much soda to put In ' ' no sausage. ' The valley was whitewashed 'by a gentle again this morning -oil of the beautiful, in which u tool nnd nremntui-n robin made Boat tracks. Another promising citizen has about completed arrangements for iy ahlvaree. Jl. Woodford, the druggist, Is counting his pills, perfume, and porous plasters. to J'vllle I Your corr. journeyed yesterday, lie went past F. Mybee'n at 9:&0 o'clock, and caught F. JVybftc who hod Just gut UP at his usual 5:30 o'clock. ' JUK WITNi-.s h.vil: 'III II! (Life) Wd you or did yoti not on ihe 'every one of these replies. While j aforementioned day, Tuesday, Jan-' tliey were worded differently, yet uary 19, I HUB, feloniously and with 'the 'substance of ihe llTtngs hoped malice. aforothouKht, listen at thai for" were almost Identical, viz., i keyholo of thu third floor rent apartment, then occupied us a nmldcnco by tho defendant In this action on Ninetieth street near Park uvenuo, and did you not also oil tho Friday following the Tues day in January before referred to Jn the year l.syc communicate, to your wife tho Information nciiulred and repeat the conversation over hauled as a result of your eaves- dropping on that occasion with tho resulttthut tho gossip of your wife gave wldo and far currency to tho overheard conversation be fore mentioned? Old you or did you not? Answer yes or no. ,llss Oelia Delicate, who u Si) miles In a blizzard Siiudav, walk to thu top uf a hill and const down the same, collapsed lu.il evening when requested to v ah the dishes. , 'l)r. Young gave as his opinion, that Ournzzo's illness was due to eating a half gallon of dill pickles'' - (Siskiyou .News.) That wasn't enough to hurt him. Doctor! A prim Ford was sighted with lace, curtains and no lace around thO teering wheid. Dalh lt N ilson, hud .March. She ' ;' mild when she went to IiIh Kilt h There has been considerable avenue lnw ol't'lce she was so ex female giggling and male gtiiTaw- died llial she could nut remember InH, due to Ihe story of a lion's shooting him. cub. I 4 . I Aged Senora "Mlfs Thelmu Hutler of Oak-j .M.VLAOA. Sp:iin. Jan. I- (V' hind, Calif., went through Tburs- t Senora Joselu Sanchez Castell, 10.1 day on her way to Klamath Falls, i years old. Is on the way to Argon and dropped off on her return."--- j litm In loin a 71-VMnr ohl duuMer i Doi'iis Times.) And, believe that hurts. -'President Colldge. who will he Johlt'SN after March 4lh, is report -t as undecided what his work Mill he. If this galoot remembers correctly, it was about two years ago that the President commenced to worry about what he was golni; to do when ho camp forth from the White House. Hy virtue of his years and his honors, and the state of hit finances, he should take a ct, If he can conquer his New England abhorrence for ldlct.es. The nation would probably struy trlo through somehow, if he was at case. The lrcHaturc is about leaily to cut sonic of lis ilcllKhitiil ami faninmlo caj-ers. Tho kino an- IowIhk 'roinul the haystacks tm-sp rtnys. unrl the for mer aro flislntegratinit railiil-.' ' f'IUvt-i' fomHlt-.-Mvm. MAURIU, Jan. 51 (A'i lit-n.-ia! MlftUol 1'rtmo Delttvt-rii, preiuii.r of Hpaln, toiluy was fUMIui; his way bark to health from an titlark Of irrlnpr. He- has been 111 for iHrer weeks. The premier hold ha did not wish to die Jiim nn "r-fcauno many aro usiiccIIiik Ii. nnd a few are wishing It. I do not want to satisfy theso luttor." 6lBSlfle(l ndvprtlslnir Rets resulls. Editorial Correspondence Alti:o ilj;,VI HPKIXf.S, Cal., Jan. lio. Agua Culiente. tin- new hotel at Tia Juuna. is all tho rage nnw, with the people mid touriMs of southern 'iillfi.i niu. inn II Ih very lillpPl'UUir wflli Ihe powers. thin In-, liy ihi- poweiK ih.it he, I we mean the .iluindinuers. hn;.. te.. ete.. Iiii lu.lini; the ni Kspa i. r. ' This Mcxleun .Mm,. t :,, lo Is lak- Ink inoiH-y out ef l.o.s AiH-ele iiml Ha environs, wln-rc inuney at lh. prest-ni nine Is none lu plenuiiii. I'aHiiil.'na Is oiirl ii-tili, rlv lnird hit. Ill ih. last f.w wieiCs. tlir.'e luv eiilerprlsi-s hriv-' Kori- lo the wall the larwf i;ilt- rclJiimint, tin-I'losadt-na rti it 11 rt- More, am) a liiruc aiul iii t'ti-iitiium ttlintoirraiihic i-oiHt'in. AInio I.ankruitch-N art- I'MiiTttd. Akiiu CalM-nt.- not ill- i-.-rtly Main. l, l.'ut tin dt-in-HHion of the itfliial lourlttt crop is, undoht-iul fillv. larnrly n-HiMoiibk'. I 1 The i M-ntt propilcioiH Hf the Mexican Curio arc now plaiinhij; a wolf totirnami'iit for next year, with i the lai'KHt mrne over offered in ! the countrv. The 1m Auicvles pa-1 per.i are knocking thl proposal j with ail their mlttht. Very nelf- riKhteoiiHlv they are maintaining ihe pure and virtuous port of k-olf Hhoul.l never be asuoclated with a KUinhlinK Joint - which they nay Amia (.'alicute is nothing eHe but. This Ik true, enough- Oainbliim fx wide open at this hotel and so are (he hard liquor barn. Hut sim ilar coinl It ions pertain abroad. Mexico, one m hi think, has as much riht to Hiafie a wolf tourney as Cannes or St. Andrews. has hn. ' At this hotel, AKUa Calleni i made a deep and lamentab!' ! pressiou as far as revenues arc concerned. A year ami promiheut meinbei'H of tin Hollywood inovi colony spent week ends here rj-(lH l.s a week end and then; Is not a movie (pieen or kliiK or court re tainer for that matter in Hif,iil. They are all down at Tia Juuna. So the world moves and the flu ores on the economic change. hesfboard ' Kor most of Ye Letter. Box A New Slogan, liivci-hlde, Jan. 2 1 Calif., lit:".). To the Editor: J On my return homo" each night 1,u,n 'V oui ich in naiesung om ningo crop, and after our little (daughter Is safely t ucked away . for the nlghl, m - beloved wlfe.yem- when they waited until Fcb- H'ri'l'i chatu to me about the many things rury before applying the spray, fhe has gleaned during thu day I The experiment station recom rrom the Med ford Mall Tribune, I mends thai every bud be complete which comes to us regularly here j ly covered. at Riverside, Calif. In this man- ner 1 keep in touch with current, Milk at 100 degrees Fehronhoil events at .Med ford. , gives the most complete skimming. i-asi nigni sue reao io mu no-. "'plh'H uiade by many of the good I eiu.e.m oi .mhuwu, io ii un . Hi'nt mil by Kcv. liees, asking lor an expression uf tt New Year's wish. I lake this occahioii to my gratitude and prido express 111 tho i senllnietitH voiced in each and t for the t-piritual uplift of the entire community. I was reminded of the Master's Injunction: "Seek ye first the kingdom of Ood and Ills right eousness, and all these (material) things shall be added unto you." Is it not true that all love and desire for, the beautiful In nature, art, culture and material welfare are regulated to a degree by our spiritual advancement ? It seems to me that our nation has been misled entirely too far Into the l...ll..f Itllll .......'(.. I I,.-. .U I !.( I I' (il the thing we seek. thing we seek. The slogan for the past two great political caiiipaKtiH. hav'iiH been: "Foul more years of prosperity." 1 ain ,i..iiti..,.l looking forward hopefully to the advancement of a new slogan for 1 our next great political campaign, I. e., 'Four more years of right' eousness In government." LLEWELLYN A. HANKS, Shot Forgotten NEW YOKE. Jan. 1! 4 T Mrs. Esther Wilson, Washington society matron ami big game huntress, tes tified In her own defense today at her trial for shooltng her husband MUTT AND JFFF It JEFF, HCRe'S T CMPERANCe Commissioned whal(?m'& Raids om t,pc akcasics in Mew Voru r nv Disriosc Twe FACT THAT NINETY PEK lcnT OF iHe HoocH comTAimS r ruuDM or e -v. sure i j; s- M vaaigBS 5am, wiS-s '. .tkev,,. 't5asss--- rj-'- m 0 w. ather has ceased lo In- a Joke. j Tomorrow will mark a guild week of rain d today there was a I genuine hiizzurd about noon O Tip ! .Sundny p.iii.i n in i-dU I a frieli! for Ionium, or wllt-n it ele;.. Uohii In the valley, all the oianiie prnvesi are parked with HlntulKepolrj which iiln inly hnve been fired mure fre- .il. nlly iliaii at any lime In modern liMlory. our own r lityd ouni: In ' directing lh. front fiK'litini;. The ; poih were iireu every weeK in I celllher. Kluht iiit in-H of snow at Arrow - Ik ad lakir. a f.aw IhouHand tvvt ah.ivi' f la Ih hotel. Tlw fuothillK ar l oVi'lt'it with a uliitf )!ankit uml n wtfrf "i"'1 if HllrrhiK up .UiudH of M"w tUt' HumiiiltH Vfry now . ntlti t,H'n- No ' if venturing fl'0'" tnn 'lu''' wept thorn- "Kin u taunem.s ai wit- . mtul, Micain and uiHcnic bathy, and they make thf Hhort hiko In cloned I cai. Tli radio (n tho livliiKiouin Ih worklnff overtime. n- chandler Kfran leaves hero lmorruw for ).! winter home In 1'Hihle 1 leach, where the end of t,M' w,,'k ,h' wl" " nieiuber of ,h" '-'kuii Wolf team plajfitK a iniu-w inter iimieii uKainst a Mimllar i team from California. Chan haa i-iiij jjiajen unce i ni weeK, utu ! practice for him never seenih to be necessary. Il was after two weekH of idlencKH HH far as Kolf was concerned that he bent both Uacn and Kartell on the Medford course ta.-t Novenlber. When this storm, ends (If It ever hicH) there will he a fc-rent boom 1 winter sports at Arrowhead lake ami aloiiK the Cajon Pass. Kveu today a few advcnlurei-H came from Los Angeles with .skis, sleds and smiwshocn strapped to their cars. I tie uumdltiei-H ucx I yea. cmi point with pride to Ihe versatility j of the local climal lam tti... i. . ' H. . . ably won't say much about bllz znrdM and frozen tirnnceH ."0 miles f'",jm me min-klssed hills (f Los AriKdeH. It. V. It. j I. S. It Is snowing now in earn party this ' est. , Farm Notes Experienced Oregon growers are hastening to put on spray for pre-, veutiou of the peach leaf curl dis ease during the month at January or early February. The ppray used is bordeaux mixture, t U-ti..ri0. A number of the fruli growers suf- M'ft'd the loss of valuable trees last .-fpHmy ,intwn milk Is at !hm tem nemture and is ideal for skimming, m l( mat uas not dropped to 70 degrees, the solidifying point of Material, skims much belter than milk that has been allowed lo fall .,.,,w ; i) degrees and then reheated f iiidu i h,. t h-cltoh exnerlmenl stn- i.on. The feeding of unwholesome, de cayed or musly feeds, mh moldy hay and straw, moldy silage and grain, spoiled roots and succulents, is un satisfactory, finds the Oregon ex periment station. The cows' health may be Injured and such feeds may impart undesirable flavors to the milk and its product. Jn cream this may mean the loss of a pre mium If sold to a creamery paying extra for sweet cream. Scours in sheep nnd goat at this time of year are likely to be caus ed by internal pars sites, warns the experiment station. If scours are u U1" flock It is best ith a competent K" ' muni h veterinarian immediately, and not wait until anlmnlH begin to die, as Ihe average goat and sheepman cannot determine, just what type of pinaslle is affecting the animals, and the treatment varies for differ ent types. The usual Ircatmeut ii I ven sheep may do more harm i him good, as animals affected by parasites are In a weakened con dition. NEW Ol.l.EANS. Jan. '2.(V) Just tee F., winner of last year's V".".'Mio New Orleans handicap at Ihe fair grounds, was retired to day. Jusiiee f has not started this year. In a workout, he pulled up so lame that Trtilner "Doe" Itlddle today hot onlr declared him out of this year's handicap but said he would be retired to the stud. I Itosebtirg Extensive Improve menls will be made at local ga Pbiht Doesn't Sound Logical UTrtAT BCIW6 , . f Trt CHEMISTS tCUL. US - -j CHCMIST UjILL TCll, -rbUA THiBTiA 1 " rrT i we cMeJ CTTT): Puntv about me ibaccs M VoJ watcS is ml. 1 rFoR THe Lowe of THAT 8CIMG THE CASC, wHAT'J oe SOfONA J- l - - -W?. ' - HnUC r r-l- "J a , .1. .JZ''. WT.IV,I ALL . Personal Health Service By WILLIAM Blfnad latter. jKrUlnlnc to penond health an) hrfltne. not lo duwaa. dlafnoals ar treatmcot. will bs aftawarad by Dr. Brady If a atarui, ,.11-adiir.aaed .nvelop. Is cucloaad. Ullara aliouU U brlaf and vrittcn in ink. Own to lb. lam number ol letura ra. i aai.ad. nulj a le ean ba anarJ bare. If lo inatruntlona Adnraaa lf William brarfr. In rw of tola nawapaper 1IAVK AKtiHOKS IIK'ITI Jt TKI-.TJI? Q , , . , , .,. , , 11 I" lhu eolllllioli belief that lie- ; pliysleiun today who will deny that : ffroeM nave liner leelli iiian w tlllet ' pcupiu Jlas this belief any foun- , ,, ' i fact." Or Is it u fancy diitlori In I based on fin- eontrastlni; will It-new ouhimI on tin' contrasting whltone8 of tin; teeth Uf,rauiHt tho brown plKincnt of negro akin ? me If MCL-riii-a hflVn lint .-D-w....ull- U'li U'dii than whito pc op I . how come.' Do ncKroea take bet tcr teeth people do? Are n e k t' o children in ore carefully inutrueted In tho regular bniRhlnt' of the teeth than whito children "e? . . . : . "" " were nearly ten and one-lmif n.ll- ion m-KioeH in tho Lnited HtateH In. Iff JO. Of these, two utid one- half million were between fivo nnd 14 years of aye, In lULTt-ae fed ernl, state and city health depart ments cooperated in a study of the physical and mental status of fi.170 ncKio school children lu Allunla, 4,mtj (f whom had lived in tho city most or all of their lives, so that they ra irly represented tho urban nt-xro child. , Thirty-one per cent of tho IV.VUU ncKro children were entirely f ree from dental carles (decayed teeth, eavltiesl. Compare this remark - able fIiowIiik wilh a (,'i'otip of iieKt'o ..t.na i.. l i. u -it i o i. I Africa, of the Huutu tribe, -only I'O'been tested or not. The only pro- I r ...t V loetlnn ii "lef i.lvi.B i n r,.l.. " 1 -vn ui iiuiii tveru iiiuiiu lieu from dental carles. Tho doctors who studied the native children living in graals believe the evi dence favors the view that the diet of the mother before the child is born and the diet of the child lu Infancy and early childhood responsible for the poor teeth of ' dle negro children In Africa Of the 3.400 Atlnnta negro school ' children with defective teeth, 3:t per cent had only one or two small cavliles. Ordinarily, we consider , teeth that show only one or two I small cavities good teeth, so that fl Is fair to assume that G4 per cent of the negro children living in cities or towns have excellent teeth, and probably such children living in the country have still bet-1 tor teeth. The examiners who gathered the data say nothing about the stand n rd of care of the teeth n ninny tjiese children. Probably the rite of- brushing the teeth is here, as among children generally, more honored In the breach Uan the observance, like washing behind tlm ears. Negro children uie sigularly, fortunate In both respects. Such dental surveys or tabula tions are interc-fd ing and stimulate speculation, but 1 shall draw no inferences now. This is a good j Mine, however, to remind prospec- J uve uiniurrs ot some salient jarui In (he newer knowledge of the teeth. 1. The thory that brushing or dally cleaning of the teeth pre vents decays (caries) Is unsupport ed by scientific evidence. 2. The diet of the expectant mother has much to do with the quality of teeth the child will de velop. 3. The most Important essential I . n. i. ii . i i . . i ..mi Li.,. tiU i ..mi-, I , (lime). This vitamin is present in butter and in egg yolk, but nowa days It is a good custom for the oxpectant mother to take a daily dose or two of cod liver oil, which is the richest known source of vitamin D. 4. A liberal quantity and variety of foods containing calcium (lime) must bo Included in the diet of the I expectant mother, and here are i some of the best: Cheese, milk, eggs, cabbage, beans, turnips, car rot., prunes, oranges, oatmeal, pea nuts, almonds, walnuts. Ql KSTIONS AM) ANSWERS Nu Symptoms Exchanged Here. Do you think there is any rela tion between diabetes and neuras thenia? To my mind they seem to have many symptoms in com mon. My father died of diabetes, or rather coma Induced by diabetic gangrene, and 1 am said to bo .suf fering from chronic neurasthenia.- It. D. C. Aiu. The term neurasthenia means exhaustion of nervous en- ergy, If it means anything. Thure is mi such thing as nervous energy, so far us physiology can show. I believe you will find no reputable to Jeff . R Rim ncurn i Tvr-,aairc,.i ... . -.1 -. . . . . . . 1 1 r iwsuociv i c I ruiL-f a i-.'-r -t-h-q m i i iw witi Moose milk, BUT , wATee to B.compoSo one -third : NO WTeR Ki IT gRADY, Blf D. No rtulj can b made to queries Dot conform- rUiaalia n u. umiiavi uaeu i tu cuvir whutuvi;r alls "lu patient; Jidinsou even hopes to establish; ! when the doctor doesn't know pre- .prohibition in Hrltaill, IhinklnB IUa !,,.,.. is ,h .,, .,., . rj,,,, .,. ,. h. 1 caro t k.vc out ilflails. ; tare t, uive out deiails. Wi.t.eies Ik a runcll jiinl -f ( j..iK y duo to pnyaicui or uianic iiefett, and tu- ! ! dents of the prohlem believe the! ! ,l..r... K. !nlo,i.ifi.,l 1l,..f ... . ,l1l,,lIOIIII,1.l,lM, i iii-iviuu', )uu should nKular!y undfru'o a Jiicd- . . irii ixainlnation. IncludlnK urin alytiip. and carbohydrate tolerance tei-t. '.Man a cae nf diabetes maK - .. .... ... . ,,. ., Hit- Old Cldll 1-liobJa. Is coiiKealiuent of the blood due - lnB a period dapeTMl W. j v !" ' n . T , , ,..,.. : . ". " """i Ans, mean. i in -!. .uuhtuiniuiii (111.-UIIH ii j inK or clotting. If you mean mere ' ,hnUnK. uf lh)t ,JO( ur t.xpu8Ul.0 ! tu cult, or wet j nMuro u t l i.. . i enct; at such a lime than there is at any,, other time or for any other individual. 1 Citified Cowh Seem Xlcer. IMease Klve me some Instructions about feeding and weaning my ha by. I live on on a farm and the ! C0WH huvo never been tested. Is ! 11 Haf'' f'1'11 hy baby elKht tnuntlis j 01,1 thu mi,u trom om' mV8? H- Anrt- If 1 IIveJ fal'i I'd J certainly prefer tho milk from our ' own COWM lo an' lhcr. for my t tiiiiiho. U'hiitber llw i-nu-u lunl f.vi-r i miranee that tho cows have not tuberculosis. It Ih. to my mind. a strange thing that so many peo ple living in the country, with pure fresh milk available from their own cows or a neighbor's, still pre fer to get canned goods or fancy Packaged stuff for the baby. Hur j mini was eternally right. Write ani1 t,n nu- vou wm to wean the! baby, give the baby's age, and in-! r,OM' a "lamped envelopo bearing m,r address. Dille Co.) ,, , . .. Itre -limit make no (lilfcrcacc i'1'iiiff fhe thinks a store Is losln money go to i income on. i farmers have the trouble o' llllln' tax blanks anyhow ? out i Brisbane's Today (Continued from Pago One.) war. II r ranee hadn't been pre- pared, able to hold the (ierman army hack, giving England time to, assemhle an army. William and hi I sons might each have a throne in western Europe now. j ' .Magistrate Kwald. who believes in respect for tlm lives of others. sentenced U speeders to terms in Jail and made them walk to prison handcuffed together. This seems severe, but It is lm- portant to Impress upon motorists the truth Unit the man on foot has a tight to live. , roiceesN uepenu.s upon UKliA.M- ZATION. With tin- rlKht khul of oi'.iinl7.allmi, and if you know how to OIKiAN l.H, PKITTI.K, SI' I'KHVISK, you art- safe, .lolin 1). Hockt-fi-lli-r, ,lr suppos- (Copyright, John l MViH7 r" - - HI Mil 1 .lolin I). Urn-kffflllT. ,ll.. Slippos- household, eonvenlellees. I aaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaa , 1 j mm ed to be enlaced in a hard fiKlit with Colonel Stewart for control of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, Ih wanderinii. through Ksypt, looking at IntereWuiR mum mies. Ho knows that his organlza t., i- i. w"rK,A . ,.r , TT I'USsyfOUl JohllSOU. now at I Sineaoore. liound for India, savs he i means to "dry up all of the easl." i Kipling's man who wantad lo he taken "aomewhere east of Suez," j where a man can raiae a, thiist, I wuulcl not like that. sake of tomi-eting IndustriRlly with : America l ho llrltlfih will not Klve up heer. ; They have a queer idea that men' if, n i.l.rl. n ,t1l. 1,... . 1 t (iil iu uiiuiv until nit j , . . .... ! want to drink $5,000,000 corporation is orMan- t' to flnanco purchase of air-. mat is excellent news lor nvia - ,l011 ingtallnient sellinB. onco vlo - i lently ODIiosed. is absolutely neces - sary to completp development- of .. ' .... . VT. , . U"8 'nu"8lr-v; a,u w'"iflco Kosslp, "but he can cot rid w? v iu - j uiinii y KnioV It while you pay for it. ! the modern plan. CJeorjft It. Harsh, very young man ; of Atlanta, entered a tlrtiR store, ' shot the clerk dead when he re sisted robbery. Medical experts say the young man could not re sist an Impulse once H laid hold upon him. - What we call civilization has-tho same trouble. It cannot resist the Impulse to execute those that, com mit murder. Harsh 1b sentenced to death. It would have answered the purpose better had the young murderer been Imprisoned for" life. Rut if. any murderer must be exe cuted, It should be one whose Ue- . 1 " u, --'-'- "CO tO ptlbllC SalOtV. Nebraska proposes to tax bank balances of $1 a year for every $100 of cash balance. It would be collected semi-annually. wV That is calculated to disturb the bankers. Hut the law would let bankers collect tho tax from tho depositors. That will reassure the hankers except that it will result In small balances. Taxes must be raised, but they should interfere with business as j little as possible. Talk to u man I at tils leisure, don't stop him white he s hurrying on business. Quill Points Samson carried off the gates of. (iaza. Hlckard took with him the million-dollar gales. j Apparently the great advantage in being upper class is thai yon J needn't net as people do who; wish to seem upper class. The office crank is on a diet and boasts of drinking only one juiueer of .coffee for breakfast. It's always a matter of sour grapes. Americans In Europe who scold America tiiopt are those who cun t come home. And yet the) movie people would Ih HMr, also. If they d c p e n d c d on a collection plate. The mcvik :ire n't en mil In one ! particular. A man can' love dog and still adore his mate. ! Endowment: . dead man's out-of-date opinions tying up capital whll-.' modern needs are unsatis fied. It Isn't Insulting to advi.se man to do a thing you wouldn't do. Tho eagle mluht advise a hen to stay in the barnyard. r Americanism: Laughing at pco- ",,u aru aw'tI hv 11 u"'ril king:; standing ith open month when; a multi-millionaire passes by. 1 VtiK eastern universities will play f"tbnll together again. There's nothing llko tough experience in pthe outside world to make you appreciate the gentle ways of home. , ; The latest endurance contest Is I. between job holders paying hotel bills while waiting for Hoover to s-t-tt lo ilown. I l'ablt1: Two lu,iy HitiriKts lalkoil for an hour, and neither br:ii.-Ki'l nUout Imr travtls. jewelry or htillHehoM convenlellees. 1 ; It isn't charily, however, if you ; nlve n ouiii'ter anil ilvmund fifty i .cents' worth of Krulitude. In Ihe old days you could prove tnliure by talkini; aiQit Ijookv. nobody IirvIiik- yet learned t cover the su'ject with tho word "blah." The rich are dlfiereiil. Their Ufih ana reined by a KH ialit instead of a mo-turL-t. Tiiierji killed lO.uuo people in India hist year, but they didn t t , t... ....... 'iii.il-ii ir Will's iv ill ri ii-.: hmw i to prove the accident unavoidable.. The thief who jtoto a heairte. i " lBt,s"0!' about driving. ' .. ... : i Xilde , nan " said tho of! a tut , OI. snk,smen without of, agents une discourteous oiwerve Lincoln Day SALEM. Ore.. .Ian. 24. i7P) Lin I coin iJay, February 111. will be pb- I served in tho Siith loKiBhUivt t ceinbly within an hour's service in ' the house of representatives, with ! the senate present, as a result of j a senate Joint resolution passed by the house Wednesday morning. Ciparette Fire . J'EXDLKTON. Ore.. Jan. '2 1 (V( 'ih the mercury hovering around 8 below zero last night, .1. Mj. Sloan roused the lire depart ment out at 1:15 to put out a tiro in bis room at a local rooming house. He had guue to sleep with I a lighted cigarette in his mouth. Guard Against "Fiu" With Musterole Influenza, Grippe and Pneumonia usually start with a cold. 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