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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOnD "NfATTi TIITBITXE, MEDFOPJ)." OREGON. WEDNESDAY. FEHIiTAHV G. T2f. pack rora : a A . ''ii II J ' ... -- " L - liEDFORD mail tribune MSIlPukU fgiMWO CO. it tr-st n. r si. Tl " kOKXBT W, CI HL, W.tuf I. IIUITKI BillTH, Mat. Ad Iftkpctkkat NwWf Kmvtd u MCtMxl riaa Bait 11 OfA, uuOif Act of Mwth , JKT9. 8lKKRlCriU SAlfcS j Mall la Mgrt- Iiallr, tub fluUj, OMiUii Vtiij, tutKrtjt ri'juJtr, Kf DtiJr, vlttift Swlir. m-rAb WrrUr HH IrUwuc, )cf.... MMford, .IT. SO ... ... c; !!! t'li rTviiff. in aii In liidfvfd. ArJiiaid. Ifc-toomlite, Iwitnl KUit, I'UXQa. Tileut, (will " o miliij. . . rkflr, vttb HuDOtr. Wucrta $ ,T5 hiUf. itUMiL fttfJir. BKfnth -1 liU, ttljut euudix. ft f Pilj, mt AwJif, one fa 1.00 MtMKKR OP THR AlrftfCUTlIU Tb.fT". IH. om f.-f ifjUrt'iwa irf all nrn dl-ptrtt nnlliBl Ui U x oUt rtnl,l) 10 Uite tut Iba to fJ tunl Dcl Cid)llnd brf'ta. All rittiti tt publmUuo of iieUl dliprt ktwo ui alio rMrmi. iKTicUl pm oT IB CUT rf Mntfor4. Aorr:L'tnc Mrncntjti M t, M(Ne8L.N COUP A NT Wftat lh 1W Tvft, ClilfAlo. Iwtritt, Trvrltn, 1 Apfts. grit'tf. pprllaod. Ye Smudge Pot , By Arthur Perry The hc5l'a Oalihovlkl trlvlnK to bo fashionably Hnpuld ran do, it in cuiivinco ull bvholdei!) hIio ban the mopes. ' ' ' Vlow ' handles, hoef. fl-lilnif pole, and golf Mleks ore being grabbed as Oento 8pi Itu; ap proaclU'th. rioyd Ler underwent a tonsorial operation rtt Ht. FrunrlH hospital. (Oak Hill Items.) NEXT! A number of humane bills will I 1m considered by the legislature lie! week .'but none of the mea- ! urea provide that tho legislature adjourn. The billboards now depict a beautiful and poctable lady who announces hc would walk a mile for a certain brand of cigarette, j It Is predicted tliat betore sue hhi travelled a block on her luudable hike, hhe would meet up with an automobile going that way. VICISSITl lKS OF MFi: (Tlic Italics Chronicle1 Editor. The Chronicle: I uunt to Veil my radio, or my bed. I need only one of them. C. A. Knowlcs. Every time this writer gets a fist full of spadoH and an Intelll. g;nt partner, tho interest shifts to 1 till argument on how lo OanHh wrinkles around the eyes. l All opposed to hanging, are IM-j jinn. O.; Newkirk. oklu.; Howe. cd ub "sob sisters," by the ferocl- ; Tho Uralnagu i-ysteni for the okla.; lMitsburgh. Chatta ous. The bunging of u woman In I Evunsville, Ind.. airport is rapidly noga. Tenn.; Alice, Ti-x.; Barn Loulslitnti last week Is labelled uh I being Installed and should be fin- Innn. Tck.; Decatur. Ti.; Mutton, a smart trick, and u downpour of fished within two weeks. Bids -jvv; Midlothian. 'M,; Miiford, alibis is unleased to prove such! have been naked for night light- 'v.,;' and Kewanee, Wis. fiendifihuess was Justifiable. These ;lng equipment and tin; erection of J ' ' embryo hangmen should be coiisis-; a hangar and. administration ; Plqua. (., is ready to heln con tent., They are generally opposed j building. Tho port will be ready Jstructlnn on a suitable, hangar for to more cruisers for national de- ;for operation within a few weeks, . Its airport. fense, and stoutly maintain that , I'rohlhltfon is noble and glori-'uso ous success. The Standard Oil company of A citizen-with n btack eye frank-i New Jersey is to mark its many ly admits that n right hand, in- ! stations throughout New Jersey stead of a piece of wood, flew up!;nij Ma.-viamL with aliwav kIimis and hit him. Leu- Carpenter Is back from CnMfuinia, probably to get a good start lur J-urope. IX IftlU UUU SlhllH U I II' -I day in thj Applgute. . uou ivw..v will Journey tliilhcr next Huuduy to pick It, ostensibly. An uptAato writer, nnd Com. Hyrd, who is In tho Antarctic, are engaged tn an argument over Antarctic he. Blato pride com pels many to favor the upstate writer, though ho has never been lu the Antarctic. A local crazrt hue started for bow-legged bulldogo. It would bo no Riirnrisn if tho eommunltv hud a relapse, and startid- drinking eouerkraut Juico hwaln. The JugO'Kluvia assembly has i forbidden Jugo-Sluvla women from using rouge. Your core, was in .Higo-Hlavia unce, and test I flea that the beauty doctors of Jugo rilavin. If uny, effected no cures. Stockmen are busy throwing hay at ui errs. Housecleanlng Is contemplated In many homes, as brute hus band stubbornly argue Its futility until afler smudging. i A Pi i r run A iiNTi-:it I Tho old 'lime painters are a ' thln of tho past. Youngsters of . our day demand white-collar jobs j and refuse to learn the art of Ublng a bnuh. An It happens, no harm fs done: for up rays now take the place of brushes ami the future w III pec all painting. Inside and out, done in this way. Hut putting paint on with a spiuy Is much like . curving wood by machinery It roba tho business of romance, mid ; develop m pride of cmftMiian U rdilp. i'ounlaln Inn siill has one I of tho old-timers who deserves a bouquet before ho parses. Arthur .Smith Is a craftsman. He known f his job from tho mixing of lead end oil to the final sheen of var- I nlsh. und he takes un honest work- man's pride In doing good work. ! , Ho can paint a ceiling without j lotlng a dt from his brush. He j it w orks steadily ond smoothly, with- v uul Tost motion or apparent effort, il 0 nst he covers iro surfaco lu a ; day than uny two men of the new ti: tschool. Ho does not loaf when he Isn't being watched and he doesn't '" clop work; to talk. An houest man ,;' and a good crafismun give him his due. His one fault is that he enjoys painting nails. In thirty yours of painting, he nover yet has pulled -& nail or driven one in. It a nail sticks out where no null should be, there it stays while he f carefully applies, to tl threo coots t of paint. (.Fountain Inn TH- Editorial Correspondence I OLA HEMO.VT, Calif.. Feb. 3. (;!' 'Chi is n iiuafnt little college Mown, tile seat of l'uitioiut cohere, . We have lover seen a town in 'thni part of fcouiJit-rn faUforn a at all like it. A s w remarked before, there is only one reul vt- tuti- UK'.'lil In t he phiee, no nub- Hex H. ' 'lui k of Lom Anelett di i dona, no telfruph office, no la ie.-puj!ih for 1M1' hotel. Ae moie theatre. Nor, as fur as wo cording lo yin Information, he have l-een abh to liHcover. n pool wax left 11 fortune, to ho devoted hall. What the college boys uuii to tin improvement of Huuthern clrla do for dicifion after Itourit '10t Plain. A periect uiiiioffpnero rf the laro eastern utilversitieH a, hundi d years bko. Now the latter are In the noiy hub-bub of lar N . commercial cill'. Pomona N a unall rolleBP, but number ninoiiR it tiiuleii!, many from ih- cast and mlddl wert. Tlo-re f""l,'illi nronoml.-:,! u -;itul y tint iru' it.'i bl; r.sr.k Slaalrc. f.iraiiK" lr- loii'l- .il wiih g.ilUen fruil, burii-r lliu amjma. We came here from A ith. In-ad by an Imlire. t route and are Klad w! did !. Kor we saw a port inn 'of California wo neer had 5et.11 before and never huspeetej. Kr i inib'f wc ran throtiKh hay and 'alfalfa ranches. Instead of oranne tcrriveK, an flat and peacefully puntoral as Kectinns of rural Illi nois or lowu. l!i(; barn. Ium tnr of kIIo.s, pIkm. chickens and contented cows always lra timely appealing to anyone who was born and reared In thn middlewent. And moro amazing still In the 'midst of th's rolling prairie land. 1 In t.'alifornia's newest and most pretentious hotel, called the Lake ' Narconlan club. We had heard ; rumors, of Its magnificence, but j when wo rounded a hill, the upeo :taclo that Kreted our eye, fairly took the editorial breath away. ' There on. a hill was a perfectly imrtriiniiu mtH ..f t,.i-i-n . -r(l it find trPil,n w'nKPt windows, chimneys Iintl pr(.Hi ror nn tju, Wu.m like jtt Maxfleld parrisli cuttle in somo iromaiHIc fairyland. J)irt terraces Ileud down to a lance lake, dotted with shrubs and flowers freshly j planted; a long pier terminating In a titueco and glas "Casino, " a ! fleet of row hoats, at anchor: flocks of f lurks, having fine 1 1 1 ni altogether amazing. The formal opening Is set for Taxiing , Around I'ontiac, Mich., is completing an alrjiort said by department of commerce, officials to be one of the outstanding developments if its kind in the country, viewed . . ,y " U1" 8 im"K I 1 i"1 ' ' 'luipmeni nstaiieu. . , , " -.". ..n , c i"- "4 ,aiu"nm'm" IUI v i iillliy. with all equipment scheduled fur eurly in the spring. with airway So id aviators flvim.- over towimK"" where air travel sMong tho to aid aviators flying over towns in which the stations me located The program calls for placing tin I tianiu of lliu ell v lit town on I In .... ' ' ,. t . ,.;.,.'.. . Ml roof of each liiifldlnir ami. if f f .,,.,.,,. ., tf iMiinee fu n vn i in t.i iiint i.nimw , , -fl1 on ine rums ikii u ni nm-i t nr in ...... ! . ine niiuit'.M .iiiiiiiii. (mile squnre, also is adaptable to- hey do down where the appendix Aircraft and Airways of Amerl- construction of a seaplane, an- is. ca. Inc., Pittsburgh, has agreed chorage. upwards of $100,000 will But come, no more of this. Here's to commence operations tit At - ( bo appropriated from city and a chcry datum: There is low Ian tic City's municipal airport, county treaturles for the project, "acidity of the stomach in most known as Bader field. When tho' leases of gallbladder disease exces- present Blling-ln proceso In com-1 Two additional :,trip mapr. pre-1 Mve hydrochloric acid (h: p-:rchlor-pleted. hangars ami shotis will bo l-''-d hy tho coast and -geodetic . hydrl t lB seldom found in 6ti?h erected nnd plans call for Inslal- -"'v,,V for the departMent uf com-, faHP. j-0 if j,M,'V( KOt too mU(.h latlon of complete night lighting m' Irp' ,,rlnK M,Mlt to uvlniors U0d your gall's alt right. equipment. I W. 8. Dawron. formerly nn nir-The " cngtno mspoctor lor tno iib - pni l merit of eommen e. has been I appointed manager of tho Curtis flying school to he opened soon at Detroit, Tho (.rosso Isln air-. port now under improvement, win no used as an extensive building progtam will get under way soon. Actual flying operations aru ached-1 uhd lor early spring. City and county officials of the Texas Ban ha tulle region are plan ning a program for improvement iiti airpori lacumcs in nortnwest Texas through united action of the ! municipalities concerned in such la ilevelopineut. MUTT AND JEFF rHMWIIlim IIIBIMfiOaMsaBMB YES, SIR SHNCf,T'r voeLC SATlHtD .,iTvi aav mr' 1- -jiki r r Af-ir Muir ON THC ARDSLtV, AroDRCWS CALitMTt oR akiV coofese.. but JCFF IS TtRRlBLt; HC CRAck A HuJtRCB ATWTY: 1 im fact, I've. NtVeft Kim mak oMt PAK ALL tmp- vpac lur - PlmD -re-GCHAfiP.: tod'iy. not wry opportune for it in hiill raining. .Sooiv of men me Mill working uti the grounds. scraper and t ;un an- seatteieJ about, before tlw hotel entrance. th v m e tram-phi og palm trees as "all as the l.irty liuildinK. California real ntain values. The noiei .ow.u. the K''oundt of TO.'J'JO utfres with an 1 5 - ft o lo coif course niut repre- sent at I-a-t unother million. f it j5 -om.-th!n- n-w n club hotel. The tluh ) k. nirat U,n hat , n-lopt-. ihe . liet)t... ran (,n,.fu!!y alerted. Vou ran t f,,r . xa in drivi- tip lo the Ljt'l. r. i-li..i ..... ... n,.. y.m l.-.w- l lit- c.ish tu-pay for II. Vuii inul in.'iko an ji p plit-ut lv fur .liib ln.rnl.'Tshit. TIuh itppllcn-ll'-ii pus.l upon by LJk- ".IuI nii'iiit-.-rirp ''.lnnlllf'., anil if a''.-.l..il ym arc a ro"!iil.-r nd (ran ,:ly at t h- hotel hh h.ni; an mi d'-jilr if rej.tned you natu rally will ko eluewhc-le. AH rath'-r auni-iiiK and to our mind, clever. Kor it is human nature to want what, wu can't get or what is difficult to get. Try to keep people out of a hotel and watch them try to get in! Cie'ri;e I'.ancroft and Bob . J'air- l.anks were In tho Arrowhead party that day, and iipplied for inembersh'ns. Wo etui sjiv t his for tho manager, he played Ills part well. He looked slightly bored and said they would be duly considered, and noted upon as promptly as possible! Aye. what fool Wn mortals be '. We were shown tkruui;h tho place except the private rooms. sul- I'hur baths. swininiinK pools for ''" and women, dining rooms. banquet and ha CI rooms, much P'dd. thhk yieldLng carpets and rl h hangings. There are peoplo w h rat up that s'rt of thing there are nthr.s who could well iifforil it. but would prefer to set- !' down for a wc k in the grand or the British Mu ll. W. IC. leential Mation, eum. The Airports Nineteen more citfe havo leen tdd d to the list undra taking jn-e-! f nilnar surveys to dcterniino the advisability of taUllsOlng munni- piii .in poi is, i ne an i on nceuoii l,f tll,: th pa. tment oC eommen e ! hilfi ,((M.n asked for information ,num hmikicw. -riz Aianmso. , t m., i inia, in.; r n.nni i.ick, mo.; New oi lcans, u-u; Koches ,ter. Minn.: Washington; O,: Den- M ut-kegon. Mich., hat laid plahs t pocd lis resources with those'of Mukegun county, appropriated '" csta'disbment of an air-, I""'' adjacent to Mon:-. Lake, a ' short rib-1 unco from L:tJ;o Mil hi- t nst shun is iiicivasini.' raoidlv. Tho ore-nt ,.lr Port oiHiitted hv Hi, Comim-nuil Motors eornoralb'n will :ut be available nor public, will :ut be available ftn- public; uso much longer, according to o(- ,lu ..f (1 ,i.nm. T, ,.l,,, - " - i' " . i-' ,.(,-.,. ,.l ..Ill I K.tttt ....iv.. i ..- ..tt -i. w"u ll "rtween (irriiKUori n. c.i IM.il A .. --.1 ,t new imps are a part of tho cMensixn gmerninem provide proper airway propmm in- kui-u-h no Biers between all priuelpal itles and ncctlons of the I'nlled tit ales. oiiMillc--The Mcuinlain Slut Power runt pa ny awards contract I'm jsr.no fnr , barge. Keedsport cnnsiiuclii'n of here. I'laiis nroposeil for OU-luii pulp mil Portland Bids open for prnpos- cd erection of $l.ciin,non grand ecu tral public market. aCrautle Christian church wilt erect new edillce cost Ins from jL'.'v mm to S.'Ui.nuO. The Little Fellow Must Have Shot This One 1 CAN'T ecM im, w 'ufi r Iord V Bour Golf. . (BIRDIE, A Ml x Knovu l. FoRj J Mm&K AMD r wAroT ANY J I -Tl I'LL rtSK A A HOLE. HAt)- (ro TWO v-y-r--- TB TELL HR AiBovjT J L ANGOSGC .' I f) , J ' ' . 'AVI HlMl y-.Pi?R-!S k 'irn- WHAT 50 (-'- LI f . . . .'irt r.tnu"'uv"w oeAAwACj tttvoo caul it (:.! rmm X 1 4 ir bah . ; SirJ 6olfing ; Lir Personal Health Service B7 WILLIAM BEAD 7, M. D. Pigamd ttUrt ptfUi&tnf to personal irrMfceitu win u mwnw yj "oy 11 Uiun kttouid b Ui( M rmo in UA. Mtd. f can b mmwerrd brr. u to ii.ttru.tion. Aiira iff. Hiiiuia 0 'j 11 1- lOMMo.M.vr cum: or iyii:isi.i Km r clearness sake wo must ic 1 member thcro is no such ailment or malady a dyspepsia, Look in tho dictionary or meaning and or igin tf the word, which is derived . . . i r k v k . niiiicuii U1J.VHUIJI, but th. ilictiunaiy o:- .ncji lopedia loo M-riuuiOy t h e n on trek m.-dieal knowledge, for if you do you, will l.e Krltvoimly mis - 1,1 pOI" The di. li-.iiary. ond I nip- the eneyclep'.lia. sin a vhort dii'rourhe. hy .sme old timer, on ln" nature .f d;pepia and a de- to.ipnnn of the various kindf. juch I nH "fermentative." "f I a t u 1 e n t." . -nervous" vr what would you pre- I f.-r. Thevu nre all nuaint eonrcp. thuif the b.-t ,,t doctors once eher- i-h d and perfn-re applied In rou- tine practice, in lieu of knowledt " 11......T. u u: '.m'-iiin 1 , who consumed "digesUves" "stoni- the special kinds of gla.ss now mar achics'' and more latterly "lutes-' keteil by various glass man u far -tlnal antiseptics" the medical fath-' tureris at a price not much higher ers persi rlbcd by the ton. I am not quite certain whether it in comforting or not to know t lint when one beeoni"H conscious and careful of one's digestion or con-; -"'Hlv frequently disturbed or: i distracted by it, then one has sonic ' Ileal, organic disease, and no mis i kikc. i say j am not quite cr- 'iiinnv out tin I lowers, lain about the effect of this knowl-' What to do for primrose poison edge, because I happen to have no . tug. All I have done has failed dyspepsia Ht all. I know one thing, to relieve. IS. 11. though. If I did have a lot of trouble frnm gas. heartburn, eruc tations, heaving or snrenesH after eating, pain, or other .symptoms "f dyspepsia or Indigestion. I should take no dsypcpyU or indigestion medicine, except perhaps a nip of chalk prepared chalk, calcium carbonate say as much as one j can dip upon a dime, two or thre i times a day. This ofen gives con-( ' siderable temporary relief, no mat-t ; ler what alls you. ami it is harm- les. even more harmless than soda.! j on the other hand. If I had at i spell of dyspepsia I'd probably hate' i to learn the truth just as much asi the next fellow does. The truth you know, so often introddces tin Mirg'' Callbladder hifbimmntion U lh ,.,.,.,.., ,f v huV(. 0iv one ont (lf ,.vi.,.y thm. .Mlff(.ri.,.s froni callblndder inflammation (doctors ,.). holeeysl Ills) has an operh - lion and the lone guy today stands a y per cent chance to get well. Ah. but what about the other two? They eh ct to go on having dys pepsia and buying travelers' checks and llinoiwin.es and other Uixurl-'p for the folk who furnish dy-pepvin remedies. But not for long. Thesjj other (wo birds who manage to es cape a diagnosis and an operation are likely tn die fairly young, from .-umo complication or other. I should not mind at all having my alternate appendix removed if I -mi anoiuer ami u misnenaveo as badly as my primary oio- did. Before I had that operation I really believed operations were rath' r inl I'b asant. Now I know these people w ho boast about their operntions . '" liars, mostly. Still, an op.-ra-- Hon on ones gallbladder well.' lhats getting up into a ticklish hat region and a region where, som how. I suspect the surgeons don't 'know Ibelr v t.l.....l well as ...... Ml VO'll t VJ V IV II li Urlsk lcnuuid for I aim Njniphonr. Ahout .New car I printed here cimirshinn. i"cver mind if you', missed it. By wav of penance' 1 offend other sinners In like ease i free presentation copy of th Bast 1. lady Symphony, Ordinarily Ihis system of keep fit exercises S'Ms. the customer back one dime and a dampen addressed envelope. This ofrcr brought Mich a brisk demand front New Kngland that the edition was exhausted in a few days. But we Immediately commenced prim ing an extra huge new edition, for the ivimnv from Scotland had not yd come In. A ret-u est wilt bring you a copy provided you inclose stamped addressed envelope. I , J-'t'Zr-zz h- "v out rnntK hJth tzx! hrfli-n. not to 4l4 dlifnoala tr iuh(m, Mii-Mar! (tmom u tiioMd. oitig to U lrg cunux-r of letter r So reply ci L made to quirt not Outiiorn- Brmdy, la cJT of UU Mwipcr. Chocolate by the Bound. Please inform me whether it is liaitnf til eat five pounds of chocolate candy In less than month. Mrs. L. K. Answer. Ni more harmful than it woum oe 10 eat nve pounds of u rr v"v ' ' aru wot K or piayinf? nara or Kettinu n entViTha u-ut ,.t imnin Vrf lion- uwn 1 uikftiii e'Tcww, in. live oound' eluwulat.' v.yull n-c fur two ration. Kor on" who don no lion, i it ivork and pluy.i not nor tak..-, uiine.-t w'.ary exeiei..'. tliij r any other swe. t or eandy in rather in". jurlouo. - SunUnlk. In odil Woollier. Soino limenuo yt.ti deserlbed a' ehrap and pructiral kind of win - dew for prople who would 1 i k et the ultraviolet ra of mnlU-ht in the winter time. clipped it to save it. but now that we are plan-1 , . nine our sun room I can't find the, A !?n''kcr or boob or ;"uni is Hipping . . . Mrs M A C ,unw whu payH l Inucn l,Kti Answer. I described n" rheap !,,,.mndl"B rVtka fur two iCara for fubfiituK- for glass that transmits the ultraviolet rays of sunlhrht. Kor' n run niiin juu fliuilia ue OI1C OI ! than ordinary ginss. I described1 here u cheap substitute for such a ' window or indows a sheet of eel- i lophano sandwiched between fold- lug frames of inch mesh chicken wire. Buch a window admits the ultraviolet rays and. will remain weatherproof a year. Answer. Clive away the prim roses, if your occupation or live lihood will not permit of that, then hav the druggist prepare a 10 per cent tincture of primrose leaves for you, and take this internally; two or thr times daily, for lu weeks, beginning with a minute dose and increasing the dose by g' nilc steps each third day. For the first three days put one drop in 10 spoonfuls of water, and take a spoonful at a dose. (Copyright John F. Lillc Co.j is rouoa nor ..I, "Well, you can't tell the tlif fetvnee, nit It don't oimd so eoui IMI ""s IK ' lMlt' M'M,! chanwl I"''" ncuriiis to ar-i oinuN ipcaKiu o new .in4i niiHlels, wln recalls when It w tho eMT-changht y lo o derby hath that kept us in hot. water? Brisbane's Today 1 (Continued from Page One.) sPcnt,s frrl'-t('-" P'--t of licr iPlsliro tline in re;il illtj, tlll'CO i .11 1,11118 Hi1 "1ULI1 as 111 l,llULUls or (laiH'in, toil tillU'S ilS luut'h as in Iirulijp playintf. You aru told that the essentials for a successful working -;irl arc "porsouallty, ediiCHllou. ahilily. heullh, happiness." They all count. But mure hniKirtant is her ahil it y to act as a shock absorber fori no m u uenous lnuiviuuai wn 1 thinks ho is busy, because ho does noi uiiow now to organize ni? ; num. i lnnoiida, Mr. Hoover will In- in Nothine Hi : tlKX-t the 1 jWc Ukai.bobo ilisirict wkero many wore drowa.fi last year, to , wliat can h ilane. Th ualii'tial RovirnniiDl cim trols tho waters ot lki; okiu.bo-1 bin iniil will not permit KkjrMa to lower tliem. liy wifely cutal.', b-j low n tvrtaln point. tonsequontly the j;ovrDnA'nt is responHiblu tor UamaKu ion when' mun miiiuk r:iuw nn i'kuiow 01 waleni. too hiuli in the lulv. A skillful cnnineer. Hoover. will be able lo suKS-st a n-meUv for that situation, and II 1. Ill nive him atlfaction to do mthlnB for a Htato that, for the fiat time. weut Hepubllcan tn hln honor, Tho lioune Vote favorably on the to eslahltsh au air basu on .the ' I'aeiflc coast, to cost n dotTn sueT Ue V V plentv Ct ' ti"u u,,K air uUneH'tu vl-U them '''U1""! airpianeH to M.lt tliem. have half Soon Ihe Taeilie ocetn will Ik- j worthless Wr deleuse to this coun - ! try. an the Knvllili chancel is now, to llrltain. Tho only important ioecan is tho air. " 1. Quill Points v.. .1,1.,.. luck? How many times you owe your life lo the fact that u train wasn't com in&r along jut then. The reason radio reallocation mado things worse was because broadcasters argued and listeners merely hoped. Fable: They were tho wealth - lest peoplo in the village, but lheyarJs of wap am, nvijt,1n. selected a simple and inexpensive, T . . I tombstone. Nlitliri' kiilm 1 tin linlmicp. .. A hell-iav wife usually has tip un - commonly good husband. It's a Kei'-'it- tiiuntry. Thei woman who now uses' three linen towel In making her toilet unci' quarreled with brothers ami filters for tho privlb gc 0r hn-uMug lit tho ehnn towel on Saturday night. Judge: Have you anything to' say before sentence is pronounced . Will Irwin says the little thimjs count most. They sure do. They havo usually counted about 10 more strokes when you claim anj i5' ' Another way to have a made, to your door Is to let the public know you Kave ten thoua-; una lo some worthy cause. j Americanism: Kicking because ho much of the lmiKa-.ine Is nd vcrtislum ..pcndliiB the e'vcniuK readlna ads because the' :;tolics are uum. Prominent anion;,- the unem ployed lu inaiiy communities I. iruih. i:vn if- capital punishment Is! iriuht it seems unfair tu limit it tu ; the clinic of helm,- broke. Another little thing we need is a law making a sentence to life confinement automatic when the killer is excused because hv isn t responsible. Tho middle class is tho one Hint fold napkin, carefully for tho next meal. , Kvcry Kimck is i t : ometimes It's Just jtho g-iragc bill. boost, boost S o in o Washington correspon rlKnta wl 11 on Inv t hlr loU nft.! March I. and some don't care fori -.i-nitics Patronage doesn't prove that people like talk with their movies. They still buy radio acts in spite of static. The critic writers lack seen the new who wiys American imagination hasn't seed catalogs. Correct this' sentence 1I(ui lorever saying ihe pretty ones havC' no brains." said tho gossip, "but; his own wife is a beauty." 1 l orest l.rove Uro cpiipment j purchased by local firo department, i 1 M l : j Your Income Tax (No. a Tonus of filing relumes of in- dividual Income l:jve boeu ent t.. to v ie.vnru ItV fi l If ft Ol'H of In- ternal rt.Venuc. Failure to vcreivw f however, does not leli ,.,...,.,,. ,,p 1. H iiljtt;.itlol. to , lutum and puv the lax .,,.;., .1... ,,r..Ucrih..l r.n beforo March K- 1H2S if Hie ,.. i fn..(i un a calendar vcar : basi(l v.lin.j net inrnme for 1HJS wan derived chiefly from sal - ral 'committee rV r wages and was not in ex- pan. he r. bi;- f sho,,11 ",oko ,'!';ir'Bl, ;'v liRwi on Ihe illiometax ri tnrll on F m 111 104MA. UK1 out S.ihw i I'eron wI.oh. net Income wa lllut. . . ... ileriveil from a prolefslcin or litvii- spiroil ) rersnns wiiorf net income wa n. 'la.-lu.llne fanning, or from '" '' " or !11el . ;,m(nin, waj ,.ss lilan ueriveu irom a jiiua.nuu ui ix.i- 15.U0". are required to ns the : hircer Foini Into. The use of , Form llu Is required also in the case where the net Ineomc was : In evcesH of WW, recardlesa ot ; whether from alarv busltleSH. pro-, fesslon, or other taxable uoi.rces. WESTWARD FLIGHT BKI1MX, j . r.c .h .,,,, , i,. , j Fhrenfried (.iunther Vou Huene- feld. one of tho three men who !mu,Ic l-" westward air- pash He died age of the North Atlantl on the operating tabb Berlin j sanitarium last night as surgeons sought to. remedy a stomach ind intestinal ailment which had mar red his k'st years. His heart fail ed to withstand the shock of the operation. ' Baron Von HuenrfeJd was only j 30 years old. but he had an ad- I venturous career of soldi r, tier- ! man monarchist, poet and dram- 1 j atlst, and. finally, aviator, j Shrapnel wound. in both 1-gs j during the World war l- ft him I with a decided limp. As vice-con--Mil at Maastricht. Holland, he re-I cclved the fomier k:ilseraml crown ' prince when they sought refuge J on Hutch soil, and he later spent! 'several years wt'h the crown pi ir.c in his exile on the island of Wier- i ingen. Of his literary works, the drama "-higeu of Tronje." t,;iSed on th - iTknowT n""- :r0Im.n . n,,, lt s ...viator 1. will l.e .-ememher.-d. The flhrht which l-rouglit him prmiihi. p.'M t.,.,1; HERO, DjB BERLIN SUGAR AID TOit. ADEQUATE DIET EllCOUragCS tllC Eatill? of ! Healthful' Fresh FruiU and Vegetable j ! Tt is hich time that the publie be- j came aroused about the craze f"- i dictinp. Medical authorities warn j ' us that nourishing foods are neccs- ; ! i,ary to even-one. and csTicviallv to ;.rowingc,,i,dre,, ' ' t.ndernonrisnmenl, v, a ptiI 1m I health. Gem) feeding ? nwessarv a? a protection acaint lubercnlcEi's j and other diseases. Children should ! be kept overweieht for th?ir ace ana neignt. , "How is Ftipnr a herefit holh to tlic youth and the adult we asked an eminent scientist recently. Sucar in the diet i the fuel preferril hy Ihe body. U'tthin n tew minute's after eating, sucar appears in the muscles, the fire-box of the !odv. Think how children and all activr! people need this perfect fuel in Iheii I diet. Not, or.ly that, tut sweetenincr sc improves the taste of the mainte nance foods that it makes eating i them a pleasure. 1 In addition to milk and milk prod ; uets. young people nnd adults shoult eat a varied diet of cereals nnc fresh vegetables nnd fruits. Kiimi 1 makes these healthful footU palat 1 nble and enjovable. Modern candv containing fruits, nuts. milk, choeo late ami sugar, i pcrfe-t for cj sort. .Most fo;d3 are more delicioti; nnd nouri.-hing with sugar. Th. Sugar Institute. place in April lat year. TViUi captain Herman Koclil and Mjor James Fit2ir.aurlc:e of (uU 8a r Ktaft air corpn, sharing the cun. troh, tip tntee in the plan.Bn-. men flew from Baldimn! air field, lniblin. to tireenley Uland, Labra dor, where they wuitud twu weeks, in the ice and snow to be taken out. I'pon arrival in New York ih-v were h'iven a tunmltuous Broadwue ticker-tape wetcoine. ' This was re. Pea,cd whuM u,ti thr0Q turned to Ocrmtmy, and accorded Karon Von uf,r when he returned to Berlin , after trans-Atlantic flight to Ja. in youth Out baron was ami in his last months Uh " .-.v,,u ju- - - in,-, an exprs.un of his w.h that "',k',n ,'",,!"',' '"a" " 'l sil k.l.,-d. a wi-h whitli at the last M MakesLife Sweeter Children's stomachs sour, and need an anti-acid. Keep their systems sweet with Phillips Milk of" Mag nesia I When tonntio or breath tolls of acid condition, correct it with a spooniui ot j'niiiips. -Most men am : women iiavo been eonnoriea ny una 1 universal sweetener more mothers i should invoke its aid for their chil i dren. It is a pleasant thing to take, yet neutralizes more acid than tho i "harsher things too often employed for the purpose. No household should ! be without it. ! Milk uf Mapnesia' has been tho ' V. IS. registered trade mark of tho ! 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