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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MEDFOTiD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORFioW MONDAY. FETiRI'ARV 11. 1920. UEDFOBU MAIL f RIBL'NE Mr. lun, "" e.i'itrf ur -HZDruUfUAtlXl CO. ti-ir-i k. r k. r WIUJIT W. Kl'HL, IdU i. muTtii imia, tumrf la ufcmiKim turn turn M avml rua w u 1 Or., ate iitU Haxk . LIU. lUM smiuN km My Mill Id A4v ptJly, alti, feiaUj, IHitj, iib iiradij, auntli lauij, vlihout UndT, rrr D&lJr. 1tbMll BUJ, wot..., Wmkf hUll TtU-wat, KM nf... ..IT.60 . . .IS I SO too tuootr, m rir . "y , ivfcwmtlla, Antral rviai, fboMOi, lajau, Ld MUi kod Ml Hlin.irv . Dtllr, alta Huodar. I -T Df, Uhoui fcfl-lir, awntb 5 UaUf, IUMut i-uwUl. ucj Jf I 00 IUJ, Ttlb ftoodiy, tot jr I OU All Uru, cub la Ktianm. Br i'vrrtar, w in Mwira. auij. UEMHEI OP THR AARUCIATCO 1'ftUia Bmlflng Pull Lum4 Hlr Hmkt Tbt jKKia!4 frit U rlulilr tx.tlUrf U th im for ptttllnllffi l all dupatebct irfdltad U It w ttirrlH credited In Ihb w. tod alat ta Uti loral tm fwtdUM brtfln. All rlcbu for publinUea wmUI dUpatebM Wilfl at ai wwwd OfTVIal oapr T Um Cllf f Mfdfvrd. Omcul ai of JachiM County. htn dilli Mtm dmiUtM 1m iU MitJiO Oct 1. AoVrtialnf 1UranUtlMij It C WoOJENBLN a tnMfAMT (VTVm la Kr9 Tra. CHlcafo. Imrrtl, Prancisca. Im Aie. Bcaf.K. Fwtland. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry Mph., ou" of rr... and ..,r rented for cruelty to the ulnhntM-t. Many who wr down with a iold, are now up with iam. Another local girl J KtriiKkUnit naiipfrately to kpp the raya of the iun from hitting an ornament on thn Jrd finger of hrr left hand, and having no luck. Without any action by the authorities, molorcyc llatE have Mowed down In 80 ml lea per hour, at the more Important downtown croMlnga. Home fiend haa atolen our lead pencil, after wo etole It, P. llyheft, the linpoverlahed stock man of J'vllle, nan been the recipient of a bumateer. It waa not of thi bnvlno variety. Citizens are being urged to buy their heutere. for "the flrat float next fall." Thia cornea cloao to being akin to taking Ttino by the hanKK "AH! KWKfrT MYNTiJlY" (lloM'tiiirg .owa-Krvlrw) Mr. Head In working In tho flour mill thli week while Mr, Verrlll. the proprietor, la tak ing a ' vacation. Madame. Humor any, Art hna gone off and Jtot nmrrled, but hiill have to. wait' tint 11 he K"' back to find that out for ante. Tho Ifglalaturo, In Hh farxeclng Wladom. hue about reached the Mage where. In order in get out of doing anmethlng coitHtruetlve, will start tinkering with iho Hatred and glorloun (tregon primary Mya tern, and leavo It In the ha me ahape iir when they marled. Tim Oregon Hyalem bun produced Home outstanding flwdea In tin way of offlclala and aeldom. If ever, haa anylhlng to do w4th bra inn. Tho chief wltneaa ugalnat Aaa Keyea, tho renegade and convicted Vruaecutor of I.oa Angelea. haa, been "hot at again, and inlawed na upon the other occnMona (do- ponent knowuth not) how many times) he hae been a target. It wan hie testimony, largely, that put the brilliant but greedy-at-Jny-coat-Mr, Keyea In the Jail houae. Now there la aomethlng flahy about the potshota at him, to wit: How don It come that the, chief wltneaa, knowing full well the llckliah boat he la In, and how Mr. Keyea et al, feel towarda him, happens to wander into out-of-the-way placee accommodatingly to be ahot at when the Intereat laga; and, It look like one. calloua enough to murder for profit, would not alwaya mlm. MAN IN IlltlFTINO f lnc1cMrndcnt Kxantlnct pear Aunt Laura: I want a little light on a aoclal problem. Sometime I am alone In my home during an afternoon. Often the tele phone rings and there I am, alone In the houae, talking to some good looking woman without a chaperon at either end of the line. I rather enjoy theao vlatta becauae when I get through I do not have to explain in my wife who It waa or what wo were talking about. ! have positive Inatructlone to make a mem orandum of every aurh call and aubmlt a report after ward. lUtiactd Husband. This la thft annlvtraary of t Oreal Tin Boom In JhiIovm couniy. Tranaactlons In pretzel.i con tinue brisk In Ihrso pariK. The proaent rtay pratai-l la not n. crook.d'aa a atroioh of state blah, way, that rotilrt haw liven hum cheaper tn a etralRht Mm. Ptrt.. r.eU wrera formerly used only when k.-asllnf t.er, hut now thoy art oustlnK the dnuahnut na an aHnm-i-m of roffi-v. Havnrrd s-innaam, WAHHINnTO.S" v Ten thous and perpone In the Diatrlt-t of Columbia may transport liquor unmoleaicd. the trt-aaury depart ment reported Jn Its apprnprta- Uaa hill. Tt-.t J'J.CSS hav.-. a -Ver- j tuln diplomatic, atattis" nnd heruo may not he Inlnrffrt-d with. lUdlo for riuk-nt. JEFFEKHON CITV. Mo. (V Radio enlertalnment la a medium nf treatment In four Vlaaourt stnte hoapllnla. Bpeclal pronrama fila ture music designed to aid In treating mental disorders. Editorial Correspondence ! J.iH .A.":Kl.l-rf. Fib. v - Ion ..wit ...,L.,..,.a h.ir h..niinr nui i u i.-Hii. a-h-n (.n r. h-;-w. . Iimd, a s'ooijirju fii-'UH' rattling 'about loot.. In Imiiuirnf clot hp.. , Uuy In no. d of u t -.Hoi a voir- ,.Q,,..- thai v..n IM.-flib.-lVof thf ..r..- .11. - f.-v f. . l b-jvtiv hull hlu firl Wm. J. il oroHf- to up Ue-o" i - : to K' fitHi i irij, V ( ; (Wild Hill) r.:0 , cut or in tiic Ahi Kejej. tr!:il. Ami if Asa Key' ko. to rot q th-u neniiMii.ar y to us hiit own melo-dra matle idinir.e U.i ii-Miui. taiWaturu t n lahfj will h j lilctly rcbpoi.Hihlo lor it. A Inipi,iii'iv lu'urc i ourtn.-Olj i:oulJ 8-ur'-iv l.o iumxul. W'f yuw loin ut ll.i "at;to" tal.l..- vKk.-ii W fiit V.hldfl Uo- Ii;a!, lonotuiif no, aiol put hi in lou n at jifoh ably a minor ilt-jmiy in Ii(.trit At torn y t H t of fo )H-rliaM a Hhark on eoine ti'i'tinit-Hl O liaw- of law, for he looks iJku a Mujiuran nuuti'il law rierk, sort of a ili'rrpll h-Kul bookworm. M hi- i known am Wild IlllJ. land ha probnhly -nt more men i ( i'an Qui-iitin than any other aitor- ney In iioiithern California. And 1 when ho ;:et tarted he la wibl. d i-voryon? in that rrowded court 1 room who heard hi opening ad- ' drt-KH for Ihr Mat.? now n allzon. i Not wild In the tab..-lhumplnK. i :i.xploJve fahhlon of He-Man Asa , Kf ye whose aheer anlinahHrn fairly cni' kltn an he anorU and ' ruvca not wild n thi profnlonnl lury lawyt-r In ai often wild. In ' Ilia aoarlnu purlodx, hln fanciful ! fliKlitJi. hln diumatlc appealH to Z, '' '"' "u tamed Jungle beiiat In . Tho defenio did their beat to pre pare the Jury for what they knew wna coming. I,econipu Davie, the dean of I. oh Angeh-a criminal law yera, ami an acknowledged lender of llo bar, talked for nearly two day. Alliinioyi Helmo und Kcheui-k ffdlowed; Aaa Keyea hlni Hflf, with his daughter weeping In front of him, made the rnoat tin paraloned and dramatic appeal of hla llf't and tiny all, but particu larly H-henck, dwelt upon the fact (hat Wild Hill would have tho laat Word, and would Indulge na only Wild HHI nn Indulge In vitupera tion and Involve. Thla wna good defenae atrnlegy. And It no douht Mowed down Wild Hill at tho nut net at loat he vnn not only mild and conciliatory In hla opening wordx, ho waa a I in out inaudible. Hut Mnwly and aurely he worked up bin. cane, point by ; point, fact lty fact, hla voice be- came louder, hi manner more ani mated and Uh.-ured, hla cleur-cut phtaneK more and moro cutting, until toward the, clime there whm Wild Kill himself, Hplltlng out worda that htung and Hethed. plunking Into Amu K"eyeH' florid bulk llkn tmlllitu from a red-h it machine gun, I.ll;e moat newwpn pernten of miiUlle nue, wo buvo heard a i:ood many (ulmlna'. proH ei-lllorn, bill lieV havA vc lieaid a prixciilor ho puiverino a defend - I ant, to (i run una i e nun, imi nun wiiiiimihuiiiiii itir peraouai Ki'l V itoln. or fury, but uiih theer laii-jkea." gui:i uh Wm. J. chu k pulvcrlz -d , TIih tax on an earned Income) of land annihilated A .a Keyed today. $;((), DUO Im computed In tho tune of : . jo, iiiiirrted peiHoii, without depend Wo 'admit our prejudice. We otiIm, aa IuIIowh: , have alwayti believed Keyc guilty; i Nt Income $.'10.000. Oe : wo are nliKolulely convinced of H ahh perHorial exemption, u, 500.00 ' now. Hut thli view f Wlhl Hill la not an rx parit view. When we returned to the pitkh room, at ad journment lb it mm nlni. even tin' j pro KeycN newspapermen admitted that Key cm, flKtiratlvely HpcaklnR. : had beu knocked dow ntialrn and kicked out in (he i-now I "Wowm!" exclaimed one of thein, aa he wink Into a chair, and, pulled out a package of Camel, "What a lacing: You have to hand j It to oh) Hill he know a hla bono, radlMt but you know that aort of thing may anve Keyea ten women on the Jury kicking u man around like that aympathy iiupun't for get th. feminine Inar( plly'a akin to love It may ncipilt htm." And It may. All good lawyers appreciate there 1 such a thing us being too bard on a defendant however much he may deserve It. I i veil Wlhl HI II showed momen tary flushes of remorse. He flar ed up once or t tvlco when Inter rupted by l.ecompltt Itavla, "(he .old fox," and apologised to the J u i y, W hen h o ca m n ( o K e y e , however, thla rulo and every other rulo waa abandoned. For Keye tie had no mercy: he went nficr htm like a fx terrier after a flee ing kitten. Not hammer and Ioiiks not throwing homhn, Compnrcd to Keyes, hi.i voice was always tnld regln(cr. Compare,! to Hcheiu'k, be stood almoht mot inn leas tHcbneck. by the way. In one of his tuoM I dramatic (loin lilies, spoke ohow our it i Hi' p. mi mirw 'iiwni Iim tddck heart, and In HhTMratinn MUTT AND JErT JEf F v MEM 1 0V SLV ON HeAO-Piece You'll lpoh: WC'Lt. CReATS A SffM'ATtftM fO.W IMTVlt. rrutAlTTSS R U..M i 'xVv Do a r IAN'. -' J ILr--, . " hn th l hn.l i a v ry pr'.fM'.-'-rriri lummy, in f;id, as (' could ci ctnlv h.s (ifrtfilf. he looked mor lif.O th l'JJt Hub k itufi h f hi t- il: Lisfr.it - OUfi;.,Mi JUrtle.-., ' ilowi.T, lo our ' ?'""y: The points u uiri to riuiL 0 ,,out Clui'li art, fii ht, xtra filinnriiy in iuif 1' ant :nnt iiltiio- rtiirrf piit.iM ajijM ara ru , which liavr i'ovTcl XiftiT a fashion; ami, iTonl, hln rrifihoil. Not i ipJoMv-, lnt fiirr:ul.ttiv" nul ronnni: lik.- Hiif H i -tha, but - wil, !iki ilrop-) of wait-r, tirlp, i rip. drlp -wt-ai intr away a Mone. i tupiatl, but ijuit-riy Re, and all th tiiii" rcbilb hs un I uiQ on ami on and oh one fact pla -il upon anothi-r - - Mh-'r ami li U li '' i , xtroni-r and (UronK'-r, inon- and rnori' over a hfJiuiiiM until uQi lit-1'i-ckHiiirfiuit xhrfmii of a man M-t-iii-d to (.'row and Krow, whibf Ana Kyoit florid fu-Ml. bull-nerk d, rf'iitplriiiK m-nnt-d to nhrink and Hhrlnk whlit- at ilo- ci. wi don't he I i eve anyone In that court room would consider it rnu h of an cxMKKrntlon to mty that thin unkempt, hf n-pfckrr) looking "Mr. I'ipp" waH literally master of tht? entire nKKeinblaK, held Ana Key en HMU ""r "K"-vnvn umi uin- ""i"1"""' 11 1 1 " " x niorany M'f'kliiK, In t In- hollow of h iw b ,IMl. It wiH the most autoundlnt? ex ample of power of bruin and will phei-r character over adverse circiuiiHtnnceH and physical diaad- ! vantaen we have ever m-en. Keye hoy K.U ... ow. tl...Kl, LL. may oe acquiin-a the newapapcr optuniMin but if he l, we ventun lo any he will nevur fitrget nor fully recover from tho ordeal he waa aubjecti-d lo by Wild JII11 Clark yi'-derday and today, flettlng Into thia trial wa about ) tH cany oh geiting Into the l:lr 1 (laino without a ticket. rowdfi were milling in the corrhlura of the court ho nut- two hour before court opened men and women, old and young, black and white, (me of thn black onea, by the way, waa lucky enoiiKh to get In. Koi tuiiad ly, the i A. I', didn't regard tho u minim; up of great Importance, ho wn gut a chair with an A. I'. tag on the back of It, And w have never en Joyed a day In court more. It. W. II. . f No. 7 j I'ndcr tho ravonun uct of Vi'l9, tho Dtaxltnum amount which may ho claimed iih earned Incnmo to which u crodlg of 'jr pi-r cent nu plloM Ih Inreosod from $2o,ooo to $30,000. To c laim' thia credit on Iho (ax due on net Income, mi PX ceae of $rt)uO, the. Income muat act ually be earned by the Uunnver an "witgoe, HiiUnioH, Uor.'Muiial (ecu, 1 nnti oilior tiniouiitH received iih Ha Ian co taxable IJti.fiOO.OO 1 1, iHr cent tux on firm jiooo r.o.oo 3 te- cent (ax on Hecond $1000 U'0.00 sso.oo 5 per cent tax on remain- In $ IK. find Surtax ou net Income of filO.ouo Total normal a:iI Hurtnx.l,!iKj.O0 Luhh 'i't per cent of Silts.'., earned income credit. .. Itio.2." Halanco of tax payable $l,4SS.7.ri A taxpayer may have earned dur ing the year a salary of SlOO.OtiO or more, but the 5 per cent credit amdleu only to 93O.O00 of sucn amount. Women lletivy tcrs. rilir.VOfV-H1' The bund that rocks the cradlu In MPnoia la the moat active at tho polls. In Iho November election 14 & per cent of women reglatered voted, where as 01. ft per cent of reglatered men I in si baltota, said the Illinois league of Wonn Voter. t lty Still NnN IhUMV. CHICAGO tVt Ibdddn man ages to survive amid the city's traffic. The 2X cenaua showed T J delivery horses. Had tollers In Year. rilKUDKKK, In. tr") Mrs. I. I', Kohns ldle es she baa shut tered tho idea tb.it farm life is lonesome. nt year t-he was hitc to 1 its ca lie iw. ; Polled ''in n hi coat, ' ""' -W In v. ore Your Income Tax Jeff Impersonates a Mechanical Robot and the TVrr enAcTi-vJ A MfiCHfArJiCAL. MAM. EVICRV M0U MAK , IS COWTROLLCO MrVCHlNCRV. t0M,T nFo&sar ' I V. - l)rut tHAt Persorfal Health Service By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D. eiyr Wttrra pfftal&tntf te prona bJUi aM hrrlMi. not to diaaw dlnola at trvatmeiiL. nU t awr4 by Dr. Uraly (f 4 ataaijd. a.f-addrM4 aotviupa la aticiaaad. Ltlt smuI t brtaf axl wriltm in ink. Owing lo lr j a umber of latttrrs re midi, biy ( eao b anawrrad bar. So rrpJy can b m4t to qurrita Dot eoiJora to UMruriom. Addma Ur. WlUiaaj Hrady. in rara of thla bmioidm O WHY ST I I'M II? Htuttei-In- is a bad habit. The victim rniift cultivate correct Qah Itn of ap' ei h. . (ViO'-'t hubin of Rpereh Imply tho cultivation of good ponture. ami t hat In turn Im plies good pliys W',i training. In cident to goo d physical training i-i natuial or nor mal breath ln iiahit. Thin Miould be always lini denlal, secondary. It is a mlxiak'! for a child or adult (o practice conscious breath Iiik xeri:ls of any kind, or deep breathing, or anything of the kind, it la alw ays :,ei ;o j;Ive oni.-'a breai hlntf no attention. It it alone. Hreathini; la an automatic process, entirely controlled by the unconscious or automatic nervous mechanism. We breathe most ef ficiently. In fact, when we are uMoep or under the effect of an anesthetic. 1nen we breathe with (he hell?. Thai 1m Jut a hint I give hero for the purpose of op poMng the too popular notion (hat one should hold In tho belly and breathe rather with the chest, one Miould never hold in or try to hold In the belly. I.ct the belly alone. The belly will take care of Itself If the phyMcal (raining, I should say the physclal education, Is pot sadly pen led ed. Physical educa ' Ion Is sadly m-glectetl In most of our schools. In uchool the moss back the o:d tlmera In the sad dle have, not j-t grasped tho Idea that education goea below the level of the eyebrows. In nchool. In the firnt grade, Ih the place where many a case of lUtteiing begini The antlqua'ed conception of discipline cherished by the teacher makes tho life of the naturally left-handed child and his pa run irf mi lie miserable until the old-faMliiotied teacher's (juaJut whim Is acceded lo und the luck leas child Is forced to desi.it using the left hand nnd made to fall buck on the other. Imagine fore inu your riKht-handcd child to stop uMnK that hand and Use only the left for writing and other fm work! Thus it seem funny? Well, If the peculiarity of nature were re versed, and only four per cent of all children were naturally right handed, you'd do Ju.-4t.lhat to your right -handed youngster, especially If some martinet of a teacher In rUted yon must. What thin country needs is not a fi-ci nt rlgnr but a mother or a father who will uo to school now ami then and tell some of thc officious school poo pi it to keep their incompetent hands off. If ;i child Is naturally h H U-yiUed, tyii if, if the child eitueM any preror cure for the u'e.of Owe Mft hand for writing or niher skillful acts It Is a Kt'nve mistake, for which there is no s.mrnl justification, to force transfer tn rUht -haiidedm ss. Not every child so mistreated, hut many (f tlx in, will mhh b ;-ln to manifest the evil i onsen iicnee of the mistreatment, nnd one of the'se I rlullcilnt;. If your child hnp petm tn be in instance, why not In inn suit against the teacher. 01 the school board, or whoever au IhurU-H (lie tnlMiv.ilmrii;? Vocal Ics.m.usj utitli r a competent teacher arc a great help in anyone who stutters, (tut not all the t.ach ersj of voice or singing are com peteul; j nt of them get by on front ami really have no funda mental training. Such teacher', though perhapK quite the omic attd frightfully txpetlMve. nre like ly to follow fads and not the ound physiological principh s. (JI'I'sTIONS ANSWi rtK How Ir Ami. l-'or three years We kept our selves warm with an old-fuhiom-il base burner. Two years a no we Installed a warm air furnace, and then flu and colds bckan to raise cain the first winter. This wimei hav been worse still. We've all had the flu and colds from the early part of the winter. Is It the ex cessive heat ? I am au outdoor worker and find comfortable in the house, hut my wile Insists on having the temperature In the house up to so and S3. Seems to me plant nre showing the effects, and the baby, too. our doctor hills are heavy. Our coal bills are aw ful, and we have to pay big prices for coal here , . . J. J. K. Answer. The proper room tem perature is somewhere between t;r and TO degrees: t". is Ideal. t la largely n maltt of habit. If mi that'. ,tart in thf ilr; ki!n in th rarly ; winter, il i k'ojnk' t" t" h.-.rd to .forr-et ttif haoii later. Don't ktart wrnK. If you i:u prevent the r.lr from drying out rx'-sHively. a ' mortj rnodeiati' lempi raiure will i feel cornfoi table, - u lo the Wife ! and baby. V. arjii" i air cuiituinlnK ,a r'-a;ofiable quatiii'y of moisttii" fee I. as comfoi rani- at tr. or degrees n t a. i co(itaUiiii liub-moixir-e leels at ? ib-Ki eex. Water 1.' cbejiiMT than coul. l;ut you liav to evaporate many gallon.-! of water dally in order to keep tht moi-tiim 'half-way up to a healthful 1-vtl. 'and th hotter the air the mure water r'inir il to maintain fair hu midity. The inoHt practpul and economic:i I ineantt of keeping tho air of the Iiouhc hygienical!? ni'dst encd in by placing on the leixtem duliahle tanks of water, with many fold; of wlckin 8UneniP-d nhovc and dipping In the wuUt, and pro 'vision for tho air emerging from itho reuijitcr to pasK over the water ;and take up the moLsUire f-om the i wickiiiK before It enter t" room, i (fopyriKht John K. Iille (v. ) mm I jtwm mu oof av 7&tir If tlu-r's any fiiesliou In Ircl denl -ehH-t Hoover's mil 41 lllKillt prohlbltloii piidtlbltln' he'-- rctlit up In a dandy place to git the low down on th: sliuatlon. IT a thea ter tmx office lineup wm hended In any other direction you'd never suspect that (her w it. Sl In the crow il. (Copyright, John I-'. IHlle Co.) Brisbane'sToday (Continued from Page One.) Federal Ueserve cannot do. Controlling a monopoly ol' call loans, they could sell s 1 ,000.00(1,000 worth of slock in an hour. New York association for improv ing the condition of the ioor bean that science, making mini liv longer, will produce too many old men and women In need of charitv. The association need not worry. The rcicuce. that makes men live Ion :er will increase wealth suifl clently to take care. lotlO times over, of the extra old man or woman. , Common sense, decency and law should see to it that wealth lOKS take care of them. Also science will find ways to ninko old age independent of it? md dreaded danger which Is co'd charity. It Ih suggested that 1-ouIh Iho Mlxteehth, beheaded in the Kreikr revolution, be canonized as a saint on the ground that he sacrificed IiIh life rather than forsake his re ligion. The fact is that the slug ;lsli king ran away, but too late, waa caught, brought back, locked up and guil lotined. However, ho was an inni iihle num. uuhappito married. And amiable men, untortunately mar lied, are olten saints without net tins credit fur it. Ah hla head felt u?ider the guil lotine knife, tho courageous priest attending him. at great risk to him sell', comforted the hated king, and Is supposed to have said at th -last moment, "Son of a Sain Louis, ascend to hoavtW." refer- Deception Is Perfect KLove,!- IS ROBOT PAH MACHINGRy 1 i.KiMCAo OF (JOINS T6 TH CLOD AT (vllGHT t'LL STAY HOMG Amt Pl AV r A1T . 4 rini? to Lo'iis' predecewsor. the ood King .Saint Ijtnl. ho, a.s he Lif dyiiiK. orderfd himself iimix, from bli l-d aud IfQ'. iiiji a Im d of udLta to ifn.icat' httiaility. Turkey () uir;.!:ne nnd. lw. Ing inwiiuent. :m-ns to hav them. The monry ia to le obtained by exhlbltiti ff.'iitln' camel. Kiiit camels wiij fieht. in a fn-. for all each fighting caim-l p-.itdn hi hump luider anotfj-r. and t Lriwii him ov.-r hackw;ird. seekir. ; t breal; his back. The male fi'htln camel will he Infuriated by the presence ot a fe male camel, w jthdrawn from tht ring a the fighting starts. You can write our own hcrmoii 011 that exhibition. Q Fighting camel-, to build fair pi attest is fiti rely no worse 1 iiari fighting men lo provide graft Tot : iKilitici.tns, aud brutal amusement for the crowd. , . Books Received at County Library February, 1929 I Fiction I Asliton. The Bafoylons (the cliron- ' Irles of a family voisj; Ather lon, The Jealous God: Hniiey. Kil ver Slipper: Byrne. Desilny llay: Beer, The Hoad to Heuren ; I.oji r. ;The New Temple; lionlen Turner. ! Three I'ilKrimH anil a Tinl.er; Broun. The Kather; (cihli. All Aboard : Cournos. '1 he Kifiei n Kin et Short HtorleH; Dilffield. .Miss j Mayfcew and Mint; Vun; Fournler, 'I'ho Wanderer; (lii)K, larneHa: fiollomb. Spie.-.; House Made hy (lands, by the author of Miss Tiv erton (ioes Out; Iludsoi Ahhe ' I'lerre'o I'oople; Marline., Sloiu jliesert; M ill in . The Conilu,; of the Uird; Moore, Hislm; Wind; Oxford 'and Axqtilth, Octavia; J'urrl.i, All IKneellnK; KoheriH, JinKlliiK In the JWInd; Santee, Cowboy; Shepherd. (The (Jiiurry Wood; Stephens, Kith :ed In MoouliKht: Siickow, The ; Bonney Kamily; Thomson. Time : is a (ientlt'iuaii; Wesrott, (ioodlye, j Wisconsin. I Non-Fiction I rislihein. Why Men Fail; Adl r, j rndeistandini! Human Natute; t Kussell, Philosot)!!; VounKbushand. Life In the Slurs: Xeedham. Sri ;enee, KeliRion and Reality: Browne. The Craphtc Bible; Lewis. Tarty j I'rlnclples and I'ractlcal Politics; ; Chase. Povit Knssjn In the Sec 'ontl leade; Basselt, 'I'he League I of Nations: Tasker. (irlmhaven: Mason, Parents and Teachers ; Maicosson. Caravans of Com ! tiierce: llahlanc. Possible Worlds: ' lianl.ln. The Cave Man's Legacy; I echo. Hcneath Tropin Seas; Wet more. The Migration of Hlrds; Kan itus. Cseiul Cathartics; I.e Paxc. 'The A. It. C. of Kli;hl; Campbell. Kural Lire at' the Crossroads; I.Macklin, Makim; the Most of Agri ; culture; Taylor, liural Sociology King. Karmcrs of Portv Centuries; Walls. Uoailsido Marketing; Phil- , lips. Ueckerpln".: Maker. Twoniie-'i Century Hookkeeplni; and Account ,ing; Coleman, Hells; Madsen. ; Problotnft in Kiinilhue Design und t'oiistrucllon: Coffin. Hundhook on Hiiiltling Walls with Knmmed Kcartli; Vanderwalker, Interior J Wall Decoration; Cox. Art, for Am ateur;t and Students; Albright, Oh, I Hanger: Lutz. Practical Pen Draw-in-;; lleindel. Mysteries of the I Creat Operas; Dickinson, The 'Technique and Art of Organ Play ling; Neviu. A Primer or Organ I Registration; Hangers, A Handhook l of Stunts; Mayer. Jungle Leasts I Have Captured; Mearns, Creative I Youth; Carpenter, Minimum Kssen tlals of Correct Writing; lian'y, 'Witter Words In Various Mood.; , and Metres; Milne; Now We An Six; Kllsworih. Headings from the New Poets; Van Doreu, An Anth ology of World Poetrv; Nicholson. 'The Applet on Hook of Short Plays; I Nicholson, The Appleton Hook of ; Short plays (second arr.l; Mich aud, The Americuu Novel Todnv; ibelloc. The Koad; Dodd. The Cold en Complex; Chesteriield, Letter to His Son on the Khie Art of He coming a Man of tho World and a Gentleman: Chapman, Dante: Han (dull. The Making of the Modern (Mind; Parsons. Stream of History; Schoonmaker. Thrnirjlt Kurope on Two Dollars a Hay; Lancal. Wan derings Through Ancient Homnr Churches; Mason, Silver Cities ot Yucatan; Willard, The City of the Sacred Well: Parker. More Ports, More Huppy Places; Dreiser: Drel Her Looks at Russia; Horenow. The Diary of a Communist Schoolboy; Ie 1-ceuw. The Flavor of Holland; Hobart. Within the Walls of Nun king, Wright. Th Great Horn Spoon; Franek. Tho Fringe of the Moslem World: Candee, New Jour j neys in Ohl Asia; Freeman, The Nearing North; WnltUn. A Dng uuncher of the Yukoti; Huhl, Th Central Americans; Aspinall. A Wayfarer In the West Indies; Hoh , in son, Fnder Turquoise Skie ; Tomlinson. The Sea and (be Jun gle: 1VII. Liana Uuid; Mordnutit, lTi , TV DCtncM Y lSPeRfT. J TAKtS IT UPiTAtRS. UJ H i.,riDh CU - r-v - - : -J sfT ' .Tri? J1 . 1 am. At the Rialto Today tETA GADftt") ana JOHN CXDEMT tn A WUI-1AN OF APr-AlQ-5' Mis-- C.arbo, who.-c loveiiness w. nn.l c:reta mnke love with a pas times is marvelous, plays Diana Mon that might he expected to Merri'k with great variety, und t--.nl a tire. J! -i very fine as exerts that supreme fascination ef Neville. hers evrn through the medium of OilK-r pood performances nre the screen. giv.-.-i by ilobart Husworth, John Oilhnrt looks handsome,- nnd .Mack Hmwn. Uougla- Kairbanks. more like his old self ih.tn bo Jr.. Dorothy Sebastian and Lewis has for wever;! pictured, anil he S'one. , Tho Venture Hook; Amundsen, i First Crosslin; of the Polar Sea: r De Krulr, Hunger lighters; White. Masks In a Pageant; Dorr, Susan . H. Anthony; Hrushear, John A. Lr.. .sear; Cos-srove. The Struwle f a 'Mind to He Free; Kourke. Troup ; ers of the Gold Coast; I leer, Ste phen Crane; Paterson. ilavelo-:; Kliis; Mimson. Kobert Fro.-.';; 'Woodward, .Meet (ieneral G"aht; Landor, Kvery whore (ho Mem oirs of un Kxplorer; Dca:i, Dolly :Madison, the Nation's Hostess: ; Monroe, The World I Saw ; Sar gent. Following the Flay; Lawton. Schumann-Helnck, the Last of the jTltuna; Hussell, '1 he American Or chestra and Theodore Thomas; He-' jnouvln. The -Immediate. t)riiti'; of the War; Fay. Origins ut Hie World i War; Fulup-Miller, The Mind and . Favo of Hnlsl:eviMii: Williams. Chl- na Yesterday and Today; Stano- , ing Hear. My People, the Sioux; Grueniiig. Mexico nnd Its Heritage ' Mnmsnn. The Oxford History :f the Cnited States. l7s:MftlT: M: poffin. IMwn the Santr. Fe Trail ' ' Into Mexico. Pamphlets ! Popular Science. Institute of Standards; li:'i'rigeratioii lor the ; 1 lome. 1 F. S. Agricultural Department I Water Sti' i)l', Plumbing and Sew ; a-;e Dispolat" to Country Homes. Beware of Bachelors at Hunt's Crcterian j "Powrtre of Diiehelors,"' is. a ' gay comedy of youth. 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