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.ST page vom eifori maul xeibdne MiHiImS bt Um IBDroso MUNTiMO M. atfsrrr w. iciiu mur a kuxrtu SMITH. Ituat tabpaukst NnHW .' iMmmI rJia HUlUr It laadfard. two, gW Mil Hatch , U. .iuBBClllPTllIN satm . " "-. sv MW X A4 onr. ih a fttfndM. Mar.... .If.io . .TI . .50 . .OS . 1.00 'UaUf.viui tunlD. aneUl..., to A eltboul Sunday. ar.. ' really, without Sunday. Bwntb. , WMklf Hill ltlDua, aoa rt&r kirwlll BM Vjtf .......... J. 00 ' 1? Carrtar, to Autanea In Hrdford, Aihland. aMjaotllla, Oentral Point, natail, ttlwt. OoM Ml art on Hlilmi,: ' . . Mly, tllb Sundv. montb. I .f5 ' -Vlallv. ajillioul Sunday, noftOj.. .68 pally, tiibrai Sunday, ooa yav..... t.oo Daly, witb Sundv, OM rear. 8.00 ' Alt Unl. ebb la ad vane. ' -ISMUB Of T1U ASSOCIATED PHEss SMrfilnf Ml Laawl Wlra Senlea ' Ifca Auaeiated Preu la exelialrely eniltlad (a tin om M publication of all naaa dUpatetm emttttd to It ar oihaNrtia eredlud In tbla pas, ant al ta U local new culili.M bcttlo , All rlttu tti rublleaUoo af ipatUI dlipitatus . fcanan.aye.alio. named . ',.- j orriclal papar of tba City of Mediord. . .- OffleUl pant JacHwi County. ; ' tovro daily aura. eirrulaUou far ill Bonus .anllnc Oct. 1. lilt, 4m. - AdvcrUilne HeprcatntatlMa , BL C. MOOENStN A I'OHPANT - OnVaa Id Nh Tori, aifeafo.- Detroit, icq. ' LQJ . Anccna. senile, romaoo. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry :. ono of our eminent ' bni-iintors exposed his .i iknorincu yesterday by: declaring that the trouble with tile , state leglslal uro was- duo to tho lack of a "concreto mind." '.. ; Pehdrning of vnlley cous has .started, otter. which thoy will have -ltd but. irons ,' slapped on -their flunks, and driven away from the paturnal haysitack. , -' ' '(- ' THIS (MIDV WOULD " . (Grains I'ltwt ' Courier ) Wolf Creeks Fob. 13.Frl dAy night, February 1, a lnu tern slide .proKi'um was held . ; 'here. The pictures were on viirlous ways of making a liv ing. ' Hornian Steward told .'olttum.-...:.?y-'1'lf,,' . joyed. .' ; , - ; ' ' 'It looks like tho' I'ortland ball team- would be worse than evor thls season, an .thy havu- received tlio heaviest Fcbruar,v gl irlflratlon in history, on the sporting pngo of tho Oregonlan.' ' Housecleniilng .broke nut ' on Orango street Thursday, - and tho I'erslan cat and hutbaitd are mlu- ing.. . .. . .. -.'',. . "A . ' Jersey : coy , kicked -little Chester ' Kvqn,. -In the ' separator room Tuesday evening. ..Ho was badly 'shaken" (Wostorn Slskl yous News.) , Ouclil , v. i ., , ;; . ; A M. that, vas, neor beaten to a fire, by the fire; truck, waa sold own tho river recently. It appears, that the threatened derby hat -pestilence in -those parts lias born atonped ' In Its- tiauks rllhoi4t tlie i usu of - sulphate.. of lime ':.. .;;;;--i.--.-'..- I'cople ulleging, Ihcy were out of the ly nt- :S ltiH nioinllig, j-e-HOvt a gretv. '.ilU-mi of Cfllins'ln the hills l.nok of ,1'vlllv. The dull loate. pink .mingled .with thn-green nf iiur :tneu,: artistically, flapber-1 Hasting thtf beholtlur. . ; .- , i,'' f'.n-; -.ttt nil ' x ' . ' "T-.A, gang jiinssacro"wi4s conducted ins i.'hlckgu, ycstc-day. ; Thu' -f lilul count. bIiouh; Ihiit Hcvun' guhKutuia will iiovcnpull, ahotlier'ti'lgger. A freo-borir. Antcrlcan can prunounro tho- name of every victim without tho slightest 'hesitancy.: ' Nott-eo'mes tho tragic news that tho young mnn Is a trifle weak In algebru. Therefore tho 17 yards nets reasonably. certnln of making nround.' right end for iQd Oregon, vould nor count, owing to his deflelenay , as a inathemntlcul HCIliUS. V - ' The bluejays have, started yip. ping on tho Dock tKaludo (ilacv, , ; WMEKH'S MAY 110 1JJA7 . (IMuik Hovlrw) '. l.ead with inuch lntewst . your rovlew of tho book, "Tho Future of Nakiidness." You . have expressed exact ly' my '. opinion of tho book. I um a ' tl.m-ough billover In naked ness from cvury nlimilpolnl. ' Let's orgunlze it club .to get : togothoi- arid discuss this question, which tho decpur you got Into It Increases In " Interest and importance. . 'MK NOW FI..WK J'lOCIII,K ' Today marks an n'nnlvei-sary in uur life..'. A your ago, conic t;S8 tonight. Aye-watched a rival' un wrapping ,tbu utit' glnss ''ash re ceiver,, bade otp-, hostess good night and sworo'never iiKulti. At first It was hard. Wn. would waits up in the still. cold hours ,at the sound of our own clildlng voloe saying, "But partner. If you only had re turned my load" and Instead of ' counting nhpep In Induce slumber we i fobnd", ourself cnuntlng the number of nulck tricks In figura tive bands und th(! average nunir ber of .deals necessary to produce nine trumps with five honors. Xor tho first month If seemed hope, less. The Bight of a deck of paid . would sot our hands to Itching and wo had to give up reading tho so ciety column. But time hruls all. Gradually tho black spots dlsnp. pearoil from before our eyes and also the red ones, our digestion Improved and we were able to find pleasure In listening to the radio, with the exception of the hridgo lessons, and in light reading. To day bridge is far removed from our scheme of things as though we bad never known tho meaning of an Indicative double. ', , (V-hnnule, Kan., Tribune.) . HAVANA, Cubs, Wj Cuba con siders replacing (lie strangling ma chlce by an electrlo abalr for the . aaaetitloa of criminals. Condemned persons might aura ba (Ivan Injec tions of cocaine as . a humane flfdf --..' . : ,. , Editorial Correspondence ' PASADENA. Calif., Feb.-12. Those who hove followed our.pero- giinatlons In tho past know how wo feel toward that great weaterji j he imuei reKttl.aig the -tempera-Coney Island and hot-dog metro- 'urea in these weather reports. polls, Los Angeles.. To our miud It in the worst place In the UuttJU HtattiH. barriiiK none. But in Hutu? dtrectiotiM. we have to hand it to this uoethfnK conglomeration -' of lotiK-hnired freakK, . und loud mouthed Hid a show barky i-8, and in no other more w nolo hearted ly than in the genYlo art of flim- flauuniiiff the innocent hytandei'. In putting It over. on the visitor,, Loa Antreles ha no cu.uf.1 and fuw competitor. Take the recent treating - weather, ' fur exam ale. This in the fourth conaecutive -day of smudging,' with the mercury dropping below the freezing . point shortly after' midnight every morning. -- But are the ,horde of hhlvering tourists .from the east, who have paid out -their good, money' to' 1m Hun-klKHcd 'and jiuu burned, coihplainlng? Not very much. : ' . ' Why?. Beca.uso they read the Los Angeles papers and are- given other things In the weather line, to think nb"Ut. Every day,, follow- jing a local freeze the '(newspaper' 'front pages have had flainbouyitut jliead , .hues. ' about .tho climatic iniquities -elsewhere. ;'"Flfty - fiio-' Uon to death in Iho. ntld west,' - Lake . Michigan frozen over, New York shivers In devustullng- bliz zard, etc., 'etc.-' . - . t , , Whitn the C'aitfoiuin' freeze con tinued, and other portions of the country wariueU' up, "'wiitiri-did tlio .bright' '.newspaper 'boys do?"'.Wojl 111 Is indinlng, (lie front page of the li.-A: Examiner-was. smeared With a three column -announce-' nient Hint Europe has bad till! .worst weather In ;tui) years.- nothing like it since the I'rusudes, the Hhine frozen over, King OuorgeV whiskers full of icicles, the Iondun smart set fleeing In rugs and foot warmers fur the Riviera.'' if the cold wave doesn't ! break tomorrow,. Lcs Angeles wll bo reading about tho cllmntic atrocltlus in Baffin's Bay or the Island pf Yap. ' Hot thai tha pupers'iliavo sup pressed the local weatbjir reports. Mercy No. Tliej- have printed tbont, in tho third section, ulong ; wnn um want als and sandwiched ' QUILL "MiwsolinUHys u woman' iHii't tloiug hcv dty uoleHH hIiu hup ft 'bey. every two yearn. H'h romurknble how bravely a uiun cau o4ui' the o chiUlbirth. . . ' W:,.!,,,!..,,,,. !...', i. i;n K'kiolmjsg ctn t bo liuMou, tllltt HlltUrf look of avilstilotlH l'cctitucio 'Jlilc COlTvillK u milll't nf ...... ,i , U- v .- , ' P . 1 " . '. ...... .; , ., ,', ' Thoy say all unctiltivatctl iii'tiag wotijtl reforest theiuselve iu 'twenty j-uui-h, bit how. could you kcp golj'ors off tlin), long? A whispered 8. (). S.'ii'ol!iih,v KK nr XP N.N S : nr nnr n pro ur DUinnuuoLO BALHM, ore ...Fob 15'.-fT of repaying Hat., for money ad House concurrent. rosiiluthin No. 5, vunced tinder .Interest guarantee adopted In tho senate .Thursday, ' ' ' nas unctf oi it tne taut-that tno property tnx rejlof conimlsslui, In Its wni'K since the IUIIT mohsIuh ran tip an expense bill of f lo.ouo. The commission was cro. stcd solely, by .tt.lioiuic resolution. The. measure ' adupl;i.d " yosterday provides that any special conipiln sion or committee for Interim In vestigation.' and likely to have, cx pcitmi accounts, niust be created by joint notion of tlio two house. ;. Other senato bills pnstied Thurs day afternoon wore: , . H. 11. 115, by Itllllngsloy pro viding adiuliiistratlve niacblitcry to carry out policy of state recla mation commission relating to Irrigation district refunding lunula. H. 11. US, by Judiciary Commit-tae-il'rovldlng uniform filing feint in circuit court llllgatlon for all counties, bill sponsored by Oregon County -narks' utoioolulloii." K, It. 136, by Juillclnry commit tee Increasing salni'lcs of chviill Judges throughout the stale, pro vhllng Hsiiiio snlnrleii In countloH of MUTT AND JEFFr r KAW Tiff At IfUKTCCl fcAtlTT V A HUMAN BtING', Vou'lU J rTf-L.Mf ' Ivlllk'MGFF'i ft Nj.CHrMiCW PAL .VDA p) ' V C. V 1 , ? . v; HAvit AM r4frr-OQ?-- ' HCAftT.j lv yoicej . V uofc - wHtw TOS IT ... . V, I .. . ' ;""" - -sKJ i ' ' ' V -: v ' : ' ' . ... . rr .... -'"'' . - . . - ' tfBDFOM) MSIL -fRIBtmB. MEDfrORE; jbetwrfon the classified columns where all visitors looking for a Job I will be sure to sea thaiu. Ttut A itf n-ni-n liia- et,i,il.l point in the Lou Ant-eltts 'sky line, in; other words tho officio,! L. A. .... newsboy down on the corner shiv- .'..r i.i ... woather man uu In the tower' roads the' rpercurv and attends to his dally and nightly duties, with, his coat unbuttoned and his hat off. Therefore when it Is officii lly i2 in' Los Angeles, it is unofficially. 20 or, S7,T-as the recent. SO hour! smudging sessloii testifies. All of which Impels us In spite of our a nti L. A-' w oPSJ'sltles to doff our. brown dorby, to tho City of Los Angeles, na far us the han dling pf Jta publicity is oonoerned. They not only know bow to, do It, -ihev know boty to get away with t. And jnctdentully the newspapers don't ,ha.vo to go It ...alone. . Every, regular Los' Angelean, male or fe mulc. young or old not only bocks up tho press, but follows- its teclinluuc, ln: all Interaourso with Hlinngers. wlieii the all imuoi'tant ipptc of the' woather is concerned. . You.bava to hand it to thuni. . It is probably difficult for any one in Oregon to got- hysterical over the recent Keyes trial and its subscuuent dnvelopments. But here In houthorn California, the, conYlc-'- nou oi-tno lormer Ust)-ict nllonioy and the - confession -of his follow coiispii'ator, Gelzpff, .have, literally rocked- Los -Angeled county to.Ua foundations. All the papers Issued "oxtrus" and the Keyes case Is still almost exclusively tho .subject o' street conversation. Now; every one is usking "who arc the six mer implicated in the scandal, no' ipentlonecj before, and in,r.ft h ClctzoffV" liiuro are probably low promliient local politicians and bankers who have not been men tloned on the suspect list. District Attorney Fltls has refuued, to di vulge tho nnihes for he wants to "round up the Hcoundrels."' ; "VVo tried to get a berth ,on the Lark last night for a friend but everything was tnken. We have an idea travel OUT of Los Angeles ; Is pretty heavy Just now , , - It. W. R. POINTS , , 11, 1 aud none but tuts haughty wpar means Snnic Old Hiuls. tint first class, $0500 In the second elans counties upd S50U0 In third .class counties. Fee's collected In litigation off-set ..increases, ln Aiultnomnli county Vbo bill author izes the county to pay, an addition al 5G0O.. . ', , ' .-..' . . -, . House bills ptisHcd: Jiy tho senate were;,'' ,;. ; .;;' ,- ; - .11. .11; as". Ity'Amleion and Hc'n- derson-r-reiiuli'iiig liibcliug uf con-Vlct.-madv goods received from ulltsidn state. ' . ' ''H- rf- by Chlnnock Kclloy- SFIVE INJURED WHEN - TROLLEY HITS AUTO SACHA.MENTO, Cal.. Fob. 16. (A"lFlvo persons werq Injured lust night, two of thiinv-ncrlously when their ntltoniobllu was dumollshtHl by n t'cnliiil t'nllfurniit Traoton conipany trolley car. . Klla Harnett, 111, of hacYnimmln und J. F, Aungust, 19. .student, whose homo Is In Slncktun. both Muttered fractured skulls and may die. Walter Thor, S6, of acra mento. and Helen Bennett, IS. of Winters and Elisabeth lilvons. 20, uf lliuss Valley, were nlsu hurt. A mnn. wuiiuin and f vo children In tin- street cur wont tiulnjiired. The Landlady Thought I axilll AWV -TM-tK A " s Personal Health Service By WTXLIAM BEADY, H D Slfncd letten perUlnlitg to prool bwltb aod hTffict not to dlacsM tiUtnoala ar tnttment. will be annwtred bj Dr. Brady If a atimpad, tlf-uidreMd trnvtlop ( ncIoMd. ealwct, ooif fe can bt uawcrtd hrv tng to buftructioiia. Addrta Dr. William BOKIC ACID t'l.ps have, ulnays, or nearly . alu-aya, Mr., In i dies. , If 1 should come down with tin. nii,.vj fin" n imvo i,,.n I Imarlna so ..much about, or any - other form of crl hoping you know - what I mean, and oiccieq w (ago a Chanco on - self- treatment -n- mv cxpcl-iencb ' Jias1"10 llce 1 "lon't know . . co n vl need vme! M- A. D. O.r. -- that a doctor Is rarely competent to treat himself j or am- niemheri of his own'tamily as intelligently as a ductor can who lias no per- sonal concern I'd mix up a pint or two" of mv own foolnrosf coukIi medicine and put my. faith in It alone, in preference-to any -cough medicine or ' "cold'" medicine ' it a package and remember,. . pleaso. that I'd probably -have to pay (for tho ingredients' of .my own? fool- prcof cough medicine,, whereas i -der used -by the English troops to could probably .get any'.U"ckagotlllMt'oumff0 cootie conHisU of 16 stuff on the market free and with i t'tllt of naphthalenp, 2 per cent the tnanufaurer'ji compliments. of creosote and 2 per cent of iodo Now don't run- awawwlih :tha torm: This, is -dusted over-under cajiolUMioi that I thinkoxtremcly well of myaelf. ,1 do but thifi -Is the point: ; -iMV foolproof coijgli medipinuj.may no.t curc otiythllig: I have never vratended. itlil-cure anything,, but it can dp up harm; and that's something thatj can't be wild for most -of tho stuff that ?omes In packages. However, that ' not the only reason. why I sltould Hko my oy foolproof cough medi cine. Indeed, that Would be a nighty poor reason for taking any ledtcine Jut because it will do ne no. harm. Grandma O'Kaf "erty. we'll call her, used to eat 'ny odds and ends of meat or other fixings , that were left over, from itnncr to -save 'em, so sho said; he didn't suitcumb to ' apoplexy, thoUKli. t don't believa lier policy Hi. a sound one. A; . A correspondent (G. L. .F.) says asked ; me. a year ago whether wic aem was harmtul to uso lor 1 nasal trouble, and I can't. remem i what 1 told him, but he thanks ! -ie for the information. For years ie was seldom free from 'trouble Wih no4u und throat, Him at times he discharge was , streaked with blood. H would subside a bit then iiart u 11 over again wlh,: every rifling exuosuro ,to weather und Vi on. Then he, begun Inhaling horlc acid. : , I am sure lie means sniff ing boric acid powder Into the nasal i n.,lmes, much in the deiicai and I 1 '!t,flnud wy 11 dandy would tako I -ii'iiff. For he siiya it Is tv 'great vellot ovun in acute coryza, tliougb one mpst sproad the powder very llnhtly and sniff only a speeK at a time, to avoid undue Irritation. . Whenever CI, F. L feels "stuffed up" he Inhales-(sniffs) a wee pinch of finely , powdered boric ncld and It ' has never failed to give relief. Ho thinks the condition of his nutio and tliront now is nearly normal. The boric :" acid powder : seems to him to-'glvo'JUNt the right degree of stimulation' (irritation) for th lnu cous'glaiuld In the lining of tho nasal imHMges, glands that secrete ijiuuus. wmcu - wi vt's iu eiuiiiiKii' 'inn, wasn out oacteria -and parinuos of, diist; . ' (O.- F. is n lumber dealer and porhapsAowpcclnlly ex poHt'd to dust-.).., .';'--': . ; I have a I ruys believed that Him pie boric utld solutlon-thut is. n rounded tcuspoonful of .boric ucld uinruilVU 111 U 11111, Ul UUIIVtl lllUl . Is piu-lcularly efficacious as nasal uU;i v ed,;ct ,hu cost of sup spray or gargle, agr0nst tho liotori- d . ui. Urttc.ll.s. exoeuses jus Pneumucoccus, the germ that causes pneumonia, many cases of coryza, acute, bronchitis, sore throat and eviiiw quinzy.. '- - .' ' If any reader --tries Using boric Held as snuff, we should like to hear what his experience tnay be. Ot'KSTlONS AND AXSWKHS Tlic Cbixli of Two tiootl Ones. I read In the one wan henlih mi.Hazlne a Btatement by Or. W. H.llu,iH,,ln. lluori COHl of Oluekermun that "lea.l and iner-1 fl,,-tiii?1. usl,a, rt,,. of lnlnol. ,.. enry arc easily 'nbsorbaU by tlioinnira in 1mm l,ll,llni i,,thap !,,, skin, and cosmetics rontnluing j tiicsc meiu.s may uo working sub- wu Hill III inril 1-hiiiiui ue uviiuitiicu by a medical examination.' Is bo rlgbt'or wrong? II. W. : Answey. As to the easy absorp tion of lead or mvrcury by the skin, the ductor can give no scientific qvldeuco to support his opinion. As j undaunted by events, are still to the subtle harm tlio uso of cos- working away for tho establish metlcs containing these poisons I ment of "The Republic of Ireland." may be working, thcro Is cxcvlk-ntj Their republic would hnvo a ground for that opinion. Indeed, I president elected by the people, n not n few cases of chronic lead I poisoning have been - reported, She Had Found Romance at Last OfiEGOX FT?TT A V, FBBRUAftY-lS. 1029. No rcplf can bt made to qaetfat not ooulonm Brad, In cart of tbla oawapaper. . , AX ADVOCATE 't ainon women who used some cos- inuttln-contalntni- len,:. I In. nil nr ' these cases there is reason" to tw-lng and -et .; will deliver a sati - sume that the- lead Ih Iiiacsted by,iMry KICK.-: . . "- j, ,- swallowing particles or . by lunula- ion oi pa iicies.; . . . ;.. now to Discourage coiupaur. Illy husbanuV and I would I'ko to . ,,,. -, ,.n,i.. .... 1 -- ,.,-.....(, jwm clln et 10 Pul ln our natn. water to kill uouy nco, Whore wo got , .- Answor.' -Xevcr mind they mov-e. -in -all circles and ono may i acquire them legitimately enough, soap in the bath water. Itl I makes tho company mad. But all (your clothing and bcdclothlng must ue boiled for two hours or steam i 1 s'urilized in- order, to kill- off all. lieu and their .e.ggs, or . dry baked in oven; or immersed for. two hours in gasoline. ...Ordinary public laun dry proccsHc almost invariably de stroy any lice or their eggs : in J clothing.- ue lumous J. ppw- clothing and' inside tf 'outur cloth ing once a;veek. pf course it , has a powerful odor. , ( Copyright Johii F. Ullle Co.) Wlu rcnieinlicrs w hen they'd 1 1" J'" If you lic-sltntcd in rront . of- a clotliln' tilore? Lester Kilo j lost tt valuable wlfo through flu this week. t Copyright John F. Ullle Co.) . .... , -', ' 'No, 11 ; ., Typical business expenses, of c inorcuiitile establishment which are deductible iu a tetu'n of. in come are .amounts lwid tor adver tising, hire, of clerks and other em ployes rent, light, heat water, tel ephone, property: Insurance, and delivery expenses. The expenses orrianraW, elude labor, raw materials, sup plies, repairs, light and beat,-pow or. selling coats, administration and other similar eliurgos. A. professional mtm, such us a I ... ,..,, .i,,.,,.,., . aiM.lil..., .I.,,..!... paid in-thp'opcrationuud Topatr of an uitlomohUu usetl in making pro fessional cnlls.-diieB to professional societies, - subscriptions to profes sional journals,- office rent, coat of light, .'fuel, water and telephone used Lu hut: office, .and the hire of office assistants. I Tlio farmer may deduct all the ii.,vii,, nn,i m..kuii .,' amniiDis pain in tne production. his dtvelllngl. and small tools usedi up i t,o course of a year or two. Irish Republicans Aro HuiK-fiil Ami milKcnt HITHLIN M) Miss .Mary Mud Kwlnoy' and a small group of for mer members of tho Oitil Ktrcunu. nntionnl legislative council, and national economic council. .... . rue 'rf J ; j Your Income Tax j mmlm mmt op teaching ithe licatlion -to vcar 1 clothes Uii't difficult. Thoy i never BCs ttay inaeatinc advertise 'menla ' -. . . i v T t Now why not sentence peoplo for life as "habltuals" when they marry tho fourtlr timo? . !j .Alt we need to pl-asd.both "Id'. t;is a beverage .that-Isn't inioxlcat- wiciasc iiutt ni iutwwwi - :. .', ..... ..,;...;4 ,., . ,k B,l,o,lv von own i,..;. nnoJiu l v i.iil -niiw'oomClto fufntcrs oi hub tcrvi I Having tne tanK iiucu; , , , ; - Doctors' miiier ukn chnriiv "iirae. ! iCo It's a nil-.iu,' . to treat -nni l.w,novi.,ni ,i. -hn. . ..II.. i,a: vw. .. ..v something the matter with hiin.- You can tell when you aro approach ng; ecutcr of ' cul ture You begin to stop on .' clicwbig gum Instead of grasw. : Tile .box of fice ;,,.dobsu't - show what people' think 5tif -the talkies. Peoplo go to Florida' for the. cli mate despite 'tho bugs. . ''Realism''-', in v literature: -. .10 - Vn' 'f-J ;,nn nanwrtiiih . In . 1hn .. .. . .. r o-j ,are oontronting, yon rciutivo tnicome a penou oi cuaos mat, ex mthroom; llttttrvai and.. two, .paoaj raBIt.i.uoultrv for m-oflt.. It is our listed iu many fields of fann en- to tho rlns In' tlio' bath tub. - Spine '-seiidtot-s., must -.bo- per suaded by tho president,' and some buy .their, own'- breakfasts. , . ;' AmArlf-Anlani' ' (A -liwln flnlnr-! hlsi wlfo..1s ..winning -tho .bridgo nrlfci-.' , ' -:-. , '' ' - "Many divorces '.tiro '-duo' to. tho fiiot- that', people seo too much bt; one. . another. 1 dress. In style. HUH one must Hell. tor. some people, . win u a placo - where . everybody else drives a five-ton truck.' Apparently our . fathers made their great mistake by not leav ing tho def'nltlon of sin to the legislature. Instead of the diction ary. ,',' V.v. - v... -'." It mlglit Help HiMiic- to tJilk about tlio i-glorj'" of Hulking . and provide- voluid stripes for iieilcstrians, . i - Blessed urc tho puor. ' Thoy 'Uon't know any be sleep with tho wlmlt , belter 'than to windows -down.'.. ' In overy tov;n the. sinful are tie pounced by at ' least' one . r-romi-1 nent citfzeu who'hasu't'7-V singlet bad babit except stealing. The songster who ivromlsed over.v I day - would' bo Sunday byo anil bye " may ...laye -nieait -.. It.-- would seem that way. oh the highways. , ' AV'o ,,nrc a soi-r.0 lot, ...and lialf of thc A enjoyiiient " n.t n ; winter resort consists jn tlio - kn,ow;ledge tha.l folks back -home are. cold. Correct this sentence: ' ; I saw mm in pnjainns, saiu uio ru-j "buttiq-he seemed ma- jcstlc." Ashland Girl Here Sunday at Hunt's Craterian ;"Funchon and .Marco's next, pre sentation at; Hunt's craterian Sun day Is. the spectacular Idea, '.'Bolt ing On." .... In tris . act; - 30 girls 'are - pro-, sentvd on. roller pkntcs In four great onsemblc ' ballet numbers. which are mild to ba perfect In formutidn and rhythm. I no. eimr'l rw. oi itouiiit- appears on thn stagft wearing roller fM1?"-.;Tb mftrt daring fonts aro performed lin -skates by . tho fol- lotvlng .world-famous stars of tho ink:' John Love, acrobatic flash of .speed: M a x I n n F.vclyn. toe dances -o,. skates. Muxlnc Is well known In Koguo Klver valley. Her full name Is Maxlno Kvulyn I'racht ond her homo is in Ashland, where she Is well known. . ' , lima. Dot and Hazel, three sing ing, skating beauties the Whirling Duo nnd Billy Marshall, who gives a;n charming exhibition of graceful figure-eights. COUNTY POULTRY INDUSTRY The Farmers' Kxcliamie Co op- Jerative, working in conjunction ion just nverngo twi. For that, rea lwith tho i'oultry Producers' Co i son we liave developed , an Abovo operative asflociHtion. is siionBor- ln(. a program to aid In cntarglns . t,,, - i.niirrnni i sultry, product iou Omtoii.' We bellov in -.Southern o the poultry. I Induslryr can be,.-and should bes i ono ol' ,lla iare' sourutw. m. iii - jtory. ! Our ona:ram to aid tlio ooultiT-; i man in every way has stimulated considerable interest among the producers as well as among busi - , . H.,h. n.n '-ton..; It is. well that the farmers' i show a profit. For. that reason i orgaubtatlon should bo the lendci , we now have with us -Mr.. N.-C. tin a niovomcnt to establish an in-; Wosterfield, -an experienced i' vot j.duatry' hero; an- Industry that Is jeran poultrynian from .Washlng i tho sole support of the farmlnu tou, who can materially help you population. of. - other territories I remove .from your flock- sucn un equally as largo and no. bettor profitable units. For sometime adapted than ours. ... jto come. he will be here to servo The iultry industry in South- j you rbgardleas of your connections ern Oregon Is in a deplorable con-1 and . uiil this . co-operative -in in dition and it Ib gratifying to this j crcuKing the -profits derived from frirmcra' organization, to sen that ; poultry in this community, their efforts ; to put tills industry i , Fiualljv-but by. no means ..least bacK ln its .proper place is stiiuu-! of all' factoi-8' in profit, is' tho'mur lating keen interest amoag' other 1 keting of your finished, product, business Interests', directly und In- It is very often the ease that im directly dependent on the furmers' ; mediate profit In hu 'ipdividua! prosperity for their success.. ; overshadows his ultimate welfare. I B-n Vir ouIva nr nn.kln thai - . 1 . .. . opinion that any industry that in'! tUmiror. It . is more tnitn admitted profitahlo ,wlll increase1 in .its vol-1 that it ' bus overcome . thoso con nme., Thereforo, it is our problem ;dltloii8 many times,- aud.'.niaferl to make this business profitable, 'ally benefited many , others.; .Such One of the principal factors In success can only be attributed to' obtahiins. profit from poultry is jthe supirt pf the greater ..number ' good feed. We have obtained the luivsi ijiiurinuviuu reiuwiu lu leeu- i iiiu mm nciiiiK. ui, lue piuituuto v. Ing practices the country' over, ahd'j.tho poultry Industry,., the - support liavo outlined a. , feeding liiogriini lof nil producers is nacesuary 't4 ob- fi-oni the time chicks are lmlched until- they aro in full lay This program is ; for your benefit, dc- velopcd by your 'organization, and should meet with your co - opera - uon anu approval, in leeuitiK poultry, we believe that a hen con do considerable more on a highly iiigcstthio -ana more nutritious,' Screen 'e Hollywood-. I lly ai'.c Werner. . HOLLYWOOD, ' Cah Anywhere else a "bu:-v" plnco means a pliico.men gently len5ing the hired 1ml plalnly buzzing with activity. Intoi nway. .' ,' ' -.'- this town. -howpvor. it mnv mean Shuro, I know, X) know," ono h c a t tereil. but.!fl"C active group' of production' .units is not Immedi ately npparem. One of the busiest s t udtos in the motion' picture area looked a 1 m ost Idln the other day. KUig VI- , ' k v dor was re- hearsing some negroes for a uuKiiig-pinging scene in ins new picture, nnd that sornicd to be aoout nit tout was going on. lint a glnnec at tho daily production sheet revealed, among other Im portant activities, that Edward Sedgwick had his company on a colf course .snvotf'tJ jiiIIph : nwnv. making n country ulub scene; that I cxtorlorii;, for -'Tho Trial of -Mary i Dugun" -worn being filmed in Now ) York; nnd that V. S. .Van Tyke was" busy inTahitI making- his sec ond Houth Seas picture. I , .. Misnndci-staiidUig. U. Strange things happen In Holly - '.wuou iiieo (uiituig inciiiro uiim. i A dln.-ctur trying to make a roost- er crow for tho sounii-camera couldn't persuade the bird to ut- tor a note.. even though the micro phone bad been set up in- Mr. Booster's, own. back yard. So. u professional Imitator of bird t-iills and barnyard noises was called In and Instructed to crow at the rooster . with the idea of teasing him Into crowing a response. Tho Imitator flapped bis arms lustily and crowed and crowed ond crow cd: but the rooster only nt hlin ' In amazement. lookcd; "Oct out In tho street, on the, EiiSiLlli well balanced feed, than she' can the average feed to enablu.you'to feed your poultry for profit.'?. Another (treat factor in poulrry production' Is -eliminating- thoso i units 111 your flock that do nof pro. .iiiicv. uuo a wmi oi-as --nuv i anility eat almost; as- mucu as an lotlier, regardless of Her aunity to lay. It Is not, however, oiir do sire that you feed such-n' hen' Just because she will consume feed, , But, on the other band, - that-you . ... r.o.l a hen unload ailicwllt I aanimd KBVornl A-nars jien to, ovor. : . . . . .. ''; ;of farmers of .this, community, ln ! tain the. greatest possible nonentit. lit you consider, this farmers, or- Iganlzation has aided you,-and you jennuot think otherwise if you,,aeti 1 clearly, help nut it uver for greater , proms uy. marsttung. -mrougu ui.u organization built for that purpose jfbv you aud by you. (Paid adv.) - otbev side of that fenefs - whoro ho can't seo you," .suggested-;' the I -director, "and maybe he'll open i tip.'- ,..- -'. ,'.:, -. .,.' boon tho rooster, waa ilistoning utteinQ-cly to a sprightly -serlosof cock-a-doodlc-doos floating.-ih from the street- . But Just ,iiS hovwa about to -answer, tho .mak.q-'beltvo. crowing stopped and did not- begin- again. 'Annoyed- at- the.-delay, .tho director strodo out 'IntOv'tho- street in time- t6--8ee-two.-pollce- U studio witll oi inem was paying, wnn B::winn in o s t . of Its at tho.of ier. "Ye'ro a good;roosL singes empty er..,all ..rigOt, and wo got-a nloo aud a Sunday coop1 wheroy' can :erow;; till th' afternoon at-jcowsi come home." ..v ( . mq'sphero of I'- A' "ouscwifo in the nelsftbor notHing'to. do. hood had observed a man -standing Xlie fitct that. It i I" tho middle, of the straot, flap really is thc'l'lng his arms and crowing. Being hoinQ base of a ' comparatively now: to Hollywood , had telephoned the "police. MOSCOW( out of 7,000 pri vately owned houses in Moscow 200 are -in possession of their former proprietors. These Insludo gen erals,,' .counts, preists . and other anti-Soviet elements whonrvthe mu nicipal council plans oncctmoro to dlKpOS8'ftK. , f iQUWlyljjejm Pure s it is rtTTM'Mv;:nn, For Sulo by Jannin Si Woods Drug 1 Ntoro. Cor., Main und Central. - Uand Holly t PHOna t A Complete Gleanmo UYUNO SEWICa By BUD FISHER V i n i j, u.