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Newspaper Page TextJr pxrtt.;rtx- tn?T'PAT)TT VI ' 1 1" rtm ilnuiii -sa-m-t-ne-isra-r. ,i .'5 it - I: : . '..( ? :1 ! ii a 'hi : 8i 1 J - -" MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE - - Daily, Sunday, Weekly Cibtkned or UK HflMlFOKIl flilhTIXQ CO. is-h-is n. nr at. hm EOBLkT W. RI'IIU Editor (. blMIIXS SMIIH. )lii As ioWendtnt Newpaiwr Cotcrcd u unod elan matter at UtOSord, Orecoo, untkr Act of Uircb . 1&78. j Bl'BSCmtTlON MAIM ' j Br HjuI In Amtnte: Uily, ltb Kiifhtey, Tr lUlly, lin Sunday, cntb.... lutiy, fttoul frufUi. jw... Paiiy, miUioul Sunday. Ktiilb.. Weekly Mill Tribune, am )ir. " i.'so i I' t.oo Kjiuur, one year . Of leirier. in Aunm in inertouxui. lemrai ruiat, i'imwi, uwmj U1U atid oo Bithaarl: Dattr, elth HuntUr, raonth, , . Paiir. vltliout Siindar, n(nlu. Itatly, vltlieut itular, one year 4) Pel), altli SuiKlay, urn year All lerou, rail) 10 adtaoce. iin.IUEH 0P TUB ABtUM'IATKO ' llmliint KiJi Uistd Win Btniet Tbe Auoeill Prm U aciuiltcir nliUrd to the um fur publlMllon of til hrtt dluha crwlllrii to it or ottu-niU erMttd In U.H AU riitfid iof tMtouuueo u ijuji- i Nt1d we alto irMtfd. flora dtllr rlrniitUajfi f-f U pootln official of lb cttj of Mttioti. UtficUl Witt ot iukiixi t'ottoir. Adtertltnf Htxttmtitlm It. C M00KN8IOI k COMI'AVT Offlcei in New fork, t'liiuo. DUflU, tiiKixa, Ld Atml, 8mIiI, Fat 1 tod. Ye Smudge JPot By Arthur Perry The new president, In his first fortnight In offlco. also mudo no speeches with economy as the key note. If this keeps up, tho coun try will get some economy. The first fish of the season was yanked out of tho raging Iloguo Sunday. Investigation showed the fish still steering his course with bis tall. - , Our flaming youth has become Inflammable anew, due to a care lessly tlkrown cigarette-stub. Their folks know the amount of protein In1 their grub, but are hazy on their whereabouts after one o'clock In the morning. : ' ivho remembers when nil tho wmnonfolkB wanted, to bo spring dancers, and Rll the mon wanted to sing baritono solos? Valley residents who bet on the wrong horso nt Tla Juana, are limping Into port. 1 A .young mule kicked Charles Tlmms near the cr0s-road Sun day afternoon. (Echo, Ore., News) Not necessarily Intnl. Tho matter ot thn Easter hat Is nniv tho vital problem beforo Ooilshovlkla of art degrees and com dteion ot aorvltudo.. An Easter hat Is impossible Hint does match tho parlor wnllpapor, the kitchen linoleum, and tho complexion of the) wearor Instantly when culled upon to d6 sri. Olrls have started Jumping, out of automobiles. In 1023 the henv let thinking of this ool. was.con-. talnod In tho observation; ''Olrls who don't get In ittrnngo automo biles, dnn'b have to Jump out of strange automobiles." Six years havo not withered any of Its cor- rectness;. " 1 Buttercups and buttcrflcs aro out. i Dirt Is flying on the country roads, nnd the slap of the paint brush la heard on tho ttlduB of houses. Witches nt'd reported In. the news, as operating in Georgia and Pennsylvania. Man should start crowlnif about his Intelligence anew. . Codling moths havo tnnde their appearance In' the ore ha ids, tiftor operating nil winter In dark cor ners. ' PAOM nENHY MACKEV! (Kniuum City Star) - From - -those reporters ' whose duty It Is to furnish us with Inter esting lr not always Important In formation, we learn that President Hoover woro a fedora to church last. Sunday. The signiricnnco of this may not lenp at once Into the sensibilities of the render unless he recalls, as probably ho does not, that it Is traditional for tho presi dent when ho goes to worship, to wear it' top lint. When, therofore, Mr.-Hoover appeared at the door of the church with a soft hat, he tore. Into ' shrods tho custom bf generations. ID tho greater Informality thnt bus come of late, the silk hat, like the splkotail coat and tho wing collar, has fallen Into dlsuso nnd is seldom seen except ulong- New York's Park avenue nnd In and about tho -White House. Hut Presi dent Coolldge, nlthnngh he looked as;if he were not entirety happy so attired, was not going to be the one to break precedent, and nearly always woro a topper In public. Thw new president hus struck a blow at this vestige of the old order, doubtless because a soft hot Is more comfortable. Or possibly tie bad heard about William Allen While saying that a dynamic Idea never was born beneuth a plug hat. FIoatintT Grauib-taiMls LONDON, () Big trans-oreanlc llnrrra will be anchored In theSo lent, famous stretch of yachting water, lo be used as floating grand stands when the Schneider cup air plane races ore held September 7. Oreat Britain now holds the trophy and will defend It ng.ilnst Krnnce, Italy nnd the United States. TEG7IUIOHO, N. J., March IS. Wi The firmament is painted on tha celling in the cabin of a de lux plane built hero fur thn nr! vale use ot James A. Talbot. Los Angeles oil magnate. It Is on I's way to JUM Angeles with Mrs. Talbot and pilot aboard. The plane has a bridge table, an electric rolrlger ulor and en electric stove. ,, i Portland, Blua Mountain Trans- pottntfbn company purchased by Columbia Gorge Motor Coach lent,; ; v GIRL LEAPS FROM AUTO TO TO EVADE ATTACK! I , UI,IU' "re- -"arcn J- 5 Forced to Jump from a rap- ,W) Forced to Jum HOSPITAL PORTLAND BROKER ??;" uton.oWlf to eacapo.now detunot brokerng. flrm ot, n-nm .inr-L-r. irtni Hhonnnrd. i? whb -73 in a hospital hero today with .1 .a. U3,K.ni.n r n.i n r..n.niv.i.i imatA ! liJojiror condition was wild to bo sc- under which lio- was givon a seven lioiiR hfcnuit nf hor rtiOnv in HN-k-' ypir nentenco for vmbixzlfmenl. line medical attention, she w:ih In jnrod at 1 a. m. Monday., but lay "in her room in a lodtflnic house all thnt day without medlcul aid. because, she said, sho was afraid. doctors wouia iniorm ponce, wn would arrest her nltackerH. InHt nii;)it Kite vas taken Iite to a hospital. The Kirl had finished her work at a barbecue shop on the east aide at 7 p. m. Hunday and met two turn. Much of tho evcnlnjrl was Hpent down town. Shortly after 11 p. tit. the group went for a ride on Portland heights. (Then -he man with whom she was riding- attempted to attack her. J The girl opened a door of the rapidly moving car and lunged ;out. Tho men drove on. Half : blinded by pain and without knowledge of her whereabouts, tho flrl infliln Itnr writ- tn n residence. Parents of the girl are snld to!was denied a new trial In circuit live ill Eugene. j TOUrt- ' FOCH WEAKENING; IGASOLINE PRICES : PULSE is fitful! PARIS. March 19 () Marshal Foch passed a quiet night and his general condition 'showed nn "im provement this morning. Ills tom pernturo was 98. 0 and his. pulse 80. ' Tho wenknesB continued, nltho ho was able to eat a bit of fish and take some coffee and warm milk for breakfast. It Is in the discrepancy bo- which remains near normal, amli. his pulse, which is irregular nnd has risen above 100, that his doc torn see least encouragement. Tho fitful pulse is nn Indication of a , V r,.i V n nnti mnrn una mora wi'iiniy iu i iiiiiiiumrt. i Tho last day or so tho marshal hns-seemed more restive, and ho( who -was always no obedient to. every behest of tho physicians, j has refUHod Sedatives several times) PARIS, (P)Ilinoss of I Constance Iteuiiett, American act, i resa and daughter of Ittehnrd Herr- nott, hns revealed her dlvorco from her husliund, Itlchiud M. Plant, In a French court recently. Plant, who Inherited approxi mately Si G, 000. 000 from Ills step father, Commodore Morton F. Plant, remained In elnse itttend anoo at his former wire's bedside during a sever nttack of appendi citis. Now, bowevor, that her con dition Is much better ho hits made arrangements to salt on the He de France for America. ( Plant and- Miss Ilcnnntt were married In I92& at Oreenwich. Conn., where they aroused n ninr rluge clerk nt 2:30a. m., to ex pedite the ceremony. MIrb Ben nett previously had been married "on a dare" to n college student In 11121, but It was annulled. e- LONDON, Mar. 13. (fl1) Tho (A-Dally (Sketch todays says Her- bort Duggan, son nf the later Al ii i iviroo nnTnie i ir. nrvrH ,v infnrppV ninnnr .Miir. iv fred Iluggan of Dueons Aires and by tho company depleting tho Ilfo the MnrchlonoKH Curzon of Kodlos-'of a price fighter, had caused him ton, filed a dlvorco suit February $750,000 worth of anguish and hu i!7, against his wife, tho former initiation. Ilognn said ho earned .foan Dunn, ono of last wnson's tho title "One Hound Hogau"' by prettiest dubantes. Anthony Jen-;knocking out 18 consecutive ring klnson won named as co-respond-'opponents hi the first round! He cut. The two were hmrrlr.l June St.. laist. I 'Inns iinnotinced for construc tion of three largo apartment houses In Klamath Kails, MUTT AND JEFF . X I I I s- K iNHAT'IWfSOS icT.VrA ANb - IjcJOPCi S-'rA BuSV MutT. TM TlO G I wet. SHCS AWFULLY " T'' V I - . s- (SN rliil& - H .-tnc ..,Aa.T -rn ' RCIS1MG tt. 1 i.n(Mc: ;fAT?rr-r ABSNT-NMro15icli THSt DAVS. UiHCWT MEDFOTID HUE APPEAL FILED BY UNDER SENTENCE 19. r, , 1 ;T.V .Inmee P. Cooke, pre.ldent of the .atia! with the state Buprcme i'ftirt fur a reversal of tho circuit .'ourr i ) jT lieti o n hot'o 1ft 111 N Q vo n 1 flff r this notion itocamt? known horo day iv linn a copy of his npjioal was recnived in the diMtrlct attorney's office. Cooke was Indicted with Charles S. (Joodwln, vice president, and Howard F. Phllpott, secretary, fol lowing the crash of tho hroknrago Iiouho last year In which more than a million dollar was lost to Investors and speculator-it. It, was alleged that thn firm mum bora cnuseu me crasn y specuiaung wnn iunus ana securities noions Ing to their customers. t.oodwln, who pleaded guilty, has not yet been sentenced. PhlJ pott him never been brought to trial. . Cookc'H appeal charges lack of evidence, that ho had nothing to do with tho acts charged. In the indictment, and that the liability was civil rather than criminal. He back to normal RAN FUANCIKCO. March 19. iVfV-GasQlino" prices whlcl) drop ped hs 4bw aa elffht cents per gal lon nt thn tmrvlm utAl Inn mi inn durintr tho' past month went bock I to the old basic price; level todny I with tho announcement by tho ntnndnrd Oil nnmnmiv thnt whole sale prices hero would "ha 10 cents per gallon, Other Inrge enmpanios followed the lead nf the Standard and tho (n ., late their cent price In Home quartern tho move of I tho Htnndurd company was seen ! ns a step towards the: end of com-1 petition between wholesalers. ' ' ' " rnvHTKtfOPl H, Mnr 1 1 I Turkey's swift transition from flourlKhlng ; dim-emu to hnchelor ,,, ,,.. tlon of old maids has given ris"ol to official alarm at the possibility of depopulatiott and to creation of a cnllbacy tax, This cellbncy tux will oqutil thei tolal df present income and general taxes and will be Imposed on bach elors of from 25 to 45 years In lige nnd spinsters of from 20 to 35, and on childless widows nnd widowers. Twenty per cent of tho rovemto of the . celibacy tax will- be dis tributed lo families -with ir mini mum of five children , - a ; KAN FRANCISffO, IInrch'10. (Ai George 1 Hogaii filed suit bore yestenlny ugnlnst 1 Warner llruthcrs. Inc., motion picture pro- ducors, nlleglng that a film made declared that tho motion picture. utlll2iug his ring name, held him up to ridicule. Klamath Kalls.Aural mall route No. 1 will bo extended for two miles In near future. Mutt Gets a Break at ANGUISHED BOXER ASKS MONEY BALM i I TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,'QttEC OX. TUESDAY,' MARCH 19, 1929. Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Signed letters pert.lnl.if to peroral health and Jglenr-, wt to dlMiM dlagitoeta ar treataBeoc, will be anewered or IT. Brady 11 a .tamped, eeil-eddreet4 envelop, la eoeloeed. Lettere aliould be brief and written In Ink. Owing to tba large cumber of, latter re. I eelved, our a lew sax um unu .i . i lnat to toatractiooa. addraoatOr. WUliaai AX AIll -SW.UJjOWER SlAKES A NOISE I.IKE XnitVOI'S DVSP EHTfO . - ..- ' : w-' i n.ikn, rminit Vftii nervoua riva : . h thrnnhi MPilcs who eet thnt way through Pf f"ca w ' and llien - - ,, -.o,,-!, of your trouble by a German, a Ditch- iaan and a .frenchman, as told (as ; ih.?.r' Tm e r lean 'who sen ncd by a So.uoak being horn I Harn. Professor J. H. Oebults of Berlin i says aerophagy Is I not so common In Germany as O oud her ( finds it tn Rotterdam and Afathleu in Puris, but all three authorities nssociato tho habit with nervous dyspepsia, whatever that may bo. Tho near Harp aforesaid thinks nervous dyspepsia 1b .just a polite way of saylr.-tj we hope It U nothing serious or we don't know whether the natlent Is lust easfne up or whether there a somethlne I reallv thft matter. i.eo 'is the way the trick is done. The performer lays away t a irood meal of victuals, then soon I beplns to feel uncomfortable' and ! to belch.- Aa a rule, tho nerophnRo i Is in the habit of bolting his foods: the great American quick lunch Institution produces a lot of aero phapv' in his attempt to dislodge the accumulation of pas, : false cottahinp. remedy your colleague belching begins, and during- ..!'subniHtd recently would. not work more, or less intentional belehlnt? the -performer succeeds in swal lowing considerable air: It te neces cary to swallow in order to initi ate the act of belching. Try It for yourself and see; if you're a normal Individual you will have to Awallow In order to produce a gen uine belch or even a good imita tion. If the game is carried on long enough the performer at lenK'h by a prolonged genuine ""l"! really- brings most of the air "r Ps up from the stomach or CSOphaKHH, hut relief thus obtaln- ed is only temporary, for the vie tim goes right on wwallowlng or gulping tlown air until ho becomes sufficiently Inflated to nchinvo an other evacuation of tho stomach nnd esophagus this esophagus thing is commonly known as tho gullet, the chute through which fodder reaches tho stomach. In Homo cases of air swallowing ! the dtstresH may he relieved by the simple Insertion of a cftfk' or ' rubber wedgo between the" hack teeih in such a way sto prevent (closing the mouth. In this pre ; dicament tho patient can't very j well swallow any air for thn dura : Hon of the punishment. Many In- ' telllgent victims of nerophagy have : found that by retiring to the prl- vacy of one's room and wearing t such a mouth gag for half ah hour t ot" flo after a meal, u in possible lo nvnitI a lot of "nenoua dyspop. I Hifl ll,lt this stunt does not do ! much good- in other caaes whero lho' hamt ofiting too. fn,L J1"'1 mnslioatlhg the food too litt e "v,.h ; mni-n ed with swallowed air at the end of tho meat. Observation of these more depraved or difficult cases Hhowed Schutlz that just beforo or during the act of swallowing many patients take a kind of gasping In spiration, which may be seen and heard, and this makes It possible for some of the air to eifter tbe stomitrh; This Incoordination must ho broken by. correction of tho had habit. Schtiltz begins with exclu sively fluid dlew teaching the pa tient to 'swallow food only during the expiratory -phase of breathing or during tho pause after expira tion and before taking in tho next breath. x Ah soon ns tho patient learns to do this, the stomach In no longer 'tympanitic or distended i.Ke n. urn m auur-ine nteai. Aiier the meal the patient my wear HIh cork or rubber gng for-a while to dlscniirnare unconscimis swallowing Of nlr. QVF-STIOXK AXU AXMVKHK Ifcnt; Mon, finiifTAway. Ptn.lvn i.iihlluli- tn tVl.i iwrnnlxr 1 Hriim u pxn c Kino reaorr w i advise n' good ptu m me south to go to get relief or-euro of hron irlo trouble, and catarrh of head and throat nt - .email expense.- twuned Hardy.) Answer; sorry we can't serve your purpose. 1 believe open air life here at home will accomplish all that a more southerly climate can. Sunbnfths ought -to help you. lf ynu can't get direct sun on your naked body, then ultraviolet lamp treatments are now available from Laat " 'Mm THiMWA iSi L WHAT'S If CUSS6& .TV& WOUNDi . SV no rep ly can um dmm w tmmtimm o wumv brad,, In eara of tola Dewapepa. mnsl wtaII nhv.lcln na Vnn should not accent tho "calarrli'MKithness in their home city might illnrnnslit seriouslv. ProDer nun- I..H.. nnmnnton! nhuclelnn i will show what Is renllv the mat-lof ter, and perhaps a ktitlo treatment 7rM .irf rn.'Za.Zh j.oo., This would be lo. expensive and inord sensible than wandering! very-na-rowioff chasing the rainbow. Tlmf. WhatU. Pursuit of . "better mate TPer cent of such cases. ' ' lasnion. j --Oakland MsseaeH a really man- I" lemon Juico Injurious to. ono'.ijnlflcout and adequate airport and heaitn: uut it mauo a stout per-;.ls now Dotting under way a new son thin? A dear friend tells me i $10,000,000 harbor improvement that by taking the Julcfc'of one 1 program, part of a flan to donil lemon each, night before boing tnlnato tho coast In the air and on bed it will reduce one's weight. the water. .- Mrs. S. O.. Jr. !, : Artewor Tniu frln.i.l l.. story confused. It is not the weight ' nt the one who takes the lemnnJ''" uriugej aim minim. aomo Juice by tho weigh tof the lemon ! Ilifif So rmlllPfni hW tlalo (tnnthnrl , Virion- Juico yields 180 eajorics to I the pound; rather inoro IiouiM- (n than buttermUk; cxacjy equa in numviuye v.nue to Hirnwncrnes. iifiici i or tiiccniifrn. No3tt llm ' have hlccouBh try holding: your breath. That stops n nivariauiy m my cane, tnouKU i sometimes . I have to hold my, breath' a;wholo minuto -. by the; watch, to break the rhythm. Thatj out sd well In a hospital after an nnnt-nf Inn- IX ".r Tl - Answer. Thank vou. Xo. the method auggosted by ml.eurglcal colleague mlght not. bo the thing soon after an nbdominal operation He suggested that one ' take a mouthful of water, He prone, nnd force.: several' -.coughs,. Another method- available In; a hospital is a few inhalations of t-nrbon- dloxid. and air mixture & per cent. (-Copyright John F. Dllle Co.) ,- ' - ! lion, course on tne rino range, ne- Wlv dug- him tip?", asked Ifo!; nyn .Va' ,,5' Tler 1 ? IttKl. when he hoard Trotjky wiw''"'1' i,l,,prn l!! Koin ! Javf, t0 ',B Ml Uerlln. 1 h,., Younrj Strlhlliig "om', ,onK1 ""r,B, ( snoo,1,1 n,.-r nni r i.i. t nieinher.i of the company who more rliousnn's trjin' t' gtt cured o" neurit Is. (Copyright John F. Dllle Co.) Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One.) ctency not conspicuous enough to cause alarm Inipurents. vi.irw i.. ! ro'kl(JBS maulI1)1al0Il of the Hpitie, ; , c ' mnortnnt ,,,, .Qr:,nu ,,.i,i,, a,.- Lf n in-nwimr f-lillH nn,l rntnn,lvin promptly any defect. Some old-fashioned doctors un- fortunntaiy adhern to "tho belief tbnt. no matter what is wrong, the ' . '5,j;r."r, ' . .ii" - MIATTII IIIIQIIinilJil - ' As rcgardft spinal adjustment, you might ns well give In torn I medicine, to an office building with jits steel framework nut of gear. Seo that your chihlron sit straight, that they da not lenn over while reading to pet n' better light. Tench them to Mold their shoul ders., back, use their diaphragms and Keep the weight of tho ribs ntf of their lungs. You will have 'healthier children, and do the same' I Ibr yoursplf. To avoid being run over while crmislnir the streets, jut on snow-1 makes you visible nt a distance, and Btnrtllngly visible when tius headliBbts Btrike you. So soya an Investlgatine comiiidtee. On conn- try roads, carrylns a red lantern; " mnnunll.s, h? hns the habit would help also, but properly IlKht-;10 an...un ' , ",, ,; whttt! ed -atreetH presf.nt the real iiolu-1, ,. . . , . uon- ' ' . Plticena U'hn roimnlnin nf olnie. '. cnmniuulcato with Mr. Field. ureaU i dent nf Ilia Clnklnnri P.nl chnnihnr commerce. There Isn't slugglsli- ness In Oakland j Whln a yeaT. mere than 1MP' Mr a cake he. coveted Kg.Tta cSk land" taS5d I8" ,V. '.'uiP-.r i!?.:.;. ! ! :''IZ T."', cli-1' ,,4 ;;of Akron, Ohio. : San FTnnClSCO, Of tllO Golden afie- nnd , Oakland should bo unit - Hhon. "fehted on both sides are op. f rAiiA..u !""" IM.i. nun left to iJreat'IlrKflinlnboul tllR tric chair, ,; " VL" ulJ? "1 vl ,',' V X,;' ",L' w u ra'XnnernTeTht i would havo naved many times its jcost in money and lives In the b!g . , hflVrtH nvp., m'v tlmoo i1m war. News of Co. Ai National Guard The quarterly mnster and lnspoc- il "l -""k" . .ouui mmuu j. wl11 be heW ne Tuesday .night, i at tne arnrory. aa tuis .will be the last quarterly . Inspec tion or tho' company beroro going to camp In Junei it Is expected that every detail-, pertaining to the Proper equipment ant) personnel: of the company will be checked olost--ly by the Inspecting ofOcors. t ' Tho offlconi of the company are glvluK a great deal of ilibimlit tu numerous changes in the. non-commissioned personnel of the compa ny, tollDWIng the annual federal inspection, and during; the next few days expect to announce a list of promotions and demotions. There Is n very good possibility that Xedford will soon have an other National Guard- unit as the i war.- department is-seriously con- lanll,li,tln, .ulnt-llalitn.r -l.n.lnl. Ion heatltiunrtein company" here. This' company will consist of two officers- and 20 enllstud men, nil of whom- will rate as "specialists,-' this -.unit being composed of radio, signal und. communication nectlons. Lack of interest on tho part ot the community In . siiousorliiR, and u slsting Company A has- held up se- i curing 111 Ls new, company, but-now thitt Company A. is meeting with good success In kffpplni; IU rnnks well filled up there, Ik every hope thut thlH rtew company will soon j lie u reality. The sejiiiriiig of thhj new unit tor .Mutitord will nrnu; hu nddltlonal payroll annually of m-v. eral thousand dollnrs. .., - . Every member of Company A will j ho required . to complete quulirica- have been putting off this duty. I The regular weekly drill of Com- pnny 'A will bo held tonight nnd commencing with this drill n train- lug course ' will be started which ! will have for Its nun tho proper knowledge of field training, assert. ;, tlnl to ovory man going to camp. WATKltLOO, N. y.. Mar. 19. tfr) The namo is a p propria tn. for a little military Item. Aaron H. Lehr. HI, and William 11. Lehr. K8, brothers, who live he.-e, fought in tho Civil war. So did their brother Warren, S4, who lives in Charlotte. Mich. Hood . Hlver. Sparks' service station being enlarged nnd remod eled. STOPS COVGIIS Foley's Honoy and Tar Compound ston coiichs. healw Inflamed tis- sues. nnd. without effort, raises ! phlegm, elearing the throat of irri tating muus. No chionuorm dry up natural and. necessary se cretions. No opiates to conMipato Mi superior blend of pure pine tar. fn-Kh laxative honev. tni-ether with other cough nnd tissue healing j ingredients. inst: Upon FOLKVS. l. .;..i. ii " . rr ' ... mi 'b""i . ' v pound, and accept no other. Ask your druggist. Jnrmin L- Woods Drug Sturt. cor. .Main and Central. Quill Points The . presidency may not ohango ' '' " ' ,,, ,i0hle.hreasted w about 11,0 double-breastea lb1'"1 sers, - , ,. ,.;''j,m Mur frf. '"': , '1 mean. 1 . The nanera say a writer. of pop-, ular "ctlon has been Bene to ttie-Loai on moruaaei ma -don't leu wblclilj;1' -,'ontoid:: penitentiary but Story it was . v ' W,-niuiflU in eourie M eoart- I lion arllten- auiee Beplem is one who dies pos-( ber 80. Ul .......... d..llar bo n.lKbt have; IMawj l . A sucker sessed . of i " f Nevur qtiarwl with nil Infe- I ir ..ua .anullAH tTOJI 1 riur. Jii- vtiii rw - " pons, because ho lias lea s- nity to low. - V-. . " 'k-'-'".-- 1 Inrfv 1a tha first horo wHone Iworshlpera long to see down and a"l - "lileetric, her.t tor the poor. MJ' a headline., Vrobamy n sioi - f t too tt(!nt ftni resem- aathln cap ana. envoi, ono lO'f. it acme nau . ...... ni i . oreemi, uuisuani w w: I Americanism: Shipping tho old : ' ctpiTAL ifolk to brother Hill, so 'our.Arawml 0( M1)ilal slor,', p,id tmart friends won't' discover h0W common you are. Naturo is kind, and In a few more weeks old dad's outfit will! bo worn thin enough. , to. be, spring suit. . , ,And then there's thn flapper Who. thought "Master and Man" a book- on tho modern marriage re lationship. - : : Thnt Kansas man who brought Bttlt because -he had to stand after paying for a theater Beat, should think of' poor Vare. ; "V .-' , It's pleasant tn havo 'unfits yet: inorcr plca.aiiit' to yell, when lapcpaamryi "Any, liov lonjs 'do ' you intentl lo mo nopoll'ce' hc bathroom'."' ; You .are,' definitely middle-aged If you shudder when daughter says, one of the new songs "is "the cuiest- thing." -. ' y. . It's fate. One Infant Is born to be his brother' keeper, and one la. born -to. think, jnzz music. . A young Intellectual Is ono who ,hns no. Idea how far the world sticks, out west of. tno Atlantic, seaboard. ' ' ' . Every ' genius must, at times, wish to be a sensible fellow In stead ot such a darned fool. . Correct this sentenco: "lie mny choose, his own wife," said the Hlsti-rs. "and we wnnU.- try to in fluence him." . 4 . Corvallls. $100,000 appropriat ed for ereetion of new postoffice bulldlnrr here. NO MORE PAINS OR ACHES From Neuritis, Neuralgia, Sciatica or Rheumatism Tysmo! Is n penetrating, healing absorbent that goes in through the pores and begins at once lo drive out the inflammation which causes all die torture, l'alns and ache-s vanish quickly. Stiffness nnd snre- 1-newn disappear. Muscles and joints hcrnmo Hiipple and limber. ou sleep soundly nt nighr, your appe tite improves and you again feel that U it god to he alive. Tysmol contains no di.ic. ( u a r a n i e e d harmittM, Vo;i can hoy it nt any good drug stoiT'. Always in-stock I at Htrai.K'f: Driur Store. STNOPSIR OP THK AVNTAI, STATK.MKNT - or- The Hoiw lnaranre iniian of New P-. 'n i'" thiny nm itftv of lieoraher. 1 !'!. tnxfe Inittracee T.-mmi'Mfriw of tin- Punt Ore- eon, piUMumt to uw : CAPITAL Amount of capital Hock $ I S.OOO.OOrt.OO paitt llf INCOMB Net premiiimi rffeitett duilrc , the year 47.2rfi.4.. I.S8 imete nnmewi aim I riTf-lTTO II ITT I UK IHfJ jrar , . .n.oir.Br.s.io i.or.i.rms.i.i Iwome from llier tonreM n- wittA tlM! ifJt ... Tntal lnPorg-- - V-'..ittiri.aT PIsnritSEMEXTB Net lone paid durifle the year inrimUflc- adjuslvcrd. t penses SMIO.UI.TJ Pirulerall pal.1 00 rapiui Mae during liw rear 3.620,000.00 Gmmnitom and aaiaries nld ' IS.llB.rtS.tt Taw. llc-niai and lees paid 1M w n.ira 4 all ether, rtpendi- l,2(5.t;3.u 2,400,4(16 .S.I upenditurw . . . t ;,35.i83.09 AStfKre vjvalie f real eflate . ewort Inurtet ralne) 0 Vahw nT etaeU and bonds mra (maraet value) ... 82.020.6m.no 0 10.308.; ".(HS.5I9.TI i87.onn.oo B:t8.1il:t.)1 J All nber aawti ; Tom a.tnittfd a.ti. ....):(,;. .vjiti r.s j I.1AHILITIW 4.niu tblnw fur lussri tuiitaid? fi.Tin.r.ufi on oil nil (HiltiivliK rUK ..' .19.fi1t,,:H.0ll I fnw Iwr foBtBiUiwu and lirok , , I ttzee , " j AU other luOliilM Total IbbllltlH, tielasUt of cauiral st(ck t M.f77. 512.15 111 al.NKSS IN fllif.UON Full Till. j'EAIt ! ... .i,-,.. ih. p sasc.m.M ln& ild iliirlw tl fu.... U6.iiHi.Mi iucurrwl (Ji(fifi tin year.. 0C,04r..Hft ! Saftw at I'omwojr, Ttt Home Insuiiiw jS'-f Pwnl, flnrl L l-ner. . . Nam oi Brtrrliur, Vincent r. wyait. Riitutory reiWciit tltoiney for mle. W. B. Rumiiien. Ttu It A. llolrnH Atfiwy, Asfnts.Mtvlfotii, Orison. ' ' ' I SVN01-S18 W THE ANNUAL STATEMENT of Tti Fraiiklln Klre himinne4? Cotnfwny of d nn i tofU)fe cnrnmlssiowt of the Hu or , 1,0011,000. on l.MO.Aii; . ....... . Net premiums receiied- during . ' the year 8 &.OC8.S90. 80 Intereat, dludemli and rent - recelred durini! the year ... 509,121.01 " celtel ilurliuj tl year .... V fl8;0!3.0 1 ' fatal Una s, 5.635.i-l0.'j : DI8IU I19EMENTS Net lane? paid durlinr Ihe year-; lueludliat adjuiunent r x - Denies , .. $ 2,2:4.:42.08 Dlildeodi paid n capital slots- ikitlr the year -. . .120,000.00 Commlilloni and salaries paid rf durlua the year ..l,;;3.3tl.2t Tales, licenses and' tees paid' . during- the year wti.Ht:i.u Amount of all other expenditures 938,7t9..' Total eipendilwres .....-..? 4, ;03.6T5.8rt - ASSETS ; - ' Value ' of rtal cstW . owtwil (maittl .v.ttue) $ 1)17.120.52 Value of 'tut'ks oik! IjoimIi oirwd- (market ralii.') iP. 587,0 ft 0.00 Loans mi ntoiliuitM nod eollAt .ftai. etc - ft- - ('iKli in hiiiiti and nn Hand.. 1,110,821.02 I'rrmiiim. in Cftur-f of elie- " linn writ I en since Hrptcniher :to. . jiias , ......... ncit78r..2.i Inltvr5t nnd rciiu due and oc cnied .... HC.0l6.on Total mlmittwl nssH? SllJ.OliUaa.U!). MAK1LIT1KB r.ross rUlmn for lo-ww iinpnW. .$ 020,1-13.00 Amount of iihfirnwl premiums' on .mi.outftiaiHlinj rlsU-..: 4,02 1.Cfttl.OO Diip for eommbilofj and hroli :. er.ifte All otlwr liaUllitios 2,317,302.8(1 Total Uolillitln; exclusive of fnpltal stork T.flT l.4ftl.ttd IH rtlNKSS IN OltEGOX rVOIt THE Alt Net prfmluinsv receUed duriug Mm yar. . .$.,8,2.10.0 1 LOKset; paid rtitrlnrf the year :(), TliH.ri I CassM liitiirted durlnic th yfsr.... 2.1,189.:t Name nt dwpaLy, Tne: Franklin - Fife lit suranit' Cnnipamv.. ..... k , Nfimc, of. Pi esiilpnt, ftiatles U Tyner., Name of SrcruUry, Vincent l1. Wyatt. 1 - v auuitocy Jrtldcitl ttoruej"- foi1 service, y-, ii. Itttsuiisen. " . -v. " Chos. A, Wlnt, Aiti-rit. Mlforil,Or?)on.- SYNOPSIS OK Till' ANN t'AU STATKMKNT ' Of the rolntnlila Rbiirance Company, nf Jersey City, in tilt HmlP of N Jfrsey, on tlie thitly flrst day r hwPttiijfr, 1H2S, mide to the Insur ance Commmllfiiifr of tlie St.ite of Orfgon, imr ;nit to la: ' , CAI'ITAL ' Amoimt of eupll.il stock paid un,$ 400,000,00 INl'OMK Net prraiimw recelvod during Hik year .$ 0SC.615.0B Intwut. dlvideiMlri and rents ie cekHl ditrlntt (lie year 102,106.1 rt IiKume ftum oilier Sfliirces re- (rived dtirliic (he year ..... (15,201.40 Totnl income $1,1.11,22.1. M hlSIU'ltSKMKNTfi Net loitset paid during ttw yrar IneludliDt ifcljastmeni esprtiies. $ 451,702.02 IllTidends pjld on capital t.ucfc during the year 40,000.00 torn in Hslons nnd nalariM jiaid dur- - ' line tlie year 31t;T0I.Ot Taw3, licences nnd feM paid dur ing the year . 43, 119. OS Amutuit nf all . other expendl lillivJ . .' ' 130,472:17 Total fsprdltnr .$1,025,1 Iti.'-I ASSETS Value of stoels and oonds owned (market nine) $2, 068.132. 0 CaMi In hanks and on liand.... 270,400.7 Premium in course of collection vthieo ilnce Sept 30. 1028 110, 822. 90 Interest and rent dim and ac crual ' 23, 108.fi? Other asset l.HJH.Ks Total admitted asseH 3,078,8t.7.?r LlAItH.lTIr, f.rofss rlalm! for lufsen unpaid.. 103,202.00 Amount of unearned preruiumj no all ouuu.rdlti rUU l,OIS,r.l8.78 hue fur cnnmiuv-ion and hroLet- All other lubiUttcai 48.000.00 . axe 7,000.00 TotJl liabllitie ertmitf of capital work f $4nu.n'll.O.St.l7.'li8IO.T9 BI'SI.NK.SS IN IIKKGON lolt TUB YEAH Net premium ieceitt duiing - Um year , , 'fO.otfl.rii e paid ihirint tlie year 3.0!ir..; I 1 Incurred durlnf tlie year 2,H7.:il .Name of Cnmpony, Coltimhis Insurance L'm lianr i Nam of President, P. Rfre-ford. Name of Hectetary, II. Tetluine.' Statutory reid-nt Attorney for sertiee1, Insnr anee Commls. Inner. By BUD FISHER 1