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w- The Weather Forooast Fair tonight and Sundar. Freezing temperature tooUctit. Highest yesterday 45 Lowest Into morning S 24-hr, precipitation to 5 a. m. .13 rr EDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wet&r Year Ago Highest jrcrr flo today . t ,m e-t year at today.. Dally Titr-foofth Tf. I ft tiiy rtftj-swentb Yrtf. MEDFORD, OREGON,- SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1920. No. 15, Today ULLETS FLY-IN kiORDE By Arthur Brisbane ! i Cardinal Hayes' Example Girls That Know. Sun Back Dresses. Bandits Kill Merchant. (Copyright by King Features Syndicate, Inc.) Dr. Wynne, New York's health commissioner, says that, with parents co-operating, diph theria could he wiped out. -M- fardinal Hayes, archbishop of New York, in a letter to clergy and laity, urges parents "to adopt scientific means to prevent diphtheria." The cardinal has arranged "through parochial schools to put the means at the disposal of those nimble to patronize their family physician." Public schools should follow the example set. by Curtlintil Hayes in parochial schools. The Schick test, followed, when needed, by "toxiu-aiiti-toxin" treatment, is safe. Fortunately, in this enlifjht cned age there will be no repe tition of ancient prejudice against the use of quinine. , Because quinine was discov- ornrl h' n Pnrhnlip nrtfl mkhipH 1 for a Catholic, Protestants in &3 t- e .1 i l Great Britain refused to have anything to do with the only known specific for malaria. Fathers and mot hem arc in irested in Edwin J. Melhuish, murderer and suicide. He drove liis daughter home from a Con nectient.jgehool, the daughter's J7-year-old friend gomgv-with litem. ' Dropping his daughter at her house, the father drove on and, a little later, after a struggle with the kirl, ho murdered her and killed himself with revol ver and poison, hidden in a book, hollowed out to conceal theiiu This indication of care ful preparation for murder should interest girls who call their mothers "old fashioned, not up to the times." Wise Mrs. Culp, dean of girls in a .Jacksonville, Kla., high school, told young ladies with 'ftsan back" dresses to go home and put on decent clothing. The smi back dresses enables the lovely sunshine to do its work without interruption the full length of the spine, from the cerebellum almost to the os coccyx. . One young- lady says, "My irt.'imma approves and, anyway, Vl I don't think it's any of the jl teacher's business what I wear." A It is part of the teacher's bus 4 iness what the young ladies IX) fj NOT AVKAll. .r ; School girls should be either ; 'dressed or undressed; half ' measures are poor measures. "Randils Kill Merchant" is the headline of a short news dfciry. Two youths entered the tore of Hynuin Friedman, ask ing for neckties. Friedman did not "stick 'em up" fast enough ami the young men killed him. , Other merchants, who may be killed today. or tomorrow, ''will be interested in the state jnent of police offiats that the ; secret drug trade is responsible for at It'ast 80 per cent of mod ern youthful crime. It is too late for Mr. Friedman to be in terested. -Oiorer Whalen. New York's no lire commintioner. tells the Hnlary luh "prohibition is the worst breeder of crime." HcQJayn that ftne&keaales anrt tptesses young ladies tiiat en- rtain and help to drink re re- . spoLslble for the increase tn crimes of violence. Grorer Whalen says there are 32. 000 SFEAKKASIES IN' NEW YORK CCoadnuad on Put Four). NACO REBEL ATTACK IS BEATEN OFF Topete's Force Suffers Heavy Loss in Charge On Federal Troops Ameri can Cameramen Watch Battle From Ringside Seats Soldiers Throw Kisses at Enemy. (By Knlitli O. lfrowi! (Associated PreH Staff Writer.) NACO, Sonora, Aitil 6. (Jf) (ienet-ai Kati.sto Tnttfte'it rebel forces were hettten dat-k after n mitss atutek ugalnKt the Xaeo fed eral trenches lotlay. CaMUaltles among General Lucas Oonzttiez' federal troops had not been cheek ed but appeared to be few The rebel attackers, charging across a rocky, sparsely - brushed plateau affording little protection, seem inplv suffered ureater losses. Rebel Infantrymen were seen to fall headlong as they attempted to rush ttie federal wire. By Iolm Thotiuts Bunts AHMoeintctl i'ress Htaff Pholiitfrnpher, ON TUB KIRIN'll LINK, NACO, Sonora, Mexico, April ti JDawif broke with a rattle of musketry and the long awaited battle of Naco was on. Four of us, Ameri can news cameramen, hart ring(tUle reuut oip tb.,i fedeiul firing Unci We Htottd wUhin fifty yarrtK of tite entl of the ficteral trenches bPtwen two parted box earn, closer than any other American observers. Bullets whlszed about ia an un relenting stream. There was a bit of comedy in this tragedy of battle, FederaT Mexican soldiers were yelling and whistling like wild men Three Mexican women, one young, the others elderly, kept running from a house to the trenches near us carrying food, Spasmodically a strident bugle call rose above tlte clamrf the sol diers in trenches fingered their nun at the approaching rebels, some threw klssej. Another bugle call, far what we did not know, and the troops in trenches seemed to care less. The rebel air raid accompanying the Infantry advance attracted no attention in the trenches. The dug in federals kept plugging away firing over the plain in any direc tion that caught the Individual's fancy, , , Tanks Vscd Then came a rebel tank. The federal troops went into wild spasms of yelling. All rifles and carbines pointed toward It, sput tering st eel-jacketed huiieis. The tank back up, then came forward again, like a dg In attack. Again the bugle call and another rattle of musketry at the tank. Then a little yellow pup of a dog .joined the fray. It stood up on j the earthworks barking like mad. liiny nme n iiuuitu a ijuimm. spat tering the earth near it dashed out harking shrilly, and digging and biting at the spot where the bullet raised dust, It was busy chasing them. A band of wild horses was graz ing near the entrenchments. They went wild when the firing started, dashing about with tails high and finally running madly off into the hills. With red flag flying the attack ing rebels approached wtthln 200 yards of the trenches. There were, no dead in the trenches, but sev eral rebel cavalrymen fell off their horses. The entrenched federals laughed and hollered at us as we shot pic tures. With my pictures I walked j back to Naco. Arizona, bullets jwhizzing by. At the border behind j a building were a group of Amer i ienns, soldiers, border officials, I residents,) One buck private I' shouted: "You'd better get outta here or you'll be shooting pictures of j angels," They showed me a fteel I Jacketed bullet which pierced a wall near them. AH around the American town people stood be hind wells, peeking around corners to glimpse the buttle. IHOQVEROES FISHING FOR FIRST VPON i MADISON, Va., April After a pleasiint ride of nearly ! three hours. President Hoover t rived her todav and turned at j The I'lane wan a I-wkheed Hor once Into the adjoining hills for hla; owned by J. I. Farrla of San I first fldhing since he became chier t l-anriaco htr. Kvelvn layman executive. of Chicago was a paaaesger. SHERIFF COLLECTS 42 STILLS IN L- tf . 1 fit fTwMllsil C. W. ToLmd, Oroville, '"id in Butte county. jCLOSE STORES SATURDAY EVE GRANTS PASS IS DENIES CHARGE CLUB APPEALSiPROJEGTED 1 930'0F MISLEADING Business and Professional Women Submit Plan to Merchants Association Better Service Would Re sult,' Is Claim. the puriioso of ' educa(tK ... . day service hours, the Buaines and Professional Women's club have prepared a special appeal to the local 5!crehantH association, ask ing them to. close Ihel stores at six o'clock on this day a& during the halance of the week. The letter will be considered at the next meeting bf the Merchants' association, at which time it is thought action will he taken on ! tlte HUBgeHiion. Among the reasons cited by the j Business ami Professitmal Women, i why Saturday night closing should he observed are the following: "Out of town shonners do not ordinarily shop Saturday night it is principally the town people who aval! tnemeiv of the plea- sure. "The merchants derive 'little profit from the late Saturday night shopper because of the in- creasett light bills -reanetl heat biilH; added expense for extra help, not to mention the eustomera who are often diKsatfHfiett with mer chandise sni colors purchased l artificial HkM. "Clerks could give belter service if they were not required to work late hours. The law, to some ex tent, protects the women workers. Do not the salesmen deserve con sideration? "Clerks and wiles people re quired to work Into Saturday night are unable to attend their church services because of Innumerable small home duties which must be performed Sunday morning. "The public can he trained to buy during the day, except during the packing season;- packing houses close thefr dnnrs ttt nix o'clock each night, Including Sat- i urdays, Mfirffnri Im n nrrrraw! vn tliv and the merchants and employes should have the opportunity of enjoying life In the same manner as other people. "The following hours are sug- m, to 6:30 n. m.: Saturdays. 8:3f to firftft p. m.; h-aturdas-M during packing season, 8:30 a. m. to 8:3 p. m. Slaned: , Business and Tmf esionn I Women's Clii, fiaribelle Klliott. president; j ''Maud K. Chapman, secretary," , MAIL PILOT SETS NEW SPEED MARK SAN FRANC faro, April 6, fP) Eoh Mr?dith, votraD air msfl fti lof, today was holder of a new n ofilrial rurord for the San Fran-niro-l Anelt ftlRht, With a hlKh wind at lin bpk Meredith net hi record lant nleht, firing th dim a nee In exartfy lit niinu'p. This repreRittii a aiieed of - ar-!mfle ait hor. Czl standing in h'3 backycrd with vaHots Itiajs of i:ti5r making ppa The st;il wi!l h- .-- r-cU. INEW BRIDGE ATSP. PRESIDENT! State Highway Commission; Accepts Josephine County Proposa Give Ashland- Klamath Falls Route Of ficial Name. i rORTLANb, Orel, April i.W f l Una Ur -t i i l"c ""Rue river at urant Pam and improvement oe ine tfTemont hiKit - way from Lalseiew, Ore,, to the California line are two of th proj - ects the Mate highway commission haa placed on the 1930 uplifting program, Klx miles of tlte new Pine creek section win be improved and bidsi,'a"1, ore- Harry M. Adams, for grading will be called at a ' meeting of the highway commls- i sion April J9, ' jjike counly will; cooperate to ihe extent of 25 peri cent. j Josephine county has offered f t20.0annnrtof the Uoguo river j bridge and the commission hue ac- cepted it. The name of Ihe Ahlnrf.t,-im. nlh Kalis highway, as applied to : the road between the junction with the Pacific highway six miles south o Ash and irt Ktem't "rSTS. been changed by the commission to Green ttprinff hlnrhnrasr. SPECIAL TRAIN OF SMUDGE OIL ARRIVE SUNDAY lallnic exiwnnes, which are an even White there is no hortflRe imtnl-! mrtam b"r""n "mc m?,.'; na"Kemen,(B , ,h JKr" ! "The coBCIuston os lo wtelhor or ?ha I, 1 f.a " 'f''not we are right on oar view, IhM chairman of the frost urotectton , i,t..-. . fund of the Standard (ill company, htish the en ofieratkm of (it.n ,l , ,, . , . :oi; in eiy suotiiiSHSi wk Kosenbaum, of the Irnal district' . ..... fjofght and paKseiiKor office of Mw ; aumerB Pacific company, for the I JJ J t f "lal(ttnln f ,SI ri,)a of smudge oil to arrive here tomorrow afternoon The arrival of this oil will be R to H orcftarrtlBU In ! l!ie vatioy lhat no shortase wltt i "''f "rtn th present season, I""" " "!",. . " l"" " ' I onity a mng cow n 1 111 iak place. f fi vtt nmppeo jrom tne San Francisco Imy reaion today ' and I Ofhediilod to arrive at tier her, Cal tomorrow morning at 2 o'c'iick and will arrive In Medforii J tomorrow afternoon. Kach car con-1 tains KMtew isallons. The terse 90,-: 0 cailon in urine oil tank, con-: Htniclcd here Inst year. Is heloz : j refllleit carload at a time fast : as it In twilRK used. i memmMm ! klamath county KLAMATH KAI Or,, Anri! 'Winter nn belated Mt for th- Ki.im(h -roimfry ihtn mornlmt whn mtrrttrv dromrt to a mfn'mtim of IB dfareej ahov ro. A pold. nor) heart er?v wind K-tvCf Indfrathm that the mte-i aon.thte weather would eontlnse. ; lhil were covered with nuvr. yi w, rwi(t(,n( (he to various mthKr RUM RAIDS f&2 " -t iM Extension of Western Pa- cific in Northern Cali- , , fomia Unnecessary Di! - plication Is Claim ier Up to I. C. C. -Mat- tt.Vv " -- . . SAN FRANCISCO, April , tM Dental wm made here Frlttav uv ! 1 ram amrap, preswettt or the South- ini rcaie ratiroaa, that Ets eom- I,a,,y w "tempting to miBlead the ! IhJHc In flighting the propogedraii ; extension nf the Western Pacific ft011 Keiiiile or Paxloa fQ Lookout, Hhmip's statement was teanefl ia ' r6P,!f tn charge made tn Klamath presHient m toe western Pacific, that the Bonthern Pariffe contimny had fnlitely conienileil the proposed line wonW -result in Increased freight rtes.( "I gimpect (ho (iHotailon (s not i L'.7 ?' ",,ui; ""'. 1"i , , , , 'wl f "c", lI;mf.!,t ias"f 1 lhe um resaimaj u , posed Hno, j "irnder the low, a exprwawa by tne transportation act al Ho, new ' b b' " affirmative action of the Interstate commerce commiMiott, This, he- cause under the national tiolfcv tal l 1 ! down in the game act. It fs oub1i o avnitt any unnecessary tiHitiica- lion of railroad lines, since diipllca- Inn creates a burden of waste, - Public Bears Burden "This burden must be borne by me piiiHto in rreiKUt and. nassen-; ger charges tonissnro a fair relarn 1 lo tiivoaiKHs In sach mliiiie, ofher-i i wise iti must fall on the investors t I who now cannot make such invest-' .moms wifhoai ihe approval f the) national government. Th waste ii inoi alone In the riuplicailnn of cap I Hal InvestCTl, hnl also In ihe oper- I ' ' ,',," , " "', ' (.. t th in?( nmu.r,, t roram!Biott after public he jaDd ftllf prewatallnn nr rCii. . x!to W(B,.iHsio-i of oiir mi taring tirssd neighbors that they desim to pm- tKlUt n sdance of Ul(t h;aHna for the; purpose of gaining teir j aupl,rt makes It necessary that lmr side also be aiven snch advance mfti,,rtt(ton , BELIEVE AVIATORS 001 IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA WILDS i r mtttfHt m tlf v frrn'fa srwkyarrt I'KKTir. K. 8 W April district. Pollrff Mid hauit!lng Captain Chsrif K0 fMrdmlih "ParP5 httrt not tl he nml hi thr rttmpimUm ot thf9 m' , , mhir w.r toil lay io down .,utimi f.f Th-- ruiwrn Bluff, w.-rn AHrimHii. ATh ""If J,w eh thst Itwrnmeut launch with a govern ment aearrhiBfr party wa nest for them.r-Th Information waif rn- vy Vitli to A AKlrnH from Colonet Man- hridK, .re;dnt majristrate st l;rome far ssi Austtoltan soat. i . nil i i nimn WIN . Knl II 1L-L. UUllMj j 1 ATIlIITtf Alii nil. UN U.S. DUHUtK I , War and State Departments Order Energetic Meas-j ures American Troopers i Fired Upon By Mexicans Bomb Falls Near Tele graph Office Planes to Patrol Line. mN, April 6.iA department nffiehtl j tndy tvr rewls f s f an Amwksn ; ravjihymmi, nm! f hi flrfim n ' Ame-i'irun (-h3 by Afr-sM'sms frmn I ttrt'tVM J h Intei n;t Umnl lMriir j early tmlsvy. j j Knergetic measures to curb the I I activities of the rbel forws whJeh I endanger ttw lives and propwty of j i American on the lnitwl Siaten I side of the Kite are espertwl ( be I j promptly taken by the military I authm-ftles In chargD of the altua- I i tim In Arlgojta, Shave decWert that ihe Jims has come tss pm a stop to the tmlis ertmlnaie emfanseiing of Amrl- i emia ami Instructions hav heen !1" wjr nmni unr-nt j to ImpresR the rebel leader tn jKottora thrtt the lrntted States will j not tolerate recurrence of ih Incl Ident. JfACOj Arte., April A boio' from a rebf ( piano fel far on ihe Am&rtexn side of he tttt& at i!:50 n. m. today, tl exptoied in liack yard fifty feet in the rear of ,n western Union Teliroph foffice where telegraphers and 1 newspaper mra were working, l"ho explsitm shjtltei-eti windows and isiartcil ;y fire In a'traah pile, . No one was hurt. KAN' ANTONIO, Te)C April S, (Pi Twelve attack airphmea from Kort Crockett, folly equipped for fighting and nix ulwerntttest air planes from Imld field, were ord ered t Niiis Ariz., by Mnjnr CJea eml Wliliani Ither, eurpg area eommamien this iuorning ts jMttroI the air along the border In the vicinity of that town. The planes were ordered to reiw h Naco not later than Sunday and troor from Kort Crockett to "ne. am. handle tttem train immefliately at Fort Crockett to proceed by rail lo Naco, TORSO BAFFLES DEIFICATION N LOS ANGELES Hazy Clues Scanned By Pofice Mysterious Tips Futile Check List of Missing Girls Negre Story Toid By Youths, l-OS ANOBMSS, April fPi A parade nt haay clues marched he I fore police eyes today as tbey j scanned every possible trad in the fhope that one niislu lead ia (be j Identity of a. uirl'a torso found iThiirwiay ufRdt in ihe nsttafly dry; lKd of the f.oa AnKeiea river, J Police htul not even been able : j to find th mfsainft arms, le, nor head of the bmfy which waa washed op by the rain-flooded rtver bwfore ; the IlKbts of a Mexican car a he : drove to hi borne. s sivsterlnHS "IIims" nmyiI fsidlej Two report were rfleflnlfely itla- f counlit a0 thai ft might hsv ten s film pxirj known have 0arrfl wMh htr hlstt and ! another that the alaying s m- Rr min mtm A iMjrs sf mlRfttns IrI wff? i K , su t"'! Pasadena man, H, K. BushtiKtt whof The Bntle erop haa met enirfd:; toid of fsijttwlna- a nero in a wild !rahle dsmaire, esmetny the Js- rstttdena utreef late d ebiterv- to sisrsp - frttm the rsr. CCootanucd on Faa ftclM i ! Young Golf Ace Confesses Pu Only Bad I Xi:V VOEK. April S. J : wizard of the links ever r-- forms he should bre& t on chantt&msftip rif.v. As the trj K'J''1-" a ?ur(tun femfniae admirer framing that he dtd - not drink or smoke, asked him If he had any had hahHts E short wttli Use many putts t CLOUDS FAVOR VALLEY TREES N COLD SNAP i pring staring af tornadic vtstes whlpjsed through parts of Mtess- ' Slight Commercial Damage f(osln fB" , tcrday, killing tslse persons. Three riUltf rttm l-dbi. Wfytd alt were tHeyed deait. More, than r . - , s i i men, wsmen and children e muagmg uenerai wore , , S severely hurt that they mmv b Cold Expected Tonight,. The property can bgrfl(y was ihe storm's fath and o in - f complete were rporl irnm tfe Faltewhm Iaf nixlr heavy t f-ost vrtth minimum if 23 fji ..m c. . ,n toe se,, ., nonh MteBealolta a;one tw rtm of orchards, 29 in the colder damage was fteel at tl.8, white located oar,K freezing weaher Hh(. morm., wa(te , wuatr, e pTO.Mta.ed first , ,ll)ns K,, miwn w w smudKlne In th valley of tfcta sea- : farm bu,MI(IBa son cusea .Hanrot to pearj Th(1 maA aeatrat.K e and apptea am! hipped early r- i,,, tmwaa r took this afternoon waa for a still : greater frmi tnniafu and tomr- which smUdBe, have eno.mh f Uel on hand to Wand heavy smnnnina tot a nfehl or two and amndstaB crew engagwl, d others were bending every fffsrtj during the day to be prepared byj night. look imbty for boll, nighty d : "5 ' hk owr MioneapoBSk n4 never will Floyd Voimst ewnlns htt" hoBr th rthere sto forccasls bo awaited with more ehe w trwn with wreefc eaBerness than thi evening. J" " Plnt " tanmia Herewith te this review of fce!wor,!e naMnst, dipping ni rto situatnm are atatements by both,n Mr. Yobkb nnil U P. Wflcox, J'hP the, most sever hlmtt county hurtiiulturat aieent, as , w stntcti at Illca rjtlte and irtetn. ihe froal dmBe of the part few 1 "y- wlwr mon ha nij.n(s inomra ere wrecked. There th The freeatlBR outlook early ta !" accompanied by hea-.-f nicht. fodowinit the rain. Hlnl" " hailslones. whteh and hail during the previous fttehi and yesterday, was one of the i rt.Mlt J The htew f tocai smtHtglwt, omfnwtis ever aiiown n and the -RttiBdisinit legna at : -r. w tna wma atrucfc nw o'clock when the temperature ha ' M wa rfppetf from the fontt. gone V Iw a 2 in the city- j ,Ja,lon woman to ktttrd Fortunately a cloudy ctmilltlon j nT roeka wMefc fell from the ban arora later, which saved the tay. tr.m wait, - , The denerai run of peara hvj Hasting and Beatrice were reached m-h a stai-e of dmelop. ' among the Xebraska dtiea report, ment now that a very heavy frot, j ing damaca from high wlofc. At without prir smurtgins, wottW; Omaha there '' a demee 4rop much rtamnRO them. The apple j f nlemperatur to eight hattn tram trees, which are not stnuitwKt, ! " record-bfeeklnsr e' Into whteh would ba heavily damaged W ai ln merettry h risen. Bbow(B like, front, tt well as the (hum j was predlctei for pacta of that and other vnriettea of fruit trewjate totla. tn hlnnm arttl nut nlreadv flam-1 axed today w, that weather condition.! e-omm-A Kp;jitf f Ainir ri tl f Floyd Vttung, the govprnieni frost expert who knows the val ley like & ha-tkf ami who fore told over th-t rsrtlo lat Tuelav evening thg storm ct rain as-J nnw, isiUvyettA by freeslsg wea ther, $iwt &aP&y a tt haP-sw Mittf tIsK thst while isme dam : age hd bsts done to pesrs snd : at.plen, thre w, u very IHUe com merrlsl dasnage to either mo far ii nil that he was positive that heavy sirtttdg ng. If (wrthef serfous : thinner &rss tniiight or nest sight, : wouht revet further csmmer- : rial damage I the tiearsE, He had ; UlUe to -ssy about the fros dam- : aK to ehsrry, fwai-h and ether j early !!&tamfff frU $rw (Ton(y A?rRS JE . Fowler de- pfwrfif tht Ih rcet tnn sa : c-olil wphI h?r had not damag-wl Mftrirultural rroi, but tht m rly Errt!-n rr oj hat hern nip r-MM-l smi lHrry (YrtfiK Wart. ? A pImm nrvy of sb frsrt damage titatn in Jackson ewm- ty hy rmtnfy Knt f. I, WKess rvKl tht ih ieh crop on th valley ftwr h lii rtsusIy dnmaged wHh imliralios thrr , wilt if no r-yui-,p with Ih s cptlon f r"hrd near Anhtoml and in In fawlhlil ecil4n. ii wt il I hi f rBoen I here will fc only a. 5 pr cent rherry &r&p 7, r J, ? 4 ir: T . tef athfftt and NwUiwn varl he: afd, hut Bddd that the a r , emp ha iKifferd very 111 Us tt s&y ? commeretat ftamage, J CCwniJiiuBd on Faga kM WIS PLAY HAVOC MID-WEST Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa in Tornado- Path Nine Killed Many in juredProperty Damage Heavy Twenty Homes Wrecked at Rice Lake Cold Returns Nebraska, fXXBAPOMS; April j Pffcr.n" & r,iri A. - f .,W,CH, , neapolia, ft struck with Incmatiw I velocity on the north side tt tlt i TZff, , W '1 f . " a?J? B ,,Mt WtaconsiB betow tt througlt twe Minnesota esftjrttes ' , blew itseJf oot. :) Mute Wat-Blitz. The storm developed -lata to the i afternoon, with bat little ware- j " wJimIows. f Mr Bert, Bv(n on a farm mm , uj ue, raim wr family of snmj. c.tldren in the -htad on- Tharsdajr te j "ttrandmjv' Payne. . - WiIlRogferSay XKW YORK, April ft AH the pppr totfgy ue imHitK Mr, Cootuigc's ktert article, w, caphi,, thh tfrafih: "A stlmug proiip of (fee? party in gn(t oafside the sen ate made the mistake of na tifrtaklng to oppose Sir, Hl ver w ut tt a larste ntttuber of ioc-fil can tlidtef which fina rcsnltett i ii their not tic velopiag nimiKb rtrengtb for Bity eB tlitiate tn impraw the con vention." - Why km it been eomudrt pd a "mistake?. Soektty, rrerythmsf quiet along the Potoroae, If we ean jtt keep everybody from giving a tlinner, we may get out of this yet. Yours, ILL ROGERS,
