Medford mail tribune., May 17, 1929, Page 12, Image 12

V r
:.1
msDTcmti mxtij trtbtjitb, hedforp ' onEooy, Friday, may n, 1039.
rotm
f
CSDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
' EtlSf"' tto
IMI
t
oust w. ioitl, JMHer
a. icmru nuni. 1
ot?i? M a. Ufa.
"p itiwctornw u:
dmSTVu . row-...
Mir, wiu aw. a""-
. 1.10
Miir, ounm omw ' .L
DeLr, viUwllt lindl, iMi.
J. 00
1.0
JMMauTuMnl Mat. rtmou, taW. (M
Odlf. vfth liiooV. twit;...
: Mir, witaoot Bonder, awttl v .
Dai If, vttbout luodv, eae ,
-Ml in, aril U
twiran A Tim AMOCIATIO
eke m for rabUatlot of All bow easel rtiel
Ka5 tTltrSSSlH eWUU MVi
Berwa on em n.
anteui wt .of jtttw comtt.
COMTANT
CMoco, DtUOh
nSSS, yuvM. into,, rom
Ye Smudge Pot
iy. Arthur Ptrrjr
nl. n'rat lndv to mistake a Sixth
BO' lamp post bano tpr a. Uflnklng
fountain, i limping. . '
"Brad Heath in fpu'r. nioB. old to
day. ; -'r' ' - ..' .
'"There ha boon a ' decline- In
murders -InV-Now York, Chicago,
and Klamath Falls.
HutabagaB are on the diet diet.
They, aro a carrot that roformed
und'ljecamo a turnip. : .".I
Maybe , a, pedestrian" could feel
titniortant if he would Mtop In front
of a store and toot a little horn for
service. (SPY Chronicle.) The
best ho can do In sneeze.
i.,'Tho 'steerlng gear was "defec
tive," but the steorcr was Ok.
" School Ih about out. Young men
wtin imv' boon wearing blue denim
Ami nvomiiH will, nut on their
good clothes and seek a )o.
'Atty Rawlos Monro has a copy
.,f ihK'farm bill, and will take the
name nnart. arid ftBsay : It. This
lntfal nirht and alutton for punish
Went,- lias contracted to find out
what; It'lB alMMit; before Sen. lie-
Nary does. . - - -.
The social whirl had Btarted to
whirl, and ft) "flie 100-yard dash
for the Krlsco girl, from Petaluma
the young man In the load Is an
old schoolmate of Joan Crawford,
the movie' queen.
1 .Veorltt Bill OuteB went over the
hill after some spudB. .Spuds can
not be grown successfully In this
section, owing to tho lack of nuro
iron In tho soil formation. They
have to bo hood In the mlddlo of
the fishing season, and havo to uo
harvested when the door aro tut
test.
.. The only thing a newspaper can
get lifter and not Insult tho major
political -parties, tho Kngllsh
speaklng ' rrtcca, and ' tho forward
lookinK "forces, Is Satan and his
main crop--Sin. v
VThere will be no bas'ebajl this
summer. This will enable-owners
of autos to seo' how far thoy can
go after church Sunday, and got
back Tuesday.
" -:.IAS1KLU).S
"-(Emporia, Kan., laotU')
Krstwhlln fiioiHls are contending
bitterly against one another, each
in thn attempt to prove his noluh
bor cultivator of "the host dando
lion patch In town."
. Tho spirit of rivalry Is becoming
siiHi-per and sharpor..Tno concor
dant exiKtonco of peaco-lovlng and
toniperate Kmpoi-lans Is -threatened.
- Unless some means of arbl
tratlon Is discovered before lung
the civilisation built upon the plain
so 1 laboriously by our noble pro
Bonitoi-s will bo utterly deslroyod
Jonathan will kill David and hro
llier will fight brother tooth and
nail. And oil Iwcauso of a danrtu
Hon patch. 1
' Pearo cannot come by concilia
tlon alone. l Tho cause of tho con
fllct must bo removed. Tho most
satisfactory means of accomplish
Ing this. end would bo tho holding
of 1 a great public fenst at which
dandelion greens would furnish the
bill-of faro.' Dandelions broiled
with' bacon, dandelions boiled In
vinegar,' dandelions blanketed In
ci-enm sauce, dandelluns served lp
all the Ingenious ways In which
only dandelions 'can' bp seryed.
Thus not only would the cause of
tile war- hp ottmlnHlcd, but men
wtilUd forget their ' petty diffor
encra In the good-fellowship and
tolerunce which one feels for an
other with, whom ho has shared a
meal,
If ll woio anothor place and an
othtri; time, the suggestion that tho
blossoms of. the plant he, utilised to
add to the conviviality of the af
fair might be seriously considered.'
, As things aro, 'there remains only
. the possibility that' the delicate
ambrosia of the yollow buds be
concocted Into spring tonlo fur
mangy mules. . ,
;
' To Muti-Kn Scissor
When tho scissors are dull, run
the blades across tho neck of a
small bottle, In the name position
as though cutting oft the neck of
the bottle. "' - ;
Here Is Secret
Of Skin Beauty
A Vonderfu! discovery Is the new
French process Which give MKL-LO-OLO
race Powder Its unparal
leled) smoothness and makes It stay
on longer. The purest powder
mode Its color lii tested. Never
gives a pasty or flaky look) Will
not Irrllate or clog the poreal Ila
youthful bloom stnya on lunger. Re
member -the nnme JSI l-;i,l.l-(! I,C.
Jlciilli'a i'l'Ug Sluro,
WE HATE TO HAVE THEM GO
Miiy be a selfish' ' vicwjpphit, but, wq can't aroi'ise ajiy enthu
siasm' over the "promotion of Perry 6rawfowL general man
ager of the California Oregon Tower Gmpwn.r, to "become
president of the American Utilities Service Com pany'of Chicago.
Paul McKco, W. JT. Shepliard, rcrry urfl.wiorci, litre are
iree active officials of '.'Copeol" who have faff to take more
responsible and lucrative positions ejtiew.henj. In. each 'case
what was 'some other eoniiuiniitv 's gain was Medford's distinct
loss. Capable, clean-cut and pitblic-sjurited men, all of them.
1IL. Tioi.rt' 1imi urn'' ' '" ' ' 't ' ''-'"' '
Promotions and frequent transfers seem popular an large
public service corppraUqns.., If UiP;Bylle!)y CprPpraUon should
consult us we would uuggest that as far as executive changfcs
are concerned tlie'y"caH'it a day., and allow' the ' personnel to
stay put for a wliife.' Jledford necdV jermancncc in the type
of citizenship these Copco officials .represented. . '
THE HIGH COS
T sometimes takes a great tragedy ,to-bring a neededrcform.
The Sloeuin dis'a'sler a quarter of ji century ago revolution
ised safety appliances on American sliJps. The Iroquois catas
trophe created a new and safer
1 So this Cleveland hospital holocaust-will undoubtedly lead
t6 radical changes in hospital construction and methods. In
this direction we notice the . American Hospital Association of
Chicago has already called a meeting to consider the adoption
of new. safety measures m hospital A-ray, rooms and lanorato-
i. ..' .-. . -
It scenis regrettable'tliat the
sons at.leBs cost. But, as. civilization is. at resertt' constituted,
. . ' -. f" 1 '' - ;t ''' ,y' i.J 11.. 1 L A 1 1-1. 1
bitter experience seems to ds
at times,. the only effectiye"one;v.;." ( ' ',:
W.IIILK on this subject it might' be' Sppropriate to all at
tention to tliq iiiiglit of "Mrs. -Mury 'pierce, and the Graf
Zeppelin. . "; " " ' . i '
In doing so we must take a
writing it is impossible to kuow whetther tho experience of Mrs.
Pierce is to end merely in a good scare or tragedy.
We fervently hope for the former outcome. For the latter
ms no proper place as a backgroiind for 'hat wc aro going
to say. .
The point is this -. . .. "
When a nieo. solicitous husband tike Mr. Pioree goea to the
trquble. and fexpensp of cabling,
a., ccftnin trip, an4 gets his own government to back up that
rotjuestL--aforesBid wife should under no circumstances disobey
lum. ' Not only for his good, biit for hers. ; ' ' '
.it.' . ..
FOR, as the present situation demonstrates, only serious trou
,blc can result If the trip liai liecn' successful, Ave know
what the gist of Mrs. Picroq's
have been: '
"I, told you so, Jphhj you were' wrong agiiin!": '
Troupe, no end 'of itl 'And; now if tragedy is averted we
know what John's inevitable comment will be:
told you not to go, Mary. Perhaps the next time! etc. "
i More trouble. In fuct, nothing but trouble regardless of the
outcome . .'-.
SO, for the sake of that bulwark of Society, the family, and its
rorner-stono, domestic' discipline, wo do hopo Mrs: Pierce
gots a good sehre, for she deserves it. 'And for our own sake.
and tho sake of air navigation,
mind of those who have friends and relatives on the Graf Zep
pelin, vciiope her experience is no more serious. i
As is always tiro easo when
umn, there willlbe some who agree and some who don't. But one
thing wo do regard as certain. The members of the Ancient and
Honorable pkler' of Husbands will secretly give their approval
even if they don't euro to express -their sentiments aloud.
Then again1 two cars save many a quarrel about who made
the dent in the npw, fender.
Queer govorninnnt;1 It" quarantines the district '' where the
fruit fly. startctl but -makes no
bridge. ' '
Wo feel quite sure there is' a nioral in the fact that whero 12
years ago everyono in France was trying to bring down German
'dirigibles, everyone there today is trying, to savo one. ,
Maybe tho Indian' stock can be absorbed and merged into
our family treo,' but years of patient grofting and trimming
have failed tq eliminate him.
Onae more Gleniin Collett
golf only to losQcth; championship. .Hut for hard fighters like
Clcnna there is always tho 'noxt
MUTT AND JEFF
fmiT INWlTfiB MS TO I to,v,crt WILL SCT I ;N t VrJ0VMS K CANi'T") -'p " hu.0 , J cFi7l . Sf.' ' V"l "flfT jR '
"vjft THe FIRST TlAAS 1 p' tYSe HCT f .HAKE HGjJ iS? 1
' -''11 c..,. :
OF.PftOqBESS
code of theatre construction.
-; : '
human, race.eau!t learn its les
nop oniy . iuo oust, icucuer, uut,
decided chance. For at this
'
his beautiful wife, not to mnkq
. -
greeting to her husbaii4 would
and the happiness and peace of
we express opinions in this col
"effort to' limit the spread of
"
,
has gained the finals in British
time,"'
Jeff ' Slumming Today
Personal Health Service
' 1 '?)-;.
4 By WILLIAM
Siena lottos trrtstslsc perMsl kssHfc osd kygloiM, not Is dtsoeso Hiewk u
milurt, wUl bt ssemd bt Dr. wnOj If stamps oelf-sdansMd n?lopo lo ojicleeod.
Lottors ssosM bo brio! ss4 wrlttoa n Imlc. Owlog to tbo largo nsmbor el. lotlors ro
oolfoa, ODlr few ssa ko unml kon. go roplr eon bo ndo to qatrtm set soafona
lag te Inooeettons. AUnm Pi. WlUlsai Brsdy, ui csro of this aowopsBoi.
THE I'llEVALENCIK OP
- Popular, ideas of. science are
sketchy, fragmentary, tinged with
Imagination and usually . untom-
pered i by reason
of common Bense
Popular writers
In many Instances
feel no,. diffidence
about presenting
t'h e- "wonders of
science" t o the
laity without any
editing or eye n
any counsel by a
scientist, Fow lay
readers are capable of weighing
tho credibility of, these half bakorl
newspaper or magazine Items, and
especially so with respect to hu
man science, for human science Is
the most neglected of all branches
of science taught In high, school or
college - ' ' -
These thoughts are thrust upon
me every day by the ch.arac.jtor of
tho questions people' ask; not
merely the dumb ones that -Just
naturally ask foolish questions, hut
all. classes and grades, ot people,
from college professors, ministers,
lawyers, editors to taxi- drivers,
nallcomen, newsboys and chorus
girls. . . A considerable number o(
these queries aro evidently, prompt
ed by a bit of newspaper or maga
.zino solenco the writers 1 have
.picked up, for quits frequently
there Is reference to tho Item If
not a clipping ot It, with tho ques
tion, , - ' ' -,
'or Instance, In tho last year or
two .thero has- been circulated
around tho country, both In news
papers and In magazines, a curious
Item purporting to - come . from
Vienna,' tolling hom.. some aavant
has discovered a way to nourish
tho human body through the skin,
and. there Is just, a vague hint that
tfiis miracle 1b effected by a apo
dal combination, of certain nutri
tive elements, etc., which spells to
my mind - merely, the advahoo
agont's preparation of customers
for-the new body . bulder, tonic,
nerve strengthener or w-hat car, we
do for. you. I, have received, cup
pings of. thin Item, 'from time to
tlmo In the year or two it has been
bandied about, and for a whilo I
kept them, Just for fun, but my
Intorost laggod after 50 or so from
different sources had apoumulated.
It Is really a scundal to our. nal
tlonal Intelligence that thero Is no
check on the publication, broad
casting or circulation of such non
sense . In--the name ' of - "science."
Unquestionably It has a most
harmful Influenoe on the natl9nal
woll. being. Why la It that this
sort ot thing gooa on unrostralned
and without any-protest even from
tho vlotlms when they disooror
how .ogroglouely thoy have boon
mlslod or docelvod?
UnvA1. n Kllnnlnir from an' article
by an honest to goodness scfentist,
In fact a chemist, about some atil
mul cxperlmontaUon or rosoarch In
wittcit a vague rotardlng cftcot on
tho arowth of a peculiar form -of
animal tumor that Is not transmis
sible to man was noted, when tho
animals wero treated with alumi
num and calcium salts. This
chemist grabs-the note and turns
it Into a good salable newspaper
or maaazino story, All he has to
do Is copy out the details from the
scientlfla report, and append there
to an Inane remauk to tho effect
that this work has a posHlblo ap
plication to tho treatment of hu
man cancer.- Oruel, I call that,- It
earned a few dollars for tho needy i
chemist, perhaps, but what effect
did It havo on tho victims of cun
cor? I toll you I most heartily
damn this chemist and all of his
ilk when I havo to try to oxpleln
to tho victim's of tho hoax that one
should never -take nowspaper or
magazlno stories of new cures or
remedies Rcriously. . ' ' ' '
Josh Billings lllllo' knew how
prevalent tho complaint was des
tined to bocome when ho first de
scribed It: "The trouhlo with a lot
of plain people Is they know so
many things which ain't so." .
9i.i;sTi(Ns and ixswrcns
IMot for What Have You
IMcnso lot mo havo a diet for- a
person who hns high . blood prat-ure.--Ur.
.8. B.) - -
Please sond mo a list ot food
suitable for a diet. (Miss H. B.)
I didn't ask you to proscribe
for me. I meroly. askod you to
BUKgoat a diot for my trouble. Of
courso It you want to air .your vaat
knowledge. . . .- J. J.).
Answer. I know of no diet for
high blood pressure. I, suppose
Miss II, means ti diet that will help
her to reduce If so, I do not nl -
BEADY, M. D..
BIMl.VGS OO.MI'liAINT
vise girls' under 19 years of ago to
attempt, reduction unless--? under
proper mcdleal supervision. J. 7.
evidently assumes' that prescribe
refers only to medicine. It refers
to diet, exercise, massage, prayer,
bathing, surgery, .rest, cllmato, or
any other remedial , measure, as
well as medicine. No doctor can
honestly tell what diet a person
should follow If tho doctor has not
examined the person.
Something for. l loor?.- Jiof Sir
PJcase send me details of your
diet, etc., for duodenal ulcer and
oblige. (It. C. IV.) , .
Answer. Brother, pleese peruse
the foregoing comments, and know
that I have no such diet, etc. I
think the wise patient with duode
nal ulcer will follow no diet except
that laid down by his own physt
clan. Attempts at self dieting are
likely to lead to grave' Impairment
of nutrition, because nearly all cut
and dried "diets" aro adapted to
tho ulcer tretamopt but not to the
nutritional requirements ot 1 the
patient. 1 .
Flaxseeds ''
I should like to try flaxseeds fdr
constipation, but I am a -diabetic,
on a restricted diet. Is- there any
food value 1n flaxseeds, that
should have to reckon on? (Mrs.
C. V. M.) -
Answer. I. believe, though I do
not know, thai flaxseeds have Borne'
value for man. Linseed oil, I am
Informed, is - commonly used to
adulterate olive oil. ' However,
should say tho teaspoonful or two
of flaxseeds you- tSSte In llou of
physics would not seriously upset
your calculations of dietv Of course
you should have your ' doctor's .q';' k.
on It. ' v.'A' i'.
(Copyright John F. Dlllo Co.) :
4 :
"O' cnui-so I've 'name taken my
wlfo around where' tlior wm any
blp; oil men, but I've nevor lmd oc
casion to douht her dtiriu' the
lvlmlo year -we've Iwrn maiTlcd,'
lKui.su-d Ister Small tills mornin',
while dcfcnrtln' women. I reirtciii-
ber when a feller wouldn't think
o' loafln' ai-oiuid anjtliing as tame
ns a candy sltop.
4
Communications
Gnlil Ilullcts Is Praised
fro tho Kdltor:
I notice thut the Mall Tribune
is publishing Charles O. Booth's
story, "tlold Bullets," as a serial,
and thought your readers might no
Interested In a fow facts about the
author. . Ho Is a neighbor of mine,
living nt Ocean Beach, the' next
town below La Jolla, on the way to
San . Diego. He is an I-lnglishman,
slight, blonde, of medium height,
with a fine intellectual face, and Is
thoroughly educated, after the
British munner. He lives with his
mother In a little bungalow, and
tvorks - hard,- taking his business
seriously. Hes can't turn out a story
every week, or every month, after
the Wallaco-Oppenhclnt manner,
but you will mite that when he
produces a yarn tho work Is well
done. He writes detective stories
because there Is a ' good market,
for them and ho needs the money,
but he hns ambitions, and as he Is
young. I believe he will distinguish
himself genuinely before he quits,
lie often drops Into Iny shanty to
talk 6f books and honkmcn, and
MAIL TRIBUNE - -
DAILY CR03S WORD PUZZLE
, , ; ALKOSS .
I. Statical iBftra.
meot
I. Cotniinatta of
ammunia
II. Anrlent Mate "
dooEaa city
IS. Ordinarily po
lite 13. Illicr la Italy '
J&. Craoueeant '
II. Anto-CbrUtlsa
era
II. Arcadia (pool)
tl. Knrioinreo ror
animals
49. Tiie mnn who
for It
IS. JMot of candi
dates tl, Projfctlnir part
of eunrch''.
A X J p"o iHicp"M to
ti i a U a cpE hIIs" a IoIT
S t sJaIsIaIt iTjoR"f ' '
Ai8Tej"yjo TTvnUN f
' nf1 r 3 aIsP'" "
M I L Lijjf lljitt iell wcia T
a t i rvjo yin1s
t i tT Cit a i rJiM i fcSj
lois t i Ha n o a Ho a i
pLi. A J f" a "iTl 7 a?
M o TlIT it" a v vLfT i. t
to. -Car for. carry
-Ing ore ..
M. Carry
43. PMroD iplst of
tallri .. - :
hi Cane to plecet ' . ' i"'1
29. Mineral wring ir.Wrv;
.. in.-. iff. Seornfnl tzrla
Minuses
form)
II. Meet
SS. Work to-
Kettier
i, Concentrle
rlrcles
IT. 'ootlei '
8. Tolerable . J 6. Olrl'n nlek-4.-PoMatre
" name
tlirouph wood! I. Admittance
AO. A mouth 7. Eiiffllsli geolO'
fil, A lidding back f ' uM
!. Again (preUx) . 8. Slonntnln pais
M. jcmbo1lment In Ncrada
' 1 1 tTll -...; , f. Knman (fod of
&S. Itoildenee lower world
7. I.onor animal 10. Spanlib ortl
18. Marsh (Heot) do
: (Copyright, J929, Associated Press)
place
it. Egyptian title
manning .
father
Si" - I'1 - ii
5-7 - - -5
19 . 20 . "" TT . . 7 " xi IX
Li
'."':.v ' ' ' tM ; ; '
14 W 11 - 2
"' " ' '-Msi -' -'ifi .
- - ' .'' , -
N . . - -.'.
W iT : "cT""" ; m 51 t
ttMz
Mim j-
mm I I ' I Wk- I I I k .1 -A
he knows a lot. His story Vfjold
Bullets" has made a real hit with
tho detective story fans, and he is
now busy on another yarn, and is
trying to make it 100 per cent bet
ter.' WALT MASON.
La Jolla, Calif., May 13, 1929.
I
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pago Ono.)
Stevens institute of -Technology,
highest kind of highbrow Institu
tion, sends $3,000,000 into the
"street" for investment in stocks
Instead of bonds, as usual. '
It bought one stock, sold, half
for more than the whole thing cost
and is quite satisfied.
Hut the wise gentleman INVEST-
ED he didn't gamble. 'Let the
little fish paying 16 and' 20 ' per
cent Interest on gambling mouey
remember that. , .
Edsel Ford, representing 'his
father,' Henry Ford, Thursday
turned over the first spadeful of
earth to start the new Ford fac
tory In England. . '
Invasion of Great Britain by
American Industry interests tho
British and does not pleaso.'&U of
them. .. : - ::
However, Americana will ' selaei
the European automobile market
unless Europe can compote In quan
tity and costs - r
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., of General
Motors, who bought the biggeBt au
tomobile works In Germany, is Raid
to he buying two big concerns in
France and Italy. ' , .
The automobile business Is an
American business.
' Too- bad as much cannot be said,
as yet, for the airplane business.
-,'- .-.""'. !. --,
Thursday was pleasant for gen
tlemen that toll not, neither do
they spin, sending their money to
the "street" to be lent on "call."
The price was 15 per cent, 3 per
cjent more than rates charged by
pawnbrokers. And the pawnbroker
must keep the moths out ot youa,
overcoat- No moth to keep out of!
stock exchange securities, put up I
for loans at 15 to 20 per cent.-,
13, Karly soeral
enroers
II. l,oreit deck of
- Tend
18. Approral
17. Thicket "
IS. One newly "-
arrived
it. rlaec of
- J)urlal
S2. llrore
tl. Operatlo lolo
as. jog
27 Meaenres .of '
lenath -
sa. small aall
St; W
11. Teacher (slang)
32, Hair orna-
monls
11. Mctul-bcarlng
racks
31. Uncloses (poet.)
si. wuoeTcr
St. Egyptian
hawkbeaded
: . tOHrt
1. Hirer In HU.
god
SO. Mohnmmedan
noble
40.-Yonug of tire
eodflsA
it. Away
it, African ante
lopes ii. bmoll. qo an ti
tles 'i ;
46. Uottom part ot
a room . ;
48. Jirlstie
49. Sneer '
CI. Olrl's nnnte
48. Hcail coTerloj
ti. Symbol for
antimony v
C8. Eye (Scot.!.
9. HeilarlloK-
I. Klona
It May Be
lliwnt
When your
Childrenw
for It
' fastoria is a comfort when Baby
iB fretful.. No sooner taken than tho
little one is at case.-. 'if restless, a
-few drops soon bring contentment.
'No harm done. for. Castoria fs a bahy
remedy, meant for babies. Perfectly
safe to givo the youngest iniant;
you have the doctors word for that I
It is vegetable product and you
could use it every day. But it's in
an emergency tiiat Castoria means
most. rkme night when constipation
must be relieved or colic pains or
other suffering. Never be without it;
Some mothers keep an extra bottle,
onoicned, -to make sure there .wll
always be' Castqria,-iathe house. -.It
is effective for older : eh ild-ren, too;
read the book that comes with it.
Do Yoa Remember?
10 YEARS AGO TODAY;
(From files of Mall Tribune)
May U, 1J.
NC-4 reaches Azores two other
navy planes lose their way flrat
crossing of Atlantic by air. . j
fane h u n d re d' boys attended '
Barnca'.clrcusJ today, as lid Brown's .
gueats. . -:.-;- '"..,'-
Itnlnh Altken of the 20th Engi
neers arrived in San Francisco and
will bo mot by his parents, Mr. an
Mrs. Jack Altkun. ' ,!
Hurry. Hawker's attempt, to fly ,
fmni London to ew 1 era mna
whon ho Is forced to land at sea.
100 miles from Dingle !Bay.
4b YEARS AGO TODAT
(Ftom files of Mail Tribune) .
May 17, l0. -
Ashland secures title to 40 acre
In Ashland Creek cahyon for a. city
park. ', I ... ' , ''.-. '
B. Conner, former Chicago' club
man and friend of Honore Pataer.
found a bird's nest iihis coat pook
ot at his ranch at Table Rock this
morning In whloh were five little
woodpeckers. He decided to.fecd
them until they can flyl. ,;'
Supt. W. F. Arant reports eight
and a half Inches of snow ut-Orator
Lake.;,.'... ,': :- -v.-''- j
Ex-Benator Fulton refuses to ac
cept ambassadorship to China, and
Harvey Scott refuses to be ambas
sador to Mexico. - ' ; . ' ' '; '.. ' '
1 Six men with circus day Jags
were fined $35 by the city recorder.
Pat Doyle was fined 15 for going to
sleep on a couch on Dr. E.. B.
Plckols' front porch. , ' .
A. C. Joy hue been elected prlnr
clpnl of .lacksonville school
Good Hcallu' and a Happy Homo
utc. , '"..'"'.
Healthy people usualty get along :
woll togother and enjoy a happy
homo life : Tired, ailing, nervous
people aro not so- fortunate. Mrs.
Black of Virginia says: "Life la '
worth living again, and I no longer,
feel bluo and discouraged since
Foley Pills dlurotio drove away
those dreadful pains and made me .
a well woman." When oppressed
with backache and rheumatic stiff
ness worn out with kidney and
bladder weakness, take Foley Pills
diuretic. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For sale by .larmln & Woods Drug
Store, cor. Main and Central.
6U AND HOLLY ST.). PHOHB 94
A Complete Gleaning and
Dyeing Service v
V
AND y OU 11
4-. Times Dai.yl
Convenient dnily schedules to
all California points. Big,
smooth-riding coaches of the
world's greatest motor stage
system assume utmost comfort
and safety. :,
, , SOME LOW FARES
San'' Francisco ...
Sacramento
Los Angeles .......
San Diego
Yreka
Redding
Dunsmuir ....'.
:....412.15
S10.60
$19.00
122.00
12.15
.:........5.65
S3.80
Ask about low fares east,
"'':'rr. - DEPOT """"v''
Hotel Jackson, 102 So. Central
.V ':'; ' ' : Phone S09 ",''- .'" '
By BUD FISHEF