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PACE EIGTIT M"EDFORD fATL TKIBtTKE, rEDFOBD, OREdOy, TUESDAY, .TUNE 4. 1929. BEDFORD MAIL XKIBUXE Dallj, fmitt, Wartls HiDruKu riuniwo CO. it-ir-ii k. ru l roe auBEirr w. arm. Mil DlMFTiUI SMITH. tnWI A. lodepemkot Nrwapaaee tolafad M leranl tlm autlar t Utttu. treton, lindar Act tf MutC S, 1ST'. BUBSCKIPTCUN KAIEJ B7 Hull In Ackaitta: ' Dallr, ltl tluntu, w IMJlr, wl t-to SuodAr. awotb baaj, rtUmut Sunday, year Dtllr, without SU-xlaj, bcdUi..., Wck!r Mail Tricot. AM jav. . , a i 1.00 1 .&o i.oo ; 11, lyrta. to .aim-J mkom JvliotTU.e, Cnitrtl Point, rbocoii, Idtot, OeW ( Hill tod on HUbviyt: . I Dallf, vlUl HunJtj. BODth ,T3 lullf, without Sunday, JB00IO oa lull j, ttthout SuDdaf, om ftil T.00 Viij, lilh fturrfUjr, om ;w 1.00 AU U'BJ, uub Is idiux. UEMHTB OF THE ASSOCIATED PKEfll Bmliirtg Ml Ued Wif fttfltCT Tb AuodiiMl Prm la eirlutlrety tntltled U tbt me for publication of til om dispttebM eredltwl to It of u!xt ernlitcd lo thli piper, Dd also to the loci) oewi publlibtd bertln. All rlfbu for pubi.eUoB U ipecUl dlipttehM bertio ua iIm roened. Offldil pacxr of the Cliy of Hedfer. Official pKt of JuUita County. Swore dally atpfict drraUUoa for tlx aocthi iodine Oct. 1, ly'Jfl. 4S8 Adrtrtltlnc Be-prwrnittn H C. MfMiKVPK.N A COMPANY Offkeo In Ne York. Chlea, DrtJ-s.lt, fnodse, Lof Ascda, Buttle, Portland, Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Parry Tho news thm Henry Ford In froinK to produce IiIm product by tho millions In Ru.vdu, would lie Just cause for aliirm In tlilK coun try If there was any wuy to Ket acroKH tho Atlantic ocean In one of the eontrnptlonn. Maybe the Hill linen, if the Portland chamber of commerce will allow them to build a rail road In thl astute, will Install crosslnKs that an autoist can beat a train to once In a while. YE KKI'K'IKNT l'AIVTKll Ohlo Slate JiHiriuil) The marvelous IhinK about the efficient house painter, and they all seem to be. ef ficient. Is the way he can be up on a ladder directly outside the window of the room, with special reference to tho bath room. In which some member of the family happens to bo at any Kven moment, and wo notice also that ho sings and whistles well and very steadily. A good car washing rain fell over tho valley last evening. "Gentlemen of tho Press" Is a talking picture of life in a panta torlum. People wonder where all the pins go. Why don't they try looking in the coat lapels of Li. Luldley and Clarence .Meeker? Htmwbcrries are now very plen tiful, and Khowfng up In tho middle of the strawberry shortcake. "The dead man scrawled his name In an illegible mini net- on the hotel register." (Mail Tri bune). - . i There Is- lots of Information theno dnys on the society pages Mnent "the bride-elect of June." There should bp a few words alKiut the groom, who elected him self. Tlie first farmer has stepped on a rusty nail, and It's time for a it-mall hoy to fall out of a t r.: and break two small bones in his forearm. The president has been asked to repeal the immigration law, (hat restricts the Influx of aliens to thuse shores. H should be. be tween the morgues and the pris ons, the nation is running out of bootleggers, counterfeiters and nic- turesque gangsters. Hut dealers are now eiieouraired and optimistic. ,s,.on the on and j daughters of I'nion county adults ; will be home from college and the monthly g.-.s bill always takes : a jump when there are youngsters to take the wheel. ( La (.ramie Observer.) Optimistic; note touted for the gas silo tenders of the Wide open spare. Tlie Portland ball team lost a tefi-lnning gume one day last week, and ia spite of all the visit, iiig t ca m cou Id do t bey hud to win It. Ilousecleaiiing has reactu-il the cussing stage, and most of the Mum-pipes are down. Tit temperance plan Wi'liani ! Kajidolph ilvHist pjiid IS.yuu Mr" is available, and the concensus of opinion i that he paid tuo much. The drug More tan is coming off on coat collar. j h.; Ttx.in'HKU iti'iirr-o: j Muscatine. Muscatine! ' tlf Houlhein low she In Hi,. i1Ue(n. ' The tihle are Hie ralr..it. The h" are Hie iuare:i, Uf any old town that we've se, n. ' We bit aitr.mu lor our home Iran ' W want you to come on don. 1 lo your woik and have J.in ui' betajaeeit. ! We'll serve sweet potatoes. 1 Kif.ty-veii timialoes, 1 Watci nieloiiH i, i, d canlaloup. Khould they not he too Rii-en. In all Uml. f wruther, We all hand loR..hnr. And boo.t for ari.i.d old .Muscatine.! (Iowa Humdiiiiter ilymn). j Cojnte,! III NEW VO.UK. June 4. (,pi ' Countess Koike HeiUHdotle, the tot ' mer Kslellc H. Mnnvllle. whose lies . band la a nephew of Kinr. (in,stnv of Sweden, was In Piflh Avenue hospital today after beittR taken oft a ship al quarantine sufli iiMir trom acute api endiclilH. Oreuon Weather Vnsettlcrt with showers toiilchl i and Wednesday.' continued mild. Moderate, variable winds on the I m& WHAT PEICT:, MODIFICATION? j TIIK nifsKii! to the American people: to "give Prohibition' mi honest trial'' is chiefly interest in 14 because it is signed. by no fmiiitiml Drys. Tlici-t" isn't a member of the Anti-Saloon Leafiui', nor an official of tlie Jfetlioilist Temperance Board of Tenipcriiiict' anion; tlielii. Henry Fonl, Tlionuis A. Kilison, ('apt. Hubert Dollar and J. C. renncy are too well known to reiuire comment. The i.tliers are not national fiirnres in tlie same sense, but they can T;?5jHll be classified under the title ness and professional men, ' . i,-i)m, fniti,,,, 1 lawyer, prominent clubman of Cooper I'liion, and the Association for Improving the Condi lion of the Poor. There is James X. .laivie, sii-ar magnate, director of the Southern Pacific, and the 15ank of America. There is Clarence II. Kclsey, prominent Yale graduate, presi dent of the Title Guarantee and Trust of Xew York City. There is K. A. Long, chairman of the Board of the Long Pell Lumber Company, who controls of the largest lumber plants in the country. There is Cieorge F. Milton, prominent Democrat, former edi tor of the Knoxvillc .Journal and successful Xew York pub lisher. There is James II I'ost, of the National City Hunk of Xew York and president of the National Sugar defining Company. There is Dr. Xtm. Jay Sehieffeiin, internationally known ! chemist and drug magnate; Ambrose Swusey, constructor of tlie Lick telescope, and millionaire manufacturer; A. A. Welch, Yale graduate, executive bead of the Traveller and Phoenix Mutual Insurance companies. " And finally, Alfred P. Soan, Jr., president of General Mo tors, regarded in iiKiuy ((iiartcis as the most brilliant big busi ness executive of this generation. KJOff why do these men take I gard Prohibition as a new religion, because they re gard the drinking of aMi'iuid containing more than one-half of one per cent alcohol us inherently wicked a violation of an Kleventh Commandment? Hardly. It can scarcely be the moral phase of the ques tion in this sense, which Jias impelled them to take this aution. It must be, we take it, for two main reasons: First, because tlief believe that law enforcement in this country must be upheld. And second, because they believe, that, from the standpoint of economics, the world position this country has achieved can't be retained unless outlawry of the liquor traffic is sustained. In other words, they are looking at Prohibition, not from the. standpoint of moral crusaders, but from the standpoint of practical, hard-headed business men. A iM in mis (ureeuim mid v" i . ji . i i : i a DorttiiKfc of this nnneiil. . . i . mii : i t uihuiis uvit liiiiu i m; unit, mis aM-ii un uiui sun "i lhiiij; HuUit is to briiiK into sliarp nluf a very important cle- mvnt in flit; )rol)lcni, whioh has been too generally overlooked, and which must he eousidered. That is, in brief: The effeet of J'rohibilioii, modifieation or repeal upon that familiar political slogan: "Ameriean prosperity and the full dinner pail." LET THE POWER TRUST BUY NEWSPAPERS YMS, wi! soini'tiiiu'S rend the ('onyri'ssionnl Jlceord, uml oc casionally feel repaid. J it tlie lust issue we ran into Hie recent passionate outburst of Unit venerable rudieul of Ncbniskii, Senator Xorris, ngiiinst j the power trust with particular reference to its attempted con trol of the press. If this t li 1 1 r!'"'s 'tried be, the only remedy will be the public ownership of newspapers. : How eliiirnelerislic of the lovable, lint somewhat "twisted," senior solon of the corn belt. ' If power control is bad, bow much belter government po litical control would be! A S a matter of fact, there is no reaon for alarm over this power trust control of newspapers. I.et them buy news paper.s if they W'jtnt to upend pr(,ve expenive. Jiut thev have a van so to prtsentt and if they . ... , ' , ., belie vl thev must own newspapers to properly present it, whv con ii.;hii t ' .The only danger wouhl be in keeping such control bcerel. As the New York World well says: "Kull und complete publicity about ownership, rather than laws restricting it, is the right answer to the problem." Absolutely true. The people of this eouniry are not fool ish as Senator Xorris so often assumes. Let them know whether a newspaper is free and independent or merely the mouthpiece uf some self-iuterested public utility, and they will do iho rest. Tliis nowei trust iii'wsi.aner , .I,. . m ' . bow absolutely stupid Hiir Jtttslliess can .sometimes be. the verv nature of the ' , . . . eeds of i1s own deU'at. rlf the ;MUTT AND JEFF IwUlT, vjrty DiT YOU BeCAUS HCRH'S AM. gaf THAT'S STRAWCSC. I'r-A ) S0M. IMVlTATtOaVj; IT SAVS '-i ' gfK fttZLLO UiHlT HOUSd' "7 MA.k THAT CRACK IrOVtTATlOM FOR MG TO 1 - iSs SOING TO DlMd AT TH D ,FF pLeASe. ' "DlMfi WITH ' W rFFr peAlr.r ' Y -J' J of conspicuously successful Imsi- ,,f v,.v York, for exami.1i.. and .philanthropist, president this action? Because they re-! I'n (imcciimii iimnr. lies nil! im- i . .i : i : t i : . n. It is not; iroini: to clmnire unv i r.. ,1,.,, , i- . i their money that way. It will rnnmni-'ii w mik- n nmol nf i nroDosal the rffort hs wilhin Social Complications Are Piling Up in Washington Personal Health Service Ij WILLIAM BRADY, M . D. Slcml IrrUni pcrUlainf to pmor.t be 1th tat h;,lw. sot to (IImim altfnotU r fcrettmeBC, will bt umtrio 07 Dr. Brad? II a vUmpcd, ?U-fcddrMJ aoveiofN U cncloMd. Letter should bo brio! and wrlttoo la k.I. Owlcc to tho Urge , amber of Utter, re. eelTod, on, o few CUB be ooewered ben. No rrpl out b rat-la to queried Dot MaJora log to tnatroctiono. AddreM Or. William Braity, la car of Uila Dewepaper. WE OMJ UOCti W1I.I. My counsellor and guide U-IU me that In 11 talk I gave recently about the nonentity of "nervous ,, , , , , breakdown." I left vlct.ma dUn,,l- depression" T banished. At firat bhirih I thought my mentor was quite rixht, and I felt dliwrouraKOd for I had flattered myself that i nati made a tnoro Job of the the repeated aUH,cJi are due to u aholitinn of "nervous exhaustion." .specific infection, und uses a bac But when I. attempted to select terin or vaccine prepared from a representative array of maladies , the specific verms obtained by cul to offer victims of tho bad nerve ( tUro from the individual patient, complex in place of the meaning-( guch treatment is generally disap less diagnosis, I saw that it could poiiilinK. not be done not in a health col-j Worth the Difri'ii'm-c umn, not if the court knows j Please' write about food values 'tse'f' of butter and oleo or other fats When I have pood news I am used in place of butter. L. W. mighty glad to publish it, so that) Answer Nearly or quite as everybody may help himself to j many calories in a pound of any it. Hut when I have bad news, j kind of oleomargarine as in a I prefer to .suppress it, unless I pound of butter, but no such but am convinced that printing It ter substitute can compare with will do somebody some good. f butter as a source of desirable or Things do not always turn out i necessary vitamins. Because of just this way. Here is an in- this the real butter is worth the stance that makes mo all the i difference in my judgment. IIow- more cautious: "Mother just asked whom I'm writing to, and when I told her she said she'd swear by that man, and I agretyl I would also.' when I'm not s wc a rl iik at you . . . Ko r I'ete's nuke don't put any more morbid stuff In your column. Kver since I read about the patient who up and died just as you were about to aspiiate the p 1 e u ra 1 ca v 1 1 y , . I h a ve been feeling squeamish about pleural shock. I have had about r.0 pneumos and never f'it a think', but I began to dream about pleural shock night after night, and it is juHt wearing off. I told my doctor, and he assures mo . . . but I now have a tick lish feeling every time he gives me the air. ..." The ";")') pneumos" the Torres pondent mentions mean. X think injections of air into the nleinal . rwvIt'. to put the dumajjci lung J " n"oiLv itw ii hki e, 1'ir a m one. This artificial pneumothroax treat ment is exceedingly valuable" in many eases of tubereultikis limit ed to one lung. I regret sin-! cercly the Impulse t hat made me ' print the item about "pleural shot k." T hope this reader and others will pardon me for lt. It Is pretty ' diffieult to conduct a column sueh as this In a perfectly I fair manner. un the one hand are n lot of renders who clamor for medical information and ad vice; on the other hand are a large number who properly object to morbid matter of any kind In! a family newspaper. My own estimate of tho effect of what I print here is scarcely unbiased. Vet the estimate of h layman is not necessarily much better as witness tlie suggestion my lay friend gave me about the nervous wrecks. Imagine the consequences of handimr a lot of well, ner vous people a list of diseases to try on! "With an implied hint that each victim must have some-, th'ng in the list! It Is quite a while since I left the dissecting room, yet here Ii am. still talking shop regardless; of the company or the occasion. j We old decs, will drag In 'these delliihlfui nnecdotes of tlie clinic : and the mortuary. Just the same, even it T do make a sick man sicker now and then. T have a barrel of letters here from iolk, both the sick and the well, who testify that what I have sub! here has made them hapnier. if not. weller, .so I am hoping for another message from my pneu mo thoracic friend saying "As you were nil -Is forgiven. Frances." QI'l-STIONS AM) ASVl-:ilS Skin Still ImiHTvloas. Another newspaper doctor tell: the world, as per clipping In-i closed, that drug ran get into the skin by mixing with the grease on the ond being picked up. I'V the blood. Y.u newspaper: doctors should try to acree about 'these thinu. It. v. w. UK .MOItltllt, YOU KNOW. Answer Wo should, of course, , I'Ut suppose one of us is suusi-j ; 1 ljy u ,Jru '"u "-'st that I i uuives un the poijular notion thai! Ule Mn ca a4UIlltIe lu4absoI.b inn in tlie air ihiiiB-j that way? with no vUlMej luuiiuniiy Auiitot Crl. nicanH of ix-lort.j My a yt-ar old un fro-! My friend says l,(iufiit cohlu and iny dut-tur advise: Khould have pre-; iiioculiitinoa fur tln-yi. ru-anwi wnU-n the poor tull mo whether tlu-y a'ru all rijfhti norvuuH wrecks for unv HO joudk. 1 urn not with an assort-; groatly in favor of ih;m, as 1 1 inent of ailinent.-j am afraid tlu-y may do more harm lo choone from, than food. Will abide by yuurj to take the place 'udvice. Wru. 11. J. W. of tho "nervous; Answer In mv indL'tur-nt tho wGiKht of evidence .s unfavoniblo , to tho Ijat tenn or bacterial vaccine ; ; treatment of such a statu. I be-! : Ucve tJiat unless tho doctor finds! ever, if good butter ih not avail able, oleo may be used instead, provided the vitamins are obtain ed from other things in the diet. For example, fresh raw milk or cream, and fresh eggs. (ioito.r Some doctors say I have an in ward goiter. Others say no. ! .Sometimes when eiiUm? I choke j on a lump that comes up in my I throat. IMcase tell me the symp toms of goiter. Mrs. M. Answer If the doctors are In capable of deciding whether it is goiter' or not, how futile it would be for 'ou to attempt to diagnose the,, trouble. Your com plaint does not suggest goiter. Hut I advise you to select one doctor and abide by his opinion. Ivy Vulsoniny. i fioniethinjj to relieve ivy poison lm; .-. , V. t , , i ' Answer Apply a lotion made of tincture f iron chloride and water hair and half. (Copyright John F- Uille Co.) I FA-I'rcsidcnt ( iHilidaf says thcr. u. n.'ver n tlnit alaeii money nl wntt ,ls mu,. us it is liMl iy. ; but lie !hMutd he plat! he mi writ In when n rem n word uuz "lop" with Hie Century 'in' other' mimaziiirs, DrusalM Artie Small has an attractie window dis- pT.ii-. o' pruuine piv-wur Ituir ; tonic. i Brisbane'sToday (Continued from Page One.) Alfred P. Sloan. .lr.. head of,; c.eneral .Motors; Henry Kord. Thos. t. r.owon aim l ouiers urKw "' people to "give prohibition an hon- en! chance." These good, solemn busines-.! 'men. in their touching appeal, say: I "There would be little traffic In' . MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE ACHOSS t. H on U c- pi !. K(.UtHl 1, ihifrrl'ir Oi'muD S I.'.raltijr II. WclMiinl .Hunt 1. II u ni, filoiy r iiTtrlriaf 17. Jlfasuro of d it rally a 14. Horn It. Pirl of ft hmIIo 50. M.iscBllne im tn r I. sn-di, im rp-jit: rod. H, Ulrt Mterntiiri 51. Ii's nirk n:imn t-. Perlare St. Ox ruhed for hpft S3. O.rrf port. 3U. II lout), ctiuib. f-irni 31. Wander n)m h-vuly f!. Sour 41. Mm a I ring or rail 43. Knrllltf 41. I-'uniNhpd with n nczlp II. I. ot It Ktand 47. f:.!ire uf lent: tli 4a. s;a!iiit 32. Poer tiy nVi untlif r Solution ol Yesterday' Puzzle ,fo t JJ i ,vu oi v i o c as ESiEK o fin T,.l E EJ N l 9 T 6SP i O K Bg TtT f s.r:'mS!:sS s t c r i o gut G t oaaw e l . r.aISs N on iT'l !l EHS'T'E L io w t Rviao i .(:Hn I psgj "i g y 8ta" t S3 IVrmlt 1. Hentf-tioM pet fr. Son uf AlitU' ' hniri 1. Narrow nay flJ. Asht'lited I. Ilevcraire 00. Volf;mo In Sicily . Silk net yet twisted T. Mlstnae Ahoaiid B!. S.C1I1T Jlnbiloal , i Ti 15 4 1 15 fc P7 fc, ; q F7o f7 u 15 . ft p . . . . 3fc 37 2? ' ' ? 19 ' . jo 31 T" "IT" i'-A ! " rT ' 1 . ... . 7 soi i M Si 54 3T !TT 15 s? 'Co XT Illegal liquor if only criminals pat- rouized it. We must awake to tlie larger numbers of law-abiding citi-. zens is supplying tlie rewards and stimulating crime.'' .At least 10.000.000 people have I been awake to that 'fact for some years.' Tlie bootleggers' list of eus- tomera is a complete who's who ami social register. A law lhat "respectability" de fies proudly, and that gives hun dreds of millions a year to organ ized crime, is something that busi ness men and others may wtll take ! seriously. j Note one curious lact. Tlio gov urnment could diminish afitkg prui'its at least 60 per cent by .mak ing it a felony to buy liquor. Respectability v.nuld be less proud of breaking the law if It meant jail. . ' Can it ho that real enforcement S of prohibition is not wanted. In i burglary you punish the burglar and the man that buys stolen goods i from him, knowing them to be' stolen. i Why the tender treatment of '. those that bnv UIpl'hI whiskev? i Mure than half the politicians buy jit and drink it. That is the ex- j pluuation. Consider tlie very Kcv. Herbert U Johnson, dean of St. Taul's Episcopal cathedral in Detroit. He told a congress of tlie Pro- (esiant J'.niscopal cburcli at Ann Arbor that his congn galion, which lie railed capitalistic in character, would not let him preach on prohi hitinn, sex or labor. He has resigned ami gone.5 abroad. ' I know that six of my i vestrymen have wine cellars.'' is ; Sll!l one of his statements. That may"1 ) interc.-.t the 4 business men. and six in nine is not a high perccul Yesterday was King George's birthday, and the world learns ! with pleasure thru his health is better, lie is a good man and i rOiwl L IlllT Ttx raiali.lil iiln hlu ;ith , , ehanned fivp cnnil Itrltishers into HrltiRh peers uf the t reiiiu, , The Kuver to make noblemen ot commoners Is a most valuable and economical facultv of rovaltv. t. t'nlt 10. Concern 11. Annmg li. Heavy metal Ll. t'emiitiiic uai'Jt t It ;E Nl r- am d li'l-ePB s. Hrzlllan el T R:e A : NN E 30. t almitie or rn durKurr 31. Small medlctul ahirld 3i. wire measnro. nirnt 33. I.. Trie poem 3w. Ui-uat of b'Jr deu :S. Sent 3. Kofitlike port r. Uudent in. ran of: unlfl ti. Primary r-jlor to. Siiltft uf elelo field E A ' N TaaEVC 186 R O W .1,6 T E dKl a a E'OGlf 9 u S I :A;G!R'A M S e 1 tTu !K tJoJT Rttje ajj e j t ! c j I1. t lick heclle &0. Salislanee used drnnliard . curdle milk !1. Fruitmeutt left S''- at u meal Helper IIOWN 5. Vertical pnle 1. Knehnrlsllc Cast amoreuj dates Klnuced 2. Mount of So. I-nrire woody Olhea plunt 3. Ilnlr ulntmmt 'T. Wornith 4. IHareroed ir: comb, i. Hole's form 6. Tlemrannr 'eon T. tiratltled tU Mnll'i-r of 8. Net aaater- , nolle Uijlit 83. First woman Read Bacon's letter of advice to , King James on the government ol that an Irish nobility be created and- a reasonable number knighted. Human beings like to think they are better than others. l-'Jes in our secret societies prove it. - To be called a grand exalted supreme sometr.ing een ucusiub us luul-u States democrats. , Quill Ppints Perhaps the forests thai; got pet rified contained more than the nor- J nu'.l content of wood alcohol. ' i j The disadvantage in breaking a j date is that you must walk home ; af !er he's broke. . The congressman who says peas are easier to raise than any other ve''e:alIe probably never tried it with a knife. ) a voimg intenectua! one who thinks a Hible quotation clever if you credit it to Shakespeare. Must have imagination. says i i job i ;' help-wanted ad. Probably f writing resort literature. A hic k (iiv.r. U a place whciv n niiv Klrl always cptain the ripaceue?. an for her hntlur. cry nuisance miuht be wors'.; iosc s.-me)ody should lliiuk of. Kat More Spinach'" week. ' Those . ho shake their heads , when talking over the phone prob-1 a'dy think t.ie rattle can be heard ; at the other end. 1 The next time government de cides to "get" an oil man. it should try him for spitting on the floor. Americanism: Keeling flattered berause seven uniformed atttmd-1 i aii:s bow to you: U'irking because ' lie overhead makes a sandwich I .wr'iin cents Modern version: When you must , Hllo. ujHtTe i AM MOT AM A tSOVCRlNJ IS T23S.ATl0fJl. Do You Remember? lO-l'KAKS AGO TODAY (From files of Mall Tribune) June 4, 1919 Ilay hands in the valley are n. ported scarce. Klevon vac.aniii8 in the Federal Labor bureau list here can't be filled. Weather bureau predlctB a light frost for tomorrow. Mayor Gates announces theru will be a public dance for returned soldiers at the Nat., June 11. Austria refuses to accept peace terms presented at Paris. Twentieth U. S. Engineers given routine welcome un their arrival In Portland1. , ' 20 YEAItS AGO TODAY (From files of Mail Tribune) June 4, 1909 J. E. Karkdull circulates a peti-! tion asking President laft to par. don "Charles Nickell, convicted lu land fraud cases. , Butte Falls. There is a linger ing doubt among our people as lo the completion of the P. & B. rail road extension. They have been so often fooled they have lost con fidence. Seattle. Cold and threatening weather cuts down attendance at Alaska-Yukon fair. Ad: See Wilbur Wright, thy wizard of the air, fly at the Savoy , tonight. Ad. For sale, one of finest rid ing mares in southern Oregon. Many people know her. Gentle, pretty, fast. Knquire of Court Hall. choose the lesser of two evils, hit the pedestrian. Election: A process much like a player piano. The returns you get depend on the roll you put in. Nothing ele so humanizes a great, mini as the publication of his golf score. i One way to discover, how a Kir! j looks in negligee is to stop a sport ! roadster in front of her bouse at ! 'J a. m. and honk. w(at a wom , she we.lrs f,f,( ',, . . ., ' ' .r'. wears a ridintr (labit when she hasn't the habit: gets a divorce suit when she can't suit. The o(l piimes couldn't survive j moriprnLsm. Tno modern laundrv. for ex;,m,p, took au tho mysterv out of tno oM ame cancd "Who'd got the button." Correct this sentence: "She scolds the boy just beehuso she's out of humor," said the father, "but I never interfere -to, defend him." - . , Correct this sentence: "Ajnd thn we divided the property,' Said oiif of tlie heirs, "and part";, -as good friends." ; The Rex Cafe THE PLACE TO EAT Good Food Good Service THE CLIFT SAN FRANCISCO CEARV at TAYI.OR ST. A selected hotel for those who appreciate the bcit without cxtavagance , 540 rooms with bath - i Single, from J3 Double, from $5 . 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