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MEMHKR OF TUB AB80CIATKD PKEM
bcwitiiic Cuii LeM) rtir tn
Hit Awuclalrd Prm li eiruulielf ti.Otlad to
the iui (or publication of all new dlipaterm
orwllte to It or ottierwUt ertdlud la Uili paptr,
and alw to tht local rei publlibed beftln
All rlcnu (or publication of apadat dlaaaiab
beralo art alao tutntA.
Officii paper of lb City of Modfor
Official paper of Jarkaoa County.
Sworn daily iman drrulattoa tm tli
todii Oct. 1, IM. ia
Adrartlitnc trepmentttltai
U. C MWJKNHKN A COMI'AfTl
Ofrtraa la Ne Yori. Chicago. Ifctrotl,
ftiMUto, Lea AJgelea, BeatUt, Portlana.
Ye Smudge Pot
y Arthur Prry
White the republican party was
celebrating Its 7Eth birthday Hut
urday at Rlpun, Wisconsin, unci
before any illustrious republican
leader could Ret drunk enough to
make the welkin ring with a sin
cere dry speech, the headquarters
were raided by federal enforce
ment officers, presumably looking
for liquor. This Ih u pretty state
of af lairs, and the offending en
forcement officers are going to
lose their Jobs, an irate republican
war-horse announced, as members
of the legislature, who voted dry,
scurried out the buck door. The
happening la a bloU'h on the hos
pitality of Hi pun whose own en
foreenu'iit uflleeis wore conveni
ently looking the other way. aa the
1hiiifh gathered aleam. The
tragedy should teach the repub
lican parly to'cclebrate their birth-
da y where they hold their na
tional conventions.
A 1 3-yenr-old gal drove down
the Main Stem this morn, in a
manner that made even a Califor
nia tourist flinch.
AH the mntha In town were over
on Sixth at. laat evening holding
high carnival.
The "Minnie Men of Oregon"
has been organized "to cleanse the
body politics by the purifying fires
of regeneration." ' This aounda
noble, und It la hoped ean be ac
complished without the duea Doing
excessive, hanging Mlnnera or Net
ting the hillsides afire.
The Portland ball team, at Inst,
h in tnicciedel In disgusting the
apcrtlng editor of the Oivmuiian,
u.i .e)i iur yeara aeemod impoimlhlu.
The Hat of athletea the Uni
versity of Iowa la alleged to have
paid to play football haa been pull
Hulled, and dear old Iowa gn( her
money's worth, livery hired man
could du Koiuethlng on a football
field, beHldHH appearing heroic in
the eyea of the wnmenfolka.
Hereafter when it's her turn to
ooze Into the rumhtf neat, ahe will
ride the front . axle Instead, ahe
Buld.
A man In Oklahoma killed a
neighbor and waa acquitted on the
ground of iiol '-defense. loiter he
shot a cow and whk sent to (tie
penitentiary for n year mi the
charge of cruelty to anlnwilH.
t Kan ana City Star. Oklahoma
positively will not stand for the
reckless uwe of ji gun.
Spring la atlll In the lap of win
ter and mtiHt have her hair caught
on a coat button.
A successful fiirmer of the Ap
plegnte waa seen Sunday honing
his rnxnr tin a wagon tug, ami Is
one male who docs not buy more
rouge than hia daughter.
The Kugene Register surtnisea
that because (Jovei nor Patterson
attended a prixe flMhl In Klumath
Fall, the P.) ,1m primary campaign
has atarted. The Kuitenc Register
ahould know (hat a political cam
paign In Oregon never starts until
the candidates start hopping Into
pulpits.
wiii: it k anon voiiui,i:i
A few years mko cities and towns
vied with each other In providing
free entertainment for automltiie
tourists. As the wayfaring man
reached thp outskirts of a mu
nicipality he was greeted by a wel
come sign by which the mayor and
the city officials extended hospi
tality and gave direct inns where
to find. It. When a town or cliy
f a lied to aet, one of the service
clubs or the chamber of commerce
took care of the situation. It nas
possible In those days for a tourist
to roam round the counry. paying
nothing for a place to sleep, Mtmy
of the cam pa had free cooking
ranges, and all supplied pure
water. The only expectiuton as
that In return for this free enter
tainment, the town's reputation
lor hospitality would be enhanced,
i Orad unity It dawned upon 4- It I -sens
that there was not a great
(liffcrunce In many Instances be
tween the man who formerly ar
rived at the back door and asked
for lodging and. the nw kind of
roamer who arrived In a battered
cr and expected even more than
the wenry walker. Men and wo
men who paid taxes began to In
quire why municipalities wen
railed upon to go into the hotel
hualness, and suggested that If free
lodging was In order the tourists
might as well have five gasoline,
freed food and other entertain
men!. ( Indianapolis News).
More than half the arable land
In Japan Is In rice.
DON'T WOHRY ABOUT
WK find nun item in Ihe daily prist wliirli slmuld le Hicor
iiiLT t) those wlnisc handwriting Iihk alwnvs bepu Hie th
sjmir of f liPinsclves tind tlicir Irii'iids.
For, HtMfiirdiiip to I'lnire ('iirvatlin, dmipliti'r of the laic Pa
vid N. ('nrvalho, i-i-mmlcd hk the WfiM's prnitrst pi'iimansliii
rxpert, lUcvc is no ciuiiicrt ion wliatcvfi liclwccn an iiKlivitlual's
liitii(hTitinp and his charator.
Miss Carvallio writes hImmM ' t his in the .current 1id Hook
iniipiiino. She even intimntes that Hie Nfmnper and moru de
sirahle your ehnraeter the worse you will write.
She (uotes her tlistinvruisht-d father as saying that Koose
velt'H handwriting indicated a weak and sluuehy charaeter.
The handwriting of I'oe, who was reckless and dissolute, was
heautit'ul eofiyhork seript, and indicated a nature well ordered
and self controlled. (Jrovcr Cleveland, the pruff lle-.Man,
wrote a li,rJit , delicate, almost t'einiiiine hand," while Napo
leon ehiropraihy denoted a "weak man of timid instiiiefs."
IN- short, "haiidwrilinp lias no more to do with your character
than fingerprints. Like fingerprints, however, it is an in
fallible means of fixing identity."
Lest younp people strive toward poor penmanship, as Jin
easy road to fame and fortune, the authoress is careful to em
phasize her father's helicf, that rood penmanship was a virtue
in itself, and, in the last analysis, simply had no connection
with conduct or diameter, one way or the other.
All of which is cheerinj,' to those who cannot write legibly
and never could. And we fear, in spite of this warning, that
the ancient and honorable order of poor penmen will point with
joy to the statement by -the famous expert that, "a skill in
penmanship very often has been the tiling that has transformed
an apparently honest man into a crook."
BECAUSE MAN
WILLIAM ALLKX WIDITE, famous editor of the Kmporia
(iacttc, is one of the few unc'inproiuisiii Prohibition
ists who has never lost his sense of humor which means he has
never lost his sense of proportion.
Me sees a great deal in the present dry" situation in this
country 4o deplore, and he also believes there is much in the
Canadian sys1cui of Ihpior reiriilat itui to commend.
In neither system, however, does he see any proximity to
the millcniiiiii. In fact, his ohty hope for material benefit lies
in the slow process of evolution.
lie expresses this phase of prohibit ion philosophy n follows:
"Canada seems to be having the same (rouble with
'boot lexers with her stiite controlled saloons, that Ainer-'
leu has with her prohibition. The things that New York
and the Kast call 'speak-easics and the West calls .'joints'
they call 'blind pirs' iu Canada, and the Canadian papers
are wranlin-; as the American papers are lor some solu
tion of the trouble caused by the illicit sale of liquor.
There is talk of a law to be passed arresting people, who
are found iu these joints, blind pi;:s or speakeasies.
The proposed law is opposed by those who believe in per
sonal liberty and the old row is on.
"As a matter of fact, there is no perfect solution to
the liquor problem because we are human and deeply im
perfect ourselves. Prohibition approximates it. Possibly
the Canadian system approximates it. jtut always liquor
is lawless. Hooxe, however you would control it, is un-
controllable that is entirely. It can be brought within
bounds, it is brought within bounds, in Canada and Amer
ica. "People who want booze will always be able to get it.
Nothing can stop them. Nothing stops people who want
to steal, or to violate the seventh commandment in its
various statutory enactments. Nolhing stops the crimi
nally insane who have their ideas of personal liberty
just as others have who want to lap up the deadly booze
of illicit commerce.
"We are in a new age. We have new problems in
dealing with old lusts which make the new problems in
the new age with the new environment. And at that
the world is getting a little better day by day, year by
year, epoch by epoch.
"Cheer up and think of your great grandchildren's
great great grandchildren and how happy they will by."
The great problem is distribution. There is plenty of the
inferiority complex if only the right people had it.
The deplortihle iiulouiohile
only agiiiu cinpliiisies the t'net
dangertuis weapon and should
It's the vacuum that attracts
literature.
When two are nuule one they are always happy until dis
agreements arise about which is the one.
MUTT AND JEFF
uw jerp is ceftTAlMlV A FooCil H&'S A SUCkCR FORI t V, YffiyS T-r" ' ' l,''',S4:yHao,MuTTi i9 Mt-U
x MvrrcD him our for a Sunday -JT. turmiw& down) r1 t wwwfli Jfefe was Vgrg vW who's th& w 'wi vvW Wn
Rite am H MfyjoT, com fcri tY iwuiTATiow l'ijt&mm frZ 0 NUTTV S Be ST " Jf VV Yvei
SA.D H OOCSM'T TOuST SUNDAY J kmowi WHAT 1!' jf ''- 10 X "JT (, J KjrUJC'
TW.VgftSt AND I'M SUCH A f T MVSS.MC: '''SP ft)0 N0TTY , :Sj$fS- Mi4, (MSS)
TnAT jcPF is ceftTAirotY A Foot, i
YOUR PENMANSHIP
IS HUMAN
iiccident near Ashland Sundny
thtit the iiultunohitc is still a
he handled as one.
the dirt, both in cleaners ami
Jeff Wing the Sunday
Personal Health Service
Mf WILLIAM BEADY, M D.
BlyiMd lettara prtaln!ng lo-panoual QwJtb aiwl byrieoa, not to dlaaaM dlaftioai 01
ueatmr.i, will br -anawarad Jp Dt. Brad? If a Urapd, artf-addrd auvrJapa U ancloaad
l.vttera abuuld ba bttvt and Mtituo in ink- Owlug Co tha Ufga ti a rnr-.r of latwra r
oalvacL only a to eo ba anwerd her. Ho reply can b fcaada (0 jorl aol maotarm
tog to tnatmctiooa addraw Dt Wllitaa Brady, In at of tbt oiaim
IMtlil KVTIO.N OF (iAM.STONKS
Maybe people who live In tall jnK f the hnir with 11 solution of
houses would not have gallstones if copperas (that Is Iron sulphate) in
they would use the stairs instead Miu k n'rh,,1M half a teaspoon
... , , ful of the copperas In a pint -f
Dr. K. Stanley Kyeraon of To
ronto points out
that gallstones
usually
formed of series
of laminated lay
ers of ehulesterol,
bile pigment and
calcium all sub
stances from the
bile, lie believes
the lamlnatfil
character of gall
stones Is attributable to periods .if
superabundant cholesterol In the
blood and in th( bile, coincident
with attacks of gall bladder inflam
mation, the attacks perhaps pass
ing as "bilious attacks," "indiges
tion," "gas," because they seem too
mibl to be called by a more serious
name.
It is an old saying that the vic
tim of gallstones la fair, fat and 40.
Must we say she is fatuous also?
If ahe has to have the doctor rout
ed 'out in the night to subdue the
"indigestion" or. the "gas" that
seenu to "press upon the heart,"
we must. Of course not every vic
tim of cholecystitis or of gallstones
(cholelithiasis) Is fair, fat, 40, fa
tuous and belching gas. Some times
a skinny Ike has all the symptoms
and a successful operation mean
ing they strike pay dirt. X-rays or
no X-rays, it isn't every galhitone
operation that strikes ore. I can
tell you. In fact It is becoming in
creasingly customary for the sur-
geon to make no definite promises
Hi.,,,,, what ho Ih K..H.R to ml In
proposition your prospector sinks
a shaft if you say the word, and if
he atrikea anything It's youra.
Dr. Kyerson argues that if tiic
patient has gall bladder luflammi'-
Hon. it k advisable to try to re- j
dure the amount of cholesterol in '
the system, and the best way to.
accomplish this U by eliminating)
from the diet Items that contain
consilient nic cnoiesieroi, cnieriy
yolk of egg, cream, liver, brains
and minimal fat. Desldes excluding
1 ue ileum men lliillfll, me paiieill 1 ft l 1 1 1
shnuhl ko,,, th, t,i uamity of!"'!'!'""1. V lit. inako a m-l.
food consumed within the limits efjiuill give all Ins lUOiiev to the
a maintenance ration, that Is, take
only sufficient food to maintain nor
mal weight, ami not enough to
cause increase of weight,
llul that Isn't all. No. no! thal's
Pretty touuh for these coot) ealers.
but there's more bad medicine '.0' three of his remarks, "fio to,
,,,,,,, ., !ye rich, weep and liowl," would
Having cruelly forbidilen the pn- I ' '
tlent to ttorue. Dr. ityerson next cause our immigration nuthori-
turns his uttenlion to the factor f
biliary stasis, you know, utaKn-l
tion of tlmblle, sluKKlshnoss and
all that. Not sliiKKlsh liver, please
understand. The doctor sukkokis
how to prevent this sad slate of
the bile. Ves. you guessed It. Kx
ercise. Deplorable, isn't II? Hut a
little exercise is not nearly so hnr
lltK as having an operation, after
all; and 1 am happy to report that'
Dr. Ityerson agrees with me In ad
vocating walking as the Ideal form
of exorcise. Six miles of oxygon fT
the hoof every day this Is my
suggestion. Dr. Uyerson, Just savs
walking Is good. lie advocates also
iiroathlng exorcises. 1 suggest that
the breathing exorcise (,(.H1., ,bod W !
detail by Dr. Clelia Iuel Mo.sher hit
her book "Personal Hygiene for
women'1 (Stanford t niversity
Press) will meet the indications
perfectly.
Finally. Ir. Ityerson recommends
a small dose of epsotu salts each
morning on rlsin. but not enough,
to produce diarrhea. I dn not
ond this motion, but 1 Include it
hero because 1 am trying to tie- ;
scribe liyerson's method.
i I'.ntk x s i a x s v 1 1 1 s
Moiikryilncs
I have had chronic nephritis 'n
my knowledge for five years.
Please advise me If you think ep
simi salts baths are beneficial iu
chronic nephritis. I am 30 years
of age. (S. II. K.)
Answer No. Send a stamped
envelope bearing your address and
ask for general advice for your
trwllhle.
thick Tea
Please let me know where to buy
the black tea for making your hair
dye. iK M
Answer. It Isn't my hair dye. I
haven't tried It on my own hair.
but 1 intend to when I get around
to It if I have any left to try it on.
It was a suggestion sent In by a
reader. She advised frequent wtli
Sweepsta kes
ordiuary black tea. Some readers
praise this; some nay It Is not sat
Isfaetory. All I can tell you Is that
ll iu Imrmlouy fur rli, rl nt.li.fr 1 1...
hair Jfuy ,hfl black tea In any
.Jewelry or millinery establishment,
j if you are not on speaking terms
with your grocer,
1'Vol Wet
I flreat deal of trouble with my
j feet. They perspire and burn und
I smell. Have tried all kinds of
I shoes and even had some made to
order and I get no relief. H. C.)
Answer. Send stamped envelope
bearing your address and ask for
Instructions for' care of feet and
proper footwear. Pour Into each
shoe an ounce or two of formalin
solution, , swish it about so as to
saturate all the lining, then drain It
Into the next shoe. Set the shoes
to dry for a day or so, In the sun
if possible, before you wear them
again, At the wime' time you might
mop the skin of the soles with the
same solution, and allow It to dry
before dressing. Do all this once a
week. The strength of formalin
solution for the purpose Is that
prepared by putting one ounce of
the standard liquor formaldehyde
in a half pint bottle and filling the
bottle with water. Keep the forma
lin off from your fingers.
No Change
Please send me your advice for
a woman who Is aoon to meet the
ordeal or the. change. (II. S.)
Answer. Send stamped envelope
bearing your address and ask for
! .,.., . . , ,
f you (ll)n,t ,)c.,eve a
you read in the nostrum ads.
(Copyright-John F. Dille Co.)
t
Brisbanfe's Today
(Continued from Page One.)
he rejected, Hltl brief ilispoc.
tioii of ITis teachings.
You ean hear the words of
poorj (!o hack to Hussia."
As for St. .1 allies, relative of
Christianit v's Founder, two or
ties to trull up the Department
of Justice instantly.
From the Kuropean money
sett lenient, -l. l'icrpont MorL'an
returns, taciturn, modestly ve
ferrinn iiestions to Mr. La
ment, tjivino; credit to Mr.
Vouuv;.
M
The dust settled, you Find
that (I'ermany must pay
000,fHK),(M10 between now and
A t f mom.v lul
'
SCOtVS of billions below the SUIU
deinandod by the allies at first
Out of the negotiations conies
the "Hunk for International Settle-
monts." Owen I). Young considers
that HH m,)or,at as thp rPp!ira-
Hons agreement.
Seven foreign countries will run
it, and this country, having intelli
gently, refused to accept a direc
torship offered to our Federal He
serve. Hut we shall have $loti,000.ooo
In it. Knrope would not deprive
us of the chance to subscribe.
Nothing is big. nothing lit tin,
:whon (.mparetl with something
else. The late J. Osden Armour,
j Wlon ne had about SS.DOO.OOa a
j yoHr before high finance got hold
, of i,iu used to say, "W hen t think
lof CiirnnulP und KockifolUr I f.ml
like n li.vpsy.
A battery of microphones, to be
plnced near the falls of Niagara,
will bradcast (he water's roar
across the continent und over the
i ocean.
A few words, uttered In a low
voire, or printed in small type,
mean more than loo Niagaras. Kor
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instance, Newton's "Directly Aa
the Mass," etc., or "Luther's "Here
I stand Ood help me, I can no
other."
From this day the pope, head of
the Catholic church, Is ruler of his
own domain, with lull lempoVu)
power therein, free to conic ami go.
And Mussolini, rampant radim!
and enemy of the church a tew
years ago, signed the document for
Italy, (ho document restoring tie
pope's temporal power, and paying
the Vatican $:W,ou0,o..0, as dam
ages for property confiscated.
Nobody knows what may be
ahead of him. '
Frank Preserhy in his able hook,
just published, "History and De
velopment of Advertising," quotes
an old Hdvertlsemeut offering
for the return of "One Andrew
Johnson, who had run away from
James Solhy a tui!nr, at Haleigh.
N. C to whom he was appren
ticed." That hoy, when he ran away, did
not know bo was going to be Pros!
dent Andrew Johnson of the t'nited
States of America.
And Thomas A. Kdison, when he
sat nt a telegraph key, thinkiti'j;
about sending mure than one mes
sage on the same wire at the sam
time, did not dream that his
THINKING would add tens of bil
lions to the wealth of the world.
Gentlemen of Press9
. Hunt's Craterian
"Onnllemen of the Press." aJi
all -talking moving pld ore. tre
mendously big. real life trans
ferred to the screen, opened at
Hunt's Craterian theatre yester
day. It is artistry of plot. ' , of
direction and of acting. It Is
drama dripping with emotion, yet
admirably restrained and true tu
life.
,Ncvs gathering has always been
a synonym for romance. The real
struggles behind the scenes. In the
minds and hearts of those men
who follow the ''game" with such
devotion; has always been, the
hidden chapter that "Gentlemen
of the Press." with that great
actor, Walter Huston, in the lead
ing role, uncovers n cast of real
art'sts, who have, earned their lau
rels on the legitimate stage be
fore entering motion pictures, sup
ports Huston admirably.
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A. Small hike
4. Fruit atone
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Quill Folnts
Nothing displeases everybody
except the way a widow spends her
Insurance money.
I Considering Philadelphia' ree
! ord, ,it may be that Al Capone w;is
i just guilty of threatening competi
tion.
South Carolina boasts "f vege
tables that contain iodine. And
we always thought that taste hi
spinach, was sulphur. 1
Crime will end soon after the
entire population learns to think
j every criminal a dirty 'bum.
As a laM effort to make people
Mop ii ml liHk at a railway
croHsiiig, they might luipc the
sign like a leg.
Vacation: A short period dur
ing which you go broke trying to
m a k e strangL'rs believe you
couldn't.
America iiImii: Thinking a
painting ugly and untrue to
life; criming the critic's praise
to impress other who arc act
ing jusi as blll.V to inipro
you.
Nine million A inert can women
working for wages. No wonder
there are jobless men and old
maids. You can't get a man if
you get his job.
IP still a hick limn if
friendly Hiltt riaie enditivor
to retrieve your lial as It rolls
by.
Why go to a resort? You can
; get tanned in the back yard, get
I mosquito bites on the front porch,
land place a few rocks in your own
i mattress.
A Salem soldier is charged with
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Do You Remember?
10 VKAHS AiO TOOAV
(From Files of Mall Tribune)
June 10,. Il
peirograd Kcrensky nssumcH
hadcih!p of temporary guvern-iiu-nt
in Kuasla.
D.ton Dr. Muck, former lend.
, r nf liostnn Symphony orchestra,
iirden d deported.
l!usini'H al Htanilstll! ilurlnu vlHlt
,,f ix airplanes at Core field on
.lai k"iivlNc road, on route to Port
land Ki'e nllow.
Ashland tlll has tl.000 left in
Iht war chest.
SintiiluP' Ciltl Tom FlIFnn '8
HiroiiK fr Hiram Johnnon fur''
.res:d'.-nt. his settles "Hl-s" hush.
Washington American Fprtoru
tlon of 1-ahor endorses Leaguo
of Uions.
20 YKAUS A(i) TODAY
(From Files of Mail Tribune)
dune 10, 11)09
Tlecfltise nf many eomplnlnts a
new fish ladder will be Installed at
Anient dam.
Iloxliury. .Mass. Edward Kverott
Hale parses away at nKe of 87.
Win. Iludfre of Grand Forks,
North Dakota, returned to Medford
today to look over his property
near the eityv
Miss I'.ernlre An(-'le weds Horned
D Howard. Ceremony performed
by the groom's brother, Ucv. J. R.
Howard. '
IliR Fox Tail fire on Bailey Ave.
calls out fire department and vol
unteers. John Barrymore
at Rialto Today
Uii h In romance and action and
with John liarrymore giving a fine
performance, "Tempest," a spec
tacular picture having as Its back
ground imperia: and revolutionary
Hussia. opened at the Rialto the
atre today, is crammed with ac
tion and humor.
Those who like romance will
revel in the love scenes played by'
the star and his beautiful lead
ing lady. Camilla Horn. Pre
viously she was a Kuropean star,
and her convincing- portrayal of
the princess opposite Harry more
stamps her as one of the year's
outstanding finds.
liarrymore himself never' had n
more powerful role. As pease. nt
soldier, dashing officer, lover,
prisoner and revolutionary no Im
bues his characterization with thd
fire and sincerity of his unrivaled
histrionic ability.
Among the other players arc
T.ouls Wolheim, C.eorge Kawvetr,
l llrich Haupt, Doris de Fas and
U'lia Malena.
'Leopard Lady9' r
at Isis Tonight
Jacipieltn Logan, traalner .if
leopards, appears in the title role
of "The Leopard Lady," at the Isls
theatre tonight. Miss- Logan en
tered the leopard cages unattended
and repeatedly put the beasts
through their prancing paces while
the cameras recorded the scenes.
This mystery story of circus life
was adapted for the screen by
P.eulah Marie Dix. Alan Hale and
Itobert Armstrong are featured.
Indigo, once the principal crop
of Louisiana, was relegated to
minor importance-In the lKth cen
t u ry w hen it was a Hacked 1 y a
destructive worm.
having seven wives including one
In France, one In Florida, one in
California. If you must make a
hit with women, keep your hits
scattered.
The Sears Iloehuek plan to mar
ket a cheap car needn't worry
Henry. That outfit doesn't ship f.
o. b., though the sound is, much the
same.
An early watermelon lies In the
semi-tropical sun a long while and
travels a long distance just to give
some doctor a job.
Studying the reports from France
teaches us that "financial experts'
are just horse traders who whittle
claims instead of sticks.
Correct this sentence: "I am
truly very humble," said lie,
"ami 1 never yearn to lick the
fellow who says I am not.'
(Copyright l!tJ!, Publishers
Syndicate.)
By BUD FISHEF