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PublajM br Un
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t. tUMIHW WUTU. aUna
la Imtapeodut mw
Inland aa fMond data ulM U Maaro,
,Hiiii, undit jet ol March , UT.
gUBnCUII'TIUN BATHS
if Hill to Adrai.:
Ilallr, aim Bandar, ittf I'-'J
Iiaiir, lib, flumitr, Douib Til
Dftllj. fltlwul BuiHlaj, jut 6.60
Dallr, vlUxmt Biwiia, Buuth .OS
Waallr Kill Tiumt, ona laar 1.00
flundar, ona ttu -00
Br rarrlar. In Ailtane In Madford. Aalilaad,
Jackamifllla, Canlral 1'ulat, I'lioaalj, Talaut, unto
Hill and on illflivara;
Dallr. Bandar, north .
Dallr, aitboul Bundar. djodUi 65
Dallr, llboiit ButMlar. una aw T.00
Uair, itli Bundar, dm rur
All taraja. cub Id adianea.
MF.MBKR OP THE ABSOC1ATKD PUHI
Ueralrlnf Pull Uad Wlra flmlea
Too Aaacxlalfd Preaa U cteliilltrlr entltM lo
tba ma for publication of all new dlapalrbat
tradllad 10 II Of othenrlao eredltad lo Uila pwof,
tod alio lo tha Iwal nam puliluhrd btraln.
All ilihta lor ptibllutloa. of wadll dlapaleaN
koraio on aloa roaanod.
OfTltlat panar of tha Clif of Maoford.
(xrmal panar of Jaciaoo Couoir.
BMrn dallr mto circulation for ill
ndlnf Oct. I, 1B, 4.311.
Adatrtlitnt itrpreacnritlTOi
U: C. MOflKNSKN A COMI'AffT
Offlcei In N Vorl, Clilcua, llalrolt, iu
miKlico, Ua AwalM, Baatlla; IHrUand.
Ye Smudge Pot
y Arthur Parry
The hay In being shocked, ulnl
su an' sonic of Iho women by the
current Scutch story-
1'ropli' who lend about Iho
Ihiuor raid nn the birthday pally
of the republican pn rty Hi lllpon,
Wisconsin, on Urn mh Inst, ilo mil
want lo forget what a strong dry
liluiik they wrnlo at the Kansas
City convention last, summer.
(lux lllaekhlrd and ono of the
Thrush girls are Been iiuilu often
around the German cannuu.
The irensury department urges
the people "to gel iiciiuiiinlrd with
the new dollar bills." Thu old
dollar hill rewarded tho average
citizen an whistling post.
The rains were general over the
entire counly. and to date nobody
u i m-Kt-u II H i'iui
1 atool for u mUHliroom.
lias plrKeil ami (lovourcii u lo.iu-
A. 1.. Vouel, Influential farmer
of I'llot Hock, Ih here today.
I I'endleton KiiHt OreKonlan.) -'runk
Ityhee. properoUH farmer
of Jackxonvlllr wan here today.
Mike llanley, HUecoKsful farmer of
Lake Creek, waH hero today, (.'ol.
TouVelle, hard workiHK anil ami
able farmer of .laekKonvllle, waa
here today. K. Wortnmn, dlHtltl'
llulKhed fnrmer of 1'hoenlx, wiim
hero today. John Joiioh, lany
iarnier of VhlHkey Creole, wan
hero today.
(.'an t Homebody think up n rlvlc
Impi-ovi'meut that will neeeBHltato
Ihe ehopplui; ilowiuof all the treoH
,'a South (,'enlral avenue?
!. WockK anil ToniUH Kwein held
a eonferenee lhl morn. Mr.
Weukn wiih slvlnit Mr. Kwom Hie
dlekeilH for puttlnK H pansy deoo
raled plait! to II conflicted with
tt bedpost.
1WNCV WKITIN'
1'rofessor Culbortson . wont out
In the eoiintvy a .Sunday for a
drive ara.1 a dinner from Homo and
had the Thrillllm Sensation of net
ling stuck In the mud.
l-'uller and Ailamson wenl over
to look at Mr. l-'ullers Kami by
Mnrall a Sunday afternoon and
KolllK homo they sure llol In ll
rain.
Ilarrle (lilster ami .Mm are
boatii improving In hellh alter
they had Iho Kluo.
Mrs. Hunt anil l-lauchtcr went
down lo Huniboldl a Snndiiy lo a
l-'amley reunion and report u ter
lihel Italn.
I'aopel Speitko of loUl1 Kolmf lo
n belcr Cllmi and Charley Scott
' livlnu theitr and I'it'it l-'unslon,
Julte Stlllwell and Tom llnwluv
and more noted men have a claim
on lola hut It cant be did unless
the Majority of the Town lake a
hold anil help we remember back
eat ihear was propel traveled a
round tho Mountains to Kot to ami
from town the younger Kcuora
tlon look and blasted thrniiKh the
narrowest part and ccnuuenteil Ihe
road and it Is a Krcat road to day.
Ilia drills and Mitel Motherless
Ctrls moved out In tho Hall
neighborhood and found too many
rabbits In tho well ho ho ciune
bntii Tho Troxoli hro moved him
(hear and back.
Strawberries are ripe and fine.
When we hear any ono say 1 had
no. rhitnee wo feel like sayiiiK you
hud tho air ami sun shfno and
Ihe 24 hours a day Just the same
as tin riwtl hut did not Improve
It. tloln (Kim.) Itinlslor).
Tllo curly spriUK crop of bHbles
has stalled conillii: downtown aft
ernoons and everybody compli
ments the Infant on his bcaoly.
It takes a baby about nine iilonlhs
lo ue! oer bellili as red as u bool
leKKcr's automobile.
The .fiieint whirl is fralnittK inn
men I u in. A n cntiven.ni; feature
of t Ii i whirl is a lit- I'onl vm, u
91 1 X tuxedu.
A net of fttn-Nliaped w Iilhkem
were lit our midt yusterday.
Klxth st. has net h luid example.
lhrr arteries are tired of belim
as dnrk as the inside f u horse.
Mr. Ilat'ry t. Sluelair, the nil
baron, hnn received nn addiHtinul
six ninnthr In Jail, cnuhIi.h eon
k Id era hit edltorbd KloatlitK and
point Iok w It Ii pride to the lin
lirijtonnuMit f $ ioo.aoii.aoo. K
will teHch htm to control bin con
tempt for the urnate. Fortunately,
It Is no crime to hnve dlsuxt for
that nUHUHt body.
IJnnton liMt.ftin) wnrrhoujii will
ho erected hero by the lilchflcui
Oil cotitpsny. 1
MeMlnnvllle ltldn for rnntrur
1)011 of t.'ooh tt'ado mhool opened,
HOW THE CRIME WAVE CAN BE CHECKED
Til I', I (I'! nre almost ns iiinny tliconrs on tlic I'liuse and run
of llic friiiic wit vi ns tliore lire fiiiiiiniils.
Hut p liclii'vc till tluiscr wlni stinlv llir iiililcni isci'ioiiiily
fiiimot rsciiic lliiN ciim-liisiiiii :
Tluit llmst! who, I'niin pi'iicl icnl csiii'i'Ii'iicc, know most nliiiilt
mot 1 t'l'ii ci-inic iirtt tliu st r'uifcsl lii'lii'Vci's iii lint ni'ccs.siy' ol' con
(.'diti'iitino; upon jircvcnl ino criiuo, rallicr llnm piinisliinn tlic
iiiiiiiiiiil.
(Yiiiiiinil cxpiM'tx, jinli's, prison wni'ilciis, tlicre is a slril;
in; imiiiiimily of opinion aiunir.' Ilirni,
To (lisi't'oni'il this opinion woulil lie to coiiiiiiit tin- fa I a I blun
der of not su I i.ji-rl i ii our Ihooiics of criminal reform to the
test of pi'iicticiil fxpprifiii'c,
I. Iho May iiumljor of Iho "('ontincrcnil l,nw laoiic Joiir
iin I Ilnri'v Olson, chief iiisliei' of tin- municipal court of
( 'liicasro, lots mi ailicli' on "Ci-inic ami Heredity. "
Tliu coiiclusion of a jurist, of such experience anil si ii in I i n
would lie important under any fireumslaiifcs. Hut when his
views, derived from daily contact with the fii-eiitest crime renter
in the civilized world, nrce with those of crime expert:!, nil
over the country, the Inirdcn of
advocates of si ron-arni methods
We haven't the time or space
m'A anil iiiterestinu; arliele.
dieiileil by L'ivini; just one of
HAIMjKV liKAIM), an Ohio boy, sew with an axe his em
ployed', a farmer, and also the Tailor's wife and inother
when I hey came to his rescue, lie Was tried, convicted and
promptly executed.
AI'TKIt the execution two of
Court which had sustained the death penalty, came to Jiltlc.
Olson's court and looked up this boy's record.
lie had been in trouble icfo'e, had been taken to the mu
nicipal laboratory, found to be only about cijjht yours old men
tally, and to be affected wilh dementia praccox. ,
Judne, Olson's point is this:
If the law hail allowed hint t KcgreKiite H'is hoy on a slnto
coiilrolled I'll nn colony, this crime would never have been com
mitted. The lives of three worthy people would have been
saved, and this boy would cither
fiued where he could do no harm.
As Judc-e Olson savs:
"If the courts, hoth appellate nnd Irhil, dealt with these cares
on their merits, legislation would soon be enacted segregating
such offenders t:iOKOItt: Till': OI'"FKNSH, Instead of nocking in
Iho traditional and futile way lo Intimidate other defectives by
hangings AI'TKIt worthy persons have lost their lives."
The! two Ohio jml;:es .'iTcod with this conclusion.
In other words, nccoi'dinj; to .liuloc Olson, modern Science
can identify the potenlial criminal, before the crime, with far
more certainly than the police can identify him after it. And
the only enmninn sense way lo check the crime wave is to catch
Ihe criminal before he slays, rather than killiiijr bint after.
WHAT DETROIT HAS DONE
AI'TKIt reail inj ,lnioe Olson's address, we happened In pick
up the .June Itcvicw of Reviews and found an arliele so
''apropos" that we will conclude today's discourse as follows:
Three years nt.'ii Ihe teeininii, polyolol, industrial metropolis
of Detroit led all the larejer cities of the country in juvenile tie
linipieney. A survey showed that one of every cisiht hoys from
17 to l'J years of aire had been arrested unit had appeared in
juvenile court. Jt was found also that SI per cent of Detroit
boyhood was not reached by any oifianized nixi'iicies to pvo
them recreational, social or vocational tiuidancu out of school
hours.
Today Detroit has learned the cure for this .situation. How
the Detroit Hoys' Club has taken -IIHKI ynun
them front the city's loutrliest neiohliofliooilK and has made
them into wholesome, healthy and ambitious youths is told in
the current issue of the Itcvicw of Iicviews by Dr: A. I', l'ilides,
who led "ill of the eily's most public-spirited citizens in forming
the club.
All Ihe unilerprivileu'cd boys needed, il was decided, was ti
center which would draw them off the street corners and out
of nancf life. Kit leil wilh recreation facilities, showers, an au
ditorium, class ami work rooms, medical and dental clinics, it
was opened in November, IHL'li.
Since that date no boy who has come regularly under the
influence of the club has been brotifjlit before the juvenile,
court," says Dr. l'ilides. "One of the largest industrial con
cerns has offered to lake our boys as fast as they can be pre
pared for jobs by lcarnine; Ihe habits of honesty and concentra
tion on the tasks in our vocational rooms. The executive of
this corporation says that the toll imposed by Ihe waste of in
efficiency and inattention, Willi the resulting- strikes and laru'c
labor turnover, is by far Ihe largest tleiu of loss iu pnnluelion.
And throutih this country industries derive a larire proportion
of labor from the class of men who have eoinu up through a
lonir period of utiilerprivileired boyhood,"
MUTT AND JEFF
jerr, somm6C is nRt- J pT, tTVlJ'i 57233 eLj wc'we: looiud righxoL T iri!,f.., iTS I I tHg PRice- - 3W 'ji 1 f
Arv ol HATS AM SHABBY V CrjBQQr lK.!'R'PttFW N RY HAT STORfe I -.T-s "DRoP ''Hh'!''1 J I r (PtCHT ' Jfl"--
HOT WeS V.OS .M THC- V PW'l'iWwiNtMlMWStAW A SSl 1 1 f 43fe:S U'li i
Fjl' , ,:.,-.V- 1 tCjHH iw, M't -v 1 y " . - V, ,i Tr-wMyiit yj vf.. rfr-WTi iiiTi'iniiiVTrii mmlwiii'1 rniti Jl'ffj. Sii4.
proof certainly rests upon those
who disagree with him.
to itdeipialcly summarize this
lint its icritl tenor may he in-
Jntlire Olson's examples.
Ihe judoes of the Ohio Supreme
have been cured, or been eon-
stcrsmiinv of
Mutt Likes His Hats a
Strangely enoujjh, although facilities for names from mar
hies ami pool lo boxiue; Hiui lioekey are at hand, the pride of
the boys rs in their vocational work. Detroit bcino the center
of the motor industry, tin, mechanical-classes conducted by the
club arc always overt' lowinj.'. Old automobiles arc torn down
and rebuilt, radio building, toy makiiik', carpentry, electrical
wiring, mcclianical tlrawiitf.', even airplane, buildiii"; with tin:
use of small models, are, taught.
The club, which now is compli-tino ils own permanent build
ill", is supported childly by members of the I'nioii Leaffiiu Club,
who have interested themselves in the project. The boys, how
ever, are chni'ovd a nominal membership fee of i"i ociits a year.
Here, then, is the important and practical idea of crime pre
Vciilion from another. Iinedc. i , r.
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
Blrntd Mtey pertaining to-pnonal baalth ind byglaoo, ont to dloaiM dlacnoola or
treatment will be aiuworod by nr. Brailr 11 a atimped, aelf-addreMed onrelopt lo ancloMd.
Letleia atiould be tniaf and written In Ink. Owing to tba large member of lettera re
eelTed, onlr a few can be anewered bore. No reply oan b made to 1 tier tea not aoniorDV
Ing to Inatnuttotia. Addreaa lr, Wllllua Bradr, In care of tbla newepapar.
DR. MOSHER'S CONTRI
Do you know how to resuscitate
111 an aniurKoiicy? If yon are not
nronnrod lo suvu lif In this way
yoti otiKht to liu heartily ushitnicil
of yoinsnir. Kvun in self ilelensu
for it may hi!
y o ti r misfortune
to suffer asphyx
iation or subiuer
, sion or an elec
tric shock, and
your life that the
unprepared bystander rails tu save,
in view of tliu grave error in the
lllelilod or technique ol' prono-prcs-suro
resuscitation (Schaefer lnelh-
nil) us tauKht by tliu ttcil Cross
anil numerous cti-(iper:tttnir uKon
eioH, an error which I lie employes
or instruciors seem reluctant lo
correct, now Unit It 1ms been
tauc.ht to so many thousands of
persons. It is intereHliuK to rind
Hull it uhnrhn- et-ror li:i u ' erent bilo
tho technic of another physioloiio-
cal method, thai of Jr. Celia Duel
: Moslier. for the correction of fimc- i proper position or the subject, in
Itlonal difficult ies of gi:is und wn- Howell's Textbook of Physiology
men. (a brief study or which 1 commend
A young college woman iiurfr- to the Ameiican Iteil Cross life
jiug from such trouble, insisted Hut' saving instructors and secretaries,
i she knew all about the Mosiier The position of the subject as glv-
inetjiod ami tried it. but without ;en by Schaeler himself, is NOT
lany npparonl benefit. A leuthei I the position taught by the agencies
I hud lusliuftcd her In lite method, j nienlluneil. The position of the
On Investigation, however, it up subject is not important in as
! poured that Hie young woman had phyxla from gas, smoke or shock,
neon given faulty instruction anil
therefore hud not tried tho Mie'hi
method at all. Likewise. 1 might
say, many an earnest first aid
worker may apply the strange Ited
Cross lliuncuver In Hie belief thai
he is applying Scbael'er's met hod
of iirlillcial respiration, anil llrlbe
emergency Is one of submersion,' or
drowning, Hie viclim will not ttuvo
as good a chance to recover as cor
rect prone pressure would give).
tt.. I'L.II.. I I....I l,,ul.,.,. M.,l..
,,,-ont rrmtrihuMnn'tn f lin lutnll Ii
and happiness of wnmunhuiiil, and' Ann. A hot (Iiir sundwioH yields
L ..,..,.1. ... f.,Vnuu 1,. 11.. l:1 f:lnrfU f'nftnu imnn nvr.nnl
Mosher hut In fah ucss h. women ! tho hiikhi- and cream or milk taken I ' iibvhik runiu:
evervwhere no orror should he per-lwilh it. A toa.spoonrul of simur , n he l)0fl (lun ,llf! man.v
in it led to impair the value of herjyields ::o cnlories. Huff an ounce u" ,e3 01 "l"Jl Ipowur,
method. of ncam yioldH CO calortoH. Half), ... .... .
1 unco uverv Klrl r woman whoia glassful of milk yields SO calo! Mif ,lola M'11' freen Renins.
sulfeiH from the fart that hIu- l a lies. An orange yields TO, a lemon i ".Hn'i,',i nmne prince, then told
cl.wlv , r.illv ' !). f.1) rnlm-lcH h.nt....nr lo.n.in Inlnoi 1,1,11 thllt ,,e niUHtll t KO to tile
Mosher s lltlh hook. "IVrsuiiul Hy-
.. ... .. . .
Kleno for Women," published hy
Stanford I'niversity Press, Stan
ford rniverslty, Cal.. $l.r.o.
Here is Dr. Mosher's own "de-
' srrl'lion of her physiologic meth-
All 1 1 krlu clotiiiPK iiaviiiK
been removed, the woman is
placed on her hack, on a level
surface, in the hovizonlal po
sllion. Tho knees are flexed
and the arms are placed at thu
sides to secure perfect relaxa
tion. Ono hand is allowed to
rest on the abdomina 1 wall
without exerting any pressure,
to servo as an indicator of tho
amount of movement. The wo
man is direct imI lo mm o tho
hand by liftiiK the abdominal
wall without straiuiiiK. then to
see how far the hand can he
lowered hy the voluntary con
traction of tho abdontmal mus
cles, the Importance of thU
contraction- beiiiK especially
oniphasUnl. This exercise Is
repeated eisht or ten times,
nlnlit and lnornfiu;, in a well
ventilated r o m, preferably
while she Is still in bed and
in her night elnlhitiK. She Is
cautioned to nvohl Jerky move
ments and to strive for a
smooth, rhythmical ruin Inn
and lowerhiKftOf tho abdominal
wall. These exercises should
be taken twice every day in
the month.
Dr. Mosher adds other directions
la Carte
BUTION TO WOMANHOOD
' In Iter hook Unit we cannot give
here.
i As thin Masher physloloKic meth-
'' iH akin lo Schaol'er's mono pies-
sine resinration. It seenm appra-
you should know pnaie to (uoic Kchncfer s own ile
how to resusci- scriptlon of tils resuscitalion moth
tuto, that every-ji' ''ere:
body urountl you j It consists In laying the 'suh
knows how to do J''t'l in the prone, posture, prl'e-
! erably on the ground, with a
inicii folded garment under
neath the chesl and epiKastri
um. The operator puts himself
athwart or at the side of tho
subject, faring his head, and
places his hands on each side
over the lower part of the back
I lowest ribs I. He then slowly
throws the weight of his body
foi ward to hear upon his own
arms, and thus presses upon
the thorax of the subject and
forces air out of the lungs.
This being of fuel till, he gradu
ally relaxes the pressure by
bringing his own body up again
to a mori? erect position, hut
wilhont moving the hands.
Scliaufur'H description is given,
lalonis with a picture showing the
em is vitally important in any case
where there may he fluid in the
breathing passages.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Calories for Everybody
How many calories would there
ho in a hot dog sandwich anil a cup i
of oolfec? Which contains morel
calories, nn orange or a lemon? If i
lemon or lemon juice contains any j
calories, now is It that thev can
VeiilW'ft lie tlllriltl- I.,r., ..,...,
lliorilllllf? ( V.. 11: K.) '
contains tho calories- nil rlKht. and !'m,e C'ar RnihlliiB tables. He
a. ....did K(. and sho will unt n divorre.
thoy can reduce only the surplu:
too much about tho calories. Spnil
a stamped envelope bearhiK vour
address and nk for Information
about "Kuel for the Human Ma
chine" It will give you n fair tin
derstiiudlag of tho cnlnrlos. and the
body's reiitlrements of the itirCar
eat food nuit.orials.
(t'opyrlghl, John F. Dlllu Co.)
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ceinniiw th:it n li:it .lin' stlit nnd
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what it reveals liavo little t(,
.In with henntv.
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lu'Jinty is in tlx brain, m tlic
exnressinn of t!ir eves, not in
... . ii i t i
dimples, curls. ol.l-laMiumo.l
(Mirvcd, or new f.i.shioiietl flat;"10 "heat is out of the hands of
. ,. I the farmers that Kt'ew it and in the
Mn(ll(N-
lti LM articles the pope rornui
lated the " rimdanieiital taws'
ol the new at lean cd v
Ml
whii'lt lie is to exercise tempo- r Liverpool. Knsla'nd.'who Is with
t'til power. ' I'rllish cliureh group that Is mal:-
,, ...... ... . .. .. ! lug a goodwill tour of eastern Can
ine pontlll will t'Xfl'cise liil!,i,a.
" Bv Rlin
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power in making and exeetitiii",
laws, also complete judiciary
powers.
In other words, in the papal
state, the powers exercised by
our congress, president and su-
tprcme court, are all vesteu u:
one person.
T'pnn 'tho death of tlu pope, and
heforo the uicction of h l.s succes
sor, power is exercised hy the col
lege of cardinals, which may mak'.-
"w lawH "" 1,1 CilSt! f OXiromc
ew laws only in cases of extreme
I'Koncy.
This Is in nccordanct with tradi
r11':"1.105'
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Miss NoKri. who works Tor a liv-
In. nmt unders:!tnd the feelings
1)1 that have never done that
?f,ri "f thinff; .relll"K real prince
mat lie iniiMIl I go III aioilie t.Iirio
Is like telling a mehnald site must
not go In the water, or an ant heir
that he mustn't hunt ants.
Nearly two and one-half million
shares of stock sold In Wall Street
'yesterday. Once thaf would have
been marvelous. Now H is a dull,
I sad day. To raise stock rxclianpe
i seats from the present value. ?f0,
I IMIO fn $1,000,000, m.uno.ooo-sliaro
j ddys must come and they seem a
i Ioiik way off.
I Call money, with which Kentle
ni(Ml speculate at 8 per cent. Thai
Is diseouraKinu.
i Wheat, doinK moderatelv Weill
j ,IM ('npr0HS undertook to "re-
!Uovu e farmer," ilropped several
cents a bushel,
j Thll, Hunit iH ,, j()lie. now that!
I hands of the middlemen
TORONTO, Ont. The old-fashioned
woman who has a modern
education stands tho best ehanci
of attaining happiness, in the opin-
l..n ..f 1 lin IJ.,.. l -u la'.lfi t. 1l..1- I....
fl. I.oatlie
IP. Arlliltlal rei
enolr
It. (,'frinan rlrer
12. on Hie abel
tereil slile
H. 1 1 lul
21. rrL-i'ipltutlon
S.',. I'eriine
27, llrei-li letter
2S, Atliioapllerli)
illsturlailiro
29. Illhirworm
!!0. Atvkituril
31. Perlili ,
S3, lisj's mnrrli
.11. t'oiniielltor
82. Iti-Hemlilillg
slu to
39. Full behind
42. l imn collation
43. ( nil
46. I'nuMIe
47. Tennli atroke
c itepenll
rJail ii. What ynu put
In the filut
DOWN
1. Brlil icore
2. Surfiice 11
atreet
Ui. I'oatnro
.11 , 0.11c
ij. Aiirieiit Greelt
grnveilone
r,'j. sllilo
3. Mine onfrnnce on. Itent
4. Iteporelmse At "llstnnre
4. Chllil'a nnilkln JJ; s,!'r"rp4
e. Nnllve nietnls fifi. Iliuiiid
7. l'lneo nffalu n7.llnvs
b. lnjectli'111 711. 1'rii
Quill Points
Hut supposo other countries ask
our ambassadors lo Kive up chuw
iiiK ftum.
A commission comiosod of law
yers noedn't search far to discover
one proline cause of crime.
Yes,. America lias a proletariat
It's the class- that carelessly wads
tens and twenties in its pants
pockets.
A wile ?ui (ell when lier
liu.sbaiul's love Is cooling-. He
in longer ivm-iiIs fiiM-ks that
expose loo miieli.
IMost of Amerieu's ills are due
to the fact thai a ehild with too
many toys always wisi.es for some
thing to do.
If . misery loves company, the
hairpin, petticoat and corkscrew
manulact urers must be fund of the
ice inun.
A (fold deposit discovered in the
land of the KHipino. There rhph
his last ehanco ever to have in
dependeneo. As ln den Is wilh .senators, M r
Hoover douljtlews r'Ki 'ts that his
enineei-iiiK eoursf didn't inelude
instruction in the u.se of .soft soap.
Il'u tv.ilw.i- fli,ltn.-,.r (,k 1, I
otlu-r iiitUous resent every kind of
proiiress lc a use it's "Amerieun."
Telegraph companies have
iTguhir lorin mcsMige.i to ct.
Iirt'wi coiigratuhilioiiH on al
most all occasions except l lie
tiirlli of twins.
Our modern play hunting, fisb
Inir etc vi:iM tit,, ii,-!,.,!,!,
J Work. Ami doubtless il peeved
Do You Remember?
10 VKMtS MiO TOUAV
(Kroin Kites of .Mall Wbune)
.liuiu II, I III I).
Covemor oleott Mm to rrt
land IIomc show from Salem.
Cull for tliu automobiles to take
National IMltorlal assoclution dele
gales to crater Lulto In August.
Heavy rain iu Slsklynus, hut
none in .Medford. Mercury hits
4S and fires arc comfortable.
.Stanley Dollar, son of dipt,
ltobcrt IJollar, visits valley en
roiilo to Vancouver. Ji. C.
Nallon wide wire strike Is cnlled
but telegrams sent as usual.
l'oilliind raises priuti or cup of
coffee from 5 to 7 touts us Koso
festival guests inotest.
W YKAKS AliO TODAV
(from Kilos of.Mail Tribune)
lime il, 11".
Night I'atrolnian Jeff Hrophy
ehitsed out 22 hoboes from Boar
Creek Jungles last night.
Old Ilybee orchard on Koguo
liher tlestroyeil on orders from
the state horticultural Inspector,
because of blight.
Councilman V. J. Emerick will
erect new building in rear of Mor
riman blacksmith shop,
Lawrence, Kan. Col. Geo. Har
vew editor of Harper's Weekly
del-lures W. J. liryan's heud Is full
of mush.
Tho P. & U- construction 1ms
started u real boom In liaglc Point.
Dick Hay has a lemon tree In
Central Point, which has ripened
13 large lemons.
h:ni when he sliced a skull instead
of lifting it off liie tee. ,.
A merica nitail : Wishing you had
1. 1 ,.. ......a ..11 ilo, lroftd books:
deciding to ask Bob ami Nell over
for a little bridge.
What's the use of education?
Tile only ones smart enough to
understand the Kinsteln theory
won't acuept it.
How the 22r,,lllO who get a
monthly book selected by a club
arc scorned by the aoil.OOO- who
get the books suggested by Mrs.
Jones. . .
DnyliKiit robbers are always
ea!h d 'during." Probably duo ty
tho fiict that night club oporatora
merely require cull.,
Correct this sentence: "Vnst ot
iny feminine put-tents," suifi the
specialist. . .-"complain of 'nervfa-'-because
they work. too hard." p
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station
.... .... TiiCMliiy,'.iuiif II H
h i!Jo (1:1 "1 IsiH Theater guide. 4
liflo lo C, : 3 0 .Mall Tribune,
tt news .-mil niiirkcttt.
0:30 to T Coleman ei Law-
Inn Service Station and
Sletlford Service Station. 4
S to !l I'iff Tail .Meat Mar-
ket.
; ll lo 10 California Oregon
S 1'oer company.
j 11:30 to 10 .Model Clothing
"t company.
1 III to 10:30 .Mann's Depart-
j mcnt Store.
' 10-311 to 11 Heath's Drug
: Slore.
11 to 1 1 :30 Jludford Kloc-
f trie company.
11:311 to 12 Lewis' Supcf
Service Station. f
t 1J noon .Mail Tribune news 4
flashes. . 4.
IJ to 12:30 Jackson County
- Itulliling & Loan assoeia-
lion.
I ,
j , (
' 4.
30 to 1 llubbsrd Tiros..
Inc.
1 n, I :3H City Cleaning &
dyeing company.
1:30 to 2 Ilcebe Kindle
Service Stations.
2 to 2:3li .M.i. Irona li:iiry.
2:3n lo 3 Alexander's tiro-
eery. 4.
i! to ll:r, Isln Theater elide.
ll: K. to Ii : .10 Mnl I Tribune,
news nnd market reports.
B:3li lo 7 Crescent Dairies.
10 to 12 Diuiee program
from Dreamland.
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Oregon Weather
Oregon: Cloudy east, unsettled
with showers west portion tonight
anil Wednesday: mudcrate teni
icraturc Moderate soutlieily winds.
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