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II. C. MOlifc.S'BKN CUMI'APrr
orrieea la N Yurk, riilratiQ, Detroit, Bao
' rancUco, Lot Artielea, Beattle, tortlaud.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
A ('filiforni.-i tmirist v:ih )'
int(fi( wn-i-kfil ynt4Tll.'iy, when
oi hiK own si0 of the nuid.
'I'h- l:iw roiupt'liwatlnn. wlii'-lt
li;il:infcs ihinv4 t'vi'iily ami Wfll
lor ttie liiiiMiiii family wlthnut any
:isi.-l'.tin from iiiimun iin-nriin.
lias nppari-lil ly mOh Im1 (itMrallotiH
tilHiit tin- lion. 'I'liKinas llfl'liri, Hit
wurM'A witiilii-sl llK't. and n-na-l(,)-ial
i-t-pri'scn ta live of Alalia ma.
Unit, ihilln is dsiviiiK of the
widest sympathy, but Is Ki-ttiiifi
nppriiximati'ly what he has nun
luir. Ills hoy Tom is iti .a-jaln.
This tlnif tin yntiriK man raiiimeil
a lauiMry W!tK'ii. II was first al
te;td that ynunK Tom was drunk,
hut mtiv It Is alltd that in- was
full of druKs. Xn Ki-enter hoitow
-i an tefall a family than to have
one of thi luoud cnsiavi-rl liy nar-roiics.-
The misery left ly litfuor
is plenty. Init tiny compared to
the woe of the ureal eurse.
- There 1h a law known ns llio
Harrison driiK aet. No politician
to d:(te has hlilhely linitped into n
pulpit to antioiince "1 stand for lis
ht rid enfoieeinent. and if elected
rext Kovcinlii'i', will devote my
chief i'f foils lo its enforcement ."
It has never heroine a political
loothall. like the Volstead act.
Nothing viil hf dune nlmut it. Imt
Senutrf- Hr-riln hlmuld, in the litil
nf events.
An est ra fancy moon, preceded
(hy a To in us Swem sunset, beamed
ileasantly upon' (he valley last
yight, receiving many la udal ory
compliments from rich and poor
alike.
plain Kxorrm
( Lyons Independent )
The mystery of the looting
of (he .Mills and Augell
Mloi-CM here (he night of
March I has been pretty well
solved. Certain fads bd to
certain conclusions, w li I c h
proved to be about correct,
and there Is a chance that Hie
o win is may lie reimbursed.
ThitiuK sure have come to a
, pretty pass when rumble seals are
a hit t lcil out
Model T -Ids.
Ihe tail end of
Her gown was a charming cre
mation of soft while lall'etii. made
' Hllghtty bouri'ant. wilh a tight fit
ting bodice, which was shirred at
(be waistline, and the skirt com
ing almost to the floor in two
larce points in Ihe back. ( l'p
Ktate Jiaper.) Ves . . . "Two large
point in the back" mid said to be
a great little ambush for bow legs,
hich are not fashionable.
The editorial cussing nf the
young man who stowed away on
the French I rails-A l la fit le plane,
Was hurled before t he editors
knew that the youth was kissed
by fine of the French idiots, when
officially discovered in Spain.
Mis. Kar Wig (nee Toupee) find
children, a rri veil from I'orlland
leceniiy, and Is being warmly re
ceived. Dickie Isaacs H working In the
' P.eii harder bank, and is learning
fust and will be as tireo as any
bank "clerk In time for the countv
fair.
The corn Is looking fine out ihb
Way. --I .M.illn Items. ) - That 's 111
(creMim;. but how doc it taste'.'
The weallicr is ideal for home.
Kpun beer, wlih or without prei
V.els. , A violent case of old world cul
ture Is reported in (he north end
of low n.
.tcs'lK i: ,Mis IU.OW
TlKwe vliii look toiwanl lo iin
posilig Upon I he new ly W eds of
June 1 1 it i "fitendly confusion"
whhh is (he hum ui ok of the
Flench wi i.l iiarivari tb well to
fonsuler the liiulim: or the jury
1-ecenily in a Minnesota distiut
coin t.
Cert a in boisterous pei Mns sere
, tiadi d a couple mat i led al the
, bride's P.ome in S.dn, a Mnall
low n soul h of Mmoi el lead. The
bride's mother. doiiM less under
'the strain of the excitement of the
wedding and din of the demon
Miation. deiiouiici d the intrude) s
inul among other things called
' I hem "boot h-w get s and t hlevcs."
T O of l he ri oW li bl ought NUit
against her for slander, asking
l n.efin damages. The hi ble s
-tnoi her put in a counter claim
. The Jury awarded the toother I
M"o,l dam.'ges and dismissed the
plaintiffs claim.-(.s(. Paul I'lo
lieei '-'im .
Midwa ,l heal ie sliMaHcil Vila
plione ojinpiueiii, Newport.
WHAT THE NATIONAL
IX the lust campaign on only one jitst Toil we're' the two-presi
dentin! eamltrtntes absolutely ayreed, Both ftivorrd a re
('ill of th' national origins clause in the nuniigratiou yd.
Ill i'iililllur the Special .Session, I resilient Jlnovef asked 1 or
the suspension of tli is clause.
the national origins f I ; i j will oo
the fact that both party leaders
w
the nnnilicr of imtniirrants adinissiihle
1 ".'!, 71 I, a change of no yreat importance.
The chief difference is in the allcl lnent ainimir norllnvesl
European eoinitries. The ipinta from (I rent Britain um norlli
oni Ireland is increased fi-oin iM. H 10 to (ii,iHU), or f-'J per cent.
The German (jnota is rednerd from ' 1,(100 to 2o',0(i0, or nearly
.V) per cent. That of the Scandinavian countries is cut from
!U00 to 7000, or li(i per cent ; nf the Irish Free State from 28,
."00 to 18,000, or 40 per rent. France loses 1000, or 22 per cent,
Mid Italy Chilis 200l)f m .V) per cent.
One of the main purposes of the new Iminirat ion aet was
to restrict the inflow from Southern and Southeastern Knrope,
arid increase if from Scandinavia and Xorthcrn Furope. Hut
under this national origins plan the reverse will he true, South
Mn Kuropc's frnin will he over 20 per cent.
4
WIMLF the' Frcsidenf has heen defeated in tho first shir
tnish, n cruitroersy likrt this, involving raeial prejudices
and pi-idest can't he settled so easily, rndouhtcdly the matte
will come up a!ain in the iU'aM Congress; and will prohfihly
he an issue in the next. ( 'onyressioual campaigns.
In our opinion, selection on individual (pialificat iohs and
econoniit- firoiiuds, would he preferalde to any raeiiil one". For,
after all, one can't indict a nation, and no race has a monopoly
on uiuh'sirahles.
Hut as between President Hoover's policy, and' that of let-
till": down the bars to Southern Kurnpc. we
dent's program should, and eventually will,
of public opinion.
THE VALUE
TIIK appearance of the pestiferous earwi
-1- a very inierestiuo; '.nt ennccrnitio; pests.
bie of the most successful oivhardists in the Knjrue K'iver
alley was asked the other day if there was much Mijjhi in the
valley.
His answer, "VKS, THANK iJOD!" .shocked Ihe interro
gator. Jin! the PI. (). went on to cvplain :
"I don't mean 1 want any more blight in the valley.
I'ut do mean that without blight in this counlry we
oivhardists would have been bankrupt years aro. lJliht
has eliminated the badly managed orchard, and there
fore kept down pear production, lint, for the blight, tins
pear surplus in this counlry would be aludulely disas
trous to the industry in the Kooue Kiver Valley." '
Yc have yet. to I'ind an oivhunlist who doesn't, atfi'ee with
him. Alonif tlu samv line a former ol'l'icia! of the I. S. J)e
partment of Aprriculturr declared the boll weevil had been al
most as a ureal a benefit to the planters of the Houth as the
cotton ".in.
Of course there are limits. The Mediterranean fruit fly is
probably one exception that proves the rule. Hut no well-informed
person can deny that there are two sides to the pest
question, as there are to most others.
It alt comes back in the pitiless hut potent biological law,
"the survival of the fittest,'' find the eiptally potent but pitiless
ccohomie law, "supply and demand." Pests work for both.
WHAT PRICE
APIilKNDliV subscriber, comment ing favorably on our re
cent editorial enneeruinic the l-ame D-urU ( 'nnuress, en
closes Ihe following editorial, from the Kmporia tiaette, which
we consider worth reproducing.
The author of this is William Alleu White and be entitles
it "The Price of Kconnmy:"
It NPcniH unbelievable, when one casls Ills political memory
hack three or four decades, to learn thai loday. alter four weeks
or the spHsinn, in the House of llepreHeiilatives in Congress the
Committee on Civil War Invalid 1'ensionern has not been organ
ized at this session of Congress. Thirty yearn ago that committee
wits one of the tniportntU committees of the House, along with
Finance. W'nyn and Means. Judiciary and Appropriations. Now
thai the Civil War veterans tire la tbetr tale 7H'h and mld-Sll's,
(his committee has not even organized, and a bill Is pendiufi In
Congress asking lor an increase of pensions to $7-' for all vet
erans unit Sat) a month to their widowed pensioners, and $125 tt
month to all veterans who are helpless and require tlitf attention
or another person. While .(he bill Is pending, ami while the old
soldiers suffer the lie;-.lec( of (he nation, they are dying at Ihe
rale of ir.a a day. Uy not organizing (his committee and not pass
ing this hill our government Is saving ri tidy tittle sum every
day, niuonnlihtt, perhaps, to $."00 to $;10(H),
If economy is lo he purchased nt the price of honor it Is
rather dear!
If every day will be Sunday
My Home?" There won't be
MUTT AND JEFF
r
, A Y V A SIX. W TOTAL FOR S , ; lG J OH DO V6U '"ii'WIlW CAei't GlUG
ORIGINS LAW MEANS
(onerress refused. Therefore
into effect .Inly 1st, in spite of
opposed it.
plan will reduce
from J)l,(i(i7 to
bclic-
have t
the lYesi
ic slippor'
OF PESTS
calls attention to
ECONOMY 1
bye and bye, why sin"; 1
any need of a home.
Some People Play The
Personal Health Service
'. Bjr WILLIAM BEADY, II. D.
Signed lrltera pertaining to peraoml
. tcttrf ahould b brief tud wrlttto In. Ink.
ceived, truly w ca w Mwa oar,
, lug to liutnictitmi. ddrM Dr. Wllllua
i HKAIril HOKCM
j In the Mute of New York there
j has le-ell a law, enacted in 1 1 J 6,
; rcipiU'iiiK m in 11 1 es a week of
' physical training, name and liy-!-icne
education for every pupil in
the p it l 1 I e
s h o o Ih. 1!'H
h ave it to o u r
educators to duck
(he spirit of the
law. whatever ho
kum they m a y
employ to follow
the letter of It.
This law means
4u minutes of
physical o d uca-
tion or health education in each
school day. IJo the pupils get that?
They do lint. 'They get one or two
gymnasium periods n week, and all
the rest of it is baloney.
All over the country unhygienic
practices in the public schools are
arousing the concern of intelligent
parents and of the physicians aiid
health authorities. The (health )
ignorant teacher, principal and
superintendent is destined to en
counter mme and more resistance
on the pari of citizens wlio have
some regard fur the health of the
future generation. I offer this hint
to prospective teachers: The old
fouy pedagogues with t heir a ( fee
lation of contempt for hygiene are
giving you a wrong altitude to-. single inoculation, and the other
ward your life work, no matter ie.iiiiiiiK throe successive inocu
v.hat line of teaching you 'may; lations at intervals of a week or
elect, .Mens sana is less than the', more. .Mrs. II. :.
half of It; you'll find that In cor- Answer. All I am prepared to
pure sano is iplite as Important j tell you is that the three ih.se nieth
when you begin your job of teach-(. is generally satisfactory. Chil-big-
jdi.n should have the benefit of
The North Carolina state health ( rhe Schick test, ami if this shows
board pnblidted a warning ahou; they are stis. eptible, the tox:n-aiili-the
detrimental effect of the long i toxin immunization (it is not in-
school day ill October, 1
Dr. James I' Kogers of the fed
eral bureau of education said In
an official statement: "It needs
to he remembered" a passive way
of say inn yon school superintend
ents, principals and (cncheiv; tnii-l
rcmemlierl "thai it is just as fai
laciotis to ntfinn that the inoie v,
school a child tile better educated
he is. a to beli"VP thai the more
we exercise his muscles the stroim
er he will become, or the more we
feed him the bigger In- will grow.'"
I imagine In-. Holers earned a
good spanking at the hands of his
superiors, for that.
The New York Slate Medical so
ciety considered ihe subject so im
portant that a place mi the pro
gram of tlio annual met ling in 1 !' J 7
was given to the discussion nf "Oc
cupational Disorders of the New
York I'uhlie School Child." These
suggestions were made:
The "keeping in" of school clii!
dren after school hour
should lie
eliminated. Noon recess should be
not less t hau one and a uuaiier
hours. Not more than one-half
to one and a halt hours of home
work shniild be assigned, according
lo ihe age of the pupil. A New
York City physician said: "I have
found that when a study period Is
scheduled for the following day.
additional homework is frequently
j assigned, and occasionally that pe-
i omi ItM-n i nni'U'jni n. die ii-ac ti
er for other pitrjioses. Home work
should not Invade the child's in
herent right to Its share of sun
shine, fresh nlr and play."
On these very groiyids I hasp niy
opinion that homework should not
be tob-rated at nit, if the school
day is five hours long.
One shameful abuse that Is prac
ticed by too many school teachers
is the trick 'of making It embar
rassing for the child to leave the
schoolroom when necessary. This
ought to be stamped out by vigor
ous action by parents in every in
stance, for a teacher who will com
mit such an offense is utterly un
worthy of sympathy or respect.
QI'KSTIOXS Al ANKWKItS
Why Toe Itch U Ohstlnalo.
After using remedies to destroy
the fungus or rincworm of toe Itch
or gymnasium Itch, it Is Important
to dMnfect' the linings of the shoes
and t In stockings, for these may
harbor tlie'fungus and reinfect the
toot. I believe the most sal isfac
tory disinfectant for the lining of
ihe shoes is formalin pour an
ounce or two of a solution of for
ma ldeh de into each shoe, swish
it around to wet all the lining, and
drain it out. and let the shoe stand
dryiui; in the open or in suntkht,
if possible, for a day or so before
wearing it agnln. F. II. C.
Answer. - That Is a good sug
gestion. Now I suppose we had
better repeat the formula for the
ii I n I nil nt. Whitfield's ointment.
Piano The Same Way
health irA byfieOf, not to d )! dUfiioal or
Owing to the larg cumber of. Ittwn re
no repiy on tw oin w qutne ooi ouign-
Brady, In cr of thii rjewepaper.
IS fM III.IC SCHOOLS
that seeniH to he ko satisfactory for!
the treatment of this common form
ttt toe itch. It consist of .salicylic
acid 3, henzofc ncid it, in peliola-)
t u in !'. Apply once a day for sev- i
era 1 days, t hen discontinue The
i formalin for disinfecting shoe lin-
; ini; eonsisis of one ounce of ofiiiMal
iv stand. ird formaldehyde in seven
: of water. This formaline treat
ment of shoe liniriKs'is excellent in
; many cases of hrnmirirosis mal
odorous sweat iliK of the feet. A
U-etfular monthly policini; of all the
.shoes in this way controls excessive
and malodorous sweating in many
cases, without special treatment of
the feet.
Calcium Cnrhoiiatf.
I find that calcium carbonate
comes only in Jo grain tablets. You
suggested grains for gas, after
eating. How can I get the right
dosage? .Mrs. A. M.
Answer. Jit cak a tablet in
two. No matter if the pieces are
uneipial. Ten grains is only a
moderate dose. Calcium carbonate
is otherwise known as precipitated
chalk and perhaps more commonly
as prepared chalk, and it is pref
erable to soda as an antacid.
Diphtheria J'l-cvciilfoii,
I am ji la lining to have my son,
aged !l years, inoculated to pre
vent diphtheria. 1 understand there
are two methods one requiring a
dilation t before they
(Copyright John F.
enter scho
DlUe Co.
d.
Quill Points
Si ill. think bow many nmiv
(cetca; accidents tlicre niiglit
be if siaiiehiuly hugged the
moiorman.
If you use the right paste, ymir
Ih will be nice and clean when
litt the age of 4 yon have the last
sna
pulled.
If Mr. Ktlison i
gelable source
a,nt find a new
of rubber, he
with lobster.
I mtjiht experiment
American men spend millions
a year for cosmetics, and those
who wonder whether the dead
know what Is goinu on here might
observe whether Daniel Itoonc has
turned over.
.
American sni: fiuffawinc over a
magazine joke about an Kngitsh -
man: thinking the l-hmllsli are try -
lng to start a war because their
magaxlnes Joke A merica ns.
If he says money Isn't the mens-
ure of success, he has no money '
and Ills vanity demands another
yardstick that will prove him a
winner.
The scarcity nf seven -passenger
sedans indicates nothing, exccnt
that the man who needs one that
size hasn't that much money.
in in i i-im mm-i urn tn am npie o rui;
store tables can recognize their
authenticity by the layers of gum
liniierneatU.
Girls neist more wisdom
now. In the old days t bo
ron hi l ell n marries I man hc
rn ii tt ht didn't shac ctvpt
tut Saturday.
American idealism never goes ;
quite so far as to vote for the bet- I
ter man if the other party prom
ises u butter the bread.
The
Liberal party
d defeat. The
Knglaml
a of fin-
I.d;!i-;it!on will inere.i!
earning capacity. Just loo
' l icll college professors.
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mor.ey on hiiiel.
with unspent
; :- 4 nesses. Kespeciable hankers and
j No rfefen-ae ayainst airplane at-.manufacturers lestiiied that they
! tack? Men armed only w ith spea-s 1 did business with the bootlegger
; though the same thing when the ' h nd "toond his Rnmis always excel -!
other side first used arrows. lent."
!
So the crime commission nimu
make a "courageous" report? That
implies that it will be tempted to j
conceal a disagreeable truth. Just.
what disagreeable truth, .Mr. Presl-
dent?
"
Correct this sentence:
1 I squeal ami gfgnle i
said the critic, "but the
"Girl
public."
don't !"
! to attract attention
Huecaii Director Iics.
PKDFOlIIi, N. II., June 1
wi. w ...,., , o.-
! I en I director of the I . s. eterans
I bureau, died to day at his summer
: home here. He had been ill for
; two weeks.
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Page One.)
a pnrjper and live oii charity
so he ran away.
He had euouoh money to pay
. i . .
"I 11
j none left over to pay for food.
Itr. l: 1 .. f.. .... 1
lie ucii ii i rcc ii ii ii as Mini; iiM"1'"" v.
, it.. . . ... ,. up for centuries on light wine and
he eould. Standing in Iron! ol !Rn0(1 whoat ,Jr0aiL
a delicatessen store. Imikinir at
'i lie iiiim, tie ion in a neati laim
:and died. The doctor said,
"larvati(Hi.M The police said
(''Starvation and pride."
At all events, .John Nelson is
lout of the home for obi folks
now. permanently !
President Hoover's task is not
easy. People along the Canada
border telegraph and write. "Won't
you please slop the shooting?"
In New York n distinguished
Yesterday's Puzztt
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II. 'Ilin0 MllO
list .
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:i. iiiiuc
73. Aiirultnin'f
ldrtliiliirn
"5. Isliiml m-.ir
New York-i
. uljlir. '
1.
Springs, :is a
liorsn
!. Mmie out
3. Leave uielotlfl
4. l ooil tlsli
. f irst uomnti
8. ('(iiithienti
nidir.
?. KilJt-tl
h. Wnmlen pins
V. Inili'ftiiitt
nrtli-h'
10. Wesn-rn In
ilfn n
11. s ho vied the
IS. I ml In n s comii.
furnr
, boottegeer on trial summoned
some of his best customers as wit-
The law is not taken seriously
by Ihnso that do not choose to
take it so.
-f
Wo are. "ptishlng quickly" to a
discussion of reduction of nnna-
ments and especially reduction
spa nower.
(iveat llritain, Japan and the
; Ciii'.ed States will have the first J
' ilIsc.-ifs.sion. I
1 I
American patriots will cross their
I I!. ,..,.un.l.n..i...r tt... I.... no
' val conference in Washinutoa when
lhjfi (.ountI.y dpstroyeil hundred:
-
millions of dollars worth of real :
battleships, some partly finished, i
iwlilte britain, with a magnificent i
Iscsture, burnt (I interesting but not :
! expensive, blueprints of ships that
might he built, some (lay, perhaps.!
Rene LaCoste French, best ten
nis player in the world who re
Icently beat the American. Tilden,
fsurprines those that know nothing;
-aboiit Frenchmen.
lie wins because of his steadv
I D K T K It M I N A TION.
He never tires, doesn't get ex-
. i cited, and
Consider the amazing fact that
u?hl
all his life he has drunk Frenc
red wine, diluted with water. The
tVom.l. noro.lA htvn lw.an l.rnn.rlil
I Voting gentlemen in this country
.ill 1...- i ...f,,,l !... 1.,.,,.
(c08te
never over-stimulated his
heart with cocktails or poisoned
himself with gin or whiskey.
Young gentlemen with their di
plomas hum many universities,
will he soon waiting for the world
to answer the question, "What
ihave you to offer'.'"
j The world will answer, "Kxpcri
' ence. and plentv of it."
!
1 Graduates will find that their
real education begins NOW. .Some
;of them, convinced that they al
ready amount to soinet hing. will
Rot nothing.
Do You Remember?
TI N' YK.AKS AfiO T()T.'7
(Krom filp of Mail Tribune.)
June 21, 1919
Humor were, current today, tlm
it new ruiltond from-Klfimttth Fulls
to Crescent City Ih UelilK projectou
with Yrekp, Cul., an tt connoctitiK
iioitit.
Interned Gernutii fleet Is sunk by
Iflermau orewa in Scupa FJow.
Poitland Forty-two quarts of
gin and alto pints of whiskey were
cnniinuited rroni an S. V. Pullman
liv deputv sheriffs here today. War
time prohibition g'e Intti effect
.I nl v 1.
.Messrs. Moinn and Percy,, Itiulto
theatre owners, take, over the Ma
jestic theatre at Kosoburf?. t
TWKN'TY YKAKS AfiO TODAY
(From files of .Mall Tribune.)
June 21, 1909 ,!
Salem Judge Galloway Vilds
Crater Luke road bill unoonstitu-
i tional. , ,
Rulletin: Free mall delivery
with two carriers, to start Kept. la.
To the Poor Farmer
(I'MitnriaH
An oa.storn implication liaes to
pnipoaH ilie InllowinK liiiiBt to tlie
poor farmer. One woulil tliink the
filitor linil rosided ill lie Hokuh
i liivi'r valley:
I " I k'lo'H to the poor fanner. How
lean he have a merry time when he
I h;iu nofhlnir til live 111 hut a hiii
house, HothiiiB lo shelter hiH horses
hul a warm barn, nothiiiK to eat
except overytliinK Unit Blows ouf
ot Ihe ground or can he honght at
the stores, no way to got his mail
' except having it brought 1 to hinv
j every day hy a smiling mail car"
rier who will soon bo 'Wearing
j I'ncle Sam's uniform wlllr shlnliig
brass buttons, 1 no way to get to
town but with a rubber-tired buggy
i or auto, no wa to make mone
I Inrt hy soiling fin-cent corn, afi-rent
' butter, t'i hogs, 27-cent eggs ant)
have his farm double in price once
i in a while. While you are enjoy-
ing your Sunday dinner, don't tor
iget to drop a tear for the poor,
j dowu-ti'oddcn larmer man."
Poultry Meeting
Tonight, Gold Hill
There will bo a mooting of all
interested in poultry at thd school
house In Oold Hill tonight, I'll-
Jday. at o'clock. N. ,C. West'r
i flebl will speak on the subject,
' "The Growing of the Pullets."
This will be interesting; to all
i growers of poultry.
Klamath Falls Additional auto
mobile agency established here.
Hafcor $20,001) U
dedicated.
iJ. S. church
666
is a Prescription for
f j Colds, Grippe. Flu, Dengue,'
Bilious Fever and Malaria
It is the most speedy remedy
known
' l
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