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On mi for publieitlon of ill nen dl.-iptuhi
trrdilcd to It or othriM credited In tbll pft,
tod tin to Hit Ififil oei puMlsbcd herein.
All rlgltut for publlcatlw of ipkUI diipiU
maIu ue also restned.
OffleUl paper f th City of MwUftf.
Official paper of Jaekwo County.
Morn dilly urrifti elreiitiUoB for ill -wnt-i
nrting (kt. 1, 1H28. 4438.
AitrtUirw Trrireientattf4S
M C. MOCKN8KN COMPANY
rVriM tn Kern York. ChleMO. Detroit. lU
rraneUea, Loa Anf-Ia, Bottle, rortlaafl.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
This tWM fillljiiiilH iiiirniuitliiin
inKly to siliivnivcM ilown tlm main
r.ivin, iiml lilu-s to lu'Jtr mcitn rt
itiiu ks about . lilt; I'ortlnuil lull
tv.un.
I-VmimIph' liut-kH .urn .KU-iunlnirT in
tho wiirni Juim sun, tannod to a
,'iUli hrowii liy Hit tlruii hlure.
'A hi. (.flit:ial of tlie Anii
F'lloun IviiKue luU tH Ihiit the rc
riiU dry kilUi'Ks are "acts of prov
liloncc." This btata IjIuiuIhk It on
tht! newwjmperM.
so.mi: ai.ik n i:s simi.i.i:i
(l.'oiu;i'iHl(itiiil IIi-oiil)
Pardnn a fw hciUpih-ch 1y
way of pri'liiulimry. This Jm
nut tht? fh-Ht occasion upon
which I hitvit had tho honor
mid the plcii.sui'ft of HddrcHM
liiC tin patriotic, proKn-Msivt',
powerful pcoplti of this patr
' In tic, proKn.'HHive, powerful
' portion of tho fa mod, lovely
and ovcr-advanclnif Htutu ot
' .Maryland.
, Mining activity wh Im-cii l-'1-rumcd
when llin fishing Is flnr,
and Hit' deer poko thoin head
i brotiii tho Ij'-flrooni window at
da wn.
! The carvvlKH 1 fat tht- hluc
iIuks for nialcH, to thw parls.
The UalU'H t'lironlclo wauls to
,tuimv what bruud uf cIruicIIcm
,..ivcrv puri'cti ly tin- Hea captain
A'lio lliiKt'i'cil aboard a wreck cil
vi'Kriol in a heroic ueHturo. UIh
em ployer.s have hired 110 braHH
bunt lo wcU-oinu him nur raided
IiIm pay.
Tom Mix, the actor, who
UtoUKht ho huh robbed of JTU.UUO
li" was packing around, is prob
ubl.v try! at; to find u bank. They
ui e much fuCcr than I he hip
pocket.
i I'he (ilder (lirls have started to
allege that they like the heat, and
none of the siroiiKer sex Iuih tlie
K'luiption to allege they don't.
Watermelons are available. They
, .cannot be bought for a song.
They m as messy eating as roast
(.ing ears, and their seeds are ever
lastingly staining the Jrish linen
table cloth.
Not aOth si. lamp post, to date,
' ' has leaped unexpectedly tu front
of, a, passing, auto.
Yor'VK Ml-T THIS TVI'i:
(Khiisiis City Tillies)
liear C.iaprron:
There are two or three
'collides of us who bine been
n' running around together for
quite a while, even before, we
were all married; we are
In three or four different
"ernwds" now und several of
. - us Kirts do not approve of the
-,t any one of the girs nets to
,:' Witrd our ti'iphands. We have
raid n I tilling about it yet, or
rather w e nave done nothing
about it yet. because we fell.
. and still feel, that she means
t t nothing w hatevcr by it. Hie
. In a likeable. Jolly Kill, and
we all think that her acilons
ai e prompted solely by her
hapiiy-go. lucky nuturc and
her t i-ieiidllness. Hut at t be
vaine time, we can't lie 1 1 but
- feel t-Uv Is gidng ll little loo
far when she ads toward our
1 ' huMbautls almost am though
i hey were her own. Anxious
Three.
(The Anxious Three should
- know (hat I he way to slop this
tomfoolery Is to f t.u t necking her
hllf It tinl In el'-llefene. and We
''.are Ml. pi t-.-d at the lack of luiti
alive on t heir part. ApplUai Un
I, ol D.ix n "(meal is agreeable to
all cottccruvd, and will knot k tho
r ' lna ll 1 1 Jo Illness out of the of
fending titdv forthwltht.
llrddes KftioiK drunk and using
' VeroiiHl. the hop of Senator Tom
1 let I in t-a hi : "We faw down niul
, go boom'"
um:k on a i in ttitv nr.
No cherry pb can be better
than Its bottom crust. It drives
one to thoiiKhtH of rtot it ml bid
hhevism lo see n cherry pie, bright
of tune, the bloom of youth upon
, Its countenance, only to find that
...Ihcie has been an overflow 111 the
. lowland', and (bat the makln's
have "run." There Is more or less
of luck In the making of cake,
' hut then- In notion but art ami
eternal vigilance In the mukitiK of
'li pie, A gtiod bottom crust can
not come from n quick oven. A
nutck oven bakes the upper crust,
' but it leaves the bottom crust a
cross between a iimtRinfre and n
V paste. ( Kxchnnge t.
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Ver'-ain Bdl course opened.
"juiolio wnnjuHfMi, ..,.-. .
WHAT THE RAILROADS HAVE DONE
FKW people, we IVur, reiilie wlliil (be nulroiuls of ill is t'Ollli
try li'uvu dune in the slmrl spaee ot ten veins.
n lipukiii' over the Miiil-Triliune files nl' we tumid
Hint tlie i-nilioiiils were just lieinji retiirueil from (.'nveiniueiit l'
private operiil imi. Tiny were nil run down, some liniiknipt.
none prospenms The !; iieiiil iiupreiou was the lailioails a
money luyliiiifr oriiiiizatiiins were iloouieil.
Now what do we nee .' 'I'he riiilroailv are more prosperous
today than at any time in a quarter of a eeiitnry. Anil, more
remarkable, this condition has been brought about almost en
tirely by' greater elTieieney in method.
Kor example, the avtTafre wae of railroad employees has
for six years been constantly inereasin, while the average eost
of railway opera! ion has been decreasing.
One can best 'ot an adeipiale idea of the iiincnituclc of what
has been accomplished by eomiiaiin',' the results of the year
ll'L'S with those of 1 !)'.!. Total operalin;; expenses last year
were I7.'!,1 1(111,01 1(1 I.KSS than iii V.i'S-i. lint the average wa;.T
paiil was four and one-half eeiils per boor .MOKIC.
This merely shows wha! American business cfl'ieieney can do
when it sets about it seriously and with determination.
And ineidenlally il is inlercslintr to observe that the ureat
csl savings and most consiicuinis improvements in service were
made in the Middle West and Kast where railroad competition
is' keenest. : '
AIRPORTS
"B
I'll. I) the bird house and the birds will come," is an obi
saving which is more true of human fliers than of the
feathered variety.
Aviation follows the airports like gamblers follow the horses.
Commercial air lines establish their lerminals in cilics offeriie..'
Ih i! best landing fields, hangars and oilier terininal facililics.
It is not cnoueji to pick oiil a vacant lot, designate it as an air-
ort and then develop it in an old-fashioned, helter-skelter way.
The problems of the airport, whether il be urban, suburban; in
sular or coastal, are complex, rruiriu(; for solution the com
bined experience and knowledge of the aviation expert, the
engineer, the eily planner and the architect.
The community which overlooks today's, irrcat opportunity
for providing Tor air traffic,' not only for the Future but fur the
present, will be found in the'samr position as those which re
fused to encouraf-'e the railroad in the pioneer days.
TRAFFIC NEEDS
THAT ninny sink's Iiavv alri'inly nufirrnwn flu; hvo-lano hih
Wiiy is the opinion o lib' prcsiileiit of tin; I't'iuisylvaiiiji
Motor Federation, a rcprrynlaiivt' oraiiiutiou of automo.
Iik owners.
Tliis traiTii! antlionly urKl,l!S n" t wo-ktno highway is
too narrow to permit a free i'Uiw of tralTio ami lliat tlie physi
cal limitations of such n road nuHify tlie meelutnieal possibili
ties the public ileninnds in the modern motor ear.
Willi the sleady inei'ease in the Jiumlier of motor vehieles
and tlm rapid strides in power, speed and safely niainiraetiirers
are Iniildiifo; into the er o today, the proldem oF wider roads
x approiudiiiio; a crisis. If main arteries of travel were built to
piovidc at least l'our-t ral'l'ie bines, mass trnlTic or' mixetl speed
ability would have room to form in selective groups basetl on
speed without ever-present danger an imonvenienee to all users
of the highways. Statistics ean be eiled to prove that the acci
dent rate decreases as highways widen.
Is it too early to talk of wider highways when no state has
money enough to complete its. highway system with improved
two-btne roads? IVrlmps not. Kor one thino;, four-lane roads
at some points are more urgently needed than two-lane roads
at others. And experience has lauht highway builders that if
costs much less to widen a thoroughfare, than to build a new
one.
The President's commission is "jetting advice concerning all
crimes eeept that of offering gratuitous advice to publie officials.
IT tl 1 1 i t 1 1 1 eliii lidhless ilursu't know li(llol is sold, h;i'
does she ihinU it is majit's men silly i-umiIi n pay for in
uor ale ' f
KACI.K 1MHNT. (ire.. June -2
(Special. 1 Monday, .In lie I Till,
lartie number of parents and tax-
pavers attended the annual school t friends. Mrs. 1'ruitt Is the daUKh-J
election w hen the follow ini; diree-, ier of William Perry. I
tors were elected-: Lester Throek- , Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Vouiik of'
niurten, three-year term; Mrs. W ll- j I'ortlaml and formerly of Ih-owns-Ham
Hurst, one year, ami Mrs. j hum. were callliiK on friends1 In
Kdlth Wcldman. clerk, lur one' Lale lolul nil day Tuesday. They I
year. were en route from California t"
The matter of transttortlng pu-i their home in Portland. ' I
MUTT AND JEFF
.You Fool,
SIT
WIDER ROADS
pits from the ouUyliif dislrlels was
huceessiully curried.
! Mr. and Mrs. Martdi tJarrett en
ten lined at dinner Hunday for Mr.
jam! Mrs. Thertin Jones a ml t'iaude
ji'ox of (irapts l'uss and .Mr. and
j Mis. T, 1.. Mcfielland of Kale
i Point.
-j Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I'ltiitt nf
i : llllland. Cal., are here for a two
! weeks
visit with relatives anil
The Next Speaker To
ONlV
Boat:
Nry &G.T SO 1 V
exciTCb a Boot
Personal HealtK Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Blrnod letter pertaining to pcraonoJ hoalth aod hg-leDB, not to dlBM dlatcocla 6v
treatraebl, will be oxward bj Dr. Brad If a cUapwl, al( addu-Ml Bvrlop la K-loaL
Lrttrra ahonld iw briof and written ui Ink. OwlLf to tL lorfo oombwr of loiMra ro
etlvod, only few can bo ooawfrod bora. Ho reply can bo nado to quelle not ooiilorat
ing to Injunction. Addroa Dr. William Brady, la ear of Uiia nowapapor.
(.(nr.K in
A Kiuil'lii uf 1 luklliB water I
from NashvlUc cunliiincil Tl purU
uf ioilln per too lilUiun parts of
witter, which Ik u
very low iirojnir-,
lion. A .N'liahvllb'
citizen woulii 1
iiave to iliink. If
my arithinelic is'
u l.r o x Imutcly
aecurate, h e V e n
liarrcls of water
witlt each of his
four Inonl.s anil a
couiile pailxfiil on
rcth-iiiK 1'io-h nlKht, in onier to
Ki-t cnuliKii loiiln from tiie wuter
lo keep iiieliiliolism o1iik.
Western Tennessee Is a low
coa'iiai plain some auU leet above
sea level, holder, d uy aimviai (luy to umi(t hlIrv the child is pro
bottom lands along the Aliswissippi I(.( I..d airainst diohlheria before
Middle Tennessee, frum the Ten
nessee river to the Cumberland
plateau Is first a limestone valley
ranging from 700 to 100Q feet
attitudes and then an elevated
highland verging Into the Appala
chian runge m the eastern part,
some of the higher mountains ris
ing to yooo feet.
The prevalence of goiter among
men examined for war" service wh
comparatively low in the Ten
nesseo draft, 25 other states offer
ing material having a higher
goiter incidence -than the Ten
nessee candidates showed.
- Ileeeut examinations of school
children' gave these data: ' it 07 II
whito boys, ll.l'JO white girls,
173!l colored boys and 3i:Oi cnl-j
ored girls, attending senior ami
Junior higU schools and upper,
grades of grammar schools In 40,
different localities, presented m
total of 4 R 7 r, goiters, approxi-i
matfdy one-fifth of the 2 5,000 1
children examined. Approximately
one -ten tli of the white boys and
one-fourth of the white girls had
goiter. Approximately one-eighth
of the colored boya and one-third'
of the colored girls had golt'-r.
i f course, In nearly all cases
I lie goiter u as simple goiter, a nd
in most of them it would seurce'.v
be tit diced except, by medical ex
a initiation. There ;-.ecnied to be
more goiter In tlie eastern moun
tainous section than in the west-j
ern lowland. , j
No rr lalhinshi was imlleated
between the prevalence of goiter
and the water supply. In Ten"- The greater the enthusiasm, the
nessoe there is slightly more goitre ' quicker it burns itself out. .Vote
among people who drink ehlorl- J last year's, passion for farm re
nated water. In Oregon, however, j nef. . ' ,
there Is slightly moiv goiter i
among people who do not drink I
chlorinated water than aniongj
those who drink chlorinated water.
This surely proves I hat chlorlna
tion of the water supplies has
nothing lo do with goiter. Any
way, there Is nothing but fancy
or conject urn to support tho no
tion that chlorlnation of the water
Is responsible for goiter.
The use of Iodized salt In place
of ordinary salt is finite general In
Tennessee. In .M ichigan Iodized
salt has a p parent ty greatly de
creased the prevalence of goller
in localities where goiter had pre
vailed heavily before the introduc
tion of iodized salt
this country und Silbersehmidt In
Switzerland the very ft.retnost
authorities ' on the subject, are
both convinced that the
use of Iodized salt In place of
ordinary salt, for all eonklmc andlthlnk how much more justly they
table purposes. Is advisable, anil
will not cause or anKraate trou
ble even Iti cases of exophthalmic
Kof er or by pert hyrtddlsni.
I am no chemist nor even a
Kolter expert, but 1 believe the
mere adopt ion of iodized salt in
place of ordinary salt is seat-rely
sufi icbnl to insure an adequate
ioilin ration fttr everylmdy. I be
lieve it is well for every child
a rd adult In Tentiess-e. or other
Inland region to take a drop of
I inct ore of loilin in a lam of
water every week or nearly every
week, whether iodized salt Is
used or not.
jm-:stux AM) .svi;its.
('Irciinicislou.
I ii m ba viiu; our weeks old
boy circumcised. Mv folks seem .
t think 1 shouldn't have it done.
What Is your opinion about it. I )
have no special reason, only I be-J
lieve It Is more sanitary. We are I
great believers In your teachings:
and would appreciate your views
about this K. I. K.
Answer It Is necessary only
when there Is Interference with
cleanliness or with voldim;. Yeurj
physician should decide in cane oij
an abnormality tr diseane.
Get Up Was - -
BACTCRlft, "DOM'T Vovj K'foouJ
IMPERILS YouR ouom UFG Bur
IT eNDAW6C(5S THG UVjS
OTHCPS UlHCM V0U STAMb UP
it's foolhardy ant
'ji;m;ssi:i;.
ScJirlct IVvcr.
As the mother of u glvl anI
boy aed 0 and 8 1 am worried!
about a .scarlet fever outbreak in j
the srhool.s. Several doctors here'
favor tlie use of serum to immu
nize children anainsl scarlet fever;
ot Jk'I'k are opposed to it, as they
think- It affects the glandular sys
tem, W'e should value your opin
ion on the use of serums for 1m-
niuai.aWon against diphthei ii
scarlet fever and typhoid fever.
Alrs. II. M. W.
Answer Kvery child at 2 years
of aue oucht to have the benefit
of the Schick lest for suscepti-
t bilily to diphtheria, and if ihe
lest shows tlie child is suscentible.
tiu.n (jio toxin-antitoxin imuiuni-
- Z!)Unn surely it is the parent's
the child enters school. Tho scar
let fever immunization Is not yet
on such a soundly established foot
ing, tho there is no good reason
to Imagine It does any harm to
the glandular system, even if ft
(ails to render thu child immune
to scarlet fever. I should give It
to my children if my doctor ad
vised It. lminuniition against
typhoid is almost absolutely effec
and Is always advisable
where there is possible expos
ure. How lo Breathe.
AVhnt is the proper method of
breathing? Varth-ularly, Is it cor
rect to exhale thru Hie mouth or
j ntjso
u. a
Answer Normally inhale a.nu
exhale through the nose. During
sustained effort open the mouth
and breathe thru both the. nose
and the mouth.
(Copyright John F. Dille Co.)
Quill Points
of course Cnele Sam favors dis
laroiameiit. Isn't he preparing 15
nmre hhips to scrap?
A he-man ds one who dies early
'because a lit tie germ or a little,
exposure can't scare a Kuy like
him.
The
first cuss word was In
when the first bald man
a fly the third time.
1 vented
missed
3.
The Ims tf Hi family is
llu' one who does the most
talking about a (rhlal hurl.
The conservative opinion, in
KiiKland. Is that the hand that
rocks the cradle rocked the boat.
Ainevlcanisni: l-'eelina; superior
the common thief: "buying,
Kimball. in!(MMlH , th(1 fu knowledge that
yuU nt.Ver can pay for them.
lteporters. lan.ly. must swallow
neral'their pride and chase you to hold.
their jobs. It you
jobs. If you hate them.
abominate you.
A mom; the yellow races we
must Include the one that won't
enforce a sane law If ll endanKet s
business.
Tlie disadvantage in being
j home-run hitter is that the world
i thinks you are slipjin if you fail
to get one .every day- ,
The rt-nittinist wl ty
nur g it nt problem Is (IKiribu
lion must have nullii-l limv
inut h parking parr llu-iv Is
where you don't waul it.
Nature knows best. All wild ho hopes to be admitted,
creatures mate for life except The founder of Christianity ll'im
the dogs and cattle that can get j self, if He came here under an
along without a home. jollier name, nreticlihiS s Ho
i preached on the shores of Galilee,
A partisan Is a man who thinks j would be deported just as soon as
you are agaitud him if you talk i the order could be issued.
.-..ns..".
An
alitor is
chef w ho prt
IT MOT
OF
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mi
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
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water
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twelve und
twenty
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pares a daily dish and dies still ! leyan College class of lS.r2. No
wondering which ingredients kept; other graduato of that year is left
the customers coming back fort&live, and ho must celebrate alone,
more. ; 1
j Some day, hundreds of millions
The hurd part of KovernhiK a ; of years hence, hut SOMK DAY,
republic is to do what is sensible Mho last man alive will stand on
without offendiiiK the fanatics the earth alone,
who compose the current ma- ! That hist man must come, for
jority. Mhe sun must die by Iohs of heat,
: land the earth most die with it.
Correct this sentence: ".My last; .
?U 'Sl': have done well." said the j The last man will clinj? to life,
KiirKeoii. '-hecaiiMe not one of them probably still wrmdefing what hnit
went back to work too soon." pens al'Ior death, prolonRing exist-
(once iirlificially. without the sun's
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Page One.)
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"ttnuu iiieii - muu.c
iberp j,v- .MdiillliLrht.
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A lew such sllblcills llilllt 51l.iil..J.
, .,, t w r I (.B.e JL.
,
" '"in il inooHiinu uiiuioit ttoiuirs
I nnlovniollt
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' fI I'll I (UVlMeilt '.( 1KIII1 "MVP t O
the world more
wraith has ever j
money than
iven lo t'llu-
u-al ion. So did Pasteur. Neitht'i
ever went to college.
t At the Kume lime, it is a Rood!
I thing that rich men now rneud I
Iheir money on education, science.
und fighting disease, instead ot'ieX I'lOYSe btCEY,
using ii, as iney uiu once. uum
to bribe the Almighty und pu:-
I chase eternal bliss lor their tiuim
I portHiit souls.
j-. I Poor, htirrassed Leon Tnitzliv
'l t will now apply for permission to
.i,.t II... 1 ..it,wl
States, having
j been turned away
from tiei many
and (.real Mritulu.
The former associate of Lenin,
once head of the soviet army.
I knows little about this country, if
John Andrus. S; years old. calls
off this year's reunion of his Wes -
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mmsurcd
man tier
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41. Slmphdnn
43. Hrurtl of
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45. I rill. nl es
ninitmtlou 46. Aires
47. Oreek Irttrr
48. II litre mythical
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a dbr.
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of .bill n
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63. Jainiiit'se coin
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f. Fuss
3. Football i09l
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4. KnorklnfT
5. Medicinal
! pin lit
9. Jlindu gar
nient
7, Atrrees
8. imt i;tnriiiiid
tn tc: iiuitr.
heat, for n while. Then the last
nmn will tlie, tho earth will roll,
dark and cold, to be broken up and
made over billions of years from
now.
lOn limn Si ho mlloctori t: RtiV. MWl
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i-su fiivv-w . j.mo.
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before the Avar.
Wars are expensive, especially
when they take you by surprise
and you have to hire a ?1 year pa
triots to spend your billions hur
riedly, without getting anything
for them.
-f
Rialto Sunday
Showing an exciting fight be
tween a man and a horse, "The
Harvest of I late." starring Ilex,
king of wild hoives, will open at
the llialto theatre tomorrow.
The performances of this Intel
liuent animal star have made him
one of the most popular "actors"
on tho screen.
.lack Perrin and his wonder
horse. Starlight. play featured
1 supporting roles. Helen I-oster
! is the heroine and Tom London
I the villain. There are many thrill-
j ing scenes, including that of a
i runaway
ircus wagon, a head
long plunge over a cliff and
1 terrific fight between two men
r0NJ SC0f0t
KlU, X THINK '
you'Rcl
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1 I I
Do You Remember?
TK VKAIES AfiO TOIAV
' (From files uf Mail Tribune.)
June 22, 1919
Germany uKi'eea to uimi iieaco
treaty.
Seventy killml liy I oiii :nl j near
I'itkus Tallu. Miunusotti.
Dave anil Harry Rosenberg taUe
over Hear Creek orchard and pel!
OUt Hlleep iHlbilll'PS.
lialpli irc('urdy, niter Hervico
overseas, imHored to Rledfurd yeH
Inrday from Han KranelBCo lo look
after oxtensive liisurnnefl liusl
lieHB. W, llHB I'OHlKUcd liin hhp
t ion as insurance manager for tho
tank ot lluly.
SmudBo: . The feijlher!) of the
peace dove are Humcwhat Uedrat;
ylecl. The Alaska Indiana have
gouu on the war path.
TtVKNTV VKAKS A(iC) TOIAV
(from Xiles of M:til Trihunc.)
June 22, 1909
peo. E. Jlaralmll defeats V. T.
York for school director. Charlen
Stran;; retires from hoard and J.
II. Cochran becomes, chairman.
Oeo. I.oggett, prominent Minneap
olis Brain merchant, bnya Will
Stewart orchard of 17u acres for
S5,000.
New York. There Is a atrons;
prohabllity that President:' Wood
row Wilsoii of Princeton univer
sity will be a nominee' for Kpyernor
of New Jersey. "; ' . ' '
Hutte Falls. The latest report
here is John R. Allen and .Mr.
DewlnK will construct .an 61ectric
line frb.in here o EaRle'HoiptJ We
ilo not care who builds the road bo
long as one is constructed.'
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CENTRAL POINT MEET
E
CKNTUAL POINT, Ore., June
'22. (Special.) The Itoyal Neigh
bors met at the pleasant country
home of Mrs. Halph Uean .Juno
11!, with Oracle Saraa Vincent
presiding. After the1 business
j meeting, a social afternoon was
j enjoyed. Mrs. Leonard Freeman
at the piano played several In
j strum en oil numbers.' and Miss
i Doris Hichardson sang two num
J ber.s. she ' was accompanied on
the phi no by Mrs. Freeman. There
were talks by several of the ladies.
I Visitors from Med ford were Mrs.
j Jones, Mrs. Conrad, Mrs. Waddell
and Mrs. Frey. The hostess werved
delicious refreshments. She was
assisted by hev daughter, Mrs.
Leonard Freeman.- - j
- Horace Terrell of Newberg was
qnlling at (I. K. Fox' office Wed
nesday. Mr. Terrell was" on his
way to California and will enter
Stanford university. He was .a
former athletic teacher in Central
1'oint. -f
j Howard Mnyfield, who was
j taken to Portland a short time
i agp to the Good Samaritan hos
; pilal, underwent a serious opera -(lion
June 17, but is getting along
j as well as can be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mayfield
'were over from Klamath Falls
! Sunday to visit Mr. Mayfield's
mother.
j George Ford and Fred Jlessel
i grave are putting a new roof on
the A. O. V. W-. hall. "
I Chan. Dungan, who Is (julle el
dcrly. is on the slek list this-week.
I A. Ayers Is employed on tlie
1 K. C. Fabev ranch. His prune or-
chard shows fine prospects of
being a large crop und they are
of a fine totality.
Mrs. A. 3 Fur well of the fox
farm west of Central Point, nnd
i Airs. Ned Pomcroy and a friend
ami Pete Ponieroy were shopping
ui!h our merchants Wednesday.
Miss Lorna Ilaini ick. .who has
been teaching in California, is
home to upend her vacation with
hqr parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. It.
Hainrick.
Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Martin and
family are on.inyinir a visit from
. -Mrs. Martin's parents,. Mr. -and
jMrs. Ii. c: Miller, uf Oakland,
j Calif.
Miss Marian Hamrjek of Central
; Point and Mr. and .Mrs. Sherman
j .Morehtmse of Ashland expect to
leave Sunday for Vosvmite. Calif.
I Mr. and Mrs. John MeJiinpsey
went to Grants Pass Tuesday on
uusmes-j. ,
NKW TOIIK. fypi wtih the
thermonu-ter in the 90'h. John I).
j Rockefeller. Jr . has bi exercit -j-ing
one of the rights and duties of
jit good citizen. He sat on a jury
I thaj heai'd a commercial case.'
By BUD FISHER
THOUGHT,
right;
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