Medford mail tribune., July 09, 1929, Image 4

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fb, AmcUud Pm, Is txelmlrtlr tntll!4 to
lb dm far bubllrttloo of til wirt duptunw
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mu tn Um mtfwd.
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H C. MMKN8EN COMPANY
ORtN, U Krt Tort, aio. IWlnB,
rriKUc, lot Aoxla. tutUo. rttftluid.
Ye Smudge Pot
y Arthur Parry
The worst thinK nliuut the
eurthiuakc In I.oh Anceles yeirter
da, Avill hp a downpour of up
Htiiln rditvrlulH Hie tiill-end of'tlio
wwh, upon the Klorlow nnd wtmi
Ity. of the OrfKon wpathur, Willi
lioal npuloKy for nine months of
rain. .
The iTofcHaloliul Women, inflat
ed, by 11 few umutour women, will
picnlo Sunday.
TI10 farm old bill in J"l u"
panlly diwiuiwfd. wlllioul knowiiiK
iinylhliiK about It, us the tariff.
sorxps 1'I.aisiiii.k
(Salem SliiKniiin)
On the other fide of the
river the road wan under eon
Htruetion and oivlin; to llti
-. .fact the ensine became Htuek,
,-" which delayed its speed con
siderably. " .A '!)(' lias been discovered In
KftHtofn Oregon with u mania tor
working, lie 1h icsarded na n
prpdifiy of no ineiln dlmenslonH.
nnd in the Hubjcet of an odllorlHt
UivIotik un'tho iiveruKe urin. The
io unlcwt turned out to.plwy, will
'biv Inn iniliiHtrlouM to finish high
hcIiooU llo will Hlurt luiurdlng
money, and when h uliould le
diTKned up. will Uvhk about how
long ho woro n huII of clothes. (At
'4(1 yfurn, ho will look lilte 72, und
br , unable to talk Intelligently
itbout unythlnff but nmiiengH and
inlereMt ralen. He will try to ihiy
and be a Kood-fellow. anil mako a
fiK.lv of both, llo will bo Kienly
and ' Hoirirtli, and uncoiielousy
inetm, and a doll;tr w 111 be hlr
Ond. He will dio a thousand
detiliK every tax pnyfiiK hoiIhoh.
llo , will have about an much
wealth a lb" boy who played, hut
lilt Hhoutdci'H will be Hloopel, hit)
heart hard and there will be
HomnlhlnK wrong with one of the
major orKitiiH from eating too
much bacon to muvo u dline.
It Ik malntulned that fuwt auto
freightH from I'ortland are nut
harm luff the highway. TIiIh tnoy
be ho, but they u re not doing them
'any good.
Tin-; si Ki:i:
. (Kouihrrn AtlviHiUf) .
Hrother ImvIh did not mako
nay loud profession, hut Ii Is
heart beat true to tho hlKhrst
ihliifTH In life. Though nut a
:ot)Ktunt church attendant, ho
ever niado nrruimrmeutH for
IiIb family to be there.
In accordance with tho observa
tion of thr U. !S. lEiireau of Health
on 1 be w en titer,' that "lieat Is
Imaginative," many w ere under
the delusion ycMerdity that they
ere KwcuthiK.
A Sixth nt. lamp poxt Jumped
hack In time again last n Ik lit w 'hen
a 1 1 year old hoy. who driven
better than bin father, tried to test
Its rchltlcucy.
PutteOH um an article of wear by
fashionable malr-H have died out In
I bin community, until tumid hi ng
real patriotic occur.
fllackxthlthtng. affbn at all
hbuiK. (Hlj:n on road to Orleaut.
t'allf.) The perfect union.
tiii: mviiim. iioor
'I cannot understand 1 why It
should be,"
Ktlld the deserted wife,
"tied had his fill of wa tide ting,
and he
Did 'love his hiMiie, his lltilr one
and inc.
Ills wish was fur n uuM life;
And when we lived in town, he'd
hurry home
1-lnl-h evr'nliig, e:ii;er for (he homo-
ly Joys
'Of pipe and bouk lad lo escape
the noise
That breaks liko w tnd-w hit ltd
fott 111
Among the st recta and buildings.
Then we rahie
To thin house that 1 found for him
; set high
Above a country highway. You
' can see
' Tlie road's long winding through
this window frame
To C Hut far place agulnsl the wes
tern sky
Whitre It droits finally
' Across the further hilltop. This
was his. .
This window; It waa here he look
his rest
And WHtehed (ho (hie of travel
towiird tho west,
J guess he's mad tho imrtor cinys
he Is
You've heard of what occurred:
One day he left his comfortable
Place,
Walked dUt 'wlfhdiit A wrlrrf.
And nlnrn that day I have not en
Ilia fare."
(Cleveland Plnlmlfnler.) (
( uutive tllM'ttse, pot Kmii'l vlne- Uww vtt
HAS THE DRUG TRUST
HOWARD M. AMItiU;.STr:i!, or New York, ii-ently imiilf
(Inures bffuie the Ann'rifn li-ifieiil A S((ftatioii (now'
linldiiijf its ton vent ion in I'ortlanil) anil ai.'iiiiisL Hie iiewNpapcrs
of this country.
.Mr. Airilj'nistcr cluimt'd tlmt th pli'iiriuumjntical trust lias
used its 'vast 'rt'.sourccK for advcrtisii); .to KUij the' American
press reifaiiliiiK what lie terms the ''iirjrot of rye Mciinilal."
At-eortliiij; to Mr. Aiiibruster, tlw Department of A?rii!ul
ture hail allowed 'adulteration of this product "lo prevent nil.
necessary business losses," and this net ion lias "probably been
responsible for much of the iiibrtulity in olicstelrie eases."
lit! maintains the press of this country said nothing liecause.
of the fear of iidvertisin" losses. '
THIS is a serious charge, and if -Mr. Ambrlisler lias any cvi
ilenee to support it, he sliould jiroinptly )roduee the same.
Frankly, we don't believe this charge. p AVe know it isn't
true of oiie newspaper, and we don't believe it is true of others.
That the policies of some newspapers arc dictate! by (heir
advertisers is Inie, but that the press of America lin 'u whole is
so controlled is simply buncombe. '
Jn a case like this wo know that no. advertiser and no eom
bimition of advertisers could silence the press. If- Mr. Am
bruster's charges are true, if the dnifi trust IS lusiili; its ad
vcrtisiiij' appropriation as a screen to itloak the iinlawt'ul manu
fueture of premrations which uj?l-'i'avute rather than ease the
pains of illness 'mid childbirth,' ' there isn't a tielf-respcetine;
newspaper in the country that would not jump into the fijiht
and assail such a barbarous iniquity until u complete victory
hud been won. .
WK hope this matter will be brought before the I'orllanJ
convention and all available facts determined. Certainly
if any siich remedies are now on 1h market, the American
Medical Association should remove tlu-iu from their approved
list inslanter. And in such action tlu' association can be as
sured it will have the support "of every newspaper iu the coun
try worthy of the mime.
ETHICS MAY
THK above situation brings into sharp relief one of America's
besetting wins, loose thinking and easy generalization.
Because everyone knows newspapers are dependent upon
advertisers for their existence, and bee a use there have been'
eases of t lie former adjusting iheir editorial policies to please
lie latter, a prevailing impression has grown up that all news
papers are 'owned body and soul 'by 'the advertisers, articu
hlrly by the large (Jues.
As a result, when "Mv. Anibrilsfer'di:ieovered this "argot of
rye scandal" Assuming he did discover one and he also dis
covered the newspapers hail not men'thmcd it, lie was merely
following the popular "psychology when be immediately ijs
siimed that he'press had been bought iip by the drug trttst.
It never oceunrcd to him, apparently, that this silence might
have 'been 'due to' ignorance of! the facts, that the matter had
never been brouulit to the attention bf'lhe newspapers 'of 'this
country as'a whole.
Y KT such iindouidedly vs the ease. And a contributing
factor was umptestiohiibly the Mipcr-conservat ism of the
medical profession iis a 'whole, the survival of that straiige
fcjudice against ublieity "getting iu Hie newspapers."
As a niatter of fact in u ease like this, tho medical profes
sion should lit once have taken the newspapers into their con
fidence, for in widespread and pitiless publicity lies their most
probtthly their only effective remedy.
Iliit there is that fatal Inertia and spirit of reaction, too
often disguised in the pure garments of "the ethical members
of the profession." (
Kthics are. fine and necessary. lut when the lives of the
mothers of a country are threatened, it is no time to think about
the formalities of the action, hut to act iu the most effective
way and at once.
Alas, when Hit iiirpliiiK' ilrivcr liolds out. liis liiiutt, up inul
tlmvii must lc inchulcd in ytnir crfurt to tfiiess wliilt ho iiiciins.
It nit ilfprmls iipoii your point of view. AVIii-u ttic socli'ty
piiffr snys I'vcryoiir hus left tmvu, notnnty t-au notire tliu tlif
itTcncc.
lij a free people nor that selects tin law iniikrt's H prrt'ors
iiinl then only obeys I lie liiw.s it prefers?
Tlmt the htimhle can hopr to enter Iliyli Society in this luii l
oT opportunity is lemohstnitotl hy himlberh. Tiinnoy it ml
liver.
Mexico will tlrill through n
U scem.s ii ahum to wtisto a perfcrtly ffootl atrocity like that 'in
tune of peace.
MUTT AND JEFF
JFF. VOVJ l?MPt5ft Mff I
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MUZJILED THE PfiESS?
BE OVISRDONB .
etithetlnil flodr' in tpiVst of oil.
Mutt Is No Indoor Eagle
I I'M VOUfi
Boosts, r
SAit f0O HAT5
THAfO. ANY
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
f lti4 Iftwt Hrtalntef U panoul fcttltfc ud kretn, to dlurata n
tfefttmcol, will b, owtrd br Ir. Bnd U ltur4, Mll-drMMd mmlopt la tni-lrmd.
t nuld hm brl.t mad writt In Ink. Ovini to tb Urr. nvnFw (
Kind, oolr bw au ummi bm Jl wlr u b ! U qtim ft mlorm
Ina to lnitnctlou. 14drM Or. WUUu, Unit, la eua of thia hwimm.
K.MIN'.TIO' TIME AGAIN ....
A your or more has elupscd hIikc charKcn rwiuln- tl. same care ac
we conducted tho luit health quca- Mn a case of scarlet fcvr or dlph
tlonnalrf. It Rood fdn fr ""'' . , ,
flrsl-. las tiassonKcrs as well as the , daUKlltor, flgcl, two ,d
conduclor ot the column, but .0 , yoar!) fc vory fonJ of raMni.
the calm way thene half-fure ox -
, .. , . . ,K, r
awer bo sent to them. That wasn't
the purpose of the -questionnaire
at all. It was Intended as a means;
ir reauers 10 snow u utriurr itivy iv
learninji ino jmif icreonn in nyi.
I.1IIK W lt-av.ll "Hi-.
Well, I'm nut a vindictive per -
, ,, . . , .
wn: I sot al net u In a urjr s -
, V . . t
hi k y short time, and say or do
... . i .
some h np; ati'oelou perhftpH hut
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n h few minuteH It Ik all over and
:, , . , ,
I'm sorry and ashamed of my con
duet. 1
It In examination time 'again. !
suppnge we must hold an examin
ation to determine what progress,
it any, rcadera have mad'e In the
study of hygiene in the past year.
Thin Is all just for fun, you under
stand. 1 am uk'in examinations,
as. u generul rule. I think 'school
examinations and college examina
tions as they are usually conduct
ed are a poor sort of diversion, a
diversion of attention from the in
competent teaching, and the neg
lect of study in the institution
where the demonstration is staged.
Of course I cannot object to ex
aminations on this ground -where
a mid-term or final test Is the only
check the educational authorities
have of the candidate's class work.
"Where this examination business
attains the height of absurdity is
In the elementary and high 'schools;
there, often enough, a pupir w hose I
class work has been excellent
throughout the term flunks tho ex
amination, unless some teacher
with a bit of common sense "fixes"
it; on the other hand, many a pu
pil who 'has unmistakably shown
his unfitness in the term. Is lucky
enough to "pass' the examination
with high standing. It is a strange
thing that teachers or educators
generally sanction the examina
tion absurdity or at any rate they
h e 1 d o m make audible protests
against the wastefulness and Injus
tice, of this archaic custom. ' I
Just for fun, then, here are the
questions for the flfth health 'ques
tionnaire. Send In your answers
according to the numbers. Inclose
a stamped envelope bearing your
address and you will receive jhe
corrected answers by mall. The
correct answers have been given in
this column Jn .the course of the
last few. wcVks:
1. What Is the function of the
appendix?
J. What Is " likely to happen If
a confirmed pill taker Is unable' to
get his regular physic?
3. What's liver gnod for?
4. How may one be sure of get
ting enough limo (calcium)?
5. Is It dangerous to go out in
the cold Immediately after a hot
bath '! Give reason for your ' an
swer. fi. What effect has treatment
with an infra-red lamp?
7. Is bunion a growth or n de
formity? K. How may a person Jf tula
remia V
Should but'ies eat bananas?
K.vptiiin your answer.
in. What Is rrl and Imw Is It
usually contracted?
MI'KSTIONS A.M AXSWKIW
Spread of Infaiillle ParalyU. ,
I 'lease answer In your column
whether Infantile paralysis Is con
tagious or not. Should such eases
be quarantined, and if so, for how
long? Mrs. A. K. I-.
Answer. As the mode of trans
missluit Is not definitely Known,
there Is no effective means of pre
vention. As a rule, thy patient
is Isolated as completely as pos
sible for the first three weeks of
illness. After that, It seems, there
is little danger of infection spread
ing. There Is reason to believe
that visitors or attendants may act
as carriers of the infection, and
hence actual quarantine Is neces
sary. It has been proved thul the
virus Is ylven off from the mucous
membrane of the nose ami throat
Therefor, the none and throat dis-'
I THAT'S O.K. Dib VoJ THdrA'S
JL. UNil)BRGK? t tHe
j J (JCTUATlONlI
I. . i. i. .. 1 n,,vo " voBue. recollection that
lsts took advan-, , ha rt,ad thHt n
taue of the fc'anu ilron worms ,ruc?-Mr..
that I not mad $
an4 ctt.ico.lU.d' '.Hwer.-I advise you to five
, In,rrvm.nSnn'l,ne chl"' rlsl"- e alone with
n t you ever .top- , an) nlcel ,
fta'ed'me a' '' 4 .0,uld -
, i" v . . t ' U,,UV; -
II love to nwlm but I am ashamed
tu so . . when I stand Btraiplit
J t-l nf ,1,.li-.W. ..1
my knee. "."
fJ t " -
Answer
Probably you require
only a few pounds of added flesh
I l!t.r.,- An r.11 Hw, i
finn ' , .u i. V
'fan, for that Is the beat of all
; . (tntll. , ,,,,
' tissue builders. Of course
i , Ml
nothiiiK you ran apply, wear or
i ,"(,, t,rt .. ,
i In will change matters. Rend
, , , , ,
stamped envelope bearing your ad-
dress and ask for instructions for
gaining weight.
Wily the Alias?
Can you tell me whether the
specialists in Institute 'arc 'reg
istered? I am thinking of going
there for a circumcision. M. A.
Answer. They may be regis
tered, yet thoroughly disrrputahle.
I advise you to entrust the little
operation only to a reputable doc
tor who practices under his own
name.
(Copyright John F. Dllle Co.)
Quill "Points
Yet you can love a decent wo
man you iave a right to love and
never be annoyed by the police.
Another bird called the dove
faiIs to reach its goal because
of an unwelcome stowaway called
greed.
"Wisconsin has voted for beer.
"What's to hinder voting for a
Holla Royco for everybody?
A hick Is a poor man who has
a home and yard like he could
afford if he were a Long Island
millionaire.
The. nidrrlagc Is a failure If
she looks buck to the first hIx
months and wMics lie would
ho like that- now.
A year from now you can sec
considerable change In the farm
er's affairs. His mortgage will be
a year older,
Anyway .we "are glad to learn
that tho disagreeable,, taste of
things we don't. like Is caused by
essential vltamlnes.
Americanism: iiuying cylinder
oil in tho original .cuiilainer to -
avoid poor oil that might injure).
the motor; accepting the stranger's I
word that the stuff In the fruit
Jar Is pure corn. '
IJfc'fe simpler fgr parents now.
In the old days the sound of a
slap on tho front porch- Indicated
a reproof .Instead of a .mosquito.
. Tho h ii it e hi (i o n is over
when sho looks loipy around
, th house mid he itoon'l c
ii durii.
KducatoL-s say . a practical dem
onstratlon Is. worth moro than a
lecture, and If that Is true, the
crime commission can ask for
nothing more.
If Messrs. Hoover and JlacDon
ald ileslro peace, let them agree
uh. fi. rule that none shall bear
arms except . those who hope to
profit by the war.
A diet expert PUKKext the juice
of an orunse and, a nil en of bran
bread Iu the morning, hot doesn't
wiv whether It If to no taken be-
for'e br after break fun, . '
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Brisbane'sToday.
(Continued from Pass One.)
poration .carrying a 'letter from
Florida to Alaska for 2 cents?
There was a time when Honry
Ford believed in tho existence- of a
great moiiov trust.,- His belief was
sound,i and but for Ills individual
genius the money trust might have
carried out its plan to grab the
Ford plant
One great power trust would be
all right if the people owned It.
Autt if. one concern owned all the
powor llio people soon would take
it over. . , .
A bank 'In New York Is shown
to have been managed by thieves,
for. :the benefit of themselves ani
other thieves. Its depositors shame
lessly robbed.
Now It is suggested that other
banks inalto good the thievery, ana
pay the depositors.-
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'.T n,otllth,e imv aU ? "f:
, Jn"
tlie banK
In Germany when bankers steal
they commit suicide. In this coun
try they ro to Kurope.
flf a liank rubber were caught,
other robbers , would not bo per
mitted him to get out nf trouble
ly making good his theft. Hanks
abould not ho allowed to compound
a felony for profit.
'rrlel.iaHne; llin liirlh nf the tlrt.
publican party at Jackson, Mich..
Dr. Work, llupublicau national com-
inltloeinun. and Secretary , llvdo
urged the Republican . party t
bHcki.Prcsldeut Hoover in his pro-1
hiblllon law enforcement'. . - .
4-
The President has tin; depart-1
ment of justice, flic treasury. Hie
army and navy to help him with
prohibiten.
Thp Republican parly might help
him with farm relief. Boulder dam
flood control, canals, highways,
aviation .development and other.
tliincB that (he country needn.
, Prohibition is not tho only thin;;
that interests American citizens.
Two Filipino "Siamese twins"
will marry two sisters that are not
physically united.
.The clerk In Manila,' refused
TVATvy U ax
i - i - nni i
MtiZN X TOLt
TrA.Y0U
AW G LEVATOR
IN TH
I. li U ami can
iruclfoo
I. A tine fit of
j:uxlund
I. The Woman
10. Appeared
11, Mistakes la
printing
If. Mud's nave
10. poll
31. Fll oil .
affix
i. Wendy plantt
If.. Noblemen
tu. feioHttieco ea-
utellutlon
9. The benrt
11. A'nrleat mill
. - .lry iletPc
for throning
U. Utune Of
rard
31. 'fwlit iffflln
S). W hrtrAm.
ii forword
1. Ileln
S. Tffker 'of a -
Jase
S. NcKiilIre
prefix
4. -Nirknnme for
l'dwhrd
i. Termination
f. Taking revoke
. Enemy
81, Gaelic form e
John
37. nptlrnte
M..Hjy , ,
4u. ItruTci ,
43, I'Qaiplrated
41. Tlewnl
47. Not Snot.
iX rrofension
5", (.'ontlnentt t
alilir.
license' on the ground that the
twins, fastened together at the
base ot their spines, were not
"single" and could not marry. He
was overruled.
.
The twins with their wives will
come hero "to make money in vau
deville." They would not make much. If
all ol' tho people were civilized.
Why should any but a child of
moron wish to see dreadful do-
formily?
cIimi daorsVing,
The new German plane, Do-Ox,
The Kant airship, with three
decks, carries 12 powerful engines
and will eliminate forced tandiiiRs
under any but most extraordinary
conditions. , Pipe Hues, all acces
sible, will prevent leaks. The pi
lot's task is less onorotis.
The great Ihydroiilaric,'' now on
the Swiss side of Lake Constance,
will carry 100 passengers, mu Ls
planned for regular service across
the Atlantic.
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SAI.IIM, Ore., July 9. M) Th
ltogers Paper company, founded I
here -til years ago by tho late
tleorge l' Rogers, changed hands
today when i''rcd l. Thielsen
turneil over the controlling inter-
es.""'1 inanagement lo Blake, Mof-
fc ''"VJ,C ''ortland. Tlie
'"r firm is represented by P. c.
MacDunald ot Astoria, a partner
",c ''UsItwss and the new man-!
"l-'1,1"- Mr- Theiisen has been withi
j lh" company tor 1 n years. He will
: devote his time to other interests.
Thielsen, K. Puttaert nnd James'
is. llelizel yesterday annuum ed the ;
incorporation of tlie WcsU'
Hoard Products company, which J
will utilize the waste materials
from the flax and paper mills for
manufacturing purposes.
Quench Klanuiih Tire
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. July
9. tVt What mi(c;u have been a
serious fire was uuickly controlled
In the fuel bin of the L'wnutia box
company last nisht. It was neces
sary in tear the roof tiff. Thr
alhhizc broke out In the sawdust.
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Do You Remember?
'rt-v VKARK AGO ltilAV
(From the files of Mall Trlbune
July t. f9!. ;
Two cliililiirt of Min. Ella Tull.
mun.-iK'T of.iho Jlolland tafo, kid
linptd ly unknown womiin.
I'otitions clr'-ulutcd In Medford
proIosHntr asalnat Standard Oil
company establishing wrvicc sta
tion on S. I'. Hunt of way.
V. H. rhipps publicly opposes
Bedford Kclioul budget.
"Weimar Germany ratifies peace
treaty .
"Washlnirton Plant diseases cut
down V. X. wheat by 75,006,000
bushels.
New York Kov. John Straton
declares modern - woinftn's dress
lures men Into sin."
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
(From the files of Mail Tribune)
July 9, lo. , .,
, County court agrees to., pay P.
.1. 0'(iara'sexpenes in- carrying
on o blight and Inxcci eean-up in
Jackson county. Jack Ailken will
assist Mr. O'Gara.
Dr. J. F. Tteddy makes trip ov
Pacific & Eastern with John K
Elevens, formerly engineer; In
charge of ilic i'anama Canal.
Kxtenslve repairs made In Postal
Telegraph office, Including new
floors. . .- " ' .
Due to crop shortage, 'alfalfa
selling at J14.50 per ton, de
livered Colonel Frank Hay ' opens up
grtuilto quarry at Oohr Ray.
Court Hall and T. E.r baniols
join Portland Klks spei lal car for
trip to convention in Los Angeles.
Daily Meteorological Report
Tuesday. July 9. 1929.
Medford and vicinity: Tuesday,
fair tonight and Wednesday. Not
quite so warm Wednesday.
Oregon: Tuesday, fair tonight
and Wednesday. Cooler in inter
ior "Wednesday.
n kJ H en
y m a.
Local Da.t ? S
:
Hiffhost (last 11! hours) 1)8
r,nu-fist nust. hours) Bl
14
54
74
0
Uel. humidity (per ct.) 21
Precipitation (inches).. 0
State of weather..
Clear Clear
Lowest temperature this morn
ing 54 decrees.
Total precipitation since Sept. 1,
iy8, 13..r)9 inches.
Temperatures a year ago today:
Highest, 91: lowest, ro2.
.Sunset today, 7:48 p. m.
Sunrise Wednesday, 4:40 a. m.
Sunset Wednesday, 7:48 p. jn.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
Baker City .
Bismarck ....
Boise
Dcnvi?r
Des Moines .
Kresno
Helena
Los Angeies
Marshfleld ..
Phoenix ..-
Portland
Red Bluff 10
Roseburg
Salt Lake
I San I'Vancisco
ljinta Ke
Seattle
Spokane
Walla Walla ....
Winnipeg
L. W. JMCK,
ASTOUIA. Ore., July 3. VP)
Kador Kables, former, director of
the Union hlrfh school district.
Seaside, who a few months affo
was released after serviitp a sen
tence In tho state penitentiary on
a liquor fhurge. was arrested
a pa In ycsterd:fy by Sheriff Stusher
when the former director nnd a
companion are said lb 'have been
found with a still and sdtno liquor.
By BUD FISHER
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.So IS Clear
.64 50 P. Cdy.
. 58 Clear
S6 50 P. Cdy.
St 60 P. Cdy.
. 9S C4 Clear
. 72 41 Clear ;
. 74 C4 P. Cdy.
. 70 , . 54 P. Cdy.
.103 K2 P. Cdy.,
,02 00 P. Cdy.,
.102 70 Clear
. !P2 5(f Clear
. 7 ' r.ti P. Cdy.
. G8 r.tt Cloudy .
. S4 66 P. Cdy. k
. ti4 f.B P. Cdy.
. 84 56 P. Cdy.'
. 90 02 T. Cdy.
4 a Cdy.
K, Meteorologist.
So IS Clear
1CH00L DIRECTOR
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