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riODFORD MATL TRTRITSE, rEDFORD, ORKriOV, FRTDAV. AFflTST 23, 1020.
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the us 'or publiratlon of til iwn .liMiatrhei
crrditrd to It t ottirrni-:' rrrdlled In this paper,
iid iUo to the local news lulilUhrd herein.
All right for' I'uMlcailun ul ifteclal didpalebai
berrln are alio reverted.
Wflriil psprr of the City of Medford.
Official pajicr of Jackson County.
Rworn daily arcrase rlrnilatioo for lis nouUu
lid Ins Oct. 1, l'J2H, 44;i.
Adtertislnf Itejirrsfntii Ijm
M. C. MOUKX8KN It CO Ml' A NT
firflcu In New York, Chirac, Detroit, flan
rranrisco, Im Angeles, Beanie, 1'oMlmd.
Ye Smudge Pot
lly Arlliur IVrry
The raiMln gruwerfi of California
will et jy.OUO.OOO relli'f from tho
farm aid hoard. AViLh uuch u
Koodly um. they can hire a couple,
of oud t liemistH and find out
what mnkea tin raiHiri wino hitler
and cloudy and full of toxic K'u.
Ifunt'TH are conducting Htinrino
turret practice in the field whore
the phoasantH live, and would not
kill u phoaMint he fore the KoaHon
opciiH, for all the uold lu the world.
There In some talk of iiatnlnt; a
commiHMlon to Investigate tho Htatu
deficit. If there was a deficit of
commiKHions, It would he nice.
A man committed suicide yester
day in the old fashioned way. not
having a plane or an ocean handy.
The (fame lawn now prohibit the
Nhonting of it deer with linriiH
worth lashliiR to the front end of
itn auto.
MIhm CoTaHt expectH to pack
enouKh peai'M to Htarve to death
next winter in a $100 fur coat.
At liberty, trombonist; hot and
hwcpI. plenty pep, road and fake,
can nIiik. play in tune, Kld outfit,
tuxedo, double at drums, dirt and
flash, hot sock cymbal, ham lay
off. youtiK ntid fcood looking; Home
violin when needed; double Htop
and ironfiiH. ( I'roiii Salem StatoM
nian, who do not state whore they
found II. I Why Kd White keeps
hltt under the bed and away back.
Several citizens complain of Ihu
Hoeod maintained by time, and say
"I can't imagine whore the year
has K"iie." Some do not know
Khat they did with April.
The feminine back 1h no more to
look at than the feminine knee, it
Ih revealed. The spinal column Ik
made to look less jaRned, by at
lachluK apron HtrliiKH to the shoul
ders, und when lightened leave an
aperture for air, niosqiiitoeH, and
the huh to enter. H Is also koiiio
thine for a male comedian to
throw an empty and crumpled
clerclte package nt, hlltine the
name freuuontly. This a I w a y
makes tho barebacked one sipjoal
und fool cheap. There Ik also noiiio
Ihine about ii bate back, that
causes the owner thereof to tdump
down like Clorla Swansoii.
Tho OrcKotiiaii had an editorial
yesterday, on the Portland ball
team in the space usually devoted
to a learned discussion of the new
tariff on (lerman-made inanea
nose. .Mica, Womack ha hit out for
Ari.ona on a biK minine deal, and
was seen in I lilt, Calif., late yester
day. Henry C. Kuan, our foremost
golfer, and first importer of the
pollre do; to thCM' parts, is at lol
.Monie, Calif., where he will play
eolf with Die hieh and miehly of
that profusion. The column to
the weHt Holomnly refers to llenvy
as "II. t. Mean." lie was often
called "Chandler." A movement i.s
on foot to call him K-eae.
The !raf Zeppelin wan delayed
In Itn departure from Japan yester
day by the weather, and failure lo
find a Ntowaway aboard.
vio moii:st VMM.KTK
(Salent Capital Journal)
' lti:sI.Vi;i), That we bow
In humble submission to the
will o( 1 Mm Who doeth all
thlnKs well: and while we
keenly feel our loss and miss
them from our association, yet
we roeoenlzc that our losa has
been their K''n."
(Til' resolvine i donu by u
Kiuiip of insurance aRents.)
id-ist1ls
from spell
. .. CIIICAtiO, An:. IM. i'V) A
sudden heal wave which swept
over tho middle west from the
notilh antl southwest avni tempera
turoH Monrine and left this section
uf the country espin for breath
today.
Chicago, with y3 deuroes. exper.
enced the wannest weather of the
mimmer and the hotict Atmust
2?nd In the hlntory of the t titled
BtatCM weather tuircati.
The rlwe wm freakishly tmdden
nnd abrupt, the mercury bciiiK "ent
up 11 degreen In two hnum Hi the
.iffrrnniin. Two pernoiii died afier
b.-Oo; et'ooiiie , (he he.u, an t
thi'V-V Wt UlvWned,
THE KELLOGG PACT AND
IF press i-i'iiir(s from tliu l-'ur Euxl nre l bv lii-lii-vi-il, liuvsii.
iiiul China lire mpiill.v (liil'linjr inlo war. Conferences fur
llie sellleinenl of the dispute have twice lieen Iii-kiiii, hut eiieh
time have hrnlu-ii down, while the inti-rvciiJ inn of worlil powers
has thus I'iii' ootno !
The situation lii-insis into sh(ir relief a .serious delect in the
Ki-llujjj; jienee pact, III which we
defect lies' ill the provision 'that
defensive war. ,,
As we remarked when the IvelliVir-i pact was signed, the day
.f the offensive war lias pi'isscd. liei-'ardless of the actual eir
oimiNlaiiccs, every nut ion'.iif the present anil immediate future,
lient on liostih; action, wiJI claim it, is n-rlitilii; in self defense.
And loii).' Iiefore any official determination of the duressor can
he made, I he harm will have been done, and fighting will he on.
WK tit ill believe there will he no cxteiided conflict between
liussia and China, not because any important factor nec
essary for a war declaration is lacking, but simply because
neither Soviet Kussia nor Yniuii! China have the money neces
sary for conduct in;: war on a large scale.
lint if war is finally prevented, we fear, the Kellogg pact can
take no credit. J-'nr both Kussia anil China have already es
caped from the provisions of that international agreement.
r.SSlA (lecliirrs Cliiiui, in seizing tlu: Chim-si; Kastcrit rail-J
Wiiy, brt'iMiit! tlic iiojrn'ssor. and in sending troops to Man-1
R
clniria sho is only UKFKNII.Ni lirr iiialinitiMt; national ami
properly rights. :
China tlcclares Soviet Russia slarlftl all the trouble, by scud- i
in"; her agents into Manchuria, to spread couunmiistiv: propa- ;
yanda, and slit was forrcd, in SKLK J)KKKNSKf to scUr the J
railroatl and expel the Soviet agents, or meekly acquiesce in
the "peaceful ((nppi'-st" of her province.
On the 1'aee !' things Kussia appears to have the best of The I
argument, but on the other hand, knowing Soviet Huia's es-;
tablished poliey of world conquest, no one ean deny China has j
a ease.
w
J IO is to decide between
iave siiMied the Kelloo-.' jn
on an official investigation tf the facts, the war would be on. j
but for tlie fact above noted, that neither nation is financially
able to earry on war, for any length of time. ;
AVar may still be declared, for as huiir as a nation has man
power and ammunition, a substitute for money ean be supplied
by any available job-shop printing press. Hut if. as mciii
more likely, it is averted, the important thinir for the world
to remember is that our highly touted leagues and world-peuec
covenants had nothing to do with it.
IN' oilier words, this Sino-Uussiau situation pretty well estab-j
lislies Hit; fae.t that before peace treaties can be effective iu I
the present stage of human development two important changes j
iu them must be made: j
First, all wars, defensive or offensive, must he outlawed: r
mid second, sonic international police power must he set up, to I
malic Ihe provisions of such treaties effective.
OREGON ALSO HAS
O
I K attention has been called to the fact that four members
of the factully of the Oregon School of Law have recently
joined iu the effort to secure a
Warren K. Hillings. (
In view of the references to this case, made from time to i
lime in this column! we think the following tetter scut to (Jov- j
crnor Young of California is worth reprinting:
1
To Ills Kxcelleticy, Honorable C. C. Young, j
Coveruor of the Statu of Califuriiiu. i
Sticrutnculo, California, '
Sir: We, lite uiidcrstmicd inetnberH of the faculty of I lie j
School of Ijiw of the raivcrsity of Oregon, utter a carorul eon-
Hlfleratloii of thu available evidence pertaining to the trial, con- j
1 victfoti and HuhHcipiont history of the case of Thonian J. Mooncy
and Warren K. IIMIIiigH, rcspeetlully pray for tlie exercise uf ex j
fciittve cli'inehcy for (hose unfortunate men and especially for a
iimiiHblo conslibiiilitiii of the applicatitia of Thuauis J. .Mooncy
Tor pardon.
It Is our opinion thai hy reason of Ihe exposure of the perjury 1
of the rider witnesses lor Ihe prosecution, the revelatioiis,of Ihe
l:nlled SiateH Coverniueul InvcHllKntnr as (o Ihe dishonest moth- '
oils employed hy (lie prosecution, and the unanimous opinion of
the court and Jury on the evidence subsequent to the convictions,
that the said convictions arc not only entirely discredited, hut i
the inference Is compelled that these two men were Innocent of
the crimes charged.
II Ih further urged (hat the plain and ttuperullve demands of
Justh'o require the liberation of Ullliims and Mooncy for Ihe rea
Hon that the opinion of the Judge und Jury, as men. Is entitled lo !
more weight, in view of the subsequent evidence, than their opin- !
Ion an a court, upon perjured evidence. It in. therefore, respect
fully Hub mil led that where the process of the luw rails by lis
own limitations i,f do lull and complete justice, hut on the other
luiml hrrniiiOH the Agency for grosn Injustice, it is the appropriate
and necessary Inaction of the executive to alleviate matters to j
tlie end that 11 lastitiK reproach tipoa the law might not endure.
It would, seem unnecessary to tidtl that those persons and I
groups interested lit the continued Imprisonment of Innocent men
by reason of the conflict of economic and political opinion, adopt '
tlie surest method to alienate the public confidence in their lu- j
mltiittons und work. ItegardlcHs, however, of the wisdom of such
MUTT AND JEFF
STRAMG: 1. CAUGHT A -OT ot"
' FlSHBF0Rr SCRGT service-
OFFICERS MUTT NMD
Atsr-jweD to 6uA.feb
THE EITSSO-CHINESE WAR
have pi-cvionsjy referral. This
all war is outlawed except u.
them! JSefore the nations that :
- aee pact eoulj even 'et btarted
TAKEN ACTION
pardon for Tom Mooncy ami
They Even Guarded the
J(FF
we.;
f ARC BACKROMe k I
. I - - i ' E 'V
in linn, the oliltuulliiii ii poll all ialilli' in I iidid penning Ik Imperativu
to forbid ttiu use of lllu lllllflliiM-l.v uf the law In MUcll tlltlb.
It-Hptt f lltl v nuhmitteil,
fMAItl.KK K. ' f.Mtl'KNTKIt. Demi.
CHAItl.KH !. IIUWAI'.I), I'niiessi.r of Law.
imiiNAItl) C. CAVITT, Professor of l.uw.
roW't.KIt V. HAItl'Klt. l'rnl'i'ssor of Law.
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Rlinwl kltera (lertalnlnf to personal hralth
Ill he aiwrrwl hy lit. Hra-ly It a lmil, wlf.rlrif,si toifUiK U eorlotj. UtIHi t.oil.( U
hnef ainl rltten in ink. linhif to the large nunWr if Iritm rrrneil. oiiljr fn tan tie an.wer-
ed here. No reply ran tie huu to qttenu not
Itradr. In eara ut Uiil newspaper.
Iiadv wiiii m:
l,i i i.iki:
Jtucuntly we I'Ulillshfd tin npul -
ouy I"!- li a v I n c iiiiulvonontly
nlarmt'il a nailr whn haiiin n to
l)o taUInK pin'iimontlionix trrai -
tnont, by roforrlnt; to i-lt-ural shock
die in the chest
wall. At that.:
prob ihly this lone
rvadcr who
alarmed w us the
only reader, or
nearly the only
one. w ho Ii:id any
itlea what we
were i ilktue about. Anyway, she
responds eracefutly with this com
ment :
Dor Ir. l:rud:
Forgiven, indeed, a; th vry
tini even. hot aue your foot
stis s.i seldom. I'm iaJ to
be ao to toil o'J I tax niy
air tt i;h ail my ferrut-r apUniX
A Jew w ord s a t o u t n u r.o
th r.tx may rr.;er: yvur r?i-
or.--.ri! "ri. r-
;r :r. ih-- ..l jf.ii v.i
lh. c-!Ue-o o'
etrii-r c x :j
tan f -r:v: .-rl? . w .:1-.
: ; r :r.f,
only ji itr.ci-i::
wr'.; a:ji. .
x n : i-, e c : 0 . 1 rj.
u-.;i, i
J7 in
;ih prf-iiTr.i. -rit a -; r. 2 a
i: : Lj" to 'i
'r k uf ).-: h 5ur.? -. S-.me-.:m-s
;i ;'a:.-n: cotti- "w::h crf
Kmc very t.id .ii ir. nr.f;
plenty bid. Vi-vwi.-.h'sIt-Z. :s
out of th.- M-:i.n n:ht thn.
but comidete bed r-! for three
or four mom Mill make the
I't-s affected lumr enough lrt
tor to permit of pneumothorax
treatment, even it' the lun to
be collapsed has not improved
at all or oven if it has grown
Worse.
Not frequently, but fairly
ofi en dou hie pi) -ii mot bora x
(lujcrtlon of air into both sides
of idlest cavity or tather into
both ciiest or pleural cavities)
Is Kivon. tho air being injected
a 1 1 erna t n weeks. I ha ve a
firieml In good ondltlon who
was one of the pioneer double
pneumothorax piUients here.
It is all very interesting. It
has saved many lives, includ
ing my own. and we can't help
but-be infinitely graterul to the
nodical minds that have per
fected the pneumothorax treat
ment. Most doctors hurt the pa
tient some. I'm lanky In that
lr. is skillful ami quick
i ltd I fori only t lie pressure
of his hands. I can say the
same for Mr. (or another
famous t tlberetilosiK sauita -liuin).
A local anesthetic is
used, of eoiir.je. Sooic patients
have a two days reaction, fever
und geuen.t aching. I do not.
The average patient gets the
air every three weeks, at first,
and more often afier that the
first few mouths. At first
about I-e. c. of air (Icsa than
a third of a pint), but later as
p much as l.Tiihio . c. (throe
pints) In some cases . . .
Thanking you Tor the kind
ness ynu have shown me and
for t he pleasure I get every
morning w hen I read you In
between spoonfuls of I Cocky -ford
melon.
liver thine.
ii:.ci:s s. n.
ji'1-:ntioxs and annwi;us
Nil me Your Terms.
Why can't doctors get rid of
t heir meaningless, u n pronounce
a hie Lai in terms. When I hear a
doctor spouting such terms t am
I
President From the Fish
I siMce thos Feu.ouJSl 1
j GOV HR( ALU r GeT I '
and hjsl'W. wit to deae diaxnnh or treatnnl,
conlurinliic to Ubuucuuui.
Atidlria Dr. Ulllia
i i, i
in sv.
TlltK KKII'S tTlli;it
1 rrmiiul- vi uf my ui'ifcMlmr vhu do-j
tutus to put on u imiU'al cumody
mufurin i-osimnu miu! oMtrU'h fath-l
; vrs in his luti and
imrado thei
; sin ts a.- 1 1 ir tm Kxal:'d Puttcntut
as a Dominie un- of .vtrui'ttilni:. hut do not liosi
toward offset nf : tiiu- u put tin kihosh on fako rom-in.-crtiniT
u noo-' odn-s and puncture the pretentions
or quacki within the ranks, why
net train your tuns on this bom
: :.te itmt your profession loves so
.!! Hut deae don't invent new
ul'cttu(cs for well underntood
names, uuch as "crt" for cold. W.
11. N.
Ai'7. Urine on your objec
;U'imMo te.-'us and I'll see what we
can do with them, ltut you poor.
dT-Su -.led num. try to understand
is itn honest word, a simple
A-vt a icrin i dare to defin.
a hi-rc.-. eobt 14 ii ditdioncst term
ar:J ou imii i eei a imyslcian or a
a.!!hori:y of stand in; to de
i is any of the Com
v , Us;ira;ory Infections. In
U :n the curly s; when lh
.-v. is '.s very communicable but
v: vi-.uiu'-oil definitely. Now
t 0. A"-.' t.r.v r',iu table physicl:in ur
iu:hr::y to ttll us what
var ilk Vunk fiw slander. I
Vs hw-- f.ve ons- The fourth;
i : e;: her his father nor j
:sv;-:"wr ;-ariicu!ar,y. Some gos-l
7 i::y s.o on about thH.j
,.r : uis:r eme home the!
: J -.: r Tiij ind .kod his father. I
It) a I . I'm your boy. ain't l ?' ;
:i.-r-e any scientific test by j
i. i-:M's paternity may be j
N- Why no: sue tho!
'i'7 i;::er the slander.!
'.i: : rvoi; modioine for such j
i. Lrt... I-cVi cf physical resem-!"
: r--- ; Arv-r.:s is no excuse lor
Ouipitxl Hands. !
7i'Le- ;c "I tr.e a remedr for '
:.j-7-7-3 hi.n-.is, I suffer constant
Tr th: trouble . . . 11. L. .1.
A-B-inv.fr. s-nj a siamoed enve-
'f-aring your address and you
; ; ' r 1 v ; v e : r. s t ruct i on s f o r m a k -s
m zoj-i lotion for chapping and
'Cvpyrigh: John F. fjilJe Co.)
Communications
II. I. Wall her Dndooes Waler
Policy.
To the l-M it or:
In looking over the Mail Tribune
for Thursday, August lath, I n--j
tieod an article signed by Mr. j
C:vddis to the paper for publieu-1
tlon. relative to the Medford water
situation. I have read the article
over carefully and. not only from
I what I have found contained there
in ltut from my years of study and
intimate contact with the Medford
water system, I know positively
that Mr. Caddis has stated the
situation in a fair, t-quare, frank
manner.
Medford, it goes without saying,
is to be congratulated on her water
supply. Her people, at the tim
of the voting of tho bonds, showed
faith in the Judgment and business
principles recommended by t he
water commission. The com pie -tlon
of tho construction or the sys
tem, together with the record of
tho commission, surely ought to
bring from Medford's cjt ixen's , a
continuation of the fjlth they or
iginally showed iu the commission.
The selling of a small portion of
1 lie surplus water, tin tier proper
1 j
1 safeguard, is nothing more or
j than otic of the rudimcnis of good:
business practice, and 1 cortainlv
want to acquiesee in tho fullest
(sense of the word with tho roe-1
t ommendatioiiK of the commission
i iu this respeet. t
i. If future water commissions will
I continue along tho lines und sug-i
cations o! the'preseut commission
j as they havo been protnulga ted
j since its Inauguration to date, Med
ford can confidently look fur the
amortizing its bonded debt with
out having to resort to the tax
payer to help us out of our diffi
culties, as we did but a Cow years
ago.
(Signed) II. L. WALTIIKIl.
Portland. August --.
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Quill Points
Harvard has lost two alligators
and suspicion naturally falls on
that famous university that got
her goat.
liven a short vacation is worth
while. You don't mind tho heat atj
home after the discomforts" of a
resort bearding house.
A solution at lat!
Ctovernment '
can catch and convict all - of the i .
blind tigers If it will pretend theyf(,v"n nilM.0' ,
IIIU JtCUS,
Aniilhi-r ol.4'rlimi tn Uic
lalkli-s Is 1I111I n 1-iin't lu-m-Jn.st
m Inn I he woman licliinil
joii says she said Id him anil
lit- sahl to lii-r.
w hy havo llfe-navem nt the i
be
h? They sit ami do nothing
whAn they know some poor
is proposing.
The lilbto tells about an Asiatic!
monarch who lost his mind and ale
grass, but doesn't tell why it was j
called spinach. i
The Literary Digest thinks ad-
vertiseis should try to reach tele-j
phone Users. INpeeiiilly those who'
advertise methods to improve the '
vocabulary. j
! A Miericanism : Teaching you: h
j i'i think and act independent lv;
thinking a man a -crank or a pub
licity hound if lie wears something
unusual.
Dumb animals havo as much
trouble as men. Theirs just seems
p.. beeatno It doesn't bother them
until it happens.
A humiin skull, found iu an an
cient lake bed. suggests a very low
order of intelligence. Possibly a
primitive boa I -rocker.
Knub mi's textile strike Is just ,
beginning, ami vou can't tell vet
whether the winner will be Amer-1
ba or Japan.
Ib'W the world
Ceruian firemen
iu b--s than a w
needs up! The
ached America
k. and a littlo '
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while ago it took Americans three
years to reach Cormany.
When you must choose be
tween two cvll.s, tell your wife
to go ahead nnd buy the thing
then.
U may be all right to quit build-
cruisers. l!ut It would help
quit building sus
picion until the conference la held.
Correct this sentence: "There
arc ten children here at the .sum
mer hotel." wrote the obi bachelor,
"and. I don't yearn to swat any of
them." ,
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Pago One.)
mid Arnljs recently, bused on
,i;s.,, ,,., ....... ii. tin.
vicinity of the wailiiiir wall.
A Jewish youth, Abraham
Mizrahi, stabbed in a uiiarre!,
Idietl. and his mother's shrieks
lot' an-ui.sli. -is she returued
! from the hospita', caused iu
, tense excitement.
Since last Saturday 2 have, been
. wounded and increasingly hitter
; hostility between Arabs and Jews
Is evident.
The Arabs, unable to compote in
j agriculture, industry or commerce,
: are intensely hostile and oulntiin
i her the Jewish population ten "to
one
Henry Kuril tells the Pictorial
Keview: "If boozo ever comes hack.
1 am through with matiufactiirine,.
"I would not be bothered wish
handling over 2Mii.uno men, trying
to pay them wages which the sa
loons would take away from them."'
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F"rtl is ' sco"h of
factories, costing scores of millions,
in Britain and several other Ku-
tupean countries where there-is no
prohibition.
Apparently they manage "booze"
better over there. They drink beer,
Do You Remember?
Ti:V YICAItS AdO TOD.AV
(From f ilea of the Mall Tribune.)
Aueut
S'-'-ond I'. S. cavalry unit crotwej
Mexican line.
: Los Aiieeles completely tied, up
I by railroad strike.
I Kit;hicen-inch tomato exhibited
in Commercial dub window.
1 Cecil lirown returns from war
: service oversc-a-i.
.Mr. und Slr.i. I., it. lirown nnd
family decide to move to Kcrkoloy,
Calif., to live.
Tho sale of fresh gnat meat a
feature nt the city public market.
Prospect barely saved from de
struction by raging forest fires.
TIVKXTY YHAHS GO TODAY.
(From files uf the Mull Tribune.)
August I it'll).
Kdgar Ha for gels Packard Mo
tor Co. lo donate ear fur record
run to Crater lake.
IJighl men killed In labor riots.
l'lttHburg, Pa.
Clen Kubrick installs large siren
whistle on new laundry. It will bo
blown at 7 u. m., L2, 1 p. m., and
G p. m.
Kditorial: "To hit a man on
the head with a hammer is a
strange way to welcome him und
indue-.' him to spend money In de
veloping a locality, but t hut Ih tho
way thu .Medford Mail has greeted
John 11. Allen."
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EFFECTS MARKET
PORTLAND. Aug. 23. (IP)
Cooler weather and the absence
from the city of many vacationists
are cited to account for the cur
rent sluggishness of tho produce
market. Itoth the east sido and
west side market centers were
more or less inactive Unlay. The
cast side market was plentifully
supplied with all varieties from
farm and garden, but the move
ment of goods was unusually slow.
t Cantaloupes wore 25 cents
stronger at ? t.2 j'tfi t.7." a crate.
Watermelons were still being
quoted at 2 rS 2 U c. Tomatoes
moved up slightly at 30 and S3
cents.
Another shipment of 50 cases
of Hawaiian pineapple hy the
steamer Wilhelmina was reported.
The- fruit sells for ?; for crates
routining 2 0 or 21, according to
size.
Kggs and butter continue firm,
with the- supply a little, short of
the demand. - "
Poultry und dressed meats were
ftady.
and winn chiefly, and the ualoon is
not ostablshed on tho American
plan.
Thomas Jefferson thought Amer
icans could ho taught to (irink beer
and wine moderately, as Europeans
do. Hut it's too late for that now,
with prohibition here.
The "Golden Racer." phenome
nally fast airplane, built iu Britain
for the Schneider cup race, includes
this interesting feature:
The pilot will ride in an enclosed
cockpit with an oxygen tank at his
side, an oxygen tank over his
rinoiitli, goggles covering his eyes.
In the event of a crash, there
"nild he no nossihility of escape.
The heat will bo great, with tho
engine in front, and the oil tank
and generators hack or hint.
Klying nt high speed, and at
great altitudes may. with evolution
ami time, say ill aiiO.tMiO or l,fHj,00(
years, change entirely Ihe human
breathing system.
Haeckcl thought men might de
velop one ey for the niicrseojie.
one for Ihe telescope, and both lo
gether lor normal vision. Men might
adapt one lung to high flying, tlie
other to lifo at the earth's surface.
Dr. EcUoner has x postponed for
21 hours his flight across the Pa
cific. A slight mishap, on leaving
the hangar, causes the delay.
Meanwhile ynu observe that Ja
pan, as usual, acts quickly.
Show something new and good
and Japan gets it.
f
Tho Japanese government lias al
ready ordered au airship of the
Zeppelin type.
Dr. Kckoner expects to go around
the earth In 12'i. days uf flying
time. Thiuk what that means to
human efficiency and time saving.
By BUD FISHER
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