Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 27, 1929, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPA'flE.FOUR m mmv mail .TBimjyrc. meditoud, oueuos, . ti; ut. . a t: .i.vr. l . jii. , Medford Mailxribune Dailj, Sundar, Wccklr 1'uljli.hrd bj MEDFOIIU MUNTINO CO. IS-lT-il N. air 8t. PboM II BOIIK11T W. KI'HL, IMItur I. BLlll'IKH BMITII, tliuilf An llldrpflltlfnt Newspaper Kntirfd u arrond rlaa matter it Uedford, . OreuD, under Art of March 8, I8TII. I THE CANNERIES COULD STOP ILLEGAL FISHING j ' I 'HAT the State l-'isli mid (I'liinc Coniiiiissiiin now litis it fust j .speed liitjit anil finir tlcput it's pittroliii;; tin- lower Kii-riic in 1:11 eifort Id check ilc(;iil fisliiii'i will be chcerinc news to the. -sportsmen of Southern Oi-cfon. For several weeks there wits only one deputy on the job. Seininn mid bootleiiyiii; of steelhead bus, iiccordin"; to lialph Cownill, who is niti k ijir a special survey of the liojinc, been ranipiint for many months. He esiimates that n total of l.'iM tons of sleelhead and Chinook salmon have been taken from the river illegally. -l mi nverau'e of ten pounds this would rcpre. Personal Health Service B7 WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. lined letteri pertilnlm to paraonal htalMi and hnlrw. not to dlieuo dlafnok or trealarnt rd toe. No repl ran be oado to uuerlu out conoral to liulructliim, Addreu Ur iVlml. ....I. In .... at till. HtkDUHV. ""I'M MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE 81 hk mrnoN UAitm Bf Mall In Adta.Ye: Iiallr. ojlh Sunday, rear 17. SO llail., illi Sunday, munlti .75 I llaily, llllHttit Sunday, jrrar 0.5U liaily, without Sunday, muiitli 05 neekiT aiau inuuuv, ww yrar,.... j.nu ; . ... . . Sunday, ui yrar 2.110 scill .111,1 mil l ISII. ' Jly Carrier, In Adianre In Mrdfnrd. Aliland, 1111 . , 11,, , ,-, ... Jarktomiiir, c-mral hiiui, I'tioeiiU. Talent, iiuid 1110 I'lVer lias linen so depleted that the Itunne hatcheries Ulll aid on lllyliwayi: i 1 .. I 11 ,. , .. . . Uaily, ltli Sunday, month $ .7'. . HUM' lieell priU't Kill ly put ulll u lillsmcss IIS I a r lis I lie llliporlaill haily, vkillHiut Sunday, un.nlli tl't I , , ,. , , . , , 1 imiy, milium Sunday, one year 7.0(1 j waiter 01 rest nc Kin;; mid proposition are coneeriied. It tins Uaily, itti Sunday, one year 8.00 ' , . i-.- '11 . .. .... , , , , Ail term., caji in ad.aie. : coiul 1 1 ion is allowed to continue il is lc.'ircd thai the supply ii gallic fish ill III t inns will not I MKMIIIIt OK Till: AKKIII'IAIKII I'HKMS I Ht-cHuni Ktdl Ua-i-d Wile Hrtir Tlie Aoriatrd I'lcm ht ni-lusltrly eutltlrd to . the use lor piililiratlon ol all nra-i dHnalrliri rri-dllwl to It or ut)H-rle cmliird In thh paper, tlHl also to the lural hrwl puhlithrd lit-Mll. All right fur puhliratlon uf apeclaj dlapatriiu belrln are also reverted. ' Itomie will lieconie so low I lull normal liirn for a period of many years. 'iindi Till': cAxrru wack Is another curious letter. IIIDS FOU VKTIMS. Iirriclal patvr of the I lly of Medford. Ilfrlrial paper of Jackson (.'ounty. tndint on. 1, frit,. 4I.IK. Ailtertlslnc Itrpreientatttei M. c. .M(iia:.V8i;N it co.mi'ant orrirea In N York, Chicago, lietnlt, 8an rranclsco. 11 Aittrlri, Heattie, 1'urlland. ul,KjK;i?oH Tpil.K silnalion is obviously a crilical (inc. I'nlcss the present patrol of the river js more effective than is expected, tberc appears to be only one thinir left to save (rout fishinc; on the Sunrn dally aio-afe rlrnilatiyn for all mouths ! liolle illlll thill is closing tile ri'cr Clltirclv to commercial fisllilljr. This may seem, to some, a very drastic step, llul the plain truth is that while the commercial fishinc companies and can neries themselves may not be guilty of any illegal practices, they do supply the only market for I hi- jllctl fishermen. So if the slate patrol system is unable to check Ihe fish bootlci;t.'crs, fjaine fishing can only survive if commercial fishing oes. cireiimslaiiees wc believe the cannery companies actiii'' in their own self interest if. instead of miiinliiiniii a nciilral altilude in the fiht between le'id and illegal fishine-, they would Ihrow their support atryrcssiVely behind the sportsiiien and the 11 ( 1 1 ola I i 11 of the fish laws. Such action iiiiiucstionably would stop illegal fishing and also cjvc the canneries that popular sympathy and supporl which would mil only stabilize. Iheir business, but, in all like lihood, render il inci'casini.;ly profilablc. , Ye Smudge Pot Ily Arthur l'rry 1 All thn jn-nlsc is for tin- i ppclin no huiKiuptH for t ho I'nclflc . offiin, tlmiiKh wlin wore hf-r lilur.st Hi-.'ss, JmIj:i Vf.l lici stll, ami fur- - nishwl all ll)f walT Tor (he cpoch al lliKht. " 4 000 rorilan.li'i'H will fncfl tn ' iiinrniw nl:hl, tin iit ns u( Die i;ci.Kiuii "lu-inK tt iiii-k'n Uh puh lic fiilth in (lie -jly and the Kiat'." s. 'I'lwi' Is plt-nly nl" faith, hut mil t'liniiKh lailrnails in the state. "Thif wnrnan .shall not vuv that which .MTlaiiit'lh unto a man . . ." ( I XMitfi ohutny L'L':.r. l-'or nil Is wlin wt'nv kiilcki'rhiirUfi's. TXDKK Hi woul be t'T P'UlllHlfl flic iM-lvYI frin, a ininitil M-vinil i Il is really i.i-lifch.l'iil to sec the hai)y 'XircKhitnis mi w chll- ' (lien's f;ii''H WllI'M Sunii'iHIO llivll limiS the ifnpfniiiK nf hi hool wt'i'li ' ii ft er 111M . t The I a lies 'h inn - Icle.) The wanie happy exprt-Ksinn ( is notiecahle on the fares nf their ejfieis wht-n infmiiietl a liiml tire Is flat. HolijaM leltel has heen ninnlnat eil fur eomniiiniler of the Am, Ley. It va lA. Uetiel who eonhl not iimlerstiiml how a horse emihl he ko full of hay ami still so lianl to ride upon. The esteemed I'ort land .lotirnal has rotaineil its eoniposure siiffi rlently in the forward rush of the ' I'oiltlanil hall team, to emu mitt ln:;e luajeste, hy slyly hinting, edl- tr-torially, I hut Ihe said team, still heiiitf nuhjeet to the vieiissll mles of life, late, tho weather, and the (jiimo. may lose ana mo ajtaln souir wild d:ty. VItlS AT lI.AY (Adrian Journal) Two horseshoe pitchers were talkhiK, and one said a hoist ran oft' with him onee and he wuMi't ut for two months. The ot hoi one wild, "That'H nnthiiw. I ran off with a horse onee and wasn't out for two whole years." a letter "to lock The governor will writ asking all autoitiohilistH their r.irs while parked," as an lint ticked ear Is loo much of a lemptatfon to criminals ami,, young Joyriders. It would he Just like Mime smart-aleek to siiKue.st that the ciiiiiinnls and young joyriders hi! kept locked up. Charlie Pheasant reported to the game warden yesterday that he 'narrowly escaped a frying pan '.Sunday evening, and emu plained that he was nut legally u target fm t liteo weeks yet. The press Is denounced hy Mr. Alexander 1'antaes. The press had nothing in do with ,Mr, I'antages' vonduet, as Alex alleges. . IIOSKUCHH FAD N LAST UllUH ( lldline I'orllanil Tele nr.iin.) This excels the headline; Uuth i:ider on lisl Ijip. Tin: piti Disii wom.D H'lmiiittc, Kan., Tilhiiue) We are pleased to learn, thnnks ''In the AeioHS the Hack Fence edi tor, that the research or the dean of women at the l.mpoiia State Teoehein' ci Mege has led her to . Issue an order forhldding the wearing of purple hy any of her charges on the ground that purple in to 11 male collegian what led Is ; to 11 male cow. It ItiDanies hint. . This, same dean, however, if mn memory does not hetray us. Is the one who In years post has issued , ukases against the word "soup" un a part of the voeahulary of the ,lrt teachers heeause in saying it " the lips assume a provocative posi tion. There will he those who will sj-off at all this hut tln-y should remember the legendary kingdom whose downfall was dace,, Me di rectly to a horseshoe nail. Ami If hy serving nothing hut ennsoinmc the eollege. those to whom one day the young will he entrusted "arf ftafeguai ded, hy all mentis let no up he elf mfnated. M'Ihi'mihIi .-on h " rmall matters does the world pi tigress. MUSSOLINI GOES DRY ''J luivc rlosiMl L'TJHIO Miliums in live veais. (live me tiine will I will close llieni all." lii-nito Mussolini makes tin's (leHnratinn of liis intention to eslahlisli peruianent licjuor foulrol tlimuIioiit Itjily in an ihtei'vicw pulilislieil in the An-jusl issue of WruM's Worl; iMii;iine. The Italian dictator makes it elear that lie inteinls lo reduce wine (IrinkiiiLT to a minimum, hut not lir mnml e.-nfui -.It lunri, he is "personally dry" and believes "our people drink too much tor their own yood." IMs prime reason, he asserts is economic:, since Italy devotes S,;(MI,(Klu acres of bind to vineyards, or more than hull' of the total vineyard aereaye of all Kurnpe, consum ing Ihe entire production within ils own borders mid importin;: none, while it is unable to raise enouoh wlie.nl to meet ils own needs. To make his country agriculturally self-sustaiuijitr, it is necessary to cut wine producliou and consumption, the dictator holds. "We are cursed in Italy by the low class saloon and I intend lo do away with them, bu gradually,' Mussolini tells Ins interviewer, .Alfred I'earce Dennis, former American com mercial attache at Home. 4lur national consumption of wine approximates I'd gal lons per capita, but as the women and children drink hut little this means a per capita consumption of 52 gallons for the men. The enormous acreage in vineyards brings little or no gold into the country, since the bulk of our wine, unlike that of France, is not produced, for export. "Italian wines are heady, running about V percent alcohol. ' Our people who drink in their homes or cafes are moderate, drinkers. Heavy drinking in Italy is associated with 'tlie com-j moii saloon, where no food is served with the drink. Fre- i (Hlenters of these saloons, sin-h nw .l..ii.n. ...... .....i..i......t Who strive .annrers, urnili to excess. am aiming to reduce the consump tion of wine by that element. see no logic in penalizing oilier classes who use wine in moderation." The dictator is frank in explaining his methods in the war against the saloon. It is, he admits, as autocratic as it is direct. "When a complain! is made akout n certain saloon I close it. and from my edict there is no appeal. I deal with Oic drink i-iii'Mimi ny making nasie slowly, rather than by attemptin change inveterate national 'habits overnight. am lortunatcly not compelled to solicit the approval of either the saloon keeper or his clients. All that belongs to (lie dark I'ges of democracy, from which we have now happily emerged." lien purporting to come from h raneer iiiaek, though the writer, who In elo.ved a properly stamped and ad dressed envelope fur personal re ply, laih-d to sign the letter which may he merely 1 g n o r a n ee or again It may he that the writer is nt the erson toj whom tin return eiivchipe. In ad dressed. Tim let o; a similar npe: 1 cancer (piackt and years ao. It i.. iuainty spelled, hut we'll have to omit much of the original spelling in order to make the thing half way Intelligihle. Sir. I irmly D.I). Dear Dr I take the liberty to adilresH you and to aske your Advice on lake Healing as the Dr. fall it i ame one of that keind hut i have Inaled I ozcns of ( 'nne.'i- patients S'ime after the Drs had Ope- 1 fated and Called incurahle j Cancer from Change of Life. Cancer nf the Itreast and Stomaek Some I tell them there is No Such ting as Cancer and Some ( give and . K.uract of roots and Dark on open Soer and the get well I would like to get a Dozen or more Casses that the Dr Call Incurahle ami I am Sure the' Cure Nearly all of theni( If my . directions ;ir followed most of my Patients ar pour and have healed Dozens free would like more Dial would pay when healed ... i i course, my advice on Fake Healing is that the writer ouyht not to engage in It. Waiving the olivious (ptestlon of how a person of the intelligence of Ihe writer of this letter hap-i jM-ns to he ju )o.-.sesion of the I knowledge, skill or ahillty he pro-j tesses o have, when the medical' anthoiitios do not even know thej cause of cancer, much less Its na- tine or how to "heal' it. I would j ak any reader who may fancy ! that such a e-naek or charlatan1; or hocus-pocift healer n-nlly has some fee ret power; remedy or lore, w hat punishment would he just ami fitting for the human being who could make a secret 'uf such power, remedy, or lore, while thousands of victims of cancer are doomed to destruction maiiv, of them most precious livefi? I iifurtutiately, fnr human cred ulity, nuw and then a skin cancer docs finally heal after the use of a ijuaek'n paste or salve, tho unly at the expense of atrocious suf fering for the victim who prefers that crude destruction of the af fected tissues with caustic to the' painless, cleanly ahd safe surgical temoval of the affected 1 tissues. These accidental successes are al ways widely heralded the reed of the quacks and the fondness of people for miracles will take care of that. Mut what of the cruel fate In store for most victims of these font ghouls who purport to cute cancer? Who heralds their plight to Die world? Nobody, for It isn't n j leasant thought. It is hidden away from Die world, otii of pity, rtha me or n sense of de cency; only the doctor, the nurse,! and the faithful relative or friend who strive to help the victim bea, end of the jour ney . know the whole story, and somehow they do not like to re peal; It. ' f am not particularly fond of surgery, tmt when I'm nn the re ceiving end of the procedure hut if I ever get anything that threat- children, the correspondent means tinground flaxseed, the grain pr dect from which linseed meal and linseed oil are made. You may hay it in any seed or feed sior at in -in cents a pound; some drug stores have the ungroiind flaxseeds. There Is no dos lake a Mule or as much as you like or if you don't like It. you may leuvo It and return to your pills. All premise is that ft Is perfectly h ornless in any cahe and in any quantity. i recommend it par ticularly for victims of spastic constipation or mucous fiditis. 'promise hero and now that they will not get another word nut me about It; so they need, not ask me to give special assurances or detailed information. I'roiu Die Kmeiahl Isle. Dellevue. Itlackrock. Co., Dublin, Ireland. Dear Dr. Hrady: I want to thank you for the splendid for mula you gave as n preventative of seasickness. I have always been a miserable sailor, but on follow ing your advice 1 have not missed one meal on ttie boat. . . M. . Answer Thank yon for the re port. Three or four hundred other correspondents apparently hate, lo tell me what a terrible voyage they had, under my treatment. We have now hPTird favorably I mm Scotland and from Ireland. Will some American, or even a fair Canadian, if any, please report how my sea sickness preventative turned out or up. Vioh in Ttcat incut. Please tell hie your advice re garding the use of Violent Hay lor removing Die top layer of skin from the face and, neck for a bail case of acne. Is it .dangerous when performed by a physician ? It. D. Answer t am not sure which ray you mean, hut I should say such a method nf treatment would be dangerous and probably pro.ve of no benefit to the acne. Send a stamped envelope hearing your id dress ami mention that you have acne. (Copyright John F. Dllle Co.) Do Yon Remember? ARO4 1. Am uni I. 51 iucrifJ vprltif B. Pep.-iul 18. Ktirlllty 13. CfalMreii'S game II. Vorul ulo Ii. Mi'uturliiif Pllltl 17. I'ronhft ItL Printer. ia- ur It. Hoiift to, Ittttv nt move- UiCUt SI. loqulre . Kit nii lnM flnollu-r 17. J.ntin cuiijuuc- ilon tJ. I(etiuu tu. I'vriainliiir to . a (eriiuiii r l v r 83. ul . farudli 1.6. Snaky . hutiaii-t it. Furilenliir playmt (u IS S O Irl'g mi rue 4i.,Flrft nume . of m fiirel;n mol nrlroiis 4L llerrfatluu V ru uml 6ofui1on of Yesterday's Puzzle Kiwi C'O m'p air a II B E R A! RiC oHr'UjI IN A TIeEb EjE LiA-G.pJa LiNiLR.E j5EiR,AiSj BiR EivyiLitLGravlAJRiP A RiM SOiA liRiPBi? I lOiNjE 7r...r. pueiUitMiAi EiPjANlSBS l iSiMj E A UtamSl'j a K9 A I I BfAiRtDOR 4 Li-fuai 61. 'riivnloylciil 3 !re -flock U. (.'ore red with frhtierltiir unm riirnti i, MttltllUD i. Krcrjr one fiH. Nrtblemiin fin. Cnhiuiire snlnd cu. Aniriautlva 61. Onvtlt - no vv n I. One iiiio ralei fur unetlior S. One ntio ac- (julrrt tiy laUot 8. Nn nii tuiiue 4. (luMrd ft. (Julrk euofpt Biim ef Kiitrht n unit I I. Vinr nf coe'i life e. Futivner it. m-Biu-i 1U. Hlitrr'i dungh tor II. A ftlllirilt it 1 lie Ii till ml 1'utdw 16, I'rui.uun ti. Cant liml pidnt S3. Altirk b-ri hy il Idtiw , ti. '1' tin i ttitniuii Sirin1 luiute- I) ttfMiilun river 31. t.dW liiie 38. In Die InaM ii r 34. Writ In lin- Strlilfiil talures S7. Keitleilrum 3H. Hniiill wuia 40. Older people 41. Stut 44. AfiMrtleiie 47. Kamoue dirt- KlMe 49. Wat aware 6U. Article r,4. Utter H. Cuniinnnd to ' un ut team fie. Hmnan tiuuie- tliilll Rflit TK YKAIIS AXiO 'RI.V ! (From files of the Mall Tribune.) August 27, IHI, Local fruit tied up by declara tion of fruit embargo In California. I.ieut. It. ). Schlnder, one of the nviatoi-H in Toronto-New York ulr race, lost on Lako Ontario. Sec re t n ry of Wa r Ba ke r q rgr .H creation of 1H.000 nrmy officers at once, to prepare for threatened war with Mexico. President Wilson declares lie will leave for the Pacific coast In two weeks. Quill Points 1 Z 5 4 r j5 Is pf 'AB 5 lO In t . 12- TTli. .1 . ' is ' i5 : " 1 a " W g if zt- t -m- w - ' . '-i. ry 8 29 IX 50 31 iZ ' -- : : !- ,-m'0 g - ) ml wm - 5S ftp W-Te" " '-'ir fep ': 59 760 TgT" I I I W: I I fM II. I.. Walllii r nt Coiico illi-pi-ia rinlilinK nf hunt! fiirosl fiio ni-nr .MtMlfnrtl I.nKiun inlnpt -Hnlu-(inn iliiclariiiK war on .Midiiinl n..lslu-vll(l. Italph CowkIU ulucdMi cnmniandcr. TWKNTV VI'.AHS A;0 TCID.-W (I'riim fil8 nf (ho Mull Trlbunp.) August i!7, 1(11111. I(. II. l'ai-snns Hflls car of TIow I'lls In 'hlia(,'o at ri'Omil price nf ?3.70 per box. N'i'iv Vnrk. Wall sliniit sloclta linnlili' on ropni-ts of serious Lon (lldon of II. irarrlman. A. Kiimnir iltrl.s not to cit up Murine (lichniil inln mnall Ail: "Crack your corn nl nm- mill. Polk Hull & Son." Frank Amy of Central Point re turns from trip to Alnska anil de clares he contemplates making In vestments In Meilforil. AT CRATER LAKE PARK rUATfcn MKI.:. Ore., Aug, L'7. (Special. ) Thoe at Crater Joke. enjoyed the first rain of the sea son Sunday, .lu.si enough rain f-M (o lay the dust along the rim and did not cause j.ny discomfort to Ihe campers or hikers. The storm . was very short and di.s'ippeared its i iickly as it appeared. A fast i much like linen pants. After ihe second day they can't get any 'orfcvy' t , "The comic strii'i originated in America." Hats! The aneient Kgypliatis had a rfnil named Mut. History is the stdry of soft anil perfumed aristoeruts who laughed at hicks Just before the 'smash came. Old Ananias made his mistake by not getting some publisher or book club to vouch for him. You can't blame modernism for everything. Lightning started for est fires before tourists began. .Men haven't woman's i-lirlit to i miii-p Thev linvo linen i.-in.i i.. irw ciuines. i-eeiint; a pearl shut their, mouths.' reveals lis neauly, Hut )eelll: nnioii proves it isn't like i,l'"te. ..... Miss Carmen llitts.in nf Med font mntnieil with friends to Cra-(i'i- I.aki Sunday. .Miss Hetty Sclimeer of Medfonl and recently of ihr I'nivei-slie of Hilly McOIory. dive manager of (ireKnn. vrsitcd with schuolmat Anollier lime lo lie noni'liiil eni nnil lielit ;i Mnrnd Is mIicii. the liljr 'guy you ountiril : SvtV the teii-plioue r-nlls hi' in-s.ni ' In finish tin' iiuivi'i-sntloii. . The next grent Improvement for the -radio w ill lie a device to stran gle sound : waves . heroro' they: can reach a tielKhlmr. V Correct this sentence: "If von wish to; see a liiovle everv niL'hl " iiil Ihe husband, "I'll In. Klad to ro with you." . ' old New Jork days, was liRlit. Ik' Jsaid "II is often sain not to see J tliliiKs that yuu niinht see." Kenry Ford's interesliiiK state nient that he would stop inaiiu rnctiirins automobiles "If hooze came hack nffniu." causes tiiineces sary disctifisinn. Mr. Ford, n .sincere teetotaller, probably said that hastily.' lie is as Rood now. as ever. He establish ed his reputation and that of his car, long before prohibition came. What Henry Ford could do, with out the aid of - prohibition at SO, he could do now at (15. He wanls lo help prohibition, that's all. '.t the Inde Sunil.-iy. Why Suffer Stomach Trouble All Your Life? Thousands of men and women who wero physical .wrecks from stomach troubles, who couldn't sleep, who couJdn't , eat without after-miseryt and whoso kidneys, bowels and liver were out of order, now enjoy old-time energy and rel ish their food since taking Tanlac. Mrs. Fred Westin. of 387 E. B7tli Airplanes have been used to kill ; St. North. Portland. Ore.. .- men, carry! mails, dejivei: rau-e "Tanlac cured my stomach trouble horses across the Knsliab channel , completely after three years suf- und here in America, In time for I tering. It built nie up to perfect Brisbane's Today Character reading Is easy. If le flfllirhlx hi nririimeiit, lie nhll lies very urll anil his wire lakes III lioai-ilcl-s. 1 The reparations iiuestinn teaches us that nations can solve any prob lem without a war If It lives lone enough. Hell, for the RaniKe mechanic, will be a place whore he can't find any velour to wipe his hands on. Americanism: Thinking un1n ens to be cancer there's RolnK to Individual clmrnilnK because he is be a prompt and radical nperallnn natural: tryinu to acquire the same around here I can tell you. even charm by Imitatlnir him , ! if I have to do it myself. If 1 I Ihe Til-si ,m..i-'ill.,,i ,l,...u .... I The moi-P von leni-n ,'l...,,i ....... ill HlIN llllllti't' I ceeil. then we'll try. try iik:(Iii. 1 i I'h'. 'he more you wonder why any ' ST. l.nrlS. .Minn.. Auk. 2.7 (.Vl .nistlict JllilKC .1. A. Iloeser (iiiluy -V.runteil " tetupiirary llijuncllon Bftalnst officers of the .Modern :Vooilmcn of America, a national fraternal order, resirnllllnK them from 1111111111; Into effect IncreiiMes In Insurance rales lecenlly voted. SIGN YOUR NAME Once mure we IW l.liM,., call nttciitioii to the fuel tlml iiiioiiviimns coiiiiiiiiiiiciillniis niv tint printed in this paper. Wc will, on reipiest, omit the writer", name, resoi-vimr the rielil In liivp it nn file I'm- t-elVi'ciice. Two very interest inr comniiniien. lions nn liii-nl mutters were received Induy. Mtt unless the writers sviidji their unities, tiny will have lo )(i to the wiistelwiskct. ilun't like Worry and 1 don't like daliKer, hut eh, dear, how I do enjoy comfort! yrl'STIONs XI AXSWKItS. I l;uml Dill Ii. Tb.-inlis for your touiRestlon n-; to the use of whole- fluvtccd for ciinstliiallnn. 1 started with one l.vispoenrul lit my ' breakfast fond, hul luiil lo increa.--'e il to r, tea s.oonfuls each morning. Not nnl luis It taken care of tac eonstipa llon. hut it has cured v: Incipient ease of hemnrrlinids for me. 'I'lianks iiRiiin. II. ,M. t,. Answer l!v whole flaxseeds. nf them feel suiiei lor ., the others. The monkey In a case is more furliiaate than n celebrity. He needn't think up some modest re ply when visitors say how remark able he is. , (Continued from Pair One.) 4L, iii'e ;.;kJ, poisoned hy,; yctd fumes in their liootle whiskey f.'ti'loi-y. A hole tinder ground, cure fully hidden, poorly yontiliited, jvus found hy the police, who discovered the two bodies, to contain ) bm-rols of bniljni; innsh. Acid, of which fnntes killed Hie two hoollinrnor.s, wns put into eiieh biirrel to bit.sten the distillini; process. Tlml is the piiismt switllowed by drinkers of bootleg whiskev. iinpnrtant races. They have, carried vaccines to stricken communities,- carried sur geons to perform operations, scat tered hundreds of millions of tree seeds over deni'ded areas. They ufe used .for Rolil pi ospecl inR, for spying out forest rires, for luuieymnon trips, for bootlegKlnH and for sniUMliiifS . in . conlrahand lnimiRrants. The latest . is an airplane carry Ins service for frankfurter sausage. In New York a powerful plane will distribute sausages to all points within 200 miles. The plane carries 1,200 pounds, and the pilot. Samuel -I'nterniyer, speaking for New York .lews, attacks the Hritish Kovenmieht for failure to prevent oi' suppress the rioting, and protect Jewish lives in Jerusalem. Without (iiiestlonlnK the justice of Mr. I'ntennyer's criticism. It may be suKKested that this is not a time to antagonize British authori ties, the only hope, of fiO.OOO Pales tine Jews; surrounded by COn.iMiO hostile Arabs. W 11 , efficient When n flea sets mi one of these toy doiis. it seldom causes Any confusion. It's easy In tell which Is which because the flea has extra Icrs. It's always easy to decide on a fair division of the money received frnm Cermany if oi f die allies isn't consulted. MUTT AND JEFF The Answer Was Written In The Stars MR. GDiToRj PAftDOM TrtfS J viHAT ' SMIMS eVSMUiAGrtTV - . BUT, tlO V0O (V)t A 666 iJJHIIjsler.s j W'liecler t Construction, worlt don 't want witiiesscs to tostif V i . ' " '. - -'- -. tlicy don't testify. j Somebody killed . three men In I New York's "llotsy Totsy" speak-i et.s. two wallets and another man saw the uuninen that did the killiiiK. Coniiulssloner Whalen says Ihe three that saw will see nnihiim health, with a gain of 27 lba. That was two years ago, and I still en joy the best of health." Tanlac contains no mineral drugs of any kind, just a special combina tion of selected herbs, loots and barks, recognized to be of high medicinal value. Quick benefit and relief from stomach distress is al most sure to follow the uso of Tan luc. Get it bottle today from your druggist and let it start right ir. correctinp;. those troubles which make you so miserable. Money back if it doesn't help. Tanlac 52 MILLION BOTTLES USED Is a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dongue, Bilious Fever and Malaria It is the most speedy remedy known pairing yjEWEIXH3 llm '", MfOFORO.OREYjW ' I fZ.tft O i .an. D chiioa: 7 - T- HAD? NAG THAT? WHAV IF Alfc UJRe THRoVWrVj OUV , , BV A COUPl.. OP cditors r .IMl&LA , VCSTe(?DA ? yoyJ Go UPSTAIRS , TH MI ASK THIS (EDITOR IK H I MXiWc WAMTS A WAe C0RftcSP0J,)T j X fOR THg CHIM6S UzAR: ' , - 7 ; rZsi,- - ? v. mi By BUD FISHER UB6RTY BoNTsy Sr'-l T-TrtsJ Jwac " - .... aak A.