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HEDFORD MAILT RIBCNB'
t Dlllj, Sunder
Piuilltheoi by
MKDPOKU i'KIMISQ CO.
S5-!f-lt N. fir 81. Pbo T5
ROBERT W. HUHL, Editor
0. BLMl'TKJl B.MiTH, ftluuiftf
An Independent Ktwiptpet
Mered u .rend mailer .1 Hritord.
Qrtiua, uodff Act or Marcli 8, 1 8TW.
B, S lo ll'c Prison that day.
!'!!! ith BmlSy.' m"'ii!.';!;!!;.'."".'j5 i ' It is inconceivable that this dcsirahle project should fail
tally! Jl'K liaittay,' ml"ii'. liiallilicl yet there is always the danger of overconlidi'lice anil an
iinii'.'om t!!r"'.''.. I elect ion (loinj; hy alef'ii nil, hecailse too iiiany assnine their voles
By Carrier. In Alliance In .Mwlforil, A'lilaml, t . .
JaelHinvllle, Ccmtll Point, flllKuii, Talent, told ' II 11' 11)11 lleellcd.
Jill iihI on Hlalmaya: ..... .... i i
luiiy, aiih Sunday, Bwtb I . Jn this elect ion, a s in all i in port a ii I elect ems, every vows is
Haliv, ltlioiil Huixliy. munlh '!' !. . .
li.iiy, ttitiuut Bmmiy. one i! T.nn needed. So we lake this opportunity to nrfe everv voter williin
lully, HuixJar. one ytar 8.(10 ! . . ' ill'
All term, null lu tiimiM. ! I he district to ;i ini 1 1 '' matters now so that the second day alter
MKMHCK ur thr iiwiiviatkii i-KKHi jllie liijr l.alior I )a V cehdiratioii mav he devoted exclusively to
Unfiling Pull Leased Wirt Hmlre ,
The Associated lrea h exclusltely entitled lo vol 1 1 1 alld LT 1 1 1 1 1 T out the vote,
the im lut Jjiilillratiiin of all nr., dl-iiafliea j
rri-dllrd lo it or otlwraiie credited In tliis patier, r
aiul alsu to tlie local new, nuliliiilied lerti-iu. '
All rlnliU lur (ilitilli'llioQ of apeelal dbliatClMJ
brrrln are ali rmned.
lirririal pair of the City nf Mrdford.
(iriiclal liaiirr of Jackson County.
H'orn dally airraire rlrrnlailrn fur all BooUu
rlxliiat Al'lil 1 '.t . Ii'
T I.
Ailiertltlng Rturmnlal lin
M. C. MUCiKNSKS Ii I'll.MI'ANT
fifficea in New York, ciiirago. iieiKit, tan
rranclsro. 1.01 Anfflri, Srattle. I'urlland.
Pinion ,JuaABEL
Ye Smudge Pot
Hy Arlhtir Terry
'l'hi I'ditliintl liatl U-im coiiM tin
iki Im'IKM', It' it wiiM in elm iKc nf n
cotiimlticf of Jc'iiliiiK oiT'hui'iliMH.
Tim t In-cut of Henry Kurd to
H ult inn UfiiR i-'oj-o's if "Immi.o re
1 urns," is ii I most cmiiiKh to ln'inn
that tinluippy cvcnl to pass. AHho
!ouzc (.as not i-ciuiiii'il, itn iiili
wiiyM an- In dire hoimI of eyi'loni'
( l')llll K, Willi till (lillli'U.Hioi.M of
Tliis Ih tin- nifcht 4 HO rilizcus of
tilt rm-troiiolis are tfuinj; to cat
i f Jiiut liMH-iilalu -filiy.t'N.s with fnilh
' ' i ti ilii-lr city and Mtan-." Ii ih ii
nly isiit'SH, that nficr di-vouiini; tilt
''ttuc( Halad, tin tiifftiiiK will
i-ndore Hoinclioily for nvernor,
( nt id iidopt a neutral altitude
towards faith, and the (-niiiitiK o
(ini)tlii'i' iatlroal.
y (ientH itf woalth nml mime prom
. im-ni-f In jail, or headed t Hereto.
continue to exprena ft real disgust
. 1 with the proKrt. They retain mniiit
JawyerH, who should tell them that
It Ih tlie eoinmitssion nf the crtm
inal net, not the pnhliclty, wlileh
Is the eause of their tronhlcM. Th
'' newspapers do mil nive the drun
ken driveiK ihnior, load the jdstolN
for ladies who shout t!i, a.nwei-ttes,
or muse, those who uet caught to
- fornet their Sunday school lesson..
lt was Allien It. Fall ami his col
l( hiiKUeH In the Teapot Dome Ki'aft,
I " who nearly ruined t no tteptildlenn
' party not the newspapers, who
'': told ahout It. Tho newspapers hav
nolhiiiK lo do wit h individual or
. eulleiMivo h tin in n eussedness. The
newspapers would cause less dis
tress, if ihey confined themselves
, - lo denunciation of the taxes, I lie
weather, ami horse flies.
... .; .Miss Hutli Klder, whoso suicidal
flight across the Atlantic was
.y thwarted hy coming down too closo
to u Ihiich freighter, last week
,,1 announceti ln-r ennanement, while
' flylnK over KansaH as a member of
tho female flyiiifeT derby.
iSpeakinK of thieves who rohhcil
lionies while the occupant" u ere
'Watching the Zeppelin, comes the
J 'end let tin Kiist ttrcKonlan, with
the following timely and related
' Item:
Jurlng tlie excitement atlendhiK
tho collihlon of two caiu last Salur
ilay evei'.vlMidy rushed to the scene,
IncludhiK it Salvation Army stdicl
tor who hail been working hero
ihil'inK the day. laiiyititf his tain-
liotirluo containing tlm results of
his HollelihiK in tlie rear seat of
the car and eoveriiiK II with a sack
of peaches ho Joined the crowd at
the scene of the accident. When
the excitement hail died down he
returned to the ear to Hud the
tambourine hail been emptied of
tho cash. The party who did the
job evidently was in no hurry to
Ki't away for before leavhiK he ate
a couple of peaches, leaving the
peelings and pits on top of th'e
sack. It was hukkcsIciI ),y t u,
oft leers that this story in 1 lit un
In rompelillon. If there ho com
pc'lltors, fur the "meanest man In
iMwn."
1 :i Hoy Sctmis have returned
from 1 he Hoy Scout Jam hoi re In
KiiKland. wearing monoelesi. What,
IT anything. Ix ko;iih to he done
a bout II '.'
Take the St. Lotus man held for
I he robbery of he Lamar. Colo.,
bank, and the i.eudlsh mui del s
1 hat followed, who was liberated
' last Sal ti i ilay following the con-
lei-lons of the real perpetrators'-
t he never felt so t ha n k f u I" -t he
press dispatches say. The St.
J.otilsau was "positively identified"
, hy seven cllir.ens. A 11 his alibis
were valueless het'oru Ihe Identifi
cations of the seven. All woie
' "highly respected residents of La
mar." nd their phoney identltica
.lliiii would have sent an Innocent
t- rutin to the gallows, but for the
, lUncly Intercession of I'ate ami
Providence. The Incident may
cause surmises among the masses,
canting toine doubt on the reliabil
ity of positive identifications, and
1ho world to wonder how many
, innocent men have been hurled
: Inlo eternity on the end of a rope
.'alc and Providence imt inter
cedlng In time. The entire Incident
; in a terrific indlcHm-nt of l.al
r ImimliiMti. TI'" " ' v e n poult ive
'.iilentiflcrH must feci sheepish,
OllP Of t f' C'O-t'illlll'M Will IMlll'l
tho unlvt'i'Mliy. nml li;i mpwii imriy
K'ivmh. Wp ncvi-r kiti'w lii'fiitii
tlmt ii hla'kliii'l 'h n il;inr
f Inor.
JTInl-lly f"l " VClllilrn tmntat
from Iho Hunt hnx pii'Vi il it full
: uro In l'-rnni- nd cam on mulu
" hlRhwnyi imw, have the Unlit nf
way.
DON'T FORGET TO VOTE NEXT WEDNESDAY
A WEEK fnini todny tin-in will lie nil important election in
.Ini'kuiin Kimiiiv l'i n'ti nvi'Mi'i's under tin- old lliinkins
j ditch will vote on tin- formation
It is not loo early to call
! everyone in tlie district can put
ii lit 1 iirranwe matters so that nothing i-mi interlcre with a trip
; wmi ill. r i , -II
, I l" dIStllct will
under the new irrigation law
lies in the fact that the cost of consl met ion will only he a lien j
on lilt! delimpiciil properly. The properly owner who has paid
lip Will he CXCIItpl I I'OIII llll'lller
j
, Some idea of the ndvauti''e
I .
iiiav lie "leaned trom tne tact
I ho prcsi'iit system is ti.'iO per ,'icre, it h oHliniaicd that under
lite Jicw system this clijir're will not cxceeil $:.")(( per arnt.
In oilier words, in jidilit ion to the atlvaiitJie of tlie ranchers
running their own irrigation Inisiness, and h.'iviny; ils adniiilis
tralion under direct, resident control, each rancher who votes
lor this project votes himself three dollars eiish for every acre
he owns, at Hie outset.
Small wonder tli.'it all lite' .Med ford ltanl(s luivo endorsed"
the district phut, - if is that rare tiling in eomuiiinity develop
ment a const ruclive. and progressive step in jidvnncc, for which
cverylhiuy; can he sidd, and against which ndlMiijr ,.iU leojij.
matelv lc iidvanci'd.
MEDFORD WILL BE NEARER THE EAST
A LTMHl'iill. il lias received little pnlilic alteiilion, flic open
in T traffic on Hie Alluras enl-off of the S. I., Sep
tember ir, is a mailer of genuine impititance to Jackson Coniity.
'.Not only will this cnl off place fori land J12 miles nearer
Opleii, I "tali, ill actual distance, but when grades are considered,
it will reduce this distance hy fit CI miles in other words over
h day's travel.
Klamath l-'nlls is tfoin; to lie purl ieularly benefitted, but
Med ford, only two or three hours away, will receive its benefits
also. This will be particularly true of the fruit.
At least two days will be cul off the freight schedule of
pears from here to New York, when local shipments arc routed
this way next, year. This fact, taken with the probable results
of the. federal fruit, icin survey, should eventually result in a
reduction of the freight rate on pears, and the saving of hundreds
of thousands of dollars to valley orchardists.
Kventually passenger service from .Met I ford lo the Kasl
will ho reduced from LM lo -IS hours, -which, while not. tin
ffononiie factor of great importance perhaps, will be a tremen
dous convenience.
Ioor old Dad; he never liked music unless it had a lune,
and now none of il has.
Now there is a vaccine to
degeneration of the moral tissues, after one has been exposed
to unexpected prosperity.
The annual prize for inspired composition goes to the
linotype operator who nuidu it read: "Americans are a pelf
conscious people.'
And now the latest thing is
ha, curves must be coming back.
On liis first try at Pebble Iteaeb Hobby Jones missed par
by only one stroke. The chief worry of a golfer like that must
he whcn to park his next cup.
Tin oltl-fttNliioncil nirl, merely tlumlit slic r;is Mliii'jr
Hint Iht everyt h i ti. As n ninUcr of I'nct slu; diiln't know nn.v-
Tlioy sny I'mil Wliilcimin now
lumlrn !
"Tcuclicr's pet." An tineienl saying. Still in use lint the
iipost rojilic is now outiltcil.
In the lojin luisiness, ns in
jct one more elinncc to nutUe
MUTT AND JEFF
JeFV, t'LLTACKLG THe
wjiTU Voo IS THAT You
LOOK. LAK A WAR CORfcCSFOMlXEMT. ) oU JD
roo Aim y mc tyPGj
of a new irrij-'iit ion iftstrict.
attention to this date, so that
a l narlt on ,epi(Mnoer 1111,
the first formed in Southern Oregon
of 1!IJ7. 'J" In- chief advantage
1 1 1 1 II I IC la I ohlllltlOII. I
,. .
from fiirmini; such a distrad
thai wncreas inaiiiicnancc miner
prevent alniosl everything except
the Zeppelin sport dress. Ah,
nciulis !jsr. The WliiicmanV
hascliit!!, three Imlls mean yon
hit.
What Is War Without A
McX - T How NViNY
rr.ir cvtrs Do
r to look
WAR
CoRRCSPOMbCNT
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
mined leltera pemlnlmi lo perannal hetllh and hyilent, nit to (them. dUawl, or ticalintnl
111 b aiwueted oy lir. Brady If autwied, aelr-addrw.wl tmeltipe la eficlud. Lettt-ra aliouid tie
brief ajxl antlim Ui Ink. Oalng to tlie large riomlier of letter recclted. only a f- eaii tie ans.r.
mI lierc. No r.ly ran lie maila to queries out conforming to Inatrutllorja. Addreaa Dr William
llraily. In rare of Hill neaaoaper.
SiaVKK .. IS KTII.I. A KTHOX
Kccenily I paid my annual com- !
pliment to the inu lligenci' ami pro- ;
gresslve spirt of communities
whpie there is an annual "cleanup" ;
or a municipal housecleaniiiK cam- ;
palKii conducted
by t h e alleged ;
h e. a 1 t h author- .
ities. I put In e
special word of ;
praise for the or-;
dlnaneeK in such .
burgs prohibiili
the sale of second-hand
matt
resses and bnl
ding tut Impos
ing no restrictions o'n the salt of
second-hand automobiles. And fi
nally, It make the felicitation tom-
pb te, I said Mimething in my most
amiable vein about tile "sanitary :
i tu in li hl; " game thar prohibits :i
household.'!' fin nt adding a shower
baih unless he installs an addition-I
al vent pipe projecting through the i
roof, to carry off the deadly sewer!
I have received a severe wigging '
from t he chief sanitary inspectur
tif a western co-operative county
health department. He fears lh:,t
unless my Hiaiem-nts are challeng
ed some readers might think them.
true. Then the inspector flabber
g;isis me right off tin? bat hy coun
tering with this one:
"If the he;, lib department should
not ha ve chargi of the munk-ipri 1
hmiKoelea nlng, who should?"
Well, ii is lech ti tea lly called a
police duly but far be it from nc
to hint that our village police forc-
s ho ll Id be expected to ilea I with
iiulsit jHi-s such as tbatl n n Im.'i !'-,
refuse heaps and other unpleasant
eights ami odors.
only I bariior a mean suspicion
thai where the health deparimeu;
is leipiired to do this police Work.
I he act ual public health admiuiK
t rat ion i;i generally pretty punk.
A hea lih officer ls only human,
ymi know, am) real health adminis
tration alone is unite enough to
take all of a uootl man's ability
.Mid time. If yuur neighbor offends
by creating or permitting a nuis
ance, you really should complain
to the police for redress, nml not
bother the health officer about It.
The chief sanitary Inspector next
Informs me that a nn lysis show:i
that sewer gas contain methaii",
carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulphide,
nitrogen ami '"other gases not only
offensive but explosive.' He cite:-!
three instances where explosions of
sewer gas pro veil fatal to seven 1
p'U'sons, besides ca using consider
able financial loss. N evert holes--.
I maintain that there is no reason
to four any such disaster In' :i
home. Such explosions are cnui'd
oil her by lea kage of lllumlmithig
ens Into the sewer or by accumu
lations of gasoline or other explo
sive vii pors from garages, dry
cleaning establishments and the
like. Anyway, this has nothing In
do with tin (plaint practices 1 criti
cise. The lliekville sanitary rules
that reiiulre a vent pipe nut
through the roof are not designed
to iirevent exptosloiis; they purpo-'t
to prevent disease from "sewer
gas" pollution of the air. In lh
days of high-wheeled bicycles and
bust les everybody Imagined t hat
sewer gas somehow caused dfpn
iheria. scarlet fever, and one thing
ami another not then well under
stood. These funny sanitary regu
lations were instituted in those days
and are still enforced because tho
health officer generally tacks the
courage to oppose the scheme,
II e a I t h administration every
where Is a football of the politic
ians, ami lu Hii-kville the heal- h
officer must be JiH.i-l per cent put
ty if he expects to hold his job.
A "sanitary Inspector" is a ridic
ulous anomaly In a health depart
ment. Ho should be an agent of
(lie police.
; ,.IT,ST0S AND AXSWKItS
I la -U lug In the I Uraviolei.
i am inking sunbaths. following
the schedule of exposure as you
suggested. A friend contends that
there are mi violet rays in tho sun
light between II a. m, nml .1 p. m.
.mil the best time to lake sunbaths
is before 11 ami after ti In the
evening . . . --.I. O. II.
A uswer. I don't know about
violet, but Ihe Ultraviolet rays are
In greatest nti.ii lily at midday.
Perhaps your friend wis lies lo avohl j
sunburn. 'I'll at Is mainly due to
the ultraviolet. Kvcn that may be
avoided by Intelligence about the I
duration of exposure. At midday, i
of course, a shorter exposure will
Feminine Touch?
fJOUJ WATCH MG.: I'LV.
UPSTAIR S A MO
Bulldozs -rne
MAWAGIMG CUiTOft.
!!liVnArJt (-AfviU THAT
AKJt) LAMt THAT
job:
ii V ('Til It lll( KVII.I.-'S
give you the sUme amount of ultra
violet thai a much longer exposure
would before 10 a. m. or aftt-r C
p. in.
J'lie Wine and ltt-p liouu-.
A young friend of mine Is of tho
opinion thai drinking beer is not
harmful ami wilt not lead to more
excKss.vc alcoholic indulgence. He
is L'-'I years obi and of nervous tem
perament . . . Mrs, .1. V, A.
A nswer. A ny way. it ea n do
him no good, and thousands of
im-n who have taken that route
arc now regular hootch hounds.
So what chance has a person of
"nervous temperament" to .cope
with the habit?
I'aity Tumor.
I have fatly tumor ihe size of
a marble on my right thigh. Is it
likely to grow larger, or to cause
any serious troti ble? J,, ii.
Answer. No. but why be an
noyed by it at all? Any doctor
can remove ft painlessly under local
anaesthesia.
O'opvright .lolin l- Dillo Co.) .
Quill Points
Aj orator Is ri man who makes a
platitude seem Important by yell
ing It.
It Isn't being alone that people
abominate, but being alone wi'h
their memories.
Kvidcaily .Mr. Iloovr tak'-s th
noble experiment seriously. H.
plans enlargeinent of federal pria-
OJIS.
('oinpteiing the :,jr is nice a
world war. Men Kt Hieir limit t i
contiicr it and (hen it won't -stay
li Ue.l.
Siowaway: One who tries to get j
a ride without paying for it. Set 1
imitation.
,' There lg sonic ilisagrccmciil
alicut l he best place lur a gar
den. Inn the worst place ig In
side I he licighlNir's cluckcns.
Inditing ,t m:gn7.ine isn't no hard
if you have a reliable list of fo.'-j
mer public officials.
l-'orlunately, a celebrated cynic i
never sees and lu .-tiN the "inlidli-j
gent minority" that thinks him a!
wonder. j
The fox, being unable to ror.rh
the jrrapes, decided th"y were sour.
So this thing of , calling people
"dollar chaS('i'" i--iit new.
Americanism: Traveling far to!
get the benefit of some climate; 1
remaining indoors to play bridge. I
Another consolation u)xnt
gel Ui uf old Is Hull giggle
doesn't a Heel, you us il did ill.
forty.
It Usually takes throe genera
tions of money -get tors to produce
a strain refined enough to despise
vulgar money-get ters.
N'oah felt a hitn and discovered
the of fender hiding in a scam of
his toga. "The flrst darned stow
away." Ito muttered.
Those prison riots show (he dan
ger of locking up felbiws who arc
accustomed to raising a row when
they don't get service.
Polite rules of warfare will be '
effect I vo who i . a man about o j
have his throat out won't kick bis j
adversary because it isn't sporting. I
Correct this sentence: "I could'
write books that would mi.ke mo (
rich." said ho, "but 1 prefer writ-j
ing for tho intelligent few." j
Krnost lieoll, s t r o n g man of I
Charleston. 111., fell Uti feet front I
a water lower and sued the city,
for the time he was unable to1
work. He lauded In mud. I
GO
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Brisbane's Today j
(Continued from Page One.)
The su-rireslcil sale reminds
yon of Ihe harg-nin that Scwanl
g-tit when he bou.irht Alaska for
$S,(H H 1,1 It H).
l.iii don't forget that there
are, proportionately, just its
irood real estate bargains not
far away from where, yon live,
it taUcs only imagination to
identify them.
f
ig business goes its way
silently, steadily, irresistibly.
Standard Oil of Indiana in
creases capital from .tToHM),
00(1 to Hj'iO.OOOjOOO, issuing ;t,
ooottH!0 miiro slnircs of stock to
absorb Pan-American i'ct ro
leuin. f
No ittlclligcni .-uueriean will ob
ject to bigger business of any kind,
especially bigger oil business.
The great Hriiish oil company
invades this market, buying North
cud South American oil field.,
opening gasoline; and oil stations
with great energy, dctct initiation
and intelligence all over the Pnited
Slates. This makes you realize
that tho business strunle today is
between nations, not between lit
tle organizations.
Oil emnpnnios on a sufficiently
big scale might develop sufficient
intelligence not to squander the
nation's oil resources as is now
done.
If you want respect. able to
command.
Thoughtful Will Rogers tolls
readers of the Seattle Post-lntolli-geueer:
i
"Papers are all raving; ahout how
popular Sir Phillip Snow-ion, the
Itrhish trcasuier, lias made him
self hy demanding that they get
more id' t he Herman payment
money. He told 'em 'hoys wo not
ohly would like to have il, but we
are going to get it.'
"Thou so-called statesmen will
tell you (but a navy don't pay."
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The most important part of civi
lized mans education is learning
to resist germs.
, .Measles will wipe out a tribe of
Alaskan KsLimos in two or three
: weeks. White men call it a child's
disease.
Monkeys, especially tbe higher
1 apes, yield to consumpt ion and
' pneumonia ipiickly in our germ
; ridden regions; Sain .leanings, baby
.gorilla in New York's Bronx zoo,
has pucmuohiu now.
, Civilized men. carry germs of
tuberculosis around with them alt
i their lives, successfully lighting
..them off, only occasionally suc
. climbing-. They have almost learn
' ed to resist whiskey,
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i Production of airplane engines
! in this country, for the first half
'of i;i"ja, was 7S per cent greater
than in li2S. Tho old pilot-killing
j war-time engines are Koing; lo the
scrap heap as tliev should.
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What tho country needs is big
ger, better engines and much biK-
iger planes carrying more engines,
i Tlie- Herman engineer Hornier,
'with bis gigantic three deck plane,
(carrying twelve engines, under ab
solute control and divided respon
sibility, puts everything, in Ihe
j Pnited States to shame.
Our airplane industry is a little
1 too much on a stock exchange and
I stock company basis, not ipiite
! enough on an engineering basis.
The country that produced the lirsi
airplane should ho able to produce
; the best airplane,
j
! For their protection, foolish
: gamblers should bear this in mind,
i Stock tips, suggestions to buy
! certain slocks coining over the
telephones, are usually intended
lor fools, and sent out from doubt
ful sources,
j When somebody telephones yon
to buy such and such a stock in a
great l urry, if you want to get
rich, tell him politely that you don't
care to get rich. ThetL bang up.
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IHinT.IN V) An indication of
I the grow th of t hrlft and t he in-
create of prosperity among the
poorer clavses of work ess in t In
Irish Free State is found in tho
; sales of the stale's saving c-.-ilili-eaics.
These now amount to more
jthan $ : u.fHio.o oo. etiaal to an in
. vestment of about l per bead of
, the population.
The V;tle.iT Is cahifiaigr.ing for
cleaner churches 0i Ilaly.
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TUX VI- MIS MIO TODAY
(From filos of the Mail Tribune.)
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County court spent T4.0(M) on
Improving of county loads pa-.t
eight months.
Bedford groceries declare ein-h'li-irii
on siitar and agree to Hell
only ail 1
cuts worth to u customer.
Arthur W. Huhbs weds Miss Zoc
It, I-'razier of f)sl;aloosa, Iowa.
Ole Hanson rcdigua as mayor of
eaille.
l.evolulion breaks out in Monte
negro. President Wilson asks $SLC.0()0
for adtlitiotial expenses lit Amer
ican pt-ace commission in PHris.
Hal. I.- Iliirk ha a lilinJ pit;. It
ii at iht htniii' nf l:iu;.uis l'-rhons,
ami has hi-en lilintl froin liii-tli.
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siii'fiat iliM-rraliim In orKa-nizi-
Kllss IiiiIcn S.'lilHinlier 1 a.
I.i.i-.il Hartli'tls sill In l"'hit'a;;o
al avi-rac'iit' ?:I.1S in-r liox.
II. R lii'Uli'l -iiii))-ti's Hiirvpy
fur ni'W rnad In I'ralia- l.akn.
I. S. fi-ili'lMl ciiurt r. strains Ilar
riman fr.-tn iii.t'i-f.-rin;,' with 'X-ti-nsinn
nf Hill lines in eastern Ore-
;fn.
.1. C. Ruliini'lt starts new office
l.iiiMlim in Centi-al I'nint.
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