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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MTCDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREfiON'. MONDAY. RETTF.MF.F.R 2. 102!). Medford Mail Tribune WE CELEBRATE LABOR DAY Dallr. 8unda". fCetllt HinroBU PEi.MLSO CO. itir-it .v in si. ROBERT W. HI HL, Ullor . BXMrTEB SMITH, Jlasa..- A HO 11 DAY has mi iiiiiimuiI iiit.-r.-st for Mi-lfonl this year. uiici'inciit that the VXi't Fcili'ialion if I.alior will lie Ad (nVprnkflt Newspaper coim'ntimi of the Orojjmi Stat j hi'hl in this cit.v. I Wi tin,) inst i.t:irt,-.l In wl-ili. nil i'iltlii'i:(l nil t)li Mlllioct (if Kn',red tJ wennd elaa natter tt Stafford, i oroo, oi mmch , ni. ; I.iilnir Day, with piirtk-uhir stress upun the t n'liieiiilinis chain-'c in the iittiniile nf the Aiiirri'-aii pi-nplf towinil lalmr, when wt ' luippcMi'il tn see the fullnwiiiL' in the current Collier's. BCBSiKirauX KATU Br Mail In Ailianet: IHlli. sub Auila. rtu riill .-III. lliin.ii Hfrf lli . I s Dull, mnnm sunuj, dir 6.50' Til is oilitorhil expresses nnr sentiments, lather hotter than her. it lines. M- ree we an have-stiff i- llailj. VltboUt Stlfklll. SVJMO .6) Mill lumi. ooa ia 1.00 we could express them R.ir.1.. nlri tru (ill I ' Br Cairlrr. In Ad-anra In MtJord, Aililml. ' .Moreover. Iiv liOITOW ill our (hi artMma, irairai ruuii, ruunua, laicoi, uow : Bui and on Human: eient time to do what so manv others are doin!, eelehrale La liaili, with Kundaj. swntb $ .T5 . iiaiir, .niiciii u!iaj. aumh ,i ,or f)av with a minimum amount of it : lull Hilhidrl tunlii on tul t 11(1 . Haiij. wits euiKiaj. on. rev I.oo , Hiiuiziii'' thine has hapiiciieil in this count rv within All l.mi ...h In alnn. I r. i i i r 1U.M8E.K VF THE ASSOC MI LU rtUX9 Bfcelttnc Full Ud Vi.tt Smtc Tttt AMiited Yreu b eirimhely entitled ta Ibt u 'o puL licit km of til nm dl5pth trlliJ 10 It or otbtrrlit efeditad to this ptott, 4od alto to lb local Dm pubiitned betla. AU rithu tor putelkAtiaa of Kxelil diwtebw herein tve 1U0 reined. Bora dally ai r;rruiiwn for ill Boutin, endlnc AprU lit, 1&29, 4571. AdttfUMng Crpf trntat ie M. C. MU.iK.NSKN k tUMi'A.VT Office in N Yuri. Chirixu. Utf-Jt. Frtnclsco, Lot Angeles, Seattle. PortlaM, Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry This Is Labor Day. The toll- j lio-heu bai-uem and bankers let j the chains of their serfdom i slarken. while the whiskers prow. : and the money rusts in the vaults. They won't have another chance to close up shop and so fishing until National Fire Prevention Iay (Oct. ). or Columbus Day (Oct. 12). Labor Day should be observed only by those wizards and geniuses who manage to keep out of labor, year In and year out, yet miss no menlH. nor look tacky, nor mffer 111-cffcctK from idleness. They are the favored ones of earth. The majority are "weary ; and heavy laden," like a 4d. the past twenlv vears. A new democracy of coin- fort has arisen. There is nothini.' like it in all the world. Vhen William McKinley was elected President, wajic workers were called "hands. " More than that, workers were thoiiiht of merely as "'hands. " Only the fact that the month had to eat lie.l'oie the hands could toil gave rise to the ''full dinner pail-' campaign slogan. I.ahor's hope was expressed in the demand for "a liv ing wane." Workers struck in protest against starvation wapes. Few expected a lahorer to enjoy the comforts of life. The toiler hy the very nature of his employment was sup posed to live meaerly. For a workman to desire lux uries while he was still a workman was economic hlas phemy. Do you remember the hullabaloo over the silk shirts of wane workers dtirini; the early days of the World War? Ilii;li wnfres suddenly brought in topsy-turvy con ditions. No humorist was ton mean or too dull to squeeze a bnuh out of the absurdities of mechanics drivintr to :i motor ears. e much of that brand of comedy these "I Iris turne l Now vou hear imaginative Dui iiii; the years ahead we must learn how to recover the sense of stability and assurance for the future which men enjoyed in .simpler time. The dread of un ploy- ment which hanj-'s so heavily over the heads of men past middle ace must be lifted. Some industries, fortunately, have already learned how to care lor their own. FOi; a loiijr time a commission rcpresentinj: the t;oerii ineiit, industry and labor has been wrestling with this sit ual ion. Herbert Hoover directed the commission he fore he was I'residciit. No more serious problem faces our country today. In the Ion;: run new industries absorb those displaced by changes in other occupations, but file process is some times slow and it is tragic for those immediately involved. Fortunately, these are relatively a small minority. The great majority have benefited enormously by the changes. Our standard of living has been raised beyond all imagining. At the level of our new prosperity we are able to get a broader view and to perceive the truth of old principles of human c(iiality. This new recognition of the inherent dignity of every man is the hope of the future. Business turned "hands" into customers, and custom ers now rule the world. MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Do Yon Remember? Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Sljned letter, nerulnlnj to penonal health and hrclene, not to dlieue dlatnxli or treatment will he aruwertil by Or. BfaJr U a lumped, seir-uldreMed emelppe la eocloaed. Letters ihould be brief and written to Ink- Otlng to UK large oomber of lettera recelred, ool a re can be aiuver ed here. No reply can be made to queries oot eooformirt to losuuruooi addreai Dr Wuuaa Brady. In tare tt tola newspaper V, i t I THE MOST CI H VJJLE STAGE OP TI BEUCILOSIS. If regular family doctors do not ; examination means of course that dliiKnose tuberculosis o? the lungs . the patient must be stripped to early enotiKli to insure patients ,n WIlst- the best chance' Ms essential of diag- for recovery It Is lne use 01 .,ne "einos ma nlv b e c a usii r""e' and the re'iuestins the pa M". or .my of the poor . -. , r ' r- ,,!i-ei- e lea n.'d that even ti.p The feminine portion of the population of the land last year "used 4I.I00 tons of powder (noH exiilosive). and enourrh liimticks to reach front l.os Ani;eles to v'hicaKO by way of h'an FrancLieo." A number . of editors rise up and cheep, timidly: "The women don't really need these aids lo beamy." To which this deponent replies, as loud as possible: "The hell they don't!" 1, "The Groom Was Ovcrseai tlurini; the Great War" (Halfway Notes in Hendteton 'iOast Ori-Ron-lan). Wherein a scribe U hard pressed for something nice 10 say. It should be menlloncd'ihal when the groom was about 14, he was the best speller In town. FALL IX THE AJIl Somewhere, perhaps In the I'olar fieas. The winds at their work sent out a breeze To ride on the crinkled clouds that spread A halo over the moon's round head; And out 01 the. clouds the breeze came down And stopped to ruffle the clm- tree's crown. And stirred a shimmering moth to flisiit And stole along in the moon"s white IlKhl, Deftly sliding the orchard grass Ho never the owl had seen it pass And never a cricket lost Its seat Nor ever a katy did missed a beau The breeze stoli' straight for tl blowing corn As cloud rolled up with th.li edges torn And hid t.ie moon, and the breeze emerged And made for a forest that was splurged On the side of a hill away to east. And raised the hair on a prowl ing beast And flicked the nose of a grazing deer Tht fled lo a brooklet running clear. ; The breeze .lipped down from the i oo.led hill j And doubled back on the land 1 until j It reai hed a house In the maple j MlHde With fleeting patterns the moon light made. And stirred a moment the climbing vine And rllmlied itclf by th- . ling. Ing line Of tendrils Into an open room Hold was tho breeze to so pre Mlnie. As bold Indeed as the cock that crow ( d Thinking the dawnhK,i f,,.,i the road: Will, bold as It as, the little breeze Went whimpering out from a husky sneeze. (New York World.) killed . orker is more than a pair of hands to he employed. li'isiness has made further researches in anatomy. More than eighteen million telephones and nine million radios have been put to work to serve the needs and the desires of those who have cars as well as hands. Nineteen million houses have been fitted with elec tricity because our eyes demanded better facilities. Nearly six million washing machines have been installed be cause of our desire to avoid unnecessary labor. Every comfort and every luxury you can call to mind, from bathtubs to cosmetics, or from silk stockings to grand opera, is produced because all classes of Americans are potential buyers and users. TIlKliF. is no longer a class struggle in America be cause therij are no longer classes. A manufacturer in his heart may he an old Tory nurturing ideas which savor of Queen Victoria, but his sales manager is looking for a market not restricted by narrow social lines. Ameri can industry has gone democratic because of the profits of mass consumption. The conseipiences of this unpremeditated change are enormous. As a nation of course there are exceptions we have learned two things of the greatest value to la bor. We know first of all that high wages pay, and then we have learned that short hours are vital if we are to buy and use what we have learned to produce. It is possible to pay high wages for short hours be cause of the enormous increase in power machinery. Ooverniuent experts estimate that, as a whole, existing machinery could satisfy the needs of the American people with nine months' work, (ieorge Harrison Phelps in Our Higgest Customer tells of one man in a steel mill operat ing a crane with magnets, who displaced sixty-six men previously employed at this heaviest of labor. Naturally the steel mill could pay higher wages to the remaining worker ! THIS episode, however, suggests the other side of the picture which is nut so rosy. With our great growth great changes have come. Sonic industries go backwards as others advance. Huggy makers grow scarce in a motor age. Workers divorced from their wheelbarrows by the introduction of lifting machinery are still men and family men in need of jobs. It is ni t easy to forget one technique and pick up an other overnight. We have still to learn how to provide work for men displaced from their jobs by changes beyond their control. they do not get chance tu exam ine the patients p-f until the disease has heroine mod- 4 vc.; erafly advanced. rt .' spite of all ef- fot'ts to educate ; the public about this, it seems to be just human tient to breathe in. and then coiiffh a bit, there are other, aids that enable the earnest family doctor to make a pretty depend n le d a gnosis of lung tuberculosis. These are pputum examination, a record of temperature for a hundred hours or more, and fi nally an X-ray examination. The earlier lung tuberculosis is ACHOS9 K Narron opei. &. Trianirular I'ltfe or rlolh t. Female sand piper II. Couee rnirtir it. kind of tree IS. Horn a rt Tirffllt I. Co ml .Hun le. Strnlrh.-e,).? 1 Kroiro n!t-r l. In irr vehicle 21. I.nbrirois it, isprorr 53. Irktoiae ii Karir English COBrtl SC. Airlffirm ! Si. Orron S. llrJirht SI. Hurt- of dower S.. Kntraoca St. Court 37. CoTered tolonnatle 54. Japanese coin 39. Work 41. ( In up tightly it. Late ltd Solution Co Saturday's Puzzle I. MfBTf biovri It) l)C J. Thins S E A RSBO L.Ej 8. H hole HELE NOTA MEN Hrrm !ALON;ejaM-.;ND.;;: A S S O R THE D A MHR ES l4. Snpporll Rl T E S3 R I PS HN EWELi arfljaic otTcIstalj Hp a'wV: u JXs " se l a hHtjrIe rne' V,e"doHBraBk E ELKSL A DfiM E A RBSSB S7. .lent Inn E3a ll"e nbem.s Bafcir.Ej ;:!ri.n,alier'1 S I nH0 P E nH SL A ND M. .Notions onilime m Weep ron TKX VKAltS AGO TODAY (From files of the Mail Tribune.) . s.-H. -2. lino J L.tndn Utitish tWn-ps .ttt.u; Holsln viki mar r'troj;rad. Seattle Superior Jurie i',;t Allen ut un trial for having lUju.. in hi.s hou.e sefzed by polite i raid. i Deer hunting starts, i hunters havu any luck. but few nf pear pickers In vxsIIa v e r t1e .p- s.e! ;J- V AL E 5 R E V U E II E V E n ' to N E wlgT R E E SHR.A T SI ," R A A 41. Fofharlslie I'lntes 4C I-'rcnrh rlrer 47. Levels 4H. Steeps 4t. Low Knsllsh sand bill DOWN 1. Felt 5. (.niJed 3. AhoTS 4. Thin 6. i'relilent't mallet TUlalvel it red lent m Illuminating Ifas S3, hoiistontlres 31. Proops S. Knnl Z9, Vnllng period 4(i. Hant 43. cite: Scot. 4. Vomeral j Shurtaije ' ui ehards. t liberty ntuvif theatro manat: ,1 ( by Henry llarcke hold to Herman j. Urown of l'oriland. j Willis K. Carter, l.os Angeles, (arrested fur stealing Cadillac car, bulged in county jail. . i, 11 12. 13 1 I'J o 17 18 I I is oi Tf - -?o" 'TP n. r- " ! , 'y- 16 W 6G "Fl S5 '5"i v5 3o b .... oJ : " "55 Ti ! - - f l 1 ' ' I I ' 11 I I I I - --I TWENTY YKAIIS AGO TODAY j (From files of the Mail Tribune.) i Sept. -2. liMMt j Mrs. IMg.tr I Infer establi-hes I new record to Crater I -ike in her 1 new t'ackanl 'f eight hours and T.j minutes. She is the first woman j ever to drive a car to the lake rim. ) I. Yawter's car stolen at : circus found near Steinmau in : Siskiyous by Cieorge Harron. C:u j was not damaged but had been j run into a canyon and covered with brush. I Copenhagen. I Jr. Frederick jCook diseovered North Fole April 1, 1 according to his state j mcnt on board the "Hans Egede." Win. F. Curtis, famous news- paper corresitondent. arrives to re- port on Medford for the Chicago Record Herald. ) Spokane offers 5100,000 to Aero j Club of America if it will hold air people who are acting equally , silly to impress yon. i The League ot Aations would work if statesmen, weren't like the small boy who takes his bat and goes home if he cn't pitch. You can't say mucn for a relig on that makes you love the lousy heathen far away and despise the sweaty illiterate in your own town. going to the doctor, and per haps to try this and that remedy recommended by friends, while the disease is in the incipient , . . .. ... . velnnlm? Inborn.- : ' certain and the quicker the cure. orKSTIOX AXI) ANKWKKS. stage. 1'eople developing tubercu losis naturally wish to believe it In your answer to S. V. tl.'s is anything else, "just a cold that I (luesi,on ou nrgieciea one tiling, hangs on." "an obstinate case of '''e cH us what was it th-U flu," "run down from overwork," ; caused the daughter to contract 'nervous exhaustion." "aneniiu," I Pneumonia as she waited on tho oann tor tne men to grapple for her father's body. I. M. Anmi'dr f hnit.n'l it,,. ..It. Special sts holding Jobs in nani-', . . . . ' . i t- iii." "'ta- merely assert that there " .. . "; is no reason to imagine that going and nut strict enough about examining the patient in the be ginning. Sometimes they query or whatever friends or advertise ments may suggest. 1 Maybe primitive man took a new eluded, and they buy everything topus. and an able one, makes the , mate each month, but he didn't try i situation a difficult one. from paint on the roof to cenien in the collar floor, from the sepa-) 4 rator in the kitchen to the daugh- ! A young whife man named Singer ter's silk stockings. Tlie greatest an(! a Jored youth from Cuba, influence on public opinion rests called "Kid Chocolate." fought a with the ten thousand country edi- nrize "P"1 in Xew York Cit.v- An tor3t " (intellectual gathering paid $lo,- 4 j ti0 for the pleasure of seeing the Accounts of the burning of Safeil, j f'K,u- The fighters divided SSS, ancient 'seat of learnine. include 1 330. The share of the manaue- ugly stories of victims tortured be fore they were killed. In all fight ing such stories are common, as we learned in the great war. But. un like our red Indians, the Arabs ment, or "brains." was $lj.y;... "Kid Chocolate,"' who won the fight against his young Jewish oi ponent, will take his $ W.6tJ5 to Cuba, spend it soon and come back hurry to kill and move on to kill i for more- w"n returns there "i uv aiimnci v 1 11 v u ui liueill- gent white Americans waiting to pay a quarter of a million to see him whip some other white boy. ex- . posure' to cold in such circum- stances can cause pneumonia or .any other illness. l'neumonia is I others: thev do not torture, ex- a large number of tuberculosis pa- h " "' "J ' " " t-ept pernaps in cases 01 animosity.; ,. . . ; tnp daughter was alreadv infected 4 t tents in such nn institution and ... n,i , , , , ." , ' , . . . . 1 record the answer, ll.o p.uientaJ ' " , " . V Tl . "'"''f I . IMs said that -the po,e. well if,- exponent. ,:-- ;k . ::i ' r. Le?r:n5 '".r - v u",uw" line. lueeivea uisquifiiug lepuiih. ' curred. j Catholic ' pilgrimages to the Holy rit( her Acquire Glass Ann. j Land, planned in thanksgiving for Chalk up another mark against ' reconciliation of church and state youngsters overdoing themselves, in ,aiy wm De abandoned. i . in miiL.ti. ..o y.iu ' The mosnuito is a snee alist easy enough: it might disturb the f(Ali:1i, , ,,,. . . , , .... 'How important he bu:;-es around eoiiiri.teene u some to fool Heaven by getting a divorce after each adventure. That kind of mothcr-in-law thinks she is being "loyal" to her children, but her one motive is a jealous zeal to preserve her ancini right to boss them. give about their early with physicians. I believo w quoted some such data here re cently. I tut commenting un this frailty of the family doctor from a secure billet in an institution is Quill Points An optimiM Is one who rv llerts t'bcci'fully (hat the baiv !-pts un his lawn don't shine. i Life still is hard for a woman. ! The kind of follow- who can phew her a good time isn't the kind that e-m ftrn spending money for lnr. it nd marathon racs. i! A letter from Lord Balfour, who el sn.lUf If lli-v in ...i ' . " ' nu ami jtiauiuue i . . .. . . 1 otiu-r day. not because I hked to. 'Great Britain, nromises that the 1.... .ill not abandon its (loinE BOO(i Wrtrk ins,pIi(t nf fr(,itl now my 1 pledge in Palestine. That is reas-if,, .fr -.mi .i. arm is in bad shape . . . said it . stirineand the British are not ouit- i i is a Charley Horse . . . Can you ters. i K j tell m how to relieve It. and M ' You can always keep the kid J how to prevent it in future? j London hears of large Arab from reading a vile modern hook ( H. I forces crossing the Syrian frontier; by telling him it is instructive. Answer In future you h;td bet- to attack the Zionist state. There uf these criti- I ialists if the; out and earn an honest living In, bul ,M.t,se tno othl?r refused ! British empire w the nraet ce of mortuinn iimone . ! 1 '"i c ' " i i iet my team score "iniii.ii.i M-uiie. i n oiiiary peopiw do not exactly fall on the neck of a doctor who is too eager to strip 'em and see whether they have tuberculosis whenever thy come complaining of that tired New Comfort for Eyes See Dr. D. A. Chambers OPTOMETRIST 404 Medford Bldg. feeling and a little cough. If the he J doetor has such an impulse. , mis got 10 oe careiui now ai h ive nt-naves: iet I11111 helrav ev n 1 : slight entluisiasni about the strtp ! ping business and he is likely t- t-e minus one good patient. In rebuttal I am glad to offer i the following evidence: Among ter ret re modestly after Feteni is fortunately a defense against ! How beastly selfish the other zrr je ! or nine innings and let some other , such attacks now. In ancient days ! ft'IIow when he takes the opportunity to show the attacked were compelled to I 'l"P.e ou intended to tak what he ran do. Your trouble wait and defend themselves best! is probably not ruptured nitisel- they might. A few dozen airplanes, fiber (that's "ehai leyborsc" in ath-' those Syrian Arabs and. 'arguing ( letic j iilamrl, harleyhrtrse usu- with them on the march should be ally occurs when one attempt, able to discourage them. I too Vigorous effort vmMonK- with. 4 I H!i9 tul.en-uUi.ls pat.entx In inl-lOM, ,,llvin(, K,.,rt,v warmiil U.-j Eoml. Ina.hinc fW fire, nius- im un., 10.9 ha,l l-en rxammd f(,r Vl. .,,,. is ,ro Mkt.,, ; tarri gas from the air with no inter- sn-lni.eil the ftn.t t me th.y ,,r,linary .strain. He.-t relief I know ! ference from Allah or his prophet. Mi.teit a physician; S4 ha.l liecn!fl,r ,., . , i,,.,. Mi,a,,,,,i WM kill relicions ! Spoileil people who an liatty Willi self-pity when ilenie.l Iheir invn way aren't wholly useless. Thi.y suppon nerve speeiullsts. Women's Hose I S1.00 Pair 8ilk from top to to with pointed heL asked to inspire expire and cough the doctor listened is soreness. Is ili:ilhprmv if v.m p.in tanthiiKinsm wit;fjn) ;l Kn0l nhysii ian who gives i suh treatment. tCopyritht .Tohn Hillc Co.) Brisbane'sToday (Continued from Ptg On.) '"KiH'h is a puWiu polico j man anil n sotirce f informu is sttn-jtioii in its own lr.ca.it v. Advertisers should The streets of New York ami other cities of the countryside are dotted hy small automobiles paint ed a brillian yellow. "Shell" writ ten on each. They transport Brit ish oil agents invading this country, 1 jits oil and gasoline market, t Standard Oil will not take this 1 while stet hi.seiqtc. Thit. I ran .rifely rxeellent rei-ord. It shows that! pb sieians in g ner.il practice arc n good deal more efficient than some of our smug Job holding specialists would have us think. Specialists in all fields like to make people think that early and f aecurate diagnosis of anything in ' 1 1 their special field is very diffi-j pcrs. cult and demands extraordinary ability. In most ca.' of long tu l b'-rculosis. the di.lIlot pie. for tho disease is d.-ftntt'ly established by the time the pi- ti nt contents to have a proper i that readers of country newspa.tcrs 'companies might get together, or-J sophisticated and cyniial that is, medical examination, and a proper read every line, advertising in-I gantze mergers, etc. A foreign oc- being a cock-eyed liar to impress- lmihle jeiqtardy: A near sighted limit eating nilsiu bi-c;id on a picui The Chincso-Kussian situation is easy to understand. No man has rntuh fight in him when he's broke. "lying down, and in New ork Kvi,..y tuWI, has (110 Kriu.nilIS City cuts the price of gasoline 'ftuU, who i,olirV(M in Us(I hjs cents. That means war on British im,nov to maU(, olhvTil na.,pv if th(. Shell. Other Companies follow SUit, ,,tboi. arell l member ,.f l.ia, .... .. I to the joy of taxi drivers. 1 he ' f;imiiy. British Shell invasion presents remember! a serious problem. Home grown Americanism: I'reten.lmp to be INSVRANCE -. First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Mincgtr Phont 105 SI N. Central Atdford, Ortgon Scientific Notes MUTT AND JEFF In Spain No News Is Good News Zonlv an 70rMe.L6.T AND 1 A BULL RNS: JFF, our First job : IS to PHOTOGRAPH Tie I KlMG OF SPAIN. Do You See ANYTHING SPANISH ON TH PlKilrliiK the effl, , n, v f ,h,. llMidern MUtoimitiilo hi l.rms ot the ntream of callne ni.ei.hai to make It (to, it has i , n ,,,ti'. inaleil Hun a eonttinit fi,, (. (. of little, crealei- diameter limn' that of a hulr woul,l turnlsh all tno power neeesKiiiy. Cotton cloth coer(l wnh t.,r; Iimm proved h (luralile Mil-faee for' dirt rondit In exKTinietiln in south ! t'arollna. The roail Is a; ratl.-.l, ' leveled anil amootheil, a nmrsi' 'i-ntton elnlh upread over it. anil i tl thlek coat of paving tar ap plied Popular Mcrhanl"fl Mai;aliie. HAVANA 1i'i Helen Coll' B" founded ly Jeriulla 127'yenrn ami.; Is to bo raaed to make nay for j an extension of the Malecoii. sea wall drive. .The Interior de partment requested that the build THer SA TH6 SPANIARDS Ft) TH BULLS NOTHING Bur thistlcs so -meVLL B FlGHTlMG MAt- look AT THIS ON RCGiST HATS. ANjU FURH By BUD FISHER Kleb TT1 6G.T NUJS.' Vou SLlR-THlS IS Gonna. "Be ncws. iNtSUCH MWS. T HC. VM.nwc c e WAP: X&sS SV0Ol tifrS'tr , lf A HAT A MVi.VS ?M . M i f- - ' it -irvL .J iircc. ill I 'E..N A"sw I , I v , . . s T, X - www PANKtu Mvi t-u, rr'- . at tuii nue GeG.iiTex fyy i "x. --i.t tuu jju no : sz: z' -r fv"v i ,." 1 ' . i. ik . t-i n-1 1 i i t h i (, i i i. ' i i . - . i Vsi-r -.-e-.svj j.ii, :iwt c:: j)i 'M-i ,,jw.y iiiiiiiiiii Ing, one of tho oldest In tho city le vacated.