Medford mail tribune., September 17, 1929, Image 4

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fflSDFORD MAW, TRTBtTNE, arEDFQRD, ORKfiOW TUESDAY. KKPTRMBKft 17. 192fl.
Medford Mail Tribune
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luily, ulthtiui 8unOt Bentfa..v
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Hi t'vrlrr. In Adiiwe In Mtdford. Asbliitd,
JuktuDiillf, Ontral Yulul, Nwttli, TiUiil, Uvld
mil uid vn Uiilfnh:
twit, vKti luiaUf. nonlb
luily, witltoui BuiHtar, umntti. . , ,
Jikllr. Htwtlt Hundr, om rtir,,
' lilllf, IU) Bumiaj, on rev, , ,
AU termi, cub la wJrMiet.
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too
. MKMBKR OK TUB AHHOCIATKIl FKKflS I
tK-rlilni Full lntd Wlra Hmlrt j
Tba Associated frtw la aiciuiliPlr entitled to ;
' tti tua for publication of all ntv illipalebea
credited U It ur oUwmKa ernllted In ttila papaf,
tud aiAO to tba total newi puljllvbed bercto. j
All rlilit (r pil)tlradoo of apcelaJ dJapateboa i
Itnia axt also ttsttitd.
lllflclll pipw t lh llr of MfdfOfd.
Olflrltl pJtlr (if Jirksvn County.
flvorn dallr tmict firculktitm for tu
tndliif tpfll lit, lu-'f, 4571.
AdfrrlMnt Ri-prpsenlitlTU
U. C. MIMiKNMKN 4 I'OMI'AKT
Oiriru Io Yuk, I'hlciio. Iiur.lt,
rrinelleu, 1)1 Angtlri, BflUI., toftl4mt
ear'
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Terry
The fni-fHis an st:i(,'inn an imita
tion of "flaminK youth," but they
know when the forest.i.are.
A fii-nd In liunmii furin, and
knee i in n( n, foully muiilcrcd
JCstber ftohin late yeslnl:iy, as sbt
was playinn on the back limb of
her parents' home. Mrs. Robin
was warned of an approach inn
WJiKedy by the Hill) shluiliK on the
iii,l(l-pl:it-l baiifl of an nir-Muu.
His lolllil kavc him 4!l, mil'
miller iIi('Iiik'i' rM'oi-ii of :to lidii
ly 'I'aiil V:iii-r. ( Oi'K,'iii:tn.)
.Malhcrjinlirs fur I hi niiissi-s.
OU'iliK In t hi UN r:i Vft-:ilil riiin-
liHilil tlirt-i'ti'U jit Uh kind In tlii'Mi
cnlutiiliK, a Husliin liulliloK with a
HiTi'w-tiiil passi'il im nit tin Main
Sli'in last (vi'iiinK ami -iliil net
itt'iKii tn Brawl, ami fliaUo th( wi'll
knuwn luy Hhnuldi'i-.
Tin law of uravitj' has 1 n all;
mlnlMii'i-i(l u tnUi! i-oliiiki1, for iiii
i'Xnrtiilly KafnK to work.
Vlll:ltl'.'K THAT 'HVIX(J
thvi:i,!
(I'iMllllafil Inn 'fi'llMHH')
This town has -two ioll'.
mrn. .lust why. nalioily knows:
hut vv huvp ttnm. As a ruh
thiy havo notliiiifr to do. hut
oni'c in a him- 'nuiiiii llipy fiiiil
Hninoliaily wlio ni'i-'ils arristinK
nml urrrst him.. WIipii ihi-y do,
thfy fefl pr-tvell If creilit Is
Blvi'ii to tlio sheriff.
Tim UniviMsily of Oregon foot
hall tenia has slnrteil praetlsinx.
Ii In .llnilersuioil the urilvifslty will
use -urn foil youllis to smash onil
runs lllls year, instenil uf trailltliins
anil I'ortlanil IiIkIi sehool stars.
The Hen. I'aruons truek. with
Inlaiil iianels, is' ruunliiic ariiiiml
our Hlreuts aKaln.
The wlsilimi of rlosliiK the deer
htlllllhK season IS iUeslloiieil. . If
the eareftll hunters were loose in
the rareles woiiils, now hurninB so
merrily, they would first put flnt
the fires, anil then start shnntliu;
Ihe deer, and themselves.
famoi's n -i'-ori's
vMturas
Wllllahis Creek
Halt's Hoys.
An Pilitiir of the Literary Dlncst
fiuit his Jolt. and proposed to enler
the tall tlmher or New llrunswlek
wearlitK nuthhiK hut a pair of
speeks, and reniainini until
ThanksKlvIni;, Just tn prove that hit
cnulil do It. The Canadian liovern
lnent fotltid. Our lonfldenee In
the I.Herury nicest Is so stout that
we' are surprised hit ever uol
slarted.
The eurrent ' supply of apple
elder laeks vlvaelty, anil has the
Ceneral apltearam f lite walel In
the low places where the skunk
caliltaaes kciiw.
The Saturday night danees last
Week-end did not amount to mueh.
.Miss .laekle Waltz eeasul talking
al I II i this noon.'
The I'hllad.'lphla Americans
have liiiught thr,.,. players
from the I'orlland hall team,
which Wing up thh nuestlon:
White have the tin,.,. phuv,.,
of the I'ottlaitil hall tetim .,.n
since the season started?
Till': it Amur m i itus
lieuulttc Hnili'er, CaiKtillan Wolf,
Heaver, or I'nx. or Id ,,un;
I'lenly of I, '1111,
mtihi'h. -
and cahhage to
Anil I will ". otte of them soon.
Say hut a wold.
In stripes;
and I'll luin mil
Mlhk or a Tiger
Which wtnihl ynu
I-lrintne or He
Whisper direction
II I.e.
rather
:il?
Io me.
have.:
Otter. ifr Caiacttl,
I.a nth
l''riilll luy duty 1
Hhrunkl
Astra klin n,
nier Imvi.
Name hut your fur, and that fur I
will he,
Always excepting the K .
i
Always excepting that nuto-cim.;
' ' lu ast. ' .
AnythliKt else I will he:
The price will he vnrletl to suit
your rci-iicst:
Sn semi In your orders to me.
, . (Kansas City Star.)
A hill Iti tux limit In Missouri
lliul it h passage litillieclly wmihl
wiim defeated, the unions arguing
licclii,e InuwIiiK in Hiu linnio.
Anieilciin wiiinen In Merlin linve
otgiiiilreil u llimheon club siinlliir
Id Minst mwruloil liy men In this
l-oiiutry,
THE CENTRAL POINT ROAD WILL BE IMPROVED
EVENTUALLY
To the .Editor: "
.lackHon County built the fii'Ht nod ion of (lie Pacific IflKhwuy
in this Hlate between Central i'olnt and A.thlimd, and the people
of Jackson County paid for it. Km- many yearn the people of the
entire Htate, an well uh visiting touriHiH, have hhimI it. Now the
hlKhway between Medlord and Central Point in In poor condition
and badly In need of r-'HtiiftKliiK. It Hhould also be KtraiKhtened.
It Heeina to tuo only Hulit and proper this work should be done
by the Htate highway commission, and I believe if properly ap
proached the commission would do this. Hire Is a propistion I
think the Medford papers and the Chamber of Commerce should
Kiipport.
npJrh nbove is a poftion of
' JIK nbov
nnd signed V. A. I'icm
Tfl nl'l'oi.t fiw etiiti.il IliiI irltlt u 1 1
" i
i H '" l"'"'"'','.v '"' wiiii' I ii'"' lii'l'iirc si rai' hi en inn I rii;iiriii'.'
jllic i'()iiiiliMi'(l I'lii ifii' llihwny cjin In' iindci'liiki'ii. TIiitc lire
iilso
new nrnjeels in .Inclison
iiuniil first attention.
However, ihcrc is no ijiiHstion Ihat, cventiiiilly, the iiijliwny
: helwcen .MimH'oI'iI iiint Ccntntl I'uint will linvc to lie stcniviiiteneil
ami poriions of ii resurfaced. .Many curves should lie elimi
nated cut inly and the distance bet With I he I wo places ma
terially reduced.
CILX(.iKS in the hijehway are iilso needed between SaVaif
Iiapids mid Crants I'ass. Jlcie the highway twists and
turns like a snake when there are no difficult eiiyinccriu"; prob
lems to meet, ami with very liltJe extra expense a "straight
shoot " fVr the Clininlr; City eouhl he made. . , .
lint, as before staled, ihcse problem must he viewed from
the standpoint of the stale at lar-re, ralher than from one sec
tion only. And while JaekMm County certainly deserves in lie
recompensed for over a million dollars it placed in I he first unit
of tin Pacific Highway, under the eirciimslanccs this will prob
nhly have to he a mailer of future, rather liian immediate, setlle-menf,
MAKING THE DEAD COME TO LIFE
" II.H liKti-liid, milii'iillliy slrniii in liiissiiiii lilei'iiliii'c
- known. A I'cw weeks iii'o a iinmiini'iil lOii.-lisli
liinintii il Hull litis I'lt'iiicnl
ei'ilics, lliii I lili'i'.'ii'v work iiiiiIit
slniiiKly nltjeclivi', iiinl lliiil lli
I'.'lilll'f lllilll IllOlllill.
In tlic ciiiri'itl llookiiiiin, liowcver, lliei'i' is :in inlicl,. liy llit'
siiccessl'nl ICnlisli tiovclisl. I.'.'l a West, wliicli, Wf liclicvr,
rcftilfs this iiiil.ilion iiiid teinls to. diinonsl ntlf lliiil ihc inoi'
hiilily of llic Itiissiiin chiiraclet is iiihcrcnl, nnd lliiil 1 lie un
healthy .strain in its hlei'iln-v is n niitiiiitl trriccl ion f the Slav
teiiilieriiinenl, '
Tn iilolc Miss West 's jnlei'vii'W with il Klissian Jon iii;i list
who witnessril im exiei'iint'iil ti'iutlc liy ont. oT Dp. I'niilov's pu
pils: "111! loltl me lie hail Iteen over In Hi,. Institute tr Science In
see the ileiiiiuist rat Ion nl an experiment hy on,, of I'iivIov'h pu
pils," wrilt'H MIsh Wesl. "A wolf llimliil had heell hrimghl in chlo
rorurmetl. Its head was cul off. and put on n plan, where it re,
niaiiied for half an hour. Then lite lingo veins nf tin head were
jollied hy tailing In an nrtiricial heart In n tank.
"l.o, the head lliat had heen dead, lived again. Offered rnml. It
nrcepletl It. Ol'i'ereil an acid. II rejecletl it. Its eves. Its jaws.
Its tongue, Its ears, made niich patterns or eoininui'iicatioti us it
liml done In lire. And when the utiles werfc cut, II. died u second
time."
Tlio most Inlot'cstlng pari or Miss West's conversation In The
Hookman, however, was the conviction expressed hy the Jinn-mil.
Is lliul Home or lite foreign scientific Mliitlcnls, In the Interests nl'
Hclence, would oll'er IheniselveH I'm- I In- experiment. When she'
reniarked t lint Hie experiment could hiive no real psychological
Interest until it Is done on a human sulijecl, who can'spcak, her
informant replied:
"You can he sure that llioso KushIuiih have thought or thai.
There will he one at least of those making up his niliitl to nrfer
himself for the experiment."
"We were silent," continued Hie wiiier. "aa we ineililaletl on
the strange anil lerrilile situation in which, wllliout dnttht. one
of our fellow creatures I'oiiud hliuself nl the moinent. II' one felt
It one's Joh In tlm world Io servo tlio working mil of the phvsiol
ogy of the hrnlii, then one would leel H one's duty in dive down
Into death, come up ut;ain just fur that hopeless 'mi n ill o and no
longer, nml llien go hack."
We tlon't liclieve .such tin experiment wonltl lie possililo in
any t'ivilieil eonnli-y mil siilo.nl' lt.ns.siii. l-'or, while it is sen
sntiniiitl nml hiziii-i-e, lh0 Iuii-i-iii- nnd rtnll v of il seems lo ns to
far oiitweiull. liny possilili. seienl il'ie liciicl'ils llntl niiuhl result.
Such tin cxpcnnifiil would no tlouKl delioht tiie niot-liid
fiincy of ti (ioe;o 0r Dostiiievsky anil perhaps thrill Ihc iciiiliii!,'
pillilio of modern Itnesiji, lint mil il its value from Ihc standpoint
of increased litiman knowledge, nnd human liencfil, wet-c tnoro
elenily csliililished, we helieve il would lie. shnnneil liy any nice,
wil liniil n definite sti-iiin of mnrliidit v in its veins. .
Xo niilo piii-kiii"; i-tnliilinns will ho snl isfiieloiy lo every
one nnd the value of nunc run he dt'tiioiisli'iitod in n week nr
two weeks. The .sonsililc thiiij,' to do roniii'dine; Modioli's new
pi'ooi-.im is whiit hits heen done - "ivo it a fair les hefot e jiimp
int; to liny definite conclusions one way or the other. Then
when n rejisonalile period of time has elapsed, make only tints--cliiiniros
t lie need of w hich experience has clenrly lieuionsl l iiled.
Infiint n noisy iippetile of
MUTT AND JEFF As
Pop, IS
TODAY
certainly
now, Jt-t-;
rrorvoRRow
IS GCMMA
I 3
m ' .....JlS.:
JKi1w
ii con i ii 1 1 id !: t i 1 1 1 n ivcil 1 hi y
It, F. J). .'i. Tlic iniiiii I'.n-ts itrcl
i.i.o.i. I'M LI.H.I..I..,I
Ctmntv which wmihl seem a le-
is well
hail IliTii cx:i!.'i'ci'alcil liv
liU'eivll
Hie Soviel ITftillll' is s.llle .'lllil
Ullssiaii j . it , jn', iiivsliriil
vnryine - hniuidii v.
Clear As the Einstein
NOT, ciceR"oT
BvJT
SAll
A a X WAS
was:
GRteT THe
) Pfci-.'iv.r;. r mai O
AMD-
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, ; M, .D. ' ' ' . ! '
tlgnti Wttm pfrtilnlrjf to personal hlih and hygiene, nut to dhft-, dumosls ''
brirf aii wilim In Ink. Owing to tlx lare mimir of I mm rwdml, wily , ttf im M Ti
ed tfre. N reply tD t niul to uueriw qu oiDfuraliic to IctUKiUn. v AiWrwi iTwmI
am. mi:at ai
aiji:ji'
(font ii.ucil from y sii'iil;iy )
iKIMTOlt'S NoTKs- in y.-stor-l;tys
;nti i-. Dr. Himly n'nnl'"l
i
oti th surprifOiK ri'snlts if a
i.nc yf;ir all iin ai li-t in a nutri
tion;! 1 C.M-l l)IH'llt ClrtHllJCt cij liy
i'.rt:p-l-tit .-ipfciahsis upon ite-itnti-41
i-xplun-r V'ilhjalmur .it-,
I'mis-soii ami bis ccm panion cx
pliu cr. A riib-l seo. As a i csub of
tb ee tests many bit her to ac
cepted ideas mi db-t jiiuhI l.e
ilif.cai-ded. I'l'. Urady concludes
I he .-ul.j'eet l.tlay.
Her, ttie .scieiilislM imd what is
u nouesl ioonldy n uiibju' opport 11
niiy. -Mi..--1 i.l' itur ntitrilloit kimw-
b'dm im drawn
fi mi. animal e
pei iiiien'.i i i it n.
nnd tliat j.s iit
a I w a y s reliable
foi- apli-atinu to
man. '1'iiese two
l:imoii.-t iiH'ii h;id
a I r c a d y j,'iveu
in n c h to the
world i th-h-
- i'"-."- ... i. i t -
ooeiii iin-y
iuuv"1 Miojeneu uiem-
many aiinoyaiicesand, in!
mitiKiutrvs, in order to;
sen-mists i
make a.-
urate measurements, and observa
tions of the effects of a hifth pro
'tcin diet on tne human metabol
j Ism. tne ha vilify read Ntefans
sor.'s "t-'h'e Vears In the Antic"
I may readily Imagine that to him
I lib. i-xpi'l iineiil wa
limn any ixpi-rii'in
harder trial 1
lie eilcoiltl- I
1 1 t fil in I he far noi l Ii.
111'. Clarence W J.ieh
l.f New
YorK had clinrre of Ihc cxpeii
niclil, ami a slal'f of sechi ilsls in
v.'iiiiiits depiii-lmi'iilK ninile the lie
iltenl tests and jneliNtlrenieiii:! ,,f
melaliolisin. Mucll or Hie study
lelllilillS to he pul.liidied. Hilt .-oiiie
iiiH'1'e.sling I'oiit'liiMi.in.-i are nou in
Ollllf. ' '
l-'or inn thing, the kidneys runc
liinied as well on lite all meal ,li,.
as they ilo on ordinary inixi , diet.
This should put finally at rest lhat
old traitilioti lien ton nnich te;it
or meat in any (guantity is haul
on the kidneys.
The proportion nf uric acid In
'he Id 1 la-rore the beginning or
l he experiment and at the conclu
sion or the year of meat diet was
not nppreeialily changed. TI
is I
sni.itui dispose or the companion
bogy that you must not eat meat
if you have the uric acid complex.
It should also give a fellow I" I
of steaks and such items a good
smile at the archaic prohibition or
rei'l or dark meals In the diet in
line theoretically sul'l'ering front
uric acid.
Studies of tiny Inle-ltlmil riora,
the growth or I tetla In I ho colon
proved Hint the ert'ect or an nil
meat diet is to simplify this atpl to
reduce both tile numbers and the
types ol' germs in the how. l. 'Bin. re
was no eviileni'L. of. IneVoised
growth or actlvlly ..r tlio piitl'cf'ic
live typos of bacteria. In S.olh
cases there was no gaseous dl.lien
lion and the stools were nonnilnr-
nlis. .No
found in
any time
hlooil corpuscles were j
Ihc fecal sieclmens at
and rarely any mucus I
eiim-us at a red once In t!. case !
or Ainleisen and twice in ibe case 1
'" ' iiM-tii. tu or these obser-
vatlons tend to (iverllnow the
posing i iiiiiiiiMing is the , l-ight
"'nil siruciure ntun up t,y (j,,. i
food fakers, la, Mists anil eiiltislsl
who so frei'ly asci lbe most of tile I
Ills flesh Is heir o. lo the flcll-
llotS.
It Is a rim- thing Slcranssoti and
.Mlilel sen have done. I tut 11 ,lm
not seem fair atul cuuiiable to us
Slleii riieti for such experiuieulal I
..... .. tiie.i no oiieri
ll.entselves to science once more
i meiiis.
j w hole h
nelVUH ti
oiijj. .sense
enable' t)i
. ......... ..if;.- U"iri me pilOllf liieljl,
consideration of the proposal of i
rroi. j mere IV Sy. that It would
he heller for (he world to use the
Inniatcs of prisons for this work.
That would be a humane thin.n.
and it would be uiviim these nffeli-
jders an opportunity -, make Htmie
sort nl' i
nnponsation for the wrnuu
they have done society: or if they
hold they have not w rnngi d soci
cly, Iben It would give them a good
chance to show their willingness
to do the world a good turn.
I really cannot conceive or tiny
good reason iviiy i, shonlil"- net
make all Inmates or penal Instiui
tiolis available for ju.st such ex
periments as these tun gienl ex-
tdoreis have
gone. lieliev
fin e of - licit se
chaslening ami
vollinlanly uniler-
e tb oral Inl'Iu-
i ice would have a
wholesome oft'ecl
ell the
stale.
Ilv
of these wards of the
Theory to Cicero
YOU
IT
I I -TlMuiAtitsMii? Ali;illD I I ' f I
S I .-. '"IM--M- . .1.- I I I Till! -vrv- io T"TN rvS
--cl- - .1,1s. r -F - . -Iff , J a Y--
ie7. -i ----kL' v r rj-outt u - i
im:thi.i:s m akk w
ATI-: iiit - .
Suppose Sn.fariHson .,, Ander
hon had developed sum.- se. iotis ,
everi rju-a endition. hay avitamin
losiv. fioju I hi. restricted diet. That
. wonld engender iiiucp. bitterness
and remorse. i,,, uhl(Ke
.liberty or life j Toi l.-it SUffejed
I Mich Uiiloreseen consetnienees from
t-Anei ineni jn nutrition, then
wotihl b
reurels the Wei ln.w 1
merely pa)(
debt.
(oiuethhiK on their
tfl i:STRiS Al AVSttKltS-,
Raynaud's and Kiici-cr's iseaMs
Apropos of your recent ienmil.-y
about R:iynaud's and liueiKer s d i- j
sease. l.oth ar. i, in?? treated bv !
i-eaetion of the cer vi-a Kn iiflia ( if
upper hall" of body mvolveU) or.
the lumbar tfatiKlia (if lower half I
,.f I.... I.. I.. ; ' . I
' low.n-enj. (. nave had
eeeein ,.M1tn from this method,
i A. .1. ;.. .m. u.)
Answer. Thank you, lioctor.
The removal of sr. me of the relay
stations of the svmn.r;t..Hr. .....'..
Isysn-nt, referred to by the medical
i lain enpoiiflent. soiindK J'oiruidalile
nut. it is not a serious
operation,
and it seems to offer r
very troublesome ' ii-
i'iief in some
.
i ' "
uortiiiiK Tor three years on a Job
in n hich I constaiuly et white
b ail under my naila ... i h. i , p.j
Answer. Then you must be par
ticularly, r-.'iri.ful to avoid putting
your fiiiiiers in your mouth. That
is l lie only way y,,u -.,.. 1 K,-i
piii.-oniii;? in such eircunislaiiees.
If the paint or lead is spread as
dust, you may gel lead pnisnnliig
by inhaling the dust.
ii i i;'. 'i Sis e yi; s
' The liiilinu TeMc
Hy Mary (intham ltoiinyl
The .Utile Mack clock lio'd eerr
lainly sii-ceede-r in changing the
whole sjeeno back several Ininilreil
years. .- '"
Xo sooner had he told John ami I
I'egy or his magic powers than '
lliry saw an Indian lepee. All
ai nd was a great prairie, and 111 I
the distance lite children saw a riiu;
lli iil or bliri'aloes. '. i
The
bail figures painted nn;s,,n 11,1 'b-v.-iops with it.
and all sorts or rancy plctur
sorts of fancy picture ..
Smoke was curlinii out of the top. I
and from the little opening at onoj
ide an Indian chief -appeared.
How .magnificent ho was Howl
tall, bow splendid, how Htron'!"i
.lohn loimed to feel his muscle, lint
He-w:lted to He
pen.
what wimld-lmv
"Knter." said the chief. "lioy-of-many-years
fi om - now, enter and
!"' welcome.".
Then at the opening i,r (he t--pee
aooeared ' an In.lb.i. von iw ,....1
tollowlm; her were several chil-
dren.
l "c. irl-of-ma ny-yei
lm-'l,.i,i(.r! t ,,',! t...
s- from -vetcotne.
now.
' she
..i.t i,, i.
So Peggy an, .li.hn and the little
I black clock entered the tepee,
j There the I'ire was burning. The
chief and sittiaw and the children
js.'it ai'outnl on stones In front of
I the fire. John and Peggy looked
'Inbuilt at lite low beds, the Tea I her--.
the pipe of lite great cblef and toys
belonging to lit. children.
"I'ov of the
.ith' Kv, ,
White K'.ee. riirt
dor or the Sky on :
Noblest Days." began the chlci. ' Americanism: Seoi ning the hum
will eat i.r souil and corn be-!1'" w,ln I r.v In scrape aeiiiiainlance
j rote the Clock dance begins."
! The sipiaw saw that all had
i plenty in eat. Peggy saw the dolls
! belonging lo the Indian girls, and
.1. .1,11 was niosl interested In arrow.!
I ,u
! Then the chief
whoop.
gave
gre.il
"We nnist p:et ready. We must
I put on more paint, more beads.
I more feat hers. The dance,
MfKhty 'l.itile Cluck, is nhout to be-i-Kin"
j The clock el.ipp-il biy hands j
i ins is io ne spieiiuiii. 1
'hoped they would do this for us."
I'lMIIUI'l-OW "Til.
C-.Mkl;.ll..r"
--
Nun-profit making Industries
will provide work for f.lHl students
at Oklahoma A. atul M. college this
year.
. . . ? kk r Ti-i at- I Tfi i x I i : . . - ' - - - - - ' 1 II - 1
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
At'COSS
Solution of
I. Itilerki'ct
. UnM of dla
rourao II. Mult
14. Niirltil Rathvr
Oi(f
Ii. AM (hill eiillld
hn lstic.l
15. I-alt (: auft'.x
17. I'uya lit I phi Urn
tu
I!, In tntut t)I
tu. I'.iliu Icafi ar.
(I. Kiillieriti
Krotirti
iS. KnniOirr
t',. On t.qi
2h, ituii iit
3u. Iipku iio!fH
31. i iniiit)' hi New
Verk aluln
S3. I.nrttr, ilup
eai'l
!tJ. HuUnvt fin-Ox
"B. I.mifeil -.IN.
lft.llul lirtnj
FMD:RTAr-Tl5ArCj
iniAli fa'Alo'BinricWWJStl
TjelNlTjElgeB.eWRlE
a p jp i p,fl l I
41. Citniijirntho
eiMlhiK '
4t. I'.fsliti-a CI. t'om-ealrd
tr.. uy fur dry ins ui. H,:y nun.iint
alilir. i
44. Kti'iirh Hrtlrl ... , ,. . .
46. Il Ut .llnm.-t-rs w 1,1,1 ,1,,wr
IS. t .ltf lit hiv.t- TI. .One .f llitf,
erluii.l Im jiIs i,f h
in. FiMiihliie ii a ma n.iiirj
ul. H i uli rt iii w.-itirr portl .n
ts. OchIit In ui Hiu iiiooii
cbiiini j, wiititr ti.rtiiir in
te. oriHte In tlio iin parikita
atihi Mnrry
&7. - A pit rt Til. lrop.v
C. ('iilliiijnlal form 77. I'lcMihd ulut
if it mild until form In u
AU. Ml It til filter
' I2-.!3 K p j; ;j- j7 I p I'O In lis. 13
- - - . J -I
7J jjT Zl ' ij. j. Zs
5 z 7i i iTS tj $of.
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,
TT-- U- k-
4.L L 1 I - I
Quill Points
Ynu can judjire the worth of a
man's philosophy hy the kind of
j To refrain d
om swearing be
comes a virtue ouly when afflic
tions 'multiply to justify a few cuss
wonts. j ; ; i
.Another u-ond intelligence test
t ,i i nl.-, i. .,-,, a i, i , i ...
Is:
j ',,,., ,!:,.,. , ,, r'-' . '
,1.
II' lie stares in tlic tall build
ings, he's a rub.-. -The iih-Ii-o-l.olitail
li.-vet- stnjis tu stare at.
unjllilng cvif'1,1 i, -,in palmer
or soiiiitlilng like Hint, j.
"Ma
lie it a crime to buy Honor,"
says a dry. And a banging crime
habitually lo bum it from friends.
Perhaps Nature removed man's
fill- when he no longer needed It.
bill where did site j-el the Idea that
he had no tut-ther use ror te.-lh?
.wit1, you: wond.-iing why you are
snubbed w hen you try tn scrape
I acquaintance wiib the high.
""' '-"'" "no ,lou,-,l up
The farmer
who plnwed
l'"1 ol gold coins cliiM'bes the
pot or gold c,
argument that t
tle.'essary if th
develop new w.'tyi
Coins clllli'lles
relief wouldn't
l.e
ill. I
fa fillers Wi
' get resitllN
Aliiniig tin- inrliieuccs Hint
l l.ailge tin habit- nf .-. people
ntv l.tospcrity lb., n nl . .iiichi h
aiid peanut halter.
nr,,,i
r A
very useful.
WtLL, T WA'i. TODAY
:t -.5 -
I.'"' s-ttn n .
r?,4!
Vesterday'f Puzzlo
IS. Sniiitl Ulanl
IS. Pull mart
IS. Fcurs yreullj
ti. Mat! nit.
tl. I'. ll(l OBl
Si. Hough breath .
;a. l,:iinli liUtli
7. Shinto thtiiff
M. tvmplrutlou
11. Tlio eyebrows
2t. 'it i at uhlch
aoutlira
37. If oiiiitif d np-
jiL'iidimea
.111. CCurrlt oUclnl
4u. AiUlri J
knuwli'iiso
12. Troiihlcil
tl. IVrialnlnif to
Hon til AiiutI
I'Ull muuiituiui
47. bsiiiKtii'J. tu
si-oro
4J. Itfvlsa
3. Minilu
HhiI ttarnr
it. 'I iikeu uvshJI
Ol)3,
fij.i:siiri'Hsliin of
ITfri:it lrn"t
SB. niri'M mime
;.s. I'liiy
ftl. l'v be: tutla
3. Tux
tltt. lit-s'ore
Cs. liiuiiii nionej
Itf RCCUUIlt
R'i. Ilnrsu
;o, otKan of vision
72. .Mll'iil lllnJu
worilt rur.
R frlTfS
r;TK.K
I JN'N
EiT
rsMXp.oio
now
IVrtPlril J'Utllt
- tin 'inntiiiit
Mi.Ur.
i. It-Hlmit
ft it p bit nt
4. t-lurupRUD
i iii 1 rio
5. Shicvt tjcut.
6. More (i-uinvd
7. Ilullulh':tl
f'irt-0
8. :intiij fabric
. s om II tl.-)i
Hi, wild iiliua
11. i itiatMiiiJ
They ke.'p you
scene when the
gets served firsl
from making
mannerless fellow
If eviilutioll takes away
eoitipini'iit we step using, ni
the
ybe
those without love of liberly are
an advanced type.
4 Anything can happen in a land
where the wearer of rayon undies
once had nothing at all between
hiin and scratchy jeans pants.
Correct this sentence: "I think 1
I checkers less wicked tliun bridge."
said the deact
I enjoy chei k
my oidnion."
"hut the fact that
doo.-.n't inl'liience
Brisbane'sToday
(Contlnue.l from Tage One)
I there is only one way ol' doiipj
; il. and Ihut is In cloth
A j
jcirens lady iill In lit;jit.;, noil
i in": else, perl'iinnine- on a I tn
esc, is moral.
kil-l,
'
"Let her pnl on n lil ll
lo sine' a s.iiiur, iiml she lieeoines
iininoi-al."
While Hlta-.v was talking tn the!""' "!" ,,,si"" speakeasies.
World l eague for Sex Ke'orm. Car.
tJrZt ih'iiaia! i
addressed
great audience in
lioyal Albet
I... It ......I..;.... . ,i
.....i, i. m.ii.. io n:e .
n-.nuiii-;s in sex rcinrniers, at
,.i,l.... ..tl,... ..I' .1
!l
.... ',..... ,,n ,.i ine ceoieiiaiy III
Call. (.He ettiaiiciiiation.
.io, , T7 , ,
..Hong Insllne.ls ami passions
liiin.t he conliolied," saitl Hie cai - ili -
nal. Hitch iiisiiti. ts "wen, given
lot one purpose" (. real inn m chi.
diet, in wedlock).
Th . ci'oiti'.r!-.,
: '." ""
liicuii ies tor invorce ami
hittl. tVevellli,ill." He adtleil that '
"wnlltell, hy the fashion of their A group of Americans al 1 hi -dicss.
lender self .".intr.il itinn. ,if. ! .ana .lb! a thriving business in
in-tin lor men and women."
m p -:..., "(
- - "alter .
!':--l,j!."'.,!t'.. -' lived
UST AS VSTetAV u'lKs''i
7STRT3AV SuT
iou,AY, AND TSMoRRoliJ iu. fee
7tT-CAV TO Mo R
ALL AT siMcsi
i AND PLAY AS
AWb r arg
VNlTH OUfe MdJJS
RL.'
9 3l fW J
Do Yoa Remember?, I
? Ti; VIvUtS.AGO TODAY
(From lies uf the Mall Tribune.)
S'H. .17, tl
. Oreftoit reformer files petitions
at Salem to nialie( ciKi'i'tle smok-
felotty.
It developed i hat futility Coin
juiiNKioiicr Owens' auto - was not
'stolen just taken by 'mistake.
I
1'f.lHI
I'ion
hear T. It.. Jr.,
aims at depot.
lell of
rietehei" I
labor chief
''ish is named
for southern
if $1 per year.
federal
Oregon,
HI :
:tlary
Til.
fruit trains a week expect
ed to be dispatched remainder of
fruit season..- ;
TWENTY Y 10 A HS ACJO TODAY
(From files of thfe Mall Tribune.)
Sept. 17, 1!H)U
f. oo men to be put to work on
P. & H. construction. .Men put to
work on Hhi'" l.eibe mine.
t'iiy mail
earners
is pet down to
reel mail bus
. re(.:ui;ir work
I installed.
I Kt Uoot returns from trip to
I State Fair at Salem. '
Milch is expected of tlm bffch
sehool football team ibis year. The
! first team will average 1-la pounds,
I :i ml Die seeoud learn I '.lit pounds.
'utility court orders KraiHiu; of
o.ids in Central I'oint distrii t.
in Kliznbetb. . J., now tbey are
I deaU. baiiK-fl in West Virginia
! state prison, for murdering l-Vanl;
i Howen, who lent them a ear.
Details of their death reflect lite
age. Tin- widow nl' Hie man killed
wanted In nee them hanged. The
sheriff said tin. Atorris.m, Willi
rope on his neck, said, "All I waul,
to say is goiul-hye."
U'ltntil, .-Handing next lilm, Willi
a ran. so on his neck, ml. led, "That's
all I gol." meaning that also was
all he hail to say.
Willnol's wile,' Violet, 15 year.-',
old. was alloive.l lo see her hu-y
hand for an hour before the hang
ing. W'illmol, lold to order anything
he wauti'tl for breakfast, selected
i spaghetti, two legs of chicken.
! mashed potatoes, hrea.l and iilltter.
I lemon pie, ice cream and black
collee.
.Morrison said, ".Ml I want is
t line.; cigars."
4
I W'HImut will be burled at. Rltai
I belli by relatives, Morrison's body,
j iniclaiiui'd, will go lo thu iirison
nietry.
I Tin. interesting ipiestiou. thai no
one can answer is: Will they ever
meet again?
A few years agu t lie answer
wnllltl have been prompt. "Yes in
deed, dp y are together in hell, now
tin re lo burn forever and forever."
Recently the world has felt less
sure or that. '
f
hen airplanes were talked kif.
2j yea'- uko. only extreme light.
"'" oiscusseti, nnd lew be-
lieved thai flying
come a reality.
would ever be-
On Kriday, Captain ltiekenhark
, our best war flier, invileil
, friends In try a new (lener.-tl Mn-
loi-a all-nielal I'okker ili.ni), weigh-
. mg
I. ..MM) pounds.
it carrieM ;!ii
'lew of four,
an hour.
i pa
ellget'S, pins a e
;:tnd lliakt
Hill miles
A -
Thirlcen thousand, eight hun
dred puuntls nf metal, final ing in
1 ii o air. Who would have believed
ttiai.' tierniiiny s Dnrnier X, three
limes as big, carrying Kit) pussen-
jgers, with throe decks, all inelal.
will siinii be crtissing the Atlanlle.
Hishop .lames Cannon, Jr., of the
MiMltodiat K'pisconal chiircb. Smith
i back Horn Kinnpe. would remove
IMie pulice cnnillllssionei- ami dis
trict aunrney nf New York Cltv
The bishop dissatinfied also
!!'1,'.'T. ,.s"!'atio"
tj-ns that lion.... i :.. o...'
.....-. . ...'in in .-i.l
''.ti... i,
and nai-ts nr Ati.;.-.
iler lomop, an tuaialales.
. -
j ".lust iinagine that," R;,lil the
il''Mh"l- Il is hard lo imagine any
1-reiiclimaii who won Northelifl'e'H
1 No I'Veiichman, ,,f inieiilRonre
! drinks anyihini; stronger han
! light heer, iiaiuial wine eoitlain
'I.,,; to p.,. ,.,., -iicohoi ' at ,.,,"
'a,,"',r ""' ",sl sl"' I "U( coup
"i. io puis water in the
wine.
nit incdecin, -;e
iloetor's drink."
P"rl nig animal hones
one dav
.'""""' I":"'""
whis-.-y. and ali-
other ram
rn 1.
rliniiiiig sehemo was
By BUD FISHER
IS Y.'S TeDtAV
fiOUJ, UJ !A I C i- ,.;,., )e S . M
mouj RoM ,fLo!G
Susy
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