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MEPFOTTO WTtT) THTBTJNE. MEDFORil, OTtTXlQX, MOXDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1929.
Medpord Mail Tribune
Pally. Bundar, Weekly
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OHKKT w. Ktllll, Editor
I. lUHl-TEK BM1TII, Manatee
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and alio to the local newa pulillened herein.
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herein aro alio referred.
Official paper ol the City of Medford.
Official paper of Jackaon Counly.
Bwora dally average clrcnlatlnn for ell month
ronlnc AprU lit, loan. .Ml.
Adrertlnnt KepraenutlrM
H C MOOENBEN A COMPANY
Omen In New York, Chicago, Detroit, Ban
francltco, Loe Ainelei, Seattle, Portland.
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Perry
Considerable excitement w it s
caused In tho metropolis lust week
by tho Information Unit tho match
maker fur the boxing commission
was gelling 1500 per month, the
name pay an the mayor of Port
land. A move Is afoot to hire a
cheaper matchmaker. Any num
ber of Innocent bystanders thruoiit
tho mate flifuro that both officials
arc getting too much.
Evil days havn conio upon the
governor. Jlo Iiiih lont the hunter
voto because It dirt not rain the
day before tho opening of the door
season; nnd ho Iuih loHt lh6 church
vote. probably hecauHO ho went
to church to hear a sermon, not
to deliver one, with political nig
nificance. The governor Khould
net glvo up until It In definitely
determined which way tho sinner
voto 1h going to hop.
One of tho fashionable wlro
lialted terriers of tho city htm bo
como unwlrod..
' VK I.N'CONSI'H'l-OI'S nltlDK
(Wlnrii'ld, Kan., Cornier)
Three shades of orchid taf
feta Hhadlng from pale to
deeper colors wore worn by
tho bridesmaids. Their gowns
wore similarly faHhloned with
bodice wnlsts;. nnd long shirts
with uneven hemlines which
reached the floor In the back.
The first furnaces were fired
Up, and the first colds of the Bea
ton appeared Hundny. As In previ
ous years, the victims allege they
. caught tho colds when, as a matter
of fact, the colds caught them.
CRUSHRD TRUTH, AO AIN
OI3TH UP A financier 1m. a guy
who owes everybody In the com
munity nnd still remains there.
(Oshorn, Mo., Democrat.)
The premier of tlreat Tlritaln
will visit the president to discuss
peace and disarmament, and other
problems concerning tho welfaro
of the world, and tho general hap
plnosif of tho people. All of this,
however, will halt until Washing
ioli society determines where tho
vice-president's slstnr will bo seat- !
od whrni tho premier eats un off.
cUil d timer,
"Tuffy," a whito and fuzzy dog
of tiny proportions who for years
walked at the heels of "Dad '
Cliieve of Prospect, has vanished.
He was last soen In an nuto head
ed oast, barking pi-otesllngly.
When one has lived 80 years or
more, he Is used to tho sorrows of
life, but it Is lonesome without
"Tuffy." Homebody wna thought
less. A liberal reward is offered
for tho return of "Tuffy." Tho
world Is full of dogs, but there Is
only on "Tuffy."
Punk Ins, suffering from obesity,
will soon bo banking in tho wast
window of tho CofC,
Local hon vlvants and racon
teurs, have a new method of starl
ing a parlor story. They no longer
begin, "Once there was an Irish
man named Mike.' Instead they
say: "When I wns down to Frisco
last week I heard tills one" (and,
If tho better i don't yell, "you
citn't tell thai"), the brazen brute
proceeds with the narrative.
THE TON'SIKTKVr filllLS
fllnco tho failure, of free thlnki-rs
lo establish the pajania as n sum
mer street costume for men, a
good deal has been said about the
social cowardice of the male, l-'ur
tho sake of comfort, wo are told,
woman will fly In tho face of enri
ventlonallly. Hheil go without
stocklngB. Hheil go without prnu
UcuUy anything. Hheil let tho
world snort nbout It, scoff at It,
and finally get used to It. Hut
lifts the male such daring? Never.
Tho groveling conformist! The
sniveling sycophant!
Hut there's a lot of hooey In
that estimate. Women aro Just like
most other human beings. They're
brave where they want to be, and
where they don't want to be
they're arrant cowards. Tho first
pinch of nutumn Is In the air. It
pinches hard. But will any one
woman have the daring, the orig
inality, (he bravado to put' on
enough clothes? Khe will not. On
the street she'll let the wind
whistle around her silk hose and
lash st her meager skirts. Hheil
be blue with the cold. In the house
eheil keep the thermometer at 110
In the shade and she'll endure a
liendaiiie. We speak with bitter
ness, We'd llko to be a , heroine
and we aren't the stuff that hero.
Ines are made of. Another winter
is coming, darn It nil, a'rolil and
cruel -winter.. o4il . we haven't the
ncreV4e few 'M with fUnavels, w
THEY WILL NEVER
Lindbergh Is a wonderful flyer, one of this Nation's most pre
cious possessions.
' Kor that reason it Is too bad that ho cannot be persuaded lo
exorcise reasonable' caution.
An accident to Colonel Lindbergh would bo, as Prcsldont Hoo
ver has said, "A great blow to tlia affections of Ilia United Stntes."
It would nloo bo a great blow to aviation In the I'nlted States,
which perhaps Interests Colonel Lindbergh more.
It would check the progress of aviutlnii seriously, arousing
great disturst. Arthur I'.rlsbaue.
TJiiCRE is fonsitlenilik' trulli to tliis. Any ucc-itU'iit that'
would remove Liiidln'ioli from the scone would louvo a
void in Anici'ioflii aviation which no one could fill.
Hut no one would deny more cmplialichlly tliuu Lindy hiui
Helf the assertion that he docs not use reiiHonuble pant ion. The
only possible exception whs when he recently stunted over the
Cleveland field, 1111 example of elumce-tfikiiifr, which we have
never Keen satisfactorily explained.
As a general rule, however, we believe that Lindbergh does
exercise reasonable caul ion, never takes avoidable chances, and
has been saved from serious mishap, not by luck, but by the
constant exercise of good sense and skill.
And when one eomeH down to Hie essentiuls the situation
with Lindbergh is simply Ibis: ho must do one of two things:
Either keep on flying, or piit flying entirely.
WITH him, there can be no middle ground. He is the lone
eagle. And he is going to remain the lone eagle as long
as ha lives. He not only believes in aviation, aviation made him
what he is, it is his life.
Ho no matter what Mr. Brisbane thinks or anyone else thinks,
Lindbergh is going to keep on flying. Ife may drop stunting
entirely. He should do this, in our opinion, not only for his
own sake, Hie sake of his wife and family and friends, but for
the suke of aviation.
lint he will never lake off his wings, anil contentedly take
his place with other "crawling things." Feet on the ground
and eyes on the cash register aro not for him. His career was
made in the air, and in the air it will end.
And when one considers all angles of the situation, that
seems to us rather fitting, quite ns it. should be. Let others be
concerned about playing safe, and saving their super-precious
skins:
Let the gallant spirit or Lindy forever sing:
"I'll fly with thee! I'll fly with thee!
We'll make with joyful wing
Our annual voyage o'er the globe,
Companions of the Spring!"
OREGON LEADS
R'
motor travel which wo believe is not generally known.
For many years it has been heralded about that California
leads all other states in Oregon motor travel.
Hut nothing has been said about Oregon motor travel in
California.
Now statistics compiled by Texaco Travel Service shows that
Oregon leads the country in motor travel over the Golden Gate
commonwealth.
The list is as follows:
Tho thirteen stales that sent tho largest number of automo
biles Into this stale tiro given In tho report ns follows: Oregon,
11,120; WuKliluglon. 10,620; Arizona 4S34; Colorado, 4(150: Illi
nois, -1200; Texas, 4020; Ohio. 321(1; 'New York. 2S70; Michigan,
2780; Oklahoma iit'.Ou; Kansas, 24110; Utah, U 1 00, nnd -Missouri,
2000.
The peak of this travel is in the winter, while the peak of
the California travel to Oregon is in the summer.
This is reciprocity. California leads in Oregon ami Oregon
leads in California. In the matter of tourist travel the stale
that flies with its own wings is certainly doing its sliaro.
Now Frniu'.H Ommet joins
ford's star golfer and golf architect, as shown by tho following
rlisnnfidi-
Francis Otilmet, one-tlmo national amateur champion golfer,
wont back to his homo town of Iloston after the recent tourna
ment bIubIuk tho praises of Chandler Kami of Medford, Cro., to
tho extent of almost a column In the Transcript. Kroii is a mas
ter bulldor of golf courses, says Oulmet. "Kast golf cluhsmunt
look to tholr Illinois in ilio matter of sclontlfle and highly condl-
tlonctl soil courses If they want to keep no tho pace."
A man doesn't always reap what he sows. Mr. Kdison in
vented the phonograph and now he is so deaf he can't even
hear tile noon whistles when thev blow.
Too bad Mr. Sinclair didn't tako his medicine like n good
sport instead of playing sick and pleading for a pardon, which
he failed to get.
Tho word "plonsit" pays some profit, but tlu word "hnlito
sisM has onrnt'd millions.
Give your hoy n collide education, "Without it he may never
develop the pill of a good li it oh hiker.
riense. Mr, "Weather Man, give
MUTT AND JEFF
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swam we eiviSUSH w, " s BAtk' J r- "f V TlAKB.Cff: " . Yl ? ncj
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CLIP HIS WINGS
THE COUNTRY
Dubby Jones in prmsinur Mod
us a rain.
Jeff Is As Safe As An
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
BUned letterl pertllolrc to pareonal health and brclena, not to dliel'O dlainuh or treatment
will be answered br Or. liradj If a etanped, aelt-atldred rnieldpe In tneioied. Utttra ihould Im
brief and written Id Ink. Owlnit lo tba large number it letters reefhed. only a lev can -be answer
ed here. No reply can be meila to ouerlea not eooformitqt to Uutuetlona. Addme Dr WUllani
Brady, lo eare of UiU imniw.
A MAX IS AS OLD
When a man who has never bci
fore actually needed glasses begins.1
to have some difficulty In readlntf
rinc print on a g' ay day or in tin
Indifferent liuht, ho has come to
tho p e a k,
and
how soon he shall
begin to slide
down the oilier
dI.I.. ,lIIM.nila
how well he has
lived. This o 1 a
sight, or "presby
tho doc -
opia ns
tors call It Is only
a gradual shrink- i
at,')? In tho power
of accommodation, Iho capacity to
focuH tho vyo lo wo clearly ol,-
Ii du to hardt'itlnK of tho cryRt.il-.,
lim. l..iiH. ln.l..Mi i h. ov
a man's more frankly than do
the artcriL'.s; at Want to the man
himself. '
When we are well horn we have
a, wide field of .commodalfon.
rnoiifuirhiK H diopter. A diopter
in the powtif of a lens with q fornl
d i h t u n c o of ono meter (.19.JC7
Inches). At thftftjift-a of 15 years
this is ivduced to 2 diopter.. At
Hi) yearn It In only 7 diopter. At
it lias shrunk to 4 nnd nt 0 It
is only 2 diopters. At i) it Is less
than a doipter r prfictiually no
foi usMiriK power at all.
.So. s:.d though It Is, friend.!,
we'n Betting jjeiiilo when we find
ourselves shoving the newspaper
out at arm's length or drawing the
head back to Ret a elearer view of
't, and the hardening process, scler
osis, or loss of elasticity is by no
means limited to tho fo usin ap
paratus. It involves more or .less
every tissue in the body.
The eye differs from a camera In
the focusiiiB' arrangement. Instead
of movJntr the sensitive film closer
lo the lens or farther back from
It, or the lens to the film, tho eye
accommodates Itself to objects at
VAryinK distances by a change In
the convexity of tho lens. Obvi
niislythe lens nnd tho muscular nt
atchmcnt for manipulating it muat
be fairly elastic It It is to serve
this purpose with efficiency.
Now to step for Just a moment
frotn the scientific to tho conipara-ffmilch
lively absurd. I mako no bones
of saying that I cherish a peculiar
notion that If one keeps up one's
dally somersaults and other sim
ilar foolishnessone's eyes will stay
young some years longer than they
will if one puts on false, dignity
early in adulthood, l-t the pee
wee specialists and tho eminent
medical brethren bray over this
all they llko. T say I make, ho'
bones of expressing my notion
about It. Take it or leave It.
If you think it is nonsense. I
dare you to debate the subject,
and I don't care whether you're
an outright layman or a versatile
medical editor and hackman.
So far not a word nbout the
girls. I just hate to drag them
Into thla, but the truth is they're
In it Just as deeply as wo. arc, men.
, Another odd notion of mine
perhaps this ono Is a wee upcek
less singular is that one- who uses
his eyes regularly for distant vis
ion, especially out In the open coun
try, will retain youthful eyesight
longer than he would otherwise.
It Is the enormous amount of chue
or near work we demand of our
eyes that makes 'em Met nnd be
come fixed for such limited func
tion. A hike in the country is ns
good for the eyes an it is for tho
arteries, especially If you like lo and many prefer getting a million
study the distnnl trees and other , dollars.
wonders of nature. j
When the good old fight does bo- The Moslems threaten to mak?
gin to be a bit stiff nnd unac-, hIy war, and It will seem rela
commodating. don't bo silly get Uvely holy without bombs or pol-
some spectacles from tho oplome-,
trlst and wear 'em for comfort in
your reading or work.
QVKSTIOXS AM) ANSWl'HS
1l8iM4il of Coffee (Grounds.
It seems to mo that your sug
gestion to dump coffee grounds
In tho sink, with the idea that this1
will tend to keep the drain clear,
Is calculated lo make a lot of work
for plumbers. . . . K. O. IT.
A Rreat many ot your atlcles hit
the null Miu.trclv on tho bend, but
I believe it was a mistake to nrint .
that communication from somebody r- it. ... .
wl,., m,KK..st,.,l ,.i,UiR Iho r,t(,-o """nnlliy I. tho quality thai
crmiml. In tup sink. o t),o theory ";:,M ,n r?V"
that th..y aro Krll.y ami will holp Rtl" hn -covors how dumb you
to Uorp tho nipo, rloar. This :!e,"' "'"""""lc
contrary lo my ..xnerleni-o. Noth-j Knrly to bed ami early to rise
lnK hut waste water should run , ,, muPh (ot lhe tribc of
i :
imiHmn mo sink pipes.- x. 1;. j
number.
Aniwer. Tho ultimate (ate
of
Oyster in a Stew
AS HIS KYKS
jtbe coffee grounds Is now nt stake.
m-iune me vote Is about even,
-;at present. .Maybo other readers
i will send in Ihelr experienco to
he lp settle the question. Thri mere
l fi. II... r ,.t ,.,.rrn i. ...
fei "iilKl.-f if mo
,,"1.1.-, ..unn iiLtiOB UIU UI'Ulll UOCS HOI
signify that coffee grounds caused
the obstruction.
I V. II.
j ..i,innn.fl I1IHU J'UT.
My first little boy ate dirt When-
ever ho could get any. and I went
through a veritable nightmare trv-
! nis walrh nim an1 stoP tl'o hab-
... .in ." ui i-uiiuz out woen
ho WitH about two years old. Now
my second son, need 14 months.
, fh , uroiner'
L? (1 " th? dIrt CAtItnt: sport' Can
1',,,. , ,
paddywhack
lor e.'u-h of Tense you del cot,
No treat harm in it. - Tho kids are
Just KetllnK their peck ot dirt
earlier than is customary. You
know, some wise man wild every
body must cut n peck of dirt In
him mi; unit:, in put. it a,; 'Several
bushels, if ono cares for spinach
at all.
Fine Kyo Honk.
Please Kive the name of the
book, with author nnd publisher
and price, that you referred to a
short while .'iro, deulinf with the
care of the eyes. W. V. N.
'."'" J ' ,, i .u, ,,7,7 ,
IMiiliidclphia. (1 ronret 1 do not
know the price). This book was
issued over 10 years aro. There
may he such books of more recent
vintage, but anyway you will find
Posey's book n, fine one for layman
or physician.
U'opyrlKht John V. Dille Co.)
Quill Points
Mandate: A sparring partner.
Popular parental alibi: "Well,
your teacher's wrong, that's all."
Nature does It better. When
wild things get too fat, they don't
eat until they're lean enough to
something.
The two things that will de
velop a rioininntlmr personality
are ,u rot-res Miidencc course
and a nice fat purse.
If it Is true that a great mis
fortune makes people forget lesser
ones, just let your mind dwell on
the fact that you were born.
The world grows better. Once
the magazines ndvertised Peruna
to euro everything, and now they
udvertiso yeast and violet rays to
euro everything. ,
Americanism: Killing scrub
stock lo Improve the breed; per
mitting the m.'.rriage of half-wits
whose progeny will be supported
by tho taxpayers.
Results count, not methods. And
you can always got a 2 per cent
raise by reducing your expenditures
23 per cent.
There are two ways to keep out
of jail, but It Is hard to . he good
son tsns.
Kvcry man Is n yes-man
when nskeil to shm a petition.
If only the radio had some de
vice to let tho bum performer
knoW whon Ul him ol,t-
(lies.
To say that vleo spoils n hrll-
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
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Hant career la equivalent to say
Injr a hop: would be clean if it
didn't prefer lylnp in a wallow.
Correct this sentence: "I am
astonished," said the fourth
prade teacher, "to find a child in
this class with dirty finRr nails."
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Pbkg Ono)
two seater" with her 18-year-
old son for pilot.
A little latt'r on the same day
a jilane landed near Minneola
bringing two young girls, Hope
and Caral Gimbel, with their
mother. The (tirls were to ex
hibit their horses in a class for
jumpers, lhey won lust ami
second prizes, respectively, and
flew back .to their father's
country house near J'ortches-
ter, N. V.
That flight to uml tio, taken as
a mutter of cour.se by two twin
Blrls and their mother, shows how
airplanes will savo time.
They left tholr house In Tort-
chester at 2:fju p. m., reached the
Armonk flying Held five minutes
later, flew across Westchester and
Lung Island Sound, landing near
tho Minneola horso show. -Thlrty-flvo
minutes nftor they
left their front door they exhib
ited their jumping burses and were
home for an curly dinner.
t
Whatever saves tlmo lengthens
life. It Is what wo no, not how
LONG, wo live, that counts.
Got nn airplane and fly if you
can. Hut whilo waiting for the
piano don't bo without au automo
bile nnd a good ono.
Mr. M11, a lawyer, admits lie
took his wife's S-iuonths-old baby
from Its carriage nnd carried it
off. His wife had left him, and he
told tho judge that tho mother, a
graduate of New York University,
wns "too radical "with her opin
ions" lo take care of tho child.
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Fart prcllx
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M. Amlfiin heail
of bunleu
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AT. CilllllUKTUtlOD
S8, Olijcrt of
nihiriilliiii
29. Nvlwurk Of
tliri'inl
42. Alfoliolie
liquor
43. Duct
41. Sph euRle
4i, Discern
to. I'nlt of fnrre
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Tlie judge let the father keep
the baby, pending litigation.
That mother was not too radical
to create the baby. And God, who
foresees everything did not pre
vent its birth. She is able to take
care of It. Tho father, or any
other man, cannot care for a child
S months old.
Radical opinions would not in
jure a baby of that age, unless it
were very precocious. ,
f
The husband suspects his wife of
being a Soclnlhit, but even that is
not yet a felony.
If the baby should die. while the
father and the judge are experi
menting with it, the judge, presum
ably, might feel foolish.
Somebody should read to him
parts or the constitution referring
to freedom of thought nnd speech.
f .
President Hoover believes In
economy that Is real. He sells tho
presidential yacht Mayflower, in-
stead of keeping more than two
Hundred otttrers and men waiting
for him to take an occasional trip,
and burning thousands of tons of
coal every year. ,
Now, through Secretary Adams
of tho navy, ho says, "Xo moro
American fleet I n European
waters." The ships will return
here or go where they are needed
Kurope knows wo have ships and
intend to have more of the right
kind. No nred to spend money
advertising them.
Ono hundred women, employed
jhy New York's police department.
... practice Hnooung
who iiiMuis unu uucunio expert
marksmeu.
That Is a compliment to crime
In these bootleg duys.
Other New York women, not In
(he police department, would like
lo bo good shots, hut tiic law won't
let them have a pistol, although
nil criminals can get them by mall.
"Tipsier lists," sometimes called
"sucker lists," Include many names
of clergymen oitid doctors. Ono
list, seized by postofflce inspectors,
Included names of 1000 clergymen
to whom was sent urgent advice to
buy worthless stocks.
The tipsters do not consider
clergymen nnd doctors less Intel
ligent than others. The idea Is to
let them win nt first, then they
will tell patients and parishioners
Do You Remember?
TKX YEARS AtJO TODAY
(From files of the .Mr.il Tribune.)
September 2!J, 11)10.
Hen Sheldon, in his Peerless auto,
collides with traffic sign near city
park.
Merchants decide to hold special
sales once a month. .' ' , ;
Portland Flouring .Mill company
to erect warehouse hero. .
Thieano. Policeman , f I n d J
$240,01)0 and returns it.
Hunters blamed for ' 1 5,'00o!-nct'o
brush fire on ftoxy Anne's eastern
slopes. ''
TWENTY VE.UK AGO TODAY'
(From files of the Mail Tribune.)
September 23, 1909.
Tho finest fishway in tho state,
hunt at cost of $3000, opened at
Anient dam.
Jeff Jirophy captures three men
who robbed Kemncr & Deuel storo
of 55000 worth of clothes.
The t'mpqua Valley News called
upon to prove Kosehurg pears bet
ter than local product, in a ring
Ins front pago story.
.To.ss Knyeart caught n seven
pnuiid steeihead In tho Rogue last
evening after u hard fight.
.
$f f t O. TV-Hi 4TA t& f
. y m r O W jpi
the nnsT Finn
Ry Mary fii-alinm Uouiirr
The little black clock had cer
tainly succeeded in turning the
time way back, thought John anil
Peggy.
'I'lie limn they bad been noticing
wore Iho nkin ol' some animal
around his body. Ills hair was
long, lie wore no shoes, no stock
ings. He had a beard. 11c looked
very rough, very wild. He was Just
starling a fire, they believed.
John and Peggy thought of go
ing toward him. But they dectdeil
they would wait for the little black
clock to make a suggestion.
It was the little black clock who
had been given the magic which
made it possible for him to turn to
any time he wanted at all.
It was the little black clock who
had Invited them to come on ad
ventures with him.
It was the little black clock who
took them off at bedtime every
evening, brought them back with
out their realizing it and, the next
evening, let them begin their ad
ventures Just where they had left
off.
Perhaps some would have snid
these adventures interrupted sleep.
Itut they didn't. It was all part of
tho little black clock's magic. Ho
could make up their sleeping tim
for them just making an hour
into two, and two hours Into four.
So they waited for tho little
Muck clock to speak. However, it
wns not tho llttlo black clock who
spoke first.' It was the wild look
ing man. And ho began to shout;
his eyes sparkled with excitement.
Neither Peggy nor John could
understand what he said, but ns lie
shouted there came up a second
flame. They had seen the fire start.
Then the wild mun rushed Into his
cave. Other members of the fam
ily camo out.
They nil looked wild, too.
"What Is it all about?" Peggy
asked.
"What do they seo besides the
small fire that makes them so ex
cited" John asked.
"It's the fire itself," the llttlo
black clock answered. "The man
has Just discovered fire. They've
never seen fire before. They never
I knRW ,)ow tn m,lkp'. Hhn w0
i stay and watch them?'
'Oh, yes!" both John nnd Peggy
urged.
Tomorrow "The Wonder of II"
PASS FOX FARMERS SEE
ROGUE RIVER ANIMALS
r.OOl'H r.IVER, Ore., Sept. 23
(Special) Mr. and Mrs. McClaln
nnd small son visited the Hollln
Taylor fox farm Inst week. The
.M coining own n fox farm nt
Ornnts Pass, nnd fo far are hclng
very successful In the business. Al
present they have 120 foxes, and
will retain 30 breeders for tho
coming year.
of their good fortune,
tho harvest.
After that
By BUD FISHER