Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 20, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT MCdford Mail Tribune Dally, Sunday, Wwllj Vv Published bjr ' MSWORb fHlNTlNQ CO. ftMMfc N. Fir 8u PbOM f ft ' ttflBKRT W. Hl lU,, RdlUtr I. BLM1TKR SMITH, Uair .An Independent. Newspaper Entered w terand elasa matUr it MadTonl, OfttbO, under Art of Marco ft, 18T9. - - BltBSCKIITION HATEft Ky Mail In Adtance; iiaUjr, Runiliy, year ff.60 lifclly, flUl BuiHiiy, Bionili T& Dally, '-itlwilt Ktimlay, year..,, 8-fiO lietly, without Blindly, month 09 Weekly Mill Tribune, om yetr 2.00 Sunday, iine year 2.00 hf I'irrler, In Adranee la Mtdord, AfhUnd, Jari.onviii, Ontral Point, phoeeli, 7 ileal, (juld 11 1 II unJ on llleimay: iHliy, with H unlay, month.... .......I .?& ' Itally, -without HuiHlay, inontli 03 Hilly, viilwut KiuHlay, om year...... f.00 I tally, with Kmulay, utw year, ...... 8.00 : All uiuw, ea.sb in iduuwe. . ' MVMAl W THH AKHUCIATKU PKKBS . . , JMrirlng Kill! ..eaiuMj Wirt Rwl Tie AsAelaLnl I'rwM ta eiciiMMy entitled to tb 'uu for tmblirotlun of nil WW dispetebu eredUM 10 It or m him If credited In Mils papar, and also ta the local news puUUbed btrelo. All rlffhti tut fiubliriUra nf )ai dlipUcbM herein at also rewted. MKMHKR OV THE UNITED FKKM OfUcial paper of tin City of JUedtord. .UffieUl. paper of Jacamn Couuly. . A. B. V. aiersg circulation for ill Booth tlidlng October 1. 1H21I, 4174. .tally iterate distribution ror ill voDtbi t October U, 1920. 4011. . . Present press run; 4825. - MEMBER OK AI'DIT B1JRKAD i IIK CIRCULATION ( AdrerllMnc Ilr-presentatlTea M. . MOUKNRKN at COMPANY Office In New York, Chicago, Detroit, Ban rraiKlsco, Lnt Angtlea, Seattle, Portland. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry HwfiiKH ai'e repnrtv-d lhrinK alonK tle rpihin -Pii (trUn ,U!5 many are hi Uie khmki fix, in the Kiinie iilui'C, In lliln rminliy. Junnlia HniiKen. a movie actrmui. wiih nwiirdcd VI 87,000 for burin rncnivert while uiklnif a balh In a IiijU'I. ' It Is icnttlllK lllnnB towiirdH tlie first of tho year ukuIii. .Mr. Mllnor niit Mr. Seo went Boone ' hunting MundnV mornliiK nnd succeeded In gettinn n kooso. Tliey attended the turkey nlioot Hundny afternoon. (I'endleton Kunt.OreBoiilnn.) '1'lm way tlilnma work out. l , "Dave JurkHon returned Tuen dny front the Iior hIhiw, where he wuir-' ilni'e .rlhlions with his two n)jt"' (llepiiner. Ore., . Nona.) Nht ltnoc'kliiK the lioys. i Thf Btnte of TextiH, wlilch went Tlruulitlenn lieeauHO of tho (trent eiiKlile.nrlnK aldllty of tho presi dent, inBleiid of tho religious be liefs of his opponent, and more rwiently won notoiioun dltlnclltin ly the rtnirdi;rouH proclivities of Its rntle'fl ;. JurlstH, lust night held, a lyuehlng. Texas ls now in tho pink of condition to look after the, Klilrllunl needs of tho nation, Atty'Ted Jllles Is relating his anmiiil 1ilood-ehlllliiK aceouplH of ih;cnld wtiler InitliH ho alleges he takes. Tho colder the morning, tli fiuiger he slays III. Ally .Mllt'M Hhnuld sleep In I he lee houe. A ' J7 ' gold nugget has been panned from the einw of a turkey )iy nu upwliilo houHewlfe. Now Hhe eail make the first payment on tho, turkey. i The Prince of Wales Is now skipper of n 1'Nird aiiloniobllo'. He iiKimherlng (he liorHemaiiHhlp cr itic. prince, the lamp pouts of ljon don better Htart dodging. ..t'nuntry KatiHiigo In on the mar--kitl. and most of name Im elty-hred. Seyral country peoplo In town yi'Mti'i-dny took Home of itie country sirtisage home with them. The sausage is a cold weather dish, nnd ooiitaiiiH helpful vitamins. Thano vllainlliB aro volatile, and burn the housewives on tho ringer that .once Nported a diamond ting. The country suusuge iti served with buckwheat pancakes. ' The buck wheat pancakes contain almost everything In Ihe line or milted products but buckwheat. Most or the buckwheat is composed entire ly nf graham flour and white flour. NotnotlmCH the miller forgets to ptft In either, and t!ic buckwheat has a too pronounced buckwheat taste. .Maple syrup Is an lnsepar-. able companion of buckwheat pan cakes. The average run of mnplo syrup Is tanned to the complexion of a good motor oil, after which the motor oil haa all the best of the argument. There Is nothing i-ui-nt about the country sausage, mi buck In the buckwheat, but the dchuHon ends there. All the maple syrup Js what It represents Itself to be. VMAt.R QIIAHTICT PUNISHED J.'OU THKIlt OKFHNSKS" (Port land Telegrnm.) Not tho vocal OI1C8. TIK TIM'TII IS qlWCKK.O H'olby Tribune) The average duck hunter Is a liar. Io will crawl out of bed in 4 -a.-m., rldo many mllon in the raid morning air for the privilege of crawling on his belly through a muddy field to get a pot allot at some Innocent little ducks, which, If he pets them, and cooka them, tla not grnde up with a second ennui beefsteak for entlng iiualilies. Hut ho will come back to town, and.. spread himself all over the place bragging about what a good time he hail when, as n mutter of fact, he actually wished many lines that he was buck In his warm bed, and faeeit only Ihe prospect of entlng a hearty break faat of; bncon and eggs v eyorthcloiui, ho will go on for years', 'telling a vast ciunntlty, of Mi's about the sport of duck hunt ing. There fceomn to ho no eut-j. . . '. Double Jliiicral. SALEM. Ore., Nov. 20. (PH-A Muhle funeral service will ho held hr, probably Thursday, for Kern and. IJvelyn ItUhnrds, 11 and 1 4 years old, who (lied nf pneumnnl.i. They were daughters nf Mr. nnd Milt. W.llllam Richards. Fern died Uaturdny and Evelyn Sunday, THE V MAN OF THE HOUR" . . '-I'M ''iM 'f TI1KRK is prolnilil.v no man in tlir country'' brtJfVv fitted-tn administer tlic iiffiiirs pi file KOvoriirruuti.nt tho pregent limp, tlian President Hoover. The runout collapse of tjc Htoc.k market Jins shaken public confidence. The immediate task: of tbp jjovprnnient is to rest ore it. This is what President 'Hoover is Hi .present endeavoring to do, in every possible, way. r And if anyone can do this lie can. For lie know business as few men know if ; be, knows pconinics and the fundamental laws covcrniiitf prosperity ns few men do; he is, in short, an example of the specialist liciii on, the job, iwben a specialist in needed.. . " , , . .; :; v.u, ;i . ,.'..,.'.;. ,, )..'; Tl I fC Wall Street collapse bad scarcely started before. Mini President not busy. He called in .Secretary Mellon, and arranged for 1)ie rcsiiinption ol' I he federal building program, which bad been held in abeyance for .just-such an emei'Kcnny. lie siiftestcd a lax rdiiclion ironram. be instituted, and this was done, lie called in (he Kaslern railroad executives and asked if heir 'construction jiroiiram could not be carried out regardless of the stock flurry. He Ls to have similar confer' dices with industrial leaders in other lines of business. - And in each conference the President talks the language that the members of the coij'erencc understand. I In knows rail roads, for he has both built and run them. Ho knows business, for he has handled finances in tins country and .abroad on a la rjre scale. ,. . ': In short, he is the real leader, when leadership is'tbe su preme need. Iicnardlcss of political partisanship, the peoplu of the country have reason to be thankful that President Hoover "happens to bp at the helm of the Ship of Slate at-thn present time.. , i...' ,. . ;.. '. ;., For he is the one man supremely fitted to siiceessfully solve tlic pressijii; problem of the hour. IT'S UP TO THE THAT the country is essentially sound,-financially, industri ally and econoiiiicnlly.'ull witiieHsefi,iuiliflcd to testify on the subject, arec. Put to establish the (ruth of this assertian, does not solve Ihe immediate problem. . For not only, must tho truth be, established,. but -the people 'of the country as a wb'fle must. be convinced of it, . . - .,. , . , V . A financial panic is like a fire panic. ,Thn fire mny not be there it may be merely a red-light on a back .drop but us long as the audience THINK it is a fire, the danger of disaster remains. . i '. .... . . So the InnnrdintH problem is not to change the business situ ation for'tbat is essentially satisfactory but to. change what people erroneously think il is, and what ninny more people FKAR.it may be. ,. . ,.. , .. . . .,,' AND this is precisely what President Hoover-is trying to-do.' (iovnrntnenl-const rue) ion may not. be necessary,. the. carry ing out of the railroad program may not be so essential; but these things are being done, to show the people that the cry of fire wus actually, and undeniably a false nlarnii'- c This is no easy task. For business depression can bo onusod by a state .of inind, almost as easily as by n ulaln of, economic ii'uil-iidjiislmcnl. In other words, the present problem is not so much an economic, us H psychological one. . - ;; .-.. :;; Forliinatcly, however, the government program is already showing results, The market still wild dumping' scramble has slopped, trading volume has re turned to normal, and (piolalions arc slowly but surely climbing, back to the level where prices correspond to ilitrinsie.'valueH.'' - , .: f :k TIIK wonder is not thai n few financial bouses went undor, and that many lost fortunes, but that the disaster was not a far more serious one. The fact that it wasn't is chiefly due to tlic prompt action of the Hoover administration, nnd the sune and intelligent leadership the President suppliedi i N if "the man-in the street" will merely show n reason" able amount of restraint and common sense, not . only : will the present crisis be tpiickly surmounted, but eventually the coun try will be in better shape than it has at any time since tins, recent gambling mania struck the country, and centered in Hie vicinity of Wall Street. , " ' ! . Yes, the tariff must still lie o local issue All. the coast rtenn-' tors voted for n tariff on lumlipr, ami all tho senators of those stales whoso lnmhor has hoon out off, voted tho olhor way. When Medford is connootod line marrioil couples who (zo up divorce iu record time. - A oritio says oampaiu;n .slogans are useless n ft or elections. Why sot "Keep oool with Coolidiro" still appoaxs a nioo motto for janitors. If the co-operative movoinont very wicked institution, indeed. MUTT AND JEFF SKf COP MUTT, TJlDM'T X f i WAS ' ITSLL Voo ,Tri6 SMPPERY j S WrtRT, : AC6 vuotjLt) SHOOT ON f c KieF SIGHTr i PEOPLE NOW laidts strong.stippni't, but I ho up with llono on 1 li.it now liir in tho air frouont!y can pot a is so bad, tho (iraii(! must ho a Everything Perfect Except the Punctuation IN TH " t DIDN'T D0 ' I look; IToupeeL j I to SPELU; 1 P'Ir ""V . 1 l ' v: ;: : J- i . H "7-.. Personal Health Service . By WILLIAM BBAD7, M. D; : 4-- HfMd Uttara paruiafoi U pariooai beiltk tod byfttnt. not to Um dUfouti ar UutaMOt. vfll ba aosveed by Dr. Brady If t ftinped, Mlf-ildiaued iotelop la anelued. Uttan aaauld ba brM tod written In Ink. Owing to tb Urt. Bunbar tf lettara rclfd. . only fv ean ba umr. d bar, ho raply can bo nado to auorlao oat MofarBlnf U tattnteUoM. Atdroai Dr. WUlUa Braoy, in eao of into nmwor. , (TIUAICKT SMOKR' A N A LV . . kmoki-:hs jioum ' Tliore is a lt difference be tween tho Hinoko drawn through u tlBiirra arid ihe nmoko thit iU Klvi-n off from the hurnlnK eVd into tho o o m. Tho Hinulio drawn through tho c-itf-iirft in rnlled tho "mtiin h li-eu m" nnd that Kiveu ; olf from the i , htirning tip the "Kidcxtrenm." Dr. Kniil It o g g n of Cincinnati h a u investigated the queHlirin" scicfitlflcali: lie finds i hue the maiiiHtream, that ih, me HinokV drawn Into the mouth, eon: tnliut niore c-arhdn- monoxide thnn the KidfHtrenm docH, uhout the same amount of nicotine and lesii ammonia. The Kide.stream, thut la, the Htnoke thut cuiIh Into the nir from the burning tip, Ih ucrid und lrrl-., tallnff he can ho of the ammonia in' It; it Ih uikullne bemuse of th ummonlu; but it eontuInH liLtle or no carbon monoxide 'because com ijuutlon at the tip is complete,' S rpm ' thc prcHonee of. plenty of oxy tfe n, flo- that the si deal ren m conHista mainly of carbon dioxide. Tho ammonia in the sidestream accounts for the irritatinn-'of noso am! eyes of a non-smoker In the. room with a smoker; or it mHy aero lint for the Irritation of the smokm-'s nose and eyes If the' smoke from his own clgaret ifota Into his' nose or eyes. Holding a lighted cigaret in tho hand pro duces more poisonous materials In the room air than are present In tho smoke drawn through the uignrct, into the mouth. Once more the non-smokor who objects to tho Inipebteness, " to soy the least, of smokers who fumigate a room without having asked con, scnt of all present,- hoa solid grounds for having the smokeu. ejected or ut least instructed In the rudiments of courtesy. ' In u hlindrold test Goodman found his subjects unable to tell anything about the kind of clgur I'ts 'they smoked without seeing tho labels. Jlogcn's subjects were university students, laborers and professional pien, and th" best they could do was to distin guish, somotlmes, American' frrn Turkish or West Indian tobacco. They fulled to detect any differ ence between various brands of American clgarets. American tobacco was found to yield the 'highest' amount of nico tine! West Indian the lowest, Orl imttij midway between. Homo so called "denleotlnized" clgarets wore found to contain' rather more nico tine than West Indian brands. Considerable nicotine condenses in thu Hlunip of the cigaret from the' smoke as It Is drawn thru. Therefore Dr. 1 logon suggests that It is better to throw away a cig ,n rot when It is half, burned.".' 1 would amend that to rend, throw It away before It is lighted and use a pipe Instead. Kast smirking ylelds'ii high con centration of nicotine, aldehydes and furfural In tho mainstream, it is better to take small. Inter mittent puffs, so that tlte Olgaret will not burn down to tho two thirds mark in less than 10 min utes. Dr. Ilogen advises. 1 would offer an amendment to that, Vo. I can't for the life of mo see how pleasuro of n ' Thick of pipes and ! tempfl-ate use thereof, call content 'himself with the bad boy's delight. (il'KSTlONS AVI) ANsVlMtS 'I'lio J'lilallvt? 1'iitliiT. . ls it true thai experts can now determine by a blood test whether nn individual is tho father of u child, where the questing of pater nity Is at Issue? Pi. W. IT. Answer No. Al present It Is not possible to determine paternity by such a lest. II Is possible, In a few cases, lo dt terilllne hy hhiotl grouping test thnt n given Indi vidual's not the father. There Is a chance of one in seven for a man to prove his Innocence In such a case, by Ibis means. The Wet Season Is On. My boy, 10 yenra old anil In good health, has a habit that he must get up In Ihe night, and If lie doesn't be wets the bed. The docior fotind the ttrlue O. K. Is there anything we can do lo cor rect Ibis habit? 1. U. Y0UR A CovMRD.WiT rvATe r-v YoAR FlRt SKV. MOW THAT' THAT rvAK I l.ARM6t) HOW SJ K I) A N I COXriltMKD j -wanting. - Answer Repeat your requw nnd inclose' stamped addrosHcd envelope ' for instructtona. The child must' be trained to be re KporiKlble , for hiH behavior even Jn tdeep; It iu like learning to awaken at n very early hour when one has tsome unusual appoint ment to keep. .Made In Germany. A German specialist who ex amined me -in the summer, suid luntj trouble can be cured ut any place that in a way from a body of wat:r. Is this your opinion, also do you recommend Arizona, wftere It is hieh and dry? It is. with fear and trembling that 1 write -you jilways pick 'em to pieces so.' K. I. R. " . Answer Bvidontly the German specialist had. some queer obses sion about dampness. If you mean tuberculosis, so far as actual experience shbwn, the disease is as (fkely to be arrested at the sea whoro as It is In the mountains. Kor some patients Arizona climate is excellent. Whether tho trouble be pulmopary tuberculosis, bron chiectasis, bronie bronchitis, em physema, chronic bronchitis, chron ic sinusitis or whatnot, the best authority o consult about .any climate or change of climate is your own physician. When I re for to your own physician, your family doctor, I pay you a doubl compliment. First, I assume you aro responsible' enough Id have one; second, I . infer from your letter that you nro Inlelllgont up with the profession. Nobody'U ' cvit knnw lint, von and 1. and If' yod feel you haven't received your money's worth, you can al ways pick up I ho pieces and con sult Mmo nloo doctor who never smashes anything. (Copyright-John F. Ditlo Co.) Quilt' Points Two" great American' Inst it itl Inns; Hustle nlld sanitarluros .., ... ; - ' ' ; ': , And .''-.t.peai'C would seem .al most ns frigitti'iil as war if soino realist should write, tho nasty de la lis. ; If you rob n hew grave, you're a darned body-snatcher. If "you pick out an old one, you're a great archaeologist. The reformer has a discouraging job. Just when ho gels one gene ration clenned up. it Is replaced by another tough set. Tliero mi? 'two kinds of icv ple: TliHsftiXvlio aren'i. Imlo, till by uuturo, uutl thoso vim specil up tvlirn somrhoily lisds to imss, . . ' ... Awful thought! Maybe America ...... a I.IITIH..J tl,., .., I, tries liecntish'lt has ittnre people who need killing. ,ess than one-fourth of New York's six million favor problbt "" T''"'1'0 i" c thai many bootleggers Possibly womnn has a right to of Indigestion, do everything that man does.-Dull When an alert prince of finance man hasn't. ' capitalizes n few packages of food, j for three times ns many shares of Americanism: ltefuslng lo seeHt0(.k na the ln1, issuo of ynite, nny beauty In n painting because j stales Steel, casually offering an the artist once stole a. sheep. Issue of $800,000,000, considerable Heaven knowst when tho mar-1 'S--"'1S necessary. -ket collapses, so many contrite; Tile way to make hiisiness better ' hearts confess tho sin of gambling. s t0 create mme business. j iuiii n f,iti ann ic " ' nriatinns for nubile hntldtMira frnm homo training, it take, a lot "f'L' Lfi0" oi iii in ii-ti jiuia. Few of onr inalltutloim origi-l The plans are made, the build nnled In Amerlou. The natloniil i iUKs nre needed. Why not, proceed anthem, tho domesticated ' turkey now? anil the hot dog all came from Europe Maybe tho Idea Is to keep the farmer In suspense so long thai .continue fighting each other. It it at this meeting by Bishops John i members of the Seittle nolice de any kind of tariff hill will seem could afford that. It can afford I.. Nuelson nnd Francis J. McCon- partment by Chief of Police I ouls a relief. 'something for this country. Inell. , j. Forbes.' ' ' X ONLY A FBL Poltroon vould. NRIT IN TH sky: ; . MAIL' TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD ACROSS J. Klnfl lit moat - 4. SIObB' v. Jruuonn. . . IS. 'l urklau tUlo lit. Ktepa 14, JJesaert 14. Jittiruinontr ' until , 10 lifter luliio pmUIuu ut oca . IT. (iriiflbfol spirit of the air 19. I run if 50. V ratio 51. Stu(jetlt - trt, one who acU frlrolnuily IC. Vfthlelo i , S7. Corrupt. . t'J. l':tlin lent i rar. ttO. HhkIoii beyond tlio Jordau iroia Jerutiuloni If. Klmpioltfu . Solution of Yeiterday't Puula fj'WjvMll PEf1!Pl 11IT1SI ft uImIo a e p lux c oInJ i c a $ P s t mi Je ojF jiDtjE t s TTtp T tIe Rllgju ilp s i NPoift Q!oy; kpQr at B A TfttlRie gTBft AltG) 5 NIOIRJE ftlSflDiRtE SiSlElft 1 a A T - jnlA'r: ili.l RIEiMQiT 6 RliAlD MU" RA L A LUtTISC g ft NllElgJb SE TjARpgjA V A O Elo0A S(a a TjTjiTgo f rWONDSgjA D T EtlP E. A gfl R A LlFllY AELftSfiy a TiSkliSE tisIe iTisiTs,i $ rpnATnEtRis" 83. Ile'.ritw letter 3. ITnobslructtd 84. Hiv.U-.. ,. w w. SctH r high viilne on ?. Xuvlnpr part Bs. MtitabbtiurJuB; mots 40k Ht-.Hortta - .. 4i. HftiN of ttrnw 4. SiiiKte lliliis; 46. ruff up 4K. y.xM , 4'J, J'usten I 2 3 WSU- s u 1 7 i Kjf Wo " ; W .. . 'Ir ..: . Is. V r - ' ' m m.v sn- 2 l ' sH ' ' ' -' Wtk -J ; ' Iffg 1 3f W ' , II; 37 : . ' '- gf 2 y -',1 5 I 'A,',. 3f . 4i MM 42 . 43 44 ' ' ?Ht .' ''' - - , -' . ; mg ' ' - - I 1 -; Nl i 1 I 1 xwA i m The right amount, of Insurance wise men of Princeton learn that Is Just enough to care for depend- our Milky way Is a sort of untied cuts ami, . not . quite enough , to j stutes of the heavens, divided into malic Ihe coroner dig up the body. ! grout "star clouds," Our sun, siu' '. . rounded by thousands of other v j vt ) c H f. I You cuitf sii-.V"m thing for llio Ai nHTllnil peddler rulio nf- fers ynut tnpA'jfmin Now ,ler- sey. Jlv (Khmoi'I suy no is dolus iC In work Ills way through college. j There ure' two, .kinds of rich j universe, Is Ihe , omn Virgo galaxy, , Amerliatns. One's amblllon Is to'nliout 10,000,000 light yours uwiiv. ; get power: the other's ambition IsjAdd that Up. ; to be mistaken for an Englishman Correct this sentence: "I care ; nothing about the diploma," said 'tin, co-ed; "what I want Is knowl ' edge." ' ' ' , Brisbane's Today (Continued from Pane On) ei'osts lii'itislii'i's nioi'f than news lrom all .Mroot, .,,:,.,. ;.. ,.,,.,,. l,v i " it i"1 f,""M, j v .hi t tho wiiv, prices hitler, lmsint'ss , , slow ami normal. ' ': r- ror mmiH uiuu M win uu I. Secretary Mellon knows, - 1"--! The country didn't hesitate a minute when other countries want ed len thousand million dollars to 09r F6-T BGTT6R IF x HAD BeeM aJRIT1N6 IT OW .1. I TH6 UNOLEUrAl .1 i PUZZLE B. . Co an try roa4 tu lie ed . ' i ; 7. Former icfla ., lira .. .r . 6. Kiupreit . Tulkt alano; 10. Hasten 11. i'l-ii l. ,l(fiit Tarlety o( oolnr IS. lieprlved i 30. cooko ta a pan St. Hh litre S2. Slurica S. MouDtaln lakes 54. JUuae ut Jyrle ' : potlry 25; .Moke rAferenea S7. Abnundo '30. I'rlmped 31. Jtrtukfast fooft Had lie line 1 SI. J-u. idle 3ff. K Etc n 37. Assumed ehar . netero 30, 'lxed cliartra 40. splnnlnv toy 41. lllark cuckoo 42. Kltciten utoniU 43. Attempt 44. I'liderstand 4". ole ut til scalo 0. KrannlnaTlnui &.,raustlc ulka. .-;-!iJltie Sfdutlou 1)0 wx . 1. rnnse.sstts . , S. J.lijunr . 3. diMiimint! 4. Itt uelies ucross suns, lives in one cloud "only" a thousand light years In illume- j tnt A liirh, u ,lur,,nn i that light travels In 3!5 days, go-1 ing at the rale of 180,000 miles a second. Our Milky Way Is made 61' many u I. star clouds, as our country is ;,muuo ni many sratos. a group ot ii star clouds makes one "universe I'mlless olher universes are visible I beyond our "galacfic system." One of our neighbors, another China and Hiwsla, which Wall Street would call "h.ieUwaril na tions," nro forward, as Vegards war. ItiiHsIa, lo cripple China's rnllrnud about which iliei'els a illspuie, i Iiombanls the railroad from the nlr 'at both ends, that trains may not start or arrive. China fights hack wilh airplanes. I . . . . In Industrial building Russia Is cerlalnly not backward. I When a six-year program - oft i building to cost close to seven bil ,. . .. """ i-". "" "I"?"""1? j am i o .vtru i h iu ui ill p" ie i, Rua w' mpleic the prog. Knnl in ,nipe "id one-half years, Assisted hy American engineers iiind American capital, Ilussla lins , outstl oiled the' Tin to,l Sliilna- rnn. ord In rapid building.' fnv weie ( iscussea lOdaV dt the i 8e5Hion of tho ,, nnnual I ,.,a,i,r f ,i, un,.,i nt fi.. ' meeting of the board of foreign missions of the Methodist Episco pal church here. Another feature of today's pro gras was to he an Inlerdennmina tlonal mass meeting at the While temple I First llaptist' church) to night. Addresses were to he made 6T OuT: You ; VAJR0T6 HLP" IN Trie SWY.' r A ? Do Yon Remember? I TEX' VKAUS AGO TODAY j (From f)Hs oVthetAIulrVM1) f ! November SO, 1919. ! Tfnv.Atnrnn p11s 13 flCre-Of ranch Just purchased from' 'Post master Minis to l)r;, Snlade c for. 440u per acre, . ( t, ft .1. E.: RdmUton discovers vein of fine coal near ranch In Sams -Vat' ley. ' Continuation , of- coal strlko threatens countrj-'s food supply. ;i 'Mayor of zion City, 111., poms 138.IIU7 bottles of-beor Into sewer anil sells bottles for J214S. ' r.lihu Hoot repifSflitH New York brewers before I'nlted Stales su preme court, pleading unconstitu tionality of thfr -prohibition bw. President Wilson. ' In view nf high price of sugar, todny renew ed wartime power of V. S. govern ment over nation's food suply. TW'HXTY-y KAKS AGO ')1AY (From files of the -Mall Tribune.) November 20. 1I0. ' ' Commercial club draws up plans for nev home. ... rr,M-v Medford bank deposits grow to record total of $1.717, 510. Rains stop paving program for year. - - New York. Football nbollihpd In public schools. K. K. Kelly and Jeff Heard catch fine.string of trout at Gold Hay, Guthrie & Tronson car of apples wins 'SlyOO sweepstake prize at Rnnkflne Annie Show. " John It. Allen buys Fred Hop kins' Snowy Rutto orchard ami homo for Siex.fldfl; sale m.-.dn by Dr. J. F. lieddy. ' 1 mi WIND'S ,i-IOUSESv -4' By Mary Graham' Bonner. "1 sometttifes call myself Novem'i her Wind when I'm ,ltylng,in my November houije," , the wind, told Ihe chilldren. -a ... When 1 live In my upside-down, lopsy-tnrvy, gionous.y uhw i uum, I" March 1 call myself -March t II1U. J IIUl, vuu know, is before L in and before, I settle down to. a little snrlnc nuiet. "Ey eryoa's house is tipnet iqrins the spring cleaning. So in it. .ii .t ' . VVInd's'. "nut. I havQ cnmtf nway hero here ' fdv: ii. little r riuiet, too. I was tired o( httstllnji aboiitj.-' "I was weary of the rainy com- panlous with whom I had been playing. So I came to my Novem ber house, which Is so hidden nwui lmu, 0 "y ,V,e. , " usic a nnus lo linn -..u .... ... . They sing beantifttlly, loo. "l-ot us listen to them." So John and Peggy listened to the pine trees singing, and thev went to sleep right there in tho Wind's November house; It seemed strange, when , they Ihnitubt niton. U nfiArtl,n.,l - A',. nti r..w .v biiui nniu, ui ill. line iiiaccs to have taken a nap. ! the home of the wind seemed the' most unlikely. t I lint the smell of the loaves and the singing of the pine trees would have put any one to . sleep, and ;when they awoke they knew whv I tho wind choose so quiet a sleeping i place. .' i He needed rest betore his adven- I InrDa 1I ....... . , , u "ua ml now. going in " .. .. was wcarie his very oldest eioiues, too. "We won't follow him." the i.lttln Ulack Clock said. "I have other plans.'' Give .No Qitnrtcr RKATTLK, Nov. to. l) Orders to "shoot It out with all bandits" nnd "give no quarter" were given By BUD FISHER I AnD F. e HA1N'T J RUN OuT OF SMOKS VWOULD 1 MAV6 1UJ 0(JL- I A COOPLC pFJ EXCLAMATION PoNT.'' !:'.MJ'i;ii' 1 1 RAHJUI j - - -Hsu J:f nr...- r CONTlNuet)