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PAGE FOUR Medford Mail Tribune e-.-r Mir, timdar, WkU '' ' rirMiihed by ' mkutord rsusTiKO CO. m-ii-ii ii. run. , nm u . aOBERT f. IHIHL, editor .. ' tUMl1 TEH IH1TH, Haunter Am Inaependtot Nmpaper ' alBtarad u (Mom elan Blatter it Medford, Inm sonar Act at Until , 18f. t ilSBSCRIITIO RATE B Mill In Adrance: i Oallf, (III) Sunday, lr.,.,, IT. 50 liillr, villi Humliy, month. ......... .T5 lieur, without Sunday, rear. ; ).6d Uallr, eiuiout Sunday, munlo. . 8 Weekly Mill Tribune, one year 2.00 Sunday, one yrar 9.00 Hy Carrier, Ip Adrance In Medford. Atliltnd, JartnmUle, retinal INiiut. rtwenli, Talent, Uold lull and on Hlilnrayt: Utile, llli BumUy, month f ,T9 bally, eitluHU Sunday, awoth 69 Dally, vlttout Sunday, ona year , T.00 Dally, villi Sunday, ona year... 8.00 All term, en In adianee. ... MKMBKB OK TIIK ASSOCIATED PkiiM Ikreltlw Cull Leased Wirt arnica The Amwelaud I'reu la exeluslrrly entitled to tba use for nuulleailiin of all nana diipatdiaa credited to It or ollierlie credited In thle paper, and also to the loral nrwa publklied bereln. All rlihu lor publleaUiia of epetlel dUpetcM herein are alio retemd. ... MKMBKB OK THE UNITED KE8S Official paper of the City of Medforl Official paper of Jarkion County. A. B. 0. arertte circulation (or all month, andlnf October 1, loan, 41T4. Dally imin dlitrlbutlon fat ill intra ta October lit, Jell, 4011. . . Pretent presi run, 4820, ' ' 1 ME.MHF.lt OK AUDIT BUM. AD r UK CIUI'UMTIUN - Admlhfnf Repruentatlfal M. C. MOUKNHCN k C0MKAKT Orrieea In New York, Chlcayo, Detroit, Francisco, Loa Amelia, Seattle, Portland. Ye Smudge Pot y Arthur Psrry . John D. Ill, who fltni'ted to work a month ago, huti gfven an lnter vlpw to thf papers, rind it wns Junt as .dull nnd dry ns uny interview ever, granted by his 1'a.w or his (Irtindpaw. ' A Kannas City JuiIko fined a pair of -KnnitifH f'ity Hiiorers f G and coNtK, upon complaint of the ninr riefT'couple nlihling . in tho next roorn.Y Tho trial further revealed thatjSvhen the pair wore not noi' iniihy Vi'Ore. singlnp; a fine eorn .hinatlon. .Hlnfflng can he stopjied by howling; like a dog, hut snorlnK Is immune, nnd stoppage only hy death, or an operation for .ade noids. -.The latter should be com pulsory. Borne snorcrs seem to regard their hog-Ilk grunts, in the still hours of tho night, as am ac complishment. Thlu typo should he lynched, unless they hnve de pendent. Mrs., rr r left for home .todny ns iter children 'who had been ill with jneumonint. are rocovered, (Yreku; .C'al., Journal.) Trend of the tltnes. ' If begins. ta look like tho govern mental policy, Inaugurated hy the Cotjlidgo regime,-and still in fores, ot 'h'iindlhg the'; prohlhltlon tissue by '.the,. Velvety vproceiw of -. doing, nothing 'to- mnko.tho',"wets" mad, ni'intlthlnV'.tii jh'iliko- tho ','drys" mrulAhad, iliaclied.Uhe ,ond of Its tether,- thanks-to" tlio romdrks of Kenitor Hornh. It haB always boen nfficlitlly I'lulnied that prohibition wan ft noble and suiooth-running success, when everybody well knew It was not, The sincere "dry" have bcen.sciontiricnlly kidded for yenrs, nnd Henntor Uornh Is ro gnreted ns a political son-of-a-gun for taking steps to end tho tom foolery. Ho Is "hostile to the administration," for fuvnring the Rvlcurn of rum hy tho truckload, nnd the shlploud, unri the trnlnload instentl of by the pint. (Jlltl.llOI A NIP IN t TIM KAVKH NINK (Friulktim Hunt Urcgiinlan) ' ilenr Annie Laurie: . 1 am a girl In my middle teens nnd very much In love with ,n young matt fouii years my senior., One night, while out riding ho. got fresh with me. Mm since he has told ma lie was sorry and hits tried to take me out again. . 1'lenso glvo me your advice (is pin In ns possible. Doubtful Itluo Kyes. i . Ytlur corr. regrets to announce, that n visiting cold hns eluded the heretofore highly efficient flu pllln of Dock Thayer, upd It In neces sary to lono three straight fnlln to nil osteopnth. The hint time this method . wits used, the cnhl was twisted . into suhnilnJon In an amusing manner, A cold that Is cured, loosens up the vocal chords like nn operation fur appendicitis. i i TheH nre unlet dayti on the fium. apt! a majorlly of the far mers are enjoying n wi'll-eiirned rest, hy laying In bed almost ns lun as tho Jitpuneso janitors. Tho current hutch of fog In very distasteful to n certain ncrew tulied bulldog, as It aggravate his anthmn. (ur opinion of nnthmn ii ml fug hus been Increased. J$ 4-year-nld hoy was unexpect dl( preststed with a pnlr of punts by Santa Claus, that fit lilni. It has nlwnyn been tho custom for Hunta Clnus to bestow pants not less thun T sines too large, ns mtithets arc bltlerly opposed to Juvenile britches Hint hit their off spring any place below the belt. This gives tho pants wearer some thins; to do, grow Into llsm n slow and tedinu. Job. If tho pants fit, the tvearor enn not hide In them for several days before he Is Icifffted. It In nhm very easy to po)u a boy into the pants that nre too-v largo. . It is not generally known, but n shoe horn Is not nasnry to gel him Into a pair that fit. There are two (2) things A -mother oan not do: pick out a pair, of punts for Junior; or cut hls'.hitlr better than n barber. Hut alt .mothers think they can. i 1 ' "'tagged pants cover many nn honest heart , . ." (Knunlnln Inn Tribune.) J,nok where you kick, allor this! ' . , ! - , ' Ofenhsm.'- II. J, I'lnckney will opej'aio restaurant and confection- QUILL The professions are like trades, except tlmt they feed on mnn's faults.. .( i ' i. Mexico's bull fifjliis, liowever, nre really bull fijtbts .not Sennte debiites. Cpiifii'cRHineii iireii'tiiiiiijiio, tlie kids for lying, The prophets were almost bis .job, if not from. Who's to Illume T ' Well the the skirt manufacturers. Louirer skirts at least provide alterations to pesc the customer. Endurance records moan little to the man whose daughter waits until nihl to practice piano scales. "!' Doctors have revived a dead lloy, take, this needle to fho stock Never yet. has a mini writhed in shame at the memory of some oeoasion when he was too What iporc could you ask t are now available for the installment plan. " There is one thing fill men can be thankful for. haven't yet thought of levying nn income tpv Still our proportion of erimiiuils might- bo no greater than England's, if we used her definition of crime. Don't try to make an ass little authority and let N'nture. lYdcstrinns couldn't find parking space, either, if each one required n space six feet wide and twelve feet long. ' Russia's idea is that people no right to say anything if her Nothing is free. The President but he can't riizs! the referee as a Don't let moderns discoiirago you. The first man offered ft yellow alibi for his sin, and the second killed the third. It must make n fool feel particularly downcast while having the shot picked out to realize that it looked, like a rabbit. .Still, the lawlessness of offioials doesn't prove )he laws arc wrong. He's n rare doctor who will take his own medicine. , The law agaiiiHt stealing jjiight not work eitbcii if its inter pretation depended upon thti relative humidity of the judge, If there is no such thing as telepathy, how does the long-distance opVrut or always know wlmn you arc in the bath lull J" The office cynic says the first rescue home was called "The Hlillrushes." That 's where Plutrbali's daughter found Moses. The subsidizina lf iMillegu ioyswouliln't worry American fathers n great deal if it could be confined to football players. Fountain pens now have every needed improvement except n contrivance to bark when they Republics are proverbially ungrateful, nnd the White House never speaks n word of thanks for Mr. Itrisbime's daily advice. An honest liinn is one who saying: "Look it tip, yourself, sun, and you'll remember it bet tor A winter resort is a nlaee where von shiver in n room tlmt litis no heating arrangement because such weather is very un-Vdtiinl. (.radunlly Mexico will escupe the control of the rich. .The rich lie Into nbed. And the polls are inaiiaged liy the first voters to arrive in the morning. No wonder the baseball magnates don't approve' of their star players boxing between seasons. Judging bv the crowds, a little more encouragement, nnd the finis will insist upon the boys fighting instead of playing baseball. MUTT AND JEFF MUO SUCRYBobi MUTT SPAlMi. 1 ?A LtSTCNl. HR HUSBANli RCALLW SHoT AND IT TJiDN'T HAPrCM IN lP"" 1 TH UST OP THe L10W TAM?RS Hftufe. 1 ir- BoT LATV DlAMA GTTh CtieDlT --i AFRICA - IT lAJfNS' PARIS - I T IHOW she BAS5b A I mryJA Hfc NANA&I r J jKsXD T3fe- lT WAS, A ZJ J v rr African ': ooi' f i y'jr? n .a -, - ' i-rms a -j POINTS Puri'iits lie to eliiUlnin nnd lid. . ' rijihl. Mr. Mellon is resinned to first to heuin selling short were work for the girls. who make - man by injeelino; .adrenaline. market." ' ' ' modest. Tho billions used in gambling Cities of your enemy; just give liim a take its course." ' who won't invito her to tea have boys steal watermelons. '.' '" doesn't pay to see the games, cash customer can. arc placed jn (lie wrong pocket. says "I don't know," instead of The Goddess of the Cluse Personal Health Service By WlXtUM BRADY, M. D. IsMd bttm MtUlrinc to mtsomI hcaltk ud till bt umttti if Dr. Brs4r it itwptd, MU - brief UMi wrmea in uii. uwinc 10 inc iin.e numuer of leuers rccciwa. nnijr imciom smtrcfeg herf. No rrply n (m aide t qmitt not. eoitfumlDf to kKbuetlom. Addren Dr. Willis Uridj, SOME TONSILS W Tliuro Is a largo radical element In the medical profession, perhaps the ruling majority of practicing physicians are radical In (heir attl- . tittle toward en larged tonsils and diseased or In fected tonsils, that in, they muke : no bones : at all about condemn ing all such ton sils to radical sur gical uxcislnn . Ileitis a radical, a doctor natural ly has soma arbitrary ideas. One ot.the arbitrary Ideas cherished by the radical element of our profes sion lti' reference to the tosil ques tion is that a doctor, surgeon or specialist who knows his snares, punches,, tomes, , scalpels, ,hemo stats, gags, et cetera, removes the tonslls.'oh, you Just can't concolvo how radically when he purports to have. removed them at all. Well, 1 suppose we doctors ought to stok to our story, yet I, for one, have no hesitancy in affirming that. 1 be lieve the, time has come to hedge a bit In the. best interest of the public., The very reason and in spiration for our "code" of medical ethics is the the public welfare; a doctor who Is true to his profes sional traditions mtiBt consider the welfare of the public, or of the pa tient, first; his own interest after ward. ' It isn't likely to bring a doc tor more operations If he announces that too many operations, are being (lone. ..... 1 had an acute attacg 01 appenai-1 citis a few years ago and a prompt operation. It was a good thing for me, that attack. It taught me a j sound lesson. Up to that time t hud always believed, taught and fol lowed as a principle in my own practice, that it was better to wait, say 48 hours before deciding to operate in acute appendicitis. .. My qwh , attack was scarcely , three hours old when 1 knew that imme diate operation was necessary, and am thankful that tho doctor who took care of me did not share the conservative idea 1 had .about the treatment. Of course I might have nulled through, all right, even had the operation been postponed a day or two. Hut hot so comfortably. I am certain, If at all. . I've never had my tonsils re moved, not oven once., No joking. The Joko Ib the. attitude, our radical brethren take . when they prate about the complete removal ot the tonsils by the more competent spe cialists or surgeons in that work. Yet a study of a thousand tonsils (how many bushels would you esti mate) after, they had been removr od hy goo1 operators was made hy Dr. Albert 9. Welsh. . He found 43 per 'cont ot.nU these tonsils wore normal tonsils, and 28 per cent of them, were non-pathological or dis eased, oxcopt for cheesy concre tions in the crypts If you can fair ly call that common condition or tho tonsils dlseosc. . He font.", pieces of throat muscles attached to l.'tn ot the tonsils. Tlmt tends to hear nut the claim that the thor ough operators got all the tonsil there , Is In the throat yes, and more. Knottgh scandnl, hut I deem It only fair to bring these facts to the attention of the public, in view of the nnrrow-mlnded and unprngres slve attitude of a large part ot the radical medical profession toward the more conservative methods of dealing with tho tonsils. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Oily Hair Is powdered orris root injurious to the hair? My hair is very oily the third day alter washing, nnd I find it I hruslr- a little of this powder inln it 1 do not have to wash It so often. (Mrs. P. V.) i Answer. It Is hnrmless. Some times oatmeal or bran Is as satis factory for the purpose, or some arris root may be added to this it you wish. The excessive olliness may be conlrollori by a dally ap plication to the scalp of a few dropB of a solution ot 10 grains of resoreln to the ounce n( alcohol, bay ruip. witch hnr.el, or your favorite tollot water. Thero Is no hygienic ob jection to shampooing every day If necessary, hut It Is a great nui sance. So most people think once or twice n week or maybe n month or sometimes n year Is enough to wash tho scalp, oven those squeam ish aristocrats who make such n uolse nbiutt their dnlly bathing. hrrifw. not la dhuu dluwuta m tmiAMf Utut4 mlept to ntldMd.' iMtm tboui4 6t E HAVE REMOVED Coffee Without the Cheer I am drinking a brand of coffee that purports to have the caffeine taken out. I am taking the cure at home tuberculosis, l8 a cup of this ghost coffee less apt to af reet my . sleep than .ordinary cof fee? It doesn't seem ' to saUsfy me. (T. T. A.). Ans. Coffee taken In the morn ing can scarcely affect sleep the next night in any case.- Only your doctor can advise whether you should take coffee, or how much or when or what kind. My opinion of coffee with part of the caffeine removed is that when ground and dried it makes a very safe thing to sprinkle on nn Icy sidewalk. A cup of decaffeineized coffee or a pipe of denlcotinlzed tobacco is about as thrilling as a pair of shapely silk hose hanging on the clothes line. (Copyright, John P. PJUe Co.) I Quill Points A woman's "no" seems to mean "yes" nil right. If she's refcrrlr.ij to long skirts. Some people sympathize with the Inmhs sheared in Wall street, but W. C. T. U. members art stamping on cigarette butts. ' The Monroe doctrine in Haiti: Spanking n step-child we adopted to keep the neighbors from doina The power of the printed word! How impressive It Is when you can't see the bald-he;,ded little sar dine who wrote it! Ponplo who live tovdlier I)oc4)iue iillke lf ! one3lm?H IXNire nml the oUu itU boh iinlll ho KciK his own way. , It Is every man's rlcht to be n cynic in' private, but ordering the returns to begin on April I is go inK a little too far. A fr.ee country is one in which tho people sympathize wHrti the man chased by police because their nncestors knelt when the boss pass ed by. Modern beds ar a preat Im provement, but they still need a button you can picas to open a window. 1 1 Americanism: Quitting tho sticks tOi bo s o m o b o d y nnd get rich oj.oukU to nfford o. nicequiet plf,c In tho country. You'll observe, Watson, that the note confessing a suicide pact Is written by the one that owns the Run. , At this distance you can't tell whether a Chlne.se revolutionary nrmy is looting or getting it back. Planes never will be as popular as cars. You can't enjoy whlzziup past Ki'oundltngs with your no.-te tip they don't know who you nte. Mayho man Is bis.s: but It Isn't the woman tlint luis n fellow fcclltur for tiB. kills when Ihcy'ro in lintt.,,,' One man can lift Knrnpe's small est cats. Over hero It takes a pretty good mnn just to lift the mortgage on, one. y Evidently, Mr. Hoover's-plan Is to leuve the World Court Idea ly ing around In pluin sight so the senate won't shy nnd snort when he in ready to cinch It on. . Correct this sentence: "Todny I saw the tenor who croons no lov ingly over the radio." sold the tlnpper. "nnd I adore him still In npllo of his fat." Stalin: A recline who thinks the world is on the brink of revo lution because he can tnko four bits nnrt start one in Chins. I MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY GROSS-WORD PUZZLE AC BOSS I. Hot on -4. AMrmsUre volea . , f, (loail II. Poaltlon of ( golf Soil tin the euurao li. On depoalt , 14. Aperture it, Prerent liy - nntlclpative - Sction ' ,- lotrle Innd .nosoarea. II. Hiaelo-ilrcSae AtealterrBsran ' ' MillBir voaool II. Ilnonltii ble I., Poker lertn 93. Use of poetry li. P.luoao.. ' Solution of Yeiterday'i Puzzle Alf). j x I a Eat ei Da no s euw a n e oil the sm N 0 R I aT7 iES i"N 1- YMlH clfiDl SglRElI TRiEEl0fKABgR6AiD H. jfyTlTlEjEjMiSn it. Ml A RiMlcf IaIbMeTs I leMo n n lOtftU Ais it IdTe "U lIaiw e 19. Princely r luiy . SOS" i. 'iroBpio IS. Kinder 14. Siow-noTlsr ' nnlrosla II. Title of a kslelil . -17. Arthlteclsril pier II. American Indian . 40. Iferorsto ' 1 41. Snndarao .tree II, '((tlclsm ; , CI. ,Paytlclpate4 ft. Kttent ot iir-. face --.I ' li. Townr the c lieltered aide Bl. Notable period 17. Small me of Morocco it. Prophet 44. Yawning aura a an. -j-a ke th. ere nlag meul 73 WFL w at4, L r Ts, M 5T T W'-e. 4 . ,.n , .. iiy'.'A I- i . i up,, ,m. a mmm- mr-- Blame Curse tOf Ancient : " Tpmb For Eighth Death Ily'.l'lilllp HewltoMyring. :.' (Associated l'rtss Staff Writer) L.ONDON (IP) There, hus-.just died nt tho early ago of 4G Captain the Hon. Ulchurd, Bethell. .son and helr: of Lord ,Wctbury, and there are those who say that he was eighth victim of the curse of Tutf-Ankh-Amen. ... , . , Six years .ago tho tomb of. that j i ii,truvii who OIIUMl'll, ,11. illt MJ- a' ilrltlsh archaeological expedi tion headed iy Lord -Carnarvon, who had foi tils chief .assistant Howard Carter.. - Within a year Lord Cornarvon died in Cairo from nn illness which developed from n mosquito bite on the-face. A month or two later Colonel Aubrey Herbert, Lord Carnarvon's tylf-brother. who. had also entered ..the tomb and was stated to have had. a premonltlop of impending disaster, also died. Howard .Carter succeeded Lord Cnrnarvon In command of the ex pedition, nptl -Mr. Itetfiell.,actc4 as his secretary, In 1924, there died in iBwiUcr land 8ir Archibald Douglns Held, a famous radiologist.- who. had agreed to make' dn, Xray, examii nutlon of the body .of the . dead king. . r .,. ., .-, . A . llttlo :- later, nn ' eminent: t Ca niHlian, Professor Lafficur. of Mc (1111 ,'universlt-,. tiled .at' 'Luxor while on a visit to1, the .tomb. H. O'. fevelyn-Whlte. schoinr and Egyiologl8t, comtpitted suicide to wards the end of the same yenr and left a letter -containing the words: , , . "I knew there was a curse an me." .. . .., v., .. , , , ,..... .. Two sudden . deaths , connected! with the tpmb took place in 1U26. They were those of M. Benedite. a f'rencb archaeologist, attached to the department of antiquities nt Cairo, nnd M. l'nsanova.: Both had taken part in the exenvntions In the Valley of the Kings. - Thus eight inen of the com paratively few who took lending parts in the drama nt the tomb have, died within the .i. last few yenm. . , Ona Inscription Is - commonly found on various Kgyptlnn tombs. I. Pictorial relenUtlon Of a peraon U. Kntiber tree -II. Thing II. Slop , ' is. Uniform It. Aed tent . ni fl. loader nil IS. Other jf. City ot the leaning tower 17. Among II. Tool heel I wheel II. t'ortsor em peror - - -II. Middle -::a of a fsmope ' Amoaieaa . . artlat .- , li. Tho great rterv II. Mexican eoa eecllon 41. Oatrlehee . 4S, Flower . c : 4t. Mineral ,. . BOWI4 . 1. Balinacael i S. ConllHirratlos prion- . Pedal exutmlr 47, Pleeea cat : Ilea 49. City In 1111 . 4. tltreernor of -Muaaachnaetts I. Peraon nd creae4 I. Knlrla : 7. Votlead. 8. Form . noie -.. 4. Break ail - daalx r II. Thick preierr tl. Jiaaleh monoy of aeeoent II. Female raeT It varies in its aotual wording but Its sense Is this: , v , "Here. lien the 'Great .King. -And who so' disturbs this tomb,' on him may the curse of Pharaoh rest." ; i : Marietta Pickle Graces Register of Queer Names ... 4 CLEVELAND, O. (UP When Tennessee Iron and 4 Con) Jnckson died' his death was deeply-felt by his widow, ti whr in respect to his mem- '4- ory christened the son born ! ' alter his father's death, Ca- boose Jnckspn. This fact was revealed as r the result ,of a survey of the V register at the Hiram House, 4i q soclr.l settlement lnstitu- 4 ei tlon here. A further Investigation dls- closed that the Hiram House shelters a- child named Virgin Mary,. whoso father wns King Hnloman. Log Cabin nnd Tiny House are chums of Virgin Mary.. , , , ei Other names found among the boys at . the institution nre Dairy Lunch, bitlham Bacon, -r Elijah ponkeyo, Moses, Pic- torlnl Review Johnson, Erlo Canal Jackson. Admiral Dew-, ey. General I-ee, Mttnsing Un- derwear, and Major Calhoun. h The register In the girls' department shows such names f 4 as 'aacline Malaria. Queen Esther, Marietta Pickle. Ivory 4 White, Rosy Apple, Mary Christmas,- Pearl Cotton nnd Etta Ilird. . t4 4e ,lossc James Pel llcs, " RED . BLUFF, Cnl., Dec. 26. (1 T. J. McMorein, 90, who claimed to havo been a member of the bandit gang of Jesse James, wns found dend on. his ranch 30 miles west of here. LADV DIANA IN ALL HGfc Cfc0SS-eY& AM A?PL Do Yoa Remedber? TES YHAR8 AGO TODAY - (Frqm flips ofitho Malt-Tribune.) t !'nec; at "i,(S ' . ' Fnrm Bureau sells three car loads of sheep and hogs In Port land, the hogs averaging 18 cents nnd the lambs 12 cents per pound. Over 10(1 deaths reported as re. suit of poisoned liquor drinking during holidays. . , ',. Paris Fraqce demands Oorman Cfown Prince be tried for loot ing nnd violent crimes during war. State Fish and Game Commis sion refuses lo rescind order djsj-' charging State . Biologist .W. 1 Flnley. r . ;. Admiral Kolshak, head-of ttus- '. slnn- government . in , Liberia ,. re- ' pot-ted cut off by iiolshvlkl ond- in danger of capture. , ' Medford shrouded in 1 cbtof t hnA heavy fog nlercury nt 29 above, . "i '." : - -i',"',- ' City council again decides ' to 1' enforce dog license after-January I 1st. ,-..:.' TWENTY YEAKSAGO TODAY j (From files of the Mall, Tribune.) Dec. 27, 1U0. - , . .- . , ;, -i Medford forced to . use ' Bear Creek water for drlnk'liig .purposes ( to vallow Fish Lake 'i'fjltdhi com- j pany to clean and repair canals,1,- j Blizzard sweeps New England, causing $10,000,000 property dam-1 "K?- , London Libernls promise, to' take voting power from House of. Lords. , Knife scrape In White Elephant' saloon leads to arrest of two P. & E. construction workers. : One of them badly slashed. Medford Athletic club Is formed . with 100 members, headquarters in Miles building. " . .. J. Y. Mitchell slls "sticky" for which he paid $20, for $750 an acre. Sundown Stosies, THE SNOW lApyj,) . By -Mary Graliutfl i BoiuafV .. ''' John, Pegt-y and. the. Little piaok Clock walked insldo ! .the . now Lady housosijIt .was warm and snug inside, Just as a snow fort would be shelteccd. from the wlnd-S,T v. The p e re o who ., had .b o i) drawipg tlie sled i. was .evidently the . Snow Lady's son, 1 She wa- dress- In white. ;nave ' for it fewTOuijylJs; of g rc on .pine., ' r- 1 X. Sr needles which decor atod her 5 costume. .. . She seemed Va 1 most magnificent princess, . a -very, very great '.laav, j ,r, auii. vert; different from others one could , see " ....... , - : I l'John'ond Peggy, ,the children ! ' I ' brought., with ' me, are so glad j Hint there was snow for Chrlst-v mns. Now I hnve turned the time hack a few days so they could talk, with you." - -. -l - - "I see," snld the Snow Lady. "Well, you know tbjs' Is n busv time of the year for me. The re quests keep me so busy I - : . "My dears! You've no Idea hp'w many I have. . It seems ns though everyono wanted a snowy Christ mas, or a white Christmas, as they call It. ' r: , "My Breeze messengers and my Wind telegrams bring me all, the :, messages thut come from 4h peo ple who wish for snow for Christ mas. . , ; . "I give all I oan but you know sometimes I simply cannot take care of all the requests. There are -. too manyl , , -. , , - "I sit' here In my palace, and I direct all the Know-Flake families and as many of the cousins' ns I can and send them out for Christ mns. "It's lovely to be a' Snow jUSyVj nnd have such requests, ;And!l op, ' I have fun seeing that just ns mnhV,, as possible get the snow, they want!" ,. 1 ': Tomorrow "Sumr Loily'a Jjartt." Classified advertising aete reeulta. By BUD FISHER NVR SHoT ANVWrwC ues - SHfc S S O f , SH COULDN'T PCK OUT OF f BAfeRCLj 0i-
