p AEDEOBP; MAILiTRIBUNK
,', tmy, (Sunday, UfU t
, J f'ubllshtd by
MKHFOHU 1'UINTINQ CO.
JT-S N. Kir Bt. (
BOIIKKT W. lU'Hl,, rMltor
6. WJMrTKU 6M1TU, ilaaaer
Ao Independent Nenpipcr
tetired u iwond Him Batter it Bedford,
iuo, wider Act tif Marco 8. 'SIB.
Th(l Bl!WH'BllTlUN HATKfl
. Mall In Ailuiiet:
has r,altrt ftllh Hiuuy, ?ef
dlftCUlalljr, villi Sunday, mnnUi 73
mil i11 ' SmwUy, year fl.5U
, Jly. Hlmut Suntliy, month 65
il nd HVMtIy Trliiuoe, oim er 3.00
clflc himdr. ' ft" 2.00
cars f Carrier, In Advance In Mwlford, A&Jilnd.
' -isomtlle, (tral Point, t'hocnii, Taieul, Gold
rol)il)iilr, lth Sunday, month. $ .T5
pin tally, without Sunday, montti .f!i
VMJ 'tlxjut Sunday, one yctr T.OO
Jar finny, Vti Sunday, one year fi.00
.Stnchu.ll tcrnu, cub in adtanca.
A,"!ilK.MHKll (IK TUB AHBOCIATKIJ I'KKHB
noon . HrwiiliiK Full Uaaed Wire Service
two WIw Awwcialwl I'rcsi la exclusively entitled to
as far Usfi fl,r l"MlMtJon of all wt i!unieliei
ln'1 tu ur ""it-mise credited In thii frautf,
OIlJJPf alio in the local m-un iulll.shel herein,
the rail rltfhts lot rMiMlratiim uf iiwclal topatdi
Herna;'n llM i"""1-
tho fi
intr. -
HK.MUKQ OK TUB UNITKI) PBKS8
tiitrht "lclal P rf " r Medfont.
Contfnclal papcf Jltclu"a County.
Stall, A. R. C. amue circulation fur all noattra
yor October 1, 1!(29, 4174.
,lr)iily average distribution Ut all Booth to
UU(iiT itt, 1829. 4011.
nt .MfreHfnt pies run. 4128.
Peter' " " '
,J UKMUKK OK AUDIT HIWKAU
i llina tV tnUULTMIN
Pa.,
....a a Aihrrllslnit ItrprrapiiliitlTM
. M. C. MUUOHKN CUMl'ANT
"r urim In New Ynra. 'lilcao, lltlrolt, flan
lnrtlcio, Lot Awdw, Seattle, Portltod.
TlJ
traillli l'honl
wir
rhunt
Now i
KllH't
ban 1).
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
lty ltt'a u ,nun 0f vtry minute iirom
''''Mict. who has not UvZti niontion-
for Covertior of Oregon, of
?)tball coach lit tho Univursity
Orofriirt lhi miMt u.rl(.
, a tinll ,
liltlll claim COXKTHL'CTION OK
n,nv'.S STATIONS I.N COU.NTKY IS
,j!l;UliKlJ (llillllio Alhuny Uoino
""''. 1it-lloialil.) Thl la a crying
at Hi'V-d, about roady to bawl.
Am
cii hi joy si:i:.ms COKlKI
fnrm Helen Wills .Moody smiled
('arklthe least lilt but would not
over kjieak for the talking movica.
nffieoMootly Heemed lesa cheerful
half ntul a lilt ncrvoua.
I.lherl . .
now uTIo Army footbull team now
ruparfioaiiiy feels llko a 2nd Lieut that
Stnnilnrivato ;ln the rear ralika forgot
southi1 refuHnl to salute, with u.bevy
("nllfilglfls looking. -
nfico
f :j , , (alloy optimists aro iiroelaimlng
j'JIir'it the fog could be worse. This
New 1H Repm possible. unlesH
ilaneo wr'P11 A Pem about It.
vllle.
Thanks to Senator Horah of IU.l-
the nation-wide stalling over tho
JVash,
"foreement of rrohlbitlon, sinee
AlT!l(t7 ndniitltm. iimieiirH to lip i'Ioko
lay. Hn end. Senator llorah desires
',aiuethtnB done about the farce
eve., des the delivering of miiihty
: 'l0:itionB. He proclaims that tho
the .cODe experiment," In lis present
""""itus. is only a sulillino fizzle, and
"''j es ns evidence what everybody
t 'icrjl . wn0 imH )p,n out ot ,H
C!oldmt yard slnco January 19ID.
"'Wo has been no honest effort
In, Oi. enforcement, but all the, poli-
''''laiis have jabbered glibly about
rortl fur the votes It would corral,
the iero has not been a session of the
P0'";lBlature In this state, in a de
ninrtdp, timt did not put teem In the
'"'T ohibitlon law. Tho dellUll work
noxwj t10 Hoiona Invariably lessened
prlva,, biting power of tho law. The
uf ,nign of Calvin Cuolldgo looked
will NrcB nt the Volstead Act on Mini
tlnn VHl Wednesdays and Kridays,
nnrt , looked holy about II on Tues
clniwryHi Thursday anil Saturdays.
A1Vutrallty was maintained on Stin
nnnclyH, jt WOiked so well that tile
'hover ailmlnlHtratlun adopted tile
A- ne policy, until Senator llorah
this iKnn to lake moan tllgn, ami the
sehol.,,,,!,!!,.,,,, ii.dciH ingeil evnry
)letel,y lo ..,,! ,y )ho picvhleiit."
worKos is u long establish national
Orr. Vtom, but it will not solve tho
friMii:iiton mess. During the hist
got nipalgn It was alleged that Al
Ing smith wuuhl cause the "re.
tism.in t,0 Koon." facts ami
n tlrUI,.N no)v ,.,,,,.,,1 ,lat
and n,-,oon never went nway.
Hall
of M Vl'.ltV SAINTV SIXNKIl
Thi (.Minolta. Kan., 'rrilmuc)
lllti Italph Fleaglo, nuaitlng
regtllliaiiKlug for his part In the
71'c itrobbery of the l.ainar tiank
Sale, mild mui'tler of three peisons
Seiiiu that roiincctlon, does nut
worksinoko or ilrlnk nnd Is a Ulble
' been student. Ills only faults were
men robbeiy and mui-tlcr.
their
norths,,lllu 'I"" Older (Urls are ven
tho rll"t forth in extremely lung
' youm?'""''"' "'al completely hide t;ie
ter nCI'ely shank. They giggle ner
Wlls ,l,l,y. anil have the false gnyety
perfei ." male coining downtown for
Ohf ",Bt "' In a pair of green
Iral r,'K',','t olf pants.
Sor.
lIoiics brothers drove lo
, fur n
rnnnl
renal11"" T,"'M,I"' r'"' I e gas tank.
t!jJ"y are -enjoying a visit from
J'hunc.)
Not mentioning any
IOCS.
DuriiiK tin nli. m. linn j,ni, ;.
iiHhlrm'tt.ii .Mmitii.x. t tn riiilnrnl
;lnol(.KiKt iiml ex-.M.'i(i,.flNt, mndu
liulu In one mic jutiii.
, MHKT W A N 'IN
ivimt ;iu j-lfht of the kltiU
.rinit nvuripo li'inuinln.
.y eiiHO lu wimil, my hhuI tn lilml
To housi'K iiml lu IuihIh:
illuiniimlrt I iipvor -ai-i(l,
xN'ih- K.uinriilM rii'h unil my,
r fllnniTti la vIhIi ly im't'tuftl,
tJS'ui- KJirdi'tiH lor illMpluy.
l rrtinuo of nerving men
4 A ml tmiilulrt nhiill bt tnltio,
r gDltlcii ciipH to drink from,
t when
irimy tirhiK mo rnre old wtno.
Hk no fleet of motor can
Nor rucitiK iiliiiH'H nor yiuhtn,
ft iMtvato MtiKi ami movlo hi urn,
jtNo IlroHflwuy .'nrt- loin.
ukr nuch halt to imp poor flli-H
i'Vh'tt drown thomMi'JvpH In honpy.
ipho minor mattnra I dewpico
9
'UK follnwiiiK jinirli! liy u
dcsirt.' for inionyiuil.v in
writers present slnlc of lioilv
our tirst effort lifter mi eiil'oreed iiliKeiiee of several dnys:
ItACTI
I t;n-1 i is in y visitor,
No iniiiiv diivs iit;o
lie clinic iiml settled in my tliroul
And didn 't wmit lo ii.
As soon ;is le. li;id settled down
A family did lie ruise ;
"J'is iiieer,- (if these liiietciin,
( 'liiJdren lire their ernze.
As if my lliront were not enough
'i'hey udded to my woes.
'I'll it I I'liinily now h ;is iirowii so liitr
'J'liey dwell in 111 run t iind nose.
I know to guests one slmnld he nice
I !nl . my fffcat tio'.dde is:
ISiicti 's not ;i plensnnl ynest
Xor Unit I'liinily of his.
DR.
T X view of the I'net thai Jfurry Tlinw is still trijiiin the I'rint-
rose 1'iith iniliindeml, thnt A. li. Full, itlthoidi convieled,
hits his freedom, mid thnt Kcitrfitce Al Canoni is soon to lie at
jlihcrty after a lirief year in
that Dr. t'nok's rcnucst for a
he .'ranted,
i i ,, , ,
- y oiik Killed no one, never hetniyed Ins country for a
hrihe, riddled none of his competitors with machine Kun Indicts,
in fact never injured anyone as seriously an lie did himself. A
man of unusual physical vii;or with a highly adventurous and
roniantit: spirit, lie had the misfortune to he the victim of a
creative imaiiinalioit. lie discovered the Xorth I'ole with a soft-
noseti toad pencil, uutl lie discovered an oil well with the same
iinreliidile instriiinent.
In both instaiwees he only fooled a few people for a short
time. In the first adventure, he only oot n laurel wreath on his
brow, and one free bampiet ; in the second, he only cashed a few
checks front a uroup of o.ullih,. people, but bad the iiiisl'ortiine
to come iifoul of the I1. S. postal laws.
He was undoubtedly a I'aUir, but lit- was a fakir on a firand
scale, lie merely attempted lo do in a hi" way what countless
people, swill-mini; over this ball of dirt, pro Irvine; ( , j
small way, pretending to he sonu tiling they are not
lift's admit lie deserved punishment. Hut it is our conten.
tion he has been punished, adeipinlely. He has been a model
prisoner, editor of the prison paper, and n sort of warden's
helper. He is an old man now, broken in health he only asks
for a few years of freedom, and the privilege of dyjnj; outside
of prison walls.
. V hope his reiiiest is oranled.
I TALENT
i i
TAIiKNT, Ore., Dee. ,80, (Hpl.)
Mr. and Mrs. KdwarriH and dainrh
ler Mutty JA (.f Ashland nrn tin
ffuext of Mr. and Mrn. t'lydo 'Hart
or 'ialent this weolt
li,,., ... , r, ..... .
...... u.- I V". "
iM.Mi.- r ui ivari niinonx, Ih VlMltlOK
lllll Itradli-y of 1'tinkln Center iserv- I
ICC Kt.ttlnn.
Mr. und A!tn. Karl Slniinnn.i an
"'''"""K "Muay Willi ii'iA-
live, at ltlddle. They are i.lti mill--;
an extended trip lo California over
the Itedvvood highway lasting three
weeks. Mr. Simmons has the con.
tract for loading logs fur Tomlln
mill al Talent and Is taking a long
needed vacation.
Mi', and Mrs. O. L. Mullen and
Hull were guesls of Mr. and Mi's.
.L II. Edwards al their farm home
near Ahlamt. Christmas was eele
lirnled with a dinner an. I nee. c.
A. Harris, manager of the Western I
I nlon was also a guest.
hap- ,
Several families were made
iv ii t.m-in ...-.ui Vi . ori-i-
mas time through the kindness ot
tho Ashland Klks. Well filled bas
ket? were delivered Christmas eve
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Murphy b f
for their home in Ku;ene Friday
mornliik-. after, spending the Chris'
mas holidays with Mis. Murphy'.t
parents, Mr. ami Mrs. McMavou
of Talent.
Mrs. Harold .WtheHand of Hut:
Kails Is HpendlriK the week end with
.Mrs. Win. Kox.
Hoy Kste i carry) n the m.iil
thin week in the absence of M
Kohin, who Is away on a varatbui
over the holidays.
Uuland 1'i.rk b ft fur Mallti. Ore.,
December !. to resume his wimk
a instructor In the school af er
(pending the holiday with his pr.r-
nts. Mr. and Mrs. !(. I-'. Parks of
TaUnt.
Mrs. It. K. Parkn received a
MUTT AND JEFF It
J. CRTAIM-N HAbAJOlAYl
TIMP. f LAVING SAfOln CLWJS
WuMlSReD TOT4KVS TO
-.-. -- vh r J
,!4ilii , s JlsiS
m h u hV
iimi.'.iiii,' it i j 'iiilllurt'.sS Wliiwi
rcspccliMl, h:n nicely (-xprpsMw t lio
iukI mind, tluit
IS prlltteil IIS
COOK.
dnranee vile, it seems onlv ritfhl
parole from federal prison should
i.idio','iiin from licr cm Wayne,
M Uionnl in the !'hil.,im. j.slands.
juylns he would huII for tho fnlte.l
Mint oh .tanunry tl. The messauo
w.Ih reeelved In K:in Krunelsco and
forwarded t,t mv.h, J'ark hy mail.
.l:-s. WooKolk and dauKhler
1orln offcirantrt I'iihh" rnd Mr. and
Mtt. Koland Taylor h ltd Orandnu:
1 rivior of Rditiio l(U'..r i I
' 'v i
,ftt t' II. A. Vvvs home
tla V. i
1
lenni-in and son Frankiei
Mi!
will ret,,,-,, ,e firs, f the week !
i ,i..i.i ... , .... ... i
...ni.iii.,. . i.. ,, nere tnev .
-oent the lioll.hiv with h..n !
spent the holidays with h
IJ-yd Turner. i
Mlss Mi Kinia Llnlloy is a izucsL I
of Sylvia Lovmn this vetk end. !
Miss ti a.lvs Criisl.v front l,v...
vllle. c.,1. u ...,, n,'. ii,.. ,,-.,.. I
end with : b. r father, Win. Crosbv
or Talent.
Mr. and .Mrs. Itlley Ny.swaner i
lell for chlliHiiiln December 27, ' recommend for older children and
anxious tn Be( buck tn business ' nilults a dally dose of floni a tea
;fter slU'liding the holidays with ; slmoiit'ul to two or three table
relalives in this city. Mr. and M rs. 1 siinonfiils of raw wlmle flaxseed
i i...
.bran left the same dav ;
for Klamath Kails In resume their
(till li4 til.. It. Ml- iiii.I Mru li.
ran were the uuests of Mr
Coebr.in white hep.
Ml' .'lllll M I'M. U-tllf'.rti it..vt-ii I
at Christmas dinner Mr. and Mis,j
Hons KMne of liable Point, .M.'.Jtern, I confess I've never tried a I
and Mrs. K. I,. Kami of Central
Point anil Kred Kami of San J-'ran -
risen.
M rs. ( 'barley Chapman and sou
(ioorge. wh.i are spending the win
ter in Portland, are home fur tht
holidays,
Tom Shearer of Welser, Ida..
railed
lat Ives In Talent le- '
eemher HI. on route to San Jose,
Cat.
Archie Waterman and Harry
Lowe returned from Cult forma,
where they attended the funer it
of Mr. Waterman's broiher.
Lukeview. preliminary con
struetlun will start at once on new
band tvawmill In this town.
Can't Be Done Without
7t Ti STRlBuTt ToVS TO
TMOOSAMBS OF CWUBRCW
Awii Bought ul. ths
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, Bt D.
digued lettere pfflifnlnc to penonil beattb
I .III ut ueiMrren vy nr. urauj ir euinpeii, wll-tddrused enreloli. u ciiclOKd. Uttm should b.
brief ukI tirlllrii In Ink. llttiiig to Hie i.rse nunilier of leltere rt-eelted, only frv can be tnuered
Itere. No rt-ply can be made to uuerlea not eonfurulng to buuuetlvoj, Addreaa lit. WlUian Bradr.
I In rart of Uib newiaier. ' i
A IIAIItX TAKKS
4 A while ko a r:urrcsiondent told
un here how Mer iloetor had warn
ed her off from flnsneeils, which,
the doctor feared, mlKh acelden
t: Hy Indue in her appendix and
life crave trou
ble. In my kind
ly entlo wuy I
buw -hawed ut
thin ijuaint no
tion and 1 am
b 1 1 11 . In k o o il
HtandinK in , llv-i
medical faculty.
Today a moth-
er occupies
pulpit:
Dear Dr. I.rady:
I wish to tell you about flax
seeds, and the many other ben
efits -our family lias had from
your artiele on tho subject.
A eereal pulled (un-
eookpd) appealed to my five-year-old
daughter, and I be
lieve it l.s nearly all flaxseeds.
That ban helped her a Ki'eat
deal.
My baby Irt 10 months old,
weiKhrt i:i pounds, and Ih a'
fine, healthy, la.unhii.ff baby.
Kver since birth nhe has been
constipated. ( Kdltorial note:
We,' 11 arffiio this point after
mother finishes her story). -The,
doetor had me ffives her nicdi
elne. About two months apo
I saw your recommendation of
flaxseeds ;uid decided 4o try
your advice on tho baby too.
( Kditorial note: 1 tables aro
rather worse off than doss
about that.) ; "
I boiled 5 c. milk, added 2
tablespoon fill wheat cereal,
1 Va ta blespoonsf u 1 of t he cer
eal containing the flaxseeds,
for 4..0 minutes. Removed
from the fire rnd added 4
tabjesption fuls of dextri-mal-tose.
This was fed eiKht
oiinees at n time every four
hoiirH.
I had no success fcedlnff her
cereal with a upoon, and this
way I know she nets it. From
that day to this she has had
normal bowel action. ,l"p to
the time I fcdt;ed the flaxseeds
she was extremely constipated
and would scream with dis
tress, and no wonder. Very
rarely :nov I Klve her mill: of
mannevia. In the near future
I'm Kolnff to put plain flax
iscedu into her milk and cereal.
I wish you would tell moth
ers not to be afraid to kIvp
flaxseeds to a younff child.
My baby has had flaxseeds
ever since she was S months
old, and I wish I had known
before about it.
In addition to the above diet
I ffive my baby vegetables
(most of which she spits out)
and oranmi Juice, crackers,
zwlebuch, crusts of bread and
butter.
Yours very truly,
I. W. M -r-Kirst.
It Is probably not trim that
the baby was constipated ftrfoni
the mother fitartod plying herVllh
the" VP-tomriryphyMlei '
Second. I . don't know 'wncthrr
. i. . i i iT- .1,1
uio iiruprifuny t-fi iuiiu tt
Satur-imoihcr mentions contiiiim flAx
seeds.
Tluril.
i. l '
a i
lit,. Iill-et. 1,1'llllllt'tllin ft. II
e . think I of carl..,!, dnite
. . T . .. i
mnieri:. iii tne tmiii mixture mn
........ i i..'iJ..if
tend-to have ii laxntlve effect: ex-
ootK of huk:U often does have J
sui h eteet.
I.. i. , I ...I.. I.... f I . i
.. .J ... ,f J ',(, i';
I I believe n d'ailV dure of riuXseeil. j
iif neeessai v.' winild be Icsa Inju.l-i
otis than anV ordinary obysie. I
instead of purgatives, laxatives or
! cathat tics, f there is an establish
L, I .,lii,. I,, Lit I
Kdilhjhow you worry the flaxseeds down .
suit your own whim about this
If- V...... fllM I
hast'.v, dear brctliren and sis-!
snifter of flaxseeds myself. 1 '
would, though if 1 needed any
help. Hut somehow I feel so foi. -
ish tak.ng sueh things, and besides. I
I hi.dn't conceived this remedial
use of the homely flaxseeds 10 or
I ") years ago when 1 swore off
from physic. So 1 ean't tell you
the easiest way; some folks say
they
gobble 'em
dry. and wash .
'em down
thing.
with water or some-'tho
.i i:ktions ami answkks
Dentists Dumb on Nutrition.
1 am practiclmr dentistry here
. we have a college with about
In thousand students mostly In d
mitory.
I am trying to net thm
a Beard
FeeLtNS to Kmouj
YOU HAVt BrJ
td -me. pooft '.
tivl hnlew. not to dkeii. dlacnosls or Ireatnent,
'ItJ I I. V SI II l)S
to give students the correct dirt
and alo to teach them how to
choose correct flint. Great deal of
caries and distressiiiff mouth con
dltions. Children here lose C-year
molars early, and I find pyorrhea
In most patients from 3u years up,
often earlier. Would appreciate
names of latest and best works
on db't and nutrition or any in
formation you can fflvo me. H, K.
Answer. Jt doesn't matter how
late, but these books are amorx
the best, I think; McCollum &
Kimonds' "Food, Health and Nu
trition." published by authors. Ital-
'1U tltuore. ?l.(i; Sherman's "Chem
! Istry of Food und Nutrition, nuh-
i llyhed by Macmillain. New York.
$.;o or thereabouts. Seems to ir.c
; it Is scan ely within tho province
j of a dentist to attempt to advise
about diet and nutrition. That m
a matter that calls for a physician's
Judgment. These books I recom
mend are Intended for lay read
civ, but both present the best sci
entific knowledge. If you wish to
Ko into a more technical study of
nutrition I can sunKe.st McCollum's
"Newer Knowledge of Nutrition,'
published by Macmillain (I think
someone has swiped my copy) nt
or thereabouts.
The ;irl In Too Attnutlvo.
Is there any way to get rid of
electricity in tho body? I canmft
wear a silk dress without it cling
ing to me like clothing drenched
to the skin by rain. U. K. M.
Answer. Knock on wood, or
rather, rub nny part of your skin
with wood for a moment every
little while and the silk will let
go of you. unless the "silk" dress
Is really made of wood fibre. Or
rubbing the dry skin with any
metal or with a rubber will make
the dress; behave. If this remedy
f;-ils. blame physics, not me.
(Copyright John F. Dille Co.)
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page On)
The IJot'kt-lVllcr Fouml.itioii
nsMiines a similar responsibil
ity in establishment of modern
metlieal centers in -China with
the possible consequence of j
mlding a billion to Asiatic pile
poiHlcrance in the earth's pop
ulation. Fortunately, or uufortuatcly,
vou cai.ot know what future
history will say. China's civil
wars will probably offset ths
lioL-Ui'lVllrr philantltropliy.
What about Kurope's debt to us?
Tile nation has lent Europe twelve
billions. Private, loans to Europe
since the war amount to ten billions
more. TWENTY-TWO THOUSAND
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. Such a
sum would. Vepay the fifteen bil
lions lost. in the Wall Street slump,
and leave seven billions over.
How much will that debt be
-
.i ...i.n i,n w'nri.i
.
Court, with this nation in It, takes
nn Ibe rlebt nuestlnn : ' i
Americans, enthusiastically in fa
vor of the Worltl Court because of
ague sentimentality, might ask
11101
themselves this question:
"If I had millions, not to say hit
llons' nt alaliei I'1"!' tho ul"osllcct "f
IjoIiik drafted Into a foreign war,
and If I had my choice, would I
submit my case to n foreign court,
or demand a hearing in nn Ameri
can court ?".
If you say thnt airships soon will
ho bigger than .any surface ship
has ever been you seem to extig-
gerato. J
coiuininis mtglit navo mmteveti j
a ship bigger than his biggest
would some day fly over tho Allan- !
tie Ocean.
Lady Drummond Hay reminds
yon t lint the (lerman Ikirnit-r ship
DO-X, soon to fly Here, Is (10 feet
longer than Columbus' flag ship.
Colonel House, who once helped
President Wilson to pull the strings
and now watches others full them.
cays Hritain mils, grunt freedom of
seas, and "lltere migiu nave
been no world war If Hritain had
agreed to freedom of the soas."
Hrilain, ns . Andre Slegfriend
IHilnted out in his "America Comes
of Anio," has been not only muster
I ot tno seas, nui niso ine stave m
tho sea. To relinquish dominating
that
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sea power might mean starvation
for Britain, as It would mean star
vation for an American family to
shut out butcher, grocer, baker and
niilkman. Dirigiblo airships, on
which Hritain Is concentrating.
might feed the British islands, if
the sea lanes were closed by air
plane and submarine attack. Hut
Britain will cling to surface ship
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Each nation protects itself.
France plans, for instance, a duty
of !M per' cent 'on automobiles,
which means shutting off exports
from.. America. Ford, and Sloan
of Oeneral Motors, will meet thnt
by building automobiles inside the
French tariff walls, with French
labor nnd American methods. The
smaller manufacturers will be shut
out.
French statesmen nre determin
ed that French money shall ho used
to employ French labor and there
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say for this country, which, with
sickly aentimentnlity, ; is always
planning to avo the rest of crea
tion, nnd getting snubbed lor its
puins.
The French jirotectivo policy
dates back to the field of the cloth
of gold, In tho sixteenth century,
when fat Henry the Eh.-hth of Eng
land wrestled with his royal "bro
ther." tall Francis tile First. French
nobles accompanying Francis "with
their fortunes on their bucks,"
1
Kionch statesmanship derblcd
" ... KU. mnuiii uioi rj
uwnva uu i.nu ui i.muhmi
Uml Velve industries.
K.U.LH PtHN'H tre.. Dee
30.
Spl.) The board- of directors of
the Kagle Point seltool held their
regular, mouthly. nifc
evening, UeeemU'T 27th. The board
deeldett , tp have -tlif showers In
stalled ready for the opening -jt
school in January.
Olen WMnklo bft Friday morning
for Oakland, Cab, where he iil
spend his vacation nt the homo of
his sistor.
Mr. Da vies of Salem, Ore
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EAGLE POINT '
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punishment
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rived in Kagle Point Thursday
evening and will spend a few daya
at the home of his son, C'larenco
F. Da vies. He is interested in our
I locality. .
Mr. and' Mrs. Pierce and daugh
ters Kuth, Esther and Vivian of
Medford took dinner Christinas
day at tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Olen Hurst.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Hasler Friday morning, De
cember 20th, weighing seven and
one-half pounds, und was named
Mal-y Carol. '
Gerald Ward, who has been
working in Klamath during the
summer and fall months, returned
home last week to spend the holi
days at the home of his parents,
Mr and Mrs. H. W. Ward.
SAMS VALLKY, Ore.. Dec. 30.
(Special.) Mr. and Mrs. Lee New
ton of Oakland, Cal., are holiday
guests of the hitter's father. W. W.
Kdlngton.
The Christmas program at the
school Tuesday was attended by a
largo crowd and afforded some
very pleasing numbers, especially
the primary room, whose mechani
cal doll piny was full of surprise
and amusement. ;
Teachers and students who have
arrived home for the holidays in
clude the Misses f trace and Kuth
ig bam, Naomi Magruder, Kranrcs
Kllzgerald and Frances Wilson..,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall spent
Christmas day as dinner guests of
relatives" in Medford.
Members of the Ivatlies' club met
at the school house Monday after
noon to', fill candy sacks for tho
Christmas tree. The club donated
a good sum towards tiie commu
nity Christmas treat.
Miss Ituth Arhuokle, member of
the high school faculty is spending
tho holiday vacation witli relatives
in Pm-tlnnd.
1 , Farmers are . making prepara-
SIS VALLEY
n neni tiu ir ; tfn.f f))p commem.mg their plow-tlng-
Krldav.f , , ,, . ,ti
holds out long.
. Mrs. W. A. Tresham and grand
daughter. Miss Let ha, of Kerby
were weekly visitors with Sains
Valley friends and relatives.
Hood I liver. Parkins, Inc., and
it. O. Scho new stores on Ouk street
opened for business.
By BUD FISHER
'aWHo Bo You THifviK
' r a CAUTA
Do VoaRMnSaber? .1
. . I i 1 i I t I
-'I'WKXTV YKAItS AGO TODAY
(Pruin files of tho Mall Tribune.)
l)emlKr 311, 1B0.
Fruit growers of vulley meet and
form Horticultural union.
All county cities but Gold Hill
and Medfoid Increase county leviis.
T. E. Pottenger moves barn from
rear of residence on North Central
uvenue.
Car of ltogtio Siiltzenherg's win
first prize ut Spokane, Wash., land
show.
J. Kruttschnltz ventures opinion
pr-coollng will benefit fruit in
dustry. TUX YEAKS AiO TODAY
(From flies of tho Mail Tribune.)
l)m'inlHr 30, 1919.
Salem, Ore., to get new fish and
game commission, Clov. Olcott an
nounces. l.oeal Women organize a Leon
ard Wood for President club.
KIks all ready for New Year's
celebration.
Alex sparrow, superintendent of
Crater lake, returns from trip to
Toronto, Can.
, Weather man predicts snow Will
usher in New Year.
Seeley V. Hall leaves for Oak
land, Cal., where he will be ma
ried New Year's day to Miss Vera
Olmstead. Court Hall says his son
is starting the new year right..
TIIIO YKAItS.
Hy -V nry I ra ! " Konwr.
"We're going to have a rather
unusual adventure this evening,"
the Little Ulaek Clock told John
and Peggy. "I've
used my wonder
ful magic, nnd
I've turned the
time back ever
and ever so far.
"You will see!
John and Peg
gy' went with the
Little Black Clock
nnd somehow tho
place where they
went looked as
though it might
bo the back of
obbbV I Just as the back
of a house Is different from the
front,' so this seemed like tho
back of the world. It was so dif
ferent from anything they had
ever soen.
"I've not turned the time back
too far but still quite, quite far."
the Utile Clock said, and no
there appeared some tall, hand
some young men. -
Then there were others young-,
er than these and there wero
eleven boys who looked very much
alike and others w-ho seemed quite
different. .
"I've brought John' and Peggy,'
the Little P.lack Clock cried.
"Oood!" they all said. "We can
almost wish you n happy New
Year."
It seemed that the eleven who
looked alike were the months of
the year. February was not so
tall as the others, but had tho
same general appearance, except
that each of the months wore u
suit that looked not uuliko tho
month he was. March wore a
most untidy suit.
John and Peggy met the Years
too they were so fine and noblo
looking!
And they met the AVeeks nnd
Days splendid all of them.
"This is where the Years and
Days nnd Weeks and Months and
Moments live when Ihey're- not on
duly. In your world," the Little
Hlack Clock explained. "They've
always been friendly with my fam
Hy-
ine family of Time wail!
You re going to see tho baby!"
(Tmiwirmv "Mle iVilty Year")
A Compute Cleajumam
Women's Hose
$1.00 Pair
i
Bilk from top to toe witl
French Heel
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First Insurance
Agency
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Phon. 105 80 N. Ctntral
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(ClrvHiind rlnlndpiilor.)