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Newspaper Page TextP2GE FOUH MEnroKD mail TftinuxE: medfoisp; oi.ix.ov. monday. jantary c. mm Medford Mail Tribune I Mr. i n. M-lt-lt X. I . r ANOTHER GOOD OMEN FOB 1930 ii.gr rr w. irni, Uur j f F our recent rain storm was worth the usual million, tneU this ; niiow ktonu must be worth two or three. Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Do You Remember? aacaeat dM aaattar al ataafara). ' Act at Hint i. lit). For we note in the book of Svicnre that snow has a number MMI rt u nni tnia w irtt m u 1 ..f a.Ivant-i.vjM .... I t. . l. Ml K aaaaaa1 af P. aVW a ataawaa, wtfMriMrf Mrtw 1 imw ltun My m . ...... . iiujiuim..-, ool ui me air ,,u, la ML wauw u u .am taaaut at .cur. mr ur a Im oa M k,, i ! an-:! fertilize the soil. It deposit, certain mineral salts of .-rest : S".: P- ? u " '" te- ". 1 value. It packs in t!.e tiills ami form a reservoir of water for the summer. k uturnt LkTZJ It Msfi Im tfyn. tMiif, awtaar. W , I.SS7, na Baaaaf. BMCs : Iwuy. nM fcarj. .... iMLf. lUr. Mtfk..., Wt-T )Ua Tr. es for.., f rr. la a.- la tax, uaiaaj. 'mam-nt smee the creat b!i-zar.l of lJl!. Ami there were biimocr I JaraawVa. ratraj rwat, raMSU, teas. ' ' Ui. a e hwi: crops in l!0, so there is j;.khI reav.u to exrseet i.umiH-r rrote, Dili. wv. a MAIF. Mtl. .......... 1 ! PLJ, ittaaot luaatar, aaatt 41 ! In l-Kel. lawi. sow IaU tat rear f W i n faui. aa ra it . .o in another direction H:;i.t pr.ihiist-s. to be a "Teat venr fori OH, IT'S FINE TO HAVE A WHOLE SKIN -l' 'J Jn.Meiita!!v it deii-hts the children, reminds the jrrown-ms W cours 1 mi'aD nif youns : aim"le J"- nJ drams of fluilj -:! , ,, .. .... a. , , ink-in, but trea an oldih one ia not extract o red (turn (eutalypcm to- i .1 cf their youth, ami l-autifes the lamlv aiK-. The present down-! ,, , ,f ,. , , trta.. Thea mu ih with the re-i i-JJ - law of the "beautiful aj-ars to be the lari.-et and mt r-1 cracked u, rnaoU. And a nU " , ' " puct "h? d S ',",'"; 1CIOSS i. luiaai rnr 7. si 1 IHMr li. iui "f vttlrra Ia4ia, 1. I ana ft&cft. Ir C Krlr ea K ntra la- lla 'A M E N DTBjTRS EBOI? itTE'v'E'RKE'L AT Ejgi. E Munzs r thz mno maj aaSr-Jftr BpvratsCje M. C MtvitS a liHM-'TT Omni la V 1 vi. CVoc. Mtntt, WaanMa. LM aatrics. Seatu, Ptrtiaaol Medford and the Koj:ue River valley. 'GOOD MOENING GUV-NOR!' 4 J full of ome ibiD. tro. A skin ful of yourself. neWaper It em "..ST"' f. maJr reteat for" rui in lj b cav er, a Profesaor SaI!a:r H I I. nuruitiated in the item, dUtin?T3i(;h- St. Prpttlc e( be nby r-d. iranstarent, arrerable m tai. and cdor. DirectioDs: Add t a tablaiMjonf-jI 10 an equal quan-: . ria iirj or waier. for ue u a garirle. j it Tar m i.j ay o: cneckins against errors H,. , i-it recently faced deatii in a little ex-; ate jou aiiiKuinr.tJ your -anInIacy f'r ttg.rimn. u fhjBf pr.....: Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry Dr. Alz. of Harvard, report I "that the healthy human animal, j if true vent was triven to the emo . tiona. would indulge in sone after a meal." Lat week your corr. encountered a rib ateak and felt like singing. "OI Man Rlbber." r)) JIOKMNt; 'iovernor yet ? No- in wiiil already, there mijiht as well he several hundred. And the aiimsinir feature of the present situation is that every eandidate thinks he has an excellent chance. The more there are, the stroller this conviction will be, for in Why v) dilatory! Miijht as well (ro ' t,a" contends that arsenic cannot' the goui'j is bwmI. There are several dozen candidacies : i h, ... .,, , r. r . an analytical chemist of a south-1 Hill and dale are blanketed with snow. It Is not much of a snow. In the bakotas It would be a mild Jane day. However, in this neck of the woods It Is an event of out standing importance. It paralyzes speeding on the highways and by ways, causes citizens to recite "The Keautiful Snow." demoralizes tele phoning upstate, causes he post- Potassium chlorate. 2 drams. liOiiintr aater, 4 ounces. Powdered alum. 1 dram. Stronrer rose water. 2 ounces. " """""a; an-l 5 drams of glvcerin. d fVu?1- S-- ' 's '"ce. fl'iid extract eiK-aI.vj.tus roserata (red gurnl. 3 drams. For gamle. dilute with water, half and half. Sometimes it la dif ficult for the drusKist to get floid em city, that on rase iM of the ' :,.r.,. , " . " nl ! Their Kffecta and Detection." a ' ( r . ""- in a primary !lh(. rnniparv ara mv,h p r. r: ;ma,tr8 Matena ,edi and race ther Is not only afrty hut opirtunity in numbers. azures me. Is considered by chem- j Shal in om on.' man can win. iJut you iinlit as well be tlie,fh '"hi". ,7 iiJ t Vi T ; t-nian'1' wt" ws pharmacist ' t' r: ":V r ' !, i"Hi:adelphia hospital. Many S4L Shim at aSMBt 14. Wlurr ltrai 37. S of thrx IX l.Btr BAT tow ImUt 41. 4.i forts 4. bara 44. rara 44. B-(-r 41. MotSor r Cas- flr tr aal Follu Ci. attf fcen!r 4t. Tir T. plar of itthtr i. Aa4: Latia ii. 14 HUM t Oi'.Ue tta B(Um hrlia s4. 1 adntaadt 1 nr-tf (fd !aac bif.l Sution of Saturday' Pu:r?e - - tin ret T t N U t K t KSkr; I " t..jV5-J a.!.r E S K E PS EARS ROl EST EAR S.3A !-'. Itsyy O Kja O oN itJ7 it n:i:3te iANIB0TTERaROSt: iZ. TlDtatllBOa 1. icr 2. Aua-r 4. I iiK,5ad lhrr i. .Hflf 7. tmrw X ia . Part-it ta. pt II. Kriitla TWKNTY VKVItS AGO TOD AT Krm I.l of the Mail Tribune. January . 1I0 Itofrue Hiver vallt-y Ytllow New .Veva'tiiw rm v, in firnl place at Nat tun.; I Aple fhow at Denver. ; 1 ;omiii'-r-tat clui launches drive fur 5 n:fitiI,Tii by January ' with Hi-Jink a a climax. Leonard Carpenter i- chairman of drive. I'etitktn filed for road from ! Mutt- Kalb t l'ropect. The road I k :H be V'-ry w.enic. and reaches fin fly fi.-hinK. Adv. "Wear C M. Kidd's shoes." ; Medford socialists hold dance and card party at Smith's hall. Marautr twitrttiar i Kit-r; pabk A, Lk afi-r . Dark brows 4.t-iriaar luir ?ai i:. Ii4 nllh fix eiul tqaara 19. He laJehU4 41. I CBii-B44 m oiilnre CI. V-miaiat tr TMiaalia , C. flat tIleBfS 4. sua f TEN' Y HA KS AfiO TODAY j (From files of the Mail Tribune.) ; January 6, 1 9 JO j NV-.r York. Th'jiiands of Reds arreted in nation-wide arrests. j Wa.-hington. Holiday recess of i consre.sjj end.-, nnd orator" on i peace iact ratification resumed. one politic us in as anybody else. That is the psychology of "homo !or is the tudy of po'isoa. and fnSLht 'l' tneir eiiectsi. Here is the asjser-: .h . j T I " " .k-.m u.t; icpvrieu It I is very satisfactory. j ICor.yrinht. John F. Dille Co.) Yotl doillit it Then vim .li.u'r b,w.iL. tl.u I Metallic arsenic, according to the ei;riinents of Pasch kis and Ohermaier. is capable cf bein4 absorbed by the skin, and then undergoes oxidation, and produces poionuus effects. Now if any of you good readers it , . . w . , are iiiiusiu 01 Kemng no ot a ncn iirtiii im OUI'I ' relnlinn hv maa,in7 him .-itS office to close Coors. and. If aloe eieeteI 1 resilient, and .Jiuiniv (ox was tin- must se f-eonfi woodpecker and snowf lake drop I j,.,,, ,(f e , upon the poK-er line at the same I Hard to understand. 1 es, but not so hard if you understand "homo politicus." flfK have just been readins.' Al Smith's I"p to Now." Iid " you know that Mr. Smith and all the little Smiths thought AI would win! Well, they did. And not until 21 hours after! me (miiis were openeinii mey five up More than thatfUi W. lavi, was Mi i Quill Points time, there will be no lights to night. The fair sex will put on what their grand mas called "arctics." and sturdy males who have been braving the elements Iwreheaded, will find a hat some place. The farmers rejoice. They can't plow In the snow. Snow come, about once every four years to this favored section, and Is about the right dii-tributlon. Thousands of Oregonlans Sun day morning perused the sporting pages and noted that the Univer sity of Oregon polo team was de feated by the Oregon State colb-ge polo team. Very few taxpayers SUSDeCted that this mnillllnn .ri.f. ed at the two leading educational I institutions, as a "polo team" has never been listed as a long-felt want. Not a single pololst fell off his fiery mount, but otherwise rondueted himself like the Prince of Wales. There will b. general satisfaction that the flower of the state's manhood Is learning the requisites of adept horsemanship, so they will lie able to maneuver o cow Into a corral before noon. If they arise at the usual farm hour of 4:11) a.m. It Is also hoped that the fashionable sport will also re mit In the athletes of the two In stitutions being able to score a touchdown, or throw a basket with more frequency than has been their wont. Polo la played from the hurricane deck of a horse, the players wearing white buckskin ' pants and white shirts, with the couara open at the throat, and short sleeves. When they ride against the wind the back of the shirt bellies out, producing a novel effect. A great deal of Ilritlxh etiquette la connected with polo, and when something goes wrong the pololst ejaculates. "The bloody, bleeding luck." Instead of the strictly American. "Hell's hells." The ordinary run of citizens may wonder where the money for oats and currycombs, and the stable hainberuiald's salary is c-imltig from. Also, a horse able to snort and cavort nn and down a ,.i.. ' l more man a popular- priced auto. Polo Is not pl.iyed aooaro :n. hand 4.1s. The silver oiling to trie coming of an aristo cratic sport to the campus. Is that the girls' pistol squad of OKC. (nee OAC.) has some work to do if they will only do It. The public Is viewing the innovation more In sorrow than In wrath, and the grn- i r. ii nun is oprewd In, "Ye Cods.' A polo team at son V-II. wis anybody green enouch to think fri-ndshio is used to ce little arsenic, I earnestly advise favors from the government? I you not to waste valuable time j tl:at way. That Is, not unless your rr..-.nm is mat inalienable' once be bitten food by the olitieal biiL', and a self-hvp- nosis is unavoidable. Many years ano we thought this breezy self confidence, "these delusions of .jrandetir" on the pari of the candidate wore merely a part of the pinf.-a mat ter of bluff. lit after several decades eXTienee. we have been forei to abandon that vh-w. Tin- candidate Freedom is that uncle's skin is all cracked or raw ' nght people win jut before thevi or sciatrbed. and even then, it-t'etrin subjugating their weak; would be a very tedious process neii.-hl.ors. indeed, and you'd probablv have f . . , . uncle grunting around for a year? " " f,1"n' " you dont re- or two before it as all over. port Ih'" '"" "now about.. This man Hlrthe rr.av h. hfaw I k our "'- a if ion or ian authority on toxicology as F. G. i ilru'khal'- says he is. b'lt i! that the best i evidence of it. I should say lilythe mu.-i be an awful old woman. As t ; for the two lplan.iers he man-1 ;tions. and their experiments, per- ... , , naps tne less said the better I 1-. perfectly sincere, he , m...... . . honestly believes it, and never abandons that belief until tl;e!sibl in ' book, voten have heen counted. Then in many cases he has been ! ZX ".tan", robbed. jmork. Kirst he contends that h is all Htuf.' and nonsenne about the i 7 2 3 p p 3 17 p If ? j'2 -J2 " 7f So ' iv 52 23 24 2S sZ 2 TZ "S? Jo 3 - 32 33 35 33 37 36 3? 3o l j 4J 4-i 4? So 5i S2 53 S4 ss I , Si J'7 Ti sj To i ii2 vi Iienl citiz.-ns buy writing let- ; ters to editor on Peace Treaty. : (me. vh. siens himself "Reaction ; ary." stirs Jacks..n county JJemoc ; racy. ; . Poultry show In M. F. & II. ( I.uil.iini draws large crowd. Bliss ' Heine exhii.its fancy rabbits. i I'ortland. Police statistics show 1 increase in arrc.-ts for intoxication duri::s pa.t- tar. i i r5 1 i i i w ri af a sa s " Look up pitranoiae in tlr- bind ins i r 'pillar m n i c in-tmots 4-iiliure. It's n run nunther Ifuit iloe-ii't eivt you fra. iiMtit4 from at bn-t five -la- Brisbane'sToday j dielionarv and vt.11 will fi.,,1 .1,.... I"". "'.u" an" n"'""e i u. iiisi.iiis 01 j.'rauiieur ami delusions ot persecution are eharae-, arsenic and other things. Maybe j teristic symptoms of this mental disease. So is a oreat verbal i he, "en make!' a ,ew M'1 or pro': -, .... e""i " rl"" Ivokius assertions about it. and I tlllenev n uvuunpku r..t Iw.t . !. 1 y ' - olo.. .j.i.i nun.; to now a hunter"? joints were in snort, to he lutten bv the political hu-' is to contract a ' . . "range birds in the ' thui.ht to resemble him. , iii- vi-- ..... I world 1 who hides behind a hedse 1 (H-Iinite mental dis.-aM. With the epidemic 111 full sway, why , and tosses over a kind t.f challenge I Ameri. ;,nim: All of our kids not jump ill while the jumping is (rood. From the standpoiiit of ,he l'Tot'mr- 1 ,:an 'e11 '"" J'"" ' I'armng I-tin. Fr.-nch. Cerman. ,i, ,.-.,;,. ,1. . .1 ! ho"r lne challenge is worded: "If j S-panl.-h; nobody learning to speak the victims, the more the merrier. ih. .tin ,t-i. ... (Continued from Pag On.) ! Kansas. sand dry as a handful of -vo' mast ha The only way to do away rce entirely is to abandon laee. In tlie next million years women ' mat er.m.ileri. tht.ir .sL- t.f ...li.r.n 1 ins and innirovinz men. .Meanwhile i fc ' ' -t J 1 nere s anoin-r sioe to tne story " ..-i . c.....a have eorre. tions in literature and loo. It must humili.it" a rabbit inins Senator linrah in 1.-iii.iii,1- failures in business. Yon don't give up literature or business. . 1 . "iiiuiiNudic iiiaiiics, jui as jou hvorce to correct .:, 1 i i I wuh tht- l.utle iinu' better forceinent. and brighter cn-, ni. 1 : 1 . . I 1 ue j resilient s i President Hisiver ann.iunces a to- commission ,0 find out what is ' the matter with prohibition and other utilities CHARLES B. MOORES 'comes back with an answer that X the death r Charles 15. Moores of Portland, the state loses one of its finest citizens and one of its most beloved pioneers. Above everything else he had that rare eift of inakinir and hold iiitf friends. Active ill politics, n staunch and iinenuipromisiii'.' Kepublieaii, he iiumhered almost 11s many personal friends in one party as the other. Many opposed him, hut no one disliked him. He was a strikini: example of the truth that an altitude of true friendliness toward others is invariably an attitude that other return. I riltlhinp nlu.ut half nn nun... ef I . . ..... ... ........ .-i.:, !o.i you forearm, and see how stiff! " 'he nations re-,, s1.k- 1 rl.eoiM f,.r c and while you'll be the next day:" '"''need war. there tan be no bel-,Momu ""I'l'lJ a inuue tor K And I can imagine the professor. I ligerents. No belligerent!--, no neu- (iilhert and Sullivan opera. The tiring at last ot this sniping from i trals. No neutnils. no neutral' .., ,- '--. 1 cover, gnashing his teeth, rolling ' rights. So that's settled. ....... .1 . ... . . uiun up his sleeves, and rubbing in the i . but we won't tell. ' . irui....i,-.ii 1 te.i., ..... n . , TIIK WHY Ill'.SI.VKSS Hy Mary (iniliani lionner Ifow deli'lutul it was for John (ami I'eiry to go on adventures IJIack Clock. .No one could have e e n a better srui-Je. He could change the scene in so short a lime his magic was simply marvel ous. He could turn time back ward or forward, and to be sure, never told the tr.linary t i m e. His hands always pointed to seven o'clock and it was only iuiji they were starting on adventures that they could see that he ha. I little legs to help him -et about. When they looked at him at other limes during the day they could never tell where he kept his les hidden: He could bring the hildren back to the same place It's a great deal of monev and will help, b'lt what the people earn ann siemi is the really important they had vi.-ited the evening before lt("I:l- ? that it seemed as though thev Ore- The government has asked all citizens to look and a-e If any of their 1100 bills are counterfeit. A exird of thanks should be extended to the government for the compli. ment. Anent the follnning. many have felt the same way. without results and besides. It j. . f th,, business. If a kid. of either . Is halr-dn-sned. and completely frozen. It Is a sign that the vita mlns they get i their oatmeal la doing the work of warm under clothing. Their p.,w, !,! he forced to amble nbut In the same style of dress. 1. ml It wnul.l not be long before Junior would be en cased In long pants Inner un.l outer. The following, mentioned ale.ve. Is ns follows: "iVe i,re sort of g, that w gr-w up In the "stocking age." "lien the children f ,e "..t families" wore long w.....-n ,me and welromrd a snowstorm ami skating weather. Now half hose arc worn by the rMdren of the "bet families." h underwe.r eo skimpy and thin It Is hardly worth mentioning. When y..u see the palhelle Mue knee., the "goose humps" and Hie shiver ing child, you have to repress the desire lo take It downtown and buy It some clothes, as the modern mother resents any es presslon that the child needs more clothes and speaks up. saying. "Jimmy Is so warm blooded, h. can't stand any more clothes and long stockings." Fortunate Indeed Is the child to. day who has a mother who can still clothe her child comfort ably. Hhe will not have to blame Providence, as her child "HI not develop lul.errulol and kindred Ills. (Clinton, Mo.,' Eye.) Yet some fraternity houses are so old-f n jralloii of liiior on the place. A hick town iA.iQ.n-c where peopiO' is sick ami guffaw when a heart is si.-k. scientific" people who tossed the "ne changes to meet the needs challenges at the professor slither- "f ,h" 'Jme' This is especially Ing off through the grass and under"'''0 tnr M""- doctrine. brush, so that no one would know ; they had been in the vicinity. ! Anyway. Professor Walker Hall, 1 who I hope is not a mere figment of some kindly newspair reisjrt ers Imagination, subjected his skin to this test and tailed to turn up next day in the morgue. Hut even wonder if the professor found i CTg . ..mi..iii'U mey Haven t ,any natisfaction in it? I'nless the I "scientific" gentlemen who insist thinKs can be absorbed thrniiEh the :kin are willinc to In seen anioni; rep vhm a iiritrhlW ,hose present, a fellow mii.t feel folish dnin thrie illy reri- m-nt on himsel!. KhIm leeth have mlvHiilHU;s. It must Im- hire to sometliiti tlmt doesn't nche wlu-n yon have grippe. INt-uar truth trllinr luw flb-KMrl of nearly all of tlx trocitk4 rt'pt spiral puttkv. Knsland ha retimed trade re lation with ltuia. and nv fIip will t'rosper attain if she jtlLs for rnh and rmints hT rhanc and w atche? for a knife in th-l.ack. The low price of silver worries many nation?." e.rcciaily Mexico, where I"i,ihhihmi uunces are pro duced annually. The price is lelow 47 cnfs a troy ounce, and but for use of silver in movinp picture production the in dustry would be even more badly crippled. George Kastman of Kodak fame uses more rilver than anybody else in the world: 6t.00.i.,0 ounces r. year are used In film makin? This is a pood time to' buy silver wire, for low prices will closo many of the miner, and the later the cost of silver will ineritaMy rise. t- I'lare flrijts, rartoonNt. i dai!. and Y.as reached th? day f days, "when a felb-r needs a friend." Uriccs had many friends. tNvi- and they feel sure that Wairo earners, for instance, c.-d-leit f-ixty thuusar.d million dollars a year. They s.iend forty billions to live, and have twenty billions left ever, for amusement or inve-;-t-mnt. a!mot five tirne as mut h as Mr. Hoowr's total. Tlie imior tant thins is to remain cheerful and (-ontiniif spendini: reasonably. 1'rosm.Mlty dpenii on that. The Soviet government may put a belter fan- on ihin-j all. It has granted a coiirevtiim to a safetv raor faetorv About all yon ran say for the after-dinner speaker. abilit to talk mi his feet is that feet were made to travel with. M ayor Walker's salary has been raised to Ii,ihki a car which is more in keeping- with his ncttinc-up time. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS possess j Might Market Is A "No Croak" ! Some time ago you puhlis-hed The eat a good party man can formula and directions for use of n f do. when the tariff bill at last is sands. gargle for singers and Slteakers. I : finished, is in hint thnl it fell on ' Hrfeei h fn.m.l the fro.na .st s after ' '""l " an1 '"'"id it remarkably ef- Its head when It was little. , all men need at last. fe. tive. I'ufortunalely I cannot now j His work made manv happv and find the fcrmuia and I need to havt : The marines ar-n't so. h a tough ,,rt no nc another supply made up. (('. T. T.I '"t. one hundred and eleven .f ; " 4 Answer. Singers or seakers them are stationed on the Virgin i on hear nni. li about ";iii..ioo fa troubled with huskiness of the islands and the islands still retain talities due to automobile accidents voice may use this garsle once or j their character. in K"J-J." twice within the half hour he. j I Those accidents are unavoidable. fore beginning the torture. It is ' ' """" ' In'' 'n,"n, ": "' ''ave a ,,art ot ,,. na,ion s progress. Ttl lnol.l in n..n. I prettV kl.l Wife." SM 1.1 the old ... troubles, or it may lie used everv n,i,n' 1 n"yr isn f"r ,n' two hours in mild ..ore .e., iw,.,,"t 'Companionship of a wis woman." tr one has FOUR BIG CRUISERS T K Yl . -1 lie bj! ti.. , rui ' .c.'r Hi', i... one o; .1, twin's re;:p of (our of a tyj.p of fighting ship not i represented in the Tinted States' navy, is to be modernized in l'.:;. i 1 he navy ministry ennonncjs that she will he removed from the active list in January. Alterations will Include additional protection against submarines and deck armor and will increase hir tli.-placvim.-nt by Son.. ton. The llivei ui the l.it of the four sister battle cruisers to undergo such changes whi-.-h. when complet ed, will increase Japan's total ton nage of capiu.: t-.;ps by ii'.m.ki tons. Thousands of wives will tell you that Hoover patriots an the only men working for n tenth of what thev are worth. no medical care. Of PORTO ALKiiltK. Brazil bl And if a Carolina jury should convict officers or lynchers for killing factory workers. that would be "news." course it can be made up only by , th skilled pharmacist. Ili....Ve drams of potassium chlorate In I cmnces rf boiling water, cool, and j reserve. Ilsolve t dram of pow. ,dered alum In 2 ounces and 5 ; drams of stronger rosewater. add i '2 ounce of glycerin, 'i mime of N. one may ener a dance hall in this land of the gauchos in south ern Brazil without submitting to being "frisked'' for weapons. Kvery man hereabouts carries You hear little about thousands of women that die in thildhirth ; every year, because of ignorance, and brutal indifference. ' Those "accidents" COl'I.D be ' prevented. ! II. 0. Wells has invented "a bet- ler system of mart:age. which will Il:i:.S.:N,..pi The I-..;..Mant l.-pis.-opal ciiuich of St. John, the American church of this city, has been reopened with Ktv. ivlwar.l M. Bruce as rector. had never li ft it at all. That was because he could turn the lime back lo the moment when they had finished their adventure for tlie evening before, and he also eould give them some extra hours so th.y never missed a moment of th'-ir sleeping time! Now he had brought them to see some creatures who looked just like tiue.-tion marks and he had t dl the children that they were -ailed the Whys. "We prom:. d to tell you about the Why business. " they said. And then one of Hu m started to tell the story: "It's our business when anyone says -Why.' the question is rushed to us and if we're not too terribly busy we send back the answer. When the questions are answered it is because we have been able to send the answer hark to the one who (s trying to answer it. "Wh.n some one cannot answer a question it means we're too rush ed with questions. But wc look like question marks because we're in that business, oh. it s a splen did business. There's never a dull time." . And John and Peggy looked at all the members of the Why fam ily and talked to them and asked them questions nnd had every one of their questions answered: (Tomorrow "Hie j;rrat Wall") f !":" '"-''eld. Bj,is received for .-onstruciinn t new building to K el". r 5r MUTT AND JEFF-Beauty Is Skinned Deep either knife or revolver and dis- make divorce unnecessary. putes over itnnclng parties became The human race had that systim numerous and blon.ly. 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