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MEDPOnn MATL TRTR1JNE, MEDPOftP, OftEfiOX, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1930.
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Offices In New Yurk. Chican". liHnilt, Ban
PranrlKo. am Aiigclea, Heat.lt, I'otrland. ,
Ye Smudge Pot
(By Arthur Parry)
Tho woods uro full of candidates
who expect to bo- shot for gover
nor -. .
It In not likely that tho crnzo for
"shorts," uk a garment for mules,
will progress to tho danger point,
utr tho upper clusses cull them
"bifurcated weur."
1 "Jollies nit'O wept to Portland
Tuesday" (Jennings l..udgo Locals)
No wonder, slnco he was going to
a bull guiuc.
MHriy" hitvd rend tho rceumnion
dtilioiiH fur the. release uf u Ijunlcur,
detained for three years unil some
moulliH In a Hulom Institution, unil
suluu tlouht 1h expressed that the
"big house" will ho nlilu to get
nlong without htm, ho wuh such u.
help.
II1U country niosiiultiics, with
dchtuf drills fur heukH, repurt lileiil
grazing conditions ovur tho 4th.
lldrl Slsty, route 8, Altmny. sus
tained u painful injury on July 4,
hut It wuh nut front motoring,
KvJlmnilng or purmilng uuy. othur
tluhgerouij sport. (Alhuny lioinu
crat-lieruld.) Wonders continue.
Tho Lindbergh Infant, has hern
niuiilokoreit ''Charles' Morrow Lind
bergh," liiHtcuil of Charles Augus
tUH Lindbergh. TlilH is iiulto 11
relief to the general public, us It
wiih fcurcd he would show up In
Mill ma U. Augustus Lindbergh.
Thonuui Th limb golf courses uro
springing up, Ilka spued idlotH ut
u Hhurp curve. .
"ALL. WELL J'OH DAIKIUH"
(l'ortlunil Journul.) Tho pump In
working again. ...
Ql'n'lVlU M N AFTKU ALL
(Tlio iiIIch Chronicle)
"Vo aro ulud to noto the
unlVc'l'Mll courtesy wltlh which
pcdculrluuH un our main hiiHl
uettH HlreetH allow motor tour
lsta oHpuciutly thoso from
Callfurula-lu havo the right
' of way fit lill ci'obh walkn, thuu
CHuapIng NUdilon death.
"I could cut ih la girl" (Agony
Co. Kugeno KoglMtor.) Tho dog
gou. Hoover udmllnialrutlon cru
uted'cuunlbulUiin. .
Tlie heurded barley crop uf the
valley will bo cut thi autniiier, 111
tho k'. Clmpllii muHiacho Hlugo.
Nlaganl KallH haa won iihulilcr
fight with a niiin In u barrel.
"Tlictw.eather mail will continue
(ho coming week" tUel Monte
Trliillcale) (.'hi'erful tldlnga for one
and jill. ,
rAITH (iKI'S A SIIAKINU
(Cntni a letter)
Dear Sir:
Tho Jlg'a up.
I can't off between you mid the
collection ugeucy any longer. I
havo done- my very beat for you.
I believed in you; 1 believed in
your houeaty; 1 believed In your
aliiecrlly when you ac.nl mo thut
order.
1 atlll hollcvo In you. If .you
would only write inc. find tell mc
wliat la tho matter. It might uo
aomo good hut it neema you havo
turiird mo down cold. You failed
to Come up to my oxpoclutloua, and
the ;manager haa hiughed at' mo
IH'cauMU 1 nun an uiuim cmii iueiii:u
In you umt huntHn nnturo.
Aa I aald tho Jig la up. Your
iiccount goea to the collection
agency the flrat of ttie month und
1 can't atop It no matter how hard
I try.
All I onn do la to aend you thla
letter by reglatored mall, apeciall
delivery, au you will havo timo to
aend me your reiiilttiiiiee und anvc
youraelf.
If thla tilling geia to the collec
tion agency, 1 aure plliy you, for
they havo no pity In them.
mill, 1 liellevo in you.
Your frlenda,
Mlg. Co.
K.M.C., 3 r C.
SPRINGDALE TOT DIES
NEATH PLOW AT PLAY
tlREBHAM. Ore,, July .
Donald Chamberlain. 18 montha
old, xtrnnnled under a plow
In a field near Hprlnsdahi yester
day, while idaylng with several
other children. The Implement tlp-
SIR ARTHUR
SIR Ai'llnir ('omul Doyiiv wliA dii'd todny, wuh tliu exception
Hint; ju'iivcif Uk.' t-ttlt. - We nil know "it cobbler kIuhiIiI stick
to bis liiKf," inn -Sir Arthur, was a successful family ))liysii:ian,
who never stuck to bis profession. AVe also are told the "jack
of al! trades is1 the master of none" but Sir Arthur, practiced
nialieinc, wrote best sellers, became a world leader in spiritual
ism ami entered polities. lie was conspicuously successful in
all these pursuits witli the exception of the bitter.
J! en of science are seldom mystics. Sir Arthur was both.
The typical family physieian scoffs at crystal (jazers. Sir
Arthur attended (lie' bodily ills of his neighbors for a genera
tion by day; and at Slight delved into the occult: The typical
English country Ki'iitlenuin and sportsman, is famous for his
lack of imuKinalinn; Sir Arthur, was a perfect "roast beef"
Kni-disb sfpiire, but be possessed find utilized a creative hunt;
i;)ntion, that jruve to the world, the greatest series of detective
strtries, ever written.
.''
A VKUY remarkable mail wuh Sir Arthur, and an exeeptiou
ally versatile one. In this versatility, in his excellent"-'
in sports (Sir Arthur was a crack golfer and the best amateur
billiard player in the United Kingdom), in his many-Hided tal
ents; he resembled the late Lord Jialfour, but delving further in
the characters of the two men, the similarity abruptly ends.
Lord Halfour was not only versatile, but profound. Doyle was
versatile, but never profound, lialfour was the j olitical genius
who could play with equal skill the. game of practical politics,
and the art of slalcsmanship ; Doyle could do nothing in either
department. Balfour was essentially the cynical realist with
the saving grace of humor; Doyle was essentially t ho optimistic
"Kabbit" the Victorian sentimentalist, almost completely
devoid of it. , '
SIR Arthur took spiritualism seriously, bord liall'our regarded
it ,,M i,,l. :.
The interesting thing about
that it was the faith of a trained
war, Sir Arthur hint a mm, and
that he ami Lady Doyle had communicated with him, not only
spoken to him; but that Ii its sou had replied, and that bis
fathers' ears had heard the voice. . .
1 "A deluHioii produced by extreme- desire and emotional
strain," was the comment of bord Kall'our. Sir Arthur's
answer, was to produce a spirit photograph, made possible by
'ectoplasm', which hi) explained "was the raw material of psychic
phenomena." '
'. '"A j-syeograpb of my hoy"
bo I'd liall'our, always true to his
IJjylilC'lf was right? Had the
' liallirc. mid less neiie! nil
mental truth, that the scholar
complex nature' and more sophisticated mind (perhaps because
of that very fact) had failed to grasp?
IVrhaps. At, any rale, it iH fair to assume both these dis
tinguished g'chllcliien know' I he itiiswet'' now. Hut wc four it
is something the living world can never know. . .., " ' ' ,
TELL THE WOELD
PVHKY lourist who stops in Medford joins in praise of our
inarvelouH drinking water. No city water on the entire
coast can compare with it. And as the season warms up, this
appreciation will grow.
but how many tourists pass by, up and down the Pacific
Highway, and know' nothing about it? '
At the risk of being classed as a crank on the subject,
for we have stressed this point ever since the new water system
was established, we again maintain, that in refusing to cap
italize this uniipie asset, Medford is losing one of the best
publicity bels sho bus,
At comparatively small expense, ornamental drinking foun
tains and rest, rooms could' be established at the north and
Houth entrances to the city. That such stations would be ap
preciated and extensively used by the tourists js cerlain.
Hut more important, under such eircumstauces, the world
would know of .Medl'ord's water, whereas now, only those know
who happen to make this city a stopping point.
Such slut ions would benefit every resident of Medford, and
every business. As no public beiiefaclor has appeared to erect
them as a Viunnumcut," we. believe the expense of erecting
them, could with perfect propriety bo distributed on the tax
roll.
The farmer now has sprays to discourage all pests that prey
on vegetables. The one for tourists however is still composed
of bird shot.
Kinstcin thinks spaye is just matter in another form. This
U thl' mosl'Vliarilablo explanation ol" the human head yet img-gested.
MUTT AND JEFF
rAATTtra J UQU;P TOE' TQEl1 aJWTS in styt (M owe nvust know what's) onc of Trtose outs n
1 rAoTT? J IHOUfrfc ISr) fJ t -QoMG ALMOST Lrrt( rAATTIP TUBS AM HAD TO US
SP . t "T 2iIj Snoopy L!iLr lvji-J : 1 LJ?lG TSr-
r ItZ 1 rtrjT rWV STOPPER!
CONAN DOYLE
Sir Arthur's spiritualism, was
sciciitifiu man, lit the World
shortly after he announced
'
said Connn Doyle simply, and
code, said nothing farther.
family doctor, with his simpler
ini iniiiil. iliseiivereil n fiuida. .
and statesman, with bis more!
ABOUT OUR WATER
The Cork in The Bottle
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MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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less pltmta
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tltv lullj
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8olutlon of Saturday's Puzzle 13.
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Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D.
fllRiifd Irltrr, pro gluing to persi'rinl lirallh und hyelfnn, not to dluwe. fllnjcnnnli or trpilm.nt
.111 In unNwirrii tiy fir. Bmily If a Hlanlprd wlf ailflreKKiHl envelop. U ciiclctscil. Lcttm ihtitild tta
brlnf ittd wrlttrn In Ink. Ilwlns In tliti l.mn tuimlifr at lrH.ru rrrohed only a few can he aroiwrrcd
lirr.. Nn reply ran lie mnd. tn q'irrles not conforming to Indtructloni. Addresa Dr. William Brady
In cara nf Hid Mall Trlliilna.
PRIGGISHNESS XN0 THE HIC0ST0S1CKNES3
AccpiilliiK to (lata compiled 1
nn cconoiniiit the people of Hie
fulled SlnleH spend neiirlyt fivo
billion lnllai'8 a yeiir on ' their
pleasure iititomo
!Ue8 and .hardy
three hllllmi n
.ve;ir on their res
idences. 1.) raw
your own 1 infer
ence. Now another
ecoiinmiat rinds
that Hie people of
the United Slutes
spend ' soinetliing
less' limn three .illHou dotlurs an
nur.lly on lUTiiunt of MtckncHs. lie
IMtclinel M. iJavls. I'h. D.) tnhu
lutoH tlie annniil oxpentliture thus:
Anniinl mil lor SlcUncss
Tor tihyKlehitiH in privutn
lU'iiclice
...iwri,ooo.noa
(2 8-10)
Tor houpltnls anil
clinics
855.0110,11110
l.'IH)
2NS.VIMI.0lll)
IS)
Mti.ono.nini
For dentists
For trained nurses
. (5)
practical" nurses fiii.oon.ono
For
, (2)
For mldwlvcs k.ooii.ooo
"(2-10)
Por unninedlrHl iiriielllloners.
"Iiealera" und 'iiiaeli8 'I35.aoo.00i)
( !',( ) '
I'Vir dviIKH, inudlelnei) and . ,' .
appliances
. ,700.000.00(1
For prcvunllvo work..
IMI.000,1100
Total cost for a
year
U.sll .000.000
(100)
' Tho economist arrives at the
sum of jn25.tMi0.U00 ror physicians
by roferoiice, to these clulu: (1)
I'lnre In ool
tiun
Cuurfte of pub
lie life
Viirltlle't
Air tiltD.1 dni.
ale fur u foruei
hrotrli
Cfiniratinpinre
Itflulrd
throuKli the
nintlivr
r.iirK an I Fee
Kliiirni
lnh uuuut, tti
niitiT
elrd
Tlittse who
ftupnllrute 1
l.'liiiifKi? il it ii t
AKlilllf pciilu
hi In
kind of fi is
uiTli'iil nolu
thin
ti un lunrrf
Sim rl
Itlhllriil r Itii r
uclef I'tizj home
Itlrlt hriiMil
Citplttil of
.Hm Itxi-rlumr
A piii'iidfil
Wife of t.e
rnllit Kmimrk on a
viij iifte -Itii-nt
like a
hipp
VlIM"
tltiifileta of
iIiihii
Kind of tr ps sell
nhlir.
Srtthri Srnlrh
4 7
4
I. A suit.)
8. l'opi'i itrlpcd
tfiirf
' 3. (Jrenl l.ako
4. Ilt-hrfw nord
for (J ml
ft. t;idili'ti of the
fruitful anil
B. Due: Srolrh
. l-'IdHfT
8. ( omIMHtn tit
llChl? fclll'IIITI'll
from the hull
0. I.iko
in. Tiible iHcnxlla
II: White
i. Itillir rptrh
American Medical Directory shows
lau.OHO physicians in privulo prac
tice; (2) reports nindo by grad
uates of Harvard Medical School
as to their incomo; (3) similar
confidential reports made by phy
sicians in Illinois; (4) a report of
the New York state tax commis
sion. These indicate that $1,500 is
the average gross income of phy
sicians in the United States.
How tho Hum of $125,000,000 for
quacks is arrived at, .the econmlst
does nut explain. I think ft is a
very poor guesB. Tho charlrtnns
piotmbly get as much or more of
tho public's cash than reputable
physicians do. Anywuy, it is nil
iinllattcring commentary upon pop
ular Intelligence (hat wo spend
more for drugs, medicines and
"appliances" than we do for doc
tors. The economist states that
it is the opinion of well informed
persons.. that at least two-thirds of
.1 I H.llll.. .I..ll..t.a
i laid out on drugs, medicine nnd
j gadgets is for worthless or uniiec
I cssary stuff, or things that arc
nctually harmful.
I Ah, but childlren must play, and
! people are children, ns far as
knowledgo of hygiene, pathology
and such nasty subjects goes.
The economist does not say, but
1 bellevo that n good thick slice
of the iHigest item, tho $S55,000,
1 000 for hospitals and clinics goes
I for quackery, (oo. Certainly a lot
of It goes for unnecessary luxuries.
Iteed ltoekwood, 1. I)., reported
in 102S that the average cost of a
chemical test of the blood was
$1.20 In n largo hospital, and II.
M. Fleinbntt. .M. !.. reported In
1!I2;1 the results in 2.000 such rou-
jtinc analyses of (he blood of pat
j louts admitted to n hospilnl. That
I means that every patient entering
tlio hospital miiHt be given a blood
test, ahd in thiH particular instance
the 2,000 tests brought to light the
interesting scientific fact that M
of the patientH had more atifiar in
their blood than we doctors con
sider normal. And by jingo; sure
enough, no less than 34 of the pat
fents who showed high blood sugar
actuully had diabetes. But in all
or nearly all cases the patients or
their doctors already knew they
had diabetes. So the hospital made
1,900 blood tests in order to dis
cover 47 non-diabetic persons with
$2,280 worth of interesting but
high blood sugar. One might say
useless information.
This machine practice is a great
evil of modern medicine, it Is one
of the reasons why. I have no use
ut ail for clinics and the parasites
attached thereto.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Sussex vs. San Diego f .
I would very much like to have
your opinion on , which sort of va
cation my sister and I would get
the best results from. We are iq pur
Bixties and have, never had -a real
vapation. We are well, but both
are slightly hard of hearing. .My
sister favors a trip to England this
summer, where we have relatives.
Hut I would rather wait until next
winter and then go to California,
but wish to do what will be best
for our health. (R. T. A.) , .
Answer. In yotir place rd'('shape
a course for San Diego or ' Borne
Paqific spot not more than 200
miles north. If you llko sea travel
why not go around via Die Panama
canal on your outward or home
ward Journey? I warn you if you
visit southern California next win
tor you're going to find it bard to
come back home. ; :-.-
Hemophilia
Recently an illness brought ' to
light that my husband's family are"
"bleeders." Is there any Way or
determining whether my husband
is also one? If he is, will our
children inherit it? Is there no
method of eradicating it from
future generations? (Mrs. K. C.
H.)
Answer. It Is la constitutional
deficiency, occurring in families,
the males of which may be bleed
ers but do not transmit tlie defect
to offspring, but the females,' us
ually not themselves bleeders, nev
ertheless transmit tho defect ' to
off-spring. This is not a hard and
fast rule; now and then a female
"bleeder" is encountered or a male
who is not a bleeder apparently
transmits the defect. If your Iiuh-
band Is a bleeder he probably
knows it from experience. , The
only direct test Is of course tlie
measurement of tho coagulation
time of the blood. This is now
a routine precaution before optional
operations. Pure blood , serum
(horse or human) is an emergency.
remedy; or a more powerful clot
ting agent, prepared from ox brain
tissue, which has been found to
contain tho essential element or
ferment which rodue.es clotting of
the blood. Sons of hemophilic wo
men, if not themselves hemophilic,
may marry. Daughters, of tho
hemophilic family, though not
themselves affected, should not
marry.
"
:T
SETS AIR SPEED
DETROIT, July 7. Amelia
Karrhart, trans-Atlantic filer, es
tablished a new international wo
man's speed record hero yester
day by averaging 181.18 miles an
hour over n three kilometer course.
Earlier in tlio week she had
mudo another record by averaging
t"t.9 miles" an hour over a; 100
kilometer course.
The flights were cheeked by observers-
from tho National Aero
nautic association and tlio Feder
ation Aoronnutique Internationale.
i
EXTEND TIME FOR SPAN
OVER BAY AT WALDP0RT
WASHINGTON. July 7. (IF)
Tho war department approved a
request from the Oregon state
highway commission for extension
of (line to April 20, Ullll and April
20, 11133, ror beginning complollon,
respectively, of a hridgo across Al
sea bay at Wuldport.
Dies On Barbs
RAKER, Ore., July 7. (IP)
John Summervllle. Portland, who
was' found entangled In a barbed
wlro fence Saturday, died in a hos
pital hero yestorday. His autonio
pilo was found ncnrliy. Police
sum mcy lliu "in emiw " iimi vtiuo-
ed death.
Quill Points
They told us buslnnM.f would
"open up" in early sununcr, and
thut really Ik one way tut uescriuo
a. yawn. ' i
Government could givo a lot of
idlers . tlio work they deserve.
There are plenty of big rocks to
make Into little ones.
History, doesn't exactly repeat
itself. The Colonials were taxed
by on alien racketeer, but he was
a German not a Dago.
as!
... That king In Bible times
Vwho was considered crazy lw-
cause lie ato gross nuiy liavo
been tlio first siiiuacli addict.
' Morrow's Idea Is to leave tho
wet-or-dry question to tho state
instead of the individual.
Smut is Iniuilmr tho eraln crop
again;.. In some instances adding
a little rot to tho wild oats, also.
Amrinnnism! Feeline rich,
though broke, when the head
lines shout prosperity: reeling Des
titute, despite full pockets, when
everybody talks hard times.
Anyway, America has a lot of
big men who know just how to
run tho country when there's
nothing to do but add up the
profits.
Freedom from gangs is much
like other freedom. It is reserved
for thoso who have backbone
enough' to win it.
" The-trend of population may
bo cityward, but It's hnrd to find
a middle-aged man who doesn't
know what a "ringer" is.
lllllll U II l" ............ .-w
tilt) bore. Suppose sho Intel
given him ono cur und two
mouths!
irh. innrl mn'l nroduco cood
iiniuvwnirM. when . nverv tough
looker is needed as a uau guy aii
Hollywood.
Onn rnnsnn whV orolllbltlon Is
n nnlitlcul issuo is because a can
didate doesn't neeu a wnoie mi
of brains to discjiss lt.
There are several other coun
tries, however, that would be glad
to swap for tho kind of hard
times caused by having too miich.
Correct tills sentence: "I'll con
tilbuto to your good cause," said
tho Important citizen, "I' you
won't let tho newspapors Unow
uboot It.
PHILIPPINE TOLL
MANILA, July 7 IIP) Dr. Rob
ert Hart, chief of tho United States
public health 'service in the Phil
ippines, disclosed today mere uau
been 150 deaths and S8G cases
since the disease appeared in the
Islands two months ago.
Dr. Hart did not liellevo there
would bo an epidemic. He said
the disease would havo claimed
10,000 lives had it reached the epi
demic stage. He estimated two per
cent of the population wero chol
era carriers nnd warned that
"cholera will continue In the Phil-
lupins as long as tlie people do
not change their unsanitary . sew
age systems."
IS KILLED BY MO
SALEM", Ore., July Kva
Lnulso lUwkley, 17-year old hiRli
school girl, daimlitor of Mr. and
Mrs. E. O. Heckloy of ronie , of
Siilcm, was killed almost Instantly
Sunday nifHit when tho machine
In -which she was ridlnK was struck
hy an nutomohlle driven by Frnuk
Kuylor or' Salem, south of here on
the Padifio' highway.
t Threo other daughters and his
wife escaped uninjured, as did Kay
lor. j -
Do Yon Remember?
TKV Y13AR8 AGO TODAY
(From files of the Mali Trlbuno.)
duly 7, 1020.
Mrs. Kuxo Schorftln elected Dem
ocratic committeeman from Ore
gun, j
Indignant protests over low cen
sus figures continue.
Hay hands in Eagle Point annoy
farmers by hiring out to work,
eating their fill the first meal and
then quitting.
Four injured in auto crash on
Pacific highway.
Jack-son county road bonds killed
by supremo court decision.
City to greet Oregon delegates
homo from Democratic convention.
TWENTY YEA US AGO TODAY
(From tiles of the Mall Tribune.)
.July 7, 1010.
Bloody race riots over land in
wake of Johnson victory at Ren ).
with IS negroes and five whites
dead. - Jeffries lays defeat to stoni-
I ach trouble. Mose Harkdull wires
from Iteno: "Jeffries could not
lick a Chinese cook." Humor tlrtt
Jeffries was doped.
l.'nclo Sam seeks site for Federal
building here.
Miiny local - folks s p e n t tho
Fourth at Colestin.
C. A. Mi'.lboeuf, recently district
freight agent Espeo. named manager-secretary
of Commercial club;
Prof. O'Gara urges : orehardists
to "combat frost; With' smudgo
po(s." t
WKATUKIt FAMILY
lly Mary Cinihani Bonner.
Tho.Llttlo Black Clock not only,
had magic enough to turn the tim-i
backward or forward but he could
have the children moot such si run go
a n d interesting
friends.
Now they had
met Old M a n
Weather, and ho
was taking a ride
with them in a,
piano. They had
not noticed wIumi
he got into tho
il;tno. In fact,
he called himself
a stowaway.
Ho was talking
now a bout hi
family. "Koine of
them,", he said,
IUrn ' it ,n In
ififrtriitf Vvels1 of - ftJrT; for you
know I havo some, lovely cloud
children. "When several of my
children are alike 'In their waya
I give I hem all the same name."
. "For instance, there aro my Nlm-;
bus cloud children. They love the
rafn. They like to dress in thick,
dark, shameless clothes, and they
don't mind how ragged they look:
about tho edges."
"Jut like people who wear old
clothes on rainy days." 1'eggy aid,
and the Little HIack Cloud laughed.
"Yes, and they take after me tir.
a way, too. 1 don't care about hav-
ing perfectly tailored clothes. (The
children thought to themselves thut
this was certainly true.) I like to
leave my cuffs and tho ends of my
trousers unfinished. I don't want
'to look too perfectly and too stiffly
dressed. Then there aro my Cirrus
cloud children.
"I gave them their nnmo yoars
and years ago. They are called
mares' tails, too, because they wear
such long, thin; wavy costumes,
decorated with icy crystals."
lie went oh talking delightedly
about hla children. John and Peggy
could understand that he would al
ways have a good deal to say for
himself. 'People spent o much time
tftkiiiK about the weather that he
naturally would have n feeling of
importance.
"Couldn't I tell your friends some
more about my family?" he asked
tho Llttlo JUaek Clock.
"Yes." the . Little I. lack Cl
agreed, "but not so very much morn
as I'm plnnning a long trip hooii."
Tomorrow "Weathor's Jokes."
Omtomi Weather.
Vulr rhl nr.,1 Ttinrl:i v lint
I foir tonltiht on the coaat: no change
in temperature. Moderat west and
northwest winds offshore.
Classified AdVertiolnar ecta rulU.
By BUD FISHER
Sundown
yeJ-over oq tfie boy.