MEDFOftD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1930.
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Ye Smudge Pot
? (By Arthur Ptrry)
AlhioHt n'nybody the Republican
party namos for governor curt lie
elected, If tho Democrat don't dig
into It Ih punt, ond discover that
ha waH Iord High CommtoiHlonor
- of tho proposed World'w Fair In
Portland In 1930.
(vThp corn oro uf tho vulloy In
now tho, eight of a Rood football
tackle. It la claimed It Ih not suit
able for roasting nui'H, and there
fore, "poor outing.' Tho corn will
turn out juHt uh unfortunato for
drinking luvyusc4.,.
. , ririMATiM
( Kan nan CJIty Htnr ,
1L Back again, single, must
huo you. A. J, M. t
PlHAITOINTMlONT? Will ox- ; 1
-plain If given it chance.
A. J. M. You hud your1
J chance onco; stay away now.;
.., - K. H. .
It wilt Hoon ho hot enough for
tho in on folkti to wear fui-H, and,
men with two pair of Itio crouiu
punt, to pluy tunnlM, at 2 pm.
"Hurled deep In the howolH of
tho Oi'i'gon earth. I gold iH'yond
i! re a m a. Tho pndilchi 1m to hocuio
It, and mint It Into tho coin of
Iho realm. " (Malheur Knler
prlHo). Logic, that IioUIh water.
Then thcro Ih Iho mVHtcry Iiouhc,
whoro Iho lutly Ih caitlilnfr itprl
cul,.unil hiiioHh Ilka Mllwuukk',
ViH wllon that burK wits tuinuUH.
11 4IJ.' r.. Knno hiiH ptii'OliuHod it
now' Ktutlabnkor." (MuntiiKUO,
Cal., Not(jHjv. A mUHluul tiiutor,' .
'.Anuthot Boclttl llun Iiiih removed
hlmNelf. from Bunentl circulation,
iluo to HngorliiB too long In tho
nounllght.
lTHK 1IA.NK
When I ko Into it bank I have
u foolltiK of awo. Tho inOHt pow
erful of III!' tha frotlH UveH heyoml
thuao KnltlUKH. . Thow) viiuIIh are
tthu 'cloHCtl ,tein)lcu of I'owor nnd
Freedom. In tlmno VHiiltH tiro the.
Uolilen Klocco, Iho (Ira'll' of Hlr
Unlalmil anil tho MiuiHlon uf Iho
ISklcu. 1 feel like luklllK Illy ohoeB
off when I enter. 1 ant nlno it
Ihlef when 1 ehler n bunk., t My
flimera Itch. Wo nil unileiKltinil
bank-mhleiH-.ilo wo not, hypo
crllo brethren ? (UoCaaxiorcn),
'Tho eplrtomloi of troe-nlttlng
anionic the Itlihi of tho nation, Ih
loo much for tho pnrentH, who,
"arc unnblo to find a milutlon for
tlio BlIllnoKH." ritatiMi Iho preiM illn-
. imtchen. Tho probloin HhouUI. be
turnci) ovor to a committee of
nclentlBtH. to ttetornilno If a whou-
noUled Bimnklng would not help a
trifle
.1, . . VAl'ASJU m n ut
. ' (Altoonn,. Neb., TlmoB)
' thin limy, not help you to (IokIiIo
wheif! toi tuko your vncntiiln Hut
it may help you' to doHlde Where
to tukq lo tnko jour vacation. ,'
... Not knowing any thing ot your
hohjvor huultH, im rather hard lo
tell.Juiit what Htnd of nvaciitlon
you. mile Ilk but I would Jut
rupu diet you are human ' '
. I h'ave a- good place to camp,
plenty I'f wooil. anil water, right
on the bunk of tho river. One ot
the ' bci nwlmmlng holei In tho
County, . , ' i
, Jn oiyie you cunl each any flnlt,,
dont think that . you will utarve.
For you can by .fat hen. for 13c
ih.". nnd frying chicken, at 20 per
lb, . Ami cggH gathered twice ntltiy
for 16 per dos. And good iler.ey
'milk, 8 cent. ut. If any of ithe.e
attraction, nppenl to you. and you
Hhould de.ld. to como down. It
may afford you n opportunely to
get .onie (lr.t hand Information on
how the people oiltlAi'o HIVo."
. VcAir Yiro a. welcome it. Iho
flower. In may:
Your. Vorry Truley.
Albert. Tucker.
TO ATTORNEY
SALliM,' Ore., July 82. 14),
Wheter. county fruit, Ju.pector
hn. a i right to collect In.pectlon
feo. from private fruit grower, nnd
keep the money as hi. compen
itatlon 1. a que.tlon placed before
UlBlrlct Attorney John C'nr.on.
11. Van Trump, county Inspector,
onyii tho fee. were nuthorlsed by
WHAT PRICE, SENATE?
KTKARLiY two inontlisi at;o J'rcsitlont Ilnovcr handed the Lon
don naval reduction treaty
tliitt prompt action he taken cnnceriiinu; it.
The Senate's task was a (simple one to tit tidy the treaty
and decide whether it should he ratified or rejected. Kvcry
member wiih niven u copy ol'
that in less-than 2i hours every member knew how he would
votr? On- it. .
' With the passage of the tariff bill, the business of the spe
cial 'session was over. The Ifonse iidjiuirned. The President
wished the Senate to act on this tivaty and also adjourn, so he
could 'lake a western trip anil enjoy a much-needed rest and va
cation. A large majority of the Senate wished to do likewise.
Hut a small group "f 'it? Navy adherents like Senators Moses,
Tiiiiffhiini and Hale, supported by the Hearst press, with Senator
Johnson of California as their spokesman, took advantage of the
Senate rules to render prompt action impossible.
,-..
SO A filibuster was conducted, and nearly a month consumed
in. (If'innrulfttir tlmt the -President turn over all secret cor
respondence concerning the treaty, wliicli they realized he was
not obliged to do, COULD NOT
the other signatories of the pact, Great Britain arid Japan. r'
At no time since the tivaty was presented was there any
doubt that eventually it would be ratified. No one realised this
more clearly than the small group of Senators fighting it.
But this did not deter them, and for a very simple reason.
They knew they couldn't 'defeat 'the treaty, but they knew they
iu'uld embarrass and annoy the
upon it. For six .weeks this was the only motive behind thuir
rabid aiid insineerc aiiti-tYeiity speeches.
WITII-.tlie 'President forced to lOjahdon his 'vacation, and
forced to listen for a month to misrepresentation of the
treaty, the recalcitrant minority decided they hail achieved their
end. So yesterday they agreed to a vote and the treaty not
only passed, but with more Senators in favor of it than when
the pact was first presented. ' Even such chronic-insurgents as
Borali of Idaho, and .Morris of Nebraska, supported the Presi
dent."' Outmf '.)() Senators only eight, six- Hepublicans and two
Demiici'iits, joined Senator Johnson in the final roll call ! !
Ajul yet sonic 'of the augiist' members of the Upper House
wonder why there is such popular dissatisfaction with tho Sen
atorwhy the suggestion that the Senate be abolished eutiroly,
receives serious consideration "out in the. sticks."
,
Tlli: -Senate costs tho ipeople 6f the country nearly a million
IrlrillnrM ii ivoiii1 iri'uJiliivtpH nlntie, Whnl if coytjt them iirolhcr
directions simply 'defies Coniputat ion.
' "AikP'yfl tlltt-jVOple of tile country are forced to pay about
$8000 a month to nine Senators for the privilege of allowing
them tVi"keep tho-Senlito in session, and do nothing, while tiicy
pay their idle colleagues about $75,000 during 'the same period.
DOING NOTHING 1 excopt of course, annoying and pester
in the President of the, United States, by taking two months
to semiro the httTf ien't iun of a treaty that but for them, could
have beeii ratified in as many days. - . . .
if
WITH the country in the grip of a widespread depression,
President hoover has a 'difficult enougTi-job to perform
at liest, - But these Sonatoi'H who are so di'terminAl to make it
hiii'dtl' arc Veally fitaking hiM task an easier one. x -
' For by their petty and pestiferous tactics they arc creating
a syinpalliy for the President which, blliervise, he might have
rbcen.Himljre to attain. The V'lnorican people, as a whole arc un
doubtedly dissatisfied with conditions as they are, hut it takes
more than a business depression to destroy their innate love for
fair play. . 1
So in spite of this depression, and in spite of the unpopu
larity of the new tariff bill, there is no doubt that, thanks to
the Juiinsons and Binghams and Hales, President Hoover comes
out of the special session with more respect and popularity than
he enjiiyed when he went in.
GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE
fN THE t'aniiiii'gu lo abolish
Mini, it is Always claimed
raise rativi( lo fatten the profits
tho common people. '
Of course, this isn't true.
ground largely because when rates have, been raised there has
been a tremendous outcry, with nnteh publicity in the press;
and When they have lieea lowered, practically 1io notice of the
fact has been taken whatever. .- ! .-;;.
, ..!', i.;-.s i i '
A FKW days ago the .commission, after an exhaustive invest i-
tion, oi'dered.oduc(ioii of . light and power-rates in the
northern part of the state which will save customers hi that (lis
iricb' UM'iV.JULdJaS' HOI JiAliS a, year. ..; ;... . :
" If tiny jjorljoutn 101 iec of; ttiis reduction' has beeHi tiiken it
has rse'ilped.pu atcjilion. The new, rates are reported as 7 per
MUTT AND JEFF-Lbt ih a Map Factory ' -
r J k aw- 1 . . , A 1 , I 1 I . 7 lu j z . . . . , . i, .
i . " i wncKC' rKC i i rcv. v-v i iiw i i iuraft i.i r I ir n tr. - i. rsjt. wj . -i m.if-u a.. ...r.. v.-.. . .
We. MUTT?! CAP TAIN SHooTtED 1.0OKS AS IF V SoMTHlrJ-S He 6ftit46 im AMTHeft txftecTtow. Poulouj Trlctvs J A tv4at V "ycPBVT- H2
UrrV f-AS'HSTfcgftgttk rtG L WOULDN'T -Be TC-We OL MILL- TORrVJ lcft at j !r,7 s . ' Writs )fj AIL
VT74 . VTOVWN TVg STAIR'S- I :if17', . HRG H0UCyey m FW:rorrVTi-FOLLOUl THfe bissgst I -CW LiiCC 1 I rrri-iA.S I
l&to lSeV? 'A riTi V MORVft- TORN) . r JJj. (t, -Orr.
to the Senate, mid requested
the trenty and, it in Kafe to say,
DO without breaking faith with,.
President, by delaying action
the, slattvpubliu service commis-
the commission does nothing but
of the big corporations, and rob
,
But the impression has gained
cent under tho' rates in the I-os Angeles area, and 14 per cent
under tho rates of those enjoyed in the Seattle district, where
the people own their own utilities.
..
TIIK members of the commission may not be as alive to the
people's interests as they should be. But in the face of this
action, it can no lougcr.be justly charged that tliey only raise
rales and never lower them;
i Moreover, this reduction 'supports the contention of this pa
per, that the way to protect the interests of the people as against
the powpr companies is ;iot to abolish the commission .and fituii
abandon all public control and regulation, but o retain Jhe,
commission and, by proper appointments, see tI)iitTtf;jCuncti6ns
in the interests of the people, as originally intended.
Personal Health! Service
By William Brady, M. D. r
Blcned letters pertaining to personal health and hytisns.MMt -t. dlirSM, dlafnoslt or treatment
csill be aneverw! by Dr. Brady If A stamped self addressed smelopa Is enclosed. Utters should be
brief and vrllteo In Ink. O-ng to tba large number of letters recelred only a fee can ba answered
bare. . No reply eao ba midi 'a queries Dot cooferalnc to Instuetlooj. :- Address Dr. Wallaae Brady
la care of Tba Uall Tribune.
YE.HS AND YICA11S AFTKItWAHD ONE' IIKES TO RECALli
- ' TIIK GOOD OMI I'OISO.V 1VVDAY8. " '
Hchopdnhauer, the grumpy old
peHsirrflBt,: explain, why ;the long
Vacation seemed so much lonirer
when we were
kid. than It
seems to us now.
Don't read Scho
penhauer though
not till you are
ovor 60.,- Keep
your. Illusion, .as
ong as., you can.
But when you do
grow up and
out tt- you'll get
ull the moro kick out of -Orumpy.
. lomo of our literary critics 'de
clare nn - author -.must ,first live
before ho can write effectively
about 'life. By that rule a doc-'
tor must first have a. disease be
fore ho can -hope to . understand
It., 1 do not entertain any such
notion, but. I'll toll tho render
that 1 have had all seven kinds of
Itch nnd there is very little other
experts or authorities can. toll me'
about Iho subject. I've worn
Spangle nnd Klnde's winter under-
wear, had caterpillar hlvos, bnt-1
tied Capo Cod mosquitoes, oncoun
tored ' Hudson- river bedbugs,
caught scabies, helped myself
three times to orthoform , cry--themn,
nnd finally completed my
education in Itching' with, a .post-j
gradunto course In ivy dermatitis,
All these . preliminary Itches : are,
annoying, and tho orthoforml
(chemical) erythema 1s exasper-l
ating nnd more bo with each sue-;
ecaslve attack, -but person has
not really ltohcd until ho has
had a summer und autumn out--Insr
with lvv Dermatitis.'..; "
l'olaon ivy grows as ,0. low slilllbj,'
or a vino cllmhinB,Jivn wan .01
tree. , Dlstlngul.h r1t-fTom harm
less vinotJ or V)hflil4: 'by Its ooiri
potind leaves, caclilj.h'vl"8 ,.,"'t'0
loarlots; tho faiplMar woodbino
or Virginia creoprr uttcn nirHUikon
for poison Ivy :has five lonflet..
I'olson Ivy lcutlo'ts mo Irregularly
notched on oho side and have
usually a velvety covering of fine
,,,,,i,.iii.,inli. The vino on
plant bears small. Inconspicuous
yellowish tifcon flowers in "6ai'ly
summor, 'in olustors, . anil these
develop In tho autumn Into. small
globular smooth green fruits,
which finally becomo Ivory ' or
whito when ripened.
. One of the best . protective
n,nnu,irnH where VOU must WOl'k
or play In proximity to poi.orf
Ivy In a smearing of the exposed
skin, with" common yellow soap
lather. Of comae this will not
last long. If the exposure l
prolonged, smearing the skin With
ordinary . gear, grease or axle
greaso Is -more satisfactory. Then
111 either case tho exposed skin
mould be reveatedly bathed with
many1 rinsings ot Hoapy water, In
order to removo any of tho Ivy
toxin that may be on tho skin.
Tho poisonous principle of Ithus
toxicodendron Is .very similar to
tho only toxins we know us such
tho poisons produced by llio
growth and multiplication of cer
tain disease germs. Helng of euch
character, the ivy toxlsi is capable
of producing In ii susceptible In
dividual a specific Immunty, Just
as dlptherln toxlu floes. At least
wo bollevfc .till. Is so. .
Wo now have available n con
centrated poison Ivy extract which
hns proved exceedingly effective,
when administered -tiypodiu-mlcally
aw a remedy for Ivy poisoning. Ih
most cases one or two doses bring
ing a prompt recovery nnd nlmost
Invariably putting nn end to the
Intolerable Itching w 1 1 h I n 5-
hour.. - Any doctor anywhere . can
ariminlstor this treatment, which
Is provided by various reputable
biological laboratories... -i ; : - ,
For., the first aid trentmont 'of,
ivy poisoning-.the- best remedy, isi
perhaps 'tincture! ; of iron chlorideJ
diluted half and half with water,:
and applied a'a. lotion to the-'af-fected
or exposed skin four or five
times a day. ".: :.
(J.U1CSTIONS AND ANSWERS ,;
Saving the Baby, .
Would It be advisable to have
an 8 months' old. baby inoculated,
for diphtheria? ;. While I: think: It
is fine .we of tonl- hear. i,, people;
speaking ', against , It. . Would : It'
bcfbctter to wait till, fall or tiavo;
It .done now? E. -a, .; , . ;
Answer you mean,. 'not- inocu
lation, but Immunization, w By-i all
means have tho- baby immunized
against - dlptherln NOW. ' It - re-1
uulres several months for the Im
munity , to, develop- fully :after,thc
administration .of , the toxin-antl,-toxln;
meanwhile tho baby would
be only partly protected. . So do
it NOW, and by foil tho baby will
be protected. Diphtheria is most
fatal .to: very young babies, -and
therefore Immunization . is most
necessary in early Infancy, Do I
not talk ngalnst anything I deem
not good , for folks, here? If
there wore nny ground for talk
ing 'asnlnst tho . prevention: of
diphtheria, I'd talk against it here.
Show mo who talks against it and
I'll show you cither nn Ignpra
imuB or a crook. It Is principally
crooks , that finance the propa
ganda against dlptherla preven
tion, smallpox provontion and
honest medical work in general.
The quacks figure thati overy Jion-
est doctor slandered In the eyes
of the gullible public makes the
.uiiJdng, onslcr for them. Hence
lltoy: :l.'ay for , tho nntl-modlcal
propaganda.
in irtigtoolirs Health .Certificate.
l want you to know thut one
mothor, nt least, believes youi are
doing m world of good In your
courageous agitation for the bride
groom's health certificate , .
Mrs. W. K. 11. !
An.wor Yoh. maybe, but nil 1
know Is what I read In the let
tors, and some of the lottors are
pretty severe, lly the way, don't
wall till the man I. a bridegroom.
Ho should produce his health cer
tificate whon he comes as u sultoiv
Uy health certificate I mean a
signed statement by a reputable,
physician that in his opinion tho
man has no communicable dis
ease. ,
Should n Child Have Diphtheria?
My wife wishes to have our 7-yoar-olil
son Immunized against
dlptherln. 1 object becauso l once
heard ll talk by tt doctor who
mild there Is no rail proof . . .
II. II. I).
Answei Klther you misunder
stood the doctor or ho was a char
latan. I'roof? Consult tho rec
ords fur the city of Auburn. N. Y.
My advice Is tlint every child
should be given tho Schick test,
and if this Indicates the child Is
susceptible, then tho toxin-antitoxin
ImmunlZalon treatment, and
lilwajs , bqforc .school (ige. . The
younger the , greater .the 'danger
of diphtheria," so you can't niotoct
the child too early,
(Copyright John F. Dllle Co.)
NURSES SUFFER FROM
PTOMAINE POISONING
NEW YORK, , July 22. fP)
Thirty. nix iuiihoh In tho Wlllnrrt
Pnrkei hospltnl woro trpjitert by
phylciuns yestcnlny for ptomnlne
poisoning, nttrlhutpd to nieut they
had for v dinner Sunday, Three
Irveie still in hospltnl beds" today,
but were recover In k. .
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STORIES
MO HE tK'KAN SIGHTS
lly Mary (inihuiii llunnur,
. John and "Tegcy and the Little
Black Clock wero having a -wonderful
time seeing tho creatures
who lived under the ocean - nnd
along Hhe coast, for tho Clock had
i turned me time
- ahead and he hod
a -boat which
could go BO
quickly as wjjll,
aH so far down
In the water.
Now they went
far up the coast
where they
watphed seals go
ing to rest on the
land where thoy
ti- a I n e d their
children.
"They hnvo
auch Ronsl tivo
whisker hair "
tho Little Black Clock said, "and
these help thorn when they dlVe.
"Then they are well known Tnt.
their hliiblier which- koeps thenV
warm and gives them their own
heat in the cold climates.'
After this tiiey went and watch
ed a numlier ot n.emhern of the
walrus family. They were lying
down on some rocks nnd the Little
Bluck Clock told tho children that
one was always on the watch-out
for ononiles. If thin one should
want to take a nap ho awoke one
of tlie others to take his place.
"There are uch odd creature
in the ocean." said the Little Black
Clock. "There are the moltusks.
for example, whtrjj get enough ma
terial from the-''- ocean for their
shells so that they don't have to go
away from their homes to shop."
"ThAt's lucky for 'them," Peggy
said. "Isn't It? And there are the
sucker sharks which swim hy the
sides of the sharks, or attach them
selves below so they cin get free
rides." the Clock ; added. '
They traveled now where they
tms i vtvw vaw
JV'lsAVA
T. So.nd ef a
COW ;
8. Branches ol
learning
. Olden abhr. -ill.
tight helmet
II. Soatb Amerl
can animals
13. Monntnln
. plercod by the
Slmplon tnnael
14. Nlsrorlaaea
K. Brook
ii. Thlaklnc
it. Angry
i. Dnmp
is. silkworm
III. New! comb,
form
13. 1'rlesfly tribe
- of- Israel
4. Hilar. ..
s,". Bonntlfnl bird.
a. Torn
Is. Linger
3U. Admirer! trl
position
41. tuslens if
cnrely .
tl. Small qnarrel
47. A king of the
' jlninlckltcs
60. 11 road thor
onghfarei abbr
41. Bora - .
61, 1'JursJ ending
66. Continent:
abbr. ,
65. Jtentfl
(7. 1'ark In tha
llocklea
68. atoll of tnbaceo
BOWS
1. Being three la
- one , -'
S. l'ronoan
U.Oem
t.' Vnnck
Funeral piles
. HnU, . ...
saw the coral creatures building on
top of tho pretty skeletons left by
previous members of the coral fam
ily. ',
"They will keep on building un
til they reach the" top of the ocean,
but never above." the Little Black
Clock Baid, ''because they can't live
out ot water. Do you want to sec
some more of them?" ,
. Both the children said that they
did. .,. ; - '.
. -J - 1
Tomorrow MViYys mid llahlls."
Ye Letter Box
A Dancer Speaks Out
Tq the Editor's . ,
J am very flinch interested to Bee
that the InipTjrtant rolo which danc
ing playB In contemporary Ameri
can life has at last been acknowl
edged by a national newspaper ad
vertiser In an advertisement, not
ol dancing, but of cigarettes. This
may be attributed to the ever-increasing
popularity of dancing as a
pleasant and healthful form ot so
cial recreation.
Grace, which Is such an essen
tial feature of proper dancing, can
best bo uchieved by dancers who
follow the modem, nthletic. tradi
tion of slcnderness and moderation.
It sIb gratifying to obsorvo that the
national advertisers have taken
this factor Into consideration; lor
Ihe" grace necessary to give danc
ing aesthetic form and significance
Is rarely, if ever, achieved by cor
pulent persons. On tho dance floor
results of over Indulgence arc
quickly revealed-cnuBlng embar
rassment not only to one's dancing
lnrtncirR-ut also to other dancers
by encroaching on more than a fair
share of apace on a crowded or,
as is often tho case, on a dance
lloor of limited proportions. Danc
ers today, when templed to over
indulge In Ihe punch howl or the
buffet, reach for a cigarette in
stead.
Though dancing is sometimes
frowned upon as a form of recrea
tion in summer, careful observation
will reveal that objections to it in
variably occur In the cases ot those
who, due to excessive weight, have
difficulty in moving their bodies
with the desired ease and grace.
- Yours very truly,. . - - , .
ARTHUR Ml'RRAY,
cast 4.id St., New York
Do Yon Remember?
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
fFrom files of the Mail Tribune,)
1 :June 22, 1920
Sealed bids asked for conslm,
tion of Crater Lake highway p,
pect to Union" Creek. '
.'John q. Mann elected presids,,
ot school board.
Jackson .county Odd Fellow, i,
hold meet In Aslilanc.
Special election called to vote 01
giving water to Southwest Meilrort
Marlon. Warron G. Harding s,
cepta Republican nomination.
Harry Walther goes to Salem Ii
get recount Medford census.
Stanley Sherwood Joins ranks ol
postal mall carriers.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
(From files of the Mail Tribunal
July 22, 110 '
City swelters in hottest night oi
record.
Jay Bowerman slated as RepuV
: City- Will expend million dol'iti
on paving program.
Citizens protest hbuse'niovlng si
Oakdale avenue.
City pipe.' line completed.
.Medford ' National bank to .
tend its building .to the alley,
a Central avenue frontage.
Pear " packing school opens.
Quill Points
Ifthe apple rtinde Adam ljecom
one of tho gods, our guess Is thm
he squeezed the juice out bnd le;
It set a while.
People go crazy by trying to un
dcrstand the incomprehensible, So
It's much safer to say that women
are queer, and lot it go at thai.
Like attracty like: And dlvor
shows how diwappointed people a
whan Ihn fir, A nut nthnt ll... --7.
like, ,
T lien o whs less diiylinlil
spooning: In iniggies. in a
buggy you couldn't Ret far
ciiougli to Iio ninong strangertt
whoso opinion didn't matter,
"I will stop at nothing." sajs a
fiction character. Probably one of
those fellows trying to oulyuest
Wall street. That's where they
stop. , .
The Chinese have just one war
after another, but they don't car
much. They have just as many
cooties In time of peace.
. Ame'rcanl'sm: Deciding to mak(
money In oVder to live; getlins tii
habit und then Hying In rder o
make money, f '
A' rosort Is a- place. -where yon
pa-y a dlmo every hour or so fur
something you could get Cor-nol-v
ing ai nomo. ... , , - -r. - j
(Hojiv aWr New1 yirk ' wlll nu'
Description: "lies Ihe kind
or rt fellow tvlio cant iVi'llnr
a clgarelto witliiiut adding Unit
Im has always lived a clcnn
life."
'' The male of every species 1b nwrr
hnndsomo than the female. What"
Well, you notice that men can sr:
by without camouflage.
disqualify a fighter who fouls- ''"
tore training-will include guunllni
with the knee. .
The Jury must Judge by the rvl
dence. Uut the most convincing
evidence may be the evident Ik'
thut the witness is lying.
Every community has et
one man that nobody Is aware
except when ho announces that h
Isn't candidate, , , .
Correct tills sentence: "I "r"
tills nils' because It'n tlie best," jll
the filling station man. "not '"
J?k..r. .. .1 nroflt."
Westfltv Western Lumber Co
plant ivura(kl operations, eivi"'
employment to 250 men.
By BUD FISHER