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Ao Independent Nnraptper
Kntmd u mond elim nutter t Utdford,
Oretoo, ondw Act of March 8, 1876.
SUBHCHtPTlON BATES
Br Mifl In AdruMw:
Piilj, with Bundijr, year 7.R0
Dally, with Sunday, month 7&
Dally, without Sunday, year.. 0.30
ln.ly, without Bunday, month 01
Sunday, one year 2.U0
br Carrier, In Adtine Mcdfurd, Asblaiid,
jMtoomtllt, 4'mtral Point, lboenlx, Talent, Uulil
11U1 and on Hlgliwari:
Dally, with Sunday, Month $ .78
Daily, without Sunday, month OS
Daily, without Bunday, one year 7.00
Daily, with Bunday, pne year 8.00
AH terms, cash In adrance.
, Official paper or the City of Mfdford,
Official paper of Jackson County.
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Tht Asswiitnl Vm Is etrlmlrely entitled to
the use for pulillealion of all newi dhpateha
rrediteO to It or otlterwle credited tn mm paper,
and aUo to Hie local newi published herein.
All right for publication of apecial dipalcuea
herein are also reamed.
WHO WILL BE THE NOMINEE? '
'T'lIE Ropublicfln state convention which opens in Portland to- 1
morrow promises to lie a verv ciiliveninir uerforiiiuiice. AJ-!
tlionijh- litis it ;iiie(v!)-"a- patherinsr of state committeemen; it
promises to rurt true 'to the form of all political conventions,
a fjrent deal of noise and fury for public consumption and in
numerable private conferences, where the real hiisincss will be
transacted.
However, in one particular, this convention differs from the
typical (,'atlieriii" of the kind. The people always wonder what
the convention will do, lint in this instance the people are not
wondering half as hard as the convention delegates themselves.
There are more ideas ahout who the nominee should he than
there are delegates, lor every delegate has at least two choices,
and manv three. The delegates have no boss to look to, and
no real leadership to depend upon. Of course an outstanding
leader may he produced hut this is doubtful, Vor more likely
the result will, depend upon certain imponderable forces over
which no individual will have control.
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
ilE.MUKIl Of AUDIT BUREAU
W CIKCUhATIONH
A. B. C. twice elrrutannn for tlx mooUu
nHnt Marrli HI, ID.'lu, oaa .322.
Maily iveriite dhtrlbtitluo fur tlx mooUu to
Maim m, m.111 ii;7f.
i'rnrnt net paid A. II. C. 4450.
I'raaant pre run, 41106.
AdrrTtifln, Rrirntntatlm
M. C. MIXIKNflKN ('l)Ml'ANT
Offlra In Nrw York, (lilm-u, unroll, Sin
FrlTKteeo, IM AtHjrlrs, Btaltie, I'utrlaod.
Ye Smudge Pot
(By Arthur Parry)
O'
Tho state committee of tho Ke-
Subpcnn imrty commissioned to
ominatc n candidate for governor
niceta tomorrow, and Ih comported
hf a bevy of efficiency experts,
it will tuko tin; in, In ull probability,
until next Tuesday to do tho four
hour job, with tlmo out for lunch.
The' first momentuous task 1m tho
promulgating of a mt of resolu
tlontt Hhornlly sprinkled with
"wheroaHes." V h o h e resolutions
will be replete with stcmwlndlng
logic, judging by tho past, und will
inform t-ho citizens of Oregon thut
tho Republican party of their fath
ers HtandH for tho Tun Commnnd
mentfl, tho American flare, protec
tion for flreplaceH, and the nbollsh
ment of poverty. Diinmn Hum
will get JiIh eai'H smuuked down,
and then) will be a paragraph to
pacify tho lilgot Vote of the Wll
lametto valley and Portland, a tac
tion of the electorate that in for
ever being charted by the pope.
" "WILD ITOTtSTCS ORT AWAY AS
BAND IH WUV10N IN (lldllne
Uend Bulletin.) Not Buying much
for the band.
Lady ForcUCoupo of the local
Imitation British net, has returned
from a Jaunt to Crater 1-inko, whero
nhe Haw the "bah." Hhe had to
return, ns ,it was about time, to
pick the "pah." Her Ladyship
accidentally Mtuck her hoof in an
olectric "fawn."
"What of tho space hnmennity
beyond tho nebulae, and its rela
tivity on a conjunctive IhihIh"
(Front an Item nbout l'rof. Kln
Hteln'H. theory). Oouhl how the
folks will worry about that!
WIXL KAKNKU 1HA1SK
( rrt'Hs DiNimtcli)
Six bulletH entered hlH body,
but In Herlo, 40 yeara old, lived
lotiff enourth to bo taken to a
hoHpttal. A policeman asked
who Hhot him.
"I don't know," he answered
"but they did a good Job." ,
Many were enrupturett this week
when they read that I'lura Bow,
the "It," was crying hernelf to Bleep
every nhXht because of recent pub
licity, and that Kuth Ktder, who
narrowly escaped HUlclde In the
Atluntlo, wan feeling poorly be
cause her first pair of liuiulcuffrt
wiih going to try it again, with n
Minnesota muld. Along vlth this
nu-HH of halr-ralKtng chit-chat, wiih
tho f labbergaKtlng inform a t I o n
that "AmoH "n Andy" both have
blond eyebrows.
There waH a font-woHhlng nt No
Creek church on Kundtiy, one
month ahead of time. They usual
ly have It the fourth Humlay in
May und November. (Muckvllle
Knterprlse.) Hygienic note.
K. Ulrlch, tho Klk Creek Itlll
witliani who once broko a wlldcnfs
buck with IiIh bare handa, and then
impaled tho varmint on a pitch
fork, towned yesterday and the
' day before. Mr. XTIrleh wandered
too close to Thomati Thumb golf
oourse, and lied like n city chap,
ajiuut tho score he made.
F 1li('H( forces 1 lit most important is that supplied lv tli
(Jcoi'L'o .IoscpIi -hluft. This bloc, liiis nlrcaflv issued its
nltuse iiiraiiist, the selection of nny of the lliree leading eandi
dates, Tom K;iyf 1;dpli Hamilton or Pliil Metselinn. "Klimi
nnte this trio at tho outset." is the Josoh ultimatum, "or wc
will split the mry wiih flu independent candidate."
The Joseph forces may reiinl this ns jrood political strategy,
hut we frreiitly lotilt it. Messrs. Kny, Iliiinilton and M(;tschan
lire, not men easily "MnlTed,' either by the Joseph cohorts or
Hnyone else. Divided and fihtin (iiuoiik themselves, they
miht all be eliminated, but united they could ensily control the
convention. If this Joseph ultiimiliim does ANVTIIlXtJ, it will
render the iiomiiuit ion of one of this trio or some mnu aeeept-
nble to them pniet ieally eertnin.
POR, iis n matter of fnet. ihe TJepublienn cnimnitteemen nre not
greatly lerrified by the prospect of an independent Joseph
candidate. They would fur rnthcr have mi independent cimdi-
f Into to absorb the rndiciil Joseph following tluui run the risk
of lutvinfr this support, go to Air. liniley, the Dctnocratie nominee.
I5lltt (is noted nbove, the Joseph influenei! is jit the present
writinii iinponderiihle. Thut is it, (JANT be weighed in AI
VAXCK. Its effect depends entirely upon how tin? convention
takes it. If it is taken seriously, then nothing cjin defeat the
Kiiy-IIiimillon-Metschan enmp; if it isn't, then, in nil likelihood,
none of these men will get the iinmiiuttinii, but the prize will go
to some dark horse.
VTKX, it is all very interesting und, also, nmusing. Tins interest
is ereated by 1he doubt the gamble; the humor by the lack
of proportion. For wo are nil taking this convention too seri
ously, pnrtioulnrly the delegatus themselves.
After all, what great difference will it make to the average
citizen of this state AVI K) is nominated at Portland? In fact,
what great difference will it make WHO is elected (iovernor?
llefore election we all think and say it will; but after
election we will know that it didn't. The truth is. there will be
no real issue between Mr, Itailey. the .Democratic nominee, and
whoever the liejmbliean nominee may be, except the personal
issue, their respective characters and abilities.; platforms will
mean nothing, party labels will mean nothing. The difference
really will be the difference between twectllc-dum and tweedle-
dec.
Hut in this campaign, as in most others, the political hypno
sis is loo strong for most persons sense of humor The indi
vidual who sits on the side lines, and merely smiles nt it all, is
condemned as flippant, when as a matter of fact he is onlv clear
headed.
SO the gay dance of polities will go on. in a few' months now
llm itiMiiiln m) I !., iJ.t I...,. 4.... i :n
.... i" i.i ,,i ii, mi j inn: mi- inn j'tiriy win jiicaii wic-
gou triumphant, and the vote for another Oregon ruined. And
for a time at least many of us will believe it.
Hut the plain truth is, it is going to be much more important
in November how the people vote on the cabinet form of govern
mcn than how they vote on the governorship. For a cabinet
form of government will really change the wav of doing public
business in this state; who sits in the Coventor's chair won't.
AT It OSS
1. Purl if it loco-
mntiv
4. i'erlultilnir to
(me of llit lira
lull lfcltr
0. Mcnl
1, A iin-r lean hn
morUt
)!). Mty in Florida
14. Fl'DllllllIB inline
1. Summer lltm
era
17. lHt(fry
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St i. I ui tin n nrtr
tl. JHIllll-ul illK'il
prlcat
Si. siiuiii rag
Hi. JiiMlttni-e
SO. Sufficient) poel.
til. Alli-riiullre .
:nt. Jiiitilun
U. f.'liurtiL'trr In
Mj ticln 'i'oiu'i
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83, J'riHicil Inler
niilloiiul luii
tfllUPfB
SI. I'tM't't Until
S.. out
Son of Jtnluti
:ih. hint) of trt-o
II). f'ourteiuu
4i. Stntt) of tho
l'liloni oli I jr.
OkIu
V. M itlicriMl
4(1. St ii old porson
17, fll uii dotv
Solution of Yesterday's Puzzlo
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4U. Conipnnn point
60. At home
tl. Itellea
AI. Wanriorf
A". A i) it i-r
to. JtunnJntr knot
BO. MuHculino
fistnio
61. Ork'iin of
linirliiv
C2. VeNNeli for
iH'iitlntr liittilils
OS. Lower Mmli
1. Vehicle
S. Commotion
3. Stupefy
4. I'runocn
fi. i-:ifptliin son
Itinl
fl. i ml let
T. .Mlni-rn: uprlliff
K. )Ji-niy
II. The legal pro
feIon
It. Crlnlrr't
ruentsurv
20. Ifilntifl of St,
Jolin's exilu
tt. KlUlfai
3. Uflllt up
it. hind of fish
Si. Whole
tl. linking chum
burs
SS. f .,(
u. butts of the
cute
31. Carry
38. .tljsHf
2U. Ahslstnnt
41. School usf(;n
ment
44. Female sund
plper . 1
id. I.iiirktmllli'i
lui in nierliiff
hloc-k
45, A iiuecn of
JCiifrlatul
CO. I'eui'OL'k JjuI-
ltrily
M. I'orMi
6S. A(r
ft3. Simill ronnd
nuirh
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G.i, lleloro. .
An, Droop
ontinent
nljtir.
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33 5534 """3? 5T'3j
W 'SfT4o 7 42
43 A4 45 : 5 4L
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iilii'ond, point i ii jt with pi'idc and vicwiii-; with Hltinn. AVc nro
(joiiiK to resist the temptation, ns strenuously us possihle, hut
we woiddn'l wager a (treat deal on the outeonie. l'rol)ahly he
i'ore the eampait;ii is over the .Mail-Trihiiiie will he joinins in. the
war dance with ns imieh disregard for the eternal verities as
anyone else.
Communication
Trait. Tulrte KmcikUmI
To tho Keillor: Your "I'cnr .Valuation Tnlle" pulillslieil lust evening
In very Intel cslini; to the grower nil on the Imsls of your flBUres, thla
tnlile c-xleiuled ahoulil lieeonie of Inlere.ft to the whole community.
Your tnliuhitlou. , Kxtension or Halen expeuse,
J'er ton. nt 4i nkd. boxes to ton.
91. uo i.o.n. iHiitiilti r,0
l.till f.o.b. enuuls 39.00
1.7S f.o.b. eouulH 45.50
1..S5 f.o.b. eiiuals 50. IM)
-.00 f.o.b. eiiuals 50.50
iJ.Ufi f.o.b. eiiuiils C7.00
y.50 f.o.b. eounls 7S.00
Still, nssuuiInK thnt your tabulation is rorrer
er charge nieutloned In your suniniary storage.
Olio halt of the fruit shlpiiucl from this valley to meet Its markets
Is Moreil for the season. Tho grower enjoys n charge of I!5 cents pel
box for this service In Meilford, another sales expense of 11 dollars
per ton.
There Is a wonderful cluincc for some of the analytical heads on
.Main street that feel the crying need of more nnv rnlla In i,..i -..,. ...
dlaosl these figures. Compare them with the sales exneiise in voin- nun
eiiuals $31.
equals 31.40
eiiuals 31.50
eiiuals 31.40
equals 31.50
equals 3.00
equals 3-.00
let us consider anoth-
huslnc
business
I'. o.
the above may all ho tho
' Your truly.
Mux DUO, City.
'growers problem": but. how Is
KII5 lilCllAKDSON.
fV course to have a pond man for (iovernor is hotter than to
have ii mini who isn't. Hut we have no ilniibt the liepuh
liean nominee will ipialify as a "isnod" man and, from all we
eiin learn, the Democratic nominee can safely he placed in that
untettory now.
Once elected, what 'n (Iovernor can readilv accomplish de
pends almost entirely upon the lcojshiture and upon economic
conditions, neither of which he can control. The position, under
our present form of novernnicnt, is entirely an honorary on
with the Kindle exception of the opportunity that rests in the
appointive power.
Quill Points
lie can nffonl to hire a siM'vant
wait on him.
Drawing a comic strip (h onsy, !
Tho hrtnl part is to think tin U'ou-I
Men and sorrows enough to keep
It funny.
Auto manufacture .shouldn't 1
count too much on tho roplat o-1
ment hiininess. When a car is
junked a buyer Is eliminalnl, too.
To Ohandl rvnd follower: Which
would you prefer, to ho ulavos
without salt or free men without :
hooch '!
I A
Von run tell when you're nn
a del onr. Those humps tiro
rlny Inslend of chickens. "
B
Why should a younjr M. X), do
pencral practlco when he ran put
on ft white eont und multiply 'y
l.'T the convention meets tomorrow and tl... ,..,,.,,.; ,..! llM1 "ml bo n vMM-
soon after. In no time at all the spelll.indcrs will ,,, . T'o reason it's l.nrder to lead n
Tho wife of a famous man has
one social advantage. She never
runs out of something to talk
nhotit.
Americanism: Making a very
moderate kucccsm of ytiur own busi
ness; it citing t show tho other
f e How li o w to r u n it is.
Fame In what you ncqulrt just
before ' old acquaintances begin
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M.D. ...
Do.Yoa Remember?
fend IrtUn) iwUlnlnc to penontl bnlli wM hrfl, not to dhM, dlapwl. r taM
brief tM rttt In Hit Mn l. tb. Urp arnta of Wttr. reiml h "J1"
ton. No ml eao b. Buk QKrlo Mt cofBlol U tottrottteM. UdrM Dr. HilUan Briar
to ear. of If MaU Trlbuna.
MENU FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE TO LIVE
WITH PEPTIC ULCER PATIENT
The family or housemates of the patient should eat and should not
peptic ulcer patient will be leased - ... ..
by our new diet book when it Is off amulllatory caHe. A)1 tnte is given
the press. ion in carefully worked out tables in
know we are pub- t,e foo we're publishing. Now
lishing a humdin-,ju the past the other members of
ger, all by our- the patient's household have not
selves, and when j,ad much of a break they've been
It comes to find- compelled to subsist on whatever
In g your way they could get after the patient's
about In Hie. special requirements have been at
maze of dieting, tended to. it Is time that the rest
you .c 8 nit 8 of the family received some con
wrong with our of- sideratlon, and so we present below
ficial guide book menus for the rest of the family
in your hand. We'll announce here ns -well as complete menus for the
In this column when the nook is patient. Of course the patient
ready. takes six meals a day. The rest
I gave here a week or two ago of the family, worry along on the
the lists of things the peptic ulcer usual three meals a day, to eat:
TUESDAY
Morning Noon
Prunes 'Pot roast of beef
Cream o' Wheat with Mashed potatoes
milk and sugar 'Spinach
Toast and butter Hread and butter
'.Milk or coffee 'Haked custard.
Milk '
WEDNESDAY
Fresh fruit In season Hamburg steak
Wheatena with milk Mashed potatoes
Buttered carrots
Bread und butter
Gelatin and cream
Milk v
THURSDAY
Feet stow with car
rots, onions, potatoes
Peas
Dread and halter
Chocolate junket
Milk
and sugar
Toast and butter
Milk or coffee A
Milk or coffee A
Stowed nprieotR
Oatmeal with milk
and sugar
ToaHt and batler
Milk or coffee
Evening
Cold meat
Escalloped potatoes
Carrot and pea salad
'Canned pears
Milk or tea
Hard cooked eggs
Escalloped tomato
Cabbage salad
Dread and butter
Prune whip
Milk or tea
- TEN YEARS AGO TODAY 4
(From files of the Mall Tribune.)
July 24, 1920
B. F. Lindas, recent arrival from
Washington, D. C, writes letter to
editor lauding valley and inhabi
tants thereof.
Trlgonla oil wolf halts work at
depth of 005 feet, as hoist rope
too short.
Fordson
enthuses.
tractor demonstration
Warsaw Bolsheviks halt Polish
advance.
Senator (Our George) Chamber
lin to tour state in Ford auto, for
for re-election.
Medford Elks win silk flag
state convention at Salem.
at
TWENTY YEARS AUO TODAY
(From files of the Mail Tribune.)
July 21, 1921
Salem Congressman Hawley
seeks re-election.
Xew York Fashion expert pre
dicts fair sex will wear their hair
like mon by 1!30. i
T. E.' Daniels last reported ns
looking over Niagara Falls Is
probably down by now.
Seven hundred peoplo attend
first Bwlmming races at nntutor-
lum.
American cheeso
Baited rice with tomatoes
Lettuce salad
Dread and butler
'Apple sauce
Milk or tea
A new Ruick owned by Col V.
Li. TouVelle hits phone pole on
Main street, "and is ruined."
Sid Brown and'Moso Darkdull
on auto trip to Crater Lake forced
to walk eight miles.
Prunes
Pettijolms with milk
and sugar
Toast and butter
.Milk
'Stowed apricots
Halstouu with milk
and sugar
Toast and butter
Milk
"Baked apple
Cornineul with milk
und sugar
Toast and butter
Milk or coffee
Stewed or canned
peaches
.Malk breakfast food
with milk and sugar
Toast and butter
Milk or coffee
FRIDAY
Baked fish
Mashed potatoes
'Asparagus
Bread and butter
Bread pudding
Milk
SATURDAY
Fish chowder
Buttered peas
Bread and butter -Cornstarch
pudding
'Milk
SUNDAY
Eggs
Baked potatoes
'Spinach
Bread and butter
Rice pudding
Milk
MONDAY
Lamb stew, .with po
tatoes, carrots and
-onions -Bread
and butter .
'Tapioca pudding
Milk
Creamed fish
Baked potatoes
. Strlnghoan salad
Bread and but I or
Baked custard
'Milk or tea
Baked rice and
cheese
Tomato salad
'Apple snow
'Milk or tea
Cream of spinach
soup
Bacon
Baked dried lima
beans
Dread and butter
'Canned or stewed -
peaches
Milk or tea
Baked hash
Corn
Bread and butter
Apple sauce
Coooa .
The patient may eat Hems marked with ()
Now that we have provided for excessive sweating in the armpits,
the rest of the family, perhaps we Mop or brush some of the skin of
had better attend to a similar
the armpits once a day or on alter-
mitp diivs for a week, allowing it
seven-day menu for the patient in to jly m the air before dressing,
the first week of medical treat- After that an occasional applica
tor duodenal ulcer, as an ambula- tion will keep the trouble in con
tory case. Until our next chut the trol.
patient may as well try the Slppy Joint Physio
diet '1 ounces of cream and Please explain In your column
ounces of milk every hour In the how cltocnrbonate and phenolph
day from 7 a. nt. to 10 p. m. and thnlein nets on the system. (U C.
once or twice In tho night If not A.)
under medical care. Ans. Either or botn act ns a phy-
sic. . 1 should not advise frequent
UESTNONS AND ANSWERS resort to the saline or salts,- but
Sweating in Armpits phenolphthalein, in dnses of one
Please give me n prescription or two grains, is less objectionable
Tor excessive perspiration under as a frequent laxative than most
the arms. I am 13 years old. (G. of the drugs popularly used for the
E- purpose. The phenolphthalein tab
Answer. A solution of aluminum let or lozenge should be chewed up
chloride, one-half ounce, in water, or crushed Into fine powder before
three ounces, seems to be the most taking.
satisfactory lotion for controlling (Copyright. John F. Ilille Co.)
Sundown
STORIES
JJtJIITS IX THK DARK.
By Mary Graham Ron nor.
"This . Is- tho first boat to
fa
court action
profits.
to horn In on your
If business over docs come back,
wo shall nt last discover whether
Uanto told the truth.
is due to the knowledge that a fool
dad will square things.
The department of justice will
disregard the little fellows. Per
haps it has noticed how nicely
tariff makers get by with that
policy.
A statesman is a man whose one
desire is to servo the country by
retaining in office tho man best
qualified to serve it.
Another , thing the vtoHtl
needs Is a set of sbln piiards
for husbands who ily bridge
with (heir wive.
It's all right to eat Talsin pie nt
a picnic If you remember that
raiislns don't crawl.
Yet much of the folly of youth
Correct this sentence: "She ran
her car into mine." said the min.
"but ehe drove on without calling
mo'n hateful old thing."
Klamath Falls. "Weyerhaeuser
box shook manufacturing phunt,
located on Weyerhaeuser plant
holdings south of city, started operations.
-as far as we're going now," Raid
' the Little Ulack
CMock. "but I've
turned the tlmo
ahead, you know,
and I li a v o
plenty of magic.
Everything will
be all right."
Down, down
they wont, until
they had reach
ed a depth in
the ocean where
it was utterly
d ark. But the
Little Black
Clock had ..arranged that there
should be bnoughiasovJt was
not' hard to breathe.
The only light to brighten the
darkness of . the water was tho
powerful searchlight in the now
of the submarine. It seemed very
small In such darkness.
It was very strange, very, very
quiet down here. How queer It
would be, the children thought,
to live down here In this (inlet
and darkness. How strange that
creatures Hhould want to make
thin their home.
Now and again they saw some
pointed roVks and then great W
deep valleys which were lighted '
up every onre in a while by tho
fishes its they made their own
electricity in their wanderings.
And now more and more
strange fishes were lighting tip
the great darkness. It was like
visiting caves or dark caverns
with sudden senrehlights showing
bits of the surroundings here
and there. t i
As the sudden lights darted on.
and off the children eotild Fee
how beautiful many of thcfie crea-.
tures were, and Rome hnd huge
lights thnt looked like the bright
lights of automobiles. They saw
a small tva shark which had
lights along its lower surface, and
which were of great help to him
in feeding along the ocean floor.
And to think, as John said, that
this life was going on down here, -t
day after day, night after night,
each fi.sh making his way in the
stillness of the dark sen. They
had gone alnng the ocean floor
by means of the caterpillar wheels
of the boat.
What tripn the Little Black
Clork could plnn!
Tomorrow 'A City Canyon. M
Ti ixiNu 'i in: ;ossns
(Wright, Ml mi., lnwi)
Albertvllle, Community nnd
Neighboring towns:
Alvira nnd I havo been ffone for
five weekH. Wo mire heard noun
no,vn Hlnce. 1 wish ft ott would tell
the truth, then you would havo
cnouirh to wiy,
It sure Is KtirprlKlng what people
can talk usually) it la JudginK
dtliern by themselves.
When It comes to provtgifr thing
no one wants to ho connected with
the uffuirn, but otherwiwe they till
may their nhnro.
X think each and every one ban
enough In their own famlllen epe
clally taking a young ghl's giiml
name, when theru is no truth in It.
Hoping 1hl will lie tho last of It.
You 'can tell when you meet
people-that they are guilty of some
talk.
Furthermore If you have any
thing to say, come to us nnd find
out. .
A fine farewell?
Alary and Alvira Oil leu.
(MUTT AND JEFF A Weather Vane Is No Sign Post
5
A 40-ncre farm is run by the Bap
tist church of Hopkins. Mo., to help
pay the minister's salary.
Hirni Miimigcntont Onlns
AM KM, Iowu-1'H-An Incroane
of $102 per farm over 1 0 28 in
management returns is recorded
by 650 low a farmers who com
pleted record lust year. Manage,
ment return Ih the amount left
after all ex pennon tiro deducted
from the grow income.
By BUD FISHER
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