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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ' OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 19.10. SOE FOUR rn- " . no.-. .:. ( s ; ' J m ,V not J? J tdi li f. h . rn::. ' M'Hf i-ii !) n 1 1 I l!J rn ; i: it n twi- Uir TMif n to IT' Medpord Mail Tribune - , Dilly an) ImUf "! ' FuMJiM br ' KEBfOBD rBJNTlNO CO, 1A- H-1T-1J N. fit St. ROBERT W. BDIIU Mltw P. tUMPTBK 81111 U, Mutter All iDdeptnileot Keoptpar Bntaraj u Meond etui toatter at Madford, OraftoO. utW Art of March 8, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION BATES W auu -in Auiaoaa: i. j. Daily, tilh Bandar, .. . ft.BO Dal lj, with Sunday, Booth .TS , - Daily, without Sunday, year 6. GO nail, all taut Hunliv. munth... .05 Sunday, ono year 3.00 Bjr CurUt, In Aduoee Hidof d, Anbland, larkaomllla, Central Point, Pbocius, Taleol, Oold Hill and on HHiiwari: Daily, vita Hunday, month,... 1 -T5 Itail. taiirmut Rurvliv. munth .6ft flatty, without Sunday, or year T OO Daily, vtlb Sunday, oM year 8. t ,. Alt Uraw, cai) in adianca. . Official paper of tl.t City of Medfont Official paper of Jackson County. MEMBER OF TIfR ASSOCIATED PRESS I- ItMvtTina Pull Lauad Wifi Smlee . 1h, AaaocUted Pm U ucluiWflly aiitltlad to the UM ror puMlrtuon Of an newa aupiicnca treoltro u u or owerwiw ctmhwi in uiu (ww, BAd also, to iho local nam DUbUabad harclo. All rU'i" f publication of ijtecial dUpatcba mm art auo rer?ea. MKMUFB OP AUDIT RIIKBAO OP CIRCULATIONS - MEM 1KB OP TUB UNITKD PHK88 Adrertblni Repraeatatltcf U C HOCKNfiKN h COMPANY r orrica In Nw Yorl, Chleaja, IWrolt, Baa ftaorlsco, u Anifiea, ueauie, roniaaa. Ye Smudge Pot y Arthur Puny) Wolfnre: workers nro endeavor lug to flguro out why flaming youth flames up and appropriates aulas belonging to1 other people, for joyriding purposes. . It lit due to the laziness of the owner of the ' auto, who 1h too shiftless to re ' move the key., By so doing, he saves himself the tremendous tuHk of putting t back whenever he returns from wherever he has been.- Thus he prevents & drain on his physical strength, and men tal reserve.' The joyriders will continue to joyfully borrow autos with keys left m the car. Often, .the auto owner, who has no pock ets In his punts, becomes ustute and hides the key under the floor mat This always outwits the Joy riders, until they look under the 'mat. By parking the auto In a dsrk alley, contrary to city ordi nance, and leaving the key In Its socket,- contrary to commonHcnse, the probability of the auto being stolen, Is heightened a lot. You can't Illume the joyriders. Every body was young once, und burned down burns, robbed bunks, und stole horses. 1 1 A number of people, - motttly Olflor Girls, have sturted praying for snow on the 25th. Just as many are pruylng that their prayers be unanswered. - Hlx inches of grass hoppers on the floor of the valley would be more enjoyable than the name amount of snow. Jn the first placu, this heck of the woods is no place1 for, snow. A snoWflake alights 6n a power Hue, uml there iivc no olcotrle lights until the middle of next week. In the seo " ohd place, there Is not a shoe sole lit tho city " that would not be waterlogged In three blocks; If dragged through a mantle of the beautiful.' Hnow in thoso purts wl!l not disappear in an orderly manner, but becomes sluuh as soon is poHslblc. Who does not adore a good slosh In the slush. - Hnuw inspires husky young men In tho residential ar6as to exercise their arms hurling snowballs, first soak ed In water, at (J rand ma and (Irandpu, and Infants asleep in their carriages. Hnuw should be confined to the hills, where It Is at home, and Nature has made ar- 'ungomcnts to nccommodato it. Ami Dead drove to Klamath Tuesday, and returned with a record-breaking load' (Lakcvlew Kxatulner.) The pickling season Is well underway.' iru. 'Thcro wua un auto crush last .,U evening not caused by the Chrlst ; i inus trees. The drlvors leaped from their stations and drew their lead ' pencils simultaneously un --taclt other. Then each glowered n wi menacingly at the front wheels of '' -their respectlvo vvhtelua. Ti,0 published llt of evils due In bene! Oregun the coming year, do " Mot Include tho legislature. Ctri .,Tno t,iVU Muskrat ranch re v'!v lHtrts tho loss of five mustnehes" ttireenaerea Ureeielels) Tho cut's M;fwhlskers. . ii'mm Up ur.tll lust evening your corr. a viewed the Hon. K! Whlto as the ''''"InKt " word In trombone nrtltrts. , llmugh he has long since laid away his weapon. Times without nuni - her, when he was doing orchestra- ton work, the writer hud watched In a wo while Kdward unruvtilled ,-.!,. his trombone, missing the left ear of the musician In front of him by If n hah and a red one. Kdward never seemed to be caring where 5' the . detachable port of his tront- '' bono was going to land. In n news . reel now cumint, Mr. White's peer .r., shows up. He Is a sad looking ji. KngllMhmun, playing a trombone C listride n horse, as a member of a "" mounted band escorting the Lrd iin S,HV,P wh should not be con j ... fused with the local O, l,ord, MsLyorl to the blooming, blunted, li bloody council chambers. This llrltlsh artist steers hit horao rtml "f,) "plays the trombone, at onB and the "samo time, very nonchalantly. When not ntiuing at his own font, - '- hr Is Just m tuning the left flunk w..M.f the nag In front of him, and uu hould seo htm1 ilfck tha trombone between the ears of his own outline, Mr. White nun been unhorsed ns a trombonist, In the t, , il'nion of the writer. "L OLD OBLIGATION TO I 0N0NDA0AS IS PAID iHTFtACtrpB, N. Y.. Dec. :0 (41 One humlrcd buhil of mil und 700 hnvt been dpllrerod to (he Ononrlaira Indians b an an'nt of New York alntc an tho annua payment atlptilntod when thi ntntr Imisht . Hvranii frnin I ho tillti MURDER FOR FLOWERS CIIRYSANTTIEMUS und (Mts were in' nviilciiec, wo read, ut tho recent wedding of Mr. Scurfuce Al Capoiic'H hister in Cicero, a Capone suburb of the great city of Cliieaso. That is a picturestiuu fart. A les piettires(tie but more useful fact i that the gatx paid for the flir.v.saiilliciiiiims. ' Out of sheer KcncroHity, we have also read, Mr. Capone inaiiitaius a wiup kitehen for jobless men. He does not have to (lo it. He wins no great publle H.vinpatliy thereby, and any pop ularity campaign on his part would be as fruitless ns it would he necessary. The soup kitehen is i lire generosity. I5ut gats and machine guns enable Mr. Capone to indulge this kindly quality. 1 And, let it be understood, the lethal weapons of gangland arc employed in a manner that has no romance in it. ' ' " .,. THE easiest'uud Kufest man to terrorize is the man who has no friends, little money, no means of defense. Such persons small tradesmen, workmen, petty, grafters filling obscure jobs in one racket or another are the persons gangland terrorizes. Gangland, when it kills, kills on the same 'principle. The easiest and safest way to kill a man is to put hiiii on the spot, nil un aware, defenseless, alone. That is the' way gangland uses its machine guns and gats. Gangland 's displays, flaunting the profits of lawlessness in the face of lawful society, are picturesque. Hut they arc also ugly. Their ugliness i the more iiielusivo and more important quality. Commercialized crime is a Sordid, mean-spirited and thor oughly contemptible business., phrysanthomums bought by mur der easy, safe, cold-blooded murder ought to he displayed only with the price tag on them. San Diego Union. ' SHOWS A DVKH.SFTY, not prosperity, brings oiil a nation's real strength, says l'aul Shoup, president of the Southern Pa cific. Forty-two million Americans who are normally, gainfully employed, without counting those who nre gainfully employed in "marathon races, tree-sitting and on the miniature golf courses," are being brought to their senses, Mr. Shoup believes. His own Observation shows that depression is relative. There is a business depression for some all of the time, and for all of the people some of the time. The waiter who asked him the cause of the Wall Street panic and was told that it was a finan cial crisis for a number of people, answered: "Oh, that doesn't menu anything to mi!. I have one of those nt the end of every nioiiih." . SO, AVlfliOUT indulging in ideals of the I'ollyaima sort, the head of the big railroad company says times require co-operation, not panaceas. And: ' The strongest elements of character, self-discipline, a reali zation of oblignti'Uis, the extending of a helping hand where needed, a co-ordination of 6ur views .sonstructivjly with those of othersj'theso and other calls tipon character, upon our cour age, our resourcefulness, our understanding and our kindliness find, in the response, Whether or no we arc truly a great people or merely niake-fieliovej of the fair weather variety. Wise words these, but not wiser than Mr. jShoup's proposal that private business, as vcl ns . government agencies, do all in its power to show that resourcefulness in the hour of test that best assures the better tomorrow. THE PARDON CASE N ITS incessant striving for sensations, tho Portland Telegram l is savagely attacking Governor Norblad for having pardoned Charles Vonderahe, convicted of tilla county and sentenced in l!)2i! to life imprisonment, and is trying to manufacture' n scandal out of it. , As to the guilt or innocence of Vonderahe, wc know nothing, but 'we know there was b strong presumption of innoeence in the evidence laid before the Governor, who exercised his discre tion to the best of his judgment, as ho is supposed to do. . Teh of the 'trial jurors petitioned for pardon, as did over 400 people of filial ilia county. Senator Steiwer, who was a defense attorney, slated that there are guilt and that n pardon would he "an act of simple justice. The trial judge admitted that u mistake might have been made. The sheriff of Walla WallH county, closely identified with the ease, sat- that (he real murderer is still at large and Vonderahe is in nocent. Other testimony along the same line is in the record. Governor Xorhlad in nearly a year of office has issued 17 pardons with a record prison population, fewer than any of his Vredeeessors, and cannot be a.'cused of undue activity in empty ing the prison.Saleiit (,'apital - Another improvement. Hy reducing the legal size of taxi cabs in New York It is how possible for one pedestrian to he hit by three cabs at the same time. "Thirty thousand homeless in New York." An American citizen is truly in a bud fix when he has no home to stay away from. It is ridiculous that liquor will ever bedegalized in this coun try. Al Capone wouldn't allow it, . MUTT AND JEFF HMJD. 600D JSQ HI BUT COULDWT KtP IT. WOOLDN'T VTA" OK)! .Jilt i.?a, ?aS5 inmltm' T?lr3ilil . jvt.v , t s r. - . -, - w - s"..: SUMMARY Oregon Journal. second degree murder in l"ina- grave doubts of Vondcrahc's Journal. Drowned Playing TiddlyWinks SANTA ClAUS MUST B AM SOT TM THAT STOFF. WloMAM'S FALSE TEETH ; 7T 1 Vr Ci.(f?XT IJV- .... QiT .... I i i F I nnrr.B. Av jgmrto KltoMI ngio J WW MAIL' TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE AC n 083 Solution of Yesterday'! Puzzle I. Peraaet ft. bca eogia B. Uraiy IS. A queen ol England IX Hlirn of tha odlae 14. Lamti sea .. anrn li. t.nlit ol weighi 15. lliinlrufTd lb. Hiiunpd from tlfe 'to, I'vmlun lolry. SI. Cnslum it. AiniiMlunt 7, Vnr 11. flotilla a I, oiieriiiie aolo Ti. Iiilfrmlaalon 54. Cntcliera of murara T,H, Kuii nt Aitnm J. t-ormor ralcr -Mil l.o lae 411. Itur.icnrd 4!!. First If. ftlPKtrnn Indian ft. I'ltiuitiia Anier Irnn Jnrfei-jr 49. SlniPlilj HO mnn &X. Paifiin irnd M, I.oiih atlek te. Sevit cuiuU. form B. Citrtooa ebnr orivr 7. Overpowered with minder 69. I'ltoullnr 49. Plrxl irnrdcn ador nUaMiIIeIe ct p it e o T7tBpiTmUm a n A UBE ft REptlC OR A L jjTTPT Alff EfftflP A VES T O ROAm M jHAlf RATES e s s eTnIIbJeId IH k A T E eieTpTyII sTaip LI fElTflTR. 1 2 3 4 w w 1 fT p m . W.,W.',2I 22 pMi 24 2S if vmt fg; 27 2S . Ill 2? 3o' mm VM''; 1 32 .... 33 i34 3S . ig ' 371 41 W42 43 if 40 So Si 52 ms5 H I I ter 1 lir l 1 1 Personal Health Service By William Brady, M. D. Signed tellen pertalnfrc t personal health and ill be aniuered by Dr. Brady ir a atnmped self and written in Ink. Owing to the lame number of reply can bf made to queriea not conforming to The Mall Tribune. WHY IM) VOl1 THINK WIIKN VOl Dumb-bells may just as ji'ell puHH right on to tho next page now. You will nolthcr understand nor onjny wniit we're talking about t o (1 a y. Thinkers will stick along at least until they nutirlpatc w hat we'ro guing to say. Indeed, that's a fair enough test if you have to read this squib through to the end In order to find out what it Is about you're not ho hot In I. Q., at least not If you fail to take it In before the end of the next paragraph. There is a figurative twilight zone between sleep and full con sciousness, say along toward get ting up time In tho morning, when the subconsciousness is only just below the threshold (If that Isn't an Incompatibility of metaphors) and one's best Ideas tiro born. Tho trick is to pounce upon them and hold (hem before they fade from consciousness with the dreams of last night. If your eitiisclotmnoss is too consciously on the alert the ideas tiro frightened away; on the other bund, If you do.c, eat nap or twilight sleep drifts ti bit too far, well, there you tire, asleep again. It's a fascinating and a most profitable game, for any 0110 who thinks, fishing for ideas here. It Is great sport, loo. when you hook and land a big one as soon as you realize you've got It you spring out of bed with It anil hur ry (o put It on the fire. Much of the achievement lu life has its origin in just such Inspiration. Sometimes, though, you laud n hefty one, only to discover you've caught a earp. 1 eti unlit a carp the other morning. You see it was this way. I hud been having a bitter quarrel with some one. or more likely several scores of em, over birth control, socalled. Then In the previous day's mall 1 had received an incredible num ber of queries abon my cock roach exterminator. 1 am very didactic und even outspoken about IkjUi. , 8i I suppose in my sleep tPDMlC OF 1 r t.i."..:,. u. M J I BGCAUSfe SUA SAID IT (WAS VWUtrot. ill r gu UJICKPnT I I V . i I I - ' I I I 1 . ...... . -. j f. ffel any ft. Kind of rr&f Hon B. Ed lira uiuuaut IU. KxrlsniiilluH of dUKUHt II. Small Im.t II. Houlheru coo HellnlluB If. Uinca IS. Sadden erfit bloat of fflnd 84. Mad h.-1 1 1 ti. Itnllnn mln ea. Tli orient S7. Ituaolas moDS taint fH. A kins o( : Mldlun SB. fjloaa hf IX, l,'liaen lif Tola li. (.nil ilea a of dlaeurd SB. Hnve morrj od 41. Neffuliva 43. MlMorlf brtttlrtli lp 41, i:ty In Nernda 47 Itnundrd mof 4S. A judtco ol larnel 4. Sfliiurnl aprlnx to. Having lllll elevnlloii ', 1. IturtTiitfY bS. Inrlhia Ilia lieild DOWM 1. Ono'e oirn iluiro t. Hiifflrlenlt peel. 8 Proclaimed 4. Writing In tiles 6. True B. HarTOitlng morlihi hyelene, not to d!fase. dlasnosls or truttnertt add meu envelope is encitned. Letten mould t Drier letters received only a few ean be answered here. No Instructions. . Address Dr. William Brady In tare of WHAT YOU TIIIXK THINK? I went right on struggling with the cockroaches and tho birth con t rollers. Anyhow, when I hauled the big one in It proved to be xx characteristically unmoral Idea, to wit. why not just send all these, or, individuals, who ask for sure fire birth control remedies a hand ful of cockroach exterminator and tell them to take it In one dose on retiring. As an alibi, I could plead aberration of mind and so explain that I simply got my ans wers mixed. In corroboration of that I could point out the healthy growth of the cockroach popula tion. Were it not for the annoy ing moral and legal drawbacks, this solution, at least to my mind, would be entirely adequate. I sin cerely think cockroaches are harm less -creatures and it is cruel to kill them. On the other hand, birth controllers, especially child less or one child people who un dertake to limit the offspring of tho lower classes lower in their smug conceit might well bo ex terminated for the greater happl ness of the world. QVKNTIOXS AM) AXSWKHS Kerosene Kills ' Km Would be grateful if you can advise mo what will rid the head of iny 12-yenr old daughter of lice and lilts. She brought them buck from camp. (A. H. C.) Answer Saturato the hair with kerosene, and cover with towel or bathing cap, then after several hours a shampoo. Then use a fine tooth comb, or draw strands of hair through a cloth, wet each time with hot vinegar and kero sene. Itepcat the soaking and .shampoo every third or fourth day. Perseverance night and morn ing with tho hot vinegar and ker osene will presently clear em out. (tf course the child must be kept away from flame while the kero sene Is on her hair. No Symptoms In Stock Kindly send me the symptoms and other information about "phle bitis.;1 It Is a case that occurred after childbirth . . . (Mrs. O.) Please tell me if you know of any treatment for for which HICCWPS: BUT S0MCTHIN6 J . I I uineF itiiu that i local physicluns have been able to do nothing . . . (Miss it. L ) I'd like a copy of your article on bed-wetting, please. (K. I. W.) Answer. I have no morbid in formation to distribute 1 in person ally. If the reader is asking about his own trouble or that of a de pendent, he should say so. Other wise I must plead that this Is a health column purely not a dis ease clinic and you can't com plain about that. Complaint or not complaint, I'll, never tell any one any symptoms of anything. And Wlio HuppoMM? ' I am not supposed to oat white bread. Have found a brown bread culled Protein bread. Is that all right for one with tendency to diabetes? (S. A. F.) - ' Answer. Nonsense, Madam. White bread is ho better and no worse than brown bread for one with diabetes. I advise you1 to leave such supposing to your physician. . i i- Moro Supposing I am going to have several bad teeth extracted and would like a diet that will clear my skin and help eliminate the poison supposed to be caused by suld teeth . . . (Mrs. B. R. M.) Answer. If the poison Is from tho' Infected .teeth; the extraction of the teeth Kill puU an end to it, and I know of no diet. which can influence that. S1 Parents ANTAGONISMS 1 By Alice Judson Peale ' The antagonisms which exist be twoen parents and children and be tween brothers and sisters nre not generally admitted, although they are always present in every family in greater or less degree. Children cause their parents in evitable limitations lu personal freedom and in the pursuit of pleasure. They demand sacrifices in time, energy and money. Only a really mature individual is in a position to meet the de mands of parenthood without feel ing a certain amount of resentment toward the child who occasions them. ' Then, too, there are the antago nisms which arise from the real or fancied resemblance of a child to some relative with whom the parent has unpleasant associations. Many a boy or girl grows up re minded constantly that he is just like an uncle or an nunt or a grand parent who was a ne'er-do-well. Perhaps the most common and persistently unrecognized cause, ol' antagonism in the family circle is found in Jealousy. One parent is jealous of the attention which the other parent lavishes upon a child. Brothers and sisters are jealous of eacli other because of tho un equal distribution of affection and attention. Parents who are not in harmony with each other frequently project their difficulties upon their chil dren, centing .their unhappiness and. disappointment upon the pro duct of their unsatisfactory union. To he fully aware of what an tagonisms actually exist ' in the circle of our own home is to be able in some degree to control the situation. f TABLE MOCK, Ore.. Dec. 20. (Spl.) Chas. Dunlap has again entered the dairy business recently purchasing a dozen milk cows from which he Is marketing buttcrfat. The Joe Millard family is mov ing this week from tho Dunlap place to a farm near Talent. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smith of Ashland are spending a few days tills week with relatives at tho Ed Wilson home. Wm. PiKhum of Kagle Point de livered dressed hogs to customers here one day last week. Work on tho: A. L. Sealnook dairy farm Is expected to bo com pleted in a few days. Atvln Hamilton Is spending sev eral weeks with his brother Jester at the latter's fox farm In Klam ath county. The usual Christmas turkey money will not be a factor In the bribing of Santa Claws this year In this district, an no turkeys were raised here. Turkey growers In the Sams Val ley section report prices so far re ceived for their birds have been far better than expected and fully as good as last year. A small flock of wild geese have been noticed in the alfalfa fields here during the past week. The Misses Alice and Jessie Sea brook will leave 'today for Port land and will return Monday with j Misii Itee Seubrook, who Is uttend i ing business college In the metrop- oils. I Con Devore. Medford butcher, was out this way Wednesday look- SUftt: A DtitMCt OF owe OF THCM UTTl. baby cabs Hiccups a JOMPtD RIGHT INTO lne over beef steers that are being fed at he Nealon runeh. E. I). Day, tlie Sama Valley farm er and stockman, was a business visitor here the first of the week. Rev. D. D. Randull and Rev. Rodney Richards conducted relig ious services at tho schoolhouse this week. Shetby Tuttlo ha recovered from his attack of mumps sufficiently to resume studies at the Valley school in Medford. It is reported that Lawrence Hull, a student of Junior hlirh. Is absent with a case of mumps this week. Prof. Davis re ports no cases In our school to date. At the Inst sessdon of Sunday school the secretary was directed to send the Vlb in the treasury to Children of Knlth home, Ceres. Cal.. as a Christinas offerinu. The Sunday school Christmas program will be held Sunday even Ins. The Sams Valley younu peo ple's meeting- will bo postponed to enable members to attend the Table Rock meotlnt!. Misses Ruth Collins and Mildred Gregory were sollcitlns 'or funds this week for the community Christmas tree to be held next Tuesday eyenlnff. Willie Ilyrum of Medford was a business visitor here one day .lust week. LAKE CREEK I.AK- HCTITCRK. Ore.. Dec. 20 (Special) Adolph and Henry Peeh took a load of 14 uresseu hoys to Medford Thursday. The pupils of the Lost Creek school put on a very Interesting Christmas program Friday. Mrs. H. L. Grlssom went to Medford Friday, to have some dental work done. She expects to spend a week or so with her par ent?, Mr. tind Mrs. Fred Stimson. T. L. barlow and Hoyt Smith went to. Klamath Falls Wednes day on business. Earl Furlow Is staying at Fish into nnHnr Unvt Smith's absence. Miss Margery Nichols spent the week ed wKh her ramer, 1. r. Charles Seefleld, who has not been very well for some time, is slightly improved. Audley Meyer of McCloud, Cal ls visiting his parents, . Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Meyer. AXMiMTtfiriM rnRRK. Ore.. Dec, 20. (Spl.) Mrs. James Mays and daughter, Ruth, were in Ashland Tuesday. Will Nelson ana family culled at tho M.iv hnmn SundaV. Everyone on the crock has bad colds. D. C. Hale was out to Medford M onday. E. .1. Center Is working' in Ayh- Ruth Mays visited the school Wednesday. Goorgo Young was out to the valley Monday. Mrs. Jamc." MacUowell spent Wednesday In Central Point. Mr. Orcen was out to the valley TnnMlnv Charles Skeoters was up on the creek Tuesday. Steve Lunak spent Saturday evening at the Mays home. . 4 mo TOL.O. Ore.. De. 2(1. (Special) Tolo school held Its nnnunl Christmas program Thursday night with a 4arge and appreciative nu dlence. After the program, Santa Clnus arrived in time in his aero plane to distribute gifts among the children and oranges, ennuj. nuts und popcorn balls to all. Mrs. .1. K. Grei-n left last Sun day for Wellington. Kansas, to spend the holidays with her uau enter nnd family. Tyson j'ankey was home from California, mi aicounl of 111 health nnd was under Dr. Sweeney e at tendon fur several days. He was recovered .enough to return vtcil- nesilnv. The. Sunday school will hold their tiropram Sunday afternoon. December '!!. CRASH INJURIES FATAL COTTAGE GROVE LAWYER KI'IIKSK, Dec. ;. MV- Glen 11. Hughes. Cottage Orove attor ney, who was injured In the auto, mobile crush on the Pacific high way near here yesterday, in whieh Mrs. Louis K. Hchwart. also of Cottage C.rovc was' killed, died In a hospital here last night from a fractured skull. Portland. ti0.0ll0 dnplex court to lie erected by It. S. McFurland at 100 Hawthorne r.venue. By BUD FISHER 5 T1Ti Fok-FittmoC got his car. Do Yon Remember? TEX YKAilK AGO TODAY (From files of the Mall Tribune.) DivemlKT liu, ttt-iU. New tariff bill Is reported ' to congress. Price of wheat slumps through out the world. 'nnstnntlne crowned klntr of Orcece and populace goes wild. Herbert Alford will sins "I Just Can't Get Away from You" at the dance at the Nat Saturday night. (President Kerr of O. A. C. visits city and valley. Oil reported struck in Klamath county. "If it's there, it's here," says Col. J. F. Mundy of the Tri- gonia drillings. Irvin iPorter of Ashland, con ceded to be one of the best saxo-A phone players. In the county, ran up from his home town yesterday." TWKXTV YK.VItS AGO TODAY (From files of the Mall Tribune.) December 20. 1010. First .National bank gains con trol of Main and Central avenue corner, and may erect largo busi ness block, Daniels for Duds will enlarge his office space, nnd Install a cash carrier after tho first of the 'year. very envelope leaving city to hnve stamped upon It weather statistics of the matchless Itoguc Itivcr val ley climate. Selection of site for new federal building "far in tho future," tho Mail Tribune learns, jnd ndvises Hep. 'Hawley to ''wake up and look after tho interests of his constitu ents." 1 : 4 : 15-20 A sled takes our hero, as Christmas ,. draws nigh, . To a place that ho suddenly yearns for his sty. Says Puffy to P.unny: "My home is . : not "much, ' ' r 'Dut you couldn't persuade rtle- to . trade for your hutch." '; Sundown 5' CHRISTMAS WAYS Hy Mary i'tiluim Bonner .'i The reindeer's bells wore Jing ling as tho Uttle ttiack Clock took them down the magic path. : They knew that ft meant they were! going ii)i to visit I Santa Clans again, and certainly they I were pleased. They J u m p e d into tlie sleigh, and over tho roofl of houses, ovei'S hills and along! valleys they sped. The trip itself I was m a r v e lous. f but going to viMi I ronEs Santa Clans was beyond all words. lie met them as soon ;ih they arrived and avo them each a big juicy orange. Then he told them to come liislde amf shop so he could talk to them while ho was working. What a place this wns! Santa Minis before bis work-table, the toys, the cozy old stove, and (rent I toy. Santa's dog. sitting nearby while outride were the reindeer. "1 wonder if you'd liko a soup made of s w e e t almonds and cream?" Santa asked John u"'1 Hrtfgy. 1 "I don't believe you would." Santa answered his own question, "so - I'll give you some cookies instead. "Hut over in Spain that Is one of their favorite Christmas dishes' he continued, as he handed the cookies delh-lotiK cookies to John and Peggy. "They o wandering down the hills, over the valleys, across the meadows, through the villages." he continued. lnping carols, early on Chrirtmus Kve. before I have delivered my presents. "Hut I must tell you that It 's a great help to me that the earth spins a mo ml. That makes the time different in different parts of the world. Yui know the earth travel slowly around the sun that some parts of the earth are fsclUK the rave of the sun at one time, while at others they are not. And this Is hat makes daylight and dsrk. "In the eastern part of C.mada. for Instance, It is eight o'clock In the evening w hen It is seven o'clock In the evening for those living around Ne York nd that give Trie wboi extra hour for delivering my presents. 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