ftfEDFORD MATL TRTBTINE, MEDFOKD, ORFiOX. WFpyESDA JANUARY 21, 1931.
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Medford mail Tribune
Dally and Sunday
Publlitwd by
tanrotiD ruMTwa CO.
tj-it-H n. n it.
OBP.KT W. RI'HU fclltw
H, IDHntl IM1TU, Manaiar
An Independent Newpapw
Entire) u Hcnnd iltn metier It Medord.
Oregun, under Act of Mareb 8, 18T9.
IDMCRIrTIIMl BATKi
tj Mill In djere:
belli, tub sunder, rear
felly, with Burnley, month
Delly, without Burnley, year....
Pally, without Burnley, ownlh...
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Br earner, in iiarenee mnnuruf
JeekaomlUe, Central Point, I'tioenll, Telenl, bold
Bill and on tlignffayi:
Pally, trlth Sunday, month.........
Dally, without Sunday, month
pally, without Sunday, one year....
Dally, with Sunday, one year
All terms, easb In adiance.
Otllelal paper ot the t'lty of Sltdlord.
Official paper of Jaekeoo County.
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UttlBKK OP THR AflSOCMTrD PRESS
Ketelilnj Pull Iraaed Hire 8mk
Hie Aeuelated I'reM li eicluilrely entitled Up
(he uie for tmbllratlon of all urn dupettnea
trerilled to It or olnerelse credited In thla paper,
nd also to the local newi published herein.
All rlihu for publication of apeclal dUpltchei
Bcrrln ire alio reserrrd.
MEMBER OP AUDIT HliHKAU
OP CIRCULATIONS
yiMarrt
i 1 1 plJjjlt
AdrertMnf Bepreaenlatlrel
M. 0. MOIIKNRKN k t'OMl'ANT
Ofriret In New York, Chleaiu, Detroit,
Vranrlsco, m Anielet, Beattle, I'ortland.
Ye Smudge Pot
(y Arthur Perry)
During the course of street
rumpus 111 l'Vlsco tlilH week, one
of tho combatants run Into n
saloon und returned to the coiulitit
wielding a clmlr. It has been tlic
belief throughout tho itiitiuii, since
19J9, that chuirs wore abolished.
Tho gasoline propelled vehicles
huve arrived, nnd Hport several
vltril Improvements, not tho loam
of which Ih a patented Inscct
oatchnr on tho front. No longer
enn the city sparrows iiho the
radiator for a cafeteria. Tho front
hunipor Is two linndH wide, con
structed of curbondlum, from Peru
nnd It glistens llko ntiow ill the
sunlight. It would bo it pleasure
for a pedeslrlnn to ho catapulted
hitlf a block, by such it chic bum
per. The now auto, llko tho old
unci, will pity for thonlHolven. The
old one never kept Its word In this
rcHpuct.
I'hiton Mettle wilteH tlmt ho Is
mn riled nttnln nnd l tho proud
father of a boy born New Year'H
day. (Uklalt .lottliiKB.) Jut keep
ing the recordH BlralKht.
The deproBBlolt uround hero In
beginning to liliKhlen, fiH u number
of tho tnoHt deprewHed are fliiurlnK
oil racing their 4dtt to NoVil Scotia,
utf Booh an ttehool Ih out.
Jtl ltltV WITH CltlTICINSI
(Sikiwlnu Ntandartl)
The editor would llko very
much for tho party who bor
rowed our Hnvniro automatic
to return It In Junt uh Hecrot
n manner ub he took It, ami
nothinrr will be said. Ah it in,
wo only have u t'oll'B revolver
for protection of our bed and
board.
Tho M'lekornliatn report on Pro
hibition, ot 1 00.000 words. hlntB
that some plan should ho ovolved
a la Sweden, "for Bovcrnmont con
trol, and conflnliiB of drinking; to
tho home." Tbero Is nu drinking
In tho homo at present.
Rural ladles havo started exor
cising their duplicity. Their liens
want to hutch chickens, and are
thwarted by beliiK forced to satiat
oh a white doorknob, until the
next change of the moon.
A December groom showed up
yesterday, who permitted his brldu
to get Into I ho atllo rtin best way
sho could. Tho UllUTi:!
In' rase you never knew it be
fore, "the falo of the Itogue liver
fish Industry Is In tho hands ot
the legislature." Tills In something
for every son and daughter of the
valley to lay uxvake nights about.
The established bunco-artists of
Poiiland are growing ambitious.
Tho esteemed Portland Journal
reports "a new bunco scheme."
and all the old ones were hitting
on ull cylinders.
AKK SKITS MirKSSAUY?
I ) iii-nii, upon HHh (UhiuuI mornitiR
Permit mo t extent, n wurnltiK.
li nut m Hluliliorn lit tho Htlectrtm
Of frtRitlly frown Inn on Catholi
cism. tin noothlnK oriontal form
1'rnvltle n leftmo from tho nlorm
Of nil the htuiih rrotefttunt fuelH
Tlmt ownmp um In rational cata
VactR, CulvlnlHt lutlieH with Hhlnli.K mo
Inrfl, Mt'thndifitM. Luthentmi, Holy Hol
lo rn,
ItnittlHtM, mi kern. KpliaropuMana.
C'ttatlng first Htones llko Kiim DeU
callonti HepopulttthtK (ho world with
piety
Tcacon, I view them with dubiety.
Stern tlauKhtern ot the voice of
Uod,
Their ancestry inaketi them a trifle
odd.
Thrtr rightenuHncM rnr too high
' u uteeple;' , I ,
I jircfer thn purple papal people.
(From "Hard I.lnen")
ST. LOUIS "AIR HELD
BT. bOl'ISt. Mo.. Jan. 11. Otl
Mret. Victor Ilrtiee, EnytllKl, nvla
trix. landed at Ismtiert -St. Louis
field here at l:4!i (C.S.T.i this
afternoon on her flight from Dallas.
Texas. Mrs. Mriice, accompanied
by Captain II. M. Doolln, flying In
nmillier pl.nie, i ,,ii a flivhl around
(ho oild.
PEAR GR0WER3, ATTENTION!
THKliE is M'Hi'trtly nffil of cullini; iiltfiititni to lliu fact (liat
tliis country nnd the entire world in MiriVriiiif. from :t
hi'1'itni.s bllsiiifss ilfpi't'sHioii.
Tlic lociil fruit iuduslry llnx siiifcrcd', ami is Kiiffuriiiif,
iii on r with t'Vcry otlicr industi'.v.
Not since the sprny rcsitlue crisis, have Medford fruit
growers been faced with 11 more difficult problem, than they
now fa.-e during he next ten inimtlis. 'J'ltire never has been
(ireater need of unified effort, and the application of the best
ability and highest intelligence, that the local industry can
produce.
. In an effort to surmount this crisis,, n mass mcetiii"; of
valley pear (.'rowers lias been called for Friday at one p. in. to
be addressed by Frank T. Swett of Sun Francisco, manager
of the California l'cai'frrowers association. Mr. Swett is well
known in Medford where he has often talked before, anil is
recognized as an expert in all phases of pear culture, liiiirkelini;
and distribution. lie will have important information to (.'ivt'
renardinn the present situation, ami what lie considers the best
methods of nieetiiit; it.
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EVERY pear grower in Southern Oregon, with his own in
terests and the interests of his industry at heart, should
attend this meeting. The problem can't be solved by a few
(.'rowers, but must be solved by till or them ; it can s be solved
by this uliipie or that, but must be solved by tilt! elimination of
all clitpies anil divisions, Hie creation of (jenuiiie imily and
cooperation.
The present is no time for pride of opinion to prevail. Nor
is it a time for uiicoiiiprouiisinfj individualism, to be tolerated.
It is a time for the subordination of all selfish interests, to the
vvelfiire ''' I'11' indnslry as a who If all pulling together and
working together toward a common end.
AND the first slep in such a program is for every pear grower,
who can possibly do so, to attend this meeting, make it the
largest and most representative one ever held in Southern
Oregon.
So, Mr. Tear (irower, make your plans now to be at the
Klks temple Friday afternoon. We believe the problem can be
solved und the crisis surmounted for we have great faith in
the ability and the intelligence of the ore hnrdists in the Kogue
Kivcr valley but it can't be done, if the policy of letting the
other fellow do it, is adopted.
This must be a united and concerted effort, with every
individual's shoulder to the wheel, if the experience of !!):)() is
not to be repeated in 1!W1.
So whether you are a large or small grower; a member of
this organization or that, be there to answer the roll call on
Friday afternoon. Willi every ghnVer tloing his bit, the truth
will again be demonstrated, that Medford has the higliest
grade of citizenship on the coast that when something must be
done, it always has the men to tlo it.
GET THE
N the lust election it was frequently claimed that Hi
ciiiiiniission of Medford, ditl not take the people
eonfitlenee, and give Iheni the facts, to which they as owners
of (lie water system, were rigidly entitled.
Members of the commission denied Ibis charge, said they
always welcomed ami answered inquiries and placed all the
facts before the people in an annual report.
The animal report of the commission for lllllll, dated Janu
ary 1st, has just come off the press and is being dis
tributed. The pamphlet is an attractive one, with several illus
trations, and crammed with facts nnd figures leoucerning oper
ations of the year just passed.
Topics of this report may be secured by calling at the
office of the Water ('onliiiission. We suggest that those people
who still have "doil'ts" procure one of these reports, anil go
over same carefully.
The more interest the people take in the ailniinistralion of
their water system, the results
lite belter for (hem, for the
the coiiiintiuily as n whole.
A OOOD
l' IS gratifying to note that
by the District Attorneys
ber in t !ttl!. anil a deficit in operation was suffered before that
lime; in the past two years
expenses of Prohibit ion enfoivement anil return over spllNUl to
the general fund of the county.
This is a record in which District Attorney ('milling may
well take pride, the, growth in felonies from '.Mi in IDL'il; to I'.'S
in shows that serious crimes are increasing, as arc liiiior
violations, though ma so list.
This means more criminals are being fought, than in the
past, but at less expense to the taxpayers. The District Attor
neys office is to be commended let the good work go on.
Ki'tinninists say (lie lower
worltl ilcii'cssion. This should
'iinmo nnil his hoys.
MUTT AND JEFF
it's mo ose,jeFF; ay imfc
A SPY rM A COOWT
iMARTIAUl
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FACTS NOW
e 'Wilier
ill their
attained mid the policies pursued,
members of Hie commission, nnd
RECORD
while the number of eases bundled
officii in 1!);I0 exceeded the num
the office was able to pay all
class oninox to tlic tup in lime ol'
tuUc sonic of (he conceit out of
Mutt Hates the Subject
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By William Brady, M. D.
will ilv ain.riHl Ity llr. Ilin.ly If sliimiH'tl rH
anil wrlllcn In Ink. Ulim 1f Mil- Iiukc iliertil
reply eun lie nimle lu cilleries. Mil eiiiiltirmnn, in
Hie Mall Tillnine.
HOW A Sil l-: KIND l,ADY t'AltKS l'Olt HKIl DOliS.
.McCtlll medical professor re- among young girls who are per
cently told physicians In medical milled to wear narrow high heels
convention that
(I) if iflilla-
would cease using
their II a n d s to
p r o t e e t them
selves when full
ing, there would
be lower broken
wrlJ'ts (Colic's
fracture) and
collar bones (cla
vicle). u Minimis all right. Hut wouldn't
we have more broken jaws I max
illa) and noses? The professor
also said that .
(2) A woman often' sprains
but never fractures her ankle
(foil's frnclure) by wearing high
hccb
dills who arc umbilicus lo rise
lu Ilii' world will hall Ibis assur
ance Willi delight. Kiliallv the
Canadian savant asserted that
CD Although women u f f c r
pains In the forepart of their feel
(Morton's neuralgia or affection,
flattening of Iranverse arch, light
shoe cruinp), they ecenpe the curst,,
of flat fcia.
This (bird aphorism seems to
rankle one of our readers, who
Militnils a clipping or It with tin
typed nolatlon "Not according to
lioelor Isriidy. Can't dorturs imrre
on anything?"
Yes, we can. Here and now I
revise, rellcg and revamp anything
I may have said lo Ihc effect that
high heels cause I'lal feet. Come
lo think about It. 1 ' fear this doc
tor may be right all the bail
eases of flat feet I can recollect
were In men. 1 can't recall a
single woman suffering riom flat
feet. Hut 1 have treated many
young women for pinnated fcet.j
or rather girls In their 'teens, and
every doctor III general practice
has niallv such cases to treat.
I'ronated feet are feet that roll
In or turn In at the ankles, mill
this condition .Ik familiar enough
and Hates to Change
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Irltcrs n-rrlvoil nuly il few ran In; answered here. N'i
llisliiicinin. Aiiurea nr. milium many in rare ui
i when they s li o u 1 d wear only
f.pfiHi; heels." thai is, no heels
I . . health.
graccfllllicss and normal dev
levJli
op-
meat.
Kvery parent that has any sense
at all lias ohservcul precocious
flappers with their Kronen heels
and prouatetl feet.. It is a pain
ful condition for the silly child
to endure: It Is Just as painful
for Hie sensible pnrent to observe.
This pronation or sagging In at
the ankles Is properly regarded
ns the first or functional stage of
rlatl'oot. Only when the deform
ity becomes permanent, from mal
formation of the bones and liga
ments, is it called anatomical,
rigid or incurable flatfoot.
I'reneh heels are all right.
Kvery girl over III Is entitled to
a pah lu her armamenlarlum, for
heavy dates or full dress occa
sions. IT the girl exercise ll fail
degree or sense about putting em
on and taking 'cm off. they will
not harm her feet or her health.
Ilut lr she gels into tile houseniaid
habit of wealing them habitu
ally, her reel will presciilly be
come Just dous and miserable dogs
at that. Itcslile-.. no girl has ever
managed to be quite graceful on
such stilts.
Walking on your toes (barefoot)
toeing in a bll. Is one of the
Hill-si exercises to prevent and
to cure prunated l'eet, tired feet,
weak feet, and in a degree Krench
heels make you walk on your toes,
only this tor-walking is mostly
make-believe, for the clatter ot
such heels loudly proclaim l"'1'
the walker Is not walking on her
toes at all
No question but that very high.
very narrow heels, with the nar
row toes sucll lootwear invariaoij
has.
are responsible for most l"
r,,r ,,,,!,. iMoilon'sl
Hie
neuralgia I In the forefoot, whjH
It
SHCS SUPtRSTITIOVlS- Hfe
OUGHT TO 60 T WORK.
Vet-t-5 SO L6Ul We; 6oT
N0M-SHrYTTeRrBl.e:
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X OUGHT TO 60 TO WORK. n So To tuORK AMB I
S VCLLS SO LOUD we 60T TO HAM R()B MRS MuTT oF O
. NOM-SHrYTTeRABi-fc GLASS IN J K ToT,c OF,
v ; TVlg. AQUARmrAl j C, co(sMc?SATtQAi' J j &
i rrr ' o . 'NT
women nufft'i 20 tinius ua fr-
quontly do iuimi.
(i kstions .m axsm:i:s
turn lU'iiutly Suvt Munej-.
Your torn rcinovcr workod won
den und nuved mo 1S12 (or maybe
It U $12 or J 2.00) per month. 1
rea il you r u rt Ic I i-h ev ory nig h t
eo u I d hcji rce ly go to heu 1 1 1
inlsMed n Iihuo . . . MeC. M. J-
Answer Which ftuKfeHtH the o-
tfitulKJiUon of a comijuiiy to mir
ket it under oino proprietary
name wo tould gvt up Home
liiiKlnt: uiiiiouiicelucnts telling "ie,
KticherH what they could buy with
the money Htived. The corn re
mover is nn ancient formul, com
monly known to pharmacists as
salleylated collodion, nnd Hated
in the National Formulary. It
consists of 31) Brains ot salicylic
acid in half an ounce of flexible
collotllon. Paint a coating "
corn, wait or callus each night
rur a week or two. If you arc
pleased with tho results, all right.
If not, try and get your money
back! If the liquid gums and
hardens in the vial don't blame
inc. The ether In tho collodion
has a way of evaporating. Maybo
you can wheedle the druggist Into
witling bit of c'licr to the mess
to restore it to pristine effeetive
nens. The Doctor Is Wli.
I adhered faithfully to your
teachings and advice for expect
ant mothers nnd now have a
siilcndid bov. I was 3S years out
when this firstborn arrived. My
doctor's nilvlco was practically
the same as yuurs, mi far as i
went. Mrs. J. D.
Answer (Had to send any ex
pectant mother general Instruc
tions and advice, on her request,
if she Incloses n stamped enve
lope bearing her address. IC any
good doctor gives his prcmater
nity patient advice not in accord
with mine, one or the other of
us owes the lady an explanation,
at least.
We're Ihul on Hugs.
Opportunity tell how wonder
ful your method ridding house
cockroaches . . . H. W- C.
Answer Anybody else got' em?
If so. sav so. and Inclose S. A. E.
(Copyright John V. Dille Co.)
'
parents
COMMANDS
lly Alice, Imlson Teale
Children are often called disobe
dient when in reality they have
not even heard the command they
were given.
A mother calls nn order to her
nl.ll.l ,,-lthnlil tl-nllllllni' fil'Ht tO CCt
I his attention. He may be no more
i than a few steps away, and yet be
I completely oblivious of the fact
l that he has been spoken to.
If he is deeply absorbed in his
play, he literally may not have
ju.u., the Voice outside his world
of make-believo.
l'osslbly ho may have developed
an Immunity to his mother's com
mands because she gives them at
every itiflnicnl of the day. Ho has
found out that It is actually un
necessary to attend to more than
one out of n hundred.
If you want -your child to hear
your commands and obey them,
train yourself lo give as few as
possible. Decide for yourself what
things are really Important,' and
ask him to do only these. Then
when you speak to him, bo sure
that you have his attention.
Don't If you can avoid it. speak
to lilm durliiB a particularly ex
citing part of his play.
With a little child it helps If you
teach lilm to look at you while you
aro telling him what to do. This
lakes his attention away from
other things, and makes hlln con
centrate on what you are saying.
Speak n simply us possible.
A child of four or less should
not be given more than one. com
mand at it lime, often the child
hesitates before he obeys because
he is not altogether huic what is
expected of him.
Tho vocabulary of a very young
child Is extremely limited, and it
is frequently necessary to repeat
the command two or three times
in very simple words.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued front P.ge On)
ncss here, except the excuse of
roolisli Ignorance. Killing the value
of silver has ruined hundreds of
millions of our customers. Allow
ing unlimited stock gambling has
taken the minds of millions from
their rPul business.
Am ollr tnpld emigration laws
shut out the populations on which
our success and prosperity are
built. Hut till that foolishness will
he overcome.
Tho l'lilted States offers to lend
THINKS
AMD WHY
T6 HrWlt
So To tuORK
T?oB MRS.
tol-ft5S IIM
Quill Points
Ainonir the remurkablo uchievo
inenta of 1 130 waH tlmt of the
movio director who made A ill
It unci's stop being funny.
Tho middle clans is the one that
finds consolation in reuding about
frost ut a winter resort.
About nil the layman knowH
about bugoloKy Is that if It Isn't a
worm or a iiuadrupcd, it's u weevil.
Tlic merit of a driver Is Um
measure or Ills lcH-lillcnee on
Hie brinks und tlic brakes.
With fako hotel labels for your
luggage und fake labels for your
wine, ubout all you need to com
plete the illuslun at home is a
cinder In your eye.
The pen may be mightier than
the sword. But what the land
needs is ono mighty enough to
keep a man when rich friends go
after a pardon.
..j Russia ti,e business man Is
, ,.PCalii.,i as a milch cow and treat
) juat well enough to keep the
milk coming," says llukhulin.
Copy cats!
Americanism: Shuddering at tho
thought of butchery In Russia;
lynching 25 within a year here at
home.
Maybe they figure the Wicker
Hbani report will be mild enough to
please both sides if they ngc ft.
You can't insult a flapper
by saying flic hasn't a thimble
full of bnilns. She doesn't
know wlint a thimble Is.
A scientist is a man who can
examine a Bteer's thigh bone bur
led by last yeur's landslide nnd
reconstruct a million - year - old
camel.
for fifty years, according to news
from Pieping.
Governments change rapidly In
China and fifty years hence Chinn's
rulers may have forgotten about
the loan.
However, wo have the silver and
It doesn't matter much whether
we have It, or China has It.
Lent at present prices, if we got
It back at 1981 prices plus inter
est, we should probably make a net
prolit ot 100 per cent above In
terest. Tho world will not bo stupid
enough to leave silver at Its pres
ent price, thus making it Impossible
for 800,01)0,000 users of silver
money to buy goods in the markets
of gold standard nations.
Kven in sunny IjOS Angeles, some
men like to express their opinions
violently.
So culled 'reds," otherwise men
and women who think we haven't
a perfect system of government,
determined to hold a parade, and
the police said "you mustn't." Tear
gas was used, and police automo
biles bumped, at not too high speed
into tho parading crowd. The pp
lice won the fight, but several had
bleeding noses, faces bruised,
knuckles skinned.
M
More than two million people
live in I8 Angeles and the sub
stantial cities that are direct con
tinuations of Ixis Angeles. This
season 075,053, automobiles have
come from other states bringing
1,S(!1,000 people.
Draw your conclusions about the
future of this place.
Yon could have boitRht tho whole
thing not long ago for a few thous
and dollars.
The rather of Eugene Meyer,
licuil of the federal reserve, stild
"I sold my land in Los Angeles,
invested It In my business with
hazard Kreres, and 1 inadn money.
Hut 1 should have made ten times
as much If I had simply kept Hit:
i land."
i (id good land, keep il. and il will
keep you.
That applies In land well chosen,
anywliorc in Ihc 1'iiitcd States,
from the Florida palms to tho S00
year oltl fir trees that grow near
Seattle nnd make a giant oak look
like a ragweed.
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War doesn't pay. crime docsn t
pay. Miss Lucille Matlils, 19-ycnr
old blonde lady, out here, admits
ninny robberies. She wore a red
wig. blackened her eyebrows, and
collected about J2.000. Said she.
"all I have got to show for It. is
a hat. dress and a pair of shoes
worth $12." She lost a good deal
tit poker.
By BUD FISHER
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AMD
MuTT oF
Do Yaa Remember?
TEX YKAHS AGO TODAY
(Prom flics of the .Mail Tribune.)
.laiiuury -I. IH-'- if
The Itogue river fish controversy
appears to be settled, by the wis
dom of the legislature.
Southern Pacific erects a watch
mans shanty on 11 a y m a r k e
Square.
Kid Sargent of Ashland and Chet
Ill-own of this city put up a whirl
wind bout that excites local box
ing fans, and they will bo rc
inatched. Medford high defeats Ktna Mills
3'J to 11. Willi Captain Irish Cole
man to the fore.
Hep. Ben C. Sheldon pledges his
support to the American Legion.
Court Hall, on visit to California,
is Htrleken and is -seriously ill.
TWENTY YKAKS A(IO TODAY
(from files ot the Mall Tribune.) ,
.limitary SI. It'll. '
May Yolie, one- time stage beau
ty and toast ot royally, appears
In cheap theater ot Chicago, and
declares. "I am a fallen Cleo
patra." Medford Chamber of Commerce
passes resolutions "rebuking Port
land for their fight ngaln.st lower
freight rales lo Medford."
Flood threatens city and valley
Ilogue rises six feet in 12 hours.
Scvcnty-even people sign up for
excursion to Los Angeles.
City fishermen refuse to consider
any modification of the Koguo fish
bill, on the ronm "our childron'n
children must bo protected from
sinister influences."
9 ) T
"I've round the part." says Puffy,
"of this boat 1 like the best
irs not my pleasant cabin nor tho
skipper's treasure chest;
It's not the mom for rndio nor
where they keep the liooks
I much prefer the galley with Its
pair of Cuckoo cooks."
Sundown
5TQ
Sky Spelling
By MARY GRAHAM BONNER
The teacher had asked Billy to
step up to t lie sky just as in John's
school ho was asked to stop up to
the blacliiioarn anus""
write out his Id 6
son. MCs
Billy hud left hislJ f,
set in the oik n ail tT
sky school and had &
got into his plane.
It seemed inarv-
clnitu to lliinl.- Hint
the clock had tuni--j
cd the time ho lar
forward that thevj
allowed children to I
ritlc abotll In planes
by tlicmsclves.
Now Hilly flew olf rrom the
scliool grounits. and they began lo
sec him spelling nut words by sky
wilting. The children had been sky-writing
once or twice when they had
been Willi their father In a city,
but never had they seen anything
like this, lie had a special mho
filled Willi some white cloudy ma
terial which he pressed out Into
the air. As he did so he turned
the plane around and around so
that he could make the letters.
He did his lesson perfectly nnd
came hack to the air school
giounds ngain.
"That was splendid, nilly," said
his teacher when he landed again
nnd put Ills plnne by his desk.
"Hilly gets a perfect mark.''
Then she told a little girl whose
rnme was Dorothy to wrilo the
words she was supposed lo have
in her lesson.
Dorothy came hack again, and
she too, received a perfect mark,
and so did a little boy whose name
was Wilson.
"They're very bright in these
times, aren't they " whispered Peg
gy. "Well." said the Little Black
Clock. "I thought It was nicer, con
sidering they were going to havo
visitors, to pick out a day when
they were doing review work and
were rnnillinr with their studies.
"We all like lo have people hear
us at our best, eh'."'
And the children nudged each
other and said:
"The Clock Is always so fair."
Tomorrow ky Arithmetic.'
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Sikiw at Italic.
THR DAI.I.KS, .Inn. 21. TV
Aceompitnl$ by a rise in tem
perature, a heavy snowstorm struck
the mld-l'oliimhl.i area today. Tho
wind changed from east to weft
Wheat growers hope for a heavy
blanket of snow. The molMuri Is
ht ,-le.l l.y ei 'liu :nel oreli:,r. men.
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