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MERFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. PRECOX, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 9:)1
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fl-uif, in'tltQUt friwW, ttut jnr f .o6 i
(iJJj, ftiUi BurtU-. ur yeir K.dO ,
' A'J turn. ca.ii In injkaix. ' I
. Oft 111 ttwtr ft Dm t ley of .Wfonl. , I
i QltlrUl paw of,lkon County,
slaved lit lioinc iiiiil ;ieciiipnliite(i 1 rfi-rt ' to be Ifixcd,
v I .t Lii. i v. ?.
j lint AIils! Tlinsi' who (li.vt- up lliis world for the iirxl scl
j .loin liuvi- iuik'Ii in this one to ('ive up.
Fifteen Years Ago
This Week. .
(from the file of Tb
; Mull TflhuDe) " ,
Th(. niitivcN of Imlia nri'li't
he i.'ow, too, not just lit. hull.
I;c Aiiiri'ii'iins. Tlii'V ri'Vcrsi
hown In the mcnhIoti wn iTip
' work ol" the HOuthweRt Oregon
I rpproHPntnilon In puiilni; over the
i Hnciir jivci- rlKh bill. In the face
, of, the jerdlrt of the', ticuplc ut
! the lu.t olet'tion, and of previous
ri'iustilH of the leghilutiirp to clone
' the Htrenin to commercial fish'nK.
the piloting of this flnh hill thru
hoth tloiiNeri nucaeRi4fully was a
uilKhty rklllful piece of legisla
tive, maneuvering. If the admin
lelmtlon had the legislative lead
ership that this liogue fish hill
had, lis ravorltc pieces' of legis
lutlon : would have hud easy sail
ing. Haleni statosman.
Ye Poet's Corner
An -olil Viilentiiut '
Onry an old farted Valentine
1 found on my desk' today.
Hut -oh. It brought me memories
Of joys that have passed away.
Of the happy days of my boyhood.
Of the pleasures of long ago:
1 Hasp her hand as In days gone
' by, .
And my tears begin to flow.
Wouldn't a .real mini he in n hail fix if
lew .stlnillor ini'ii to'expliiin uliiil he menus.' '
CAI.II-Olt.MA W1XS AGAIX
Bach' Konson
tine,
F sent he
Valcn-I
I'achclors seldom hceoiiit' (jiyiit iiicu. They haven't nnyhndv
to shoo iiwnv the eiirioiis.
MI-'MUUl UP T1IK AS8IK.IA1l.il I'llKHH
!rli. ATIntul Posi iA rii-lu.ivtVy rnlillrd tn j
lUft uw lor pulillmllOD 01 aa news Ululrlin i, , ... . ,
0.4IK4 -t U (it oll.lie mdilHl In this uawr, I I'loyilll'llt ol sllXOJPhoile plll.Vfrs.
um uyi to vm utcM ntna iiubu jjeu utirui.
4)1 rijthli.lur kulJicatloo 01 tptclal tlbpatrlifj
bfra ut alu rtfrowl. . , . .
Tlici l inal 1 1 i i H 1 1 of compassion is lo worry iihoul I he uiii'in
Monilliy
l-n-ge " crowd heam Itepulilicnn
plaiiludes at Lincoln day banquet,
r; o v e r n o r W'ithyconihc. 'State
'rreay-urer Tom Kay. and lesser
ci-lebrlllcH adilresM meetlne. C. .M.
'I'hoimiH acts as 'toastmaster. de-
i Clares "tiod anil the ucmocraiic ,
.' jiarty never agree." Jackson eoun- j
didn't have .1 ! ty democracy amazed and aghast
!l allegation. A pleasant time was - r..iv... ,,, .,, asonifton a K.,cll f ,.. th
I had by all. . . " " ' hnuM. ! or hear.n, . ,, woul
! Local aports ore forsaking Bull' ' lepresenlntlves having passed a ; ,.' woulu
Durham" for tailor-inane cigar-.; "" 1 nnuuiiment or a. .
etteH. not of the Turkish variety. dirigible base -at Sunnyvale, Oil .' 1 ler form lies in tile chur.hyaril.
l'oullry raisers view with alarm. Iteuders .will recall that about .My heart Is with her there.
that more people at the poultry ears ago, followlns the an-
show, gazed at a parrot, than the nounoemenl of the government I"
linff Ornlilngton roosters- from l '-iiiimism a uirigioie uase on the
North Dakota
A diHDfltCh from U':hli.i.tnn ,. I " . '".
mi:.Uji:h op .m iht ulukau
circulation
: Mr.MUKH UF THE I'MTKu rllKSS
. - v. - AdiiiUUiif Ke(tfeAnutiiK
. U..C. iloUI.XllH.ii I COMi'AIvT
Offices in No Veil. Chlraio, IMiolt,
Fraurbco, tm Alflu, liratllf, VcrtlaniJ.
0an
i1 l r-r
Smudge Smoke
February aUlvH uro' hluo klon.
Thry c!6ied up 'Wet. "eve." like
h rit.h man with A tnx 1 receipt,
; ilorty-Jour bourn n week work
or tho no, force, will bo tho now
.nrdor. 'they Jiavo more ).nli(liiyn
. (lhu; tpe bankH iinu the lnln:):
t))pj)t upd are Just ns tired.
Wow nnd then on undent 4d.
drWen-by a fiamliiR youth. Kfiuirts
around .ft corner pn nil 4 wheelff.
G Ingham d leases ndorn n few of
the fulr aex, nnd they nre exqulH-
itf..;- " '
. C; Wig AHhpole paid F. Wort
muj. of I'hoenlx 1.6o for a cow
Ide, ,und told the Nebraska dem
ocrat to take, the. hide back home
vlth ! him, as' It was not worth
barn room. 4
It looks like o hard. summer, but
U oevjor getf' hpj ln the yftUoy..
A few of. the-furmers are bull
headedly (toini,' ahead with their
plowinifi while inuny en n not pUw
until .11 will be too wet to plow.
The- first patched 'trousers of
tho present eonrtmle ; deprenHion
Hit owed up ThurH. ,
(' Mnrr JuJIa llmiKO riy is nble to
.b around ' In the mJddlo of- the
day . ! She hu been away since
aly. iiU. .".". ' ' .
i'lewher, ..the demon baker.
nd, coterie -of apriocIatoH, vklied
4i Uie Vr0(tPeot.ttrea on their week
J. ; , .1 - v . , '
(Loonl mllitarlrilH have been fto
ln; io Mfiir, cnllnKe. Vhls l fine
training., even it there Is no more
yor. ' ' r ' : .
IThe rural blllfdes are dotted!
with young Jpmbs, Who urn Htill
too weuk in tho knees, to dp much j
of the cmwm iIiik, tho poeu love lo
nfn(r about. " "' 'i1
"'. Krfrd - Weeks ha painted his
-nyto, and same look h as Kood.'.lf
hdt 'better than now. .
Joo 'llllllfl, who left for J'ai lw
17 'lnos. uifo, has finally mado If
n's' fat i a ChVaKO.' Joe Is nt
the type that Will Ket mixed up
wHh'AI Capdno, tho RiinKHter, or
ii'nV If Ilk, "one enn rem aHsured.
It. Bardwell, the fruitumh,
flaunted a" muiitaehe Inst . week.
"which ivas -the TftrRot of oonHiil-
rrable' ncof fino. Mr; Hut dwell in
formed the vrlter, that' he does
not Know how he' happened to
toleruta It." iKtioninco -is no ex
cuse, under the law, so it will
huvo to bo blamed on natnn and
Hoover.
' Juveniles aro looso with ulr
Runs, and of course, the Httle deurs
would not shoot a robin.'
The Christmas grooms are now
nil up In tho collar, and busy at
their tasks. Hoverul had their
noses off the Rrlndntone for a few
hours tho 1st of the wk.
Colds, mumps, und spring fever
nre the lending ailments of tle
hwgt
IkO Krldegar of Asblund, spent
n few hours here In mid-week on
biz. Isaac has been completely
weaned away from this his nat
ive heath. '
The lej;la.aluro will discuss pro
hibition attain, when they should
be udJournlnK. This will be a
niu pen do us waste of wind nnd
words,
Itepublleans Thurs. eve, paid
tribute to tho memory of A. Lin
coln, and complimented themselves
on how well they huve stuck to
Kethor, except when bewitched
with l'ortlnnd-hrewed fool notions.
All were Urged to foiKet tho last
election. Nobody showed up wear
ing u Meier button on his coat
lapel.
Kleas have showed up In the
Htio w u t Cm ter La ke, a nd on n
local bulldog.
1 ' l'rrm-(''H office
coat of jtalnt.
It secins to he the rule thnl ii mini who tulles loo 11111H
ltis religion l'ceJs riliteons enough wit limit living it.
iilintn
Hlven fresh
J'rdhibil iojj will
Those willing? to Ink
ut least end uamhlinif anion.'
ii elliiil'e tire Soon eljminitted. '
The Wicherslijiiii report didn't invent the idf.i.
jested lu'injr jill ihinys to all nM'ii. '
the
Paul nu't
Anierieiini.sin : iJoastinj.' f our lihert v and effieieney
iainely paying three times as niueh as Canadiiins pay for
Irieity.
elee
?tiil, it's no worse to leave discasi'd hodies at the inerey or'
(liifielts than to leave diseased mimlfc at the ntci'.'V- ol' lawyers
dnd judges.
The national row aboiil slavery was different ; Tliftse wle
opposed kpopiiiff slaves didn't buy a little one at inieryals when
nobody was looking.
The pariisan leader is like tin.' roundlnkir. The irroundhou
can'l seont a prophet in one section without senrkjng ;i liar in
another. 1
Another differenee betweeji tlie scx'n is that a ninu win'!
jjiiish (tver a preHenl that delights him -about as much as the itch
would. ' '
Tim) .Oklahoma man liiis at last ehmpleted his .Mississippi
liver swim from Minneapolis to the second column on paj-e 1.
A Now York banker says Amcricn is depressed because of
too much jjobl. And Kraibfe has aeciumilutod (mioukIi ytibj to
;naj;e her prosperous. Aren't finaneial wikardn wonderful!
Natural nils will now be sent WOO miles from its lae
origin by means of pipelines instead of elections; '
The ne,J armament eonfereiice will be held in Kebvuary,
.JO.'JL'. The tjuestidn is, e;ui we build enough shijis before thai
date to offer our usual quota for sinking? -
('orreet this seniene.e: "Yest I smoke a lot," said lite man.
Mint I'm nqt (lutnb eiuuiwlp Jo write one '.unless J really waiit
no hoom ton MKitrv
Jain eg K, Klngnlry, , who killed
nn Ashland policeman, hedged for
u life Imprisonment verdict its he
sat on tho wit news stand during
his trial. Hut' the Jury refuncd
the request. . Klngsley will pay the
full pennlty for his crime on the
giillnws.
The bandit did not give the of
ficer n rhnnce for his life but shot
him down without warning In cold
blood. Why should the state give
to him the hoon he denied an
other?
: Capital punlfhment may seem
harsh yet In many cases It Is Just- j
ffiuble. In thin Anhland case,
there Is no opportunity it elte ex-
tnnmiting circumstances. K liiKsiey
took the .life pf ti human hrlnu
In void blgoif. .The state will re
quire him. tg .puy for thai life
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Byrd, Easy Essay Topic j
WAKHTNOTOX; t. .; 'Vh. H i seen' Vlie V'ii'flfl'eH'' br' ybul" ftdven-
School 'students ' l" " not niliitl T tMr'i;t lit Vi' T-nta lillzzlird-: "- " ';
'home iv.nl' :.ih.. ihiv en lie'i' '. "'"' oV ' the Hien w ho went
, ., .'''. '..''' Iwlth yotl eofim 'to our house to
eo.oos.as.ic ,.,,, ,e Miio;ect. . Bt.1T ,.!,.,,( ,,,. ,onk ,.,. r
llvidenco III the -response ,' of: nil' the dog sleds. ' 's niime ' Is
school children writing letters to I .Norman Vaughn. 1 look a guess
Itear-Admlral lUchal d K. Ilynl. how to spell' It and 1 hope II
regarding ihe value dr his cpln-ils right.
rations. ! "Ill those pictures of your I'd-
Thousands of these letters are! pcdltlon, I liked best where you
now being ivcclvod by the N'a-1 dressed Igloo your dog. In that
tlonal duration Association lo 'wi nter and siloes. Next I llk'.'d
he liolind hnd presented to Ail-1 where you dropped the flag at
nilral Hyrd' when lie addresse.i the .South I'ole. I really think It
the lJepiirtment of Superlnlen. all was wonderful."
deuce rnnventlon. at IJ.-troit, 'eb-i A Ship Model hi Soap
lliiiry 211. i An enthusiastic Itlver l-'alls.
Kvery state In the union will Wisconsin, youth carved a modclj 4l)i) birds at trapshnot.
ho represented III the gift volume. at Admiral llyrd's ship. "The City, .
Some of the letters aiv brief es-1 of New York." from a calie or,
fays on the value of exploration. I laundry soap, and sent It with
revealing close study of Admiral; his Idler of tribute. It Is ruin
liyrd'H lite and lour major ex-ilele with sails and rigging,
nlorntlons. Others are cnlhuslns- One New 'York City schoolboy i
,i i llliuif,.i..l 1,1.. I..iii Willi lieu
In verso, some expressed In plc-j sketches of the ntitartlc. Ac
tures and in Illuminated ninlin-. curoti ly portrayed are scenes of
scripts. " "Little Alllelicn," tho dog sledges,
lilltiil Stndcnls Write In Unilllc pengiilncs. ami the 1'olar plane.
Among the most unusual letters) A lad, whose name Indicates
are evpnil written by blind stil-, Spanish parentage, sent from ' Kl
Ohio society organizes.
Tuestlny
Three little sons of futility Agent
l t.'. t'. fate have attack of pto
j maine poisoning,
poor. right follows arguments on
"preparedness' in troni oi .oeu
ford National bank. Hyutanders
parted tho belligerents tile very
best' of friends.
1'oultry Industry of valley esti
mated as worth 5O0,U'UI per year.
Hoschurg wins Southern Ore
gon championship "by taking
Ashland for two Inglorious and
decisive detents."
Attorney Huh Newbury has pur
chased a new Chalmers six. Ileaut
Iful weather, smooth boulevards,
and Joyriding was too much ror
the busy lawyer to resist.
Ci-owds and enthusiasm at re
vival meetings at Nat grows.
Wednesday
Spring flowers on the Alice
llanley hill arc attracting many.
Wave of Interest In poultry rais
ing sweeps valley.
Medynski charges against last
city election to be aired before
gra'nd Jury.
Texas ranger routs 171! .Mexican
soldiers. .
tirand Duke Nicholas or Itussia,
regains favor of his people by
capture of a Turkish fort. .
A son Is born to Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Kroeschcl on St. Valentine's
day.
Thursday
The sunny weather has 1 made
the road over the Sisltiyous pas
sable, anil many local citizens plan
on a visit to llornbrnok, Hill and
Vreka Sunday, for the trip and
what there is to ilrlnlt at the
end'of the Journey. '
.Meilfnrd high defeats Franklin
high of Portland, U to '3. Mutt
Wltllnmson was a wizard on the
floor, hut mlNacd kix out of seven
shots at the basket. "Nohle work
was done by Carter Itrnndon."
l'lowlng is In full swing on all
sides.
President Wilson enunciates his
principle of "benoyolent neutral
ity." (3. 0. V. senators.' declare
too- many Ainvrlcan ships -being
I torpedoed by Oornutn submarines.
' rildny
I flux car on tho 1'. R. Jumps
I tho track, and Is smashed lo
smithereens.
' Quarantine placed on Califor
nia spuds. 1
Mose llarkduH's dog "Turk" re
turns homo lifter ten days' ab
sence In parts unknown.
A. S. Itosenhnum completes
ninth year or service as Southern
Paciric agent here. l'
'jlaby week campaign planned,
liy flrcaler Modford elub. I
Chief Timothy rounds up seven
high school boys smoking cigar
ettes. Saturday
Ashland stirred by rumpus over
Lithla springs management.
The Southern Oregon-Northern
Cnlirornia ' Development league is
formed to secure a railroad to the
coast. ' '
'Mike Wnmack discovers rich
gold deposit back of Jacksonville.
The Dubious Decorum club holds
a merry' St. Valentine's day party.
Mrs. John I'erl and A. J. Ilanby
address the Odd Fellows lodge.
The Fast Side Shakespeare club
meets Willi Miss Theone C'arkln.
Fill tttitcs breaks out or
III'
Pacific const, viirlouH cities of the
district made application for It.
Itepresentatlves of several cities
In Oregon met in Portland nnd
attempted to agree on a location
for the base, but were unable to
do so. Medford and others took
the Initiative and made an effort
lo secure it. but lacked the In- i
fluence to succeed, ns Is noted In I
the news dispatch from Washing- j
ton, and California wins again.
Sunnyvale is not well known In
comparison with other cities and
towns of that state, but suffice to
say California wins the coveted
base, which will require nn ex
penditures of several million dol
lars, and which will require a
ground force of from ifoo to 30a
men to maintain it.
The base is to be used as a
part of the defense of the Pacific
coast In the time of war and
reason dictates that a point half
way along the coast would be the
logical location, rather than Sun
nyvale, which is almost at 'the
extreme southern end of It. Hut
strategic location does not always
count in the establishment of gov
ernment projects. More often pol
itical pull is the determining fac
tor. Southwestern Oregon Is mid
way between our northern nnd
southern borders, but California
was able to exert sufricient in
fluence to win the base and make
its location at a point almost at
the southern extremity of our
long const line. Klamath Kails
llernld.
I I treasure' still this Valentine
;And will 'till I Join her there.
-liy Mary o.' Ciirey.
Everyday Specials
Guaranteed Rebuilt Battery
$3.00 and ycur old Battery -Starrer,
Generator and
Magneto Repairing a Specialty
Renfro Battery & Electric Co.
Phone 1294 '" At Texaco Ser. Sta.
. Jackson at Riverside . ;
WHERE TO THROW
rig UT
PH77I fq Rinnro
press Comment
.POUtXAL AND OltKtiOXI.W
XewHpaper l.-ida In the north of
the HUtto are exchanging n merry
fclve and take In continuation
the lute election unpleasantness,
and the latest topic of disagree
meYir.lH closing of the liogue riv
er to commercial fishing!
Hero Is what the rejuvenated
Oregonlan said about the Oregon
Journal jifur the . Journal had
called the legislature down for
passing the river closing measure:
In an article ringing with
indignation, the Oregon Jour
nal remind the legislature
that only last November the
soverlgn people voted to keep !
the Hague river open to com- I
mereial fishing.
."Then how is It that the j
legislature ' takes upon itself
to overrule the Voters of the
slate?" demands out amazed
and Incensed contemporary.
"How Is it that the legisla
ture sets Itself up an super
ior, to the voters and revers
es their decision In the mat
ter of fingue river rishlnu?
If the contemporary up the
street Is sinceivly iisklntf for
culminating for political pur
fulminating lor political pur
pose, the answer to its imkH
lions is that the legislature
has been taught by the Ore
gon Journal to set itself up
as autocrat.
In November. 1 !l 2 8 , 1 ess
than three months hefore the
1 11 2 !l legislative session, the
people voted down on income
tax. Moreover, In J tine, I it 2 7,
the people voted down an in
come tax. Furthermore, in
Novembei, l!2ti, the people
voted down an Income tax.
Also on several previous oc
casions they voted down an
Income tax. tirants 1'ass
Courier.
LAS VHC1AS. Nev." Feb. 13.P,
Wanted: some -pUce to put. Z. 700,- ;
"iiO.euhiu yards i f rook .ami dirt. 1
Notify engineers for Tiqover dam
project. .... . . '
With waste land surrounding the !
dam site on every shle. the engi- '
neers are still finding n baffling
problem in planning removal of j
excavated material. j
Sheer cliffs tower hundreds of ;
feet above the Colorado river bed. i
and loom as forbidding barriers to !
the removal of materlitl to higher i
ground, where it will not interfere
with future work, nor hamper nor
mal flow of watr below the dam!
site. j
.More than :." prospective bid-;
ders have been in I.;s Vol as lo
study topographical conditions nl
the dam site, preparatory u inak
Ing bids which will be opened
in Denver .March 4. j
The rugged ness of Mirrnnnd-;
ing territory and the confieed ,
area of the dam site, engine rs
say, presents enormous problems. '
Two coffer dams must be buth i
fiit. Otherwise some of the l.-;
SOd.QOO cubic yards of din and
rock to be gouged from 'be,
river bed and canyon walls could
be utilized for the tempon i y
barriers'. - j
Another J.DOO.OOO cubic yards j
fnust come out uf the rock walls:
themselves for the four .diversion
tunnels, each SO feet in diameter!
and approximately 4.000 feet long .
Through these the turbulent frnt-
rrs of the Colorado will flow i
around Ihe dam nite while con-
slruction goes forward. ;
Oilier physical disadvantages to;
he' overcome, prospective bidders1
point out, aro problems of trans-;
portation across the river, do-1
livery of material 'on the 'canyon!
walls, and loentich of machinery
and eriuiiment in the rough tor-j
rain. '
Her Haired of Romance
Provoked
THE CRSME IN THE
DUTCH GARDEN
' '1- A.VNAUKLLE QL'ERDUNC barred love,
romance ami lia.pin('.s from the lives of
if all about lier ..Von are a bad picked '
old woman", read an unsigned letter to her.
Then came iliin. - Are yon ready to die ? The
end is near".
A few weeks later. Miss Qticrdling
killed as she &al in lite garden of her home.
The amazing reyelaiions thai solved the
crime are brilliantly told by HERBERT
ADAMS in this story pf mystery and ro
mance. , "
Starts
Wednesday, February 18th
in the
MAIL TRIBUNE
DO YOU KNOW THAT
MYSTERY VEILS
w '-' f 'r' -. ' ."
dents of Cleveland. Ohio, In rais
ed Jlratlle chumcters. One student
hopes that Admrul llyrd's books
will fume day be printed it
llrallle. A tranwrlptiitn Is written; Concord, New
between the Urallle characters, Uikewood, Ohli
bv the teacher. .Many of the packets of student
I'aso, Texas, u ftill-length draw
ing of Admiral llyrd. In bis naval
uniform. Two ollKr large pictures
of ; the explorer were rtMil from
Hampshire, and
( AKKll lt novs '
Milton T n y l o r, who for fiyoi,
years was a Carrier boy on the
Capital Journal has been appoint
ed to the national military acad
emy at est point by Senator
.Mc.Xary, winning the appointment
by competitive examination. He
Is the second Capital Journal car
rier to be awarded a West Point
appointment, tho first me being
Dwigbt Mulkey. All of which
pi ove tho- value of the irainilm
11 carrier hoy receives, cnecially
DISAPPEARANCE OF
New otieaiis children sent
i letters contain accompanylnn notes those who' like Capital Journal
handsome box of letters. The' box from teachers, endorsing the Idea,
wns designed and made by man-! (Hie Maine teacher says, "the let
ual traintnK students, from l.oul-1 ter-writlng Idea has been a greiit
riiana tidiwater cyprus wood, and tr Incentive to spontaneous study
the cover Is suitably Inscribed, i In geography, history and Kng-
A gron of pupllw from Vine- M than anyihlng we have had
land. N'ew Jersey, presented u this yeiir.
Illumiiuited manuscript. depMhu; I .More than 3.000 lettcix lve
In color llyrd's plane' as the child -1 been received, and these repre
ren saw It when he fl -w over, sent the best of some 110,000 sub
New Jersey's "F.gg llasket." 1 ! mltted to teachers for a prelim
A Plandone. New York, boy In Inaiy elimination. The prcsenta
the sixth grade, writes.' ! lion exercises will be broadcast
"I am happy to have the oppor- over the 'Columbia network from
tunlty to write to the man who Octrolt, Monday, l-Ybiuary 2::.
explored the South Pole. huvo n;30 to l p. in.
Some glazed terra-colta business! The Wtckersham Commission's
reeortls :i.i.0( years old have been report recalls the company of in
dog up by archeologlsts In .Mlniio-1 tantry who aiv being haranmird
sota. When deciphered they will i by their Irish captain Just before
probably reveal that the business going into battle. ' P-hoys." he
men were all losing money, but j shouted, ' will ye fi:hl r will ye
conditions w ere fundamentally 1 run?". And the men yelled. we
sound. Southern Lumberman. will!" Mr. Hoover asked the Wick-
.... . ,. eiham Commission, "Are you w't
Itiead i-ast on the waters will or me or you dry? And. almost
return again, and this Is eou;illy two years later, the embattled
carriers, own their route, ;oy
for their papers, do their own col
lecting and .dlc:tinK. so that tlu-ir
profits are dependent upin '.heir
own Veliabilit. enterprise and en
ergy. Carrying papers is a valu
able pi -film Inaiy training tn busi
ness met hods mid Inculcate hon
esty, thrift und Industry. Its con
tacts provide an insight into hu
ma n nature and teach the you up
Id ea tact a n d eon rt esy as an en
MMitial for success.
The practical value of a car
rier boys training Is attested by
imiii new eminent in nil rank til
Hie ilirouuliout the rummy, who' "' '""! notlilmr.
I i hum' no eui'mies,
t father said. "I know
SAN DIEGO LASS
SA.V DIKCO. Cal.. Feb. 14. OP)
The mystery--of the disappearanct'
Wednesday : of ton-year-olil Vlr
gin la' Tlr'ooka remained unexplain
ed today ns every available officer
In the city searched for n clue lo
her fate.
Police theorized tjiat the girl
might have been kidnapped alter
she left tho modest home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Itrooks, gaily swinging her books
and carrying a bouiiuet for hor
teachcr. She never arrived at the
Kuclld school, a mile and a half
distant.
Squads of officers and posses of
volunteers have combed the can
yons near the Brooks home and
the school to no avail. They spent
last night systematically searching
vacant houses, ditches, culverts
and vacant lots In the Fast Uni
versity avenue district, but nRain
PRICES HAVE
BEEN REDUCED
the girl's
of no one
true or your dough. -
with his own. Albany Iemoernt- Oazrtte.
-Scheiiretedy
eleven murmur, "We
l.oul Pol-Diap,itch.
ate.
St
Met ii Id.
, Thoro seems In be no unem-idoyme-nt
among cabinet-makers
in France.- Albany News.
The Wt keisham
bi lllluitl example to
derbiiss and miss Ihe
A t In til ti Constitution.
report
fire a
bull V
blun-
ee.-
' hut In tnure pleasant t h i u a
cold bath before breakfast ?" asks
a w rlti'r. The am w cr is: Nil ctdd
bath before in eakfast. Puh
thus started their careers, p.m we
tin mil Iimvo lii vit mil nf Kulmti
Amonn curler hoy, win, mmlc wno oul,l ivnnt to tnke my little
Knot! here lme been fcilcrnl Jml-;B'r''
Ken. rnllcl State- wnntor. Mi-i Th0 H"okn family came here
prome nml circuit Jmlk-c. isover- ""'ernl innnlhn otto from I'ortlanil.
nniH. bunk pre-Llents. Inilu-l rial-, "'' "ntv ,lvf', 'nillnn-
lt. profenloiial men. merchant'. "Poll.
journalixlH. nml farmer!. You find ,", report from the Mexican
them In all rank of life. "oroer mm tnat a man anil a ttlri
If a hoy Micci'ciU an n ni-WNpa- n"".niih
per carrier. It s a pretty safe hi t , were Keen
lie will imikv noo.l In h ilcver, " eMneminy.
line he nftcrwarih. tai-klen. for hel The only pirture of the Kill
muM have that liil.mt wc call' known to exist wn l.rmiMlar here
character ti make koo,i s il.-m ' fi'nm Uos Angeles by nn num. )'o.
('.) 1 1 - I .liiurnal. ' I Hee Immediately bewail prlnfinu:
. - rircutnrM hearimt the pictuttS) for
The lust teamwork Ml far illatrlbutlnll.
X'trginia's description
to cross Into Mexico
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
YOUR FORD DEALER
Sixth qpd Pacific Highway .
Phone 141