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4AGE TWELVE
Medpord Mail Tribune
Dally ind ffunday
PubllihKl by
IIKD'OIII) I'HIMI.NQ CO.
'-- N. Kir 81. WiM I
SOUKKT W. Uflll., Editor
I. BI'Ml'TKII SMITH. Manaiar
An IndipciMlriit Nepapr
' Enttred u awtl rlasa authf al Uatloid.
Drawn, under Act ol Hutch , IS7.
Bl'RSntirciON HATES
Br Mitt In Alliance:
luiir, lih Huulay, war......
Iially,. .1th Sunday,, nwaidl
. Iially, tllhout Sunday, ytar....,
, Iially, wluwut Sunday, UKiiitll. . . .
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Irv t'arrlar. In Advance Medford. Asllland,
Jatftwmlllc, IVnlral t'ulut, i'lweuil, Talent, uold
UH and on lllltlmara.
. Iially, with Sunday, nwnlh.... .
. alally, -wlUiout Sunday, rioiiui...
llally, without Sunday, one year.
Iially, alia Sunday, one year. . .
All term, call In advance.
T.uO
8.00
Official paper ' the City of Medford.
Official paper of Jackron County.
MEMHKN Of TUB ASSOCIATED I'llBSt
Hecelfing Full Leased Wire Serrlce
The Auoelatvd i'resa U eicluiliely entitled to
the uie for putdleallon of all netva dlipauliea
eredlted to It or otlieiwiM credited In thli paper,
and alw to tha local newe punllalied herein.
All rllhta for puldluiliw of apeclal dlapUchaa
herein are alo retcned.
alWJBKB OK AUDIT llllUEAU
OK 1'181'UI.ATIOSS
M. C. MIIUtCNHKN I'llMPANY
J (trricei in N?w York. Chkan. Ixtrntt,
Irancliro. Jjjs Ailfa. Am t lie, I'ortiind.
Ye Smudge Pot
(By Arthur Ptrry)
i MHt of the nicinlierH of tho
IrKlHlaliirc liavo thi'ir wIvch with
them, the rurtland Juoi-nal rc
jiortH, and wc nuiipoHo the dear old
Kh-lH will take the full hlame for
(ho nuttinoHH of their inon. -
.; i Still, theo fellows who dresa to
protect cverythiiiK hut their heada
probably havo a nice aenso of val
uea. (St. ThomaH. Out., Timos
Journal.) The lncaneat dig In u
Jonff, long time.
V. Ilyliee. tho J'villc norf nnd
robbed fiiriuer, h.'ia fllarted hla
Hprinp; work, llo Is an old-fnah-Joned
farmiT. without a political
upecch on hiR rancii, who thlnka
ll hired man can do a better Job
etf plowing- than the Lord, anil
lU'Ver . trlcH to harvest IiIh crops
With n flHhliiK pole or a .38 rifle.
U keepa him buay runniiiK IiIh
tttnilinK acreH, without devolhiK
any time to governmental affaii'H.
lie niunafreH to keep dreaaed up,
und -oecaHlonally popa uut of the
trout door of a bank, playfully
implnir n rubbor bund around an
overly fat wallet.
-. The llrcd bunk clerks who ninny
thought would bo nolle proHHeU
Wiheh AVntthlngton'a Hirthdny fell
on, tftindny,.' have thwarted the
daHlardllneaH oC tho calendar hi
this rempect nnd will restore their
. IKgltig vitality Monday. Ah far a.s
the "writer 1h concerned,- It makes
no difference if the banks never
open up n guilt, The bnrbershopH
will not follow suit und suspend
Operations.
i !Tho eoimnitteo on nrrungements
lor the lurtt rllej over John ,1.
IeprcsHion, are working on a plan
. to havo the streetH run red with
Ink.. It haa also been arraitKed
that If Kllas TlKhtwad accidentally
falls into the grave, he will have
to get out by his own efforts, if at
all.
tjOno of the lt(31 model autos
sava a 4d with a trailer a nllff
race down tho Muin Stein yester
day afternoon, but succumbed to
greater recklessness und not fret
ting ubotit getting a fender de
ranged. . .'Allen has a broken nose, ami
a bad gash on his rlht cheek, and
ii discolored optle. Ills, companion
was a striking blonde" tSlskiyott
News.) What do you multo of
- that, fellow citizens!
. One of tho Trail hlUwilliuuis
towned yesterday. - lie was union
a tdiocHtrlng for a necktie And -took
a shot at your enrr., when It wan
HugRested ho use neckties for socks
hereafter.
Who can recall when the Ash-land-Mcdfonl
quint strmtKles were
mn tense, that I'rof. Irv VlnltiK
Mcowleil ut John Mauu?
. Mnny Jackmui county disciples
uf tho Silcred Joseph policies, are
Hluwly discovering the difference J
.between n Julius Meier cnmpalKn
button and a Iior dollar (he power
barOnH wanted to spend, Tho cam
' pulRti buttons have the same pur
chasing potentialities as n wine
colored autumn leaf.
' Tho only low story in circulation
the past week, concerned n conver
sation between two pullets.
.' Tho o ily way to gel rid of
Andrew flullon, secretary of the
Ireusury, Is to elect a democratic
president but II will be worth it.
TJIKY KNOW Til Kill IXlIi:it
Nut bchiK much of a student In
behavior traits In animals, we
haven't much opinion on whut
cattln think about, but a woman
visitor to Mrs, A. I). Walker's
-farm Is convinced that even
"ilnmb, driven entile" know the
hand that feeds them.
Itecently Mrs. Walker took Mrs.
O. O. Taber out to her farm to
show her the fine herd of white
,fnco cattle there. An the Walker
rig: drew up to the ride of the
fence. Mrs. Walker honked seve
ral tlnwtt and 1be ealtlf nil eni
.crfwding round tho fence Us If
enter to creel her. .
Tho. next day Mrs. Tuber took
her hushnnd out to fee the Walker
oattlo. Thtt cattle wr llo. uvar
In tho pasture so Mrs. Taber "
gested her hushnnd honk as Mt".
Walker had done so the cnttb1
.would come t" the fence. Accord-
.Ingly tho honk? were Riven but
tho cattle phhI no nttention. rv
nally ono or two got up, but did
not come near tho tenro, but turn
cd their backs on the callers and
ncied Ilk l.aMiful b J Ibdlon
Editorial ConrogpsoaEnaaww
r.us a.oi:ij:s, vii. is
It's n (tiiy lift', four kIiows in
as miiny diivH. C'luirlic Clitipliii
in liix new film, "City LiY'IiIm,"
mi old movie known iik "Little
Ont'sar," u new one, "Stolen
Ileitven" ut l'arainoiuit stius
ring young Holmes nnd wliii.'si
her linuio 1 and a' lcfritimiite
Leslie Howard and Ids New
York compiiny in "Berkeley
(pronounced Barklee) S(iinre."
Well, tlmt Is nicely hc ram
bled lint wo feel seranibled
four shows, and all this noise
ni(.'ltt and day, it 's hard for tin
country editor to collect him
self or anything else.
Moreover, we have an idea
theatrical eritieisuiH from a dis
tance are rather a bore par
ticularly where there is no
chance fur the reader In see
what ye critio is talking about.
However, as we we amiin 'call
attention to the fact that this
is our habit, usin' the editorial
"we," altlioiiidi we are actual
ly writ in;.' in the first person
singular, and at the moment
are traveling tout scul as the
Czeclio-Klovaks say. '
As we have been doing noth
ing but run from one movie
house to another fur the past 21
hours, it will 'have to 'be movie
ihont I'ical Jiahuluiu or uotliint;
,wl tvl.nt xi .....1XWI..AI.I...
1 '
mat os, if it should he NOTI1-
WoU, Htartinu with Charley. Any
tlilriK w Kay Isn't worth a dam
when "Sharley" ia foncorncd for
wo admit, no matter wlmt ho doeu
or doean't do, we do like him
have always liked him uh far an
we con hoc, hIwiivh will. Ono In
either a Chaplin fan or isn't and if I
one jh, men overyining kooh, aHt
long as tho nppeallnK flat loot
baKRy troti.serH and bamboo cane
mo In Hie picture. At leitHt that's
tho way wc feel ubout It. Wo lovo
tho vulvar little beast, that's the
lonK and short of it our appraisal
of 111 m lias no more critical value
than our appraisal of Hliitu once
upon a Mine, our pel (Iok
However, as everyone knows, II'
an editor wero restrlcled to writ
ing only observations of value, this
favorite column of the newspaper
would frequently bo empty and till
newspaper men uh well as moHt
newspaper, renders would prefer
something to noUiiiiK at all. So
hero koch:
M. Chariot Chaplin In hlu new
play, "City UkIiIh," at the new Uoh
AiiKeles theatre, Ilroudway und
Sixth, U A r.O centH only.
Wonder why Charley chose Hint!
name? It's a nice name, but does
not lit tliiH picture any moro than
Charley's, trousers lit IiIh lower ex
tremities. "City LiKlHH" HUBROHt
llKhtu of a big city, the (.rent
Whlto W'ny, cabarets on one side,
cats In dark alleys on tho other,
whoopee, gunmen and girls espe
cially girls. Hut there is only one
Klrl In this film nnd she is a poor
blind flower Rlrl pretty enough in."pn.n w- -ueuiom wiiuh
a doM-lllto way, but as far removed j Saturday.
from tlin rmt vnnt Inn id "fit v lhrlit
typo" ns ono could Imagine.
llowcver, what'B a nanio anyway
u Chaplin performance by mi
other nninn would bu us limn. Audi Mr. and Mrs. llobc Moore and
Clmrley IS ninny, fits gags arc ' daughter Colleen were shopping in
of tile :i:tmo genre but fresh and Meilfiirtl Monday,
now, thero Is n little moro pathos i Mr. and Mrs. Mathers npenl
nnd loss hilarity than in iuiihI nf AVednesilny In Mcdford.
tlio old Cliaiilln llltns in short, I'rosiiect basketiKill teams will
Charley, like everyone else, Is gel. 'play tho Jacksonville teams at
tlngi older, has lost Just n little nf , 1'rospect Friday night,
his animal nplrtts nnd gusto, lias The school nurse Is endeavoring
advanced in IiIh art, Is moro of an I to organise u humo nur.sing class
nrllst nnd less of n clown. Ah al- !ln this district. Il Is hoped that
ways there nrc tt few touches ofjahe will be Hiu-ee.ssful as such a
vulgarity (which .hiivo beau the I elass Is inm-li needed,
only flies In the Chaplin amber) I There was a very heavy down
hill they nru dellcutcly done nnd pour of arln all Wednesday after
not too frequent. nmui accompanied by heavy winds.
As a st reel - sweeper CliarU-v i Thursday morning the ground was
changes his lient when he spies ! w hile with snow,
n train of mules, und as an ele. .Im-U Melnnls Is levelling ground
nhmit imssca him. starts a double-!on hi-, ulac- and idana to build a
MUlik for tho next ward, llo uses -
luirt nf hiH H,,,rt UH u ha0i,
Kereuin, mil tno way no puts u iHt.
In his breast pocket, pats il, and, u f0mrn was called to Call
breaks Into thut riat-fouted, slmbbv, f f(in,,a lnHt Wrrk, to be tit the bed
xeiuillty walk ol his, takes .off tho'Ktllt. f his only sister, who Is seri-
Ml in fi.
The final closeun with Ibo blind
girl, whoso sight t'harley reslorew
with his drunken friends money,
is really one of the finest and most
toucUUuz bits of pantomime we
have ovev ' soon. Ills support in I
MUTT AND JEFF
ri So V.u VION'T TAIKi t 1 ; ftWTI -WON'T VMSmXt. I HC CVI'T STAfcbJ v s' '
, UmTw. j . sLijy v -. . Ali2y n? saiiofT THxam
TEpF0RDM4rL
good, and aluo the Hound effects.
The opening "takeoff" of the talk
ion Is an auspicious start.
In u very serious nionuuieut dcoS
lent Ion, it man and u woman orate.
As they speak and Resliculato.
Iliero Is an oboe und bazoo sound
reproduction -which romindB one
of some of the early talkies, pro-
duced hcl'oro sound cl'fccts were
Improved. As the curtain is pulled,
the. monument unveiled, there lies
Charley asleep in tho urma of ono
or llio female. fiKtires really ml
A l Introduction.
Tho new I-os Aawles theatre .s
worlh a sentence. The carpets
tiro so thick one sinks into them
as In the Kayptlan and Chinese
theatres in Hollywood, only more
so. KverythliiK Ih gold without
Klillor or Karlshiiesu, and a now
and appreciated feuturo Is a strip
of mercury llKlit down the sldeH of
the aisles so one doesn't have to
follow an usherette with a flush
IlKht or try to follow olio (so fre
quently the pretty usherette seems
to mistake her flashlight lor u lip
stick) (llorioiis augmented orches
tra some cnjoyahl runuslcal fea
tras', rcully fine voices and, we
repent, all for 50 citnts lmlf a
dollar.
Speaking of prices, 'they are fill
ing the Helasco theatre night und
day at M per seat where Leslie
I Inward in playing. This is the
last week and all tickets down
town are sold out for the week.'
However, a single person can al
ways get in somehow. Strolled UP;
just before curtain time and sccur-1
ed wonderful seat in the center, j
downstairs only six rows hack. As
a matter of lact wo don't llko to j
sit as near as that the Illusion Is:
not lo edectivo. However, let lliat
pass.
Leslie Howard is H typical Hug
lishman produced by the public
schuol system very attractive
good to look at with that comlrl-
nation of feminine charm and nut-'
If'rieiU masculinity to ward off et-
i fominncy, which it ho hard for tho
fair 8oc to resiat. The- play,
"Berkeley Square," is chiefly not
able as a novelty, a living of a
love story in t lie past imaginative j
rather than creative and impres
Hive. We are Kiad we saw it, hut ;
would never care to Hee it again '
can inuijilne no one wiHhlng to
do the latter tiniest they stilferedj
from a school girl crunh on Leslie.
Tl.n l.a.rltil a . .la.lf- lit Iniltl I
,. miI1(f B "Onco in a Life-
time,' at the Mayan theatre. A
Kuitflnian satire on Hollywood and
the movies. Kar better than ".Mer
lon" really something that do
serves the old chestnut, "Sereum
lug" The company playing here,
however, is not so Kood too tunny
of the actoiH und actresses think
talking like a machine gun, so no
one can understand what. they arc
miyliiK, Is amusing. This is play
Iuk to packed hotisoH, too, with
extra mntiuces. Doesn't look like
hard times.
The old lndy sellliiK apples near
the hotel Is named Mrs. IMrko. We
congratulated her today on selling
such fine apples und bought two
of them. They are from a box
marked C. A. Knight, Crater Luko
brand, Medford, Oregon.
H. W. II.
KOSl'lOCT. Ore., Feb. L'0. I
(Npl.) Mv. and Mrs. t'luude Chap-
11,11,1 11,1,1 un1 lra V1-t01 '
.M r, iinu .i i s, i imt'ii . 1 1 irvi ri
.turned from The Hallos, .Saturday.
They were called there by the 111-
I ni'ss and death of .Mrs. (iricve's
( mother. 1
K store and service statlmi and
;as0 o)(,n n rainp f(ip U(Ui.
ously 111.
Profi-nsor Klnstein amvuncen
that "there If no li Itching-post
In the universe, ns far we know."
The triumphal proKrww of the mo-
tor ear. Arkansas tlatrottc
I PROSPECT . !
i
It's a Conspiracy of Silence
TRIBUTE .MgDTORD,
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
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10. .Umtdulter-
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14. Kind of
Solution of Yesterday'! Puzzle
A s paHoisEn5i ipisi
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Award ol
valor
II. Old K"id coin
of ferula
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19. Mlrd of lri
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Dure h liter
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tnalta
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mummnla in
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15 Kui tut
10. lJ1ir-'rtln
menu
11 Suike with
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61 Outltt
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lAnpreye
64. Visionary
ZAAlnt
the odu osnd
48. Itomnn nod ol 6S. Send to tha
me unacir- wroriR oince
world Kngiltih river
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Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D.
Stltned letters ncrtBlnliK; tn pernorou1 health
Will be nwernl liy Pr. Ilriuly if a ntaroil t,clf
itxl written in Ink. Owlnit tu (lie larue number or
rtply run be made to queries not coufurialuB to
The Malt Tribune.
TIIK lATIK.N"E AOV1SKS TIIK UOCTOK.
, It Heoms to me that the patient
should tell the doctor the symp
toms, nnd not vice versa. Still,
a lot of folk ask
me to tell 'em
the symptoms of
this and that dis
ease. Xow Mrs, II.
II. L. t,hhiks I am
doing much harm
hy advising those
.with high blond
pressure to "for-
Kct It," und she
backs up her opinion with four
cases, to wit:
1. Man fond of hearty food,
told by doctor to go homo
and forget his II. I!. V. linn
for streetcar, had a stroke,
ami was a helpless paralytic
for six years, ruining the lite
of the younger genera t inn
with whom he had to live
after he had worn his w Ife
out.
1'. Woman active in social
and philanthropic work.. Phy
sicians told her her Jl. II. I',
was "essential." to forget it.
She oleyed: ami shortly had
ti stroke, and bus been totally
paralyzed for a year, with a
guardian appointed to lake
care of her affairs.
3. Woman, hard worker,
washing, ironing, lohl hy phy
sician that her H. It. P. was
rather beneficent. She ac
cepted this ussurniioe. ,Slie
luul stroke and lias Imu
pa ra lyzcd for se vera I Weeks.
The doctor' now believes hers
will be n long lingering illness
and If she lives she will re
main helpless.
I. Mr. II. H. L. herself hns
bad 11. It. P. for years. She
bus been told by three of the
best doctors In the state that
It Is "essential hypertension"
and to forget It. She obeyed,
for n time. Jtul after a whilo
she heKun to think for herself.
OKEOOy. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 19?,1t "
11. Practtred
customarily
12. Searcs
13. Sea easles
41. Conrunitd
ii. Is am
Z6. Vengeance
27. Type oi auto
mobile
M. Keileves
:U. Take out
32. One ol lot
I'llarhn .
settlers
Mock wltn
Keen reufOtefe
Kootlens
nlmais
36. Unirorm
10, First hand
i U. Chi-tsimaces '
14, ituns acrouca
17. Hectors ol
parochial
churches
49. Kindled
M, Avaianchea
C3. Make onrr
Hons 1n 1 .
64. UamMWlft
earn
65. State post
tlvely
68. Not on
57. Uenua of
tATrlcan trees
r.9. filve forth
0. Early c oddest
or Ur
Gl. StronB wagon
G4. Measure of
weiuht
70. Countries
71. Ueinam
DOWN
L Watering
places
2. Tibetan prleit
i. Dry
4. Keepers
6. Cntklne
8. Thick
7. Mountain In
Crete
8. Makes lacs
9. Smooth est
and glossiest
10. l'roteots an
Invention
mil liyclene, not to illMse. dlaunosli or trMtmMt
ncliln-ssnl emclnfw Is eiictnseil. Letters sliuulil be brkf
letters received only a few cim be answered here. No
instructions. Aildreis Dr. William Brady in care
Tho blood pressure was so nnd
so systolic and such and such
diastolic. She worked out a
diet for herself, took sun
baths, and a lot of other inon
keyshlnes which wo are not
going to mention in a health
column, and finally she has
hrought her blood pressure
down to a "point considerably
lower than it was. and she
Hays In another month or two
she will get it down to what
she evidently thinks it should
be. She brings the case to a
' close with the declaration that
while she. too, may be a par
alytic some day, it won't he
because she has been a gul
lible fool.
Well, I don't know about that.
The lady takes off. as non
chalantly as any layman who
thinks he knows a bit more than
an ordinary doctor does, with the
presumption that high blood pres
sure is a disease ur ailment in
itself. It Isn't.
Again the lady Imposes her own
Ideas on the whole science of
medicine. A considerable increaso
In the blood pressure IS benef ie
leiit and csseplial for ordinary well
being In the presence of certain
disease conditions. If it falls to
whal might be normal for a well
person, the patient is likely to
Mlffrr Nerious efforts from the
failure of the circulation.
As for "essential hypertension
there is no such thing,
Some of
our laboratory doctors, Imxper-
ienevd and -Incompetent append-
ages of a clinic or some such ma-
chinery. may decide the patient
has "essential hypertension' when
they are unable to find out what lug autumn leaves, of pine need- thc platform while the band play
hiU the patient. Dul real doctors , lea and branches of fir and spruce (Mt changing from tune lo tune
do not perpetrate such trick ding
noses. If they don't know what
ails the patient they say so. "Ks-M-ntiiil
hypertension" is a bit of
refined quackery.
Now that we are knee deep In
( the morbid mess wo may as well
go all the way In. I just want
to warn people with hih blood
pri'HHuro utfulnst any HUtlUcn or j
larue wduCtion -of th pisure. i
on ths-ir own, for the lowering of
proRHiire untl slowing of the cir
cu Ui t Ion may f n vor t lironi Ioh1b,
which in clottitiK In tht vosnels,
und whnn this happens in the ves
hcIh of the brain, well, you might
uh well havo had a regular stroke.
IneldfiUally I do not tell peo
ple to foiK't their high blood
pretwure. I tell 'em not to trifle
with thin'H they don't undt'rstand;
tho blood iireKHure 1h no more a
matter for u patient to deal with
than 1r . copper : content of tfiqi
hemogloltln. - , 'f
yi'KSTlONS AVU lAXSWKlW;.
. Jlcap iliic Hivc i
TuUlnK culclum laCute, 10
twico us day. as - yui-..UKKdstcit,
has irroally helped a .'long st'anoV
inir case of nnnio-nourotfc 'edojn.p.,
I havo had. Will you. please (ex
plain for mo what your refteiier--atlve
diet is? (Mrs. ,M1)
' Answer Angioneurotic. edema is
a $10 name for giant hives.' .;Thc
regenerative diet is a corrective,
protectlvo diet especially for mid
dle aged folk who-uro getting
ready to commence to start lii-eak-
Ing down, having rheunmtlsv high I
blood pressure, tired feeling and :
all that. The Instructions, togeth.
er with other helpful hints to .
grown-ups, arc contained in the
"fiulde to Itight Kating." which!
you may have for a dime, your
written rectuest, and a stamped en- !
vclope bearing your address!
Itaiianu llrotigliL Himlm llack
Our 9 months old baby had se
vere chronic diarrhea from birth.
Dr. treated hlin with
for 7 Vi months and could not con-
i trol it. Then wo (jailed Dr.
Mind with the aid of no medlcino
i at all. only pot cheese, banana
: and lactic acid no Has succeeucu
. in oringing trie oaoy uacu to nor-
malcy. (Mrs. K. IS.)
Answer. IJh-huh? I am prob
ably dumb hut i don't know what
not cheese Is. If it wero Swiss. I
now. I could say Youmum. If it
were Llmberger 1 .could suy Ow
wow. Hut pot won't you explain
it in words of one syllable, please?
CoitiMiny JHsposctf Of,
I . . .1.1 how would he explain Its queer
! I noto you suggest saturating1' '
gar to kill lice. I have found Kx
i tract of Larkspur which can be
purchased from any drugstore at
35 cents a bottle, eradicates them
In three applications three sue
( esive nights. Jt in dangerous to
: the eyes but will not harm the
scalp or hair. (Mm. B. L. D.)
Answer. Larkspur is an old
; remedy. However, I believe ker
i osene is the surest, though it is
m more or less Irritating to tho
scalp and when using it great pre
caution against flame is necessary-
1 l.i'h-inu nnuli.t- iriiv f'an.,1.
the hair close to the sculp with !
n fine tooth comb, being sure to
cover every spot thoroughly. Do '
this once a day for a week, uy,
that time any nits remaining will ;
have batched. Then comb for
three days more after the last
louse has been found. Then the
hair will bo clean and free from1
nits. I have had plenty of ex-1
peneneo and 1 know tins way is
effective. (Ur. 11. M. K.)
1 Answer. Tnke your choice,
folks.
1
Sundown
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TIIKIlt COSTt'MKS
(Hy Mary tiraham Homier)
TOTIfFG
7oA
a. a Bavjra n i.
The costumes worn by the lay!thte unw'rtn,m. Uy ending out a
ami Months and Years in the
(rand March taking place back
of the world were
the most interest
ing and beautiful
and original John
nnd Peggy , had
ever seen.
Some of them
wore snowy cos
tumes, and looked m
ovuetlv n tholiirll IVV.-A.t
they wero cover-
vd with s n o w.
Othcra wore cos
tumes of Icicles
and though J'cggy
and John thought they might
feel cold, they didn't mtiii to mind
these costumes In the least. They
were decorated with Icicle Jewels,
loo.
Some wore costumes of wheat
and barley und looked just like
j warm, sunny, mid-summer Days,
There were costumes of green
leaves and spring flowers, of flam-
trees.
others were wearing costumes
decorated with red berries, while
still others wore suits made of
moss, and out of these suits little
violets and trailing nroutua now -
ers.
Some wore such lirlglit and
LMm
,Qnill Points
All work and no play makes
Juck for tho nervo specialists.
What a world. Nobody will
take your last cigarette and ev
erybody will take your last dollar.
ri.Un . ..1 nl.1 .Intro Ullm Alliei
,. a in? m.mju w.u .
...... ....A nrotin-ed some '
time prior to 1492.
Libertarian: One who wants the
lid off bocause ho hasn't any kids
to be corrupted.
You can buy -fake hotel labi-h
,for your lnggftgo, but nlaK your
Htore-bought toweU give you nway.
It Is easy to distinguish be
tween a buslnetw and a siiort.
A sixirt Ik more llko business.
Fable: Once there was a largo
fat husband who got sick and did
not mako any pathetic romarks
about dying.
At any rate, Mussolini knocked
certain king for a. goal and kept
ng"t on goum,
Lending money only for stock
feed just means that a lot Of moles
will get cxediti for eating ham
and eggs. '
. .
Americanism: Telling the farm
ers they ure poor becauso iney
,)r,iU.c too much; spending the
f(u.lcr-g tax money to reclaim
more und to ni.rca80 production
Hush money: The sum gang
land spends for shot gun shells.
Another of the farm crops mort-
gaged in advance is the ono the
rstorjc brings.
; A bootlegger can't be honest
j nnd live. If he sold puro liquor.
It must be a snd blow to Uio
walUT when a prosporus
looking customer pencils hie
figures all over the Uible-clolh
and then leaves a ten-cent tip.
There are two classes in the
ulnr c- wno mum wh
thl'lr ran,n' helfloonw and thoso
who nu,at UUV thoir 1,v cir-
looms.
One foreign distillery sold 13.-
- 000 quarts in three months to
foreign legations in Washington.
, No wonder diplomats start a war
now and then.
This year, we celebrato the
200th birthndy anniversary of
"Washington, who made Amerien
free. Canadian hooch sellers will,
join in the celebration.
Think how man ' apologies the
state department' would havo - to
send Mussolini every day if all
of us were generals.
Correct this sentence: "When I
argue," s.iid the man, "my pur
pose is to get at the truth not
merely to air my opinions."
Heing piggy won't keep you from
being thin. Look at the ham In a
rus store samuvien.
nn,.,,nilu ,o mi.i n.i
questionnaire to discover when the
lust installments will be paid.
Don't leave a thing half done,
son. You might become a flyer
nnd decide to cross the Atlantic.
sunny-looking costumes that leg
gy and John could hardly look
at them without squinting their
eyes as they did on dazzling I y
sunny days.
Ot hers were d ressed I n eos
tmnes of flowers so that they
looked like beautiful gardens.
There were isoino who wore
Mich rainv dav costumes, and
! W)ln0 wno woro .such heavy, dull
, gray suits that John and Peggy
; could hardly see them.
! "The Foggy Days," whispered
the Little l.laek Clock.
Some looked so very brilliant.
an(1 others looked quite dull. Oh
there was every kind ot a costume
you could possibly Imagine, and
tnpy marched around and around
I a the different ones in tho march
passed y.
( "This is the most interesting
..erformance I've ever seen." said
John, nnd Peggy agreed thai he
.tnoUght SOi too. -
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Tomorrow "The Hand's Tunes"
By BUD FISHER
Di Yid Remember?
TEJf YEARS AGO TODAY
(From files of the Mail Tribune.)
JVhruary 20.
Charles Kvans Huches is named
secretary of aluto by l-rcsldcnt
Harding.
fitnto legislature In liold-ovcr
session.
Basketball game between Rose
burg and Jledford to decldo dis
trict title excites city.
Chamber of commerco plans
regulation of charity drives.
Montenegro declares war on
Serbia.
Three flue fires keep firo de
partment busy.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
(From files of the Mall Tribune.)
Ffbrunry 20, llllt
Rogue river fish bill passes
state senate by- two majority.
Klghtooii solons voted "to sustuln
the people."
Daring Mall-Tiibune reporter
leaves to take photo of Crater
Iiko in Icy grip of winter. Tho
feat has never before been un
dertaken. Hand of Portland seen in op
position to lower rales -for val
ley. Ex-Ohlonns to hold a celebra
tion at Ashland. Col. F. L. Tou
Velle will sing a solo.
The police found a girl 15 years
old, downtown lust -evening at 11
o'clock and escorted her -home,
where she received a' lecture front
thc polico and her parents.
2-zo ,
"With spring around the. corner, I
must, think of many things
I don't mean ships und sealing
wax, or cabbages and kings.
Instead,',' say? Bunny, "I am think
ing "now 'of Kastorlldo. .
And 'of the : multitude of ; Kastcr
... eggs that must be dyed."
parents
OnSTIXAXC'Y
(Hy A lice Judson Peale) .
We ull know the child, and wo
are lucky if he does not live in
our house, who offers resistance
to every command, who fights
buck, argues or- offers a silent but
none the less effective refusal to
obey. With such a child nearly
every hour of the day brings a
battle of wills and punishments.
A child does nut thus make his
own If fo hard without due cause.
Such consistent obslinancy re
flects always upon the treatment
he has received. ;
Most frequently . Uo has been
.subjected to entirely too many
commands which come often from
not one but from many adults
whose Ideas conflict with one. an
other. Jlis treatment bus liecfi
now firm, even harsh and again
unduly lax and Indulgent.
He has (earned by experience
that throwing a temper tantrum
will probably get him the thing
which has Just been denied or that
Grandmother will let him do what
Mother forbade.
Such a child is being thorougly
trained to a negative and obstin
ate attitude which -must give rlw
tu Innumerable further conflicts
and which will stand in thc way
of bis harmonious relations with
adults and children ' outside tho
home.
One of the Immediate effects at
home is the occurrence o( a great
many emotional scones in which
anger, vlndictiveness nnd a hyster
ica! luck of self control nre thor
oughly practiced day hy day In a
manner which cannot fail to mark
deeply the child's developing char
acter. The habit of obstluaucy nuikHfr
h i in unwilling to accept even
those reasonable limitations which
are necessary to u healthful rou
tine while outnfde the home It
stands in the way of hl toarnlng,
and of pleasant nucha relation
ships. Vsing six seed harvesters and
two combines farmers of Jackson
County, Ala., will save 5,000 bush
els of soy bean tved and .11.000
husheh) of lcypedeza seed during
th venr.
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