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1 MF.PFORD MTtTU TRrnrryK. MF.I)Ff)UP (MtifitiX VT FDX ESP A Y "-FEB 1RPAR Y 25.' 1931. - PX5F.-TF.N Medtord Mail Tribune trjrit rtiMtxc co .;tr S. fir ft. t tm itr n. tiBU r. a, i,irrf e mini. x;r As lAiVr .Vci.-rJTr rtm A n rv sunt Al (ktt-SA. OCT Art Mutt t. M'UMilltlUS UAIfa i-'.f. S..iir, TW It U. ifli A.. Paj, sflb.01 fciV-tl, trar. 1'A.i.'. l.thral AutaW. , FCt Ajsllf. Kir - ; A, tinuT. ia M"c4l. A-jJl. jru. ifurii ri. rktj. iii. o ti.l r. li jirtr'. . Iui'-j .I'll Aic'. ' -"r I11S,. si'fcv StAllit. AK! ' aha Rj.:u. kk icai . ' Ail t"t. CAA ia aciliirr. i Offiriil pIt IU tlT of Ut&eit. cat.:ai rf t j KtLVW.t OF THE ASSOCIATED TStSS BwIea iVl LrJ Wtr Atnlet ' Tt ,v.-.o:ea ITf- K fvr.uii"'? t-.ilW ! ' fc a4 ft. rti:rtl. f U trst dpitdM ; nitrd I it cwattj tit urn AApa. ; Apt !-. I lb kenl Arl pufr'.jtmj ArrttA. All rc'ju l rdsm al itl s AMrtA rt aIm rrftfti- ! Ui-UBd If M KIT II 8L1U 1 Ot USiTLVHU." trtixLt, Lm Arti. fr-mit. rtftiaaA. Ye Smudge Pot (y Arthur Porry) i Klfc ire :m.w wtllt fin-arms; DCtn. ami tlon i cam what the -i hit. M long as the target jump- j ord Kjucal. at the finl?h. I Jim Grk-v of Prositcct was down at the legislature, antl re turned home to find that the hlrcJ ' ;-an hatl left the litl off the sweet ; Irfckle barrel. i We never cared much for acro bats before, hut in CteveUmi a nv broke and an aeroljtt fell feet first on a nlccolo player. tl-ift-. i The law- of compensation ir stiil working. Owner ttf fraternity (tins. f ltotli acxca. relaxed last week and j put on their sparrotv-talled coat... and rowiw cut. row, and hehold! A Frisco blonde got in on a chauf feur's badge. fiman urA ViliAhlaa. it ml I ttie better cluf are using thm to j dispose of a few carrot. f Oregon now has a pair i-f uix bills. If the supreme court dolib- rrates solemnly, ami ponders inlghtily. it will not take over l' minute- to declare them flighty. S feeble, unconstitutional, invalid and no-account. S-SIi: THHKK WKKhs! (SO Yean Aar C'l.) A society young man. drop ping into a bookstore here yes terday to buy a more or less racy book, was tartly fold it waj "out of print." It hap pened the girl clerk a somr thinx of an old acquaintance, lie walked out rather sheep-, ish. laaissks are coming forth in ; pring garntvnts of considembl ) length, and the cpring hats will have to be worse than expected t . make them look Uk the dickens 1 Plans for the Interment tf Johnt Johnnie) IV pression proceedl ce. and th male quartet ideal has been abandoned, as too risky. J with the public mind In Its present unsettled mute. and. besides, the, best off-hand tenor in town lost j his adenoldn' last week. The male! quartet went out of style about j the time the community uuit : worrying aTiout what the tourists : thought of the civic autu cmp. : They are never committed any j atore. except at revival meetings. ! The representative of the "f orces of evil" won the mayoralty of i Chicago again yesterday. His op-I ponent was a "vigorous viponvnt of economy. The voters figured i thai as long as money was in cir- I rttlation. they had a chance to pet pome of It. The righteousness f ( man reaches its hichest point, with . a porkettHMik maktnt; an unsightly ' bulge in his hip-pocket. j The fint pair of hand-hwli-"i-ri of the erly sprinc. sho - el up ning welgrd in a runit-K-seat. The Tex judce w bo slew a sunogranher in a fit of ungovern able n-mper. and was severely al-pped on the wrist with a 3-year prtswn term, magnanimously de cide to go to prison, '"rather than submit the taxpayers to the ex-pen- of 1 new t r i. 1 " No o ne would attribute nthinc but the ktftiest motives to a gent quirk on the trigger, but ma be his Ex-i Honor ficure the next jury miRht not te ehickrn-heArted, V. tVortiAjn of Thornl. the , C.r.ml Hoh'tr.1 Farmer o thr 1m-' pcrUI ltol'trl Farmers hit t AllU AnlPAleO last rtrnln with the , teinkrm. Mr- WurtniAn rAriibiltl kts dAptiMll!y L-okmc tv -.r lik a ttllrr'thAn a tiller. , NJltponv. m t t p I a t . i Canon, rinmrrt lj su.ti.lni.iri. ami yottn aIi.'. trr t. iM.rv.. tlirlr fliAt lii.tl. A t .iT..iiue i" nJc AhftH In trAffK- .'n-t t-..i K bAtrllllf late hs'tWAth !!- "h'A-!-of the currvnt ni. li.'tn(.wl itts-w 1r. Canon k.te t l. il i''ut :h rast lAfmocnilir :ciy n I ih tlin" he mod d.,nn 4.1 han4-cr. "Iljns.n mi 'n. ! atcly- was aaai? ...in.th'.rfl -.t. tArons InTetir.li"n .h.r.l i..t sonic tarrK-w. p. -rm ..t t" a-i uerUni of th Kfleirn llitAd oclrtr hAd llt tutch-r ki- ff in the Pw. IUlpil. it hA.l t..t twn tarp n1 r t c e n t I t Iai.s It-rm t In tl"ii ' but a little dicntty. JrfeTl Pnblt. litt bt'.fS impttJ. Iitir.ry fcvttj. j QUILL POINTS Siaunicii -seem rat'r-r umliirnifiril "hen tliev aivc one an t ilicr tl.r lie. but t lit y rul';ibly know best. Kvi'iiinsr means nftci iiihmi. Tli"se Ih tliink it iiiiiius tli iih- ;is ui'.'lil lniiiKI ti"!" tin' iffwt it lias on "con." Tin- U1 ,s. N't XV in Kuv-ia liiivi- ik'citleil (t attfiul to llirir own bus; !i.l-r 'Aiin-ri'-a ran 't rrooynizi' tliom. Wlwa iiMtiifv i lfiil to ;:nylfl; S.,-aki:i'.' of v 'vild ;is to avuhl i iiitnre. i , Iv .-tt leI It is We iiiean enoli II to remember at times tliat man is tlie :il to need a lie!!. The flapper a.'e is that indefinite period when neat aukles em more important than eomfort in zero weather. When better ears built, an an argument with a telephone pole. Ainei ieauisiu r Saerifieint; lieiilth in order to tret money, usin the money to hire a irre.1t doctor wlu makes us live as the poor do. The I'riiiee of Wales is a unitpie travelniL' salesman lie's, the only one who ean'l make himself eem a little more import ant bv renisteliiij from New York. ! 1 t If etmt-N.. the ohl-t iinei-s were earned any tliititr a tr'in or a ,.r(lss or( puzos .' It's true, as an Mhl(tU I've I at iile, for instance. 1 "The iiiitjttes mnc more authority tlnin the minors v,i!! tuieetle.'' This is especially true in the home. . Kreu.li dtsii :ner says we are approaeliin;.' a wae it sounds, but doubtless stvles. That's th nude dav." IInw nnfi'iUitiii!'' thiit the only lucii who know how : il iiaticiiitl i-P-blriiiN Inuil he krpt buv entertain in hon rilt'rs. ( t l Awful timulit : lick emnh l Suihim tht fl.ili u red over flic top. ;..iuUit tells liU people they iim force. We'll het he writes a t'orreet this sentence: "I wouldn't endore aiivthini: f iiilvertiser." ibl the celebrity, ler-d pi-." It rol s only three-ijuarters I'ional n'euril. This dues not paid lo euntrihntnrs. SUNDfJWN STOW COO&E By Mary Gratia -n Bonner The tattle I. lack dock had turned the time far back aud the barnyard where they were looked verv oia who sucr wwMrMf queer old sheil-f f ?3 and barns, and th' bouse in th- ! eiiinlrviiiU roiimi ) looked' so old tah-k!-"i; . ioned It I o o k r i! t ; around these iartjvv K n e w niinu t a bo '.it mat and it was . true none of j did They listened to the and the ' ducks and the hen- anl the phm ', tei only fer a ht.'.e hiie They I went to hear hai the iteve ha't j to ay and the ee ere stand- ing o!f liuite diHtaiu-e tum ih. I W o net w:h tit MbT about j the others in this barnyard. the I ceese acre sanu We wi:l hrn s and chatter in oir foul vices o. V . -MB .1 i " : - . n quit sj, s'l iherv v ..,3 MUTT AND JEFF America for Americans 7'l'AA CHANPlOAJ MvTt- ANt. s I s,QO 6o IWTD THe 'TKVK I 0O KISS TTtt CJVA IS TR"! i Tr 1 r t v WC kt KUfi-I KWK too , t, ,m cHtCASO- I BuiT N vk 6RB THC tMN6Y TMOSCJ l.tt" I 7 tj CuT iaJ PHUW. PCW- I FtATTCWj ;t , f oS 6osc IN J CuRcPfcAjM PxjN;s rWv BgN J I I W g SICAJ ,aj PiTTiBcStiH-VCODtVlft IM , U '. SN FRrVNtflSCOiJ. CTTimG- , I aa.taab.& If " - vs V',? l5 - -1T' r-y I VU ... &?ti. .awissfej;- $&m m.W 1 T r... .. "riiij" that means all Street Las millioiij wlio don't need it. ie oltl Nature pruiupted in - ii.'S'.lorlio'i,ls. illy anima! they'll still resemble junk after itrfiith et s. Would thev have: . " ' yak il they liadn t loreseeu I ! Kniilish visitors eomplains. that restaurants I one orders. You order an os.'l' fried on one I tml tli- v frv it on the bottom. j new it 's i!ay i pelle ..Ivr tliO enemy, in the m-xt war. slioikM liht every time the boys tiirt i will Mirely win if they won" (htmlv letter to Santa Clans. "no matter how much lie of of a luillinn to iililih the t'on however, inehide the muiie i among ourselves, but we will no; ; take any interest in our barnyard neighbors." ! All the gee-e aqrefd that this . as the thing thev would u!'a" do They decided then and there that they would not be friendly the way many of the other crea t tures were, and they Uecidetl thev j would just stay amoug themselves all their lives and pay little atteu- lion to those around them. ; "Aren't they silly?" Pegey said. "They won't have nearly the fun they could have If they had lot' of friends and enjoyed playing and , tail-tins to others.'' "Well." said the Uttle Blark Ckvk, "you know their lamilv name is lioose and they are all (lecse. and we often call creatures without mudi sense silly geese. "1 woultln t be at all surprised - , this ts how they cot their name. ' At lea I it l a sensible name for; them, and maybe as creatures lo ind out how geese behaved they called everyone a goose hen h was illy." And the children thou-ht the family name ot litxse as a Sooa one tor the t features. Tomorrow "Spreading Chestnut Tret." Iimk ls IUak Irs r.Aia. svh.i.e. vn ii i i S IIwc II -w an 1 ml -a n n r d'.:. k tbt l.ty eval I 1: I tl!l- l.t k a;i :hn au. li ef tlv la w hiie t:na Me to MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE ACROSS U VinA to- (mnrti . Snort for A n-Ar. A AArDA A. lilToon 11. XV n lni:A IreA li. Clilre dt It. CttAnjA ' It. Aij: Laiio It. "ATTA fOC O-ttCA A. A b:cir.: a: Win ;i. .N0AI HArA-;A i Shallow rerta- tAClA it. taA a oi:a- IA. n. Uir.ds 3U Ke.iilnJr.A nsrr.e p-trnu :a ISl PaUi or A point: rrAth. S. TaroA 1. Expert i. No:lon li S'ACE'r Solution ot Yesterda Punlo M A N'S E IT E IT.OR S 0 RlEiR A S HAiT'EISt E rJ'D jA P,f QA E'RhR EiP:A N 'vrfToXN SOFA RjRi I E !t 'E R!l lEryc S L"I 1C1K E.RiS3 IE ViliLjJ R.iA S AJPflA ntI if ;E;R)SiE ETLiSllS ElEilE'S S !E IS j. Titree. cretx 5. F'inrJ of CL .Note of It (1. HCK.f 4i. S:at in Cruil (4. South AfrKoa L Old Ciirc of ti. Printer cioia rr.a5'jr 12 3 U S I xi 7 I 18 ? . 0 I '2 Ti TH 15 25 2 2j . ... 28 2ij 15 J7l2 li l2 : S3 54 Personal Health Service By William Brady, Bt D. SitTrJ )rt'.rn prriir : tf r r ryil'h ill bt in-nM fr lr 1-Jt ,f t iiitfArt t ' i - tnl vT.iiro m int o.ae i t: Urrr amtv re-isr fia I- rk U ouerKS ol cmk-a-S t TUe JUil Tr. on. rem notiiixu to wkaii f C'lmhes should bv of louely woen ni;eria!. a.- lipht as pvs- t sibie I in ve:5h:t. white or t.uh: culcrf ! mi summer o.- hot ciim;.e. , d;irk in w intt-r uv cold clii.-.ates. ir :aettif to air and not tisj'nt fittlne Loose tn.ve: inps u Mow circulation , of air and evapor ation f moisture feu 111 the body. Th.?se esst: nt 1 a 1 point s are civin by I; Alfred U. i "..t 1 1 ' -j ( ! -k in .in i n - siractive rontribtitton n th' U of cttld air baths ami sun baths :n the t r-at ment of va: k-u iiis.ies. The points nTentiur.ed t.niplt tely ewer the rcquireliT'n: for ih hv giene of clothing. It :s not sjjnfti--ant wh.it lextu.Tf or material the clothing may he Snk. cotton, wool, li nei. paper, b-.ith';'. fur. h.lir. er.iss . p.is uUr t:-.-fii-' and trits your choice, S far th:s winter 1 h.ive W"rrnd along without an ove!C.t t.ut with my alphaW-tical uVir.br 'on' the ame as in -umiur It is only fair however, lo add that far this w inter I haven t ni a:n : e or snow. But ;ut the ). 1 e1-erve tit nin out of ten .r.u.n tf my .iSw in this vicinity o;t ufn at much of the time. nt l-ecaase t!ley ncet warmth - iirve. but juct lac.ue thvy nit inrre :i-r. with wom-n nian - 1 "t h iic vi hn m ke m f.ir,'t ;;i . on and lh s..(e s:. for a (C'.l 1 dv tr..: th. of Pi lit! !e nf.tr uiF--l in : :.n tifrM.i! uiv;l f. ei.fe o j vi- 1 tit'P I need one f..r Pr lonanl Hi hsh authority .-n 1 ',..'Ulf t-n m. an vi h-u I contort I. famou- Ens-venTi!aii-.'n. cil- m.iti'oay and h cicne .tt.-url put on .in cv-:nc ou for . w.!k. to co out and t'c l-.Mtt c;-i .ml I-e iniw: tiC'Txn: cxeteise " T :h.n lr. OS n " i 1 erro.it w h-n It : c h1 I T. f.-, ,i;n;' :-i to t.ike .t.j-: -Th. t. DKJny t. LU3QOT IB. Ptoooob tL At DO URO 12. Largo traoto Ik Kali to olt 19. Fruit (Jrinfca ?. IrrigaUDg U, Ornamnt lot in wriat rV Olft way fa. tiu away iJ. Eicixieatloa I. Tra Gr Al tt. 1 DOfOOCO- faro: ab. 41. Imitator 42. 14 In do on- eeso ll Lrea ej Uo Saltan 44. PcrtaJQlRf I ooo'o birLb 4, Go up 47. Iccred'cni ol Timtib 49. ErruDf Umitrerorai oritr t- 1 racrmlt i AtWATl IS. Put CD 4l 57. .ik-oriD j r Parent 1. H.potteUfJj (ore SWT PIT IN 0,R E R E O.LWE AjTnE'R'E gA:S'E;R iS. Ap?nSgt to a. ooi DOWN L Reoreatnu tjro 2. Hdl Cktc-K i. At r.ox 4. Meai i. frecut toc lioo 7. HnatntKi to tht idooo Mzifr. t tt dtts. d'tri tr trttt J - J'fVsl v fufip Lel'.m utn'A t? Unrf k::fr rt;il Irm m be brrr. iur.xi. Xna Dr. WLi 2tlj eu 4 mav seem a hard ying for many who live in modern hot houses and hive formed the habt of over- r'othir.- themeive The time to r .ke the ch in-e i in the summer and tariy autumn." To that ! would add: "Baluiiey. l'nl-i-s you re a veritable old molly eo-'idle you may make the change whenever the notion tnkc-s you. no matter what the weather or stttwn." You see. Dr. Oi-oit still harbors zi hit of crynphobia. whereas 1 am ai.sj'l'j'.ely . evinced that exposure it co!d is never injurious to ones hnlrh. no natter how much dis comfort one may uffer during such txpomire. T-j all wh think thre is any sen r ur truth in the teachings of such ;tu:hor::ie a these. I sug uest the daily cold air bath as an ercelient means of developing in your t.'MJ-sufferir.g kin wmr sacht t-fficiency in the perfor-n-nnce e? those functions for which the skin was naturally Jesigm-d. or better twice a (lay do a Iittl danc.nc. l:cht exer- -e, or JJ?t w.ilkic or trottmc arKtut tome w here :n your skin, w uh open windows, so that the air will be as cold s the season afftrd. lncthen the duration of thi c-x-;oure uradini'.Iy fro::i day to day. Ikn Erankhn. you n member. w:iitj ft-r an hour or so every mornint; while- taking his told air t.nlh T;.p i:T-i i n t! t n-1. at I at in f.i-hlor.! for woliun. is to "ear . c "v.-t li : ri; Kvesy su-: h nio e is tn the ?:e-i d:r y::. o far as health coneerr.rd. I'eopie who bun.l .tr vni'ile thi n'..'lves t'o mu-.h or' genera 'y r.strnf.htrd .-it th' i:n-iwon-r.t in health when they pci the co;d a;r Kurt habit and l-rcin : uo:ry a:..r; with tb.c Jea-t i' s. '';e cl-'tMnc Ot rTlOs am rui Vnoii- W'nvki I ntangle-il Here I thus tr H you how tulpfuJ you: o...i:i-.P h:'. been to "v. Voar ' a h me a . e se e; I -1 la rtc J K r .-- 1 a liervou ! wreck with mV two children, (ak ' i(r their temperatures every day, until 1 read your article about 'the : mischievous use of the "little glasa ?t:ck. and it has saved me and my children a lot ot worry and trouble i. . . (E. K.) j Answer. But some other reader j wrote me patronizingly to chide i me for giving su A advice, for she I informed me slight elevation oX jtemp;rature is one of the firrt j symptoms of various illnesses, etc. What's a Gallon of Water? We are informed that ' ia water evaporator) ia efficient j for conditionini: the air in large office. AVe understand that several ! gallons of water must be evaporat d daily to bring the humidity up to a fair degree in the winter time. iCan you ive 'us any advice about j this? i Co t i Answer. The higher the lem ! perature in the room lire more i water necessary to m a i R t a I nj ; healthful humidity. An ordinary ! eight room house heated to 68 or ! more degrees F. requires the evap. I oration of :S to 30 gallons of water ' daily. My opinion is that the ' gadget you mention is ornamental i but practically worthless. Open j reservoirs of water on radiators orj registers or stoves, with many folds I I of absorbent wlcking suspended : over and hangin in the water, make the most efficient water i evaporators, I think, at least for j use where automatic humidifying I apparatus is not built in. Dermatitis Arter 1 roslDltc Six years ago I had my feet frot bitten. Every' winter since, altno I have not been exposed to cold. I suffer with a kind of eciema of the feet . . . T. H.) Answer. The condition is ob stinate. It yields in many cases to a few mild X-ray treatments by a physician skilled in such treat- ment. Communications !A Farmer Protests j To the Editor: i It is inu-restins to note that a i i year or fo after wheal prices drop- J I pel out of siht the bakers have i ' condeircer.d'.-d to lower the price J of a lo.tf of bread. Yet they arc j stiil making a profit i I Bakers, together with butchers, ar.d candle-stick makers, to say i nothing of the other merchants j and other forms of business, care- ' j fully figure the cost of thir raw j j materials, stocks or what have J ' you. then add their overhead, in- teret. etc.. then slap on a good I sized profit and tlx the price of, their finii-hed article accordinply. j That is business: Unless tht-y j followed thus procedure they would , have to quit business. j Yet th-?se same business men ex- j poet the farmers to buy their ; brtad. clothes, groceries, and nec- ' esary fertilizers and seed to say . ! nothing of high-priced ' labor- J and so on ad infinitum, when he.poo jnnocent Wuo gCts swindled ' is .Milling his produce at a loss. 0Jt of j-ft 0(ft is aways reaching 1 For instance: the cost of the to eOO.O he hasn't earned. ' fd alone that is necessary the production of a dozen em : costs the average farmers, with : the average flock, eighteen cents! ' This does not count the cost of raising tne nen irom a oo vim-tx. Neither does it count interest on ; 'invttmtnt and not one cent for" ,the farmer s time spent in caring fj.r- iha hnc' And. at the present time, farm- 1 ers are getting irom nine to iour- teen cents a dozen for their eggs! A loss of from 22 to 0 percent on each dozen sold. Anyone who can do simple arithmetic may figure out just how many dozen eggs a farmer will have to produce before he can buy a new auto or even a dog license! What is more to the point, how long can he keep on producing without calling on the Ked Cross to feed his family? It isn't only eggs. Wheat costs $1.;' bushel to pi-oduce and is selling around c. i'orie costs Hc a pound to raise and is selling for seven cents. According to the Oregon State college, it costs 50c to produce a pound of butter and it seils for Sir. If it is fair for the farmer to operate at such a huge loss why wouldn't it be fair tor the business men to do likewise? Unless there is a re-adjustment trailer 01 rorgivem-ss. 1 m oon. there will be neither farmers' Hd-les Greatest Promise." and or business men for the former wilt dtc nf tarvation and without the farmer to f-el on the business man wouldn't lasr lone! A FARMER."' , Name on file. r--it;lc Point. Ore-. Feb. il. l?3l I juan Vonz ro U M eel ' PHILADELPHIA UP Th o : d J'.ki k c r C : ty . where the W ea of a build in and loan as--.:ta-tii.-n a a mcans of purchas ;nc a horn- wa t:rst c-'iicr iced, will welier.ie t1' n:errat:onal C'?r crcs of Building and Iab as-iAi-:a:oii.- in At-itust. president Ho- xer h l-cv. :nit-d to P-ak. QutU Points Farm relief: Giving It buck. And year from now most of us will be beefing because we have to work. j w-hore will the next war be! fought T Probably In the hole, a usual. f-l kl:,l.t,.nu eritfcK U'llO Hdl- cule backward parts of America i, must get a great kick wnen iut? i oass a cripple. ! i-anitai niinihtiment doesn't stop murder, perhaps, but It .Hops the jtiruuuiu ui mum-....- That scientist who discover ed that one sound could silence another doubtless began by no ticing how a slapping sound silences the sound of sniffles. Whpn von think of the bond Is- i -n- lh nftvt cpnnration muat Day off. it s no wontler an lniant yens when It's born. 'Man has uossessed intelligence for 50.000 years." And still can't j think up a way to keep banks from losing his money: Scientists have found evidence of malaria in the mummied of the ancient Atc. So that's what what shook down those temples. Americanism: Howling about : taje. i10WjnK for more roads. j more schools, more crops and raon ! service. Einstein iian changed his theory, thus vindicating the millions who couldn't quite sec the other one. If great men don't know things by intuition, how come Brisbane is the only man who knows bow ) wonderfully successful bolshevisni I is? The old timers called a figure a shat-e. but it really was then. The relief people say you save a life in China for S1.90. In America you can do it by jumping six feet. Middle age is the period when a strancer of your age seems oid and the fellows you grew up with still are boys. You'll notice, however, that the , ,. , Sectionalism: A dislike for part ) o: your country. A man. proud 01 j his education, scorning his brother ! who had to quit school when the itiiuii ium ivs muur) . - The courts rule that wife has the right ! dccidp for 0r gainst ; babies. We thought the wolf de- ; c.tied it. Correct this sentence: "My con victions aren't influenced," said said the man. "by the fact that I'd lose money and friends if 1 chang ed them." SERVICES AT PHOENIX NOW IN FINAL WEEK! PHOENIX. Ore.. Feb. 15 (Sp!.! ' This i-i the final week of serv-i i ices at the Presbyterian church in Phoenix conducted for the past two weeks by Bev. D. J. Kerr. , The attendance and interest shown i has been .encouraging. Tuesday , niuht Itev. Kerr spoke on "Wheth ' cr or N'jt the Church Has Failed.' ! other topics announced are "Ite . omremcnt of Christians in the vjiir v n lire 11. ?ciic-s win ciucc Sunday evening. Constructive work has been done by the visitation committees. This evangelism is lrincing results. hi- h were noticed in the services unday. 0er one hundred attend.' the nvmin-c service and al nio'-t as many in the evening. Reverend Kerr is an interest inn. forc'f ;il and convinclnc speaker and his messages are being enjoy ed by all who attend. Siuslaw Motor Tir.nspoi t com pany. operators of Eugene-Map- j leton li eight line, purchased . lie W. line from C. K. Sines, and wi? extnvl service to Florence. By BUD FISHER 9 VJ F F V I Tic slacked your luxgae. by your bunk," says Ltunay nitlij a bow. "On top I put the trunk Uiaf I thought you would need right now Since It coutalnfi your dinner Jacket uml your f lying- suits" "What's tliat war at the bottoni,M Iuffy ueJiS, 'the parachute?" Iiearning I'roiuptnes Uy Alice Judson I'calc A little child docs net under stand the- meaning of tlmo by the , clock. It means nothing if moth er says that something will hap pen in an hour, tomorrow or nest week. But being told that it is time for dinner, lime 10 i.ikc ( h timr t0 0 lo brdt timf, f0r norIcf,; mcans a great deal. He mn lrarn Dromutnes in thesp terms. Of course the most important factor in learning promptness is in the punctuality with which hi schedule is observed by the adults who regulate his days. Gradually he can be taught to cooperate in being on time to mvA the daily events of eating, washing, drewing and goins to bed. He can learn that when niothc-- i says "Dinner time soon" hi must. I put away his toys and be rraily to 1 come to tabic: that when mother comes into his room to close thrt window in the morning h must I g.?t up immediately to dress him- et for breakfast- He can learn not to a'iHt ovr r hit- tasks and untlen-tonU that tlu ins things on time it doing hi" share to make thinss pleasant for evervone. including himself. When tho child asks (or a story and mother rays that she will rem to him "right away." "in a min ute" or "in a little wH:k" slir ! mlifl keep her premie, thus teaching him how pleasant It I: to lie able to depend upon peo ple's doing things when they 5ai lltov - will. ' Whenever he makes a specw effort to be punctual, he shouK lie compensated by praise and ap proval. The connection between prompt drcs-Jinc and catins and the fact that there was time to so to the zco should l pointed out to him tj that he can see that virtue ;s often something more than its own reward. ASK LENIENCY FOR PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 23. Charged with ioIating the criminal sydicalism law. Ben I loff. 37. admitted communist, was convicted in circui t court here Mst night. The jury wa out four hours, and recommended leniency in view of BoloffV "lack of edu cation." A sentence of from one to t- years or a fine of not more than Muou. or both. Is provided for con viction on th charges. Boloff alto faces deportation. :nce an alien convicted of a feIo:i is liable to eviction from the cou:f try. RESULTS IN DEATH ALEXANDRIA. Ksypu i't'J- IMayful demonstration of t rifle drill w:th a revolver by a" Dflccr of an American steamer ltd to tho death here today of a wide ly known lirlllsh resident. CoUn C.tmpbvll. managing partner in a local shipping firm. ' The officer, who made a mcnt to police after the accident i and was turned over to American j consal.-.r stithorities. .cave h n trne as U. O. Ihgjon of )UM'.hurt. 1 .Miss, and said he wi pur.-cr in j the IVilir llnor. President H-t:.-.?. I ami had come here tYom Sjci. ! Klamath Vails Opcninp "'r j vices to be held ton we Vol tt" 1 :1tre 'Stomach Sufferers ! If malty foods do not air with vo-.i. ami you suffer from ro-a. he.trt : win. bHvat'.ns. sour stomjafri. im i j dv.pepsiA. why not mi ';,r Dhtlet; li mtnut te.7 llAotct I hArmi...- yet workA trlth surpr-s-!"l spe-i. One mjrelicnt hs tl' power to digest i ttt'D tinivs Ha cfl rrit Pon t sivtup tit Ilot'i it Any druj stoi-e fut It to lh tr Morrey bAck if ysu don't oon f"1 new. And Ab;. t.t .-At In oa1- ! Otl'r e. Fer sa', At iJ.VKHIN WtHliS Pni'G bTORK PORTLAND RADICAL
