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PrGE TWELVE Bedford Mail Tribune V. . Dallr and Sunday ; Puluwd tor ! - MmroHu rsi.Nma co. M-ff-li n. rir at. ptxni ri BOBKRT W. BI'IIL, Kdltor I. BUMPTKR SMITH, Maniftf An Independent Nmpaper ... lateral u second elua mxiler tt Madord, Ortgao, ante Aet sf Mar , imw. BI HW'RIfTlON BATES a U.tl In ArfianM! ''lUHjr. Willi BumUr. month ' Dally, without Bundir, wmtb. . , 05 ,; Dillj, .Ihout SuiMlijr, yew ........ -W BukUv. one r -uu ' M f-.rriW In AitclDH - Utdflltd. AlbUMi Jiekfonrllle, ftntni Pulnt, Ptosis, Tilenl, Gold lull m on Misnaari. Jtiilf, ilb BuiKUr. Donlb f TR 80 Uilr, vlihbiM Hunday, mwitn. . . '"'Dally, UhMrt Sunday, o IMf. 'Dlliy. wltb HunUy, oat year,.. . All Icbm, cut, in dnce. , r 1.00 OffleUI paper of U City of Mcdotd. - Ofllela) paper o( Jaeiaon Cvunty. MRMBKR OK THB AHKIK'I ATKII PRESS iMi.im Vnil l-jwt wire Hrnlec ' The AiWMrUied I'reaa li eurluvliely enlltlad t tba uw fur pnbllcatlon of all mwa Uiileto mrilltd to It or vilerwlM credited In Uil( paper, Od alto to tt local pubNiued IwnlR. All rlglita for pdblteatloa of apwlal (Uapatcbea btrabi are alw reamed. MKMHKH OF AUDIT HI HKAU . UK CIUCI UTIU.M , ; Adprtllnc RntrfwntaHrtf ' M. C. MIMiKNUKN HI WANT , Offices In hum. York, ChtcifO. Uetrolt, Ban rraoeltco, to Aflea, Btallle, rurtlmd. Ye Smudgie JPpt (By Arthur Parry) - Outlying gardens nro being de nuded of now potatoes, by thieve too near starved to wait until the owner dig tlitm. , "Rarnh Bchlmrnolfotm' of Moun tain View- was out with nor beau Bunday evening. Hha roports n lovely tlmo; (Mountain Vli'w Notea.) Bonis mora of everybody's business. '' ' ' ' ' The Fourth' of July hue boenof' flrlally started, as tho firm sky rocket ha ' promaturoly exploded und narrowly missed n guest while looped ovor and picking' up tho cat. ' ' 1 . 1 "For Sttla 1II2 Ford cabriolet, carefully driven, nt a burguln. owner ha, no ue for 'It" (Coob llay Time.) Frank and candid. r. THK OHKAT KNOINKHn ,it (I'ciullenin Kant OrvnUiii ' 1 will admit that if It mow V ten feet on Cabbage lllll, and ' tho gable end of purgatory la , turned ugitlnat uh, 'and it rains hot water for forty dnya and nighta contlnuouHly, we will -be peitered with a trifle Of ' high wator. From the appeuranco of tho hcavemi, the fitrtnere havo comdd ruble hf.y down. . It now looka like the Melor-lloaa tfcnlHin would apreud over tho atute and get Jealoua conHtabtea writing mean letters to each other.' The tipatats proas InalatB on calling the outbreak of orneryneas between the atute's two highest officials, it "schlain." This sounds dignified and slightly religious, when It Is nothing but a low-grade 'fuss, com plicated by the governor's political krumtsiandliiK. The combatants tka going nftor ench ' other with til the gusto of n couple of church rporunos. Tho 'state has ''never been afflicted with a inoro out standing dlsplny 'Of unnlaukerous ness. 11 makes a school rumpus look pnle. . ' ' ' 1 '( lH'ltll.MI M)R (illANDlt - f (l)lgby JotllngH) ,j : Don't forget tin (Irunga i picnic at Reward's grove next i' Hutuitlny, Kverybody - come for a good time und don't try to lie atyllah and dress for It. I. t, Who -can -remember the golden years, when ovvry Kuiurday wus a Tg lyT Messrs. Vost and (lutty havo elrcumnavlKnted tho globe In the record time of i duya, and thru nut the epoch-muking Jaunt main tained the average speed .of an infantile autolst on a residential street. . "In 0 years of llfo, It has al ways been the luck of lbs writer ta have none, either good or hnd"--(Krom a letter) Now what do you make ut that, Watson? CiltAMM'AW ('HACKS VP ' (Pnoll, Idaho, Tlmm) The stork visited lrvln M Trlnkle Monday morning and presented him with a new son, nil getting along flue except (Irandpa Horrels, and he was ' able to hobblo around on - orutrhes this a, m. VK til.lilCN VI.IHT Perhaps you remember tho old i' .... fashiimed girl -. Who -often la touted as time's flawless pearl? t)ont Idn If your metn'ry has ,. faded a bit And dim Is the picture you hold of . " the chit. . Mia simpered and giggled when men were In sight And showed beyond quoatlon her ; ; thinker was Huht. She looked at l hem coweyed -T, ' that old buliv muii Designed to make gents think they nernn t take cure And twiddled her fingers and fu : bled her skirt. Tha tricks of the trade ot the old- , inanioneo: rtlrt. Ho, If you've forgotten the old fashioned inn Just let the Intue gh, you more pKMisure man pum. Th present-day flapper worry the cracks. Hut virtue Is mora than mere may hld- -i mg iji shanks. - .,' (Ualttmore Bun) ' Iteedsport. Flrbmd I.umhci Co. fnrmerlv at Mmwk i , leased Rcednmrt Mill vo. rroperty in,,,, ,-nr, m iphihiu, and an) mod) mill fur operation.' ' . UNFOETUNATE BUT UNAVOIDABLE THE irrigation Hituation in Soutlicrn Oregon . a'regretuble 'oni', but in our opinion "uii'avoiduble. "'The loeul district was the HtroiiBetftiii the Htate'and Was the lust to bow to the inevit able,' but the depression of thin year was more than even it could overcome. The trouble with irrigation in the West has been too hiijh construction costs, too low yields; too much hot air, not enough cold calculation; too much promotion, too little preparation. The Metjford dbitriet was less afflicted in these directions than most but, as the depression necessitated liquidation in all other productive enterprises, irrigation could not escape, and radical refinancing became imperative; ,, - In some (jiiai'tc.rs the hope is still held that the government will conic to tho rescue, jbut from. all we can learn this hope is very slim indeed. And even if federal financial assistance should be secured, it, would not prevent SOME liquidation, be cause the government would only loan its funds after a search-. Jug appraisal of present values und future prospects. i , 'And the plain truth is, present costs are out of all proportion to present yields and future prospects. ,1 It is. we' repeat, very repretable. Rut' the outeome,as we view it ,is not a reflection upon the resources of this district or its integrity, but' 'fundamentally upon the methods adopted by the Fur West irrigation promoters at the outset. BY ALL THE suggestion of Premier MncDonald that a moratorium be declared on war preparations as well as war debts, appeals to us as an excellent one. A few weeks ago President Hoover inade the same suggestion, and followed it up with orders of retrenchment or the army anil navy. Praeticully all the world powers, including this country, are spending more money for the next war, than they were spend ing Del ore the last one. Tins is France. ' ! Willi the entire world in debt, den, what belter lime than the peuscs' which arc based solely peace efforts are insincere, and Wo don't believe it, Wc don't inevitable, but we believe one of the best ways to MAKE, it in evitable is to continue to spend billions getting ready for it ' A moratorium on war debts debts for another wur what an excellent and logical combina tion.'"' ' , :' ' ' i . . ; Premier MucDonald's suggestion should bo met by the same enthusiastic support in this 'country that President Hoover's suggestion met wit If "over there." If she wants love, she wants wantsa career, sho wants a lot Perhaps it was too much to jails,' but it should empty the saloons. "' Yet tho same great minds that by tie war are the ones that told '.'What did man descend from!" asks a headline. you mean recently, we'd say u Correct this sentence: "A-job ernor, "and I shall call out thd England's unemployment figures arc more reliable. of the'jobless over there drive trucks at night. v.! You can buy a siidier list: or ing something for nothing. Poor France I All that war ists provide on)y 115 per cent of Another noise that cracks drowns out most of a talkie eoniedv. So an operation will end tho use what t lie surgeons eall n'purse string suture." PIERCE-ALLEN TO SELL U. ST W. W. Allen, manager of Plcrce- Allen Motor company, Medford Chevrolet dealers, announced yes terday that hl company had been selected nil local dehlera for tinn ed Unites tires. C.' If. Hievenaott, territory representative fur the United Htnteit ltubber company la In this city this week completing details of the new sales frnm-hlne. AsHoclated with tho l'lerce Al len .Motor company In charge of tho newly ealabllahed tiro depart-j meat Is John Heaver, well known MUTT AND JEFF on "...mr--. . . mmi, --I-, aay - .: ' f i - n -gig5 I bOT TH MOONLIGHT, 13 X, (eO ' 'Tyi --'-tJiLL-JgaJW"l I SOT Trte LAk6,x Cor ( I 60T TH BAMjO,' Mr- X SoT e COCl, JSLuOI M (-c "r t "-m r awa -TSSf I g MEDFORD MAIL MEANS! particularly truo ot Italy mm with taxes an increasing bur present for calling a halt on ex; on the assumption that all. our unother world war is inevitable. believe another world wur is and a moratorium on creating one man to brag on her; if she of men to brag on her. ' ' ' expect prohibition to empty the know depression was caused us it never would come. 'Well, if high horse. is properly'" said tho gov troops to protect the strikers." None you can insert little ad offer ''' ' ' , , "debt to pay, and American tour the money. tho nerves is the guffaw that uso of alcohol. It might if you local tiro, man who has had six years experience In tlhe tire busi ness In this' district. Mr. Denver has lived In this city for the past 11 years with the exception of a brief residence In southern Cali fornia. 1 Tho addition of tho new line of Itnltcd States tires will complete tho service now offered to Chevro let owncra nnd motorists by the I'lercc-Allen Motor company. This rirm maintained a well-equipped shop featuring general repairing. electrical service, and automobile painting. In commenting upon tho addi tion of the United States tiro line. Mr, Allen said: "We feel Hint, In ottering 1'nlted States tires to our patron,, we can nssiiro them the added mileage, safer, smoother and easier driving thnt they have reason to expect from these long. established, time tried tires," The Perfect Lover Should Have Everything TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1. Mournful - 4. Astern 7. -Large Artery 12. Liquor 13. Title ot ad- dreis 14. European country 15. Evergreen tree 16. Advanced 18. Always to. Old weapon 21. Chop 23. Land meature 27. Mountain In Crei 28. Use needle and thread SO. In what way IL Cut surface ot a diamond 24. Anjua : SC. Skill 27. Naval distress Solution of Yesterday' Puzzla EiAjDlS fl SlTlAjT! E riP L OT A kOlIL V eTrI ROVE C AiR EUc E RiAl EVEjN TlRTOl SIP TIrWsUVIt 6 CiAJMgtsgEiRETN E SIT flATP ElsjlHioHElMlTXC S 0 Rig AEjfjRjeirjT TAL ATON E 0XpJLiSiN E L L tie itTd r i UsmainIgIlIeIs A CiElRffE N C U M'BiEIRtE D p!a1I11A L EflV 0 T E E'RlNlItLW E Rile k ON SlfGU5TLEi can - . ., 29. Short-nepped (4. Brilliant con , fabric stollatloq 40. Imprudent , 65. Danish nioney. 42. Derelict ot account 40. Excess of the 611. Dutch meters solar over the 57. New England lunar year Saturday 48. Lateral night food 49. Counselor at 68. Expose to law moisture S3. Transgression 69. Understand 1"ZZZEZZZZ 21 2 , W:23 2A 25 J 1 ' 3Sl!LIIilE!IZ!iil 40 41 H 42 , 43 - . 44 4S 4j "-So ff :.: ,:. frSjT i 4 - dM Personal Health Service By William Brady, M. D. sinned leltm tsrlalnlne to nrrmnal lieallh and will lie aimmeri ly Pr. litail? 11 a slamiied i-lf-2lf!resi'il emeliilte H enclosed. Ultera should tie brief ami vrllten In Ink. Online to Hie Innfe nnmljer of letters reeelved only a few ean bd answera; here. No reply can be made to queries not ceiifurnaina to Instructions. Address pr. William ltrady in care of Hie Mall Tribune. . WHEN FATHER COMES lo Btlll lias the habit, I find. Yos, aftor a long niul trylns tiny nt tho shop or on the road or in tho office, homo looks Knoil to futlitfr. It's .Brand to lny awny a rcul tlinnor, put on his slippers, light his lHo and dozo ovor the pa per ft a while. This is all ho pleasant for htm Hint ho can't sen how mother can bO Hoiotiwliej'G nn afternoon or evo nlitK When Who nilKlit enjoy Iter ottso tit homfc, 1 Troitlile with tho old mnn is he so seldom puts himself In the hi ml KliTk-i place. ' K lie hud lo be re spotislhle for his tlcpartmont and be t-hre In person to ito lite work or sea that It is clone ICS hours a week, as mother has to, lie would not wonder why mother llkns to get out somewhere now anil then, "lino nl tho cheapest null most sntlHfiietot'y ways In which n etty can keep the Kill li-tcnd contented wltli her Job and her low pay. Is to take her nut to dinner at least twice each 'week. She nets n (irent kick out of this little diversion, llcsldea it lots her out of tho dreary tllaliwashlnr- und cooking business for tho rvetilnii. 1 susptict this lat ter part -Is tho principal element. A man our lit to try his hand at washing and willing the dishes, II not nt actual cooking, n couple of Mines ii week, Just to Jolly the dear lrl along.' HVr the first ten or fifteen times you tell her with real enthusiasm how much fun you think It is to do this hoi-t til' tiling. After that, somehow, you can't put much enthusiasm into It. tint any how you've lenrncd something, and from now on your Job, as bad as It Is, Will soi'tii' Utile less a bore. What Is more, you won't feel that It Is so extravagant taking tho Rhl friend out to dinner. : (bio fellow 1 know, nnd ho is not Scotch, figures ho saves money- by taking the wife out three times a week. Her three dinners set him back, with mcldentals. around $:l it week. ' Hut owing to tho fact that she Is away three times a week OREfiON, TITITRSDAY, f. On the ocean 8. Muilo drama 9. Ready. Scotcb) 10. Bind 1L Additive con- Junction 17. Yielded, aa tare rltory 1$. Interpret; arcbato tz. Domestic mxttV mats ti. Punlsbea 26. Decay 20, Female sheep 29. Existed 2L Distant 32, Crozlllan maca w 83. Soft drinks 25, Excludes 1 ' 38. Portion of a military front 4L Wadlnte bird 43. Cubto meter 44. Ancient Roman official 45. Thick 47. Metal fasteners 49. Style of halm .cut CO. 100 aqtrar - meters 6L Long Inlet of the sea - -63. Rodnt x DOWN " L ReuosHorles for valuable! 8. Living .... 8.- Abandoned : ships 4. Poisonous ! - snake , 5. Primary 8. Figures of i . . apeecb J hysiene. not to disease. riiaKnosU or treatment HOME TONIGHT she keeps one less maid, thus net ting tho boss a weekly saving of It Is a good scheme. Then be sides, if a fellow can wrangle tho thing so that a maid's wage is saved, there is the additional bene fit to tho wife's health nnd happi ness in tho doing of something tliut Bhe otherwise would leave to tho mold; This keeps hor from dwell ing too much on her Bymptoms, and undoubtedly snves .many a fee which would otherwise go to some doctor or specialist. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS X-Ray Technicians I was Interested in your article whore you said all X-ray doctors tiro quacks. . . . (Mrs. D. McO.) Answer. I have never said or In timated such a thing. Can't sur mise how you got such ttn Impros slr.n. So far as I know thcro nre no more tpmcks using X-rays than there are in any other kind of prac tice. Oil Heaters Am 1 right In my Impression that you do not approve of oil burners for heating houses? I think I saw some allusion to it In your column, bnt onr dealer assures me that theso humors nre all right from the health viewpoint. (W. II. J.) Ann. So do I. Perhaps your Impression was one I gave thought lessly. At nny rato the use of oil as furnace fuel is quite as health ful as tho use of coal, gas or other fuel in henting the homo. Cockroaches Cockroaches ami nnts Infest our kitchen the past low weeks. Wo hnvo tried many things without re lief. I'lease give us your advice. (S. P. A., nf.-U.) Ans. Knelose a stumped envel ope' bearing your address and I'll tell you how to recapture your kitchen, Doctor. ' Hospitals for Mental Disease Have you ever known of anyone recovering from insanity so he could return home front tho asylum and resume his former occupation? (A. R.I Ans. Yes, not one, bnt a good many, from 25 to ! per cent of Jhejiutlents admitted to hospitals JULY 2, 1931. for the Insane recover and return to their homes. People should visit these hospitals more, and-see how different' they jare frbnf the "asy lums", of . popular .tradition.. .- A lliKliboy Sfventcen years Old. I am 17 years lo and 6 feet 2 Inches tall. 1 weigh 170 pounds. Is there any way to stop further growth? T, R. Answer., I regret I know of none, son. I wish I could trade, statures with you. (Copyright John F. Dillo Co.) 1 About By Richard Massock NEW YORK.-r-riVP)- Branded as "publio enemies," New York's rack eteers seem to' have turned from men of steel Into' boys of till. '' Since one Dutch. Schultz had his hysterical breakdown -in a police station, the' shining armor of the underworld is tarnishing. Public and press are calling the gangsters runts, rats and gorillas, instead of Little Caesars. Mean while the government is trying to administer the bitter income tax medicine here that Alphonse Ca pone swallowed without much pro test in Chicago. ' Gangsters Debunked The wiser ones of Broadway have suspected lately that the personal toughness of muBcle men was -a myth. They took too many body guards along to be brave. ' ' Gangsters have rarely shot across my trail and vice versa. But the few pointed out to me In public places looked soft under their night clnb pallor. One was at a ball in Madison Square Garden, surrounded by his hangers-on. The party was attend ed by a number of quite 'Obvious sissies. Whenever one of - these passed- near the half-dozen gang sters the lender would shove him cringing into- tho crowd. The ret laughed loudly at the weakling's terror. It was a great -joke,-. -But the supposed gorilla made one error in Judgment. One fel low he pushed In the back was no softie. He happened to be a boxer of some standing.' Turning with! a snarl, the pugilist cuffed out in the gangsters' direction and the pack fell back like a set of tottering tenpins. They quickly dodged away from that part of the garden. Sympathy Al Jolson can't keep away from the race tracks. The horses, espe cially his own stable entries, fasci nate him. It's a costly sport, fasci ne thinks it Is worth the price. This, for no- particular reason, reminds me ot a story Sinclair Lewis once told. ' ' Lewis likes to relate the times he fulled to make good, before he became a novelist, A brief job was with a charity organization, one of the principal wolfchnsers from the doors of New York tenements... i- . Lewis' duty was to Interview ap plicants for aid. ' "They soon' told me I wouldn't do," he said. .!..-. -i - i "Everybody of course had a hard luck story. -I had to listen to them. "The trouble with me was that if a man said his downfall was be cause of liquor; or' women, or bet ting on the races, I would recom mend him for money, food or a Job. But If he said he couldn't under stand why he had such bad luck, that ho had always been good, nev er took a drink, never swore, or had even th smallest vice; I would say, 'sorry, nothing doing.'"' i i . Communications Another Industry. To the Kdltor: ' - : Due to the faith nnd enterprise of two ot our outstanding citizens ill town of Medford has secured another manufacturing plant of no mean proportions nnd value to the city and (surrounding valley. The company has commenced hnslnes under the name of the Rogue Hiver Spray Co., with headquarters In .Medford. .... Products manufactured by the company will fin a long felt want and should receive the fullest sup port of the citizens of the ltoguo Itiver valley. J ' r We are proud of the achieve-1 nient.i of our people, nnd w ill give them our fullest support nnd 'en couragement. ' . ! . , ' The company expects to manu facture oil emulsion sprny, for both apple nnd ponr trees, a well a,' oilier fruits, also liquid lime sul- pnur. ' i ins enterprise nas entailed a! obstinacy. large money Investment nnd Is a! Life is pleasnnter for him and. sure indication of the faith they in consequence, given proper play havo in the future of the valley, opportunities, he. soon finds more More power to them. v isatljfnctoi-y outlets for his energy . is. lu.aum-,. Quill Points t'Ttie-'porice 'do be'tter'Ih' England fjecsuse h peaple- they work ifor aren't tb sum a' ones they work aguinst.-'., . - The poor have one consolation. The" man who tries to make friends isn't looking for sonebody to en dorse a note. . What's in a. name? Well, we got rid of saloons by calling them speak-easles. There la as much reproof in the average home as -there ever was. The only difference is that the parents get it. ..--"' It you advertise a lottery, that's wicked; if you print the winner's picture to attract suckers, that's news. r -- r ' ' 'llotU,, cuiniMrtaum, in o v 1 e ,., Wilts would bo If lwoplo hud . only ouo arm.', Another good co-educational in stitution is a flapper dnughter. American character In one sen tence! ''Why doesn't somebody do something about it?" Wiggam jiays opposltcs. don't marry. There is abundunt evidence ihat opposite opinions do. ' Americanism: Growling because the federal government intrudes on state rights; yelling for federal aid. If a cop doesn't arrest law breakers, he Is Inefficient; if he gives you a ticket, he is Impudent. Simile for today: As happy as a fat woman who doesn't give a darn. ' 1 1. Thnt government . surplus . of .wheal' doesn't seem such a great problem since the weather bureau lias tuken n hand. Times llko these will nt least benefit tlio little strip of lawn botyvceii Uio dining room and Uio garage.. Americans don't' really agree on anything except the Idea that Will Hogers Is a college man and really knows better. , V parents STl:BBOUXKSS A HABIT-. -yujr Atire.ini Ison Pcale A ' frequent complaint -whteh mothers make runs something like this: "My chili, is stubborn. It seems thnt the more I want him to tlo a thlnrr, the more he refuses to do It. I've explained, I've rewarded, I've punished, but nothing does any good." Stubbornness In children Is par ticularly trying to the parent who works by direct action, because It thrives upon the very measures in tended to correct it. It Is a habit which becomes more nnd more fixed nnd harder to eradicate, tho more It is prac tised. To tho child it often is a form of self-nssertlon which he cannot bear to give up, no matter how apparently painful its results. To win against superior odds Is such a feat for the child whose whole life is dominated by others that he cherishes victory even tho it brings down upon him the most complete disapproval. The remedy for stubbornness lies neither in rewnrda, punish ments, nor explanations, for under he circumstances these will mean little to him. He must be helped through tho kind of skillful handling which prevents a conflict of wills from arising. ' Tho mother who hopes to cope with this- problem successfully must make up her mind to give her child the benefit of consistent, reasonable treatment, the fewest possible commands and the least amount of Interference with his Own wishes. ' Su"v an approach to the prob lem ahvady more than half wins the battle. The child simply is given fewer occasions when It Is I nnasitilo fnr liim In pynwlsn Itlo itnnn rrghtinir it out with mother. FLIGHT 0' TIMfj (Medford and Jackson Count) ' History - Prom i tin? Ftea-. ott' The Stan iTtnnne oi ?u and 10 rear Ago.) ). TEX YEARS AGO TODAY , July 2, 1921 .- . .. . (It was Saturday) :: Jack Dempsey khocks ot-; Georges Carpentler In the fonrtj round. Frenchman no match ft,.: champion,' and Is outclassed froti: start. i, . . . I. Chief of Police Timothy, uliiij looKing ror uoys sniuKiug oiRarette: III Uliey, no hu"jo iii"" ihiju tf.. -forgery, wife desertion and des-ft. tion from the army. Carl Wanderer, Chicago slayor o1 "The Haggod Strangor,'.' seatencn to hang. .- -r ...... Idaho mob kidnaps woman prt tor and hides her in Nevada. , Mr. and Mrs. Horace Broriik; leave on auto trip to Los Angele Cal. ' ' - ' i Juno, weather normal In all re-i spects, says weather bureau repon! First cantaloupes on market. People attending Fourth of Jul;' celebration at Ashland advised ti take own lunch. TWENTY YEAHS AGO TODAY ' July 2, 1911 (It was Sunday) ' Abe Ruef, former "Boss of Prb co;" . now In San Qiientin prison for graft, plays role of "Mutt" In prison play. Many orchards of valley named under new state law. .-... - Medford friends receive word ol the wedding ot Sid I Brown and Miss Anna Cotter at San Krancisai June 29. They will make thelriioot here.. - . . :o ' .. - .' .. ' Robert Peloime, a "mere lad w the Brownsboro district," wins flrsi golf ' tournament ever held. In th- valley. ' Fifteen special policemen swon in to- handle the rowd of mem makers here for the Fourth of Jul;! ceicDi-ation. -i-i, ' : ' " "We'll start rehenreials on 'Ih Fourth, since that's a holiday And Mr. Horse and Mre Cow wll. have some time for play.;-V With that announcement Pu'ffyl sighs, but does thnt mean re lief? -. "We'll havo much fun," he say; then adds, "and maybe lots ol grief." SUNDtTrVN STOniES a '.I- A ; I . THE CIHCV'S By- Mnry Gmliani Donnor Theli- plane) hni. Janded nnd tli! pilot motioned;.to,. John and regs and the Clock ta get in In n few moments they were away up, landing on a 'plntform at tached to n dirig ible up In the air. 1' eon eltenient. It wasfc circus day, nnd all the people living here for the sum mer were going. They wero lined nlonp; the enorm ous platform, like a village In size, and there were mothers and fath ers nnd uncles and aunts nnd bo) nnd girls nnd dogs too, all waltins to see the parade. Suddenly they heard the sounii of a band. Oh, there was nothlnf to equal thnt! Tile sound cnim nearer nnd nearer and now tliej saw the parade. The . Little Black Clock had turned tho time nhend. but tht parade was much like the old rlr cus pnrade although it was in the air. . , Just ns they had lnnded thi Clock had told them that ho wool' leave them alone for a little while Sometimes, ne said, he felt sh where there were great crowds- and he knew they would be per fectly safe. So Veggy nnd John stood anil watched tho marvelous parmie There were beautiful ladles rldint beautiful horses, nnd the peopl seemed to think horses were as un usual and interesting na Peggy an John regarded lions and tigers There were animals too, of couik nut the dreadful thought cam' to John nnd Teggy that they voul' not be able to go to the circus without the Little Black flock. Then, suddenly, some ono apeli to them. Tomorrow "Tlic Old Man." 3 rS
