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I. SUMPTKII SMITH, Winner
An lndtpndnt Newipapcr
Entfnd u aaeond elau nutlff tt Madford,
Ottcon, andcr Act of Mir 8, l7.
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flatljr, 1th BWKUr. Bonlil 3
pllljr, vltbont Bunilir. BWolb .65
Pally, vitbout Sunday, jrcir 50
sundir, on ruf
n, rarrHr. In Adrancs Madford, Aihlind,
Jatkjontlllo, rtulril I'olnt, rbunli. Taint, Uold
lllll and on llVhiari. .
Pallr, villi Sundaf, Month I .T5
Dallr. l-IUwot 8undar. monlli .J
llaill, vltlwut BuKlif. Olio yer T.00
Daily, silo Bunday, ono ycal B.OQ
All tar mi, coin In adianco.
OirirUI paper of IN City of Medtord.
Ofllclal paper of Jaeiton County.
member or tub assooiatkii fhehb
Rtceliini full Utand Win Berth
The Aiwwlatwl I'real it excluilielf entitled to
tlx on for puiillutlon of all new dUpalctm
credited to it or otlmaUo credited In tlili papa,
i ilao to the local twrt putilMwd herein.
All rlthli fur pulilleallou of ipeclsi dliDatebea
berelo ar alio reacned.
lIKMIiKR OK AI'IIIT BUREAU
OK CIRCULATIONS
Adrrrtiilnc Rnvcaenutlirt
If. C MOUK.SBBN CUMPANV
Offleef In New Toil, (l.lcuo. IHlrolt, Bin
Pr indue, Loe Aieleo, sullle, I'orlland.
Ye Smudge Pot
' (Br Arthur Perry)
Tomorrow in the . "OlorloUH
Fourth," when the ea-le will nliio
do some screaming, about every
thing and everybody.
"BLOW DKl'NKKN DlUVlill
JAILED'' (Pondloton Gnat Oro
Konfan.) - Another drink and ho
would have hud scn'so enough to
walk homo.
Fashion experts have ruled that
males, In tho full, ahull sport mus
taches "that loun to tho grotesque,
but not pronouncodly so." II will
take a fashion expert to dntormlno
Just when u mustache Is leaning
to tho grotesiiuo, whon thoy aio
already laying down on tho gro
tesque. - .
A flat auto license too Is urged
for Oregon, as that Is tho alleged
condition of the vust majority of
tho autolsts. .
FAKTIIllOUKNKHa
(KIwtMMl Call)
I havo cherries to pick on
tho sharo (next weok). No
ladles need apply unless they
woar men's apparel, for tho
trees are so high. Leo Good
win, The whinny of a horse reverhor
ated down North Central yesterday
and 1147 Fords hooted in guy re
sponse, v.; , ' 1 i , : , i ; , ), ,
A .poem, approximately tho
length of tho contrlhutor's log, has
been received for publication. No
poem wilt he printed that extends
below the knee.
Our attorney-genoral hits ren
dered a legal decision thnl pructt
cully Insures his re-election.
i The governor has not yet ap
peared in public wearing the 10
Kallun. hat presented hint by the
state editors. The govornor Saw a
picture of Calvin C'oolldge.ln pile.
' There must' be something wrong
with the mental equipment of the
world's heaviest thinkers, as none
of them agree with the views of
vulley pessimists, - on tho Hoover
war dobt plans.
"A man muy possess a million
dollars, and still be poor" (Ob
servation of Henry Ford, the tln
llsilo king, In Forum). Never
theless It will hustlo his powors of
Impersonation. . '
"H. R. Watt, our genial under
taker, left Tuesday on a long Jour
ney" (l'alaloy Items.) Bounds
like an obituary.
Ity Monday It ought to be pos
sible to remark:
"It's not the heat, It's the hu
midity." "I don't mind the heat, I enjoy
It."
"Il'a too bnd wo enn't have some
of this heat next winter."
"la It hot enough for.youT"
TIIK FAMILY KURDS
Tho mother, with outmuded Bruce,
Upholds the dogma of her pluce.
Far at the table's northern pole.
In snows of dnmnsk cool, to dolo
Forth coffee, sponsoring a clear.
Dark flow. Tho urn Is 'Taul
Hevero,"
In lines of beauty like her soul . . .
To left and right the children
flank her,
The girl with charm with which to
thank her
nut with a spirit quirk and rude
t'hsfed by the long meal's quletudo
And gentle dullness, form and
chatter,
The roast thai smirks upon the
platter.
Belt-conscious In the way of food
Accustomed to be praised as good.
Tho boy and girl are port and
sherry
To this most temperate board, a
brew
That neither parent may eschew,
The lad's tongue spicing each fresh
plate
With hot, new truths collegiate.
And holding all things In debute.
("I.yrtc")
,
GRASS SEED IN THROAT
OF LAKE CREEK CHILD
LAKK OHEKK. tire.. July J
(Special) A hurried tilp to a
Medford doctor was necessary
Tuesday for little Kunlce I'eeh.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. U
l'ech, when a broncho grass seed
became lodged In the child's
throat. The obstruction was re
moved without great difficulty.
A TASK TO
TIIK Portland city government licsitutcs on ways, means and
tho time to undertake- the problem of ntoppiiirr pollution in
tho Willamette river. Other Oregon cities, also interested in
the problem, do not act with li;litiiin(r speed. Although the
qucMtion has been under discussion for years, little has been ac
complished, so far, in effecting a permanent plan for keeping the
Willamette river clean. .
Other American cities have been faced with a similar prob
lem. They didn't find a permanent solution easily. A great
many of them waited a long time before they seriously under
took the problem and in eases they found it much more costly
for having waited. Many found that disease was being spread,
before they family cleaned up the affected areas.
Hut they found ultimately that the job had to be done. They
found that it bad to be done even though it was beset with stag
gering difficulties. They found that it had to be done even
though the costs were great. They found that long delay only
added to the obstacles that hud to be overcome and to the cost.
The cities along the Willamette, too, will have to undertake
the problem seriously, sooner or later, and they are likely to
find that the sooner the job is done the easier it will be and also
that it will be less expensive now than 15 years from now. Ore
gon Journal.
The new funny magazine "Ballyhoo," edited by a former
star on Life and Judge, is rather disappointing. To a man up
a treo it looks more like a spite effort than a humorous one.
If it has achieved true satire then we will take plain vanilla.
Unless its second effort is more successful than its first, we pre
dict a short lifo for this non-advertising magazine, which is fool
ish enough at times certainly not clever. '
Wo suggest that Secretary of State lloss and Governor Meier
declare a moratorium. The spectacle of the two highest offi
cials in the state squabbling over trivialities is not edifying and
does both harm without doing the people of the state any good.
I'biiI K. Kcllty has been promoted to the editorship of the
esteemed Oregonian, and if anyono can put new life and vigor
into the old gal, 1'aul can do it.
You can tell the great man in the news reel. , He's the ono
who reminds you of a small boy forced to show off before com
pany. - i
Karnest soubi eager to prevent war seem to bavo suggested
almost everything except 4 per cent beer.' ' ;;
Much talent is wasted for lack of opportunity. Think what
a traffic cop Mussolini would make! .
. Still, if n man was qualified to bo a perfect president, he
could make more money doing miracles on a commission.
And yet, if cities had no poor
Unulo Sam loeato his iconsulatt'si
' Tho eliiurpTeiisurc'iii'using u
bavo when tho fenders crumple.
Hut why is it culled an "unavoidable accident" when any
body can avoitl owning n cart r . '
How tho language changes.
n big noise and now it's on the quiet.
As wo understand Mr. Ilrisbanc, tho Russians 'arc superior
because they are doing things America did 50 years ago. ...
r ' It seems to bo a rule. Tho nioro a man deserves jailing, tho
longer it takes to convict hlni. ' .
Amerieitnism s Yearning to "bo somebody','; acting luird
boiled in an effort to seem important. i " ' : -
Mnybo a romance is culled
quickly.
An efficiency .expert is tt man
provo he's a wonder.
Summer resort : Kxtensivo discomforts surrounded by cool
ness. ,
And the more you serve, tho
those who think you a sucker.
A hick town is a place where
protect his bread unci butter.
If a man is superior, why is
suspicious by joining a larger
Corrtx-t this sentence: "lttit I don't want a car," said the
bride, "until wo get an encyclopedia and a lot of good books."
MUTT AND JEFF-Ladies Day at the Race
"-"-g ( I'M C.AMO-b0ftft AM L If'jI.M i r- l ,
I BAD COCK TO rAft- X NlR M1XX. I ALWTHAT, A t MtUSftV ' W0 ltf-
i3flS fllS. mSWm'
. arEDFORD MATL
BE FACED
and ugly section, where would
taxi is tho care-free feeling you
'.
Only yesterday a racket was
it mutch because it burns out
who wants you to do more to
more praise you will get from
' . ,
ono doctor pans the other to
he the only animal made more
herd?
TRTHTTNE, ' ftiEDFORD,
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS.WORD PUZZLE)
l ACROSS
L Taste
t. Kind of horse
Is. Head coverings
14. Living
16. Crescent
shaped nsurs
St. Psgao god
II. Langutohrs
Is. Prepare fur
publication
It. Deep mud
Z0. Cubic meters
:i Drew fArtil
14. Not far
28. Angry
27. Slamess coins
SO. Spread for ,
drying
IL Complete col
lection It. Their: French
85. Typifies ,
18. Voles no
19. Avarice '
40. VeietaOte
41. 8mall pies
41. Russian moun
tains 41. Eons
45. Attention
48. Obstlnsle
animal
47. Decompose
it. Lift with a
lever
Solution ol Yesterday! Puula
SAPnAFTnA0RlTA
ALE IS I rIJs P A !N
firJproceepep
EVE RDS PEA ut M
s E l E CT E PDAjc R E
Ll I P Ap S E wDh 0 W
face t 5dp e bat e
a r tps o sdr a
r a sJhDp e se r t e p
f (epac tPs i p e
bar.r,! s t e rj1s in
b1eansUre1tUsee
81. Fruit drink
65. Uavs strenglb
to '
80. Oreedy
61. Prong '
61. Lift us
61. Belonging
, to me '
6a. Pieces out
60 Puff up -
67. Singing voice
68. Stitches
48. Blacken tern
do: mus. sbbr. 69. Harked for .
80. Hindu peasant omrssloo
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M - Ih m
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IllIIIi-IZIIII
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a W W hi 1-
Personal Health Service
By William Brady; M. D.
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Rlxned tettrn perUlnlnc to pert-nil hfHh janH hrclcrte. not to diseise, - diagnosis or trtalment
will be amweretl by Dr. Ilriuly If fiUmtwd Mtf-adrirmed entelope Is enclosed. LetUra abould be brief
and written in Ink. Owing: tn tins lance nitmbfr at If U ert rereUrd only a few can be answered here. Nn
renly ran ' made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address Dr. William Brady In out of
Ttit Mall Tribune. " ..- ,
A PAIN IX
Home folk miffer .ft good
from a pair In the nocH,' and
are not h pea king flKiiratively. Thf3)i
tiRtiiil dliiKnowlfi i Ijmchlul neu
ritis, nnri It mny be quite correct,
but in cftnos
whor tho pain
p a r 8 I s t s for n
lonft time, though
not continuously,
and the patient
notices thnt the
htind looktj blu
ish, feel numb
and tlntflea down
tho fingers now
and then, It 1b
well to' think of
the possibility 'of cervical rib.
Normally wo havo a doien rib,
all dorsal. Otire In a while sonic
freak throwback or reversion to
type cuuhoh a porson to develop
rudimentary rlhn In the neck,
above the petition of the normal
first ribs. The rib hi the neck
presses upon thovbnichlal plexus
and prqduccs the symptoms which
ordinarily BUjiKc.it nfturltls. '
There Is great "scnHttlveness to
cold. If the arm. I left ottMde
tho bed covers at iilRht an attack
of taln is likely to rouse the pati
ent from sleep. '
K leva t Ion of tho arm above the
head, ccperlftlly when the. arm la
lifted by someone else, often brings
Immediate- relief to the pain of cer
vlcat rib, but not If there I bra
chial ncurllln. Another peculiarity
which sugxests cervical rib rather
tU.. .
than actual neurltjs i that in a
caw of cervical rib there l little
or no atrophy or prmnncnt wast-
Imt and weakening of the muscles
of the arm, whereas in actual neu
ritis such atrophy and wanting is
Invariably seen after a few months.
Tho positive diagnosis of cer
vical rib Is maie by means of x-rny
pictures, two or three different pic
tured taken from different planoA
Sometimes the superfluous rib can
bo felt by the physician. It Is usu
ally only an Inch or two long, but
thnl Is plenty long enough to cause
a lot of trouble for . months or
years.
Track
OREOOy, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1931
11. Entrance
It Ureater
quantity
11. Sledge - -11.
trulerstsnda
tt. Domeslie ant
ma!
15. Csperts
27. Debate
U. Land: LatlB
20. Old reapoa
11. Stellar
12. Long narrow
plecs
83. Corns In '
14. Impertinent:
dial.
16. Relative: abe
37. Born
18. Devour . L
41. Giggled
41. Landed
properties ...
44. Midday
46. Own: Scotch .
49. Roand-up . i
'60. Ktsume 1
61. Tibetan priest
62. Wicked
63. Aromatle herk
(4. Wall to pre-
, . vent louoda
lions -
60. Morbid respi
ratory sound
57. Smsll bottle .
68. Princely Ilsl.
Ian family .
59. Act
62. Femlnlna
ending
DOWN
1. Undermines
i. Alighted . , :
I Climbing 1 '
plant
4. Finished ' :
f. 7a offense ' .
at - ,. .
' 6. Liquor -
J. More dlscour
teous
8. Indigo plant
. Karl j ,, '.
10. Shy
THIS MCCK
. Cervical rib seldom develops be
fore adult age, often not until mid
'dt ago. .
A .third Indication pointing to
ward cervical rib Instead of neu
ritis in such cases is the presence
of a pulsating mass just below the
collar bone. . ' ; '
Any victim of long-standing bra
chial neuritis on one side, who oc-l
canionaliy feels some ymptojns on
the opposite side, would do well to
find out whether he has cervical
rib. ,
" The neck is not a verj comfort
able place to have a rib-. ,
The remedy, of course. Is surg
ical removal of the superfluous
rib. -
Ql-KSTIONS AND AXSWEIIS
Jaundice and Slow Clotting.
My wife has chronlo gall-bladder
troirhlo, the doctor is not : sure
whether there are gallstones or
not, but ehe has been Jaundiced for
about three months. A clotting
test shows her blood does not ckit
quickly enough and the doctor Is
putting off the operation on that
account. Isn't there some wav to .
shorten the clotting time In such
a case? A. S. J. '
Answer. - A arnnd dnsn nf nlsln
cod liver oil or of vlosterol ' (vita
min D) will bring the clotting time
to normal In four hours.
Adds That ProdiicCM .Alkaline
Ren tH Ion,
I have understood that cUru8
Lfrults are no longer considered acid
.
and are given where it is desired
to leave a non-acid residue In the
body. In your "Ouido to Right
Katlng." which I consider a valu
able booklet, 1 notice you list cit
rus fruits among the seven deadly
sins for those with acid stomach
. . . F. A. O. . .
Answer. Yes, the citrus fruits
tend to render the blood more alka
line and the urine lo;s acid and
tend to oppose acidosis. Rut the
acidity of the gastric Juice has no
relation with the reaction of the
blood and tissues, and citrus fruits '
are somewhat too stimulating to !
nmmm-n tor persons witn ny-
. J (. JII117.X
' prchlorhy(irIa or too acid gastric j
juice, such as gastric or duodenal.
ulcer patlens. j
t' Tent for Syphilis.
.Kindly let mo knqw for what
kind of sickness the wasserman
test Is used. Mrs. S. H. J. :
Answer. It Is a test of the
blood for syphilis, whether con
genital (present at birth) innocent
ly acquired or' contracted through
promiscuous conduct.
Poor Picking.
I am 25 yeara old and a vege
tarian, not because of any Illness
but because of ah aversion to any
thing living ... . S.
Answer. That's tough you
have to pass up meat, fowl, fiah,
eggs, milk, .vegetables, fruits. Itj.
must be a sad life, .eating only
dead stuff. Oh, I see, you do take
eg gei three or four time-a week.
Well, that makes It better.. If you
prefer eggs they're quite as ade
quate as meat.
- Poison ClasHi
;.. We are having a dlpute 1n our
physics clai as -to the. -name of
the poison causing almost Instant
oeatn ,. . . m. j. -
Anwwer. It' Isn't physics. I
suggest as a better subject: Can
you ventilate a, room .without a
draft?
(Copyright John F. Dllle Co.)
parents
APPROPRIATE STORHfS
: By Alice .Iiulsoh Peale. "
. A 6-year-old" worried his family
because of his refusal to go to
sleep at .nlghl and his waking
frequently with screams of terror.
During the day he was cross
and sleepy because of his, insuf
ficient rest at night,.-.' ' :
This went on for several weeks
until It occurred, to his parents
that possibly the type of stories
he was being told might - have
something to do with the diffi
culty. ' ::
Every evening after supper his
father would sit down with mm
to read or tell him stories about
battles, Indians and wild animal
hunts. He apparently was, de
lighted and fascinated, for he
never wearied of listening and
always asked for more.
In the pleasant circlo of the
lamplight and in the security of
the living room with father and
mother near at hand, the stories
were thrilling, exciting and pleas
urable. . - ' '
; -It only, was when It came time
to negotiate the long, dark pas
sage to hs bedroom and when
darkness finally closed, in as he
lay tucked under his covers that
tho terrifying aspects of the stories
became too much for him. "
. A child's apparent . pleasure ' at
a story is not always a reliable
guide as to Its appropriateness, ; -
The thrill of excitement nwhlch
a certain amount of the fear ele-
ment lends any story -must be
used with discretion and with
some Insight -Into how much of
it the child. Vn Buccessfullynas-j
imllnlo.; ' 3 JVV V'i S. S i
With some children even such
standard classics as "Little Red
Riding Hood" , and I'Tho Three
Little Pigs'' are much too terrify
ing., especially when' vividly Illus
trated. With others of a hardier tem
perament, bloodthirsty accounts
of real happenings apparently
leave no 111 effects.
Generally, howewr. It Is wise
to choose such stories as do not
depend particularly, upon fear for
their Interest. Certainly It Is
never wise' to toll fear Inspiring
stor.'es at bedtime.
JUMP WITH PARACHUTE
.FAILS TO SAVE PILOT
VUXACOUBLAY, France, July
3. (jp) ii'a I lure to adjust properly
the shoulder straps of his para
chute was believed tb have cost
the life of Chief Pilot Buquet to
day. ' , -
He was testing a now military
airplane when It Went Into a tail-
Pn RI,1 'ell towards the earth,
rtl 11 neigni 01 lovu leer, ne jump-
ed.
Coiiiuorfelts Too Small.
CABOT, Ark. (UP) Counter
feit half dollars which made their
appearance here recently were
K'tly smaller than the govern
m",t c0,n' hn(l a c,vnr cut d",,l'5n
ii ttiinrt "rlntr" artA unra rlnlArl 1QAS
a good "ring" and were dated 1908.
lias Hlrr "Spud" Cri. '
FORT SMITH, Ark. (UP)
Farmer In this district wercMiusy
harvesting a bumper potato crop
and railroad , officials reported
more than 20 carloads had been
shipped.
; 1
Willow lU'iich Now Tree.
XEHRASKA CITY, Xeb. (l"P)
Dick Niemann bought a willow
bench from a peddler. Ho put the
bench In his hArlr vnrri ftpn.lv
niacins: the bench leir In thA mnui
soil. Now the bench has sprouted
and Is a live willow tree.
Quill Points
What! A plague of grasshoppers'
in Nevada? We thought all along
It was grass widows.
But even tt Europe, had a horso
racS iotery, very week it would
take seMJral yeara to get all of
America's money. .
J The, radio really ' serves. How
else,: dould people advertise, things
that can't ar advertised legally in
newspapers? ' .- ,,
, ,,T3ie Russian tn't unique. Amer
icans also surrender their rights
In the name of .liberty. ' ,
: .'. t' i - "
Of 'course the. land is making
progress Fifty years ago there
wasn't a single bandit who wore a
dinner coat. ;
A. scientist 1Mlsus thcro In -nothing
but strife In nature.
Still, tlio stork and wolf work
together rather well.
A Sunday school may not afford
a thrill, but you .never read about
a girl being strangled in one.
When you're In a hurry, a red
light catches you at every inter
section, but ,tbe things never Im
pede a getaway.
' If your conduct is discussed over
the back fence, you re a nobody.
If It's discussed oh the first page,
you're a somebody.
... j,, .... , i n i
Americanism:. - Laughing at old-
timers who trusted in divine law;
expecting ' miraculous results from
laws made by politicians.
You can get a government 'bulle
tin tolling how to do almost every
thing except keep the outgo down
to .tho income. '
A ' "cash customer" Is one who
askB the butcher for cheaper cutd.
Only;, the tenderloin Is charged.
Not all parents are thoughtless.
Many of them hide out so daugh
ter won't be humiliated before her
swell friends.
1 Among tho things learned at
mother's kneo Is tho fact that
a hair brush Is a lumd-maidcn
, of virtue.
An open car has advantages.
Tho doctor can pick .out gravel
much easier than glass.
Tlie two things most likely to
make you seem an ass are your
first drink and - your first Inter
vlew ivi - - , u .
It's easy to, drive.. ,-You just hold
the steering wheel and trust the
other fellow to- save . your neck
while saving his.
The former speed cop who won
the Indianapolis speed classic did
not seem natural. The others al
ways look mad when they win.
Corredt (his sentence: "I al
ways do disagreeable errands my
self," said the man, "Instead of
sending-my kid." .
"What do you menu," the Runny
asks, "In speaking of our cir
cus . .-
That one thing or another may
transpire. erliaiM, to Irk lis?"
"I fear," says lliff, "two dnscn
actorsour whole comnaili
Will Want roiling the spotlight
when thore's mom for only
three."
-J : 4
Klamath Falls. six footings
completed ' for new Link river
bridge.
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RvRimncucD
FLIGHT 0,IIM
(Medford and Jackson OousJ
Illstory From the . Files J
Tho Mall Trlbnno ot to J
TEN YlxVItK AGO TOI.V I
July 3, 1921
(It was Sunday)
Medford folks Hock to hills ,
seashore, as. Fourth ot July conl
on Monday. ;
. Babe Ruth hits 31st home rut!
Crisis with. Mexlc.0; looms agj
Arrest of Jack aUeropsey; da
weight champion, demanded as
formers start war on prizefight-
David' Rosenberg and bride J
rive from their honeymoon in Bod
orn California.
Attorney Porter" J.rNeff anil
Janney return from tneir
afoot down' the Klamath ritf
They enjoyed their ;aunt and s
they will never make it again.
Joe McMahon, recently nacf
traffic officer, enforcing traj
laws with gusto.
TWENTY YKAIW AGO TODAf
July 3, 1911)
(It was Monday)
Governor Oswald West presei
Miss KUzabeth Putnam of this cj
a wolf pup, born at the state pj
tentlary.
Terrific heat stifles east, causij
120 deaths in Chicago.
Ad Wolgast defeats Owen Mor
In 13 th round of San Francisco b
tie. Tommy Gaffney wins In
Frankle Edwards of this city
Nat bouts and Bill Jones t
Chick Bowlin battle to a h
draw. - '
Ten thousand people In city!
Fourth of July, and more comj
Ashland to erect mammoth Ci
tauqua building., I
5'
THE OLD MAN
By Mary Graham Bonner.
An old man spoke to John ;
Peggy as they watched the man
ous circus parade In tho air.
His eyes were twinkling and I
mouth was hardly
a mouth as much i
as an enormous,
friendly grin.
"Hello, chil
dren,'' he said, "do I
you want to go to I
the circus?"
"Do we!" shout
ed John and Peg-1
gy, wondering ifl
the Little Black I
Clock had arrang
ed this.
"It would he I
great," John said,
and Peggy took hold of the nul
hand.
Tho parade had gone back to j
circus grounds, and now John
Peggy and the old man went all
too, following the crowd.
They decided to have a look!
the animals first and see the ciri
people.
Some of the lovely circus latf
Invited them to have some dell
ous soup and stew with them. Tl
talked about circus life and
they traveled from place to M
in many planes.
'Terhnps you'll meet us np:J
watch the unloading when we I
rive nt a place," ono of them m
to John and Peggy. Tho chil-l
agreed they would love to.
But now It was time to
and see the fine show.
If it hadn't been in the ai:l
would not have seemed very $
ferent from the old-time sM
After It was 'over, they snw '
Clock In 'the distance motionincl
them.
Before they could sny anytil
he directed them to their plan-j
Radio Program?
KMED
(Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station j
!
Friday.
P. M.
"h 5 to 6 Jackson Co. Bid;. 'I
r Ionn: Kiddles' .nrocrnrr I
.
News and Market by .Mi
Tribune.
6 to 7 How Is your dopl
Where to go; Otfut's CS:
age: Insurance Bureau.
7 Strihllnir-Krhmollnir fish
ringside from Mall Tribur'l
by remote control.
- Saturday.
A. M.
7:65 to 8 nrcakfast broai
cast by Mall Tribune.
8 to 9 Treasure Box: P:
Dandy: Oold Seal.
It 9 to 10 Fri(,n,lhin flrr-It 1)
KconomV Ororotnrla
10 Weather forer-nt.
10 to 11 A. Schilling & Co
Alexander's Food Hhnn.
11 to 12 Sperry Flour: Whi:
King. '
P. M.
18 to 1 Unlnue Cleanenl
Heath's I)rug Store: ltemC'l
from Rlnltrr
1 to 2 One Sinn: Ppfn!-
KlectrlfV .Taok.nn r H!ii
Loan; Scientific Labor1!
torlen,
2 to 3:S0 K.MKD present
tlon: World Itonkman.
4:30 to S KMED present-
tlon.
6 to II Lw!.l Super Stailr
' m I wnere to Go: He"
aale Fiddlers' contest.
7 to 8 Happiness Tri:
KMRT) nrwnlallnn
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