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MEPfrORD MAIL TRIBUNE, AfEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, -JULY 15, 1931.
IIedford Mail Tribune
'o - f'Cferyon, in Scutherh Oregon
- -' reeii Ike Nad TritniM"
i.rj , Wellf and Sundae , ,
' i: 1 futiutwi l
MIDrOKU CRl.MI.Na CO.
IMMI N. Fit M. .
KOBKKT W. Rl'HL, (Hilar
K. L. KNAH-. llanaier
An Irdepeadent NKpT
-. Kntcrtd u iceond cleee nutter At ftfatfoei,
Onfao, under Act ol March 8, i 8TB.
, lUBSCWlTION BATES
By Mall In Adtatice;
, Pall, triUi Sunday, rev .T.BO
MnUr. ith Sunder, month .fJ
f Pauv, without Sundae, nwntb 69
' belli, slUmut Sunday, year 6.80
. Sunday, one year S.00
III larrkr. In Adtane Hearted. Aenland
jKkumllle, Central Point, fboerite. Talent, Utiul
Hill eul on Hleh.an.
- llallr. with lundar, BofiUi , $ .t
' Pally, IUKMtt (uulay, nonUI 63
. pally, wlthuut Sunday, one fear f.00
" llallr, itii Bandar, ,r rear (.110
All terse), cejib Is adtanea. -
WELL,
vififo
A STRANGE INTERLUDE
OffieUI parte of the Cltr of Medford.
' Official paper of Jackets) Counlr.
I MRMREH OV THE ABSOTIATBD PKEH8
1 HreelTlnc Pull Leaed Wire Serclee
The Auoelated J'rwe le ewlualrely entitled to
Jthe tree for publication of all new dinuatehee
credited tu It or oinerwue ereuiieo in una paper,
and aleo to trw local newi puullxlMd herein,
' All rlrlili for publication of special dispatches
rem are auo reemra.
I-
MKWUfcll OP USITK1I fUKUa
MKS1BKU OP AUDIT Bt'ltKAU
OP CIUCULAT10K8
Adrntliinc DepmnUMTM
M I! HllllKSHKN k (OMl'ANT
roomed in New York, Ctileifo, pttroll,
theUKtao. b Angela, HuttU, J'uflUnd.
Ye Smudge Pot
f - (By Arthtw Perry)
jl.''The Mayor of I'ortland, return
ing from lTnnoe, whero ho wns
(horoNomoly ; tnlkutlvo, n ' uhuhI,
Whenever he is down to tho depot
Ithd the crowd 1h ample, uttemptcd
ftf kiUH B pretty luily who, tho press
tflfsputchos mate, "bltiHhod furl
loiisly." Thq inetropulltan burgo
master for ninny years has boon In
M osculutory mood, rind sooner or
g;ir win gci eiappou.
J.NTKIIKKTINO, IF TRI'R
f , : (Morrow County Mown)
fj , .William lluebnur, entorprin
'vlnK , furmer, wan dolnu; Rume
"week-end trudinic In town Hut
f ; urduy. -11a- Uvea on the Her'
'place itnd thinks he In happier
t, on hlit farm than ho would bo
lllvlnB in town.
&'Muny , ho.ve.ntnrted to worry
fihout tho comlnir winter, which
fa. expeated to bo wintry.1 Kvory
4rdy ehould do his eharo towards
fSOntlnuIng the chnrnilnK dupros
(oni by wenrlng tho overcoat he
TouKht in 127, for fix, . . ,
t -
!- 'Farmers are racing- hulls to the
Ssnoe, and It Is about tlmo for tho
utumn want ad: "Wanted: MlKh
school alii tu do housewurk for
jbeard, during school yeur. Must
a homo nights."
t'tJunnor hikers".' aro hcsleglnx
Jne ' capitals at Hprlimflulit and
ftlsdleon. They arrived by truck
iid ttuto. (Amorlcun Lumbar
Mtiif.) HlKns of the tlmus.
the battle'S-rJver-,' and the victorjr won. " Just what
fory of coim remains t6 be Keen. But some victory.
At least we liuve never gone throiifTi a campaign yet, where
one sle didn't win and the other side lose We 'anticipate this
election will be no exception. We hjjve been through many
clone battles of the ballot, but have never experienced a tie vote
We don't 'believe we ever will.
, There in one tiling about Medford. We take our elections
seriously, art they should tie taken, but 'when 'if 'r' over, we are
usually Komi sports about it and don't waste mush time in
compliiiuitif;. "Vox populi, vox Dei." We accept the result
bind up our wounds if we have any shake hands, and l?b on
pretty well united, 'to more immediate and important concerns.
TmIATS what we should all do this timov It will seem pretty
quiet for n few days, particularly for this column. No more
sewer discussion nothing to talk about but such, relatively 1111
important things as the situation in Germany,- who Is going to
be 'the next President of the United State's, or' tbe menace of
the yellow mosquito jn the Klamath basin. '
Hut perhaps something interesting will bob up. Something
interesting usually docs. Chan Kgan may reach 1 the finals
of the Western Amateur j Aimee Mcl'hcrson may decide to clean
up Keno; or sonic local nnglcr may publicly broadcast over
K.MKI) that stcelhcad fishiyg 'on Kogue River i better today
than ever before.
lEVKR. can tell. The only iccftain thing about this world
- " is its uncertainty. Wlio would lmvc imagined 17 years
ago today, that in less than lwo. vceks tho greatest war in hu
mat history Would break intb flames. Certainly no one in Ibis
neck of the woods suspected It, and few in tho United States.
Perhaps another war will break out. That would make
news for the newspapers, and might help the wheat market
Hut somehow we can't see war this week or next, not in' the
present generation, for that matter. At least not a real wa.
The (inly hope for Old Man Mars is in the generation that was
born around 19:20 tho' generation that doesn't know what war is
that gives' us old people at least 15 years.
' a a a i
AS ANYJON'fc who has read .this far niay, have suHpo,ctod, we
have nothing to say,, and are filling up this column by say
ing it. Hut there is one thing wo have done on election day for
aliotit two decades, and which We intend td continue to'doi '" '
That is to tell everyone to vote. You guessed it.' Every
election day in this land of the free and home of the 'brave" is
a tost of good citizenship. And those who can vote and don't
fail in that test, whether the issue is sewer bonds, who is to sit
in tho White House, or dog licenses. ' '" '
. The essential principle is tho same, today, tomorrow' and
forever. So hop to It, if you haven't hopped. : And 1 '
VOTE VOTE VOTE I J ' ' '. ' ' '
IDAHO POTATOES A LA BRODIE
' ,"t m only 42 Htlll yotinif. and
tH" (Love Aituny Col., Portland
MeWH-TcloKrum.) It can nut bo
tt the law is klilillnu horsolf.
Jv JI'KT HACKnittr'
r ..((Vitliinla, Kn Noiitlml) .,.
ig. ,Two (julnlan slrls wnro nr.
t rested with their boy friends
. .for drlnkbucint tho Hlmul lake
Jj(Celrbratlon near Mooroland
' July 4th. Newspaper publish-
"1 the names of the buys hut
1,,'OmlttMl the names of tho Rlrla.
sjA Uulnlan mother is kicking
fi,up a row because suspicion
'nnlnla trt AcBH f..lnln ..I.I -
"Lost Male Persian cat answer-
insx to name of 'Hobo.' Howard
jir return to 764 Oreen etrect"
(Bisklyou News.) A dlssusted fo
plie, am who blames him.
1XM NK.N'NIIILK
I . (iiblhx llnilih Jiiiilwln)
" !'Kut moderately but sufd
Fi clenlly of a wldo variety of
wfirods which Include fresh
t .vwrolnhles ami trulls and
t'; milk. Your" appetite will take
tcare of your calory Intake,
l and good oooklng and pleasant
servlnit will Insure you of bot
"rtor digestion. Knjoy your
E'meuls and let the vitamins and .
Vtmlnernls look out for them-
'solviw,"
jr Tho alarming word has been
broadcast, that a "wood shortage
frtipends,'' This Is due to cutting
Milling but corners and times, and
coon other s throats.
S V'As a ghl, tho bride grew Into
woman " (Wedding Notice.)
JTtJcy ll da It evr' time.
hi ' rmvAi.iiv iti:i( Kr:i
j A while bark some parties dis
liking the oltirnahlp of Jtosette
ltughes, a lone woman over in
Pchaal Creek District, they went
k ntghl to sexro her off, AtKr
Walking around the house (hey
sjade a little noise so the occupant
ftfuM hear them, and thon went
i the door, -The, woman not be
1 the scary kind, picked up hor
finch-ester, barked unaliwi the
rail of the house and begnn shoot
bJg through the door, .filling the
Hutler full of holes. During the
titna all the parties hut one were
away out of sight, safe, from
inn Injury. Tho one left vas. too
elg, .fut and clumsy, to run. Mo he
dr.pid down in front of the door.
fiHrnrd over and stretched out as
flosa to the ground ss a lliard
atkkai to a twig, and began praying,
a red - a louder or more earnest
fjsnper wna never delivered by no
Jltjng person. r
tPahloneghn; (Is , .uusr-l.)
H"'KALKM, Ore., July j.(p)l.
rrank Watt, trusty at the state
inltentlnry who ew-nped yestor
4 y from the penltenllnrr farm.
s returned to the prison esrly
t Teg following his capture near
J frnwm; south of here.
PORTUNATELY, Finland is about as far from Oregon as ono
can get on this whirling'' ball of dirt. Otherwise, Edward
Urotlie, erstwhile editor of the Oregon City Enterprise, former
ambassador to Siam, and how U. S. minister to Poland, would
be in a peek' of trouble.' ' - " ' .' " T (
For Brother Hrodio'g enterprising n
picture of hor boss to thtit pifpiant ond original weekly "Timo,"
With the announcenient' that E. E. had his potatoes sent from
Idaho, each in d separate 'wrapper, and was so proud "of thorn
that iiistcad 'of tlreSeittlncJ Poland debutantes with thoi conven
tional orchid 'corsage, ho fireseiitcd them with a sack of spuds.
A good story, nnd a' good picture of Oregon's ono mid only
foreign diplomat.'. " ' V 1 ' '
Hut what about Orogpn potatoos, why should Edward de
sert his native state nnd send his good money to Idaho, where
tno potatoes may grow higher, but we havo the word of Klam
ath Falls, they grow no butter!
And the consequent publicity! Now in the host circles 'in
IMsingfors instead of saying "gimo a j-otiWo," they say give
me an "Idallo'ptimihc' do terre a la Brodhv'
B . . .
AD, had 1 We repeat, it's a lucky thing for Edward he is up
near the North Polo instead of anywhere in terra eognito,
whero lin outraged rural population could get nt him. Fortu
nately also, that tho recall can't reach across the Atlantic
Ocean,' Over the North Sea and along tho Adriatic.
Just wait until Edward comes marching homo us Mayor
Baker did 'tho other day. Unliko Portland's- (leorge, his tears
won't be tears of joy, and he won't have to dodge a shower of
redolent roses.' Nor will Kosiiria's Queen dodgo his' proffered
kisses. '. .
No, Edward will ho lucky if she doesn't sninck him full on
the mouche with an Idaho potato iyid not a baked one, either.
Will Rogers may want to get in" the White House' Hut he
should remember it's the Presidency that puts over a column,
not the column that puts over a President.
'Oh," wisdom what fool things aro done in tl
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D.
.... . vonrseir ' auick enouuh, he's a sap; If
when your appetite begone. j shouts too quick, he's yellow. j
hnppv one. If he doewi't nhoot f rhlTcTs" disipoiirtasy ' is puzBllng. j 20.000 people every dav
" 111 , i i-1 l li i 1 -l. i 1. . r-.
he ! said the parent, "for wej
ta(l ' Trifeuhe "atls
; Blcned IMtm prfuJnfnc to pmurmi health Twa hTf Iim, not to dfrnM, dlacnotto or treatment
vll be answered by Pf. Bruit if a lumped teU-mSdrttBttl melope li eneloted. Letter! ibould be brief
and written In Ink. Owing to the large nuaiber of karri retched only a few can be answered here. Xo
reiAf can be nada to querJea nut eonfurmioj to ImUucUtina. Addreu Dr. WiJliajn Brad in care of
The Hall Tribune. .... .. .
HOW'S YOCR OLOKKD CAR XKIIUTI.S TODAY?
Iate Inut October and early No
vember, driving acrow the coun
try, the conductor of this column,
who fltitl inalate
there la no such
thing as rheuma
tic, developed a
right c e r vlco-
brachlal neuritis,
or om the French
call it, "sciatica of
the arm." At the
time I took what
cratififuction I could
at the Inconsist
ency, of tho UBual
explanation d o o-
tor offer for the occurrence of
this rather common trouble of aur
tomobjle drivers. They nay it is
obviounly caused by the draft of
cold air that strikes the left side
of the neck and the left shoulder
of the driver, who keep the left
window open or opens It frequent
ly to signal with his left arm. Yah.
ho does your old man, and yet X.
got it on the right side.
t Well, et, thai paHH. I don't want
to rub It Into tho old fogies too
much. Thee days they are hav
ing a hard time "of it anyway, try
ing to .keep sophisticated patients
from laughing outright u.t the com
ical "cold" delusion when the doc
tors offer it in lieu of a diagnosis.
As things are going, I can well
afford now to sit back and watcft
thq pld timers squirm out of it
if they can. AH I need do id drop
In a word now nnd then, when
the clrcuniHUncen make It worth
while
This disorder, the doctoro tell
UR,,is not fpund in dr.Iycrs of open.
cars. For a minute I thought I
had them there, but on second
thought, maybo.I had better not
mention thnt I drove an open car.
considerably throughout the win
ter, though. I confess this righl
cervleo-brashlnl neuritis first oc
curred while I was driving a doped
car.
The pain la in the shoulder nnd
radiate toward the neck nnd the
back, nnd sometimes I think it
gets almost into your mul, The
circumflox nerve Is usually affect
ed with resultant pain In the del
toid muscle (over the shoulder)
and tho triceps areas. Movements
of tho muse I ft? involved bring on
tho pain, but paroxysms occur in
the night, too, and keep you think
ing over your past sins and your
dark future prospect).
The disorder, the old timers de
clare, , "affect chiefly rheumatic
subJocU, and the elderly and aged
more-j than It does younger per
sons. Yeah, and if you take these
old timers seriously the disorder!
nappens only on the left side, llut
little difficulty like that would
never detain tho resourceful diag
nostio 'juggler, long
or it u neatly tin you please 1:
saying mine wasn't neuritis at
"win vim jjko mat, : ; v.tJ
They say, too. that tho troubled
morellkoly to occur In cohlJEl
utwiip HPiunor aim wnen you've
nlrpjifl.. .vnt t i l !
f ' . ,,,wnL '- yuuni
whining and complaining on dark,
stormy days. The only thing they
don't any is that drivers of closed
earn' with qpen windows1 should
always wear rod flannel undies.
Ym, yes, we're coming to the
remedies. Sun baths are fine. Dia
thermy Is always a grateful help.
Massage of the vertebrae must be
done with great caution if at all.
Ten-minute x-ray treatments twice
a week, in mall doses, will give tho
mcvt satisfactory results. . !
QrrcSTIO.NS AND ANSWERS
Tho Wrontf Shop.
Kindly send me Information as
to the cause, symptoms and treat
ment of r-r. (Mrs. G. .M. S.)
Answer. - This is a health col
umn, madam. . . -
Alcoholics Delirium, -
I believe you have condemned
tho ais of strychnine in . nerve
tonics. I wonder what you would
y.jrmot a doctor .whoso treatment
for alcoholic delirium is merely
enormoua doses of etrychnJne . . .
(Mrs. R. B.)
Answer. I think it is one of
beat treatment a dootor can give
for the condition. i
It's Uko Trying to Keep Klnsablo. ,
You havo asserted repeatedly
that, vitamin D. is the important:
one to favor th development ot
sound teeth.-. I'.ut -r tells us it
is vitamin C, which, io present in
fruits . . . .(D. A. K.)
Answer. And I repeat, vitamin
"p is. tho essential vitamin for the
development of sound, strong bones
and teeth. There is no more sci
entific Jasis for tho. claim that
vltamjn C has such effects than
there. Is for the silly claim that
isuch fruits pre-vent or cure "acid-
omIh." You might as well confino
your choice of tobacco to the brand
th .tt cu res soi-o t h roa t o r keeps
you kifL-iahlo. There Is much more
fun in It If you don't take such
hokum so seriously.
lOxiK'iiniciital Material.
So you're the humane man who
would experiment on condemned
prisoners . . . (T. A. N.)
Answer. Yes, with tho connlv-
ance.of the prisoner?. I. have often
though how nice that would be,
when ( have been experimenting
on my patients, of couiwe a doo
tor can't be too mire,- -but-1 believe
I have never killed anybody with
the wrong niodleiuo when I plan
a killing I. am careful to , choose
the, rigit mediclno. . .
I believe it would be a fine idea
If you would have nil your articles
nnd "talks" published In book or
pamphlet form. Including the treat
ment, etc., of common ailments.
I nm sure thousands of your read
ers would, like to buy it. (I, M. S.)
Answer. It would make a bulkv
tome about the bIeo of Webster's
He'd nlln nniJ International, T en n't hnlltAH with
Huuiuuiiun unu tu never again eeu
myself to -a commercial publisher;
"mi our roaaers can got it all right
here, at no extra cot or anything,
All they havo to do is clin the
stuff nnd save it, from day to day.
(Copyright John P. Dllle Co.)
aj U. ri
iv name'
Sundown
Stories
a Ir'LflN'U STt'VIU, ffy,s
tly Mnrjr (irnlmnV llumier. '"
All the huts took oft from their
treo homes nnrl hi'gsn to tly.
John total the Utile Hlnok Cloik
that ha had
never hntl nny
lileri that hats
o o u I d fly so
wonderfully.
They would
fly along very
quickly anil
then stop so
Suddenly and
start aft flying
again In an
other dli eel inn.
"our rel
tlons. the hoary
er. Bat, "Vfho tind rume tmek to
me ree nnr mwe. have tree
homes as we do, hut the brown
like "L"- ""f" nl n hsrm ,a0.
j r.irrnrrtiw i "iihrlng,"
"All mother hats will risk nny
danger to protect their young.
In that way nil hats are alike.
The hoary bats nro not to no
seen as ofton ns otlirrx. They fly
nigner. and they are not so so
clnble.M ,
Now that ' the hats had per
formed som flying stunts fur
jonn nu 1'eggy, they wanted tu
he off fur nn Insert hunt. So the
iuck toon ine chiitiren to eee
tho hoa-y bute.
'Ther were n good deal larger
and their wings were niueh
st..ing.-r and they rw ,,vr Ini,rr
mnrveloiisly than their rutisins.
They did all sorts of irkks In the
air. , .
Now the Oloolr was slowlv torn.
Ing th,. time nhim and John nnd
'eggy saw the bats flying to a
warmer rllmnte. Nome were stay.
Ing behind, but great bat profes
sions were now flying through
the air and nil seemed to know
exactly the direction to go.
"Htrnnse how they can tell
which Is the south." John re
marked, "Mnmrhuw you never
think of lulls as being thnt bright."
The flock was hnppy that he
had made the children Interested
In bats. , How often, standing on
the desk, he had mirfered silently
-celriH trio wny . people tventetl ll
FLIGHT 0 TIME
(Modford gad Jackson Oonnty
. History' From the Fllos ot
The Mall Tribune of 10 and
10 Years Ago.)
Quill Points
; TKtf V BAILS AOO TODAY
: ' july 15, 1921
I XThe duy was Friday)
fcvldence Bceuinulntos that Tr.
II. M. Brumfield of KoseburR long
Planned tne death of Kussnll Den
us, nornui lannrer, tor the pur
pose ot defrauding Insurance com
panies. The dentlBt told patients;
tor weeks tnnt he reared death In
nn auto accident. Kntlre state Is
aroused over crlmo.
1 Southern stntos aroused tiy a se
ries of musked night riding out
riKes attributed to the revived Kit
mux Klnn. A Texas woman la
tarred and feathered, a Florida
church deacon Is hanged until un
conscious, nnd a war veteran badly
beaten.
IMiinncle rood at Crater Lake
opened, and launch makes first trip
around the luke.
All Uike o' the Woods cottages
now occupied.
Ashland to
Uthln park.
r Tree people are those who have
thrown off n huteful yokoi and
selected new bossek from their
6tn ranks.
If human rottenness caused the
first flood, the most romnrknble
development ot the ages Is tho
Increase of Heaven's patience.
.' But a finishing school doesn't
really finish anything except Dad's
bank account. ,
Another nice thing about, the
school of experience Is that you
don't forget everything when the
test Is finished.
1 , 1- I 1 ''L ' ' i ... J .-, ,'
GREATEST SEMI-ANNUAL
SHO
'Still in Progr&ss
-WitK Even LOWER PRICES and
GREATER VALUES Added tp Jhese
:a3 BIG" BARGAIN GROUPS
$1.85''
This lot Includes Beige
Kid PuVnps arid Sea
Sand ' Kid Ties and
Straps. Values to $8.50.
fe
This lot Includes . new
Putty Beige .'Pumps,
white and natural Lin
en Pumps and Straps.
Values to $10.
$2.85
This lot Includes Blue
Kid Ties lin'PD'mps
and Patent. Buckle
Pumps. Values to $8.50.
a
$5;85
...
This lot Includes White
Kid 1-Straps with Span
ish heels and new Sea
Sand Pumps. Values to
$10. .. . .
$3.85
this lot includes Beige
Kid 1rStraps, and Beige
Kid Hlglr Gore, Pumps;
medium heels.' White
Kid i 1 - Strap . Spanish
heel.r Values-to $1U.
$6.85
Putty Beige 1-Srtpa and
Water S.nake 1-Straps
with box heels. - Values
in this group range up
to $10, ..... .
now J;Pres areso Jow and values so
great. You're sure to find what you want in i tJiis
TrttoAu
TSS"" SI RANQ &HOS X
NO EXCHANGES -"-Li NO REFUNDS ,SLf- EVERY SALE
FINAL
fZZOZZlIZ!!?!-'. ' 11 1 sassMaasssisaaiajas.TMssss
If ' ' ' " ' ' " " "" " ',"' "
r ' ' ' ' . ' "
Is
A nauve Is a fellow at n sum
mer resort who says this kind of
weather is very .unusual.
The Ihms of the 4nnilr Is tfio
one nlKt bores die "Olliera by
nuillng an occnMonnl Item
aloud.
put rest room In
1.
TWENTY YKAHS A) TOIJAY
July 15, 1911
(It was Saturday)
Croat excitement prevails when
It Is discovered Unit the handsome
granite front of tire First National
bank Is an Inch on Main street.
i.uuri action was threatened by acl
lolnlng property owners, but the
matter Was finally adjusted.
Tho town Is well behaved andi
tliero Is no trouble, and the police1
have an easy time with no arrests
In five days.
Old city well on Klvfcrslde nvo'
nue to be tilled with dirt.
Great wood riming activity In
the Hulls Falls district ussiires
city plenty of wood next winter.
There was a shortage last year
The V. ft K. Is hauling the wood
to Medford.
'Or. Holt Is the limild IMlaraur
of a neat porch." i Kaeie l'olnt
correspondent.)
OKLAHOMA FARMERS
LETTING WHEAT ROT
AM Ami.l.O. Texas. Jnlv 1K im
-J-A report received hv the Ama
rllln Daily News today from tluy
mon, Okla., said many farmers
were refusing to harvest their
fheat and that a few Worn filial..
In h nVr and thoi who mm
hBrYwtlnir wr tttrln(t their itrtiin.
Chivalry; The, quality that saves
a mans selt;-respect when , ho
gives a woman gangway to save
the skin.
" Parents nro people who tnlk
shmg whlli scolding a child for
not using the language learned
at school.
Americanism: choojinK fonrth
rate men to handle public affairs;
howling because they fall to per
form miracles.
For that matter the govern
ment could pay a large portion
of Its expensts by taking over the
soft-drink business.
You don't realise tlic; ix.wcr
of lnvo mull, you kIimitvo lire
kind of l-oilo It n-cxnicllos
o'-orre nnottier.
Thrift
yonr.lf '
Is the habit 'of denylnc
today nnrl thn Invlnir
FOX CRATERIAN
SATURDAY NIOHT
"TELEVISION"
? ? ?. ? ? ?
LUPOlWIACTIGWul
1000
MIteES
AWAY!
A Person 1000 Miles Away
mirfit not . care what he sold you. BUT
we are right here'. Our business depends
ort you and your good will. If y6u prosper,
we prosper. Fairness to ybu means more
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We would be very unwise to offer you an
investment that we did not believe to be
thoroughly sound. Ccpco 6 Preferred
Stock is a safe, sure investriient producing
a regular income. Dividends are paid reg
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