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PAGE FOTTIt MTEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAT 25, 1932. Medford Mail Tribune NlnrywM In Soother OrtoM rtvh tht Mall Trlfeum" Dili tept Sttordtg htbtished by MKOrORO PRINTING CO. II JT-tl N rig BL PbWW f JtUBEH tt. BUHL, Bdltot ft. L, KNAPP. Mwm Ad Independent Nenpapei Entire u tccond elue wller it MMtfard Org oo, under Act of Uutb I, 18T9. BU BSC HIPTI ON BATES f Mill Ifi Adtuce nii. iflu ir.oo DtUIi. etootii f Bi Carrier. In Adunea Medford. AttUnd. Jiekionrille, Canual Point, Pboeola. Talent. Gold Hit! ana oo Higawijt, Dalli. month I .tfi Pillf, ooe rear ... f.SO All lanna, tub to adTaoea. OrrifiaJ paper of the Cltj of Medord. Officii) paper of J irk mid County. MKUHKU Of TUB ASSOCIATE!) PKBBI UeeelTlni Full UaMd Wire Ben lea The Aioclated Prett la etrliultely entitled to the nee for publleatloo of all oewe dliiMteno credited to It or tttaerwleo credited lo thla oaper And alto to the local newt oulmihM bereln. All rlinU for publleatloo of apodal dbpateboi bereio are oieo nmntc MEUBRH Ob UNITED PHB8B MEMBER OF AUDIT BUUKAU Ur CiKCULATIUNB Adrertlilni BepreoeoUtlTea R C. MGIiENSKN A CUMPANT Orneoe to Ne Tori, Lftleo, Detroit, Baa rraocUco, Loe AogelM. Beattte, PortUod. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthnr Perry The Copco Franchise TLTE Mail Tribune does not believe in the public ownership and operation nt utilities, because it believes the interests of the people can BKST BE SERVED by private ownership and operation, under STRICT public regulation. But the Mail Tribune also believes in Democracy, the rule of the majority. It believes that if a majority of the people of this community, or any OTHER, want public ownership and operation, they should not be deprived of the right to have it. POR a generation this right has been granted the people of Medford in their franchise with the California Oregon Power company. That right has not noticeably interfered .with the proper financing of the company in the pant. We sec no reason why it should interfere in the future. But even if it DID interfere, we believe it would be not only to the interest of the people of this city, but to the irfterest of the power company, to grant this right. FOR nothing will do more to stimulate the popular demand for public ownership and operation, and increase the dan gerous and to our mind unwarranted prejudice against public utilities, than for the latter to try to arbitrarily deny such a well established and essentially proper right The meagre financial benefits of such a procedure, and they would be meagre, for in the gloomy utility-financing pic ture today such a factor is a mere flea bite, would be far out balanced, by the loss of good will. And the public utilities of this district and this country, need the good will of the people as they never have needed it before. With an attitude of fairness and liberality toward the people, eventually that good will, will be theirs. Attend the Flower Show! TOMORROW the Medford Garden club flower show opens in the gymnasium of the Medford high school. We suggest that those convinced the world is going to the beyond redemption, attend this exhibition. Also that those who Today By. Arthur Brisbane Mr, Borah Wanders Off. 5 Billions for Prosperity, Sixty Big Airships. Control for the Few, Personal Health Service By William Brady, M. D. Inc. Th ssd part of the late primary campaign, with all its Gaston B. Meanness, waa that even Jim Din ken of Beagle got mail, along with everybody else. All the Democratic wlsecrackera are waiting lor tne omciai counv, uciuro , ... , , . , , . . . they start calling him congressman i dcmmtions bow-wows, and this particular vale of tears is lost Mutt. What do v want with a city mar-1 nave flowers of unique interest or rare beauty, take a bunch ahai? If the man is docile, we can j Up there, for entries are open to all, and the more representative put nimin jau ourselves: u ne nas , ... .,. Sad reputation we could not find ! he display the better. the marshal anyhow-(Whit cloud It may be a certain consolation to observe that while we Globe.) A back-handed, left-handed sisp. j humans sometimes malte an apparent mess of things, as we .. " . ,.! dash about on this ball of dirt, old Mother Nature seldom does. An Alabama mob chased a colored , . . , . cent into Louisiana, who married a-While affairs have not been going any too well of late, and white woman. No direct action was the least attractive traits of human nature have been coming a-, l. .... - !. tk, Ul ear Via at am aim I to blame. ' I to the surface in disturbing fashion, this exhibition will dem onstrate that the tints on the rose are just as beautiful, and the colors of the iris just as rare, as they were in less disjointed times. "The depression bas started to con valesce, but the Insanity thereof will Just have to wear off." (Mlnneapo'le Journal.) Another painful truth. A search has been started for "a strong, silent man." It Is hoped the searchers pay more attention to nls silence than his biceps. Ool. Ronald Woodpecker cracked his trusty beak on an acorn-shaped peb ble on the 32nd Inst. More beautiful perhaps. For as if to make up for the ma terial losses, Nature has given this neck of the woods, an ex ceptional growing season, with copious rains, and adequate sunshine, making flowers and shrubs of all descriptions even more luxurious than usual. SO don't overlook this annual flower show, put on by an nrffmiizfltinn Whin), mtpk!nrt In A,,.,... ,.,n In mnlsn 1nA. Selection have been msde for every- , , . thing except who win be the firat lord and the Rogue River valley a more beautiful placo in which hunter to got shot for a deer, before to live. Not only by the cultivation of flowers and shrubs and the sesson opens. ,. , . . ., , . ., nuco, uui uy 1110 einuiDHtiun oi eye-sores in ine landscape mm jar and offend. It should be a particular relief for those who went through the dirt and muck of the lato and tinlaincntcd primary, to enter an atmosphere as fresh and sweet and wholesomo, as will be provided for two days, in the new high school auditorium. After all, elections come and go, so do trials and tribulations, but the beauty of the world goes on FOREVER. So it appeals to us as a pious idea to support this flower show by attendance and .contributions and be reminded of that fact. Signs have begun to multiply and add, that the winners in November will have to go to both country dances and prayer meetings. Haying has started, and the pitch fork Is coming into play. When the pitchfork la not playing. It la stand ing in the corner of the barn. Once while walking across a pleasant mead ow your corr. stepped on the busi ness end of a pitchfork, and for a moment thought P. Byee, the Jvllle serf, had administered a awlft kick, where It would do the most good. I "PISH REPORTED IN RIVBR." (Port Orford Tribune.) Wonders nev-1 er cease. The naval dirigible "Akron" flew high over Portland, to miss hitting any of the political gas-bags of the metropolis. , It will be a relief to get back to normalcy. There have been days when all was placid, with nothing more exciting In the news ot ;rs state than the reported discovery of the. hind-leg of a prchlstorlo mule, 18 mllea southeast of Bend. There la considerable talk In the papers about the "social revolt." As we see It. the trouble with a "social revolt" Is that those opposed to the "social revolt" are apt to be un sociable. FROIIlnlTION AT WARK (Vsrlety.) Seattle, May 1". "Oin Rickey" program, KNX, Los Angeles, Is used by KPBO here from midnight to 4 a. m. Instructions on how to mis drinks Is catching on with the night owla. see Tourists hoof, td and box-car have started to show up. , Unemployment In Oregon has de creased 80 per cent from 40.000 to 90.000. Everybody who needs a Job. from have a Job. Some of the loud est yellers for work, when none was handy, never worked when It was lenltful. Some can recall when the farmers of thla valley prayed for farm hands, but the answers to their pray era lounged In the shsde all day. Tim noon kkscription (Atchison. Kans., Olobe.) The United States senate haa re fused to abolish the Congressional Record, and has appporlated a halt million dollara for the publication. The Corurreaslonal Record U a dull bulky mag a sine containing the CH1LOQU1N Elmer Tucker took speeches of the eenstors and eon- nT" bu"nls formerly occupied by greaamen. It Is mslled to Americana "" iiinmure siore ana win con- auc, luraiiure ana caDinei ousincss "I cart not Fortune what you me deny: You cannot rob me of free Nature's grace, . You cannot shut the windows of the sky Through which Aurora shows her brightening face; You cannot bar my constant feet to trace The woods and lawns by flowering streams, at eve: You oannot rob me of my soul's own grace My right to bsauty, und to bsllevel ROMS. May 35. (AP) Regular als ssrvlce between Europe and America could be developed It a method were devised of making an airplane alight on water even If fog were so thick that It waa Impossible for the pilot to see the surface, Harold Oatty. Australian who went around the world In eight daya with the Ameri can, Wiley Poet, In 1QS1, told the trans-ooeante fllere' convention to day. Oatty suggested a north Atlantic route by way of Greenland, Iceland and Labrador, "The presence of numerous land ing placea and the absence ot long flights over open wster renders the Greenland route valuable," he said. "Now, If we develop blind landing as we have blind flying, the route will be available all the year round." Wolfgang von Oronau, who flew 4070 mllea from Germany to Chi cago via Greenland, said It waa pos sible to alight In fog by gradually coming down to a level of nine feet above the sea, when the water la visible, or by trailing a hundred feet of wire which llghta a lamp on the Instrument board the moment It touchea the water. In genera), If they wish to receive It. It la fre eto the reader. The only purpose It serve la to show the public how verbose a statesman can be, and how a statesman's word, hare no relation at all lo Ideas. It Is the federslly-spproved organ of there. Portland. Bishops barber shop moved to new location at 1750 San dy, between eath and th Uresis. Crystaltlow Kodak elaaa iiidhbii bunc, pUlle, llajxloodle and auukuljL The t-aasievt, Opp. HoUj Theater, TRIBUTE 10 BABY NILES; O., May M. (AP) One ot this country's saddest tragedies. the kidnaping and death of little Charlea Augustus Lindbergh, Jr. will bring new and greater sig nificance for Memorial day thla year to the children of thla com munity. Tola not much older than Baby Charlea will Join with school chil dren of Niles In a tribute to hts memory. And leading them will be one ot their own number, who also waa kidnaped, but who was rescued unharmed. Children of Mlee will plant a weeping willow tree beside a wading pool, where Its branches will shade children at play. This will be their memorial to the child of Charles Augustus and Anne Morrow Lind bergh. Tne first spade of dirt In ths planting will be turned by James Dejute. Jr., 11, who waa kidnaped March 8. a few hours after the Llnd- bemh baby was stolen. Jlmmle was rescued three days later. Senator Thomas Leads Idaho Vote BOISE. Idaho, May 85 (API United States Senator John Thomas had a lead of almost two to one over J. Wesley Itolden or Idaho Palla for the Republican senatorial nomi nation on the basis of approximately half the returns from yesterday's primary election, compiled here to day. It waa apparent the prohibi tion Issue had not figured largely In lb balloting. Copyright King Features Synd Senator Borah of Idaho says he will not attend the republi can national convention, Sena tor Borah will have nothing further to do with any confer ence about a republican nation al plank on resubmitting pro hibition to the people. Friends of the administration wonder how far from the reser vation Senator Borah will wan der. There might be a repeti tion of the Theodore Roosevelt bull-moosing that defeated President Taft for re-election, making certain the election of Woodrow Wilson, and various other things that followed, Mr. Merryle Stanley Rukeyser writes convincingly on the national prosperity loan of five billions, sug gested by w. It. Hearst a year ago, That sum, distributed In wages for useful work, would do more than anything else could do to restore prosperity In the opinion of many that understand bustneaa and eco nomic facts. Varloua auggestlons have been made In Imitation of Mr. Hearst's suggestion, a one billion fund, two billion fund, etc. It Is foollsn to mske two bites of a cherry. Some critics aay a five billion dollar fund would make It Impos sible to balance the budget. It would not, but If It did, what of It? The Pennsylvania railroad does not balance Its budget when It bor rows fifty-five million aouara to complete the electrification of Its road from New York to Philadelphia at a time when It doea not earn fixed charges. But It does better than balance Its budget. It completes work In which millions . have already been Invested, It provides labor for more than 16,000 men, and shows courage. The United Statea didn't balance Its budget In the war, when It bor rowed at the rate of 10 billion dollars a year and ahlpped one lump sum of 10 thousand million dollars to Europe, never to come back. The five billion dollar fund could easily be provided through the ma chinery of the federal reserve board. and would be well Inveated In use ful production, besides stimulating prosperity, and overcoming unem ployment. The billions, so gayly raised In war, might aa well have been thrown In the Atlantic ocean. There waa no talk about budget balancing then. Because of private Initiative and courageous Investment, aviation makes progress, although our gov ernment does not experiment, as other nations do, with aviation prob lems, or defray their coat. The United Aircraft Transport cor poration, which leads In American aviation, thanks to the financial courage and ability ot Charlea E. Mitchell, and hi associates, RenU chler, Deeds and Boeing, is building 80 new planes In the Seattle Boeing factory that will cost two million dollara. Each plane will carry 10 passengers, besides the pilot, and carry 800 pounds, ot mall and ex press matter. 155 miles an hour average apeed. They will fly regularly from New York to Chicago In leaa than ssven hours. And from ocean to ocean with alx atopa, In 34 hours. The hous of representatives ways and means committee votes 30 to 4 against legalising Information con cerning birth control. Therefor the old system will contlr.u. The rich, that could afford to have children, can get ths birth con trol Information from first class doctors, and will continue NOT to hav many children. The poor, that can not afford many children, Including poor wo men married to drunkarda and mo rons, will be told that It la wrong to Interfere with the plana of provl dene. It they ask why providence doean't tnterfer with th spclal Information for th prosperous class, they will be told: "That la not YOUR business." 4 Each day auppiles It racketeer death. Thla time, parked In 117th atreet. New York, oh man 1 found dead at the wheel of a aedan car. and another, shot In tlx mouth, la silting on the car t running board Police aay: "It waa a fight about leadership In the Harlem alcohol racket." The man shot In the mouth, named Mileto. known as "Cheew Cak Louis,'1 ws ailv and could Signed leturs pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease, diagnosis or treatment, will be anawered by Dr. Brady U a stamped self-addressed envelop I inclosed. Letters should be brief and written In Ink. Owing to th large number of lettera received only a few can be answered here. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Ad dress Dr. William Brady In care ot The MaU Tribune. AUTOINFKCTION CAN HAPPEN BIT SELDOM DOES The other day we settled th ghast ly autointoxication obsession, so far as th hcslth of our resders Is con cerned, by show ing that from the scientific point of view (physiology and pathology) Injury or poison ing of the body by Its own excre tions Is Impos sible aa long aa one Is able to oe up and about. This Is not an Idle assertion. I make it only after many years of careful study of the questions In volved, and I assure you I can't af ford to make rash assertions which competent medical critics or others may be able to refute. From time to time something I say or teach here doea clash frightfully with the tra ditional theory or belief of the gen eral . medical profession, particularly the older practitioner's view, and thla naturally tempts a poor but honest doctor here and there to commit him self a bit hastily upon my Insanity. But nevertheless I go blithely on abating my stand not more than a Jot or tittle, for after all you see my assertion bears ss much weight as the assertion of another doctor, un less he can bring to his support some solentlflc evidence. Todsy we crave to relieve the cas ual reader'a mind of another delu alon which, I regret to say, la foster ed by too many medical "author ities" who are In the habit of writ ing or apeaklng so much that they lack the spare time for studying and thinking. The nasty little notion of autolnfectlon la the delusion sched uled for demolition today, doctors and frienda. In an argument thla autoJu.'ection idea gets the old-timer out of many a tight place. However skilfully you maneuver to Isolate him or rather hi hypothetical patient far fram the haunte of men and then challenge him to bring on a hypothetical cold by exposing the hypothetical patient to Imaginary cold and wet, he can luvarlably draw the rabbit out of the silk hst, all In fancy, by assuming that the exposure lowers the theo retical "resistance" of the hypothet ical victim and In that atate the h. v. becomes essy prey for the sup positious germs every respectable hy pothetical potential patient tradition ally carries on or In hla person. A tolerably versatile hypothetical pati ent always has with him a fine as sortment of pathogenic samples such as pneumonia germs, tonsllltis germs, typhoid, dlphthsrla oh, oh, not dlpththerta, we must be careful about that, for even the dumbest laymen look askance at the doctor who would transmute an alleged cold into diphtheria. It Is a beautiful and moat con venient little trick, this autolnfec iton notion, and it helpa to amooth the path for many of our foremost health authorities, federal, state or provincial and municipal, enables them to get out a lot of writing or speeches without the boredom of much stdylng or thinking. Th only drawback about It is that no one has ever proved by experiment or even brought forward any scientific evi dence to support the theory that an Individual may be made 111 be germs he habitually carries In his nose, throat or other body cavity. The pe culiar and characteristic fact about known germ "carriers" (such as ty phoid carriers or diphtheria carriers) ia that they themselves are Immune to the germs they give off, but other persons msy contract the disease. Flight o Time (Medford and Jackson Count) History from th FUe of The Mall Trlbon of to and 10 Yean Ago.) TEN YEARS AGO TODAY May 25, lilt. (It waa Thursday) New count of primary votes tn cressea Gov. Olcott's lesd over Hall. Bitterness of csmpalgn lingers. "Oregon. Land of Beauty," dered at C. of O. forum. Prosperity Week celebration local atores gains momentum. by Work on building at Diamond lake for aummer resort progress. Ashlsnd "angel" sues for divorce from wife. Msny orchards of valley light smudge pot when mercury drop to 33 degrees, causing a light frost. Labor shortage In valley continues, with haying two weeks off. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Don't Monkey With Dynamite. Three weeks ago I had an attack or appendicitis. A good doctor ex amined me and asked what I was going to do about It. He left It more or less to me whether I should have an operation. Am I more likely to gvi ruptured appendix than as though i nsa not had this attack ... 7 Answer If I had had one attack of appendicitis I should want to be ready for Immediate operation soon as a second attack developed. Indeed, I think the safest and most comfortable plan Is to undergo opera tion Immediately, If the diagnosis la clear, at the first attack. A second attack la quite likely to prove more aangerous. In a Short Sentence. Will you kindly tell me all you snow about the pituitary gland W. F. C. Answer Yes, It Is one of the glsnds or internal secretion, situated at the base of the brain. Guide to Right Eatlnr- How or where can one get a copy of your excellent little booklet on diet or the correct food for varloua conditions? please give your opin ion of the latest treatment for In ternal hemorrhoids, by injection cf a fluid to destroy them. Ia there not a chance that thia fluid may pene trate the system and do' harm? Mrs. T. A. j. Answer Send 10 cents In coin and a stamped envelope bearing your ad dress, and ask for "Guide to Right Eauug." i think the Injection treat ment In the hands of a reliable ohv. slclan Is an excellent method, and rather safer than the old-fashioned crude surgical operation for hemor rhoids. Unfortunately this field of practice Is sadly neglected and only a few of the more progressive phy sicians are qualified to deal skilfully with such cases. The profession should be ashamed of Its record In proctology. Copyright John P. DUle Co.) still talk. He said: "If I knew who they were, I wouldn't tell you.' We know that the power of the moon lift th tide In big oceans, small lakes, or half-filled teacups. A deep German scientist discovers that the moon also create "a ter restrial tlds," raising th solid crust of the esrth and lowering It. Moun tains, hills and valleya are all raised and lowered, and we don't even know It, We should be grateful to our moon, for without It tldea, the ocean would become stagnant, and th earth, perhaps, uninhabited. The senat says you ahall pay a tax of 10 per cent on automobile tires. Your congress, that refuses a very moderate sale tax, that would not perceptibly affect merchant or buyers, proceeds to pick out certain industries for a heavy sales tax. Taxes on your tlrea, on your the atre tickets, a tax planned on auto mobiles, heavy taxes already or gasoline. A small sales tax on every thing except foodstuffs would be more sensible. - Rio d Janeiro announce that the Braalllan council deatroyed 330.744 sacks of coffee laat week, making mor than six and a half million sacks of coffee destroyed recently. Th Idea I to fight th "oversup- ply." In msny place In th United Statea, you may ae fresh fish thrown overboard, to keep up the price, or. as In New Jerssy, sent by th wag onload to be used aa fertiliser on farms. Such I man's gratltud for na ture's bounty. L BILL DEFEATED WASHINGTON, May 35 (ypt The hincock bill to IfRtsllF tht dUtrl butlon of birth control Information fu defeated Tueaday by the houae way and meana committee, 30 to 4. At a teuton behind cloeed door, the committee ordered the birth con trol meaaure reported to the houie unfavorably, Thla blocka any oppor tunity to ue a diacharge petition to force e houae vote. Heftrinpi were conducted on the bill laat week, lu chief aponeor waa Mar-, aaret Sancer, prominent birth con-1 trol ftdnvat. I CLERIC FLOGGED BY MASKED AFTER SERVICES GASTONIA. N. C. May 35. (AP) The Rev. A. A. Haggard, 5J, for mer Baptist minister here and now a free lance evangelist, reported to police today that he was kldnsped by a band of masked men lsst night and taken Into the country and flogged. He said he knew of no reason why he should be beaten. Police are pushing an Inquiry. The evangelist began, a meeting here Sunday. He said he was taken from his rooming house shortly after the evening service last night at th Free WU1 Baptist church and placed in an automobile with alx men. Six mllea from Qastonla the party stopped, he said, and the flogging followed. Haggard then TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY May 25, 1911. (It was Friday) O. A. R. plana observance of Memorial Day. William Jennings Bryan In Omaha speech, declsres, "Woodrow Wilson and myaelf are the only friends ot the farmer." Carload of Cyrua Noble whiskey wrecked near Crater Lak Junction, and not a bottle broken, Espee claim agent reports. Rifle brigade to be formed here. "Scientific Money Bonding Plan" to be explained by sponsor at Nat. It look like rain. Communications Eating In Greece. To the Editor: A recent issue of the Mall Tribune contained an A. P. dispatch announc ing that three meatless daya a week had been decreed In Greece. The number haa -alnce been reduced to two and your readers should not en vlssge these as dsys of wartlms hard ship. On Tuesdays and Wednesdsys red meat la replaced by chicken, tur key and duck, all of which are plen tiful, and by fresh lobster or the many kinds of delicious fish In which the waters of th Mediterra nean, Adriatic and Aegean seas abound. Incidentally, with the present low rate of drachmae exchange all "eats" are marvelously cheap. Half a chick en, or a portion of lobster fresh from nearby water, cost about 30 cents each In the beat restaurants ot Athens while barbounla, one of the finest food-fishes of all the seven seas. Is rated at 15 cents. On the five meat-eating days of the week, a portion of roast lamb costs 13 cents. Including vegetables, while an individual steak or three lamb chops range from 13 to 18 cents. Soup averages three cents a plate and iresn ssiada about the same. Oranges, artichokes, fresh peas and all other fruits and vegetables are abundant and unbelievably low In price. The price quoted are from th bills-of-fsre of the best restaurant In Athens. At the moment there Is no place in the world where the gastronomic desires of mankind can be better or more cheaply satisfied. Yours very truly. B. P. SALMON. P. O. Box 377, Athena, Greece, May 7th. EUGENE KASEY' PORTLAND. May 35 (AP) George J Wllhelm of Eugene waa elected state deputy of the Knights of Co lumbus lodge of Oregon at the 34th snnual convention here, succeeding Pat Lonergan aa head of the organi zation. Other officers are John F. Dooley, re-elected state treasurer: Alola Ke ber. state advocate: Edward Bell, Sublimity, state warden; Eugene McEntee, alternate to the past etato deputy to attend the aupreme con vention at Washington. D. D.; W. J. Chamberlain of Corvallts, alternate for Wllhelm. . The Rev. F. P. Leipzig of Eugen was elected chaplain. No Danger, Rapht To the Editor: Thanks for your editorial para graph In Sunday s psper. I hope my miure oonouct will not be such thst you will be disappointed. RALPH BILLINGS'. Ashland, Ore., May 35. Oregon Weather. Fair tonight and Thursday: warmer east portion Thursday: moderate northwest winds offshore. Contract for resurfacing Sourrraas road and Salmonberry cutoff, let to Wren r Orenaugh, Portland. Tilla. mook Herald. was released and told to leave town. He left thla section several yeara ago following disagreements with hi congregation. Good prices. grades of lumber at Medfcrd LumbM Co, cull Schilling hen the coffee is good. r Fhat a breakfast! sfT hat a morning I hat a set-up for the day! Jf hen the coffee is good. If in gs of 'he morning! cofMfee rit 4 X! u - ' igll ill lifi mm Pi miwj 7L SAFEST TIRE The New Goodrich Safety Silvcrtown gives you more anti-skid mileage, i better grip on the road and greater protection against blowouts. LEWIS "Exceptional Auto Service' ' W. L. Letvls, Prop. PHONE 1300 "Vie Never Cloa" r. Ft tonstipatecl? Take N? NATURE'S REHrBY-irf,t mt?Z"? ""ccn,tlr..tt ...... . bow" w aa frre asd "r as nature st her best-a muiH tricot. Try It OnljBe. The AH-Vcgetablc Loxnriiw iffli ii mm Make the Ust tomViT "TwitW re.? ""! V.'v. snts""- '"IL, i