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PXGE FOUR Medford Mail Tribune "Efsryaai to scsttitrn Oratss itadi IM Mall Trlausa" Dally aieept Saturday Puritlfht br MTDrOUD pm.vnxo CO. l-t-t W. nr Bi mm It BOBEH W KIHL, ErllUr 8. , KNAfP. Mannar An ndpcDdaot Nawspapar Entered u teeond Clara natter at Uadford Oreton, under Aei at Harcb . I8!. 8UrlSCIIltT10 BATES Bj Mail Id Adraoes Dillj, rear H.00 DillT, saonui SO Br Carrier, In adianea Medford, Ashland. larksoOTllls, Central Poult. PnotuU, lalatik Uolo Bill and oo UUhnara. Dally, swots Dally, ana rear MO All Urml, cash lo adranea. n" r i piper of ma city of Medford. Official oapcr of Jaclsnn County. HESrHEK OP THE ASSOCIATE!.' PRESS Uecelrlng Full Leased Wire gertlea Tha Associated Presa la eielusliely antltled to the use for publication of all new dispatches credited to It or otherwise credited In Ihla papor aod also to tha loral news published hereto. All Hants (or publlealloo of special dlspeUMa herein are also reserird. MEMIIEB OP UNITED PHBBS MEMBER OP AUDIT BUBEAO OP CIIICUI.AT10N8 Adnrtfslns lUpronntatlies M. C. M0I1ESBEN k COMPANT Offices lo New Yora. Chlcaio, Detroit, San PranelKO, Lna Amelea, Bealtla. Portland. Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthor Perry At this writing the voters have started to drift. Yeoterday a down trodden farmer who drifted Into the Republican party to run for office Kepuoucaa poxi-y w . last soring on a Meier platform, was in town and announced he had drift- ed Into the Democratic party. n sported a Roosevelt button to prove that he was through drifting. This morning Claude Baylor, a graduate of the Bates Bros. Barber College and School of Oratory, was drifting around town In a pair of overalls. Mr. Baylor was denunciatory of Mr. Hoov er because In 1020, 1031, 1032, 1933, 1024, 1025. 1028, 1027, and 1028. the president caused him to drift In an auto from this valley to Pennsylvania and back again. Mr. Baylor's drifting, however, has been geographical, not political. He never recovered from his first dose of Democracy, swigged when he wss young. The past year or so, our hero, through the dlabol lcal cussedness of the ohlet executive, baa been grabbing plowhandles, razors, and fishing poles, Instead of steering wheels, monkey-wrenches, and hoods to determine what ailed the engine, He needed a shave, but sever looked better. There was also a farmer from the Applegate in town yesterday. Last spring iie drifted Into considerable bull, and was painfully gored by the same, and was drifting back for some more, when he recalled In 10U, when the -Democrats got thru lowering the tariff, that great num bers of Mexican cows drifted into the county, and being cheaper, drifted Into the butoherchops ahead of his own and caused the profits to drift elsewhere, so he hss drifted Into the fence corner of oommonsenss. Thess sure are the days, when lifelong Be' publicans, who havs slwsys been Democrat, start drifting towards the Democratic standard bearer, and tell everybody about It. "I face certain defeat at the polls," said a candidate yesterday, Who had been slipped a Truth serum pill In bis spring water. He Is the only loser. Our idea of' an' unsung hero Is Fred Strang, a Hoover defender en tirely surrounded by msd and enrep tured Democrats. His Paw regards him aa a amlrch on the political escutcheon of the Strsng family. NOW, ALSO ABUSED (Cass, Mo., Democrat) M. T. Hedd of Harrlsvllle had a good Job this summer and the depression wssn't worrying him. Then came the 2-oent tax on checks, "snd when the boss de ducted the 2 cents from my pay check. I quit," he ssld. Tns de pression Is worrying him now. a Credit must be given for thinking up sn alibi for wholesale lying, In these psrts. The liars performed a olvlo 'service with their lying, it Is argued, and lied not from sny msntal depravity, but to wake up the people who had never been asleep for their own good. Thus, it can be readily seen the Truth won, but Lies scored a moral victory. To be sure the Lying bred Hste, and aroused the lawless rabble, but this was a tonic, and was nothing but Righteousness wosrlng a false face. Later in the month a series of hootchle-coochle dsnces will be staged, to Intensify the refinement of the waits. The current epidemic of petty thieving is not criminal. Thieves ers Just dem onstrating tttist "honesty is the best policy" If you get csught. a a Oltto ShlmcKta, 8, had an argument with his Psw Sundsy, which he lost by a heavy plurality, and failed to carry a single precinct. His Psw thought Oltro wss Manchuria. a a ', Two or three Ashland Democrats were up. yesterday, hopeful of victory, and smiling with tears in their eyes. a The Tuesday Bridge club will meet this sfternoon, to vote on whether they will go and vote next Tuesday, or listen to a Frisco expert explain the new bridge rules. This will be a test between governmental welfare and when to lead the trey of spades. a If American-born cltlcena don't like the wsy aliens are sneering at the American form of government, the American-born citizens can move to the homeland of the sneering aliens. a The frost hss laid a heavy hand upon the trees, and now the leaves are almost as numerous as candidates. - The valley martyrs are getting ready to look sad, and be martyred, and pass the hat, taMMlam The Two Best Speakers "Sincerity of feeling ts the sterling mark of ST! good litera ture whether by the written or spoken word. Without It no literary skill can produce s great book: without It, no oratorical facility, can produce a great speech. But WITH XT, IM A HIOH DEGREE, any literate, person, may attain, by the written or spoken word, true distinction, and that Inner Integrity which raises effort lnevltsbly above the oommonplace." A CLEARER definition of what distinguishes permanent from transient achievement in the realm of letters and the spoken word, has perhaps never been given than this quotation from the published lectures of Brander Matthews. Applying this test to the present political campaign, estab lishes the fact, that the best speeches to date, have unquestion ably been given by President Hoover, and Norman Thomas the candidates of the Republican and Socialist parties. Absolute sincerity of feeling distinguishes both men. Presi dent Hoover believes, ABSOLUTELY and profoundly in what he calls the "AMERICAN social and economic system." lie believes it is the best system of civilized government yet de vised. He believes that this country's salvation lies in remain ing true to that system, and working itself out of the present morass, by cleaving to its FUNDAMENTAL principles. He feels this so strongly, that in his Madison Square speech last night, and in the speeches that preceded it, in SPITE of his shortcomings as a publio speaker, in SPITE of his ineptness as an "exhorter", by the SHEER INTENSITY OF HIS FEELING, the strength of his conviction, he did attain that inner integrity, which raised his effort above the commonplace, and gives it a place in the political history of this period. o e e o X1TITH equal sincerity, with equal strength of conviction, ' Norman Thomas does NOT believe in the American social and economic system. He believes it is all Svrong. He believes ONLY through its destruction, and its replacement by the socialization of industry and government, can conditions be improved. However one may disagree with the Thomas creed and we do disagree with it completely no one who has followed . uu u.gtt.u vu i, wiupwj w vuw uuo .. . j it,., j,. - t,., i0;0J that i;. i J integrity wnicn aisunguisnes sient and the commonplace. The "Real" IF we COULD as a people, shake off this partisan psychosis, which has us in its grip, and renders any comprehension of the realities or true perspective, of November; it would be obvious now being waged, is NOT between President Hoover and Gov. ernor Roosevelt; not between parties; but between President between the Republican and Socialist parties'. They alone hold to sincere principles, which are FUNDAMENTALLY AND INHERENT LY, OPPOSED. Their battle is a real battle, the Hoover-Roosevelt battle is only a sham one. Important from the standpoint of partisan ship it is true, important as to the IMMEDIATE fortunes and material welfare of this country. But unimportant, when merely considered as a part of the great cosmio plan. e e e e e 1 1 MiEN why make all this fuss over it I Why care whether President Hoover or Roosevelt wins! MERELY THIS. Norman Thomas can't win. The contest is solely between Hoover and Roosevelt. The question then comes down to this : Which candidate and which party is better fitted to take control of the government at this critical time, under this "AMERICAN system." The party, that sincerely believes in it the system of free initiative and equal opportunity (the capitalistic system if you prefer t) or The party that for political purposes only, doesn't believe in it, (but as Norman Thomas has truly said either does believe in it, or has no honest belief whatever). In President Hoover who has built the machine of rehabili- e tation and reconstruction, and who knows how to run it, or in Governor Roosevelt who has built no machine, has offered no concrete plan; who prattles about the forgotten man and the new deal, in the farm belt; but who returns to New York, joins his plutocratio pals Vincent Astor, Barney Baruch and John J. Raskob, .in the exclusive Racquet club, and assures them so charmingly they "have nothing to fear." In other words, .. . . We either BELIEVE, or we DON'T believe, in this American system, that Presided Hoover believes in so completely, and the essential principles of which he expounds so clearly. If we DO, then we should support the man who also believes in it, the one man in this country, best qualified by character, knowledge and experience to run it, If we don't, then we should not turn to Raosevolt, the synthctio apostlo of the forgotten man, the left-handed friend of capitalism but to Norman Thonias1 who proposes a NEW deal that IS new; who offers a plan that is a real plan; who doesn't approve what Hoover approves in private, and then condemn it in public,' but who is opposed to Hoover and what he stands for privately and publicly, all times, and all down the line. TTIIERE is the issue, the real issue in this campaign, but not one-half of one percent of the people will believe it. If we were as a people, CONSISTENT, if we could throw off our partisan blinders for just a brief lucid interval the people of this country would either be for the American system, and tlp man who best exemplifies it, PRESIDENT HOOVER, or they would be against the American system, and the man who best exemplifies that opposition, NORMAN THOMAS. They would not allow themselves to be stranded HALF WAY BETWEEN, lured on the fatal political fly paper, by promises that can't be kept, or stuck on the rocks, because they kicked out the best pilot under that AMERICAN system, for a makeshift and inexperienced one. Oregon-Louisiana Clash Postponed BATON ROtJOC, U , Not. 1. (AP) The Louisiana State-Oregon foot ball game here December 10, has bean postponed to December 17, Athletic Director T. O. Heard of L. 8. U. said jodey. MEDFORD irSJL - " " me permanent, irom me tran National Issue impossible until after the 8th to us all, that the real contest the Republican and Democratic Hoover and Norman Thomas convictions, adhere 'to honest The December 10 date conflicted with the annual southern conference meeting. PRE Pioneers ' anu descendants photographed without charge tor pioneer historical collection SHANOLK STUDIO. Dry slabs tl.oo per tier. You haul 'emiledfont Pual Co, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, Personal Health Service By William Signed letters pertaining to personal health and nygiene. not to disease diagnosis or treatment, anil be answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped salt-ad-dressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should oe oriel and written la ink owing to tne large number of letters ere. no reply eea De made to Queries dress Dr. William Brady to ears of rha BABE KNEES AN Correspondt sends in a clipping snd sake for my view of the subject. The clipping purports to be the views of severs! world famous author!' ties, whose names are not divulged. One of the coy author! ties Is quoted ai follows: "Bare knees in dsmp wea ther presup poses to ar thritis, peo pie have enough trouble tea their knees without exposing them to any more." ' nave you ever noticed that we eminent medical authorities do NOT qusllfy our arbitrary assertions by the clause "In my opinion?" We go on the good old plan of pronounc. Ing it so. That was enough to make it so in the halcyon days. Another well known but unidenti fied authority, divulges the secret jt his success In prsctlce. He says, that When parents bring a child to him he always advises covering the child's knees, as he would rather err on the side of safety. By the sams logic thla gentleman would probably ad vise agalnat aU ventilation, lest a draft reach the child, and he would prohibit all rough play in order to protect the little darling against stone bruises, skinned shins and punches in the nose. The prise "authority" of the lot divests himself of this one: "Doctors have noted, an in crease In cases of Inflammation of the bladder among those who dress scantily. This Is thought to be due to chilling of the lower parts of the body." This hypothetical "authority" makes use of the old device he re lapses into the passive or furtive mode. He doesnt say "I think" or even "we doctors think." but "It is thought." For all you know sU the thinking may be done by the office boy or the Janitor. You're Just a dumb customer and if it ever does ooour to you to wonder who does the thinking, you sre too timid to call ths bluff. There is no scientific evidence that bare knees in damp weather predis pose to any disease or in any way Imperil health. The clinical, actual or everyday ob servation la U at baring trio knees is a healthful practice whenever the child (or adult) finds It comfort able. Years ago, when women began to follow the fashion of scanty attire. Flight 'o Time (Medford and Jackson Count History from the files of The Mall Tribune of and 10 Year Ago.) TEN YEARS AGO TODAY November 1, 1922. (It waa Wednesday) Minneapolis mother who stole food for 18-year-old son. Is betrayed by youth for ts reward. He is held In jail as a material witness, but the po lice cant find the mother. Campaign In Jackson county reaches Its height, with Klan and compulsory school bill sb red-hot Issues. A wave of wild orstory sweeps over the vsUoy. Ashlsnd politics scrambled beyond all recognition and Jesse Wtnburn la bone of contention. Rogue Valley Cannery packs 40,000 esses. The wife of Dr. R. M. Brumfleld, Roseburg, who committed suicide In state prison desth cell, becomes the bride of a road worker. Oregon haa best climate In Union for raising bsbles, U. S. heslth board reports. Pine midsummer weather continues. TWENTY YEARS AOO TODAY November 1, 1813. (It was Friday) County campaign seethes snd rsges with seven speeches In a night in this city. "When Justice Winks" at the Star theater. Chester Pnrker wins the automobile In the Toggery Bill contest. Vote Against Bill 371. It will de stroy free speech." (Adv.) Gov. Os West urges all Jackson county voters to vote for Col. K. E. Kelly for prosecuting attorney, "as he la a man of ability, and has a backbone." Tearful appeal Issued to all voters by Democratic Nstlonsl committee. James 8. Shermsn. vice-president of United Ststes, . laid to rest with slmpls ceremony at Otlca, N. T. Communications stop and Think. To the &dltor: It la self-evident that, until dawn of the perfect day, somebody must be always receiving new light and making new departure., and there has never been an Instance in the htstory of the church In which this has been done, but nearly the whole of that generation has raided ft hue and cry against it. There is much talk on every rhaiad about remals. But do we realize that It la Irapce slble to bring about a revival, ft grand aggressive movement of Chris tianity, without receiving new light and departure from accustomed rut and grooves to nme path In advance of all that has gone before Are wc in a condition to receive fresh light , from God! au we jueruuj so g? , QKEGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER J, 1932. Brady, HI D. received only a tew can be answered not conforming to Instructions, ad Mali Tribune. D GOO.'l HEALTH some of our best medical authorities (I have named one of them here .n this connection) deplored the fash ion on the ground that it would sub ject young women to greater danger of bronchitis, pneumonia and tuber- culosla. They subsided at length when unanswsrable statistics proved thst these affections are less preva lent among young women today than ever before; even tuberculosis is not more prevslent smong young women tbsn It is among young men. Whatever our medical theories of ths psst may have been and these old theories are the popular beliefs of today fair consideration of the facie leads to the Inexorable conclu sion that nudity, nakedness, expos 'ire of the skin to sunshine snd the air It always healthful If it Is com fortable. If any such exposure Is un comfortable, why, put something on and be comfortable, you ninny. QUESTION'S AND ANSWERS Baby's Head Is Bent. Son 4 '4 months old wss premature and remained In hospital three months. In hospital they always kept him on hla right side and I have thought that was correct, but a week or two ago I noticed that bis head la rsther one-sided. Will this right itseir in time? Mrs. R. D. McC. Answer So far as the symmetry or need is concerned it doesn t mat ter which side the baby sleeps on. But train your baby to sleep on either side, or rather, don t cultivate neu rotlc adherence to any particular position for rest. Such lopsldedness is quite common in Infancy and spontaneously corrects itself, if the baby gets his open air and sunlight, sound nutrition, and especially his vitamin rations. Bruise Marks. Why a person showa bruise marks from slight touches or pressure? Is there any way to prevent an unsight ly mark like that after a slight bump? Mrs. S. A. L. - Answer Purpura, scurvy or a sim ilar condition that Is hereditary may account for It. I know of no rem edy. Popcorn. Approximate number of calories In a 10-cent sack of popcorn. Shredded wheat with milk, with and without sugar. T. Y. Answer Popcorn has approximate ly the aame food or nutritive value. calories per ounce or pound, as hss oatmeal, 1,890 calories to the pound fne shredded wheat biscuit yields 1 10 calories. Teaspoonful of sugar calories. Milk, 20 calories in the ounce. Cresm, 130 calories in the ounce. (Copyright, John P. Dllle Oo.) on In advance and endure the hard ships of a-pioneer? Saul of Tarsus was honest. In the world's acceptation of the term. when he persecuted the Christiana, winning tie was doing God's service, but all the time he was making a mistake, and helped ford ward the work of the adversary. O that believers would only stop and think that the views of truth they seek to stereotype the views in herited from their forefathers were once as novel and unconventional and obnoxious to the coadjutors of their forefathers, aa any frVi truth which the holy spirit may set before them now. Such people forget amid what hurricane of excitement, oppo sition . contempt and prosecution their forefathers fought for the very truths they -are now standing attll In. and holding so sacred that they cannot bear to think their needing modification or adjustment. Do you see how unreasonable they are act ing? If their forefathers had taken the attitude they are taking, they would have made no progress in the knowledge of God's word and some of the truths whloh are today the common heritage of the saints would never have been unearthed from be neath the rubbish of decayed f ol ogy. These people stand in the path of traditionalism and routtnlsm, just wnere tamers lert them, occupying all their time In admiring the wis dom and knowledge and devotion of their forefathers, instead of Imitating their aggressive faith, and reaching after the delectable pasture of truth that lie Just beyond. There are, notwithstanding the persistent efforts of explorers, re gions of the many of the world upon which must still be written "unex plored territory." In the scriptures of Truth, too. there are, notwith standing the strenuous labors of suc cessive generations, unexplored re gions. And what task could be more Inviting than venturing off the beat en track, to search out "fresh fields and pastures new" for the refreshing of God's saints? Happy Is the man who approaches the Word In a spirit of constant expectancy, breathinn tho Paslmlst'a prayer: Open thou mine eyee, that I may be-' ,noid Wonderous things out of thy law. I am a sojourner In the earth: Hide not thy commandments from me. My soul breaketh for the longing That It hath unto thy Judgment at all times. Psa. 110:18-20. A. K. KELLOOCI. 1709 North Riverside. Medford, Ore. Editorial Comment Its Great Example. Organired 30 yeara ago, a fine ex ample of enterprise and progress hs been set by the Fruit O rowers league of Jackson county. It has always stood for conservative, constructive effort. It has u till red all that science could provide In developing the fruit Industry. Its .leadership haa given Jackson county a strong claim as the most progressive county in Oregon. One of Its first successful actions waa the establishment of a meteoro logical office to handle front control. Careful studv of snrlne frrwts has ensbled growers to Intelligently conv De tftu oaSKJ. Another early project of the league was the study of fruit maturity. The objective In this study' has been the proper harvesting and handling of the valley pears and apples so that the consumer, whether in our eastern metropolitan centers or In the cities of Europe arid South America, might enjoy ay of the natural delicacy and aroma of fresh fruit. The earliest Instrument, a "mechanical thumb' or "pressure tester," was developed by the county agent In Medford. The latest device, an electrical apparatus, is Jackson county's new contribution to the industry. The next step of the organisation was equalisation of taxation on ohard property. The league' also set up a voluntary assessment of its own members to provide sufficient reve nue to adequately maintain the Med ford office of the extension service of the agricultural college. Two county agents, a home demonstration agent and an office secretary keep the farmers and fruit growers abreast of current researches and practical innovations. The membership of the league be came acutely aware of the need of Irrigation. As the orchard acreage Increased and the bearing capacity approached commercial importance, auxiliary water became an evident necessity. At the Instigation of this body of growers two Irrigation dis tricts were financed and constructed. In 1928, when spray residue on tree fruits became a matter of inter national moment, the valley became aware of the advantage of proper or ganization. Medford bore the brunt of solving this problem. The prac tices Instituted by the league art utilized In all Important fruit areas. In all of this work the league has looked to the agricultural college for aid In the solution of the particular problem. Tile backing of the college has been Instantaneous and effective. Sharing with other districts the knowledge of the vital Importance of freight costs, the league perfected n executive committee representing the Chamber of Commerce, the Rogue River Valley Traffic association and Its own membership. In addition to many minor endeavors this committee dW valiant service on the northwest rate case. Through this closely kn'.t body the new Medford experiment station was established. The present head of the Fruit Growers' league, K. W. Carlton, is quietly responsible for the active ag gressiveness with which the produc ers of southern Oregon are attack ing the new problems springing from the general economic situation. The league haa shown Its capacity to fight Its own battles In the past. Such leadership must win through. Oregon Journal. Schedule of G.O.P. Meets in County Aahland. city hall, Tuesday. Nov. 1. Applegate. Orange hall, Wednes day, Nov. 2. Wlmer, school house, Thursdsy, Nov.- S. Butte Palls, Woodmen hall, Friday, Nov. 4. ! 8peaklng at each place begins at j 8 p. m. Jas. ,W, Mott, candidate for con gress, speaks at the Oold Hill and Ashlsnd meetings. Two or three good speskers will be st all the other meet ings. The Ashland Scotch Kilty band will play at each meeting at 7:30 p. m. The republican candidates will st tend esch meeting and be intro duced. Medford, Friday. November 4. radio talk over KMED by Burton Pitta, dis trict attornev of Los Aneeles. Hf will also address a big meeting in I Mediord tea, evealnf. WHERE'S THE EGG? a. v a. KUT KUT! KUTiCUTKfJI V Jley View VALLEY VIEW, Nov. 1. (Spl.) Grant Davis and D. Nance of Ash land were Valley View callers this week. Chas. Butchart, milk tester, was a business visitor here last weeek. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Penland visited the Tft rock martin home In Eagle Point Sunday. R. O. Fowler was a business visi tor In Valley View Friday. Miss Dorothy Leslie went to Horn brook Friday to visit, returning home Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Glenn, Mrs. J. R. Mc cracken and Mrs. Jas. Lennox at tended the "Who Do" class at Mrs. H. J. Marter's in Ashland Friday. Mrs. L. Gallatin and Mrs. W. A. Stratton attended a ladles' aid meet ing at Mrs. Warren Cook's Tues day afternoon. R, E. Runyard, Copco Investment man of Medford. was a Valley View visitor Wednesday. Miss Georgia Coffee , Mrs. Lillian Schofield and Mrs. L. Pierce called on Valley View voters in the Interest of S. A. Peters, Jr., of Ashland, can didate for Justice of the peace. Tom pankey of Centra 1 Point, Democratic candidate for county commissioner, Louie Ulrlch of Med ford, Democratic candidate for coun ty clerk, Everett Bee son, Republican candidate for sheriff, S. A. Peters, Jr. and Judge Roberta of Ashland, can didate for JustTce of the peace In tht district, were In Valley View last weeek. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Penland were Central Point visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Mills of West- Where Does She j . i ' SHE doesn't look seventy. Nor feel that old. The woman who stimulates her organs can have energy that women half her age will envy At middle-age your vital organs begin to slow down. You may not be sick, simplv sluggish. But whv endure a condition of half-health hcn there's a stimulant that will stir a stagnant system lo new life and energy in a week's lime? This remarkable stimulant is perfectly harmless. It is. in fart, a family doctor's prescription. So. if you're tired of Irving every patent medicine that comes along, tell the dniggist you want a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's syrup pepsin. Take a bit Of this Hclictrtii. svmn M'tra day or so, until you know by the v ' x s i eai ?ig IS r Courtesy New York Herald-Trlbunt wood, Calif., assistant manager of the Red River Lumber company, are visitors at the Jewell Lowe home this week. Mrs. Agnes Mernn of Medford vis ited with Mrs. O. W. Glasgow Sun day. Russell Hawk and the two little Williams girls of the Suncrcst or chards are back In school again after having the chlckenpox. Albert Strat ton is out of school since Tuesday with the chlckenpox. Valley View community club met Thursday afternoon. After the busi ness meeting and roll call Mrs. Peroz zl of Ashland gave an Instructive talk on the amendments to be voted on. Mrs. F. Craig. Mrs. S. Ghllders and Mrs. R. N. Chancy served refresh ments and ft social time was enjoy ed. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blbbee of Duns mulr visited at the Fred Garle home Sunday. f Jenkins9 Comment (Continued from Page One ) THE only sure way to limit Increase or taxation effectively Is to con vince the people themselves, who do the voting, that excessive taxation Is unwise, unsound and Interferes se riously with the comfort and happi ness and well being of EVEEY PER SON. Oet ready for rain For High Grade Roofing of all kinds Phone 628. Desirable bouses alwaya In first class condition for rent, lease or sale. Call 105. Get Her "Pep?" way you feel that your lazv liver is again active, and your bowels are poison-frce. Men. women, and children who are run-down, who tire easily, get bilious spells or have treqiicnf head aches, ore soon straightened out when they get this prosrriptional preparation of pure pepsin, active senna, and fresh laxative herbs. (Syrup pepsin is all the help the bowels need, and vou do not form the very bad habit of alwavs taking cathartics.) " . Keep a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's syrup pepsin in the house, and take a stimulating spoonful every now and then. It is all that a great many people ever take to keep strong and vigorous, and absolutely tree from constipation.
