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MEDFORD MAIL TREBUXE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1934
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IT is a well established principle of law that if a witness's tes
timony in one particular is KNOWN to be false, hit testi
mony in other particulars should be seriously questioned,
Peter Zimmerman, the Independent candidate for Governor,
when in Medford recently, declared that the Mail Tribune is
merely a tool of the power trust, controlled by the California
Oregon Power company, etc, etc.
We were frankly surprised that Mr. Zimmerman should
revive such an ancient and discredited charge, for while having
very little knowledge of the man, we had always heard from
upstate, that though veryeradical in his views he was entirely
sincere, trustworthy, and dependable.
The repetition of such an unfounded a:id libelous charge as
this clearly demonstrates that no such appraisal is justified.
1VJ0T only is this charge made by Mr. Zimmerman absolutely
untrue, without a scintilla of evidence, direct or circum
stantial to sustain it, but It Is the exact reverse of the truth.
Not only has the power company, or any other company, in this
state or outside of it, no interest in this paper whatever, but no
one connected with this paper has any interest, in the California
Oregon Power company,
The polioy of this paper toward the California Oregon Power
company has been the same as its policy toward any other local
concern. We have supported it where we believe it right; we
nave opposed it wnere we ociicve it wrong, we nave frequently nd nothing more. Take it or leave it
comnlained about its rates, we have often denlored the holdinc I A" 1 ltnow u that J0" c,n,t et
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company setup, not only here but through the country at
Inrgc, but we have refused to follow the lend of the rabble
rouscrs and table pounders, in perpetually "baiting" this power
company or any other, as a short cut to popularity or political
preferment, and we shall continue to do so.
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M.D.
Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene not to dic
tate dlajnoii or treatment will be answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped
self-ad dressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In
Ink. Owing to the large number of letters received only a few can be an
swered. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions
Address Dr. William Brady, 265 El Camlno, Beverly Hills, Cat.
Il'ftT ANOT1IRB NOTION ABOl T SOME OM) WHEEZES.
HEIRESS CENTER OF COURT FIGHT
Whenever I turn orer an Idea or
surest Ion with the thought of band
ing It out I a It myself two questions.
to wit, first, is it
likely to do any
body any good?
second, will It do
any harm? Or I
should say I take
the matter to
Father Hlppo
krates and get his
advice about It.
Today.'s e r a z y
notion, then,
simple folk, ts
Just this: Prom
considerable
browsing In current medical literature
and Indefatigable picking of medical
colleagues, I nave conceived the Idea
that a delly ration of rather more
than the essential amount of vitamin
is advisable for any one who suffers
from bronchlel asthma, emphysema,
bronchiectasis or chronic bronchitis
Remember, this Is Just my surmise.
enough vitamin A to do any harm
Not only cod liver oil but other fish
liver oils and liver Itself, whether from
fish, fowl, ox. calf, pig Is a good
source of vitamin A. Butter, mil
cream cheese and eggs especially egg
yolks, are excellent sources of this
vitamin. Kidney Is a good source ol
vitamin A. Carrots, raw or cooked, ea
carole, spinach raw or cooked, peas,
tomatoes, prunes, cantaloups, orange,
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
The latest Literary Digest poll
hows result slightly adverse to
Democratic hopes and policies. This
is the first time a Literary Digest
poll has been wrong, In a long time.
A movement has been started up
state to shorten campaigns In Ore
gon to 80 days. Under the present
system, the candidate Is on the fir
ing line from January to November,
This Is held to be too much of a
train upon him not to mention
the constituents.
"
The Atty Phlppa boy has been
elevated to the editorship of the
TJofO. paper. The young man Is an
exceptional Journalistic prospect, as
he Is able to say "Shucks" In less
than 1600 words.
"Even the shiftless offsprings are
preparing to return to their neglect
ed parents to share In the expected
pension prosperity." (Sal em Capital-Journal),
Removing the doubt
that the old folks will not be able
to get rid of their $300 per month,
In a political argument Bat. eve,
t. DeSouaa spoke logically and luc
idly, as there were no Democrats
present.
t
How Is your purse? Attend First
Christian church. October 31, 7:30
p. m. Adv. (Rose burg News-Re-view).
It's home on the planol
OBSERVATION
(Chlco. Cal., Enterprise)
What would be the advantage
of having the threatened radio
broadcast station here?
Make it border to hear canned
tuff from distant stations.
A couple of aerial flights over
treacherous seas, are now underway.
Up to this hour, none of the avi
ators have landed in the water, or
cn the want ad page, where editors
aid they would land, the next time
they tried It.
t s
Many went to church yesterday,
thus escaping being shot for a duck
or a deer.
A cut sen returning from Lot An
geles reports he saw three former
local economists there posing as vic
tims of the Mid-West drouth.
"The choir under the direction ot
Mrs. Lake performed bravely, before
a large congregation." (Salmon Bar
Items), The unsung heroes.
IS THAT BO!
(Portland Spectator)
Clold has no especial virtue
except scarcity and resistance to
atmospheric attrition; nor does
it oxydlre In a fire; all other
virtues are Imagined. It ts a sub
stance and. like all other sub
stances. Its tme value la fixed
by demand; regulated by sup
ply. Stamping a given quantity
of It with the Insignia of the
government guarantees weight
and fineness, but has not effect
whatever on what It will buy.
e
The rain everybody has been pray
ing for. more or leas fervently,
between campaign speeches and pol
itical maneuvering, arrived Bat. and
Bun. causing the farmers to rejoice.
It also brought oui mushrooms and
1033 galnehe.
An arm-length poem, has been
received from Del Oetchell, the
banker-poet. Same will be printed,
when space will permit.
The lady In the Kentucky kid
naping. Introduces a novel detenus.
Rhe claims thst while holding the
kidnaped party, she was endeavoring
to free her. Her husband alleges
he Is craay. and her father-in-law
to date has offered no alibi, except
thst he got caught.
"HAT isn't this paper's way. We trust it never will be.
Against Big Business per Be, we have no prejudice, with .banana, "squash, pumpkin, ' salmon,
the profit system we have no Quarrel. We are convinced both hewing, halibut, beef fat, raw cab-
are not; omj essentia., in mis mucrn worm, om ciesirauie. t peppers, sweet potsto. yellow corn,
It IS the ABUSES AND WRONGS of both, not the systems turnip, watercress, pineapple, dandc-
i i lit. : j Ti. ...I.. i mniH., imm.w, "
incmsiMVfH wiin wiuun huh paper is cuuuemeu. it is omy wneii bran, string beans. Brussels sprouts.
celery leaves, are aU good sources of
vitamin A.
From way back It has been recog
nized that cod liver oil Is often help
ful In the treatment of the various
wheezes mentioned, but we didn't
know why it was helpful. According
to my notion it Is because cod liver
oil Is so rich in vitamin A.
Nutrition investigators now believe
that the yellow coloring matter In
carrots and in butter and milk and
many other items above mentioned Is
the precursor or fore-runner of vita
min A. This yellow coloring matter is
called carotene. In plant It Is green
coloring matter. If the food material
is naturally yellow or green, it Is quite
likely a carrier of vitamin A.
The results of deficiency of vitamin
roiil-lxinillng l'lrk-1 p (Seen.
TOLEIXX (UP) Construction of
a coal-loading device at the Cheaa
peake and Ohio railway coal docks
here, at an estimated coat of ....
000, Is expected to Improve Toledo'
poaltlon as a rnaJ-losdlng port on
tlis Great, Lakes,
Big Business involves crookedness; and the profit system un
conscionable greed, that prompt and drastic action is demanded,
and it is because there has been both greed and crookedness
that this paper is no strongly in favor of a New Deal not only
a new deal nationally but a new deal in this state.
IIEANWIIILE we are getting decidedly tired of having every
political campaign in this community, marked by some
table thumper getting up on his hind legs and repeating the old
moth eaten wheeze that the Mail Tribune is owned and con
trolled by the California Oregon Power company, and what it
says or doesn't say, must be interpreted accordingly.
Perhaps there is no way to stop it, but it has occurred to us
there may be a way to convince AIjL fair minded people, of its
complete nbsurdity.
Here is the proposition: If Tetcr Zimmerman or any of his
supporters, if Joe Dunne or any of his supporters, will furnish
the slightest evidence to convince any regular jury, or nny pro
per committee, that the Mail Tribune is owned or controlled by
the California Oregon Power company has any interest in it,
or it nny interest in the Mail Tribune, this paper in spite of
prevailing business conditions, will AGREE TO DONATE $1000
TO THE COMMUNITY CHEST, and place the print of the
"Keystone" permanently on its masthead.
Thnt's fair enough isn't it f And if this proposition extended
in all solemnity and good faith is never accepted then, even the
blind, the dumb, and the halt must agree there must be a
REASON 1
And that reason is, this statement is an unqualified and
absolute falsehood; those who make it either know this to be
the case, or they stand convicted of making malicious and libel
lous charges, without even taking the trouble to determine,
whether the charges are true or false.
A are difficult to diagnose, that Is.
where there Is only a partial shortage
of this vitamin in the patient's dtec.
A large deficiency or complete lack of
vitamin A Is now known to be the
cause of xerophthalmia, a peculiar
dryness of the eyes, lack of tears, and
consequent ulceration of the cornea.
Night blindness Is another condition
due to insufficient vitamin A the
patient finds it difficult to see well
In the dark or on a dull day or after
dusk. Children who do not receive
enough vitamin A fall to develop 1m
munlty against the crl. There la some
ground for the belief that anedolds
and enlarged tonsils In children may
be due to Insufficient vitamin A.
Cooking and canning do not de
stroy vitamin A. vitamin A Is stored
In the body for longer periods than
other vitamins can be stored. It Is
stored in the liver. Predatory animals
instinctively eat the liver of prey first,
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
The Sea At Home.
Is It true that a bath in a tub of
water with a pound of salt dissolved
In it Is as beneflcaal as salt water
bathing at the beach? (M. C.)
Answer So far ea bathing is con
cerned, yes. but at home you haven't
the sunshine or the scenery.
Drinking Water.
We have recently moved to a city
where friends have told us the water
contains too much lime and la harm
ful to the kidneys . . . (O. E. K.)
Answer If the drinking water
tastes all right It does not contain too
much lime for the health of any one.
In fact there Is good reason to think i
that the lime In drinking water Is a
valuable element. Our food Is likely
to supply too little lime.
Beer, (ln. Whlkey.
Kindly give me the caloric content
of a bottle of beer, also a gin and
whiskey highbaU. I use only ginger
ale and white soda In the highball.
Also the caloric content of, a straight
whiskey. (Mrs. B. D. O.)
Answer Beer yields about 2150 cal
ories to the bottle (150 In an eight
ounce glass), provided all the alcohol
Is oxidized, but few persons can oxi
dize all the alcohol In a bottle of beer.
One ounce of gin yields 70 calories.
One ounce of whiskey yields 80 calo
ries.
(Copyright 1934, John F. Dllle Co.)
r -:. -
Mrs. Laura Kllpatrlck Morgan, mother of Mrs. Gloria Morgan Van
derbllt, described Mrs. Vandervilt aa a neglectful and Irresponsible
mother in an affidavit presented at the hearing of Mrs. Vanderbilt's
habeas corpus writ to obtain custody of her 10-year-old daughter,
Gloria Laura Morgan Vandervilt (above), heiress to $4,000,000. The
child's nurse said Mrs. Vanderbiit taught Gloria how to make cock
tails. (Associated Press Photo)
Ed. Note: Persons wishing to
communicate with Or. Urndy
should send letter direct to Dr.
William Brady, M. P., 263 El
Camlno, Beverly Hills, Cal. .
SmOAPORE. Oct. 33. The
crew of a Royal air force bomber
which crashed In the Jungle near Jo-
hore yesterday escaped uninjured, It
was learned today.
It was first feared that six had
been killed. The machine, carrying of
ficials supervising the London to
Melbourne air race, was biylly dam
aged.
Communications
The Andrews Opera Co.
To the Ettltor:
Your reminiscences of the Andrews
Opera Company Interest me, and
rxsMally the batch of memories In ty
day's paper. I lived in Mlnncnnolli
In the late AO's end though that Is
nearly fifty yesrs ago I haven't for
gotten Prank Deshon and another of
that merry crew whom you fall to
mention, though In point of subse
quent celebrity she overshadows all
the rest Marie Dressier.
Marls wai a hulking, homely, awk
ward girl, but she had the soul of
true comedy In her and she and
Oeihon were certainly a funny team
He was the amalteat man X ever saw
outride of a dime muaeum and I
particularly rev-all a climax where the
picked him up and tucked him undtr
her arm and walked off the Ute
with him s lightly as If he had been
a bundle of sprouts.
There are no shows nowadays thst
make me laugh m T laughed t the
Andrews Opera Company e the sig
nificance of that fart much or little.
RAMSEY BF.NSON.
Anh.and, Oct. 31.
Itmke Leg Dancing
8AI.T LAKE CITY, Utah UP)
Mtss Carol Fv wrier, 34, literally
'tripped the ltgl.t fantastic." and
with fnntastic results. While danc
ing with her brother, she tripped,
broke her leg.
lirglttntitg Nov. 1
Hm:t.M, C1.AHMW comin A fine
art. Rualncft College. Write Mrs. Ed
mondson, 834 W. Second, Medford.
IS
WASHTNOTON, Oct. 33. () Jus
ice Jennings Bailey of the District of
Columbia supreme court today upheld
the constitutionality of the sugar
control act which had been attacked
by Hawaiian growers.
The court said it was "by no means
clear that In view of the rise in price
of sugar, due largely to the effects
of the administration of the sugar
act, that the plaintiffs have suffered
any financial loss, In spite of the re
straints upon their exportation of
sugar."
Chlrken Flork In Cold Storage
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (UP)Chartv
Baromaky, Ivoryton farmer, claimed
to have a flock of 700 chickens and
strictly rreeh eggs. After a few com
plaints, health officers found his
flock non-existent and the eggs a low
claas of cold storage variety. He was
arrested.
Oregon Acreage I p for Sale
PENDLETON, Ore. (UP) One thou
sand acres of eastern Oregon land
were offered for sale by the Stanfleid
Irrigation dlitrlot for H3 an acre. The
offer came as the result of IIOO.OOO
worth of construction work being car
ried on In the district by the United
States Bureau of Reclamation.
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
By O. O. Mclntyre
Freighter Carries Own Hens
BOSTON (UP) How Capt. Fernan
do Ragusln of the Italian Line freight
er Alberta has fresh evgs with his
bacon every morning, even when miles
at sea. was explained here recently
when the Alberta put in at Army
Base. Captain Ragusin keeps his own
hens aboard
River Apple Mnvetnent Orows
HOOD RIVER, Ore (UP) Rler
transportation of export apples this
fall and winter may equal the record
movement of fl.!K0 tons of wheat dfwn
the Columbia river in the daM s'.x
weeks, it was believed here Alrctuly
C0.0OO boxes of apples have been pur
chased for early movement.
NEW YORK, Oct. 32. In the man
ner of Arnold Bennett's Journal :
Depot breakfast. Shoe shine after
gajiufa U"1IJ ward in a alde-
MffJ Roxy. going by
hallooed: "Dud
lng up for a dol.
lar excursion!" A
cable from Prank
In Paris asking
for a foreword
to his Riviera
cocktail book. No
cne reads Intro
ductions or foot
j notes.
a,J In a chance
bakery I bought some colored bread,
ahcll-pink. blue and the poisonous
green of wall paper. Felt foolish.
Rex Cole told me today that in
five years no American housewife
would be washing dishes. All by
electricity. Btlcky mistral up from
the harbor at noon.
After careering In the park for
Ideas, I had an Immense burst ot
energy at my typewriter. Everybody
hlppy-plppy about the city's ter
rific tax slugging! and tne iiora
Mayer must exercise caution to save
his political scalp. We found marv
elous chandeliers out of a Mantes
chateau for the Ohio house. Cheap,
too.
Clny Morgan told me the purser
Henry Vlllar Is to be articled on
the big new liner Normandle. Trans
Atlantic pursers have definite fol
lowhigs. Like cinema stars. VUlar's
is large aa any I know. An ex
quisite with St. Bernard eyes. 1
found tlO In an old coat last night.
Magnificent experience.
Pew vivid opera singers today.
Vide: Oeraldlne Parrar. Garden,
Schumann-Helnk. Caruso. Lily Pens
voice Is tingling. So Is Orace Moore s.
But neither has over-plus of the
neuter d avals called "it." Opera
needs another Otto Kahn. John T.
MoCutcheon writes to know about
my boyhood skunk trapping exper
iences and an amusing postcard
from Corey Ford from Alaska. I want
to see Nome. And a Red Dog roarln
saloon that Servtce poet Ires, Llth
lady Lou and rard sharpers.
The cheek of strangers who asx
writers to read their manuscripts
as favor. Crlticlrlng a manuscript
is a week's work. Pvgy Joyce, ex
travagantly chln.'hlllaed, was gotng
by when I went out last evening
The starter: "She's purty as a specx
led pup all rlsht." X added: "But
not ss cute." Also a block north
1 paed the sad-eved Lihhy Holman
II. rl. Irvin Cobb, back from Holly-wc-cd.
la Mtonlshlngly content with
his new residence and new career.
WINDOW OLASfiv er el1 windoa
4. ass sod will replace your broker
mdows reasonably. Trowbridf Cao
met Works.
I M. and T fell Into talk how name
: heglamoured. Such as Sir Arthur
Wtnii rtnero. Carole Lombard. Bul-wer-l.ytton.
George Broadhurnt. Olga
ret ivy a and Jo Davidson. She won
dered If Pavlova billed Maggie Mc
Swatt would have risen to great
ness. I said "No," There was lively
debate Worsted, as ts customary.
I pouted around a full hour anfl
slammed two doors.
I cannot believe increasing rumors
that Maurice Chevalier has been
poking fun at America from the
French stage. Six weeks now and
no ringing of the telephone. The
switchboard takes names and num
bers and I cnll back at leisure. As
tonlshlng relief. Not many calls
Important. While working, each dis
turbing J., over from London, says
Noel Coward has saved 500,000 In
British bonds. I imagined more.
Arliss Is reputedly worth three quar
ters of a million. At the Cobbles
I watched William Randolph Hearst
on one side the wireless and Vin
cent Astor on the other listening
to a recent broadcast of the Presi
dent. Neither changed expression. 1
wondered their thoughts.
Bernard Baruoh, reared In the
South Carolina low country, told
me he was 11 before he knew there
was white sugar. He thought It all
brown. I think his autobiography,
from off hand remarks, will be
mightily revealing. A tolerant, mod
est man with gusto for citizenship.
I like him. A strange sight In a
West 57th street gallery. A beauteaus
Madge Evans sort of girl explaining
paintings to a prematurely white
haired blind man. He wore four hero
decorations. I saw the Sing Sing
Warden Lawes on the avenue. He
reads Spencer, Eplctetus and Marcus
Aurellus for equanimity, electrocu
tion nights. Most reporters get blind
drunk.
Stanley Walker's "City Editor"
book will especially Interest jour
nalists. He has a sweeping straight
away writing form. A snake charm
er, resembling Irene Bordonl. a caller
today. Spanish accent and confeasea
love for Clark Gable, whom she
never met. She has written a novel.
I sent her to Verne Porter. Ex
plained he was susceptible to co
quetry, which he Isn't. Ten mes
sages to call Porter. X hope he was
vamped.
His Father Accused
- r a
Thll It h Infant tan et Thorn.
H. Reb'nton. Jr., formir Insane
asylum Inmate toupht aa tht hid
napar of Mra- Berry Stcil of Louie
villa (Asaoclattd Prate Photo)
Comment
on the
Day's News
By FRANK JENKINS
A HEADLINE says:
"Beautiful Blonde Sought As
Ally of Terrorists.'
Well, these beautiful blondes have
caused a lot of terror In this world.
In one way and another.
THOMAS Dally, native Callfornlan,
arrested in Medford on a charge
of stealing a potato and an onion
to be used as Ingredients In a hobo
mulligan, gains bis freedom by
pleading his desire to vote for Upton
Sinclair and promising to head im
mediately for California In order to
do so.
He takes the first freight for the
south, asserting his determination
to cast his ballot for the candidate
who proposes to end poverty In Cali
fornia. HE'S consistent.
He took, from those who owned
them, a potato and an onion. Upton
Sinclair proposes to take from those
who own them, houses, lands, fac
tories, etc.
The difference in their viewpoints
Is merely one of degree.
SPEAKING of communism, with its
theories of redistribution ot
property, W. E. Lamm recently of
fered this definition:
"The communist is one who says:
Let US divide up what YOU have'."
Not bad, Is It?
IF THE time ever comes when those
who have the power, political
or otherwise, can divide up what the
other fellow has, nobody will have
much of anything.
If you cant KEEP what you
WORK FOR, you havent much In
centive to work.
If nobody has an Incentive to
work, there will be no prosperity i
for ANYBODY. I
Prosperity, believe It or not, is
based on hard work.
HIS dispatch from Santa Cms
Interesting:
"Twelve years life as a quiet gar
dener, caretaker and model citizen
ended today ' for Amato Desidere
with his arrest as a one-time notor
ious criminal."
F.
HUNTER IN ARM
MONMOUTH, Oct. 22. (P) Elmer
Olden of Monmouth was scheduled to
appear In court today to answer a
charge of assault with a dangerous
weapon, following his alleged shooting
of Abel Uglow, while the latter was
hunting on Olden's ranch here Sun
day afternoon.
Uglow told state police that Olden
fired one shot from his .22 calibre
rifle, striking him in the arm, and
then continued shooting. The injured
man and his companion. Alfred Ger- j
linger, claimed the owner of the farm ,
has issued no warning. j
Olden was released until time to j
appear in court, after posting 250 ,
ball. 1
Flight 0 Time
(Medford nd Jackson Count!
History from the files of The
Moll Tribune of 20 and 10 Teais
Ao).
TEN YEARS AGO TODAI
October 22, 1954
(It Wa Wednesday)
H. Van Hoevenberg of Same Valley
land 12 !i pound salmon. In Rogue
river. It Is the largest catch ol the
season, and a photo or the prize will
be sent to "Field and Stream" tor
publication.
O. E. (Pop) Gate and son George,
return from an auto trip to Portland.
Near Ea-'t Relief campaign to be
launched In city and county next
week.
Annual Copco party at the fair
ground pavilion la "huge auccess."
Emigrant Dam near Ashland la
completed, and worn of Impounding
the water will start t once.
Light, but welcome showers. faJl
over the Rogue river valley.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
October 22, 1DM
"City police heave a sigh of roller"
as Indian witnesses at federal court
session return to reservation. "Great
difficulty was experienced" In Keeping
young bucks from getting drunk.
Democratlo candidates for atat of
fices Invade "city and county, end ex
pose the timber trust In Jackson
county."
Two youths held for attempting to
rob Front street saloon, given "severe
verbal dressing down by Prosecutor
E. E. Kelly," who predicts, "If you
keep this up you will land In the
penitentiary." The prosecutor advises
pair: "I am not worrying about you
two giddy kids It's your mothers I
feel sorry for."
Germans claim success along Tser
canal and in northeastern France.
Thirteen British ships sunk by Ger
man cruiser.
. Dse Mall Tribute want ads.
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CySteX back. OnlyTG atdrusKuts.
Watch for flogus Bills.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. (UP)
Those Salt Lake citizens fortunate
enough to occasionally gain posses
sion of a (10 bill scan it pretty care
fully these days before they accept It.
Warning has been issued that the
city is being flooded with bogus bills
of that denomination.
Entire Stock of
HALLOWE'EN
Place Cards Hats Etc.
Values each to 25o
1c
Entire stock of regular
Tallies, each lc
Wurt's Gifts
SPECIAL DAIRY FEED
THE BUTTERFAT MAKER
$135 EXTRA HIGH QUALITY
PER SACK 80 Lbs.
SAMSON'S Speclnl Dairy Feed contains, Ground Corn.
Mlllrun, Soybean Meal, Barley, Ground Oats. Peanut
Meal, Linseed Oil Meal, Coconut Meal, Minerals and
alt.
Protein 17
Fat 4
This popular Pnlry Feed should Interest you. If you
want extra profit give this feed a trial.
F. Eo SAMSON CO.
Phone 833.
229 N. Riverside
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AQtTESl
Is It
QUESTION:
better ti
back to prison. 01
loose, pat him on
aend Desidere
to turn him
the back and
tell him to OO ON being a care
taker, gardener and model cltlren?
This writer flnde that question
easy to answer. Desidere haa done
a better Job of reforming hlm.elt
than the law would be likely to do.
And reformation 18 one of the
purposes of law enforcement.
F. LIST
PAnSOVS. W. Va . 0-t 33 (f -It
s now! wav Mr and Mm Crirl.-
Auvll hare of backing Preelden'
Rooeerelt'a "Initials" program.
Their first child was namm Nan:v
Ruth NRA. you see. This time it's a
bor. Charles Wesley, axd his Initial
are CWA.
r
I INTO THE BEYOND 1
S? The last thing that is is possible to do 1
I for the loved one who has gone is to I
I arrange a funeral service that will fit- !
si ""gi sjuiuuu&e uie vsieem mia aiieu- u
If tion in which they were held. When U
!
Idithn stiidfiit Krelstriitton Vp.
BOISE. Idaho (UPI More stu.
dent are registered In Idaho edu.-a-tlonal
Institutions of college rank
than ever before In the history of th
ta-e. according to Ptate Superln
tendfiit cf duration John W. Con
die. Total enrollment is 3.813.
The last thing that is is possible to do
for the loved one who has gone is to
arrange a funeral service that will fit
tingly symbolize the esteem and affec
tion in which they were held. When
services are held here they have that
fitting character and quality you desire
so much. And the cost is comparatively
moderate.
CONGER
FUNERAL PARLOR
WEST MAIN AT NEWTOWN
Solldfrd for memherMilp In Order of Golden Rule
and declined.