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PAGE SIX MEDFORD$$TRIBnre mW. I II I i l'iulim ontm mm th M.ll TrtMB." Dallf draft Satanlar Ptl.llah.4 . stanroan phintino eo. tf-it Korlh rtr PI. Pttaaa tl SOREP.T W BT'HU Hilar. VftNEST It OIIJITRAP Uanacar. IP lnitpailr N.w.rp.r. Knur M PtiH ! aiattar at MjJ f.rd. Oraaaa. pmlpf 41 at M.rca t It SUBSCaiPTTOM uni tXUF ana Saal.T a Dill, ! .' " Dill, a loidir afitas I Datlr a.S a.wlar in m.at... -Tt r Camar la Ad.aara Hf.ra. A.h Ian. Cntnl Polat. JaH"wll. O.I Hill ''. B Tal.al ad aa motor ra:aa: Pair. u Boa.lar M raar.....SI Pallr ad Witaq., on. m.lh... .it All larma eaah fa aa.aaca. CXIkW CP" " rH' "' Ualtr STrat f II UaaM HCUBrn OP AUDIT BtraBAO OP CISXUI.AT10NS ALartli'it """"'"''.w- (M.I l H. r'. Cnlca. "'. u rraaclaca, ty MUn .ma. rarUaa. Lmi- Atlaata. Vaac.-.i. jffturVl OndoOrtirTyii riiiiiiiu44tiiiiTiii Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry (hp nntitanrllns hones for 1943, nursed by tht people, re: Mora Industrial miracles by Henry J. Kaiser and fewer Utopian dreams by No. 1 New Dealers. That Camp White troops, when they write back home, de scribe the sunny days, and not the rainy ones. That the Main Stem lamp posts, long beaten by the weather, and unruly autos, be displaced by mora modern ones. That Kerr Hitler of Germany, ' reported as only shadow of bis former nitty sell, Daggy-eyea and fading physically, keeps up the good work. He never was a he-beauty. He should get dandruff In the dinky mustache that Is his pride and Joy. That the Ground Hog (Terra Porcine) does not see his shadow . Fab. S so spring will come early. , . That Peace comes and "does not pass all understanding" like uie last one. tee That all motorists drive 85 m.pii-or else. That firearms Santa Claus 'brought Juveniles are always "unloaded," and, If they are, the . trigger won t work. a a That Governor Brlcker of Ohio gains as a GOP preslden- till hope. Its about time the republicans had a candidate blessed with the gut of gab and -combed his hair the way the women voters like it That members of the fair sex, kept off the back seat of motor cycles by gasoline rationing, when It Is only a memory, either shun that chilly and precarious . perch) or do the driving. That Berlin and Tokyo are ' bombed often. That tonsorlal parlors cease opening In the middle of the forenoon. a That a storm sewer system would have been nicer than the road to the top of Roxy Ann. Mr. Three By Three Gift To Los A. Coed Los Angeles (U.R) Mr. Five By Five of popular song fame today had a live counterpart In a Mr. Three By Three. "Ivan." for short, Is a baby pigmy elephant recently recruit ed for domestic service by Vir ginia Schug, Los Angeles City college co-ed. The elephant stands three feet high and Just as wide. U. S. Coast Guardsman George King, presented It to the co-ed be came he couldn't think of a go ing away present which would amaze her more. Miss Schug has loaned Mr. Three By Three to City college for war stamp and bond rallies. CHANGES HIS MIND ENLISTMENTS DRAW BONUS Torrance. Cal. UR The city council is doing Its bit to help the national effort. It has grant ed a two weeks' pay bonus to all formrr, present and future municipal employes who join the armed sen-ices for the dura tion. Ten city employes have so tar Joined up. TIRE DEPARTMENT AGREES San Bernardino, Cal. (U.R Hyram Loveday, aged 7, taken to the fire department on a charge of turning In false alarms, and caught at the moment of turning In another, exclaimed to Chief C. Neal Neday: "I must nave been nuts." Ha was turned over to the county authorities for verification of bis self-diaa-nosis, Editorial Correspondence San FrancUco, December 30: Wa cant truthfully say we left Medford on doctor's orders. But our departure was the result of definite medical advice. Having had one flu session, and sus pecting another, It was regarded as a very pious Idea to get out while the getting was good and the circumambient atmosphere WASN'T. So we departed on the 7:45 bus and were delighted to find no rain or log the other side of the Siskiyous. Not a great deal of sun either, but some, and the further south the bus bumped the better It looked. The point we wish to make Is our mental outlook was perfect, and our morale the same. Yet here we are n Icy San Francisco and the very bug we set out to avoid is now doing a sort of gum-shoe Up dance In the editorial proboscis! So we are wondering If anyone KNOWS anything about ANY thing in this mad worldl Wa seriously doubt HI We have about decided Mr. Shakespeare was right when he said there are certain ebbs and flows In the everlasting tides of life and "we the people are Just chips riding along on them, pulling the oars like mad in our silly conceit, but going where certain elemental forces, not our efforts or our wills and most certainly not our desires determine Or does it merely add up to what Robert Burns said about the best laid plans of mice and men. Well, whatever the answer the result la n. g. plus. e We took the bus because we felt it couldn't be as bad as the S P. and it wasn't Which doesn't mean It was good either In fact It was pretty terrible. But something the S. P. has never dona was accomplished. The time table called for our arrival In San Francisco at 12:20 a. m. that night (or morning If you must be meticulous) and wa did arrive exactly an hour earlier. And after sitting next to a fat man who sneezed every two minutes without shame or aid of a hanky, that hour was precious! In fact until that nasal tap-danca started wa were ready to glva the Greyhound a free "plug" that would have undoubtedly been framed and hung In the president's office, but under the cli cumstances wa feel disposed to restrain our enthusiasm somewhat. At Redding we changed busses, our new equipage being a museum piece, last used when General Joffre commandeered all the motor busses of Paris and drove back von Kluck. (For the benefit of younger readers who have not kept up on their history, that was .n the fall of 1914 or thereabouts.) And this red-faced fat boy, with no shirt and his coat collar turned up (yes he took his over coat off to put on a turtle neck sweater when we reached Corning) plumped down in the aisle portion of our twin-seat, flowing over on each side like a bucket of bread-dough with too much yeast, and started without any preliminaries to cough and sneeze until we reached Vallejol Yes that performance did put a fly or two In our ointment of Greyhound gratitude, even though at the aforesaid Vallejo they transferred all the S. F. passengers Into a special Jitney and rushed them, via Richmond and the Bay Bridge, to the city ter minal In nothing or almost nothing flatl (Soma driver that out and In and In and out, showing his heels to everything eating gas bet Rommel would like to borrow him for his next "STANDI" En passant wa realize that If the accepted ttma of incubation Is correct, then this corpulent and costless incubator of germs, had nothing to do with the editorial status quo, whatever but who knows anything about the incubation time of colds or anything about colds at all! The driver of the Joffre bus on the other hand wasn't so hot which may explain why such a young, husky and handsome Appolo has thus far escaped the draft. Ha not only had a terrific time shifting gears on the old war scarred trap but he never knew where the bus stations were along tha route. Twice he stopped at service stations, opened the front door not easy to do either, with the complicated mecitajilsm all rusted up and announced Orland, Williams, etc., etc., etc., and whereupon a large proportion of the passenger list who presum ably were Callfornlans, including the fat fellow traveller, yelled in unison and In protest. The back of the young man's neck crim soned at each mistake but he never looked around, tried to ex plain or apologize Just drove on where the loudest voice sug gested, and we don't believe wasted more than a half hour or so In this sort of station searching from Redding to Vallejo. p In fact we came to admire the young man's spunk and self control. So did a coupla of girls both dressed in scarlet sweaters and dark blue slacks who hopped on the bus at Willows and took ya editor's front seat, within easy reach of the above mentioned Appolo, while ya editor was trying to snatch a bite to eat. Ac cording to a sign on the dining room wall Tuesday was meatless day which every patriotic hotel and American would observe religiously and for a moment we had visions of a vegetable plate until we discovered that hot chicken, turkey and fish are not meat. The turkey sandwich proved very delectable in fact and while on the trivial subject of food, the luncheon at tha Weed Hotel in Weed was very good indeed, something so close to the railroad track we have hitherto seldom met. Yes, the two gals, on a Jaunt to San Francisco and very ob viously with no chaperone (WHAT is a chaperone anyway, grand puppy!) would have thrown themselves around the neck of the apprentice driver, if he had given them a chance but he had some sense if they didn't and quite enough on his mind without any such divertlsements. The babies smoked a package of cig arettes between them before they met up with some boy friends at Vallejo, and the purpose of the Jaunt became reasonably evi dent 6peaklng of Vallejo, that portion of the coast from the bridge to San Francisco, is simply amazing, the train misses most of it of course, but the bus goes through the heart of It. Talk about your mushroom and trailer cities here la a second Detroit spread out from Mare Island to the Golden Gate that alone Is worth the trip! Our fellow passenger from Medford to Dunsmutr was a pretty Grants Pass war bride going to army camp near Indianapolis, Indiana. She had never been furthor south of Grants Pass than Weed though she was born In Saskatche wan, Canada, and naturally took a considerable Interest In the trip, the ticket and making the proper connections for Sacramento and the Challenger east. (She also was attired In bright scarlet sweater and blue slacks, apparently very popular this season.) At least her destination was supposed to be Dunsmulr but on arrival it was discovered the hoped for S. P. train was seven hours late! So there was only one thing to do: stay on the bus and try to catch the eastern train at Rosevllle or Sacramento. This only allowed an hour Instead of five hours to wait and as we left Medford half an hour behind schedule and made little up the young lady was naturally somewhat anxious. What she said about the S. P. was not at all complimentary but as a matter of fact this time Rosey has a REAL alibi the It Is true, but the slide on the t'lp-up, one of those acts of Providence that are legitimate "outs" In practically all agreements and a . There was a huge red-haired trip around the circle from Detroit who was similarly stymied. The two went off together on the Sacramento bus at Redding, and we feel reasonably sure they caught tha Challenger all right Coast Guards Learn How To Do Washing Lewes, Del. (U.R) Those big splashes down at the Indian River Coast OliarH atatlnn At not mean the coast guardmen are going out to sea they are Just doing their laundry. Mrs. Philip Steele, who lives near the station, has permitted the "seadogs" to use not only her washlna? and Irnnin m. chines but Is giving them In sirucnon in tnelr proper manip ulation. The coast guardsmen took to the tubs hpcaitaa i.,,n.t.iu i the vicinity cannot handle their MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, meet her soldier husband at soma S. P. Is always late these days Klamath branch caused this bad contracts! . army captain aboard making a work. The population has quad rupled due to the presence of Tort Miles on Cape Henlopen with its soldiers and sailors. In creased personnel In the coast guird and their accompanying families. OBJECTS TO RATIONING San Diego, Cal (U.R) Mrs. Vivian Seely Helmers has asked for divorce on the grounds that her husband has long practiced on her extrm m. H,hiu even the United States only re- aww io unaer war conditions. She alleges her husband has sub mitted her to a "rationing pro gram" almost ever since they were marnea. Personal Health Service By William aiintd lattau aanalnlat te aarunal aaalta ana brittae. ot la dumae SlaiBoais or traatmant, alll be miwrM mj Dr. Brad. U a sumpa atlf addraatnl tnvUnpa u enclaaed. Uturs thould aa krltr an arrlttas la Ink. Owing la lbs largs Dumber of letttrs rewired only a i can be answered etra. M reply eaa b mad te queries act eWormlnf la InMractloas. address Dr. William Brady, lS W Caralno. Bararly Bills, Calif. SOMETHING FOR THA Just in case your family doc tor is oft to the wars and some one at your house has a bad cough, in tact in any case of eri. if you know what I mean, where there is cough or tickling, dryness, sore ness, in infant child or adult, you had better prepare imme diately a pint or so of Old Dr. Brady Doctor Brady's Fool Proof Cough Medicine, de tailed instructions for which you will find on p. 33 of w. k. book let "CALL IT CRI." You sea the catch is that you have to send the ole doc twenty-five cents and a stamped envelope bearing your address for the booklet. I'd print the recipe if I had the courage to do so tried It once and the printer left one Ingredi ent out and did I get Hail Col lumbla from readers who pre pared It and found it a terrible mess. The medicine will not cure anything, but I promise It can never do any harm and It could have no harmful effect even if some one swallowed the whole batch by mistake. Can't say that for most cough medi cines. Numerous readers, subject to chronic bronchitis, winter cough, have reportM their satisfaction with terpln hydrate, taking a tablet or capsule containing two or three grains of terpin hydrate three or four times a day, after food, for a week or two, from time to time. This seems par ticularly helpful when the cough Is harsh and dry and expectora tion is difficult If druggists boggle at your re quest for terpln hydrate, there's nothing more I can do about it but some druggists may be in terested to know that the latest U. S. Pharmacopoeia (XII re vision) includes tablets of terpin hydrate I forget whether two grain or three-grain tablets. Then, too, many druggists have a pleasant preparation of terpin hydrate called Elixir of Terpln Hydrate, each spoonful contain ing two grains. If tha elixir does not contain a dash of some nar cotic or sedative, but only the terpin hydrate, It is all to the good. Terpln hydrate is derived from pure oil of turpentine. In any case of cough It la well to remember that coughing in itself is not only not injurious but generally beneficial, and hence It should be aided by ex pectorants and not suppressed (Continued from Paga One) his studies of the northwest In dians Just In time, for the abor igines were then on their way to the happy hunting grounds, e e e SPECIAL labor management committees are to be set up in 23 cities to recruit 83.000 new workers in the trucking Indus try ny June. Three of the 23 cities are Seattle, Portland and San Francisco. These commit tees will consist of six men. three representing trucking com panies and three from the Inter national Brotherhood of Team sters, which Is the Dave Beck organization. One of the pur poses of these committees Is to keep the recruiting of truck driv ers In the Immediate vicinity and not bring in outsiders. e e e THEY are now sendln un a balloon on a plan revealed in this column months ago. This is trie proposed new style install ment buying. The Idea Is that if you want an autnmnhllp nl. ano. refrigerator, or any other oi me aurame goods not now obtainable, you can make a de posit and beffln thp navinar Installments. When the war is over and these articles are once more manufactured the article will be delivered In tha nrripp of your priority. The plan has several angles: It would tie up money of the public which oth erwise might cause Inflation; It would save manufacturers from folding up, and the dealer would receive six per cent commission and the finance eomntnv am mp cent for collection. The collec tions Would be dermaiteH with the U. S. treasury to pay the manufacturer after the war. Tha m :)? OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1943 Brady . D. T OBSTINATE COUGH by narcotic or sedative drugs such as heroin, codeine, mor phine, laudanum, opium, pare goric and the like. Too many propreiatry cough medicines are practically such narcotics or sed atives flavored or disguized with dashes of this and that expec torant in insignificant amount. Sometimes of course it Is nec essary to suppress cough, but that is a serious matter to be left solely to the Judgment of the physician who knows the patient's condition. qCTSTION and axswias Why Drlnkprs Drink I batlara your booklet on "Dipso mania" has ftvaa ma a gnat daal of Mlp. At Isast I am faaUng much more Ilk my old asif since I bagaa taking a dally ration of Tttamlni as directed In tha booklet. Still, at tlmaa I faal the era ring and I'm afraid. (Mm. K. A. O.) Anjwar I aanustly adfla you to attend mattings or parties of an Alcoholics Anonymous group In your elty. If you know of nona, write to headquarters. Boa e8 Church 8 treat Annex, New York City, for tha ad dress of a group In your vicinity. These groups are composed of men and women who have won the fight or an helping one another to win to you will find both encouragement end good will there. On request TU tend copy of the booklet "Dlpto mania" If you Inclose 10 etnta and tamped self-addressed envelope. I now have addressee of many Alco holics Anonymous groups In parlous parte of the country addreaaes sup nlled by tha headquarters of the organisation, but probably a good many new groups tiara been formed sines tht list was prepared. Patent Leather Hair Bona 10 and 14 hare nearly broken the bank using and tonle and hair dressing. We wonder whether there la not an Inexpensive formula which would serve the pur. note. IU O.) Answer In my Judgment the spar big application of plain petroleum Jelly (petrolatum) to tha hair and not to the teal p. will accomplish everything the nostrums can aocom- sllaft for any one's hair, ana win keep tht hair at neatly dressed as any eo-eeiiea -tonic- or pomaae can. Hard Water Having recently moved from one elty to another wa find the water objectionable In taste, probably Be cause tt la to hard It leaves a white deposit on glassware. How can we treat this water to make It palatable? It such hard water Injurious to the kidneys or other organs? (R. M.) Answer Ho matter how hard the water It Is not Injurious In any way as drinking water. Hardiness due to carbonates (temporary hardness) may be boiled to soften It the carbonates precipitate as a white deposit. Per manent hardness (due to sulphstes, etc.) requires a seollte softener such as Permutlte. Ed. Motet persons wishing to eomtnanlrate with Dr. Brtdy should send letter direct to Dr. William Brady. M. p. tss Ed Csmlna. Beverly Hills. Calif. nub of tha schema is to remove the money from circulation, e e ONE of the cherished Ideas of Office of Price Administration has been discarded. This was the subsidy proposal, under which the federal covernment wnnlH pay a subsidy to maintain ceil- ing prices oi food and thus save the consumer from helna- A few subsidies have been paid, but the new rule will permit ceilings to be Increased rather than keen the mln lino h. Mo ment of a subsidy. Subsidies nave never oeen popular, for they mean assesslne? an tv. ..... pie for the benefit of a selected group. In the eomlne mnrik . housewife mav enrt n ward bulge in many items on 3HC1VC3 ox ma enmpr Brru.M t- OPA is exnecteri to feet a new ceiling plan within int weens ana all the ques tionnaires which have scared the wholesalers and retailpra anil k. "out" The supermarket, the cnain grocery and the small in dependent will hava V,.. Ings with the local branch of uua ana the latter will advise on the markups. The small store will be permitted the largest in crease, the chain store less and the SUnermarket h, - -n . i v. -iiinnrsi in crease. Under this arrangement no dealer will be compelled to en .or icsa man cost STARTS DIM-OUT San Na.a p-.t . - Lower California's coastline will be dimmed out tonight to conform with a practice In ef- ". ... .i.o united ames and Canada, the 11th naval district n nril irtayw tnJ... va WVI m Y . Thm SP ... 1 . a ;fon General Jun Felipe Rice v v.w.. ...... ,uc:, Vl MCXICO I second military zone. The armed frtrrtM ,m 70.000 young men a month out "' i.zuo.ooo who reach the age of 18 next year, according to estimates. CITED IN DEATHS AT SUPPER CLUB Grand Jury Says Depart ment Heads Lax, Incom competent, Failed Duties. Boston, Jan. 1 (U.B Four elty of Boston officials Including the building commissioner and a veteran police captain were among 10 persons under indict ment today in connection wun the world's third worst fire dis aster the Coeoanut Grove night club holocaust that cost 489 lives. All but one of those named In 11 Indictments returned late yes terday by the 20-man Suffolk county grand Jury had been ar rested and released in ball to taling S8S.300. The tenth man Theodore F. Eldracher, 68, a building inspect or of 26 years municipal serv. ice was to surrender today. All will be arraigned Monday In su perior court. Incompetence Found In addition to the Indictments, three of which charged man slaughter, the grand Jury that had spent 13 days investigating the Nov. 28 tragedy issued a statement criticizing the city's police, fire and building depart ments and tha management of the supper club. "We have found among mem bers of various departments charged with the protection of public safety, laxity, incompe tence, failure to fulfill prescribed duties effectively, and also lack of complete knowledge of du ties," the Jury said. High School News by STUDENT REPORTERS By Thelma Kaploa An entertaining A. S. B. pro gram featuring student talent, was presented yesterday morn ing In the auditorium, . under direction of Bob Davis, master of ceremonies. The program In cluded popular vocal selections by Mary Lou Swoape and Leo Miksche, piano solos by Roger Wolf, a clever monologue by Clara Daniels, an Impromptu speech by Bill VanDyke, and other skits by Leigh Eden, Wally Rice, Gene Rae and Herb Ed wards. Members of Torch Honor soc iety voted last Tuesday to spon sor a school dance to be held during the current basketball season. President Jim Hoey was appointed general chairman for the affair and will be assisted by Hortense Jennings, who will have charge of decorations. Betty Kay and Dolores Ray will handle refreshments; Jim Tuck er, publicity; Connie Warren. clean-up, and June Jarmln, pro gram. The club also completed plans for Its annual pay assem bly which this year is to be given in the early part of l ebruary. Seniors affaln wen tana nn th honor roll for the second six weeks period, with a grand total of 25members renrecenteH. Jim. tors came second with 18; and last, with 13 members, were the sophomores, according to Miss Josephine Klrtlev. vice nrlnrlnol Medford high students who have me distinction of having made the honor roll both six weeks periods so far this year include: Mvrla Ball. John TtnllnMr Hortense Jennings, Nancy Swem. Eileen Vnttns T tMla. la Arnold, Alice Brill, Ken Carpen ter, Louise wiark, Mary Crane, Don Dixon. Edna Hnr.vi rt KnlDDS. Randall T Peyton. Phyllis Williams. Nor man Aoeii, tnirlsi Braley, veme uauey, Pat Ballantyne, Lorraine Gleasnn. 11. Ann uk. bard, James Hoey, Paul Horsley. June Jarmln, Joan Millard, Ellis McCurlev. John ni,.t,v,..t Richard Stuart, Peggy Wallln no wonsiance warren. Both the Boys' and Girls leagues held mpptinv. tv. i. - - -- - . .tw. At me bova mppffn am t Sergeant Dan Ehrheart Medford an arauuaie recently returned from battles in the South Pacific, recounted some of his colorful exnerienppa .t. ... a- - UIB WBr Sergeant Dan has won the Dis- ""-- m service Cross, the How To Relieve Bronchitis Opnmnl.tnn pmILw. nMM,l w - cause it goes riant to the seat of the trouble io help loosen and expel uiu wwii iMMegm, ana aia nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, In. flmnMl hmnhl.1 m.. mm. .a " . M.uvwua iiiem branea. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the un derstanding you must hit tht way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Cht Colds, B ranchirii Purple Heart and tha Silver Star. , . On Wednesday tha Girls1 league was entertained by the girls' trio, composed of Betty can McKensie. Louise LawrenU and Helen Webb. Also Mrs. Marguerite Mills discussed ques tions which the girls had sub mitted on etiquette and manners. Flight 'o Time Medford and Jarktoa County History from tht files ef tht Hall Tribune IS aad M years ago. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY January 1 1833 at Was Sunday) Bullets fly in local home dur ing New Year's celebration. One participant is saved from injury, when billfold in pants pocket stops bullet. Three held In Jail. New county officers to take offices tomorrow. Legal hubbub predicted. Bad weather ushers In New Year in state. Cloudy with occas sional rains here. High 43, low 37 degrees. Schools of city to re-open to morrow. Crater Lake visitors past year totalled 109,738. Doris Leona Chadwlck Is first baby born in Medford in 1933. Price of cigarettes cut by manufacturers. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY January 1, 1923 at Was Monday) America will participate In reparations commission to decide Germany's war payments, if needed. France and Britain dis agree over terms. C. M. Thomas sworn in circuit Judge of Jackson county. Rain predicted. High 42, low 37.8 degrees, Scott high of Toledo defeats Corvallls 32 to 0 in New Year's game. Collection of 1922 state In come tax started. December rainfall In Medford amounts to 8.33 Inches. Rainfall in 1922 greater than previous year. Mayor Gaddls takes office. Baptist church of city in reso lution commends President Harding for his stand on prohi bition. ,' Ants Bring Up Gems From Navajo Lands Albuquerque, N. M. (U.R) Ants have mined anmrtm anrf peridots in New Mexico for cen turies, according to Prof. Stuart A. Northrop of the University of New Mexico. Northrup, head of the univer sity's department of geology, said the ants, which work down through the volcanic soil of the region, sometimes bring up wire worm irom 3U to 1100 as gems. Some of the finest D,n..i. in the world have hcen collected am mils near Fort Defi ance on tha Navaln rnl reservation, the professor said. Fine gem peridots also have come from this region, Northrop said. URGES LAW CHANGE Denver HID. ak.1i. nwumiun oi pri mary elections to be replaced bv rtartv gitiAmViii candidates Is proposed in Colo- . . nraom, uenver at torney and Republican party leader uvt 1... i . - j- ...w i.3i primary in the state cost one dollar per bal- e imenas i0 ask the next Colorado legislature to amend the primary law and provide for nomination of candidates by del egates to party assemblies chosen by the people at cau cuses. While the ORIENTAL wnnucna are being re modeled RAY'S popular dancing parties will be haM r n . . - . every WEDNESDAY and I1T1IBTMV " SATURDAY SBMU night until further notice. R Am n rut COTTON MAi GIVE ADDED SUPPLY OF PAPER FOR NEWS Mixing of Fiber With Wood Pulp Found Feasible Representative Asks Law. Washington, Jan. 1 (U.(5 Utilization of cotton in the man ufacture of pulp products was proposed today by Chairman Hampton P. Fulmer, D., S. C of the House Agriculture com mittee, to offset the threat of a newsprint shortage. Fulmer said that at his direc tion the U. S. Bureau of Stand, ords had tested the feasibility of mixing limited quantities of cotton with wood pulp. They found it worked per fectly," he said. He announced he would Introduce a bill In tha new congress providing for use of 4,300,000 bales of cotton an nually for this purpose. Cotton content of the mixture, he explained, would run from five to 13 per cent. The result. ant DToduct could ha nuH rf only In newsprint manufacture. dui aiso xor writing paper, rayon and other synthetics. Admitting that the cost would be "slightly higher," Fulmer said such action was necessary to protect American forests and to maintain the economic bal ance of the south after the war. Ottawa, Ont., Jan. 1 (U.R) Rationing of print paper to newspapers and periodical In Canada was announcer! vntan. day by the wartime prices and iraae Doara. The rationing order, which Is effective today parallels similar action taken in the United States and carries out here planes fore cast last October when the first orders limiting croduction anil delivery of newsprint and maga zine paper were announced con currently In Washington and Ottowa. Buffalo. V. Y. Jan. 1 niPl ElRht-vear-old Jerome Rrvlaki was on the road to recovery to- aay auer me removal of one of his two stomachs. Jerome became 111 Dec 12 while riding in the family car. Doctors diagnosed the case aa an acute abdominal condition, pos sibly appendicitis. The usual preparations for an appendectomy were made but doctors found, in addition to tha Inflamed appendix, a twisted sec ond stomach several inches from the normal organ. The lad s appendix and abnor mal stomach were mil In an operation which took an hnnr and a half. Hard Of Hearing Turn Idle Hours Into Man Hours. Contact SAM METE, Consultant FREE AUDIOMETRIC CHART DEMONSTRATION SONOTONE HEARING AIDS SOIIOTOHE Rm. 10, Jackson Co. Bk. Bldg. SONOTONE OF PORTLAND 921 Falling Bldg.. Portland, Oregon FEATURING RAY'S ORCHESTRA New and Old Time Music Popular Price DOUBLE STOMACH FOUND IN YOUTH mull
