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Show THE JOURNAL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, igyTH The Home Workshop THE READER'S COURTROOM 'Silent Liar as Effective By WILL BERNARD, . LLB. as a Noisy One Make Hooked Rug With Squared size desired m later the horse died. The realized he had been taken buyer in, and sued the farmer for fraud. At the trial, the farmer argued that he couldnt be blamed for something he did not say. However, the court disagreed and held him liable. The judge said that, in a situation like this, the farmers silence was really the same thing as an outright lie. weeks May You Tell a Lie Without Saying a Word? A farmer' horse developed a disease that showed no external symptoms but was always fataL Promptly the farmer decided to sell the animal for whatever it would bring. Soon he found a likely buyer and gave him a rousing sales talk about the horse. He praised Its appetite, its disposition, and its appearance everything, in , tising some of the acts in his show. He liked the posters so well that he applied for a copyright on the drawings. A few months later, he was dismayed to see the very same pictures displayed by a rival circus! When he sued for infringe- - From Common Cold: That HANG Oil elderly man came to a comer without and, looking right or left, started across the street. An on- 'Keep Moving' mo Is Life Recipe ' Berjore Cough; An fact, except its health! About that, he didn't say a word. The other May a Clever Advertisement man was duly impressed, and Be Copyrighted? A circus owner hired a commermade the purchase. But a few cial artist to draw posters adver j T tract!? Pattern 201 gives, actual-siz- e designs and Illustrated directions fi every step. Price of pattern la 23c WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE Drawer 10 Bedford Hills. New York. i coming motorist slammed on his brakes, but too late to avoid an accident. The man suffered sever juries, and later sued the driver for damages. Asked to explain his own the pedestrian inattention, said: Im not as young as I used to be. But the court was not impressed by this explanation, 'and turned down the mans claim. The cuse for carelessness. by adding any squares. 12-inci- Hooked Rug Add-A-Squa- re I Creomulsion relieves promptly becsuili It goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ ladi ' phlegm and aid nature to soothe at heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchi; mucous membranes. Tell your druggii to sell you a bottle of Creomuhu with the understanding you must lil the way it quickly allays the cou; or you are to have your money bac, THIS is an interesting design of interlocked circles, flowers and cherries. It may be made in ment, the other conpany argued that mere poster drawings are not artistic enough to be copyrighted. But the court disagreed and ruled that this was indeed ja infringement. Tne judge said that art which appeals to the common peo pie is Just as deserving of protection as art of the highbrow vari EASY! No skill required. Handles like putty . . . and hardens into wood. RESET CREOMULSIOI, for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchi! ,, LOOSE HANDLES i- - ety. row LAST WEEK'S Are you going through the function! "middle-ag- e ANSWER women period peculiar ttzrHA years) ? Does this matey you suffer from hot flashes, feel i tired? Then dive tn nervous, high-struntry Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetabionver Compound to relieve such symptoms Regular use of Plnkhame Compoua,om helps-builup resistance against thihese distress I annoying middle-ag- e LYDIA E. PIIIKIIAMS comVowL (38-5- 2 g, Cherokee Strip Veteran Advocates Full Activity WIS. Ben Holcomb believes that if you dont stay put, you can do a lot of living in 78 KENOSHA, Years. ' Ben ought to know. He ran for a homestead in the Cherokee strip when he was 22; he made and lost a small fortune in land speculation in Oklahoma; he came to Milwaukee, sold cooking utensils and went broke again, and at 70 ha bought a pick and 10 acres in Kenosha county and built a house. Now he wants to go back to Oklahoma. I suppose I havent made much of myself, Ben says, but its been fun. Most fun and hardest work was the rush for land in Oklahoma, he says. Ben is one of the few survivors of the Cherokee strip, the dash to stake out a homestead in Oklahoma. That was on Sept. 10 ACROSS 1. Upright 0. Cyprinold fish 9. Like a wing 10. 11. Dried plum 12. Pineapples (So. Am.) 14. King of 15. Bashan (Bib.) Period of 17. time Former Russian council 18. tory. There wasnt supposed to be a soul there. All the cattlemen had taken the cattle out the year before trainloads of em, all Long horns. The country was completely evacuated except for the sooners. had entered too soon slippedThey in past the guards. Thats why are called Sooners. -- Okla-homa- Large marine crustacean Vf On electric fans, lawn mowers I DOWN Boston 1. Cant 20. Soak flax 2. Eskimo tool 24. Water god 3. Beaches (Babyl.) 4. Care for 26. Neuter medically pronoun 5.Sklp,aa a Thrice 'stone, on (mus.) water Clubs 6. Greedy Large, 7. Kind of tropical riddle lizard 8. Outer layer 31. Twilled roller skates 3 IN ONE Oil 1 v . 11. of teeth Game played33. on horseback 34. 37. Move side- ways 38. Coalition 40. Dancing girl fabric Fastened 1 with wax Egypt) 44, Stitch 46. Cuckoo Sums up No. 21. Medieval se boat 22. Biblical character 23. Sewing im- plement 25. Perch 28. Sailor 1893. Folks came from all over and lined up on the Oklahoma-Kansa- s border, Ben says. The strip extended the length of the line and was 100 feet deep. It was jammed s far as I could see there were people, on foot, on horseback and with wagons. Some were packed in trains that were waiting for the signal to take off into the new terri- River (Eng.) 48. Solitary 18. Secure 49. Afresh 16 Longing 50. City (Okla.) 19. Native of 29. a If Peter Bun (alang) Sharp to the taste vith i ntoO 32. United States of ;erpl;t America HO (abbr.) vrt 35. Past 36. Recom- if led JP ment 43. Extents of II 5s- 1w canvas I ust las 1 Lettered telephone 17. plates Entitle f0 ns O-vc'-,-- Fish Smeller's Nose Is His Stock in "When the soldiers gave the everbody streaked out across SAN PEDRO, CAL. As the plains. There were long as buggies Johnny buckboard affairs, and little two Bumanglag can keep his nose in wheeled carts. shape, he doesnt have to worry about a job. "ITwre were eight in my party. We had been in the Naturally, it doesnt take an ex- country before and knew Just which land we want- - pert to tell when canneries are in this harbor town. But e,Were going t0 ! eight working neighboring quarter sections east persons with sensitive noses are of the spot that was set for a citv needed to pick bad fish from good fish and prevent tobe named Alva. canning of spoiled fish. I had a Texas pony, built Just like a jackrabbit. We lit off across Thats Johnnys the prairie and ran 18 miles. It was smeller, one of thejob.fewHes a fish hot and I didnt have any water here. Although science employed has develMy tongue got so swollen that I oped mechanical processes to decould hardly talk. I bummed some tect spoiled fish, there's as water from a sooner and we ran r SS QUlCk SS anothing scnsltive some more. We found the plot wed nose picked and stayed there. The fish pass by Bumanglag on sig-na- l, tOi sricl menced 39. Large fish 41. Fastener 42. Advertise- 45. 1 1 tip-to- p Trade a conveyor belt. He pulls a small section from the stomach of each fish, whiffs it, and passes ment. If its O.K., he lets thejudgfish continue to the cooking room. Bui if he detects anything th fish is yanked from theamiss, conveyox and tossed into a pile to be converted into meal. Johnny figures he smells 35 tc tni3u fish a day workin from i toJ hours at a 1 FOR fast relief, mb Alto tor f tor ntf COLDS. Aeh "- - -- v k - ' widely offered ive et neuralgia. huoachM eewOav tor Children. pv1 he can snifi . "v M ThM- CopyrUM 1W. 16-ho- ur period. The job has occupational hazards For example, smellers are plagued by neck muscles which ache from the constant intake ol air, averaging one smell every 72 seconds. y ' ' JhVr -f- strtch. Averag. minute 23,400 fish In a ' h' L-- , QUICK! RUBIN THE ORIGINAL BAVME ANALGESIQUB E rcILV: |