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m V**f p'J•S PTO« sT' *y"I.'l W-< iP*v# W^? 8W M 7" ( ~ •'•. "* ' %' < " jiK' ' *• ' ,* / : -si' • y Vfl i#~ &?•, - ;^&TORM& LEONARD A. BARRETT , ,a\ f _ ~ , The p r e s i d e n t of o n e of o u r s t a t e >- --=? universities remarked to the writer: "I |ove a fight.'" What he meant wai that he loved to tackle a tough situation, to face a difficult probv* MMMH1. if lem and have the satisfaction of solving it. Just so! The heroic, within us should respond to the challenge of a despejate « circumstance. When t h e r e s p o n s e •• ' does not come. r1 V we may, be sure that the cause is *. •f "feai".'" "Fear doth make cowards o f . us a l l . " P e r f e c t l o v e c a s t s o u t : v.r not ottly in the realm of the amotion? hut also in the social and /• economic struggle;. If we could get *' rid of fear--fear of failure, fear to %^;fventure, fear of the opinions of othwe: would" overcome, one of th'6 most difficult stumbling blocks to l***.?*'. national as well as individual prog- ./ , "Tees.- It is fear that impels us to rationalize toy pretending ' Fear leads us to a mental denial of real- :iSv ity and places us in a dangerous ..attitude, impotent and void of^ constructive action. What have storms to do with life? ,. ; What is there left after the earthquake, the wind, the fire, the flood? • a, Storms always destroy something. That is evident to us ail: Perhaps '• ' there is something in all of us that ' - should be destroyed. It may be pride, or selfishness. We may have !. trusted our real happiness to material rather than spiritual realities. : . Gold is refined from its alloy. ^ Storms destroy the dross. In si storm at sea, the captain of the ship may lose his life, but is there noth- : ing that endures? The sea may be v wide and deep, but the influence of bravery and faithfulness to duty is wider and deeper than the sea. Courtage and fidelity cannot be contained in an abstract universe. The power of the cosmos is but a symbol of - the power that m^iy be loosed in . human endeavor. After the storm ' the sea sparkles with the sunlight / of a. new day. Time is elemental ' . in the storms of life..' Faee the storm; assume respon- " sibility for clearing it®' wreckage, r , Do not rationalize concerning the conditions that bring it to pass. 4 Who is to blame that we had a depression, a flood, a fire? Our own ; ~ selfishness, our own carelessness, our own lack of prophetic vision, . ; our failure to study human values as seriously as we study human •V;'V desires. Nature grows trees to pro-* tect us from floods, yet we heedr . lessly cut them down to build our ; ' modern cities. We insure our prop- --erty and grow careless at the point ; of adequate protection. No life can be free from storms. \ but every life must learn how to bravely meet the storm. For life has qualities that no storm can de- ' }I,'~ stroy. Half the battle is fought in its beginning. Peace comes after the storm is over. "I love a fight!" Yes, and I can be "a hero in the strife." . -- • Western Newspaper Union. My Neighbor Says:= Te remove paper that has stuck to a polished surface soften with a little «live oil. • o. Dahlias require a good supply of water and a sunny location* Do not plant, where there are tree roots. r - • • • When buttering sandwiches dip <jtpil(c in hot water frequently and ir~wltt^be much easier to spread the butter, ' Store mayonnaise ifi a cbot^ but not too cold, place in the refrigerator. If chilled, mayonnaise is apt to separate. * , • • • Bottles containing flavoring, extract* and seasonings should be kept tightly corked or the contents will lose their flavor. Delicately flavored vegetables should be steamed or cooked slowly do Our Washington Letter • --BFNMImmI tdltorlal TBI JleHBniY WJUHDSALD^ Vn»i i , » "*T i •r ;< y • ty '^SSAL1 iTH NOTES MUCH LEGISLATIVE INTEREST IN HEALTH mortality rate per 100,000 from motor vehicle accidents was 31.4 in 1936 against 32.6 in 1934. At considerable expense and the application of the most skillful and painstaking effort, the aggregate mortality from diphtheria and typhoid fever was cut from 1,508 deaths in 1920 to 239 in 1936, an An unusual degree of interest in health protection and safety has been manifested by the members of the General Assembly now sitting. No improvement of 1,269 or 84 per cent, less thah 35 out of the first 253 bills Deaths from motor vehicle accidents introduced relate morfe or less direct- w®nt up from 728 in 1920 to 2,464 in Washington, March 3 -Relatively ly to these subjects. Of particular 1936,» an unfavorable difference of few legislative measures of importance significance - with respect to prevc>n: 1>™6 <or 238 P^ent Thus the m- +i,rr.ulv, rho ViWV-a^o n,wt tive medicine are the following: crease in the destruction of life by are getting t^roujh the blockade oi^t- Hous(_ ^ ^ m >im „ the motor veMdes more than .11 , T! V« tK« control of venereal diseases. Both the gain in saving life from typhoid law makinsr because reQuire that Persons making ap- fever and diphtheria. Success m pren «fi, Plication for a license to marry shall venting typhoid fever and diphtheria all °thei policios are more oi less con- ^ examined by ,a duly licensed cam* only after organized effort w^idi tingent on the solution of this vital nhvsjeiftn as to thfi cxistence or non„ resulted in a considerable degree of and MM California Colt View* World controversy between the *«c»tive, p25,,tl,VO iud";'"1 vrTChe«,' u ere»' disease." One, 114, requires the practice. It appears that the death Federal pov eminent. Unless there is ik ^nvs *nH march of motor cars will be checked a sudden alteration of political strat examination within 15 days and the, m*y"c other within 5 days. Laboratory tej»ts only through the adoption and rigid egy the country can net expect any fix* must ^ made at the discretion enforcement of a driver's license law ed pattern in legislation until thi^ phvsician Bnl 142 forbids marriage which will result in a considerable deprcblem is unsciambled bj a decisive _*hout jaboratory ieats of persons Rrpe of control over the habits and ! x « t"? V - u Who have been infected. Both require Practice of motor car drivers. While the W.hit$ House let the a certj(tfiCa.te. of health as a prerequis-i Rabies caused 9 deaths among ht»V hint gain currency that the President s ite ^ a marriage license. Bill 114'mans in spite of the fact that anti-. fireside talk over the radio March 9 the medical fee for the exam- rabic vsccine. was provided by" the is propaganda to win popular support Nation to $2, while 142 limits it to $5 State Department of Public Healtti for the court change idea, they are n°t with a limit of an addtional $2 for the for the treatment of 5,336 persons' at all pleased at the indifference ^ laboratory fee where tests are mand- who had been bitten by clogs suspect* their Opponents." .Then", the Borah atory. ed or known to be rabid. counter-propfosal of an amendment - jjause Bill 118 would require a medwhich would revive the states rights ^ examinatiort annually of all res-! MOTION PICTURES AVAILABLE issue, opce the i*allying cry of the tauraiit and dramshop employees.^ It j^ » . - . ;• Democratic party, has coirijplicated, especially^'-'at the control of Ven-J' loan library: of motion pifctiire matters somewhat. The economists ergaj • diseases and tuberculosis. ' films embracing'-35 .titles on"i6 mm. and politicians are privately chuckling becaUise the Borah scheme contemereal1 diseases Senate Bill 19 woyld appropriate silent stock and 23 titles on 35 mm. . . $1,000,000 for the construction of a stock is maintained by the State Deplates a form of decentralization giv- gtate tuberculosis sanitarium com- partment of Public Health for the ing jndividual states greater jpower in modious enough to care for 2,500 pa- beneftt of any responsible person in tients. Admission would be voluntai-y Illinois who wishes to bon-ow these 'visual aids to health education. The handling social and economic problems. It is the exact opposite of prevailing theories that the Federal government must have complete control because of the inadequacy of state regulation. Those who subscribe to the old doctrine of states sovereignty will Borah banners, which will leave a collision of principles of party and political with preference to the poor. j a House Bill 5? would enable cities pictures may be borrowed without co# and villages to establish local health except transportation one way. Pro departments by popular vote. Funds jectors for showing the ,16 mm; fil from, a tax levy bf 1 mill could be may be borrowed on the same terms. nfobablv e-ather beneath the US<?d leffaIly onlV throu^ the health I" a series 0f still picture films with «,;n « department which would be administ- projectors may a]so be had on loan. ered by a board of 5 members with j The,-equipment may be reserved for i-xpendiency--and probably te,'?S' , ^ definite only' pread dixsenson between New Dealers "al IS " 10 8,X film5 be ** "* T*' and old-line Democrats Irf say nothing th® hea,th ,5 f 1 ^2 A series of extending of schisms among Mr. uB orah's lisikb erinfluence would be possible under the over several months will be arranged al followers in the Senate. provisions of this bill. j when desired. The uncertainty as to the.course of House Bills 21 and 95 provide for| jt is recommended that requests for , ^ . . the sterilization of persons guilty of recommendations be made as far in LJure ^ch" <" cri""!S *«'inst Children- ' ^" .. practicable and U»t ftrst o7tial t"X„ S? of'lir8 cP.rrdrive'"l tjv.. oryA licensing of motor car driveia a"d,Seir,>e"qau e^sts for motion pictures grams tyke the wage and hour regula- while 7 and 130 require the own-'f thi library should b®addressed tion schemes, now floating around the • . ' . „„u;„iQQ -orw . mis iiuwiy snuuiu ,.. White House the turbulent spectacle s of mo^°r vehicles to carry insui- to the State Department of Public r .< •. j • ^ , ance-against personal injury and" of sit-do^ strikes m a variety- of t 3amage House Bill 8 comindustr. es has, ' in effect developed Ws these features. House Bill 76 some sentiment within the Administra- wQuld, enable courts to deny drivinf? tion for compelling trade unions to- iviI es for one year to thoBe who assume legal responsibility for their violate traffic r IationS)^hi]e House Health. Springfield. DISEASE PREVALENCE^ Scarlet fever with 600 to 700 new cases weekly is the most prevalent (_ most widely distributed notifiable^ cies in an al,o of- mood, , it se^ ems that gasoline cto p1erso ns intov«xnic„ ated wi^th e™ci.d emi7c .d"i seas7e in the Sj tate at this 5 aCtS;u V°}[\[Cul #Xi^n'ieS ke€P" Bill 149 would prohibit' the sale of mg the Federal labor mediation agen- - House BiH 121 adds several narcotic usual seasonal trend, a high prevalsubstances to those previously includ- ence during the next two months will local authorities will be obliged to take bi"S Alth^>1 ,the inldencf is • . u- u ,j j- 1 traffic regulation. nine somewhat lower than in either ™ ™ »°»'d «»"••« »f 193? or ms, prevalence ,, cons.dergrabbed by the central government at ]egs than 50 000 population to erect ably higher than was anticipated. Washington. V.goro.s action by local and maint,in pubHc hMpitais if so de- t£, ,uc«ssive season, of «ncided at an election. usually heavy prevalence it seemed • . . . . . , House B i l l s 43 and 141 e n a b l e c i t i e s j u s t i f i e d to e x p e c t c o n s i d e r a b l y l e s s resistance to this form of coewion may ofJess ^5^0 to increase debt {his year but such is not the case". If afford the real cure. Even the radical ----- - """* -- Blum government in control of France was obliged to bar sit-down strikes when they had gone t6o far. Farnot u"mind* Law. 1 Pneumonia with 500 to 600 new ful of the temper of the people and Senate Bill 57 and House Bills 45 & cases weekly is about one-half as ^fter nation-wide strikes in 143 wouj<j reduce from 10 to 8 hours prevalent as at the beginning of the 1892-94, which an offlcial report says the legaj WOring day for women with year. The disease is likely to continue produced an intense public fear of exceptions. Senate Bill 72 at about the present incidence level and resentment against trade unions. would provide a 6.hour day and a 5. untU April. The policy of^ residen oseve day week for wage earners generally. Influenza has been considerably with respect to this trend is watched • ' • more prevalent than a year ago but with interest because of John L. Lew- MORTALrrY UP SHARPLY IN 1936 case reoorts are ®n the decline with C. I. O. chieftain, pax$ >n the elec- # 0Sa onn Organizers of the Lewis camp > r Thursdftj, Xaztdi 4,1^37 MARCH COMBS IN LDCE A LAMB The n^onth of March at least Ihred up to tHe .ftrst part of the old * phecy, "in like a lamb and out like a lion," when it arrived with spring' breezes Monday. Ju#t how. the month will leave cannot be foretold hut the hope is generally expressed that the n second part of the prophecy will not be fulfilled. HOUSE CALL OPTICAL SERVICE III YOUR OWH HOME NO EXTRA CHARGE 18.50 GLASSES COMPLETE AS LOW AS For appointment, Phone Chicago, Franklin 8510 -- McHenry 6Q-W or Write to -- Dr. M. M. Kagan OPTOMFTRIC EYE SPBCIAUSt 108 N. State Street, CKkagt) This California Colt, only twelve, hours old, takes his first look atthe big world. He was the first foal of the year at Ranch6 San Luis; Rey, famed Southern California breeding farm, and is a brother Jto the» well known"thoroughbred 'Alexander Pantages. It will be two years be-;| fore this young hopeful is given Vj name aiid sent tQ the starting^ gate. .. ' A Champion and Mis Family 1 MONEY TO LOAN I have clients who have money to lend on first mortgages on real estate and others who want to borrow money on reil estate. If interested either way, I will be glad to talk it over with you. Joseph R. Sikes Waukegan National Bank Bldg. 4 S. Genesee St, Waukegan, IIL '* TEL. MAJESTIC 103 KENT ft COMPANY AH Kinds of I N S U R A N C B Placed with the moat reliable Computet Ceaie in and talk it over nhoae MeHeory • Champion Freelands Farmer^ shown in this unusual picture, as he wheeled some of Ijis youngsters to the recent cocker spaniel show in Chicago. . , , t . j ed in the Uniform Narcotic Control prevail sighted union bosses are not unmind- T 1 "* is tion." have placed the President in a tough from 200 to 300 per week. Provsional returns for the entire Smallpox continues to smoulder in year of 1936 indicate that the number widely distributed foci with case re- !?. cl®,ming their °f deaths in Illinois, 92,655, was great- ports varying from 15 to 40 per fhnf Pono ifianf wanfc irAII T r\ lAtn » ' ' ° » ,, ,. " , , er than in- any previous year since week. So far the disease has been .... . .it .. 1918 when 106,177 fatalities occurred, nearly twice as prevalent as during pudiates this claim, the break with the Calculated on ^ of 7m^ the corresponding period of 1936. Lewisites is not far off and if he ig- ple -n the State< the death nte ^ Whooping cough is running about nores it the public will gain the im- 1000 popuja^j, last year, 11.8, was parallel to last year with case reports pressum that the Chief Executive is hi^j,er for anjr year since 1928, ranging from 200 to 300 weekly. « when Jt was 12 2 ^ rate jor igi8 Diphtheria, although notfeeably less as 16.7, the highest on record. A sharp prevalent than a year ago, is much jump in mortality from pneumonia wore prevalent than need be with 25 permitting paid union organizers to use him and his high office for a tool to persuade reluctant non-union work ers^t joining is the patriotic thing 7n 46 weekly. A* *te li escop_i. c vi• ew of- t..h e .l egislative. .l oss of life cau, s„e.d by the heat wave r * last summer, 1,36A0 ' 'de aths, and, con horizon shows many important measures will soon find the limelight. Up- siderably Among the notifiable endemic diseases, gonorrhea and syphilis rank greater losses from heart highest with from 200 to 300 new permost in the conversation, .re such <*ncer, nephritis, items as the revamped NRA or new p•; lexy ..a.n d, diab, ete.s. .w ere chi,e fly re- WW .nd hoar r«gil.tions; . mive- the hlgher mortal,ty ment hastening reorg.nii.tion <jf Fed- ,,, ^ e departments <"°t tt>« jud.ei.ry b typhoid fever, tuberculo.i. revamping scheme) to save time and d meosI " M<>rU,ity from scarlrt money; possibility ofl89.000 "fore- diphtheria and whooping cough closures on homes and farms which WM |cM in 1935 he Home Owners Loan Corporation Pncumo„u and influenza we„ thc apo. cases of each reported weekly. Tuberculosis ranl\s third with from 126' to 200 fresh c4 ses per week. in a small amount of boiling water in the bag as a landlord; interuntil tender, aild the water boils away. 0 Associated Newspapers.--WNXI Service. . . . . T t T, „ . , . o n l y c o m m u n i c a b l e d i s e a s e s r e s p o n s - ference of the White House in food ib]e sie„ilicaBt]y high(,r POTPOURRI {and drug legislation, which now threatens a renewal of a battle between the Senate and House over the Tallest Memorial Shaft The tallest shaft erected to the memory of a man is the 555- -foot Washington monument. It ^ 'was erected in two periods covering 14 years. Work began in 1848 and ceased seven years later because of fund shortage. It began again in 1878 and was dedicated in 1885. Its total cost was $1,200,000. 6 Western Newspaper Union. rates in 1936 than in 1935. The number of deaths attributed to pneumonia, . .. . . . m , 6,258, was the greatest Since 1928 advertising control features; farm when that disea8e wag re8pon8ible for organizations which opposed the 7 W7 ^ata.litiC3. President's -reciprpcal trade agree- ' ment legislation are watching the Department of State for signs of an Capitalize Torture Test Turn Proof Into Values The 1937 TERRAPLANE driven 1,000 miles at 88.54 miles per hour--the Torture Test of EnduranoA The HUDSON-EIGHT driven 2,104 miles in 24 hours. _ ^ You are cordially invited to enjoy a brand new driving experience in a 1937 HUDSON or TBKRAPLANB, with the new selective automatic shift -- Greatest driving advancement in years. ^ No obligation, nothing new to learn. Gome in «r phone, we are at your'service any time. Liberal allowance on your used. car. Buy now before the price goes up. The most car at the lowest price in history. Phone 14 McHenry, 111. Chirlte's Repair Shop Next Door TV> Hoot Noonan's On U. & 12 RADIATORS REP A EM® BODIES and FEND KM Straightened r -7 - sign Painting ; ^-MJruek Lettoing Acetylene Welding CHARLES RIETEfHEL A. P. Freuod Co. Excavating Contractor rrucking, Hydraulic and Ormiie Service Road Building teL 204 M McHenry, HL to The defect which causes the eye Incomplete registration returns show 112,003 births, a rate of i4.3 per . ^ . _ , . . . 1 , 0 0 0 e s t i m a t e d p o p u l a t i o n . T h i s r a t e open door on tariff heanngs which is shghtly higher than 14.2 for 1935 has been promised under Congression- but the excesB of births over deathS( ,al pressure; recognition (privately) 19>348> i3 the lowe8t on record> com. by several lawmakers that the in- pari ^ 21)889 for 1918( the next qu,^ labor spies m Industry was not lowest It ig probftble that delayed understood or appreciated by the pub- retTirn9^ bring the 1936 figure of lie largely because of- the reaction excess birtha u to about the ,evel {or against the sensation 'sit-down 191g( or somewhat hi he 23,000 or methods of the strikers which was 24 000 coasidered an adaptation of a foreign 'MoUr vehiclfe ^cid^ts were re- 1 a; that Major George Berry, or- sponBible for 2,464 deaths. 130 greater „ become very painful in the pres- ^anizer of the pro-Roosevelt outfit-- t^an in ^935 but m ieBS tban the alienee of light is called photophobia. kn^wn as Lab°r Non-Partisan Com- time hiph record Qf 2,675 in 1934. The Honesty With Onrselves H we be honest with ourselves Wr aball be honest with each other ..." mittee, is rapidljj losing out with his colleagues and with the Administra- labor matters now pending in partition; and finally that one or two early ular will do much to break, the imdecisions by the Supreme Court oh passe On Capitol Hill. GABBY GERTIE Thlow •# All' ORDS Um fine qoaliti«a pt tUl OU Heated Jamcrwaj Broodar; triad. teat«d and a«*irt«d bjr poulli jbmii rwhere aa brooder icitfc--< mm Hers la a brooder with tha aafa. ana notnical, dependable he&tlnir qualitioa of tlx beat coal burning brooder combined with all <ht convaaianeea and advant*gca of oil heat. It la worthy of all the name and trada&ark Januiwajr atandi for in merit and valua. A go-getter is one who can talk any giving subject." jfaxuands of Umm brooder* in In uaa. Owner* mem daligfcted. They tall thatr : ••d that andcn •anient alona haa raaultad In doubling the aalw of thla atova aad $«ts N«w Standards for Breeding Resuib The Janeaway aeta the pae« became it haa everything a good brooder ihould ha«<a T~. . 8 sallon oil tank on aturdy high lega . . . raiaed ctrainer . . . autooMti** tTV Alter ... oil pip* clean-out . . overflow pipe . . . thermostat assembly of dia eoa* and machineS parts . . . air intake regulator • • . draft equaliser . . . voaf pipe ventilator . . . cast iron base, burner, lid and pip* collar . . . radiator typo kMl dram . . . galvanized hover and many other features that make It tho ideal timortw ate! outstajMUng buy of tho -- wwi! t We are authorised Jamesway Dealers and weloomo tko opportanfcr of danonstratisf stovo to you. Wo also carry * complete Uno at Jwnaawajr chick aad mtun Aoek jJj.VYCITAL HARDWARE ' Phone 98-M . . 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