Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 2

Star of Hope, 1899; Press, 1927. Consolidated January 18, 1929 0 Justice, Deliver Thy Herald From False Report! Published every week-day afternoon by Star Publishing Inc. C. E. Painter Alex.

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Civilization Must Have A Better Solution Now that the state of Ohio has taken the life of Anna Marie Hahn. Ihe account of the lady who fed poison to a number of unsuspecting old men pre- wmbly is squard. Yet while there has seldon been a condemned to be excuse, it is hard for anyone who read the stories of this woman's last days to keep from feeling that society used rather messy and inefficient method of settling things. On the surface, what happened in the Columbus death house was quite in order and fully justified. Ohio has law providing the death penalty for first degree murder.

Mrs. Kahn was duly convicted, and the highest courts tuled that she had had a fair trial: the governor quite sensibly remarked tha he coula not have commuted this sentence on any ground but one of The woman committed murder, apparently, for no better to get money to gamble on the horse races. Society certainly suffered no appreciable loss when she was excuted. And yet how can one read the gastly stories about the last act of the miserable drama without feeling that there must be a better wov for -ocielv to square accounts? We are hardly better off today for having had the spectacle of Mrs Hahn grovelling in her cell, collapsing on the way to the electric chair scream mg frantically for help while the guards strapped on the electrodes. Nor nt a er at i811t refl6Ct ths woman 13-year-son.

Ung mimT 3 0 him Unavoidable, all this? Of course it was unavoidable. Given the laws ulat W6 have thG unHprstanHirtfr tVnt i uiui we nave 01 crime and punishment tlie ct re ction have against a who takes human life coldly'and without passion all of this had happen. Yet to admit thaat is no at aU the same as to admit that this, was the best way of settling things 1 1 itself a ainst man things, for nou It must defend itself against violence, against the loS SS Pnma! ge t0 aC sc in order to reach a desired vr temL StatC develc )mem we use violence to pre- al 1 im rta One of these value, HOPE STAR, HOPE, ARKANSAS fc M. a Off. By DB.

MORRIS F1SHBEIN Journnl of the American Medical Association, nnd of Hygein, the Wealth Magazine Unnecessary Hmrying at Work Helps Carbon Monoxide Get. in Your Blood This Is Hie fourth of a series five articles on carton monoxide poisoning it im.v avoided. The New York State Department of Labor has given special consideration to carbon monoxide poisoning, and has issued the following advice to be adopted when difficulties occur: 11) Keep windows up as mm-h as possible. Do not permit the engine to run and di.scnrgc exhaust gas direct- into the air of the working room t.very workman should have a flexible tube which can be attached to the xhaust pipe, and through which the exhaust gas may be ou(- loors. Remember that carbon morio- gas hii.s no smell.

You cannot know if carbon monoxide is in the air by th- smell of the eoom or by cloudines of the atmosphere. If you suffer with headaches with report the fact at once so thai the 4 Mr conditions may be investigated and proper ventilation established' I If you do not feel, well see a doctor at once. You may be particularly to carbon monoxide gas. more so than the others. In that case you had better change your occupation.

It is not safe for you to bo exposed to even very small amounts of the gas. Do not hurry around uneces- at your W0 rk. The more exercise you take, the more carbon monoxide gas will get into your blood. It one of your comrades faints gut him out into the fresh air at once blankets under and over him and i-urround him with hot water bottles or hot bricks. Keep him warm at all -costs or he may develop pneumonia.

Persons who become asphyxiated with carbon monoxide gas are peculiarly susceptable to pneumonia Ui I tile gas company and an am- bu anee at once. You must always -all both of these, because ambulances T'e not equipped with resuscitation patient should be given artificial re- pnatmn by what is known as the Manual" or "Schaefer" method Everyone wroking industries vnere there is a possibility of exposure a carbon monoxide gas should be fain liar with this method of resusciat- It is easily carried out Anv ne can learn ho wto do it. hus by his knowledge be able to save someone's life. If the Schaefer method of artificial respiration does not produce results it is now a standard procedure to administer, together with the artificial respiration, a mixture of oxygen and small (inanities of carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide stimulates the brain center associated with breathing and the oxygen will help to displace the carbon monoxide fro mils combinat- A Book a Day By Bruce Catten Thimsctny, Docemb'er 22,1038 You Wmit to Own l)o(r? Lei us say that you live in city Cor in suburb thereof) mid Ihnt you would very much like lo own a dog but don't because you feel thnt city is no fit place for a log to live.

If nil of this is the case, then you should rened "How to Raise Dog," by Dr. Juntos Kinncy and Ann Honeycut (Simon Schuster: For Dr. Kinney. prominent New Yok veterinarian, bluntly reverses the popular conception by stilting flatly that a city is 11 swell place for a dog, and that most city dogs nr healthier, happier mid inn with the red coloring matter of (lie blood and thus give the tissues of the body opportunity to recover. better eared for than country dogs.

After nil, says Dr. Kinney, the clog has beeti domesticated for so-me thousands of years. He is used to artificial environment. The old urge- to chose his prey mid live savage life in the wild has been pretty well bred out of him. He has been living in cities quite as long as man lias, aivl is every bit as acclimated.

To be 'sure, the metropolitan dog owner must know how to care for his pel-how feed him, ow to xc rise him. how to train him so that he wilj fit into city-life. But the job is pretty simple, and this book provides an excellent blueprint for it. "How to Hnis-en Dog," then, is useful sort of book. It should bi- added Dint it is nU 0 a plonsnnt, slyly humorous one, with a James Thurbei-ish air which is not entirely due to the fact that Mr.

Thurber has provided it with perky set of illustrations. WAR i JMV If you've declared ar against Homo of those odfls-aiul-eiuls that are clotterinR up your home, it's time to do simc-thing about it. A Hope Star Want Ad will fight the battle for win! It gels results fast and very cheaply! Said Yoitr Clarified Ad Mail or Hrhuj lo Hope. OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY YOU'VE BEE MISSED DOWM THE LATSLV, BOYS SO USED TO YOU UOT BEiW THAT IHEY'RE JlNaUN 1 7HEIP, CHAMQE RfQHT OUT LOUD iKJ THEIR -17 EcSAD, TIME HAS BEBM ABSORBED WITH MEW AMP STARTLIMG -JHE MAr.E OP DETAIL. AMD RESEARCH THAT IS REQUIRED WOULD SWAMP THE AVERAGE IMTELL-ECT AMD A SCIEMTlST OP MY REPUTATION CAMWOT AFFORD FORGE A PRODUCT THAT EW- coMpA'SSesTHe'SLicjHTesT FLAW -DURIMC5 MV 30 YEARS IM THE FIELD OF SCIENJCE FAILURE HAS WEVER SULLIED ESCLTTCHEOM By J.

R. WILLIAMS TALKS BIGGEST INVEMTIOMS IM THE WORLD- 12-22. FOR SALE-7 week old pigs. 3 months old pigs. Male Hog Service Ramsey.

21-3tp FOR SALE Holiday Specials Shampoo Set and Dry 35c; Oil Shampoo and Set Dry 65c; Manicure 35c- Eye Brow, Lash Dye and Arch 50c- Cocktail Facial 50. Stuart's Beauty Salon, Phone 752. Jan 7 Pd. FOR Steinway Grand, slightly used, Big Saving, Home size, almost perfect condition. Beasley's, Texar- kana l3-to-24 T- Lost LOST: One bay pony-mare 6 years old, about 750 pounds, good shape, and one black mare mule, about 10 years jf lbs Strayed fr01 farm near McNab.

Reward offered. W. F. Gilbert, Washington. 20-3tp "The More You Tell the Quicker You Sell" You Can Talk to Only One Man Kant Ads Talk to SELL-RENT BUY OR SWAP All Want Ads cash in advance Not taken over the Phone One time-2c word, minimum 30c Three times Six word, minimum 90c Rates are for continuous insertions Notice minimUm 50c Guaranteed Oil Permanents $1.50 and up; Shampoo bet and Dry 50c; Lash and Brow Dye 40c.

White Way Beauty Shop, 119 Front Street. IM-Dec-30c JAPANESE ROYALTY HORIZONTAL 1 The wife of the' Japanese emperor. 12 Melody. 13 Native. 14 Flat round plate.

16 To slay. 17 Public storehouse. 18 Too. 19 Island. 20 Rhythm.

21 Wild cherry. Bashful. 24 Part of foot. 25 Wrathful. 29 Scandinavian.

legend. 02 Light brown. '33 Duet. Moccasin. -35 To deem.

37 Clan group. 38 Fury. 44 Sloping way. (Answer to Previous Puzzle) 48 Dinner. 49 To run away.

53 Bitter herb. .54 Seed covering 55 Engine. 56 Gaseous element. 57 Her husband. Emperor 58 She married him when he was of Japan.

VERTICAL 1 Goddess of discord. 2 Flour factory. 3 Most pallid. 4 Foe. 5 To surfeit.

6 To mention. 7 Back of neck. 8 Vigilant. 9 Proverbs. 10 Measure.

11 Bones. 12 Her eldest son, Crown Prince 15 She has little with the Japanese people. 23 English ivy. 26 Knock. 27 Cuckoo.

28 Demure. 30 Monkey. 31 Aperture. 36 Metallic alloy. 37 Recoiled.

39 Oleoresin. 40 Indian nurse 41 Elf. 42 Couple. 43 Coin slit. 45 On the lee.

46 Lunar orb. 47 Confined. 50 Indian. 51 Italian river 52 To make a mistake. Services Offered SPECIALS 51.50 up Shampoo set, Manicure 85c; Shampoo set, Eyebrow-lash dye $1.00.

Vanity Beauty Shop. Phone 39, 117 Front Street 21-26-c Wanted ued wardrobe trunk Mrs. David Davis. Phone G80. 22-St-p.

Salesman Wanted MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route of 800 fa'm'ilies. Write today. Rawleigh's Dept. Memphis, Tenn. 22-1 tf Today's Answers to LCRANIUM CRACKERS Questions on Page I 1.

False. Scapa Flow is a British naval base off the Orkney Island. 2. False. A caliper is a delicate measuring instrument.

True. Deaf-mutes communicate- by a language called dactylology. False. A beagle is a hunting dog. 5.

True. Ophelia was loved by Haink-l. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES V)EU. HOW'M I OOIW? BOY' OF What a Life! GET SOIN' --AND IF PAT POSSE KETCHES UP WID VOU'LL i BORM 1DO SOON ALLEY OOP By EDGAR MARTIN FOOZ-l'M SO I I'LL BE THERE 6LAD VOU I CJOM'T BOYS ARE KNOW ABOUT OOP! GOT Ml PARTY VITEO Foozy's Worried L. A BIT Lf poOH POR HIM! UPSET, AN 1 THERE'S.) HE'S JUST A MO TELLIN 1 WHAT JEALOUS WAV WHEN OLD HE WMITS OOP GITS THAT 4 SORE- TO ACT LlKE A WORM, I 1 CARE! WASH TUBES By ROY CRANE 5000 WATTGE'iSES 30 BOUNDS EACH THAT'S 43'TOSIS.

HOLY SWvOkE! AKJ'HAV IS I HELTON 'I he Btltun Home Demonstration club met at the home of Mrs. Victor Hampton on December 14. The meeting wa.s culled to order by the president. The scripture lesson was read by Mi.vs Cltiudie Roberts the 14th chapter of John. Prayer wss led by Mrs.

S. F. Leslie. There vviis 18 answered to the roll jll. The business part of (he meeting consisted of assinging the homos for the club to meet in 1939.

Mrs. S. F. Leslie gave a very interesting talk on the AAA program after which followed a Christmas tree which was enjoyed very much by all. The club will meet in January 1939 with Mrs.

J. W. Siddons. I recommend that you it at least 20 Shaw, approving his play "Pygmalion," in motion pictures. I 1 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS He Put It Over PINNY-WE OUGHTA BE GITTIN' CLOl WHERE WE'RE Nor OM YOUR.

LIFE 1 LIKE TOUR IF THAT WANGLE Kid IS ADVANTAGE OF HIS POSITION IT ISN'T THEN YOU'RE NOT GONNA FIRt ME MYRA NQRTri. SPECIAL NURiSE THIS IS FIKiAL SHOOTIMG SCRIPT OF "WAR MURSE" AKJD AT THIS Reinstated He's A RICH MANTS SON, Gee, BUT MY STORE MR. CAN SET SIMS, AU3NS WlTHOUr YOU'RE THAT KIND sweu. oc A FINE THE PRICE SHE HAS GONE UP, -5EWOR. m.jft.b.

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I Ar 'M -6D AT LAST THIS THIWG IS BEGINNING i HE WHATEVER THEY PROFESS TO BE, THE "DOVES OF PEACE" ARE DEFINITELY NOT AND THE4R. OBJECTIVE KEEP THE WVJOR. FROM JG THIS MEW PICTURE: By Ray Thompson and WELL.VOUWG WOMAW' WHAT IS -THE MEAM- INCb OF ,1.