Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 25, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE POUR ' WFTDTORD TTKTTj MTOFORD", ' T?FflON", WEDNESDAY, "FEBRUARY 25, 1920. Kedforu Mail rsreusr. "OUR GEORGE" an' i.s'n;:! :.. rciii.T'ir.;. s Off iff. M:.!! Tx.L-: :!! Nuriti .r vi' i ii"!.-- A ci.--'i-i.--'-"ii i ' Tftnyfi. Ti," -M-'if'.r-i M.iil. 'I'1 i:. 'Xrif'Uiit, ' .-'it.M'.-i-:. i i (":. A-ihzi:.l Trih'i;.. . Ttit M-tlforH Sunday Fun Is furnish. -d nut'HCrlhfrii r18rinK a sevwi-day lnil ijf u-npapf r. ROBERT RUHL. Editor 8. ti. SMITH. Manager. UBICKXPTIOK TEIMI! BY MAIL IN AliVANCK: . Dally, with Sunday Sun, yar 6.00 Dally, with Sunday Sun. month 65 Dally, without Sunday Sun. year.. C.'lO Dally, without Sunday Sun, month ..'.() Weekly Mail Tribune, one year 1.f') Sunday Sun, one year 150 BY CARRIER In Medford, Anhland, Jacksonville. Central Point. Phoenix: Pally with Sunilay Sun. year..- $7 50 Dully, with Sunday Sun. month. .6?! Daily without Sunday Sun. venr rt l'ttlly. without SundHV Sun. month SO C'fflPlnl paper of the dtv of Medford Official paper of Jackson County. EnterM an Hecond-clafl mattir at Mtlforri. Oregon, under (hp acl of March IH79 Hworn daily average circulation for Ix months cndlnK April t!19 3.074 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED , . , PRESS. Full Leaned Wire Service. The Aano elated Preen la exclusively entitled t the une for republication of all news dlsnatchea credited to It or not other wise credited In thin paper, and also the local news published herein. AH rlshtfl of republication of special dlapatchua herein are also reserved. Tribune's Daily Health Hint "SpittlnK Is forbidden." Why? Be cause wo at e so diilnly that we do not like to see people spit? By no means. There Is a much bettor reason. The North Carolina Health Bulletin bad a clevor cartoon recently, Bhowlng how "the Germans did it at Chateau Thierry and how Carolinans do It at home." The former killed about a thousand men from North Carolina ly machine guns; tho lattor killed 13,644 poople last fall and winter by sneezing Into each others' faces and spitting. For that Is the way Influenza is carried. w'Oerm diseases that live In the mu cous moinbnine -of the mouth, such a& flu,-bronchitis, pneumonia, cu tarrh, scarlot fever, diphtherlaa mea sles are spread by'swupplng gertrts." The Bpray thai wotteii'd Dill liiitatklng Is carried about tw feet In ordinary conversation, and the sputum with which we adorn the sidewalk, 'drying. KcnttrrR ' denth 11'ernlly wherever ll I'll-. . , t'nti't liiinl; !h:i' Ii.m-:; ymi it w.ll you me tiel a Mtui'i' hi int'rci iti We -II ran j flu- ami thai il.iseunn in ,iii i- moui lw niet t.l 0f t''iie (.Illy we ari- tin) ell (u i .dl . i-i ims i o them ourselves, Mai auei lie'r . may. die of th'.se very germs; or. conversely, yomeonc may reed tho air with some thing that lays us low. It Is wiflo not to stand to closo to people while talking to them or to race thorn too directly. It Ib not only impolite to cough or sneczo without a handkerchief; it is attempted hom icide. And until we learn this wo shall be the victims of throat and lung dlseasos and any new scourge of this naturo such as tho flu, will find us ready victims. l'T'.AKlV'J of roves "Our George" is the oikrinalj ':. -m ;t.'(! ni -orve if vou please his platform, filed. ih I,, v, . ' -i " v ' ,. v; um :nn the per etnanon '!'i'i;.:.:-..,; i'-. institutions. As-sun iiiff, as the senator naturally does, that he is one of the country's institutions, that is a fair stall. But there is more. Senator Chamberlain is "for world peace, for such legislation as will stabilize the agricultural, industrial and social life of our country, and for restoration of nor mal pre-war conditions." . . ' Could you conceive of anything more tempting to the electorate than that? Peace, prosperity, tranquility and before-the-war prices! Then he is for rewarding the sen--ice man, building good roads, improving rivers and har bors and protecting the forests by aeroplane. There, you must admit is quite a mouthful..;' And yet probe as you will and no political obtrusion will you find, not an item that a Republican can't subscribe to as well as a Democrat, neither hint nor suggestion, nor recollec tion or anything that might here now, in the future, or the pa;st, be considered controversial in character. Who could do that but "Our George" the senior sena tor from Oregon ! Not a mention of universal military ser vice for which lie has been reported an ardent advocate, no mention of the League of Nations or foreign policies, noth ing ab'out anti-strike laws, or government ownership, nothing at all in fact but sweet nothings, which according to "Our George" soothe and tickle the ear of the electorate as effectively as they do the ear of the blushing school girl. They call Senator Lodge the scholarly politician. Sena tor Chamberlain is more than that he is tho super-politician. ' The finesse Lodge has acquired by study, "Our George" was born with, if Lodge is a political master " Our Ueorge is a political gemu out from exhaustive reports suner. ... The first man to see the it was the senior senator democratic war bungling ii l( niiv '-uuiiiiuKuu lite serviceitt j!... . j i. upon at the annual election to bo belt tlin first regular meeting in April. Ai. members of the legion are urged to lie present at Tuesday's meeting nt which an entertainment program will bo a feature. Don't throw It away, (let It weld ed. Vulcan Welding Works. ii l 0 For eye, enr, none., throat see Dr. administration into support lor lnniseiralurVw 'JiAi, when political party lines were never at a lower ebb, hursts upon the campaign horizon, like Minerva from the brow of Jove, a full-winged, full panoplied simon-pure, 18 karat; neutralized, immunized, and standardized Non-Par-tizan appealing to fair minded and fair thinking Demo crats and Republicans alike. Will he be nominated and elected! Will the sun rise over Roxy Ann and settle over the western hills tomorrow? :ni i;i :;Drugless,Flu Tteatrnerits r M r S H- 4. MAN TRIRIINF STRAW VflTF Write in tlin bliinl tieinw tile t nf tlw. .ntltt )wut f.llllli. "J Signed ., Address Partv - name nt the man i'ied in vour on ninn to servo lliitj onimtrv n ili' tiresidimt durinir the next four vcurs and mail or brtiir the ballot lo the Mail-Tribune office. For President: DELIVERY OF U.S. COAL , SAVES GERMAN PLANTS BERLIN, TuomIiiv. I'Yb. 21.- Grcat ehemieul i)antH in tho lower Main district which were forced to closo recentlv because of lack of fuel, have resumed operations a a result of deliveries of American coal. More than KiO.000 workers will be iill'ect ed bv tho Te-opciiimr of the plants. It's Easy-If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets The secret of kroping young is to M Young to do this you must watch your Lver and bowels Uteres no need of having a sallow complexion dark rings under your eyes pimples a bilious look in yoitr face -dull eyes wiUi no sparkle. . Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness cornea Irom inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician In Ohio, perfected a vegetable com pound mixed with olive oil to act on the Hver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. TV. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the sub stitute for calomel, are gentle in thcir action yet always effective. They bring about that natural buoyancy which all Should enjoy by toning up the liver and clearing the system of impurities Dr Edwards'OliveTablctsareknown by their olive color. 10c and ic. It Ik a well known fact that fear Ifl tho form-tinner' of ninny dlneaaoH. The reonnt publicity givon the "flu" without at the same timo submitting urficieni preventives or a treutmont "i i ho dlHeaHo, has developed lu a great ,uuny minds a.tttute of rear which Is not conducive , to , . .good l ualth. itemove the veil of mystery anil there can bo no fear. The "flu" Is due to au, ovoraccuuiulatlnn of waste matter in tho body. The treat ment herein described will elimlnato tills wasio very (illicitly and effec tively, i . i nc Uu;.au ut liuuiau WnUuic iiU'.Cllj iiuil," IU.ti.cl'bUWlt, i ... lilu' illuL t)U.uoalul tiCikilluaiS l..ul i.Uo bcvli um)luua uua lulu nm.a u ucccoa.ui j,.oiciuu Otto il'etucu mule .U.4U uUU cuouo MlLUUul a UCUkll, la Uo Ulant.0-. .1 illl:e iiau ai.u eXi.ai. ju,.u wuii a ti -t.al an uiaiibu la LIlO JU.LVJ, 1.1... lli.L. Jl CU1U VVUiUl unu spot.'iiful every hour or two will bring similar results. ' ' ' Diet With' the 'very" first aymp 'oms of the1 disease all solid foods should bo atutolutely prohibited and i he diet limited to fruit Juices, and nothing but fruit Juices. " As the temperature, lowers, broths niay be given; .these may bo of meat, oatmeal, wheat, ,whop, rice , etc., but no solid food until tho. system has reached ft normal tomperature, then the patient may be gradually started with semi-solid fopd. ,f Tho above may be termed a drug-j less treatment, but it Is certainly a safe, sane and sensible one. Moreover It Is one thru which not a singlo pa tient has been lost. II. A. STOCK DALKi Portland Ileulth Chautauqua, in Portland Spectator. Ui U1K. .k.v..4b Imi. CiUij two Ol .uluu tiuitln. lUitliiul ijultl i'uko a luall Ol t.u.iu itM.vi uua a Lcuoauuui ul Oi u.t, aim,, tb lu uiaai.tu. lucu ucu ti. ud uu tnuiua. ii liiiiio uuD.ii mm uu UllClUM, iiiuiuuib, liouii.uuu litem, u.tU UUV.U 11 U.1J II1U1 VilllL-1, Lai,D.t.'iim uiionjulil IS OI'UIIIUI' .UU i,V.l,iUI. 1 ulU UUU ftllllU eiOi; .no uutiio uuiuiK biiu emu biufiu, nut j'Oot Hum uunuii iliu euii alubu iiiu imiiuul bllUulU Bll oil tile uuu l.ell CUVUIOU Wlilt UlllllKUtb. Uuu .iiu luel buuliuu lu uui Ultioiui'U WUiur .ui li,tl iiuuuivd ut u lilue. bU,uxui t-iu.es H uuy. fur kc.uity in siiuu cases lite V.IIUU1I1UI1 1)1 U1U bOlUlU Mllb 1UU1IU 1U i'u mi j iiuio, iu iiieco cii&es ouo-uuii a leubpoouiul ol Liicuroouiuo ol couu U'Ullll OUMIIg bOdllJ was iiiiuua to iour ounces ui wuier, tins used as an uiieiuu, tun ruiainea instead ut pusseu oil. I'ain In case there is severe pain, especially ever tno puck not coiu eicboes should be used, it tho patient lives In tho country, if in the city, climis aro to lo wrung out ot hot wuier, placed over tho area of nam and au electric pad placed over the cloths and kept on until reliof Is ob tained, then sponge with cool water and covered well with blankets. (A very hot water bottle may bo used iu place of the electric pad.) Abnormal Temperature When the temperature reached to 3 or more a tepid bath, followed by a rub was given. Pneumonia The greatest fear of all has been pneumonia, yet where ihis very simple treatment was fol lowed there was not a single death. Chop or grate onions' very fine, mix with less than an equal part of rye flour and muko into a poultice. Apply j over chest In form i.-f poultice and j over this an electric pad. A simple treatment but wholly efficient. C'o.igh In cases where the cough is sub-ac.d, a mixture of equal pans ot lemon Juice and honey, well mixed. A teaspoonful every hour or two proves successful. When the system is super-acid equal parts of orange : Juice and honey well mlxeu. A tea- EASES A COLD WITH ONE DOSE Tape's Cold Compound" breaks up a cold in a few hours then ' Belief come instantly. A dofl taken evrry two lioura until thrcn lorA Aro taken usimUy brrnks up a ppvrro cold and enda all the urippo misery. The very firat dose open your i1ocRd up nostrils and the air passers in the head, atops nose running, relieve the headache, dullness, fever inn nesn, sneea ing, aorent'H and tstifTnc. Don't utiiy atutTed'iip! Quit blowing and snuffling) Clear your congested head! Nothing else in the world givea euch prompt relief ns "PajHi'e Cold Com pound," which costn only a few cents t any drug store. H acts without assists anee, tastes nice, contains uo quinine 1 pais, upon Pape's! a i .axm. -'7fUj- B TiitfiiLft 1 1 if You cant 6ei 3 way froTTXthi If your rluthca fit well thry Uok uoll, antl nhnt In mort liti(KirtJuit, ilicy wonr wvl, GUS, the Tailor 105 West Main. The World's Largest Tire Factory Building 30x3, 30x31 and 31x4-inchTires Owners of small cars can enjoy the same high relative value in Goodyear Tires that gives utmost satisfaction to owners of big, costly motor carriages. They can take advantage of that tremendous amount of equipment,skill and care employed by Goodyear to build tires of extraordinary worth in the 30x3-, 30x3!2-, and 31x4 inch sizes. They can secure these tires without waiting, despite the enormous demand, because, in addition to its larger sizes, Goodyear builds an average of 20,000 a day in the world's largest tire factory devoted to the three sizes mentioned. If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell, or any other car using one of these sizes, go to the nearest Goodyear Service Statior . Dealer for Goodyear Tires and Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes. -- . v . hii .! T -f a-'.-: I 30 3Mi Goodyear Double-Cura 1rtOO ; Fabric, All-Weather Tread. ''ZU '30x3 Goodyear Single-Cure ( '. Fabric, AnU-Skid Tread Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubu are thick, strong tubes thfti reinforce caalngs properly. Why risk good casing with cheap tuber Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost little mora than tubes of less merit. 30x3' site in wafer. $-290 proof bag...., VJ ' '; 'We' fcarryi',a1.CoiBplote Line GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES Medford Service Station Corner Main Street and Pacific Highway. Bc. U. S. Pit. pfflct i , ' ; 1; ,r r-.'i Complete Stock of . ; GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES Carried at all times. See us before buying. Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co. Everything Electric for Automobiles Trucks and Ti actors Guarantee Battery Service Auto Electric Equipment Co. 27 North Grape Street. Notice to Poultry men! Buy tho Ql'KK.V hot water Inrubator. A high grade, reliable ma chine. It lmtihos chicks that live and grow. Agents for the ' . Kresky Ventilating Brooder Stove . . The best brooder on the market Come and see It In operation. ROGUE RIVER POULTRY RANCH rhone 201-W. OaroU F. Carpenter Telephone 1 1 N. Riverside, Apple and E. Fifth Streets The Dow Hospital Special attention given to surgical and obstretical cases. No extra charge for graduate nurses services. The most important person in this hospital is the patient. ME I SDF0RD OREGON For Spring Canyon Utah Coal AND . Dry Wood PHONE 242 WISEMAN k SCHEFFEL 631 S Front St. TAXI Dodae Car, stand corner Main an Bartlett. Phone 900. . J. 0. OELABEY Roses Will do so much better if a suitable fertilizer is used thiB spring. ' ' Our special fertilizer for this typo of bush will do wonders for you. Huy your supply and apply it right now. MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. 317 East Main Street Automobiles, -Tractor, Farm Implement, Factory, Household and Store parts "Welded, Re-enforced and Guaranteed. All Metals, all Shapes, all Sizes. ' THE VULCAN WELDING WORKS 39 South Front Street. Pat's Tire Works 28 North Grape Street. Call and see us about your tires. We fix your old, or sell you new ones. DEALERS IN RACINE TIRES MEDFORD'IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP AJiso arcnt for Fairbanks mi Morat Enrinea. 17 South HIvtrtldt. GOOD CLOTHES I Make Them KLEIN The Tailor ' 15 Kant Mum Ft. 1 5;