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PAGE FOTTTl Medford mailtribumb PUBLISHED &YJrn7 AIT1-',? Mil J- WXUS K Th. M)fora BancUy Moroln Bon l lUnilBOMl lUDKnuvo rML w.m n4hiin KuHAlnK. 21-17-19 Norm ir nrwi. rHuW ... rrlbun., th. Southern OrefonUn. Th. ashlanil Tribune, ROBEHT W. HDBU FalSw. . a BUMPTER SMITH. Uim.lt. T MAII In Advance: , . Dally, wltu Bunday Sun. year -17.50 Dally. Witt Sunday Bun, month... . Dally, without Bunday Sun, jtor. Dally without Sunday Sun, monUt . waekly usa -friDuno, vun - . . nnm VMf S.UV BY CfARRl'KK In Mef'""; Jacksonville. Central Pod. Pnoeolx. Talent and on nignivri A ,,,. c.nuv Hun. month.-. -T? Dally! without Bunday Sun, month . Dally, without Bunuay nun, - -r Dally! with Sunday Bun, one year All terms oy cwriw, . - m.tral, Bt Bnterea a Vxlford. Oregon, under act of Maron s. ItTW. Official paper of the City of Medford. Offlclal paper of Jackaon County. Sworn oativ av.r.. "m.J III .month! ending October 1, li3, 8379, nora than double the circulation of any other paper publlahed or olrculaled In Jaekaon County. The only paper Beiweeu teuene. Ore., and Bacrimento, CalW.. a dl.tance of over 600 mliea, having leaaed wire Asso ciated Preaa Barvlcs. UKMBUKK OF- THE ASSOCIATED PRE8S. , , . The Aaaoclated Preaa la J0'"'? .ntlll-d o the use for republication of In n.ws dlapatchea credited to It of not h.rwl "edited in this paper, and tlso to the local news published herein. TBI rights of republication of spolal Ye Smudge Pot - , ay Arthur Perry. . The burg Is full of robbed farmers, making hellovo they made money on their crops. Bastrop. La., Is In the news again, an4 an organization that Impudently boasts It Is no different from any fra ternal order, will nood all tho alibis and Biblical quotations they can think of, In a hurry. H ! THIS IlKKKAFTElt ' J Evory man is (he center of a circle whoao fatal circumference he can not pass. Within Its nar row confines ho Is potential, be yond It ho parishes; and If im mortality Is a splendid but ilnlu- ,:give dream, If tho lnconiploto riesB of every career, oven tho . longest and most fortu.iato. be not supplemented and perfected after its termination here, then he who dreads to die should fear to live, for life Is a tragedy moro ' desolate and ij (afxiillcalilo than death. John J. Ingalls. ! Several tireless fishermen, who Btni-ved all last summer with a flshhiB pota In their hands, lira continuing th fast,' without tho fishing polo, in accordance with tho law. 'FIX'TIIAT BltAKKI '. (Albany Dumorriil) . i A pleasing event of Hundny took place at tho J. W. l'ropst homo when a host ot relatives . drove In unoxpoetodly. .' ' A I,ADY TAIiKS ' I generally get up with tho birds, but this am. I woko up tho hlrds. Elsie went away. Tacked In a hurry. I. just know I'm short that pair ot gray socks that Now York drummer from Sacramento gave mo. Elsie 1 so Emotional. Poor girl. She's kopt mo tho samo way. What caro wo, th world is full of drummers and gray Bocks. I've been thinking. I doh't'. do It often of going blondo. Lord you ought to see tho gray hairs around my oars! Hoo that gentioman oyer.thore. In a mlnuto he'll sU k a llttlo flmrer In his ear. and then shimmy the hand from the elbow south. Blr argument In hero yester day on ovolutlon. Man sprang from a monkoy. Homo of 'om couldn't Jump, don't you think? This feller Is a good talker. Knows his book. When I went homo last night I turned up my noso at overy trco I passed. That's how good ho is. Tho conk null. All I heard was the boss yell; I bought It to put In tho mincemeat, not youl :,;( -.. ;. H; ( YOU TEI.ii EM, WAI.I1Y '; ( (riali-m Klalesman) ' 'Later In his address tho speak- ijf turned to Governor Plorco who Occupied a seat on the platform, arid said: . "I'll toll you whon tnxes will bo " reduced. Never." : V Governor W.' M. riorro. who declared that "thero must bo n '' more equal distribution of tho re wards of labor or tho ship of state of this great republic will strike -upon tho rocks whirh lire Just lying around tho bend." The valley Is going to observe Apple Week. This la appropriate, but keep quiet about buying moat ot the vinegar from Pittsburg, i A. nice thing about tho Income tax ilactlon. Is the ubsenco of tho tram tional atato-wldo blubbering, that marks Oregon voting. Also thero Is no rellgjous fervor, or liquor issue Involved. Always Take dtU bsCARAf.QlllNINE fUttoves FcOLD IN 14 HOURS rtA ORIPPE IN 3 DAYS All Prglrt f twtt THE RESIGNATION T HE EESIGATION of Rawles-'Moore as prosecuting attorney calls into sharp relief a serious condition in American govern ment, not only locally, but throughout the country. This problem ,has to lo with our treatment of public officials all along the line. AVe elect men to office and proceed to expect the highest service, with the lowest material remuneration.. This demand mi(;ht lie justified, ;if there were n public disposition ;o co-operate with and assist public officers so selected, or if, as in some countries, honor were connected with the discharge of public duties. But the reverse is true. In nine cases out of ten, a public official jnce in' office is left alone except when some complaints arc to be registered., "SVhen he docs good work, there is silence, when he hap pens to muke a mistake, as the best officials do, everyone raises a howl. ' , ''' " Unless we arc willing to have our positions of public trust and re sponsibility filled cither by incompetents, who have nothing to lose; or crooks who see a chance for private gain, there must be a com plete change ia. public sentimenta "thorough-going revolution in the attitude of the people, toward officials whom they have called upon to serve. . 0 There is another point in the present local situation, which renders tho position of prosecuting attorney unendurable to any person of sensibility or self-respect. x A recent state law was passed which allows the governor to name a spfjeli pToseciify in-aiiy district, wherein his judgment, the in cumbeiifc itfnot. discharging the duties of his office satisfactorily. We are not familiar with the exact provisions of this law, but if the procedure in Jackson county lias been legal, then the law should be repealed, . , , , . If a public' prosecutor is not doing his duty, then he should be removed. If he is so crowded with work that he needs assistance, then he should te given assistance. : But. to appoint a special prosecutor over the protests of the regu larly elected official, the official whom he is supposed to uss'ist, in other words not only to divide responsibility, but to inject dis sension .into the office of law enforcement itself, is so preposterous, so unthinkable that one can't believe any person would seriously propose it. The prosecuting attorney who succeeds Mr. Moore should bo the PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. If he fails to do his duty ho should bo removed. If he does his duty, ho Only 01 such a basis can satisfactory, QUILL (;. v. Wheufdrescslook longer, men A real home is a place where dress. Liitld Dorothy never again will using tho word "whom." v .." " ' . ;' It is comparison that makes social unrest. A jitney would sat isfy anybody if nobody hail n twin If only we could bear one another's burdens as cheerfully as we bare one another's faults. Of course, Mr. Ford isn't a candidate, but wouldn't his love for farmers go good if ho were? Tho north -wind doth blow, and the golfer do then, poor thing t Hardship can't bo avoided when it takes almost two thousand bushels of wheat to buy a deccut automobilo. ' ' , v Wo'ro all alike. Feoplo who circus get excited about a political Correct this sentence: "Mother, make Bob behave," wailed little Willie ; "ho won't let mo do his 'rithmetic for him." "JUST TOWN TALK" Copied Right UK'S A' reckless driver AND niS'S ,whnt'a known " AS A "hard guy' fc . .. f , t AND-MS admits It Jv 4 AND YESTERDAY morning t . HIS CAR was parked '' ' '''' 1 OUT IN front . OK THE pontoft.ee f i . . 1 . AND HE camo ouC 9 m AND JUMPED In liia auto AND RACED his onclue . AND SHOVED In tho clutch . AND WITH a ban . HIS CAR shot out FROM ITS parking placo AND BANGED a fonder OF A passing Ford AND IT was hla fault - AND HE started In r TELLING THE driver OF THE damaged Ford THAT CARELESS driving - "MEDFOKT) MATT, TRTBTTXE, OF KA.WLES MOORE. should bo aided and supported. service bo expected. POINTS don't. the children come to the fire to enjoy anything as she now enjoys - six. . we shall have snow; and what will feel too sophisticated to enjoy a campaign. By Mike WAS COSTING many Uvea EVERY DAY in the year AND HE wont on to say THAT HE had a notion TO TAKE the law INTO HIS own hands AND HEOAN to euloglzo HIS "FLINT-LIKE" qualities AND THE little man WHOSE CAR was damaked WAS ABOUT to explain HIS VERSION of it HUT THE "hard" man i INTERRUPTED HIM, saying v "I'M A hard guy "I'M SO dorn hard "I CAN drive this flivver "THE LENGTH of Center street "AND NOT loso a tooth." "WELL SAID the meok man "YOU'RE HARD all right HARD to bollovo." I THANK you. MEDFOTJD, 01? EC! OX". Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Notad Physician and Author Signed letter pertaining to pergonal health and hygiene, not to -disease diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady If a atamped, self addressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In Ink. Owing to the large number of If; Iters received, only a few can be an swered here. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instruc tions. Address Dr. William Brady, In care of this newspaper. A Broken The layman's lancuaKe is. often as meaninpleBs to; tho doctor as tht doctor's in to the layman. For in auincc, I haven't the ' remotest idea what kind of wart a "need wart" ia, tho I Rather from the queries of read era that It Is a very common variety. And with 20 years of more or less in tensive study of lay medical parlance. I am still uncertain what - the layman meaim by "bad com plexion." though it must have nome def inite signific a n c e, for ho many readers wish to know what would be good for ii. It was only . re cently that I stumbled or. tho solution of another lay term which had al ways mystified me, and I experienced a thrill like that,, of tho chap who achieves the solution uf an acrostic. The term was "weak ankles." Tho difficulty was that I had fallen Into the bad habit of thinking of tho ankle as a joint, whereas, had I been moro attentive, I should have known that "ankles" include pretty much all of the calves or legs up to the tibial tuberosity or thereabouts and that is what pave "ankles" such a vogue in tho rocent past. "Weak ankles" aro pronatcd feet, tho potential or earlier or functional atago of fiat fee:. A broken vein hi another lay term which has no certain meaning. Some times It signifies a dilated vein or venule, which shows thru tho skin: sometimes it means a raw spot or ulcer such as tho common varicose ulcer on tho leg of one with varicose veins; sometimes it means an actual break or rupturo of .tho vein with hemorrhage. The littlo dilated venules (they aro little veins, not capillaries, which often occur about tho cheeks or the wings of tho nose, may bo obliterated by electrolysis, but a physician or Bur geon of skill should be consulted when such treatment is required. Tho actual brcakine or rupture of a varicose vein, an accident much feared by persons with this trouble, is certainly a very fare one. Should it occur, thero need bo no great bleed ing. Klevating ' tho limb above tho level of the body and direct moderate pressure upon tho Weeding place with a clean folded handkerchief or pad of gauze or tho finger will stop tho bleeding; the pad may bo kep upon tho spot by ajshmtlo bandage or a few strips of ndltesivo tape or ndho sivo plaster. Tho ue of Uj tourniquet in of littlo vnlue'Glh tho control of such heniorrhnge, sinco tho blood flows thru the voin to tho bleeding point from below, and if tho tourni quet were applied ibelow tho bleeding point the blood would flow back from above because the valves in varicose iiiiiiiiii;iiiii;iiii;ijiiii;f:ii!P M ADRONA "A" EGG PRODUCER ' MAKES EGGS Manufactured by Monkrch Seed Co. 317 E. Main Phono 260 . The Farmers' Service Station. that m takes the place of Cream 1 I THE HOME OF YOUR DREAMS Will be happier and more conrenlent It 70a have as build your butldn features. We make doors and windows, and anything In the woodwork line to your specifications. Complete line ot regular doors, screen doors, glass and mouldings In stock. v TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS ltrth and Grap Sti Medford Phone 238 WEDXEST) A Y. OCTOBER Vein veins are incompetent ' toi , prevent back flow. '. As a matter of practical fact, tho layman should resort to direct pres sure to control nearly any wound. bleeding". not:until such method fails' should he attempt to apply a tourni quet or "twister" to a limb, for tho shutting off of tho circulation by a tourniquet or "twister" endangers the vitality of the limb. QTKSTIOXS AXI) ANSWERS Tobacco and Sweat Pleaso tell me also what sweat Ih composed of. Any Information you can give mo on sweating will be gratefully received. Answer. Sweat is composed of water chiefly, with traces of urea, uric acid, creatin, aromatic oxyactds, ethereal sulphates of penot and ska tol, serin and albumin, tho not suf ficient of nny of theso to be of impor tance. Sweat is 90. G percfcnt water, about 0.3 per cent common salt, and tho other 0.2, per cent alkali no sul phates and 'phosphates ajid traces of .fatty acids (which glvo tho character istic odor) and the several substances mentioned. So the only important substance eliminated from the body In the sweat is water. - In a fast round of boxing or a few rounds a man may excrete three' pounds of water. Weak Lungs If a person has weak lungs can tho lungs bo strengthened by tho proper treatment so as. to throw off all pos sibility of tuberculosis, even tho It be inherited? If it Is treated before the germ really has developed and the proper caro is taken is there any chance of ever really having tubercu losis? (G. J. J.) Answer. You are just playing with words; It is a dangerous pastime. To say "weak lungs" is. merely to dodge tho issue You havo tuberculosis of the lungs, or you haven't. There is no such thing asj''weak lungn" so far as a physician's examination can show. There are but three honest opinions a physician can givo ttifsuch a case, after proper examination of tho patient. Ono is. "You have tuber culosis in such and such stage. The second is, "l'ou have no tuberculosis, in the beat of my judgment." The third is "I do not know whether your trouble Is tuberculosis." "When a doc tor calls such trouble "weak lungs." or "a cold that hangs on" or "a slight catarrhal condition," he is not giving honest service. If you have tubercu losis, the germ has developed, of course; if you haven't tuberculosis thero is no germ to worry nbout. - . Cover with wot baklncf soda- after wards apply gently VapoRub Ovmr 1 7 Million Jar Ud Yearly Tor Coffee, Cereals, Ice Cream, Pudding OURNS aO St. 1923 THE CKEATKST THING IN THE ' . . - WOULD Vty Lauret Gray. ' Frlc mluli ips Under Suspicion ; In granting a divorce to an ag grieved wife in Chicago, tho other day, ' an elderly judge made this astounding remark: "No married man seeks the ac quaintance of a single woman for any good pur pose." Then this ancient fossil yes, I mean the honorable Judge g ranted the wife a divorce, the custody of the youngs t e r s, and hinted that ho would, later on, allow her a spanking good alimony award after ho had a chance to think the matter over. Fancy such piffle! M'hat in the world is there in the human make-up which views all decent things as suspicious? Why cannot two human creatures, sex complexion out of tho question, be friends, without some absurd busy body seeking to find something wrong, unclean, evil, about tho association? It Is altogether too bad that there exists this yaller streak in the human consclousnefs. , For a pompous old party to set himself up as a judge of motives, when ho probably hasn't the least notion of what a decent friend ship means. Is a sad commentary on tho flippant, casual way we have of1 perpetuating the divorce fetish. I Actually, our divorco Ideas aro as j grotesque and as elemental as the ; sun-dances and tho devil-worshipping, stunts of the aborigines, whose ignor-j anco and low mentality wo profess to , patronize from our superior Intellect- i ual plane. If an honorable friendship ; cannot exist between two human lie- . ings of npposito sex, without the siis- 1 picion of an immoral influence, it's pretty near time for this weary obi , world to shut up shop and call it a day! If you are shocked, my children ascribe my revolt to tho weather or tho high price of fur coats. Both ' upset mo today. Butcher R-j Dices Over Wife's Recovery "My wife suffered for fivo years and practically lived on toast and hot water. Doctors said she would have to be operated for gall stones. A lady advised her to try Mayr's Won derful Kcmedy and after taking 4 bottles over two years ago, she has been entirely well ever since." It re moves the ratarrhal mucous from the intestinal 'tract, and allays the in flammation which causes practically till stomach, liver and intestinal ail ments, including appendicitis.' One d,ose will eonviuee.ur money refunded. HuUl by all druKgiats." . .. , j -: Adv, v Blasco Ibafiez's . J TON! Lionel Darrymore and Alma Rubens Of Them Nobby Patterns All Wool to make up into Suits and Overcoats Any style you want, loose or snug fitting. Price $35.00 to $50.00 Made right here in Medford, too Upstairs Kodak Finishing ' tor those who demand the best. Swem'i Studio at 7 K. Mala Mlford WATCH YOUR BATTERY PREST-O-MTE BATTERY STATION 500 ARE YOU RHEUMATIC? 7 Many ranss That Puss for Itlicunm Aro ltrally Duo to Weak Kidneys Is It rheumatism? . Not every pain is. Uric aciil causes many queer pal..s. In tho thiuh it's sciatica; In the back, lumbago; In the nerves, neuritis. Gout, Gravel, dropsy ore uric troubles. When you suspect the kidneys use Doi.n's Kidney Pills Tho home-recommended remedy. Medford testimony is tho best proof. Read this Medford woman's story: Mrs. W. P. Lonftwill. 504 N nrapo St., Kave the following .uatoment .March 17," 1913: . "Sometime ago I save a statement telling of Ihe good Doan's Kidney pills had dono in our family. 8inco that tinio, I have had occasion to Ude themmyself and they helped me. 1 hail kidney weakness ana a dull, rheumatic misery In tho small of my back that was most do- . pressing. Doan's soon removed tho trouble." On .March 23, 1520 Mrs. LOngwill , said: "loan's Kidney Pills uro a splendid remedy and 1 uso them occa sionally to keep my kidneys in good order." i COc at nil dealers. Foster-.Mllburn Co.. Xlfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y. Adv. (A Announcement For twelve years ihe object ot tho Medford Business College hus been to prepare students in shorter time for quicker promo tion in the business world. The achievement of this purpose is clearly -shown by the large num ber of its former students who aro now in positions of resMjnal hility in UiIh community and elsewhere. This fact proves that tho "Learn to do by do-, inB," intensive business training offered at tho Medford Business College is practical and thor ough. For several years we hove been urged by local business' men men who know of our sue' cess in training men and women B (or office positipiis-rrto. organize ft RnleKmnnKliiifc rntirttmoiiJ nnd put In a practical result-producing course in Scientific Sales manship. A course that would develop salesmen, advertising copy writers anil sales execu tives with tho same efficiency that tho MKC Modern Business Courses develop stenographers, bookkeepers and office assist ants. Business Director G. W. New berry of tho Medford Business Collcgo also has realized tho in creasing demand for scientifical ly trained salesmen, lie has for years be.en investigating, study ing and planning a course of study which would thoroughly represent his college and give the training demanded by high- ! grade business firms. The re sult of this study and investiga tion has culminated in our mak ing special arrangements with the American College of Scien tific Salesmanship of Chicago, ' whereby their twenty-seven years ot practical teaching and Belling experience will bo placed at tho disposal of our students. Not only will students bo given opportunity to profit from the accumulated experience given us H by these specialists, hut, now. our siuuenis win ue given Korj inson's new course in Scientific Salesmanship and tho Art ot Judging Men. This course rep resents tho accumulated exper ience of some of the greatest sales specialists; It required seven years' timo and cost $50, ono to prepare. This course has been highly endorsed by hun dreds ot men and women who have studied tho course only to find themselves fully prepared to fill wprthwhilo city or travel ing sales positions. A class Is now being organiz ed and full particulars will be sont to you without cost or obli gation. . Call, write or phone for free particulars. EDFORD DUSINESS fOLLEGE ODERN QUSINESS I OURSE3 COLLEGE BUILDING Medford Iron Works Oar Specialty Medford Quartz Mill Mining and Sawmill Machinery. General Foundry and Machlae Work. 1185 N. Central Is. I "Trlrndlj Scrrlce" Phone Oa
