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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, lvrFT)FORT) OREGOX, FRTDAY, 'NOVEMBER '16, 1923'
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Ye Smudge Pot
. f By Arthur Parry.
It la feured John D. Kockcfollcr Is
igolng broke. John hou boon glvlntr
away too-many nlokolB to little boya
at Sunday school. -
r 'lThoro la going to bo-anothnr Income
;taX oloctlon. This timo no effort will
ibe mado to ai-'ouso interest, without
.mentioning .prohibition and .14 other
itnattora having ,nothlmr at all to do
iwlth the Income tax.
I
THAT'S JUST FINE
(Yrcka Journal)
i Tho jRubboH iJllchardH novo ,a
i daughtor.much to tho dollBht of
jtll conaornod. i
iK movo Is afoot to grow brocolll
fin-this vicinity. No uso, If It haa to
bn hod tin the middle of tho Uuhj'.
(fishing season. ' -
j! Tho Ku Kiux Klan situation Is
,-worso than first teusnootod. .Tho;
iBmpcror, tho Imperial Wizard, and
ithe Klorub, all quoted Scrlpturo Tuos
iday to prove tho organization was tho
(pure quill, , , -.
-Nothing nc( dlsgucuts a lady as to
,'rendcr a raucous snoor,o in a masculine
I key, In tho biz. diet,, first losing a
jhard battla to hoad It off.
' DANO'TIIKIKHOK TIMJ8TI
(Montague Netvn)
' Tommy Sandorson Is vory lunio
at nronont,-the roault of. wearing
now shoos wlillu plowing- . Ho
-says never again.
: , ! MT. SHASTA BY MOON MGT1T
(By Alios R WUlliims)
,A1I alone one wintry ovonlng,
;' -Noiu-.ci town in Siskiyou,
(Bat a-wonmn on her chargor '
, iFlllod with rupture thru and thru.
'"( . ' Vi"
, fWould you ask -the renson for It?
i 'Would you wondor If I said:
j'There boforo her 'rose Mt. Shasta,
r Wrapped In light tho soft moon
j shod."
1 In tho stlllnoss of tho night air,
; iFtir aarons the valley whlto,
jlOomod -this monarch of tho moun-
tains
i iMaJostio over to tho slglit.
jliong ngo tho smoke and ashes
jj.JPourod from out Its crater top,
.And porhaps some Indians .watching
)Thought 'twould novor, nevor stop.
But tho flro has ceased to smoulder,'
t. .(Lava now Is cold and black,
. For the snow that fell upon It
f iMudo It hiss, and cool, and crack.
I Sparkling thero In aero weather.
Anchored firm Us mighty form, ,
Naught Is left tn tell tho struggla
j( That within did couso ono morn.
Little stnrs came out to watch it
KfjAs they havo for cenlurlos past;
And tho woman watching, wondcrod
;Jf 'twould ulways, alwuys last.
(O, tho beauty and tho grandeur!
O. tho power, and strength
-and
truth
That that mount of crystal whltoness
Will forever teach the youth
Say "Bayer"-Genuine!
,i,.UemiinO J1H.Vt inmnn ii nM,.
!jsv Jxn , proscribed by jiij iiciatw.oer
(iwenty-tliree years anil jiroved aale by
i millions (or Colda and grippo niiacry.
''Handy boxoa o' twolvo tablet coat only
(ifcw Mill at any drtigatore. Kach imk
1 Mrs contains propor diroctlona for (kM
i"nd tolls how to prepare an Ainirin
; j,rgle lor sore r throat, and tonaUitia.
HIRAM JOHNSON
ONCE upon a time, there was
theatre in Portland, Just as
stunt, there hail been over a dozen of them,, an excited gentle-
.man, in maroon tights, appeared in the wings, explained ho had been
unavoidably delayed, and asked .if he couldn't be given a chance,
as he had a "knockout.!' ,
The chance was given. ' Hut when the eager contestant proceeded
to swing Indian clubs around, his
there had been three or four acrobatic events previously, tho crowd
started to walk out, the prizes were awarded and the curtain rung
down. '
Sfimelinw, .Hiram Johnson throwing his hat into the presidential")
ring reminds us of that amateur
Jlclooks' thc part'and he.does the part well,!l)ut,it is old stuff. '"
, Swinging Indian clubs of . Bull Moose progressivism, and turning-handsprings
to 'the worn out tune of Smash the League of Na
tions, was fairly interesting a few years ago, ,but at the moment
tho play is played out. . .( ?
'.Moreover, l'rcsident' Coolidgo
tho hard-shelled reactionary so necessary to the success ,of the
Johnsonian drama. " To a majority of people today he is something
of an enigma. They fqel that he has possibilities', but they don't
know just what those possibilities are. ;" '' . '. ''
So they tiro- in a waiting and somewhat expectant mood. They
feel, pretty well acquainted' with Hiram. They don, 't . feel acquainted
with, Calvin at all. So they are waiting for the president to "do:
his-stuff." ' ' '''.'-. ' '
It requires somo presumption
entering the lists ,uow, ,is making
it comes to .practical politics, the
pionship class.
, Nevertheless, wo have a pious
pugilist has really flipped a flop this -time. Unless the political
atmosphere takes a sudden change, .wc fear. ho will got.no nearer
the prize than the zealous but tardy acrobat" in maroon tights. '
QUILL
' It, may' be that village folk are
Civilization is just a slow process
When crated Florida fruit is quoted f. o. b., tho lettors sometimes
stand for Full of Booze. . V - : f .
It must bo awful to be so unimportant that you must pretend to
be unimpressed by everything.
If. we nro to have -a training
lesson will be, "First make your
. High blood pressure is a sign that you must never try to help
little Willie with his lessons. , . ' '
A well-raised child is one that is too polilu to tell its parents
what it really thinks of them. ....
Somo men get a collego education, and some go through life
without-even knowiug'whnfc:ft forward pass is. . ;"'
NowlsWelHmloli
; constipation with Bran Start to-day!
Don't crlvo tho tlUonsoa Hint follow
In tho track of constipation a clmnco
to lortgo in your system I Oot nftor
constipation -witli -naturo's greatest
helper .BBAN, Kellogg 's Bran,
cooked nnd krumhled becnuso it ia
ALL BRAN and becauso it . will givo
you permanent relief from constipa
tion I .It is soiontiileolly prepared to
reliero suffering humanity f rout consti
pation and it will do that.
Brnn's action is wontlorful, Tt
awoeps nnd clennses and purifies. .It
knocks out tho dangerous toxic poisons
and frees the system from pollution!
Try Kellogg 'a Bran for n vcM-k. Eat
it regularly two tnblespoonfuls each
day as much cbo.1i moal in clironid
eases. You will bo astounded at tho
. difference in your feelings 1 ,
Kellogg 'a Bran should, not bo con
The Right Answer
The perennial question eomes up again what to buy for
Christmas? And there -remains the same sensiblo, reliablo
answer iv Corona ! It is an answer that thousands of poopld
have acted upon in years past and it has always been tho
right answer.
This year Corona is better than ever and it is needed more
-Hhan ever, too. Most everybody uw ncods a typewriter and
of course you cannot chooao a tinore useful or dependable
machine than a Corona. It has been chosen and proven by
over 500,000 people.
There is a model to suit .everybody's , individual writing
needs. And there is no need -to "learn typewriting" to en
joy the benefits that a Corona always give's.
We'll deliver Corona in 'handsome holly gift carton any
timo or place to suit you.
MEDFORD BOOK STORE
VS. MAROON TIGHTS
qn amateur night at a certain
the last contestant finished her
Jiead and turn a few handsprings,
in maroon tights. lie is too late.
somehow fails to fit the part of
to say that Senator Johnson, in'
a political :mistake., For when
California senator ,'is' of cham-;
idea that the militant political
POINTS
more -pious -than metropolitans.
of getting rid of oinvprejudiccs.
school for ambassadors, the first
million." "
fused with common bran which is un
palatable nnd difficult to cat. Kellogg 's
is cooked nnd .all ready to. servo and
really delicious. . Eut it as a ceroal,
sprinkled over your fnvorito hot or
cold cereal or cook or .mix it with
hot corcnl. In the lattor enscs add two
tablcspoonfuls for each porson.
Do yon renlio,what Kellogg 's Bran
can do for you nnd for your family;
do you roaliea-that.'it will keep Bick
ncss nwoy ; thnt it will put ovory ooo
en a new health footing; that it- will
froo you nil from pills and cathartics f
Kellogg 's Bran is particularly de
lightful nindo in raisin broad, in
mncaroona, popovors, muffins, ote.
BeoipcB aro printed on each packagol
Tou will any tnt Kollogg'a Bran
ia-a blessing .to humanity. .
, All grocers sell Kellogg ' Brant
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Nottd Phytieian and Author
' Signed letter pertaining -to personal health and hygiene, not to dl'
sease diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady If (tamped,
self addressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In .
Ink. Owing to the large number of tetters received, only a few can be an-
swered here. iNo reply oan.be made to queries not conforming to Instruo- ,
tlons. Address Dr. William Brady, In care of this newspaper.
-Perennial
Ono -thing about hay fever It Is
more seasonable than the seasons have
been lutoly. -Hay fever, or oettor,
polllnosls (for other pollens thanthat
of hav- aro most 'frequently respon-,
si bio for it),! begins each year ut a
oortaln time.- that is, when' the pollen
-which -Is to -blame
In the Individual'
case is ripe and
floating in the' air.
The trouble passes
away for tho season
at the end of the
pollination pe r l 6 d
of -the - particular
weed or -plant. In
somo cases tho -at-taok
comes early In
tho spring, In othora
not until autumn,
accordlnir tn Itin
pollination period of tho weed or
plant which la to blamo. Pollen of
tho various grasses causo the spring
hay f ever. in most parts of tho coun
try, tho Some CIUtPH lire pmiuH 1v
Bhoop sorrol, swamp aldor, the docks.
uiiu, ook. une rail fever la duo most
ly to tho ragweeds, Hussion Hhlstlo.
wormwood, coeklebur, etc.
When a condition purporting to bo
hay fover occurs in midwinter or con
tinues long after frost, it isn't hay
fever at all. There is no such thlnir
as perennial hay fovor.
A lalrly common condition which
Is somotlmos mistaken by tho victim
for hay fever, but which is present
tho yoar round or at any rate out of
snason, is chronic ethmoid sinusitis.
Tho. cthmoidiBlnus (or cells) is ono of
the air Bpaces in tho skull which com
niunloate with tho chamb6r.s .of tho
noso and are lined with mucous mom
brano continuous with tho lining of
tho none chambers. The ethmoid Is
protty well back In tho, head.. Chronrc'
ethmoid sinusitis has masqueraded in
oountloss cases ns "catarrh." nntin!-
ially when a foUd dischargo ia pres
ent. It has boon the condition un
derlying many, cases of pplypa in the
noso. it has caused "run down man.
dltion" without onouch nasal trouble
to arouso the patient's interest or
ovon the physician's suspicion. It has
ooon responsible for manv cases nf
ohronlc. arthritis. .And it Is tho real
trouble in many cases of unscasonal
'!hay fover."
When thero Is much annoyance from
dryness of tho throat, nasal obstruc
tion, porhaps somo headache , or dull
pain botwoon thojoyes and at-the root
of tho noso, perhaps "kornols" In the
nccK (Inflamed lj-mph nodes) perhaps
some purulont . dischargo from tho
noso, an examination of the ethmoid
and other paranasal sfpuses Is always
necessary, -panScUlarly in adolescents.
Yot too often such examination is
not mado, because tho victim Is com-
placout or tho doctor acquiescent.
I have had-a peuuliar -nose
troublo for six years," writes a
roador. "Upon rising each morn
ing I start running until noon
and sometimes all daylong. It ,
is something lfke hay fover but it '
continues the 'w.holo year round.
If I feel cold I start sneezing, and
if I got overheated tho same thing
happons. .1 have?boon to soveral
doctors. One said It was prob
, ably rhinitis and another. said it
wns norvousnoss but nono of them
could do anything for It."
Two of the soveral doctors, evi
dently, failed to make an examlna-'
tlon. They woro acquiescent and the
victim was complacent.
.Kthnoid sinusitis sometimes pro
duces marked disturbances , of the
eyes and of tho eye niusclns. It some
times produces -.a condition resem
bling asthma.
Examination of tho- ethmoid ro-
quiros tho uso of head lamp .or ' hoadJ
mirror and nasal speculum, and ' In
somo cases X-ray negatives. If I
havo hit any realtor's caso he will
pleaso not write to mo about It. A
physician should bo consulted, or' a
noso and' throat specialist if tho fam
ily physician Is not compotont.
Ql'ESTIOXS AND ANSWERS
Ouch! Whocct
Is it all right for a boy 16 yoars old
to tako cold baths In tho morniug?
How should It bo taken? (Louis).
Answer. Suroly, It ho likes tho re
action. .A shower s tho . best .way, I
think. If you havo no shower avail
able, then a , quick plungo inagin.'
outngin, rub llko ovorythln' and .dress.
Some such morning discipline is an
exccllont thing-for a feller. If a.wator
bath Isn't onjoynblo, then ho can open
a. .window or two somewhere and ako
a cold air tmth whilo ho docs a few
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,-llay Fever
Rood setting up exercises or feymnaa
tic stunts or pujiehea the bag or' some
thing In his bare skin. ' ",;
IimIIii, Iodtne and Totlum ; .'
I have asthma, and a' prescription
ffivon me by Dr., ; of thl.'city calls
for 10 drops of iodine .three times
day after meals In milk, increase two
drops a day. I have hot taken any
yet, for It seems to mo excesslvo and
I have been told Iodine is a poison
and that one had better, use iodln or
iodum. Can you inform me' whether,
these other preparations are prefer
able. (S. C., A.) ; ' , ,; '
Answer. -Dr. , .who prescribed
the iodine, Is certainly competent to
decide what dose your conditions re
quires. Ben .Told, who recommended
tho other preparations, mfpht tell it
to the marines. Iodine is one way to
spell it; iodln Is a newer spelling;
iodum ia tho Latin way of spelling it.'
In certain cases of asthma iodine,
iodin. lodum or iodide 'or lodlds may
do. much good--but it is rill a matter
for your own physician's judgment,
. . Axillary .Bromidroyis ,
What, can one use to .stop the ter
rlbjo odor of perspiration under the
arms I've shaved and kept clean and
stilt there is; an, unpleasant .odor that
,1, can't, boar., , (Mrs. p.)
, Answer. The. .surf ace ,may be
lightly .greased -with .the .following
ointment once a day for four or five,
days, and the . treatment then, discon
tinued until .needed (further:
, Salicylic acid 2,0 grains
. Benzoic (acld.,..v.:..50 grains
t r Petrolatum 1 oinco, j
-No Ijongor-Blusli
Having .relations in the country,
five miles from a town or a doctor, 'I
thought I'd ask you to suggest a good
medical or first aid book that they
'can refer to. when, little ailments arise.
(MissM.M.) -
Answer. A book called "Personal
Health,,1-, published , by' W. B. Saun
ders companXt Philadelphia, Pa., at'
$2, may help the country relations to-
worry along.
.MANN'S The Best Goods for the frrice,.No Matter What the Price MANN'S
, . OVERCOATS
SPECIALLY PRICED
$15, $18, $20
Good heavy till wool Overcoats: Plain dark
browns, light tans and greys. "Look these
over if you need an Overcoat for every day
hard wear. ; .
..lit i. ,,....
SPECIAL
COTTON
UNION SUITS
$1.29
Regularly sold at $1.50 a
suit. Medium heavy ribbed
cotton. . -.; . '
COTTON
FLANNEL SEIRTS
$1.69
Khaki and grey, heavy cot
ton flannel Shirts. Worth
..$2.00.
LEATHER
- 'VESTS
$12.50
TIIK GREATKST THING IX THE
- By Laurel 'Gray '
Pychoaual)Hl jiod Love.
' I -wish the psychoanalyst would
all go and jump In the neareac well
and null it in after them! The psy
choanalysts are half-right. That
rthnt makes them so dangerous,
'The
discovery of why one loves, or when
if ... one loves, and
wny ,one , awns mi,
love, ia bad
enough. Bu tto
have theso dis
coveries b r.u ad.
c a s to d in -a
books is really a
very real menace
to -the peace and
happiness ..,ot a
great many nice
men and women.
(It may not be a
modern idea, but
, . that where igno
rance is bliss 'tis folly to be wise,
fioids. good today, just as it held good,
kvnun uio wururj were iirsi.
With an immortal pen. ' Too many
young girls today aro shrewdly ana
lytic in their solection of the young
man. And, of course, ho falls to
moot the required standards. 1 Too
many wives are reading quasi-science
today and thereupon they .meet with
the astounding discovery that they
don't love their husbands after all.
That's why psychoanalysis of tho
Jove-emotion Is dangerous; it is only
half-true. "What applies in the caso
of this particular Mary .Ann doesn't
happen to .apply .in the .case of tho.
Mary Ann who lives over on the other
Bide of town. ' But neither Mary Ann
can see herself clearly so the dam
age is done in the caso of ono Mary
Ann. To the " other, it doesn't so
much matter. I 4do not believe that'
mls-mntcd humans should contlniic
to dwell together in discord. I firm
ly believe in divorce where both per
sons desire It. But I do believe that
the common jor garden -variety Of
marriage should bo allowed to sprout
as it may; undisturbed by psycho
analytical theories and quasi-scientific
reasonings which .may or may
not bo true. Lovo is ia human emo
tion; devotion is an instinct; marri
age is, after all, the decentest ges
ture of society toward itself. "Why
in the world . canrtvWor, let these 'ele
ments alone without an inquisitive in
vestigatlon which ipn't designed to ro-
- a
KsstllJ
vog
Styleplusa Suits
and Overcoats
Well known Clothes, Clothes known for their
stylo and. quality, with satisfaction and .wear
guaranteed. "With all of these qualifications
they are not high priced. ' -..
$25 to $45
,sAnd don't forget that we have some -Suits
with two pair of pants.
MACKINAWS
' FOR BOYS AND MEN
All WooliCoats in boys' sizes
$6.50 to $9.50
Men's Mackiuaws, heavy, all coats
$9.00 to $15.00
Small boys'-Overcoats ;
j r o , $6.504o $18.50
BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY
WOOL ,
UNION SUITS
$3.19
Heavy weight wool and cot
ton mixed. Sold : regularly
for $3.50.
OUTING FLANNEL
NIGHT SHIRTS
$1.69
A regular $2.00 value. All
8i-4es. . "Well trimmed- with '
silk frogs. A very good
value. . . '.' . ' '. ..'
Mann's Department Store
. The Store for Everybody
. .. ) Medford, Oregon f H ;
npw or foHter hanpiness hut to nn- 9
cover the-hidden m-ourecs uf dlaron-
tent -"Jd wretchedness?
.li Copyright, .John F- Dilltf Co:)
Jost t' 1h mentioned for somo
Rood offli-o U irlory cnonRh with- ;
out takln' any further flinm-es. S
Women nro tli' ) KoshdliiBest ;
' IhliiKd. ,-If llioy rldo In th buck". ,
sent thoy want t' drive, an' if .
they rldo in front they want t'
Imp; us. i-- ' - ' ' : '
Quarreled Since
Wedding Day
"My stomach ,and liver trouble
made a roRular" grouch of mo. I was
sore at everyone. .Inoludlntr my wife
and -wo quarrolcd evory day since tint
'wedding. Silo Is a dear little Bil l and
I know it was my-fault. Mayr's Won
derful .Homody was recommended for
my stomach troublo, and since taking
It I havo felt like a new man. My
wifo and I now got along beautifully.'
It is n simple, harmless preparation
that Tomoves the catarrhal mucus
from -tho Intestinal tract and allays
tho inflammation which causes prac
tically all stomach, liver and intoB
tlnal ailments, 'Including nppendicits.
One dose will convince qr -money re
funded. Sold by oil druggists. t
ue
COTTON
UNION SUITS '
. 7 2 foi
$3.00
Medium , heavy cotton rib
bed. Regular $1.75 values.
i
i; ' 'HEAVY '
FLANNEL SHIRTS
$3.15
Big Yank Khaki,' colored
Wool Shirts with double
elbow. A genuine $3.50
Shirt. '.'" i
.BRUSHED
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SWEATERS
$7.50
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