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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MTCDFOIin MAIL TRTBUNTT, MEDFOrcP, OKEflOX,' SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22 1923 v!f,iford Mail tribunk KM INrnflPMlNLlKNT NKWSPAPBM I'Hl.lSHKD KVEHt AFTERNOON -. HXCBIT SUNDAY BY TUB M HirFORD PRINTING CO. Tne irtodfurd Oundar Morulas Mur. Is rwiiHtiitw BUDacnnor iMinnr van lay dally uowapaper. OMloa Mall Tribune Bullalna. J.-I7-M 1o-th r-tr atnwt Phona 71 A consolidation of to Damocratlo rmiwo, lue aleilfvrd Mall, toe Idedford rrlbuna, tha Southern Oresonlan. The Ashland Tribune. HOHBKT W. RUHla, Editor i. BUM ITER SMITH. atana(er. 4T MAIL In Advance: Dally wltb Sunday Sun. year 17.10 Dally ltt. funduy Sun, month .75 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year.. i.SO Dally. without Sunday Sun, month Woekli Mall Tribune, one year t.Ott tunday Sun. one year . 1. 00 IT CARUIMK In Medford, Alhland. Jacksonville, central point, rnoenix, . Talent and on Hlghwaya: Dally, with Sunday Sun, month... .76 '. Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .6 Dally, without Sunday Bun. year- 7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.60 - All terms by carrier, oash In advanoe. Entered as seovnt ems matter si aexlford. Oregon, under act or March I, U7. . Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper or jacason wouniy. THE LATEST FORD FAKCE. R The only paper ueitowu migona. Ore ft HRnrnrrtHntn. t.Ilf.. a distance O orer 600 miles, having leaaed ir Amo- eiatea itmb eerviosj. r tTsraii circulation tot months cmlliur October 1, lt.iS, 8870, Bworn oait; r tnnntha snilliur ra tii an double the circulation of any noi athi faokaon Con uaner nubllahed or olrouiatea in at MM Mill Ha) tip T fcHSOClATBU PunsH . ..iiu.lsi.saH Urn sin ls Mini IIM. Vffl V a titled to the uee for republication of newa dlapatohea credited to It 01 not Ai-nerwiB oroauea in hub uio. also to the local nowa published herein. All rlshM of republication of apeolaJ irjtrrht heroin are aleo reeerved Ye Smudge Pot y Arthur Carry. -Jt mlKht tint bo a wild Idea for some candidate to conio out on a platform opposing Jackson County elvlni; a monthly Imitation of Banta C'lnus. ' UL8K1 8AID INTOXICATED (Oregon City KnlorprlHO lldllno). Thai's real smart of UlHki. ' THY GAKMC, TINV (Kalcm Capital Iiiuriiul) DKAK ANNUO LA UK I hi: I ttlll a girl twenty-one years old. I have boon koIhk with a yotiiiK man about my aito, for the Inst .six months. Ho Is a perfect kcii tleman In every respect while In my presenco, with otic exception and that Is, he kisses mo ovory time he leaves and I can't pro- " vent It. Please Rive mo your host advice. TEENY TINY. EALLY no one should lake polities seriously. The entire politi cal performance is too amusing. ' Take the retient announcement by Henry Ford, for example. If anyone will talte the trouble to look up the Democratic record on Henry Ford, before he endorsed President C'oolidfro, and after mate rial enough willc supplied to keep any casual observer of the Human Comedy laughing for a week. JV We happen to know that only two weeks ago a certain Democrat not more than three thousand miles from Medford declared Henry Ford to be one of the greatest (luinoeriitHrrVith a small d, in this country, the only American in the history of the world, whoso love for the masses was bo great, that the possession of half a billion dol lars could not smother it, and the one man who was destined, sooner or biter, to lead this country from the clutches of the Jewish money trust, "to government of the people, byhc people," etc, etc. '.',.. And yesterday this same man, in all seriousness, without the sug gestion of the satirical touch, declared that Ford had shown himself to be the biggest false alarm in modern political history, that he hadn't the brains of n one-legged rooster, that he never really hud any faith in him, but that like many other misguided citizens he had been a victim of the Detroit billionaire V high-salaried press bureau. The suggestion of a humorous retort was highly resented. What if he had said thus and so, and he never hail said it, this government by millionaires was going to be put down. . There was no use arguing. The poor old hoy was mad, mad clear through. And as Brother liryan s announcement today indicates, this local example is typical of the country at large. For years the Demo cratic party, while amorig its lendm-s, not set upon Tfy'd as a eandi ante, mis dccii, particularly among the1 rank- and tile, extremely. sym pathetic with the man who gave Senator Newberry such a terrificV lacing. And now within 48 hours, the Apostle of Dearborn has become something rather less worthy of commendation than Judas of Iscariot . Ho Hum! How the Muses of Humor must hold their sides when ever a political campaign is on. Personal Health Service By WILLIAM 15RADY, M. D. Not ad Phytician and A at ho 8lgned letters pertaining to perianal health and hygiene, not to di sease diagnosis or treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped, self addressed envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In Ink. Owing to the large number of letters received, only a few can be an swered here. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instruc tions. Address Or. William Brady, In care of this newspaper. QUILL POINTS In some particulars the 'world is'no 'belter, tint you see v. roller towels now. ' Some of tho other candidates talk more than Coolidge but few of them are saying more. . The klan is inactive now. night in one's nightshirt. It's too darned cold to run' about at The fundamontnllsUi, whatever thnt means, and the rnodeiuilxU, ditto, two divisions of tho churuhns,' arc ititowl lng at each other. In an un-Clu'lMtinn manner, ovor neology and science, and, ono aldo or tho other cupturos a herotlc at least onco a ween, rnu churchcB ought to adhero to tho (lol don Hule and tho Ton Command ments, as a euro for cuuHodneHs. In stead nf frottlntr nooillo8ly u limit tho rock- formation of tho churoh, and whether tho Invention of a wanning machine conflicts with tho New Tos tament. It might bo juet as well to clean out tho nests of politicians clut tering up tho main aisles. Otherwise in ton years It will ho tho Viral Re publican Mothoillst church cnucusod with tho Democratic Presbyterian flock Tuesday, and will discuss con stables the end of the weok with tho Non-i'artlsan Jlurdshellcd lluptlsts. f, -n ' , . ; ' " v It Is most fitting that it should hap pen to bo Christmns time, when tho Christmas spirit . prevails. (Yrekii Cal., Capital Journal.) It should happen that way. HEM. ITT A COHNKK ! ' (Morshfleld N (() Jack Knlfo Is now driving tho . laundry wniton for Iho Coquille ftteam laundry. Correct this sentence:' "Oh, Mamma," wailed Willie from his upstairs bedroom, "you forgot my castor oil." Correct this sentence: "It is getting thinner every year," paid, the man, "but I never use any tonic in an effort to save it." People who have no stockings, can Ket the same results by hanging up a hind -tiro. Thomot "Klamath Tails Llko Uoth lehem, Short .on Hoom.M (Klamath Falls Hun). And, thcro tho resem blance endeth. ' j' . . ' Tho "community seems to ho out of trifles worthy of throwing a fit ovor, afterwards uniting to full in tho Bit mo. ' OFKIcr.lt. (Jlt.MI MK" (Decatur, 111., Ilt-rall) T. 11. Bmlth was arrested Tues day afternoon! on a charge of vio lating tho parking urdinunco Hy double parking, lie was winvd by Justice J. T. I.loyri. BAD. ni'T IIK.M'Kl'Ii (New York World) ' "On Page 21rt of tho recently pub lished acoount of the attempt to climb the world's highest potnt of land: The Assault on Mount Everest. Hi.' conducted by the Mount Everest Com mittee of the Hoyal Geographical So ciety of Great Itrltaln. nuty be found an account of the highest recorded drink. 'We had no chance of finding a trickle horo, as ono often may be In the blessed Alps; and medical opin ion, which know all about what was Kbod for us. froivned upon tho notion of alcohollo stimulant for a cllmher In distress at a high altitude. And so. ,very naturally, when one nf us (he of good cheer, my friend. I won't give you away!) produced from his pocket a flask of brandy, each of us took a nip. 'I am glad to rotate that the re- i suit was excellonl. It gave us Just the mental fillip which we required to pull ourselves togethor for the- de scent.' . ".'This was at an elevation of 1(1.(185 feet, the highest point to which man has .ever climbed by his own unaided efforts, over 11,000 feet' higher than Mount Blanc." i ' Ilherty Ilomla, " NEV YORK. Doc. 23. Liberty bonds closed: 3'4's $!.1: first 4K' 98.70; second it's 8.60; third a 'B 199.60; fourth ' 198.90; V, B. povernment 4V4' 199.10. j Swcatln g Feel A reader offers tho following inter esting suggestions concerning sweat ing feet: "At different times I ' have read your recommendations with reference to the matter of pcrsplrlnii and 111 smelling feet and note that you have great faith In maldchyde as ."I; have odorant used this for many years with excellent results but have used a much weaker solution than you advised. ' Tho one to eight solution that you suggested burned nd blis tered my feet caus ing then to peel badly, . knave found that a ono to 32 solution! in more suit- ablo for my skin. "My experience tolls hie that much of this offenalve odor comes from the accumulation of effete mattor or odors In tho lining of tho shoes. To remedy this I pour .'a cupful of the 1-32 solution into tho nru)e,.flhake It around for half a minute, to thoroly wet the entire lining, then pour It out into tno other shoe and treat likewise. would make a one to eight solution which . is about as strong as. neces sary for most cases. Tho one to 32 solution mlgHt .be applied every day or evory alternate day for a week or two. . - , ' The suggestion to treat the linings of tho shoes is a good ono. The for malin not only deodorizes but tends to lireiUtrVA Ihn llnlnna and tha r- . leather, too. ue" 1 Many sufferers 'from excessive foill HWOfltlnf- nf tha tant nhtaln product Broat renef trom Uie day or con. stant use of boric acid powder sprin kled In the shoeB and in the stockings. The reader's experience with plain talcum la interesting. Foot powders generally consist of mixtures of vary ing quantities of talcum and Inert fillers. Another good plan is to ring the stockings or the stocking feet out in' a saturated solution of boric acid and hang them up to dry. A solution of half an ounce of alu minum chlorldo in three ounces of water, lightly dabbed on the soles daily for about a week, is satisfactory in controlling excessive sweating without foul odor. V feminine . QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Evasively SpeukUiR You Htated recently in answering a query that there is no such disease rr THE GREATEST THING IN '.ivHE ; WORLD- ,;;.. j by Laurel Grav . ? ; A miu hie Girls. Men: tnarrji amiable Klrls. Amia bility (rr the hiOHt nittfeious duality of Vhnracter because: an umir able.'Klrl is se .jiane. So many of the fluttering creatures are not. you. know! ( Ami ability is Indica tive of a sound ness of tempera ment and an In telligence . which disregards trifles and considers lm portant items in the business of life. Amiable clrls 'not only smooth their own course in tho doings of the day, but their influence works a benefit to everybody with whom they come in contact. Irritability, un reasonablenPHS, nagging and fault- boric acid Findin are tne warning signs which m.'-(juni tor me two minion uuuu bachelors wei have in these United States. Think that over, girts, for it is gospel!- Men-p -afraid- of girls who are quick, to anger. -They -fear girls who protend' to a severity of tnougnt that is foreign to the sex. In short, men have their own troubles. They demand that a ghi be pleas ant, agreeable, tactful, comfortable in her manners and her conduct. Amia bility Is the fabric woven of all these virtues. Men nmrry amiable girls! .tW v . i..n imur uii ana set tne snoes away ; catarrh. Kindly explain what is the to dry for 24 hours. This hus proved nnrv.llt.fl mnirf ,hih ..,.... very effective. I nhvlolnn rtlnnn. . ,i, 'You adviso sprinkling boric acid A.) powder into the shoes. This is a con. stilucnt of foot powders. but has nevor been satisfactory to mo. One day In desperation I took tho plain talc powder which I uso for dusting my tire casings, and applied It libera ally to tho Inside of my shoes and found great relief in all ways. From tho nature of tnlcl know It is not Answor.-r-Evaslvely speaking, they don't. Hearty Apix'tlto I read your column every night, and it has done me much good. 1 take my six rolls every night and every morn ing, and bellove me. it is tho most bracing dlot I'vo over tried! (Miss absorbent, deodorant qr, disinfectant, i T'' . ...'. j ... yot it greatly lessened' all tho dis- KS1T Bu"orcd or battered? staid habits and counterbalanced ngreeable conditions. Possibly the talc, diminishes tho shoo Trletlon and therefore the amount of heat .devel oped." , Formalin is the name of tho stand ard solution of forniafdohydo sold as nisinroclnnt, deodorant, and ns a preservative ForWalhr (the official medical name for it is liquor formul dehydi) is a 37 per cent solution of tha gns formaldehyde in water, color- many evil results of dignity. Which Side? . Kindly tell mo which side ono is supposed to sleep on. Kindly answer Immediately, as there has been con siderable discussion on the subject. (Mrs. S. C. J.) Answer. The side next tho window If you can pick and choose. However, COMMUNICATIONS less, with a pungent odor; In tho pure I " renl'y immaterial which sido one state it is a caustic. A special noly- slooPs " . ltns as ono sleeps com mcrlzcd preparation of It known as i rol'"-nIy on that sido. paraform comes in pastilles which Benzol '- ' aro used in a lnnip to generate for- I work in a rubber fnctorv. hand- iimMefiydoi gas for disinfecting and ling benzol and bichlorido and blsul inline ior curing. ' At ximfls, especially America doesn't miml doinii her part in tlie'world ' affairs. What kIio objuots to is doing Europo's part. It may not be siffiiificant but tbo kind of people who return thanks for their food are the kind that have least. Another way to make an ass of a man is to interview him and let Nature take its course. There aro so many drys and so many wets thnt the poor politician can't tlo a thing but declare Prohibition isn't an issue. That Scotch scientist who doubts the Adam and Kvo story, will please explain tho projection that, chafes the front of one's collar. Correct this sentence: "Yes, I've looked over the paper,'' she ad mittetl, "but I never r.ead'thoso divorce stories." Our guess is that a diet of humble pie will heroine general on the continent. 1 he menu will be m French, of course. That philosopher who says no new crime has been invented in thousand years hasn't heard many of: the new populate songs. And so it is unlucky to get married on Christinas day. particulars, however, the day differs from the other 'JM. In other "The chief fault of the world is misdirected energy." Absolutely, The energy now wasted in growing whiskers would cover all the bald spots. Rippling Rhuraos OUR GUARDIANS. THK CRI.MK wave never halts on;; ps, marauders slay and rob; the blackjack swings, tha pistol pops, and dying victims sub ; and we should all support the cops, who have so fierce a job. If there's a mystery on deck, and no solutions come, we cry, "Hy James, and eko by Heck, the sleuths are on the bum; the gory sluyers safely trek through alley, wyml and slum. The mur derer in safety treads, safe is the 'burglar, too; and while we slum ber in our beds our safes are knocked askew, for all the sleuths are leather heads who gum up every clew." Can we expect the cops to feel encouraged by our talk, will they be heartened by our spiel, when every spiel's a knock T Would you be filled with righteous zeul if beancd with brick or rock! Last night some caitiff stole my cow, the cow with brindled fleece; I might be ranting, snort ing now, and cussing tho police, but there's no cloud upon my brow, my soul is filled with peace. For well I know Policeman Monro is busy as can be, he seeks my cow, hot trails her spoor through dingle, copso and lea, and all the bulletins assure he'll bring her back to me. . , deodorizing a room and its contents The gas penetrates fabrics without injuring thorn nor destroying their color; It is far less poisonous than somo other disinfectants so used. The strength of the dilation 1 sug gested, ono to eightl'niay bcMoo great for some skins, as U -explained at the' time, but even stronger solutions are often advantageously used, merely sponged or painted upon the soles and tho spaces between tho toes and allowed to dry. once in a week per haps. In using a formalin solution care should be taken to keep It off tho fingers a brush or a swab of cotton on a stick is. handy to apply It with. A one to 3i solution is made I by placing about n- tablospoonful of I tho official or pur formalin (liquor formnldehydl) in a pint bottle and filling it up with water. A tablespoon 1 ful in a half pint bottle filled up with water makes a one to 16 solution on cloudy, days, I have seyero head ache and upset stomach and a had tnste. I never was subject ta sick headache before coming to work here. Have those acids anything to do with it? (G. S.) Answer. Benzol Is a fine solvent, but a dangerous poison. Inhalation of the fumes or vapor will cause headache and more serious systemic derangement. Carbon dlsulphide, too, may cause headache with nausea. On a cloudy or muggy day the ventilation Is not so good, hence there Is a great chance of Inhaling considerable of these vapors. Yes Daughter Kindly tell mo whether It would be Injurious to allow my daughter to go swimming. (Mrs. G. R. A.), Answer. It is never injurious for a girl or woman to go swimming if she enjoys it, provided, of course tho Two tablespoonfuls In the half pint. water 1b not dangerously polluted. SOCIETY CHOCOLATES FOR CHRISTMAS One Pound Box .... $1.25 Two PouncTBox $2.50 Three Pound Box $3.00 FRESH EVERY WEEK; FOR YOUR HOLIDAY TRIPS : Travel By STAGE DEPENDABLE, SURE AND SAFE Faro $7-85 to Portland. If tlosired stop ovor at I?ostburg Eugene and Salem. For further information call UNION STAGE DEPOT Phone 309 No. 5 Front St. Medford, Ore. ' Winn Poultry moirs Aid. To tho Editor: We are appealing to the press for publicity in the mutter of getting our contracts signed. Unless sufficient contracts nre signed to cover 250,000 hens, Oregon will bo tho or.ly state on the 'Pacific Const without a co operative egg marketing1 association. It is conceded hy all who are at alt familiar with tho facts that tho dissolution of this association will be a most serious blow to tho poultry business Of the state of Oregon and southwestern Washington. Tho Port land Chamber of Commerce, the State Bankers association. Farmers asso ciation,, the Grange and tho Co-opo-rattve council all. recommend that producers support this organization If they fail to do so; it will cost the state of Oregon many dollars. From time to- time we are going to give you some items and we appeal to you to give as much publicity in the matter as you possiblv can. PACIFIC co-operative". POUL TRY PRODUCERS. . Portland,' Dec. 21, 1923. " " s'v' Cnt Tlils Oiit It Is Worth Money Send this ad and ten cents to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. III., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound for coughs, colds and hoarse ness, also free -sample packages of Foley's Pills, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and Foley Cathartic Tab lets for Constipation and Biliousness. Thetff wonderful remedies have helped millions of people. Try them! Sold everywhere. ' Adv. ANNOUNCEMENTS .' '; ,.' SHKIUFF . ; T hereby hnriouncfe niysolf a 'candi date for thp nomltrklinn nf. Kheriff nf Jarksbh' roiinty on the Republican ticket subject to the voters of said count. jiitne primaries In Muy. If luiiiinHccu mm ieciea 1 L.pieaKo Tny- self ftnd -0(0 fdnVu'tten M'hqrn I shall appoint'" to1 'cWfbrre' all laws including tne 18th Amendment vlth efficiency and economy. If you do not want tho laws enforced do not .vote for mo. D. -A. LYONS, Central Toint. , . . tf Klgb.M ' Qnsiitr J.waxry Bpsirliia owmraa sttln. Wltol Xapsuus1 Satisfaction Assured Id quality and price. Mall us your wants. MARTIN J. EEDDY Health Insurance for the Whole Family For Economical Transportation 5-pag8enger Touring $635.00 t. o. b. Medford Patton and Robinson, Inc. Medford Iron Works Our Spwlaltj Medford Quartz Mill Unbm sad BswmUl Machlaery. OesMtrsJ Foundry and Machlss Work. ' lit N. OeatnU It, Til' tarirr lias bceh . discussed , for forty years un' "th' people" - hain't onto it y t. "Well, sir, tlilrty yirs cr fdny orangca sold for .rlvo .cents. In the' Rro-,- rys an ton cents, on th' Clove lund division o' ' th' New .'York. Central Much," Bald Tell Bii kley ' this inoiiiin'-. ; Pills For Kidney and Liver Troubles. Conntlpation, In teatinal Indigestion and Kindred AilmenU - , Liver trouble leadi to ekrloun Itlt. And a sura sign of llvtrtroublala biltouaneia. If you hav attack of headache. If you have a coated ' tongue, If you have a fickle appe tite, yoil probably ar bIHoue which may lead to derangement of the liver and to aerioue and , , quite often fatal reeulta. Read ' tale strong endorsement of Dr. A, W.Chaae'aK-LPill. Mr.. J. H. tone. Rout Ne. , Bailey, Otv, wrlteet . "For notnber of yean ! heT been troubled with my kidneya, liver and also my heart. I And Dr. A. W.Chaae'i K.I.PM).. Mn. derful remedy. They cerUinty are - vi. iiucat cicr iikq. wnuia Dot be without them in my horn and talfe great pleasure in recoa- .meDiDf uen to my frleoc. ' Top ean buy Dr. Cheat's K-ft. Pills at all drug stores. To be sura of getting the genuine, see tha ponrm ina signature ol A. W, wnase.m.Lr., are on each hoi year praucuan against imitatloo, Dr. A. W. CHASE MHDIC1NB Ca - wiimngion vt.( tsuoalo. N. T. Licenses for balance of 1923 -put on FREE OF X CHARGE . on any -NEW CAR sold prior to January 1, 1924 The Busy Corner Motor Co. SHoiQlManx Powell St. at O'FarreH, OMN hKANCISCO (Pqse Jfc Theares ana Shopping District (01 (?) An.wl, b..ul,l,il (. Umn Ik. vmtoi to Su Frw eiwol Nw fwfinhtnct el duna mni tetnhn. lokt, cleHfQ.d to pmid. 1 1. umefpocre of liuwioin ham. and a mv DtMnt Rcoio. coiuilcl .o ol Ih. not iooaoniiif ia Am trie all csnlnbale to TOUTxrtlFartt h b Lh. ami. kt.t OTl raiut lee Water m nor ,00m. CunopcAN PLAN . RATES .1-5 AND U P HARVEY M. TOY, Managing . Owner -. .