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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, WJYFOftD, OftEflOX, SATURDAY, JANUARY. 5. 1924
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M
ABEL XORMAND is grieved.
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Iurry
$3 will keep a starving German
child for 150 days, if the. home work
era don't devour 12. 1)9 f the amount
before the original sum gets to the
Atlantic ocean. .
Tho snow is a Rreat benefit to the
crops the farmers will got robbed out
of again next fall.
OXK AND THK SAME
(Eugene Keifhitvr)
Children who wore disappoint
rd at not having a "white Christ
inas' are overjoyed at tho pres
ent snowfall moro so, in fact,
than the situation warrants, and
far more than tho cattle and
other livestock.
AtWiiter to tho Portland Orefronlnn
wants all who never drank booties;
whiskey to wear a button, forgetting
that this plan will Includo thu bootlegger.
Science has discovered a fish that
hollers, but this section needs n
species that can be caught, without
devoting a lifetime to the Job,
1 1 tram Johnson's lung and lnrnyx
are In first class condition, as shown
In his Cleveland, O., speech, but our
Oovernor still has tho champion tear
ducts of the land.
Miss Mabel Xormand, the black
eyed film queen, who Is encountering
considerable difficulty in maintaining
her.cuteness and cussed ness, seems to
have been guilty of nothing except the
Interview she guvo the papers after
the late shooting.
Fewer blondes changed their status
In 1022 than In 1023.
IIE'Mj KKKK KE-KLKOTION
(Inrrh, Oil., Times)
Bam llaurlch, had so much
bottled ambition that- hq wanted
to cloun up the streets at his own
exponso. Another $50 was added
to tho city treasury. Police Judge
W. P. Sherman says this reign of
terror must come to un onU in
this town.
Once upon a time, there was a fire,
nnd the fire onglne spud away to the
scone of the conflagration, and only
had to slow up twico In thu first block
whllo Ford cars got oui of tho road.
ABOUT A U:i.li KILLING
Thero seems to bo a benign confi
dence among tho law abiding mem
bers of the- law. abiding members of
tho social group that a criminal is in
fear of the horrors of death and that
tho mystery of the electric chnlr ter
rorises his droama. It so happen
that death in the electric chair Is
about the only painless death I know
of, A man is knocked unconscious In
tho split of a second nnd what linger
ing minutes follow to add certainty
to tho first shock belong to tho eter
nity of deuth so far ns tho condemned
man la concerned.
Tho one punishment that remains
is, that Inflicted by tho clergy who are
able to convince a doomed man of a
hereafter. Kvcn hero tho element of
hope survives and when a man dies
kissing a crucifix nnd remembering
that Jesus Christ was of a compassion
and tenderness Infinitely beyond tho
compassion nnd tenderness of a moth
er, there Is a splendid consolation that
Intervenes to cheat tro barbarity of
low.
Death by execution is pointed for
every one but the criminal. Its main
emphasis is Its dignity. Homehow. to
stand In a chamber with seventy other
solemn owls, magnificent representa
tives of society, and see a nmn, shrun
ken and bulldozed by a fore-ordained
end. shnmhle up to tho machine that
will kill him, sit down with tho hu
mility of a sneaking husbnnd. and
take death without a murmur. Is de
grading. The egg shell that Is a
human being is crushed instantly. The
godlike quality sung by poets becomes
a cosmlo sneer. The thing takes on
the quality of a practical Joke in
heaven and one feels that the race,
rising seldom six, feet above ground,
must look to the Joker like no many
dM-kroaches crawling Importantly
about and defiling their hills. . . .
(Now York World.)
Bert Lancaster was hit by a RIwoll
bpy who drives for the Potts sawmill.
Monday morning nar Wendllng. It
broke up the Inncaater car consider
fcbly. (Eugene Guard). A tough boy.
because her crazy
a Now Year's cull?
Why indeed? One can not be held responsible for one's chauffeur.
Ah far as the news dispatches go, Miss Norm and was guilty 'of no
crime, and according to Hollywood standards was, in calling upon Jlr.
Dines and Miss Purviance and perhaps sipping a New Year's high
hall, not even guilty of an indiscretion. '
But, unfortunately for Miss Normand, this is her second offense.
Personal Health Service
, By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Notmd Phytician and Author
Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hyo'ens, not to disease diagnosis or
treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady if a stamped, self addrssscd envelop Is enclosed.
Letters should be brief and written in ink. Owing to the. large number of letters received, only
a few can ba answered hers. No reply can be to queries not conforming to Instructions
Address Or. William Brady, In care of this nswspatar.
3111k ait d Water
Sacramento, Cel.. was pioneer zu strain the impulse to cough unneces-
regulatlng the consumption cf milk in 8ari
original containers In lunch rooms
Of courso you should take
nothing and do nothing about your
She figured prominently in the Taylor murder scandal. .'After a brief ; restauranu.and other places where physician. , - . ,
milk is served; since such an ordt- JmcUj Boy
nance was adopted In Sacramento the I have charge of a little boy 9 years
consumption .or milk nas increasea old who has hereditary tendencies to
from. 12 to 23 per cent. Milk is sold in tuberculosis. .' I was planuing; to send
original, bottles of one-half pint at him to a preventorium, but a friend
from five to 10 advises me that in this prevention the
THE GREATEST TTTIXO IX
WORLD
THE
by Laurel Gra
Consistent Men.
Girls love consistent men. A con-
Is one who luys
girl-
sistent man Is one
thV-.lar"'fof hW b('st
vacation in Honolulu slic returned to the screen, and there was no
public protest. That sh&uUl have been a lesson. But apparently it
wasn't. In less thau a year she figures in another unsavory episode.
Right or wrong, moral laws are pitiless masters. That the guilty
way be punished it is inevitable that the less guilty, and even the in
nocent, should sometimes suffer. It is quite possible that if Miss Nor
mand is forced to abandon the screen, she would suffer out of pro
portion to her just deserts, but such occurrences are, after all mere
incidents in the inexorable moral scheme.
Where there is so much smoke the public will believe there must
have been some firo. And with these two episodes as evidence, noth
ing Miss Xormand can say will remove the suspicion that she lacks
those qualities they demand from an accepted movie heroine.
So there you are. And there also is Miss Xormand. In moral
matters ignorance is always bliss. There may bo many screen stars
whose private lives are far darker than hers, but she had the misfor
tune to be discovered. And also she hud the poor sense not to keep
still.
The moral of the sad tale is as old as King Tut. Those who never
play with fire never get scorohed.
QUILL POINTS
cents. Restaur ant'
people, who feared
the ordinance would
reduce the demand
for milk and boost
the price now main
tain that they han-
patients play during midsummer in
the snow with bathing suits on. This
seems to . mo too rigorous for" chil
dren. Could you advise. me as to the
authenticity of that statement? (H.
L.)
Answer. It Is probably the open
die milk with less air and sunbath treatment, such
trouble in this way. Ilollier made famous at Leysin. Switz
erland, in the cure. of . tuberculosis,
particularly tuberculosis of bones,
joints and other organs In children.
This method is In successful use now
at various places in this country, not
ably in the Adam Memorial hospital
, at Perrysburg N. Y. . The youngsters
are very gradually and carefully ex-
' posed to the sun and afr, never with
discomfort, tho area of skin surface
exposed and the duration of exposure
being both gradually increased i from
Chicago has re
c e n 1 1 y adopted a
rule requiring that
milk be served to
patrons In individ
ual containers. Los Angeles follows
a similar rule, the health authorities
reporting that a state law requires
that all-milk served in restaurants,
etc., must be in the original bottle
and opened in the presence of the
The more vices you quit on the first of the year, the more quickly
you can get the Christmas presents paid for.
' Another reason why husbands are not uniformly courteous to
their wives is because few women could survive the shock.
There are fewer burglars now. No need to break houses when
one can print a few pretty stock certificates and break suckers.
Vanity is the quality tlint makes you buy things you can't afford
to keep the neighbors from thjiking you can't afford them.
"JUST TOWN TALK"
Copied Right B? Mike
WITH CHRISTMAS
. . -
A THING of tho jiast
MANY OP us
ARE SETTLING down
TO WATCHFUL, waiting
REALISING FULL well
....
THE TIME-WORN truth
"THAT THE tags
.
"SOMETIMES TELL tho piico
...
"I1UT TIME alone
....
"CAN TELL tho value"
AND WITH this lull
...
THAT FOLLOWS Yulutldo
THE OLDER folks
...
PEGIN TO grow tired
mm
OK THE playthings
THAT WERE prosontod
...
TO THE youimstora
...
AND THE children
...
"CLAIM THEIR own" ,
...
ANYWAY THEY'RE fascinating
. .
THESE MECHANICAL toys
...
ESI'ECIALL THE dolls
...
DOLLS THAT walk
DOLLS THAT rido
....
DOLLS THAT swim
AND SOME that run
...
WITH ELECTRICITY
....
AND SOME you wind
. w
AND "CHARACTER dolls"
.
AND THERE'S been progress
...
IN THE making of dolls
'
BUT IT'S not boen
...
QUITE AS groat
AS IN other HnoB
...
FOR WHILE wo can buy
...
A DOLL that walks
. . ...
OR GOES to sloop
. ' -
AND SAYS "Mamma and Papa"
1 HEY HAVEN'T yet
...
I'.EEN AI1LE to turn out
...
A REAL modern doll
...
THAT SAYS "Oh, Hoy!"
...
WHEN YOU squceso It
...
ONLY til moro
. ,
WEEKS UNTIL Christmas
SHOP EARLY
I THANK you.
RipplingRhumes
UNLUCKY.
I11KAK1) Charles J. MeDoodle say, "My luck is something
fierce; it's like a cloud, opaque and, gray, that .sunshine can
not pierce. It overshadows all my life, and queers my every plan,
and after years of toil and strife I'm still an also ran. I do not
rank among the sjiirks, my zeal has known no slump; yet my
bum luck has gummed the works, and sent me to the dump." "It
is not luek, 0 mournful skate," I said, with tender smile; "you're
always half an hour too late, for anything worth while. You argue
matters to and fro, and twiddle doubting thumbs; and while you
jiirgue others, go and gather, all the plums. You argue matters
pro and eon, 'Shall I do this or that'? and while you argue James
or ,Iohu or William goes to bat. You're always holding stern
debate, you can't make up your mind; and noble chances pull
their freight, and you are left behind. A quick decision now
and then might change your luck, odsfish; for fortune will not
wait on men who don't know what' they wish. 'When lnon com
plain of evil luck, while yet their weird they dree, I am inclined
to say, with Puck, 'What fools these mortals be!"
consumer.
Detroit allows the sale of dinned i week to week; as they take on tan
milk In restaurants and hotels, but thcy enjoy tho sun baths and air
the health authorities believe thnt ! baths more and moro. Your friend
the bottling of milk, if you really imagines tho youngsters suffer from
take the consumer into consideration, exposure no one who has seen this
is tho only means we have of assur- I method of treatment can harbor any
ing them a wholesome product." such impression. It would be a lucky
in Baltimore all liquid milk must ming. inaoeu, ir your nmo uoy coum
be served in the original bottle, the have tho inestimable advantage of
restaurateur being permitted to loosen ! such treatment, whether to prevent
the cap of the bottle only In the pres
ence of the consumer. The Baltimore
health authorities strictly prohibit the
sale of bulk milk from cans or urns.
Now York permits tho sale of
dipped milk; about 50 per cent of all
milk sold In New York is dipped milk.
The New York health authorities say
tuberculosis from developing or to
cure It if the disease haa already be
come active.
Firot Class Log Scclnll4t
I want the name and address of a
first class leg specialist. (J.J.)
Answer. Really I don't know what
kind of specialist you mean, but if
they would liko to have nothing but yu w"1 Bivo me a better clue, and
bottled milk sold in tho city, but they , enclose a stamped, self addressed en-
fear such, a rulo would decrease the
consumption of milk or deprive many
poor people of It. Their notion about
that is well answered by tho experi
ence of Sacramento.
Boston Is of course even more "con
servative" than New York. The Bos
ton health authorities report thnt
"milk is sold in some of our first class
restaurants by tho bottle."
Buffalo has no law or ordinance.
Philadelphia lets 'em use pumps In
restaurants. .
Cleveland has a strict ordinance In
its sanitary code, requiring individual
bottles; these must be capped by a
mechanical device, not by hand.
Milwaukee reports that 60 per cent
of the milk sold by restaurants is
served in the original half pint bot
tles. -ino managers of the restaurants
now declare they would not go back
to tho old milk can Bystem.
Ql'KSTIOXS AND ANSWERS
Tuberculosis nnd Cough
Please let me know whether ono
must have a cough with tuberculosis.
And let me know what Is. good for it.
I am 23 years old, 5 feet 4 inches tall
nnd weigh 87 pounds. A year ago I
weighed 136 pounds. Answer ns soon
as possible In the paper. (E. M. H.)
Answer. In some cases of lung tu
berculosis there Is practically no
cough for a considerable period: In
fact it is sometimes difficult for tho
patient to raise sufficient sputum for
microscopic examination for tho
presence of tubercle bacilli. In active
tuberculosis it is generally better to
avoid coughing as much as possible.
One or the good lessons a patient
learns in a sojourn in a tuberculosis
hospital or sanitarium Is how to re-
; velope, I'll be glad to suggest a com
petent specialist by mail.
and fol
lows It ntinsea.
too. A consistent
man hats to see
his fiancee smoke
in public, and he
hates just as
heartily to see
any other wom
an smoke in pub
lic. The moral
code which he
applies to a girl
is precisely the
same as he la'3
down for his own
conduct. It's a
great pity there are not more men
like this. A consistent man believes
in the fifty-fifty .- deal in morals,
money and marriage. No single path
for him, and another for his lady
love. Consistent men are essentially
fair-minded men, just men. and above
all. mighty intelligent men. .Modern
Eves are not deceived by the poor
chump who fancies that superior
man may have his fling and then
tame down to calm domesticity. Girls
admire consistent men and are never
assailed by doubts, suspicions or pre
sentiments of evil. Consistent men
play the game fair and square as
matter of course.
Sauces You
Never
Forget
Certain hotels have a
country -wide reputation
for their wonderful meals.
It 1b usually In the prep
aration of some famous
sauce that a chef gains
his reputation. There is
hardly a chef of repute
who would be without
KITCHEN. BOUQUET.
Try this mushroom sauce:
MUSHROOM SAUCE
. 1 tmapoao KltcJMS Bssssssas
i tablMpoooa
1 ublwpoona buttaa
A mttttin
IUH bottar ta ssoespw, sJ ftsor, sofc I
MtentM. add stork with aaoahiwasss s4
took IS mlnaua, tlrrins sfuoi add arasaa,
KJtaban Baoqnft and saaawarfnss. awtas ss
Tkmm ya wilt knam cV
KTTCHEN BOUQUET
For FaUicr's Couch
January is usually ono of tho cold
est months, and brings its share of
coughs, colds and hoarseness. Take
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound at
the first sign of a cough or cold, as it
loosens the phlegm and quickly brings
relief to the inflamed membranes of
the throat. "Your Honey and Tar
Compound has done wonders for my
father, who had an awful cough. He
is feeling fine now," writes Nicolassa
Gonzales, Cuero, Texas. Bold every
where. Adv.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SHERIFF,
I hereby announce mjself a candl
datejfor the nomination of Sheriff of
Jackson County on. the Republican
ticket subject to the voters of said
county at the primaries in May. If
nominated and elected I pledge my
self and the- deputies whom I shall
appoint to enforce all laws including
the ISth Amendment with efficiency
and economy. If you do not want the
laws enforced do net vote for me.
D. A. LYONS, Central Point.
.... tf
Kodak Finishing
fcr those who demand the best.
Swem's Studio
217 E. Main
Medford
Coroner .
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate on the republican tu.ket,
for nomination at the coming primary
(for the office of coroner of Jackson
county.
. Ify virtue of my profession as an
undertaker. I fee) that I have every
quaiuicuiion an inc necessary equip
ment to properly handle any duties
which may arise. H. W. CONGER.
tf
Wives are wonderful things
llicy either want t' sixmd ever.
thine or navo cver'thtng. , It
wx-iiiH lite clt takes an' uiiusually
hihui t Mli-r t' git by with a good
education.
Reserve District No. l:
THK
Charter No. 8236.
HE POUT OF CONDITION OF
Medford National Bank
At Medford, In the Stato of Oregon, ut tho closo of business on December 31,
1923.
"HKSOl'HCKS
1. Loans and discounts, Including rediscounts, acceptances of
other bnnks, and foreign bills of exchange or drafts
- sold with indorsement of this bank $ 009.234.15
2. Overdrafts, unsecured. 2313.32 2.313.32
4. l s. Government securities owned:
a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds
par -value) $100,000.00
b.All other United States Government securities
(Including premiums, If any) 174.950.00
Totnl '. 274,950.00
5. Other Iwmts. stocks, sororities, etc.: 72,392.10
"6. Banking House, $66,237.22; Furniture and fixtures,
$24,979.88 91.217.10
7. Itenl estate owned other than banking house ; 20,324.00
8. lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Hank 75.429.98
10. Cash in vault and amount duo from nntionnl banks 160,849.94
12. Exchanges for clearing house 13,064.65
Total of Items 10 and 12 $173,914.59
14. Miscellaneous cash Items 3,728.13
15. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S.
Treasurer 5.000.00
JES?
Total1 t : $1,418,503.37
26.
30.
LIABILITIES '
Capital stock paid In 100.000.00
Surplus fund 25,000.00
I'mllvlded profits . 22.548.28
Circulating notes outstanding 100.000.00
Certified checks outstanding
Cashier's checks outstanding
Total of Items 24 and 25 t 23,630.46
Demand deposits (other than hank rtrpoaltM) subject to -
HeMTVO (deposits pnyablo within 30 days):
Individual deposits subject. to check 550.169.05
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than
for money borrowed)
Stato, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge
of assets of this bank or surety bond
Dividends unpaid
Total of demand deposits (other than bank
deposits) subject to Reserve, Items 26, 27,
28. nnd 30 $735,488.52
Time deposits subjtN't to lloscne (payable after 30 days, or
subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings):
Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) 1
Other time deposits
Postal savings deposits
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve.
Items 32. 34. and 35 $409,836.11
16.753.38
8,877.08
74,448.03
105.871.44
5.000.00
6.870.34
242.382.77
633. 0Q
Wong Pon
Chinese
Medicine
For Treatment
of Acute . and
Chronic Dis
eases of Men
and Women.
Cancer and tumor treated. In
fluence, kidney, bladder and stom
ach troubles, Ms, hernia, rupture,
colds, female troubles, paralysis,
(ever, pneumonia, asthma and
throat troubles, rheumatism,
amenorrhoea. ,
Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Consultation Free
241 South Front St., Medford, Ore.
For Wet Wash
Dry Wash Rough Dry
Phone 873
Wet Wash, pound-
Dry Wash, pound..
Rough . Dry, pound-
-So
r-7e
9o.
American Laundry
The
nunc! ifjcuiuiif
Serves a Good Dinner
TOMORROW
' for '
ONE DOLLAR
Noon and Evening .
Charter No. IDS.
RKI'ORT OF CONDITION OF
Reserve District No.
THK
Jackson County Bank
At Medford, In tho State of Oregon, at the close of business on December 31,
1923.
1.
RESOincRS
including rediscounts thown in items
Lonns and discounts,
29 nnd 30, if any
U. S. government securities ow ned. Including those shown
in Items 30 and 35, if any
4. Other bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign gov
ernment, state, municipal, corporation, etc.. including
those shown in items 30 and 35. if any
5. Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments, etc...
6. - Ranking house. $30,000; furniture and fixtures. $5000
7. Real estnte owned other than banking house
8. (a) Lawful reserve with federal reserve bank !..""!""
8. (be) Cash on hand in vault and due from other hnnir.
bankers nnd trust companies ' m u, -v,
Exchanges for clearing house nnd items on other banks In
ine same city or town as reporting bank
Checks on bnnks outside city or town of reporting bank and
other cash items
Total cash nnd duo from bnnks. Items S. 9.
10, and 10 , $222 210 74
Other assets. If any Cold Dust, $118.37; New Rank Hulid-
lng account, $30,762.84 30 s71 2i
3.
10.
11
15
..$ 738.002.63
86.850.00
05.885.55
7,064.94
35.000.00
15,704.23
52,726.21.
22.029.9 I
35,109.82
Total - $1,418,503.37
State of Oregon. County of Jackson, ss:
I, John S. Orth, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledlre and belief.
JOHN S. ORTH. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of January. 1924.
NONA II. IIKFFLINCI. Notary Public.
My commission expires November 30, 1924.
Correct Attest; J. F. Wortman, j. a. Terry. J. A. Westerlund, D!i?gtors.
26.
100.000.00
20.000.00
8.458.99
36.00
31,523.11
64:
.534.61
896.31
Total $1,201,649.30
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In .
Surplus fund . "!""!
Undivided profits
Dividends unpaid
Net amounts due to other banks, bankers and trust com
panies Demand Deposits, other than banks, subject to reserve:
Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits due
the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds
Demand certificates of deposit outstanding
Cashier's checks of this bank outstanding payable on dc
mand . .-......
Certified cheeks outstanding
Totnl of demand deposits, other than bank
deposits, subject to reserve, items 23, 24,
25. 26 $656,443 89
Tlmo and Savings Dcpo-dts. subject to reserve and payable
on demand or subject to notice:
Time certificates of deposit outstanding ..
Savings deposits, payable subject to notice "!""! -
Total of time and savings deposits narahin
on demand or subject to notice, items 27
and 28 j3T3 1S. ,
Liabilities other than above. If any Reserved for Con'tin- i
gencies - , 4.
- lo.ooo.oo"
10.15
2.85
94.621.23
280.563.14
$1,801,649.35
Total ;
State of Oregon. County of Jackson, ss.
I. V. II. Yaw tor. cashier of the above named bank in ,
that .be above statement is true to the best of my knowledge Sft""'
Subscribed nnd sworn to before me this 5th 'day ojanua,0"'8''
My commission expires Mav 15th. 1927. MH-r.S. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest; C. I. Hutchison, 11. l Lumsden, C. M. Sims, Director