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s Ye Smudge Pot
j t O By Arthur Purry
A ; trorS "to the ladles, with votes,
and ft. keen desire to use them in the
betterment, of mankind: The Com-mandor-ln-Chlef
of the Military
Forces of Oregon, none other than
our trim appearing Adjutant-General,
has launched a valiant crusado
naiiiHt clgarettea. In telling of the
hell and havoc in the wako of them,
he suppressed a sob, as neatly as the
Governor could have done it, yet the
last trnto your corr. gazed upon the
superior officer, he was sprawled out
on bur. business office bench, indulg
ing calmly In what he now would tear
limb from limb, and banish from the
surface of the earth. It Is only since
the glad New Year, that the cigarette
became a frightful menace to his
days,' and. the youth of the nation,
A floblo resolution, but reformation
only hit the high mogul of the militia,
a glancing lick, for he opines:
, ''Those who find comfort and
solace -in tobacco can find It In.
, pipe and cigars, . . ."
' Why the discrimination? Why no
mention of the gurgling pipe, with its
reCrvolr of stored-up nicotine, and
the rivulets of amber fluid plunging
down, a whiskered chin, to plunge
precipitously and recklessly, onto a
sliqw, white shirt bosom? Yet the
heavy guns of righteousness are
hauled up, to batter down the nolne
IcW .otid fairly tidy clgarotte. Hut
whydilate, as the lawyers remark,
when their air pressure gets low. Ho,
the ladles, with votes, and a keen do
sire jto use them In the bettormcnt of
mankind, are requested to keep their
star-like eyes open, and their shell
like ears cocked, and see If the
Colonel Is not running for some high
office, In the gentle springtime
, THICK R OP THE TIIAIU'j
., (Albany Herald)
A Herald subscriber told us to
day that a Democrat subscription
, solicitor called and made the ns
; Bert Ion that the Democrat was a
much larger paper than tho Her
ald indicating the thickness of a
. paper held In IiIh hand. The
( Herald subscriber asked to see
' .the paper and found that the
, Democrat solicitor had threo
Democrats folded together.
" The gent who was shot .In tho left
lung, by Miss Mabel Normaml's
chauffeur, flaunts a mean C. Chaplin
mustache, and maybe the defondanl
was just trying to shoot It off.
. At a recent Whito House affair the
absence of. facial decoration by the
women In attendance was noticeable.
(Chico, Cal., Knterprlso), You bet
It was. .. . .
I',
allA monflxaed thhiris mychcene
oaterdy t . .' '
i.
T. Will Isaacs hit a bum note Mnn.
and spelled pants THOW8I0UH.
(William!) :
. COMPOFNW WHACKVK OPKNl'H
-V k (Kurpiic Itrglster)
! "$ Wuch a dump ground accounts
J far the city supporting a, half
J hundred doctors already, with
,! nioVo on tho way.
f Tho Mayor of Portland klnsed a
grand opera sing last year, (probably
when, she wasn't looking), and the
Maor of Modford has a chance to tie
his nbcurd, when a classical dancer
steps off Dawn In tho Corral, and
gooq other fancy footwork at the
military baso Hat.
: An upstate maid tried suicide when
lier father sasscd her for "staying out
nights,, swearing, drinking, Joyriding,
irmoklng, and associating with strange
men.' Otherwise she hud no bad
habits.
4-V-.' : : ;
The glorious news that , tho burg
was never so free of liquor, and com
blajntu anent the scarcity of bonded
moonshine, convinces tho leading
dumbbells that tho trip over tho His
kiyous was made without untoward
Incident.
'-iSholby, Mont., Is so dead since the
TJeuipsey-Gibbons fight. July 4th, that
thoy can't even catch the D'Autro
mpnt Hoys there. t
.-" X ' husband beat ' pneumonia to a
octal Hon Mon. conversing with it
member of 'the fair sex. with his hat
off,' on the leading business artery.
. The social Hon felt like running up an
alley,: or vein; , v
A GREAT CHANCE FOR THE DEMAGOGUE. '
THE MELLON tax bill offers an opportunity for the ilemiifioiruc
which will be taken advantage of to the utmost oratorical limit.
Secretary Mellon wants to reduce sur-taxes on the very rich and
while in the opinion of financial experts, this will result in greater
revenues for Uncle Sam, and n material reduction in the tax bill of
1 lie average citizen, partisan politics indulges in no such diserimina
tion. , " "S.PS
The millionaire will have to pay a lower tax rate! That is enough
for the campaign spell-binder. From now until next November the
welkin will ring, with denunciation
this nefarious scheme to favor the rich and rob the poor.
, TT
Oh Hum! It'6 going to be a very deprcssmg campaign. However
the worm must turn some dav, and perhaps it will turn this year,
., ii ii i , ', .i . .... :4 . .i i. ....! ti,f
WHO can ten J l ernajis wnen tlie
the American people were not so easily humbugged after nil. Even
P. T. Biiriium, they say, occasionally had an off season.
The reason the Secretary of the Treasury wishes to reduce tho
cur-tax is this: Experience has demonstrated that the present exces
sive sur-taxes do not drive the rich man's excess cash into the federal
treasury, but into tax exempt securities. In other words, statistics
prove that to lower this stir-tax will. bring in more money to the gov
ernment, than to keep it. More money to the government means, re
ducing the tax burden for the country as a whole, which means bet
ter business all around, which in turn, means for the average indi
vidual more money coming in and less money going out. '
.
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This is all plain - enough to anyone who cares to think about tho
matter a bit. Mr. Ford llflH demonstrated the manic principle in a dif- with hardened arteries may suffer come and go without rhyme or rea
. . i i i -t it i i lPl'xy (cerebral hemorrhage, stroke son; a few paintings of the warts and
IVreilt way. By reducing prices he has both increased hw output and Gf paralysis) from a fit of angor. 1 surrounding skin with one coat of
increased his income. Kach car has brought in less, but tliC total John Hunter, the famous surgeon, tincture of lodtn at Intervals of four
revenue has been greater.
Hot (lie nrnfpvuiiin.il nnlitieimi
lint the protcsMonal politician
an unalterable conviction that the
., , ,, . . .
the torn torn, yells about the dear
of great wealth and hauls in his crop .of ballots on election day.
Will he have the usual bumper crop this fall? For no reason in
the world we are inclined to doubt it. We have a decided hunch
that in 1924 there is to be a demaf?oKue crop failure.
QUILL
Our prayer for 1024 is that there will be no shortage to celebrate
in song.
If a man has sunshine in his
his stomach.
Modernists may take away part
I ho (,'ood old collection plate.
About the only thing that looks
a ball park is a sleeping poreh.
Turkey is trying to drive out
is hard to get a drink down there.
Undo Sam spends 78 cents of
and future. Iilessed aro the meek.
An educated man is one who knows whether Washington's kind
ness to Magnus is hospitality or politics.
It is all very well to trust to the right, but a left is much more
l'fective when properly developed. .
It is easier for children to honor their parents if they are not re
quired to honor a new set every year or so.
The Czarists are taking up a collection to win back the throne,
it ml you can try that if you are tired of buying oil stock.
. Correct this sentence: "I need
I'd nuieh rather have a new rug lor
1 Who would have believed, five .years ago that guests ever would
he entertained by a report of the lard and beef market?
Woman may be emancipated, but the huts in the ring don't in
terest her so much as those in the shop window. ,
V .
One nice thing about lining a grouch is that' people Won't ask you
to keep the baby while they attend the movies. -
Correct this sentence : "I know the stockings look thin," she eon
fessed, "but they keep my ankles nice and warm." .'
RipplingRhumos
ESTIMATED COST.
I SAID "I'll buiM a little shiick, to cost a thousand hours, and
there my lyre I hope to whack, producing dulcet tones." And
to the builder I explained the limit of ,my kiiuIlv. lie summoned
thru his merry men, his sturdy yeomen all, and clanging ham
mers rung again, as they built roof and wall. And every day
some wight would come, and say, "Do this or that; the donjon
keep is out of plumb, the barbican, is flat." And to the builder I
would cry, "We'll change the plans, think; this franklin hath
an artist's eye, he says we Ye on the blink." And so we added
ami we changed, as people would advise, and nothing as at first
arranged seemed goodly in our eyes. And now the builder's task
is done, the hammers all are still, and I am scratching round for
inon to pay the ghastly bill. I view t he years of toil ahead, and,
as I'm paying now, I'll still be paying for that shed, and mort
gaging my cow. When wintry age has bent my back and strewn
my hair with rime, I'll still be paying for that shack, nine dollars
nt a time. An estimate is but a fib that's pleasing to the eye; we
only need to build a erib to learn how figures lie."
of the G. O. P. plunderbund, for
storm is ovei, 11- wm ue iuuu
doesn't want to think And lie has
docsn t want 10 uiiiik. aiki ne mis
people don't iwailt to. 80 he bangs
. . ,, ' I.. ... t.
common people and the maletactois
POINTS
soul, he doesn't need moonshine
of the creed, but they will leave
'
more forlorn at this season than
all Christian influences, and now
1 v
each dollar he gets fur wars past
a new overcoat," said he, "but
the living room."
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
NoUd Phytician and Author
Signed Utter, psrtaining to prtonal hetlth and hyo'.n., not to diiaifl dlagnotil or
treatment, wHI be an.wered by Dr. Brady If a stamped, self addressed envelope Is enclosed.
Lettsra should be brief and written in ink. Owing to the large number of letters received, only
a few can be answered fiere. No reply can be m.e to queries not conforming to Instructions
Address Dr. William Brady, In care of this newspaper.
Don't Get
A maxim manufacturer by tho
name of syrua, Pubiius syrus. who
wa tno "enry Ford of hls y. as re-
'sards quantity production, said that,
..whom Fortune wBheg tQ deHlroy
she first makes mad." a chap named
Dryden took this B. C. model and
. converted it into an Elizabethan
model when it was
1700 years old. The
madness: of those
days was the thing
we 'call insanity now
but just the same it
is i perfectly good
pathology to say
that the fellow who
gets mad about any
"thing is to ll In
to n t s insane. . So
after all the mean
ing of madness has
not changed a great
deal.
Anger is an emotion, which, like
father's famous razor strop party,
hurts tho subject more than it does
the object. It handicaps; It Impedes
' ooin menial and physical error t;
8om0UlllctIi fndeed( ltlklIfc Tnc man
who had angina nectoris. said that
! his life was in the hands of any rascal
wllu t'no" to anny nim, ana suro.sucn applications or locun ran. inu
cnuU(n tho fata, nttaolc occul.red remedy should be discontinued. Single
during a fit of anger. I whrts may be painted dally for a week
' Anger Immediately stops secretion or two with the familiar corn remedy
ln tno Btonmch an(1 del diB(,8llon ,a BOiution of 30 grains of salicylic
I for a considerable period as Profes-
sor Cannon tells so interestingly in
his book, "Bodily Change in Pain,
Hunger, Kenr and Hage" D. Apple-
j ton & Co.); so when Pa gets mad be
cause Ma hagn't made any pie for
'supper it Is lucky for Pa she didn't
make any, for ho -couldn't digest it in
such a state of fury anyway.
On reading that over again and
thinking hard about It I have a vague
( premonition that it isn't quite logical
tho It Htruck me as a happy and "cure" as: is the poor chap who -in-pertinent
illustration as I lay dream- dulged In some disguised booze label
ing in my twilight sleep 'this morning, led "medicine." Warts on the face
At that it is not sov foolish as getting should never be trifled with, but sub
mail. I dare say.1': j milled tar the skill of the physicinn.
Jtage or anger is akin to fear. It If I had a wart I'd pass up ail the
Is an emotion for the. weak who. are "cures" and have it excised by a doc-
imt finite weak enough to be' called tor. X-ray treatment seems effica-
downrlght ctAvar'ds (perhaps, but still clous ln many cases of multiple warts
aro not -HtronB lenoniRh to bo called
bravo. Four Homotlmos changes sud
denly to fury. Carnr nn animal In
headlong flight and maybe you'll set
a pood wimple of such a change. Tho
Htronp man is alow to anger, tho
weakling gem mail too easily. People
of deficient mentality show anger
from slight causes or from causes
which would not arouse such emotion
in more intelligent people.
Children who artf' mollycoddled and
pampered and huthorcd ami spoiled
by parents of paie' character are
qufuk. to anger;'-'U Is really tho efchl-''
hitinn of fear by ti-'Hchild cndawoU by
training and environment, with tho
Inferiority complex.! Darwin,- in his
most interesting work, "Expressions
"JUST TOWN TALK"
Ospted Right By Hike
IT IS o fact ; t .;' , . ; .
THAT TIB troth..
' '
MAKES MORE wars '.' '
m
THAN FALSEHOODS
...
BUT IT la my creed -
TO 11KW to the line
'
AND LET tho chips
e
FALL WHERE they may
'
AND ITS my opinion
THAT THERE'LL be chips "
AND THEY'LL nil Tall
ON HICr Chief Adams
e
WHO TOLD mo the story
ANYWAY IT happened
SEVERAL DAYS back
WHEN SEVERAL boys
e ' .
IN FRONT of Meitford Pharmacy
WERE TALKING over ' .. .
-
AND TALKING over
...
THE CHRISTMAS spirit
J
AND THERE was one
...
WHO APPEARED to bo older
...
AND WENT on
"DON'T You remcftibor
"HOW OLD Saint Nick
...
"CAME WITH his sleigh
...
"AND HIS rolndeeor
...
"AND HOW he stopped
...
"UP ON the roof
...
"AND THEN came In
...
"DOWN THROUGH thei.chlinnoy
..."
"AND FILLED our stockings
...
"AND LIT the candle
Mad About It
of tho Emotions in Man and Animals"
(D. Appleton & Co.) comments on
the fact that the face often turns pale
in anger as in fear.
There are just and proper occasions
for righteous anger say when friend
wife rearranges the bedroom furni
ture without warning a fellow before
dark but In all cases ir is jtisV liko
barking your shins. It only helps to
shorten your life, but maybe that (is,
Just as well, too, for if everything
hero makes you mad may bo you'll
find things more agreeable -to yom
constitution In another climate.
QUESTIONS AND', ANSWERS 1 S
In a Hule-'M ? r
On the advice of a friend I applli'd
nitric acid to a wart until I had a hole
an eighth of an inch deep where the
wart was. Now this refuses to heal.
Would it be all right to apply moro
acid to burn out the hole? (C. H.)
Answer. If any such caustic Ib
ever advisable to use on a wart, It
should be left to the skill of a compe-
tent physician. Even at the solicita-
tion of a friend it is unwise to try
to ne your own surgeon. - ine crops
of warta on the hands of youngsters
or five days will often bring about
their disappearance. If four or five
' acid in half an ounce of flexible collo-
ten of success from the' daily applica
tion to the wart of castor oil. But
there are a thousand remedies which
a thousand different individuals
swear will "never 'fail." That iB to be
expected when we remember that
warts have a way of coming and going
of their own sweet will. If you "hap
pen to apply some romedy Just before
a wart goes, why you'ro as sure of the
over a considerable surface of skin,
Another Friend or Two
Upon the recommendation of a few
of our friends he changed to a doctor
j who relieved him immediately (of
i valvular heart disease) by giving an
injection in the arm, also . medicine,
He was improving wonderfully, then
t suddenly I heard from another friend
that this doctor was a giver of dope,
(L. B.)
Answer. Your friends seem to
keep you busy. How can I advise you
whether, there ia any ground for the
gossip? .; Usually..it.is merely malevo
lent gossip. That a doctor adminis
ters medicine, by hypodermic , Elec
tions Is insignificant. There are' scores
of remedies best given that way.
"O.N THE Christmas treee
. -
"AND' LEFT our presents s
...
"AND THEN Bklpped out
"UP THROUGH the chimney?"
...
"HE DIDN'T at our house"
SAID ONE little fellow
' 'CAUSE I peeked
m m
"UK FILED our stockings
-
"AND LIT the candlea
"AND LEFT the presents
"JUST LIKE he did
"OVER AT your house
"BUT HE didn't skip out
UP THE chimney
"I WATCHED the old rascal
"AND HE went right in
"AND GOT in bed
"WITH MOTHER
1
I THANK you.
Cut Tlil.s Out It Is Worth Money
Send this nd and ten cents to Foley
Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.. Chicago.
111., 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 ioarse
ness, also froo sample, packages of
Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant for
the kidneys, and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets for Constipation and Biliousness.
These wonderful remedies have helped
millions of people.- Try theml; Sold
everywhere. ' V ' Adv.
For Wet Wash - '
Dry Wash Rough Dry
Phone 873
Wat Wash, pound 5o
Dry Wash, pound 7e
Rough Dry, pound 0
American Laundry
Wo'vo made n lirap o" proRrcs
Hlnco iMlld ll' lllllldH.MUZ I-OfOU-dMi
as about 111' lu Htop UiIh side o"
tli' Hilar. Mother kin flare up,
but lliauk Boodurm sbe cau't find
another job iw quick as a hired
Bin.
COMMUNICATIONS
For Patients of Dr. Price
To the Edlto: Of late several arti
cles have appeared in ; tho papers
seeking to discredit the doctrine of
healing by Divine power, thru the
agency of prayer, as commanded in
James, - 6th" chapter, 14th an 10th
verses, to-wit;
"Is any sick among you? Let him
call for the elders of the church and
let them pray over him, anointing
with oil ln the name of the "Lord: and
the prayer of faith shall save the sick.
and the Lord" Shall Yalse him up; and
If he have committed ;slps they Bhall
be forgiven.: hint." .' '
. If we do not know God.'s" law con
cerning healing, we should learn .wis
dom as .written -in James, 1:5, 81 and
comply with -God's word's . written in
Mark. 11:34, B6. . - vJ i .
The articles above referred to seek
to discredit the work, of - Evangelist
Charles S. Price with respect to divine
healing.':' Thelp authors i answer.
"It is not :the manner. f tho Ro
mans to deliver any. man to die befora
that ho which is accused have accus
ers face to face, and have license to
answer for himself concerning tho
crime laid igainsf hiin Acts 25:16.
Surely we, the American people,
should be, as fahvmlndcd as the Ito
mans. ; ; ;?
It is of vital importance to know
the truth. Is Jesus Christ Saviour, as
stated in John 3:16, 17: Healer, as
declared in Psalm 103:3; Buptizer
with tho Holy Ghost, as written In
John 14:26 and Aots 1 :4. 5: and- our
Coming King, as held in Acts 1:11?
Those were the teachings of Dr. Price
Or on tho other hand, has God
changed? Has He broken His cove
nant, known as tho - "Covenant of
Jehovah ltavl (Vixodua 1S:S6)
We believe that Rev. Price on his
own benarr would -say -witir onr t,oru
Jesus in reply to his critics, "If I do
not the works of my Father, believe
me not." . .... ..
To establish tho facts regarding the
teachings and practices "of Dr. Price
in this valley, we will strive to make
a thoro and careful investigation, and
crave the cooperation -, of everyone
who is interested in bringing forth the
truth. .
To this end we requost every per
son prayed for by Key.' Price, either
in Medford or Ashland; to conimuni-
cato with us.' Whethei healed or not.
you are invited to comply with this
request. Please stato what your con
dition was at tho time you were
prayed for; what the results were;
and your present condition. Also give
full name and address. In communi
cating with us' address Kdgar Bing
ham. Box 880, Medford, Ore.
MOTHERS
Don't yon know you can turn
a distressed, feverish, conghing
child into a comfortable and hap
pily smiling one simply by giving'
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
No Narcotic
Prosperous Times
What will In'ing prosperity to our people?
That is a graye question, about which states
men and politicians disagree. '
But here is our answer. Prosperity will
come through wise thinking, careful spend
ing, hard work, right habits, methodical sav
ing and safe investing. Think that over
carefully and see if we are not right. .Along
with ;thls,' Qur Bank stands ready to-help
you.. , All its facilities are at your command.
Zno FIrst National Bank
Medford Oregon
TIIE GItEATF.ST THING IX TIIE
WORLD
by Laurel Ora ,
Genuine Girls.
Men marry genulno girls. The girl
who Is forever protending, rarely at
tracts the affection of the right kind
their capitulation
to the tender
passion. 'Men are
I m p u 1 sive and
are barometrical.
Men believe ln
love at first
sight and a lot of
of a man. Ro
mantic' adventure
is invariably - a
spiritual a f f a ir
with the sterner
sex,' and few men
are cool, calm or
calcul atlng In
other rosy nonsense. A ' real ,glrl
with real virtues and real faults In
variably makes an Impression, upon
the sensitive plate of a man's con
sciousness. Men aro afraid of girls
who yield to affectations either ln
talk or behavior or appearance.. The
genuine girl, unhampered by pretence
and show, somehow finds a short cut
to a mnn's heart. Genuine girls ore
never spinsters. '':'-'
Thousands Have
"Tobacco Stomach"
' :. '. i '
Tho excessive use of tobacco Is one
of tho most common causes of Indi
gestion nnd stomach inflammation.
Whether you smoke or rchew makes
lliilo rilfforenco. The highly Irritat
ing juice of tho weed is swallowed
with the saliva, often setting up an
acute inflammation of the stomach,
which may end in gastritis or chronic
stomach Inflammation.
"Tobacco stomach" produces a
number of distressing symptoms--first
a loss of appetite, then an oc
cnslnnal attack of Indigestions Pcr-
h-.... fmij aniifc, fit MmM tttl Vdll
IKW'B J" " " "
notice a peculiar burning In the stom
ach. These . attacks occur with
greater frequency as time goes on.
Finally, If neglected, the condition be
comes chronic, resulting- in : loss, of
flesh and general poor health.. '
Smith Bros.' M. A. C.'- Stomach
Tonic has proven wonderfully suc
cessful In' all forms of digestive
trouble. It is sold on a positive guar
antee of money back if the first bot
tle falls to relieve Btomach . Inflam
mation or dyspepsia. The very first
dose should convince. Nothing on
earth liko it. You can ' get-a large
bottle for $1.25. Heath's Drug Store,
West Side pharmacy will supply you.
r. . Adv.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.;, -. ..
' ' j SHERIFF r-' .'
I hereby announce myself -a-candl-
dato for the nomination of 8heriff 01
Jackson County on the Republican
ticket subject to the voters of said
county at the primaries ln May.' if
nominated and elected I pledge my
self and the deputies whom I shall
appoint to enforce all laws Including
the 18th Amendment with efficiency
and economy If you do not-want the'
laws enforced do not vote for me, '
D. A. LYONS, Central Point.-, '
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I hereby announce myself, fta a
candidate on the republican ' ticket,
for nomination at the coming primary
for the office of coroner of Jackson
County.
By virtue of my profession as -an
undertaker, I feel that I have every
qualification and the necessary equip
ment to properly handle any duties
which may arise. H. W. CONGER.
COUNTY CIjEUK 1
I announce myself as a candidate
for the republican nomination for.
County Clerk, subject to the primary
in May. If elected I promiso to per
form tho duties of my office in an
economical and business-like manner.
W. H. CRANDAIAh
If Eagle Point.
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