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!irr:DrOT?D MATL TKTBTTNT:, "MT.DFORD, ORT:riON' TVEDNT.SDAY. JAXTATiY 9. 1924
Mkbford mail Tribune
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EUNNING TRUE TO FORM.
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Moctb Fit mm. pboo 75.
rr HE LABOR PARTY debut in London yesterday was typically
X British. Although the luborites refused to sinir "God Save the
JU ajeafora Hunoaj atgrnina; sun u lurmaueu: ... T,. . . .
nbKritm deirii in-di; uii; ompjpA. jKing, anil did sing the Red .Hug, this violence was entirely
i
vocal and Ramsay McDonald's address in Albert Hall plainly indi
cated that if he is pamed Premier, he will proceed slowly and conser
vatively, with no inclination to press the extreme policies of the labor
program.
Therefore, the capital tax so' prominent in the recent campaign
promises to be shelved entirely if the Labor party comes into power.
And unless British traditions are entirely disregarded, and ingrained
A coaMliditioa of the Democratic Tim, tfca
Medlar. Mail. th Mrdtord Tribune, the Stjuth
em OrtffoaiaB, The Ashland Tribune,
BOBERT W. RCHL. Editor.
8. SL'UPTEK SMITH, Msnsfel.
BT MAIL In Advance:
, Daily, aridi Bandar Sun, year IT. SO
Pallf, with Bandar Sun. month 75
without Sunday Sun," mooii. I... .ejj.o iliticnl habits completely overthrown, the Labor party under the
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
! '. When all. the candidates for HherJff
get out. figuratively speaking, the one
i who catrhea the citizen nut running
i for sheriff, will he given the office,
without the formality of an election.
HOIXYWOOT), JR.
. (Sutborlin Kun)
The woman rolled from the
i. seat pnto the floor of the car and
In an effort to regain her "porch"
7' the- door Xlew open and she Blld
prtially out of the flivver, ex-
pOBlng mjjch of her undergar
. thnta to a gaping crowd .of
''H'Utibernecks" who had heon at
S tine ted to the vicinity by her hy-
fcterlcal crleu.
' " Next (o Fatty Arhuckle and Bhelhy.
MorUA nothing got off the front page
of ,th papers as fast aa Henry Ford,
ana. h didn't travel In one of his own
go:cats. '-.
'.' '
. .
S Tlte Minute Mn of America" are
j being' brftanixed in the-- province,, of
I the ealm,' If you can't make it in a
' minute, arrive as quick as you can.
sobering influence of a-lininistrative reHponsibilitv. will become less
antl less radical and more and more conservative, as the months
jiasH on
So another crisis will be Hiiccessfnlly passed in Hritish history and
the admirable capacity of the English people for self-government will
a pa in be demonstrated
TWEEDLEDEE AND TWEEDLEDUM.
O.ST POLITICAL controversies can be reduced to'inevituble dif-
rences between the "Ins," who must Hct lis they talk; and the
"Outs," who can say what they like and act as they please.
Not lontf niio we had a Democratic administration. And yet the
I liiliiiine-s were not given their independence. Labor was not more
contented than it is today. The tariff was not smashed. The policy
of the .Secretary of the Treasury then, was not essentially different
from the policy of Secretary Mellon today. ,
If a Democratic administration should be installed tomorrow
:j doubtful if the average citizen would be able to detect any great
change either in his condition, or the administration of, national af
fairs.
Political patronage would be in different hands, various offices
would be held by men with different names, there would undoubt
edly lie some sharp losses on Wall Street, and a few jolts in highly
organized business, but these shocks would soon be absorbed, and the
affairs of the country would go on very much as before.
As far as political essentials are concerned the differences between
ilie two major parties in this country today, are the differences be
tween Tweedle Dee and Tweeille Diim. Of course partisans on nei
ther side would accept this diagnosis, for a national campaign is
about to begin. Hut the diagnosis is correct nevertheless.
QUILL POINTS
(ireat man: One whose (rood work is remembered, ami whose
diocies have been forgotten.
1'rivate business: Any business that seventeen government agents
are prying into. -
A JINGI.R
Abide with me as time lies on,
Tn this world that we call ours,
Ah, eighty summers Is Mrs. Cash,
At work among her flowers.
From a Longer Poem,
Montague Messenger.)
1 j Emotional actors In the coming
. campaign, can dramatically tear up a
package of clgarctten. In their fren-
sled public addresses, but they can't
squirt tobacco juice on the debris und
get. away with It.
A LADY TALKS
That (s bread, and that Is butter.
and that Is meat, and that Is pancake,
and lets see! them there must be the
fried spuds. They're cooked In that
stuff you pour hot water on. and can't
: ruin. You learn something new every
j day. Life U made up of a string of
disappointments two In a hill. I
J can't even have them anymore. And.
If that dude gives me any of his smut.
I'll bounce a can of corn off his bean.
1 I hain't going to have his wife down
1 here yanking no waist off me. would
2 you? In here one noon, ell full. Busy,
j Right In the middle Kilns Marts
j pounding his plate with a spoon for
another cup of Java. We're 4rylng to
see which -will last the longest, his
wrist, or my will. He's beginning to
weaken, when I walk by his table,
him a-thumplng to beat the Jews, and
pounding hell out of the crockery. I
didn't hear him anymore than if I
had been In Boston. As I skate by,
he graba me by the skirt. It was n
trick play. - It was a trick play. 1
walk right out of that garment and
the dining room. And the boss said,
VDon't, mind a little thing like that.
Missus B. wants the mustard."
MMi niMyJbft Kftd, but onp-tln'rd of his happiness depends on his
liver and the other two-thirds on the weather.
It is said there would be no war if we lived on spinach,
would be if anybody tried to make us live on spinach.
And so we spend more for chewing gum than for books,
well; it s so much easier to exercise the chin than the mind.
There
Well,
Still, there are worse things than deadlocks that operate to keep
Congress from doing anything.
Correct this sentence: "I am afraid she has boy on the brain,'
said the mother, "but she leads her class in school.'
Rippling Rhumos
7 , jj
SPREADING THE NEWS.
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3
i
iM'TIIE ABLATIVE ABSOM'TK
(Moorliead. Minn., Tillies)
Nleh llede hatl a bad luck laxt
Sdturdny while he went to hitch
a pulveriser on and hitched two
horse on and wanted to tie the
other on them'while he had tied
one on and wanted to tie the other
' on that Bide turned over the hind
aide; and. can under the pulver
r iter and out his hind Ii'hs till In
.?,the hones ho the anlmul had to ho
killed as soon as iiosHllile whllo
; - the others cut themselves harely.
(Sub. by IIOM.)
There ought to be capital punish
ment for the enrnptured booster of the
valley,? who proclaims brazenly: I
Jove the tog; It's good for you."
Another' upstnto' -eflmmunlly has
been stirred to Its civic depths, by a
school ma'am, who heinously and
atrociously spanked a brnt, the re
port Indicate, about hulf whut ho
actually desorved.
,. ' ' 1 1
. Espee engineers are Kltlnif tniiKU'd
up -In the-whistlinK cords aculn, and
just can't get loose.
BANDON. Ore., Jnn. 7. (Special
to the News). On two occasions
lately certain lewd parties of the
baser sort, whose names are known,
have undertaken by parading the
streets In" the regalia worn by the
member pf the K. K. K. to brlim
discredit .upon this order. (Marsh
fleld News). Human pole kills loose.
TOOK a twelve-cent onn of soup to fiiifft'r Dinnlint, i" li's
t'oop, wlii'i-e lie lias long 'Dei'li sick:; Uds Dones, quotli lit',
"jour kindly not, performed with ifmrtosy mid t;iot, assures me.
you're a briek. When one is stretched upon a bed, with poultices
upon his head, and plasters on his ohest, the neighbor with a can
of dope and smile expressing oherfiil hope, seems a seraphic
l!iicst." A hundred men I told that day how I hud pine my.
kindly way, to Dingbat's oouch of pain; "A ean of costly soup I
bore It eost me twelve cents at the store," I'd carefully explain.
I moved -about from (iroup to group, and told about that ean of
soup, and of the good it wrought; I told how Gaffer Dingbat
yipped with happiness the while ho sipped the peasoup I had
bought. "Now, by St. 1'aiil," the parson said, "a blessing rests
upon the head of him who helps the sick, if ipiietly the deed i
done, hut you are telling everyone, informing every hick. The
merit of your kindly deed is ruined by your frantic greed for
credit and applause; do good by Nteiiltli and do not try to capti
vate the public eye as l'runeville's Santa Clans." I said, "I hold
my conduct wise; my kindly deed I advertise, that others may
enlist; and soon you'll see a whole blamed troop go packing
Dingbat caps of soup, and custard pies, I wist."
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
NoUd Phytida end Author
Tike Merits of Castor OH
It hurt grandma worse than It
hurts little Hennery himself, but she
just has to give It to him.
Among the great discoveries pre
dicted for the twentieth century there
is to be a boy who demands castor
oil on his pancakes, and perhaps a
grandma who doesn't give it on gen
eral principles. 1
The second noblest profession har-
friend I have in the world!
Some new friends.
Wanted:
QUESTION'S AND ANSWERS
Keep Cool and Well
In a recent article entitled "Mois
ture and Comfort in Vicious Circles."
you said the beet way to regulate the
humidity of the indoor climate was to
j keep the temperature below 68 de
grees Fahrenheit. We have an in
strument in our office for retrlsterint:
bors some hoary old lne relative humidity. Will you please
superstitions, but advise me Just what percentage of
none more antique relative humidity Is best for general
than the castor oil workine conditions in an office? (H.
J. H.)
Answer. The comfort zone has a
minimum temperature 55 to 60 de
grees Fah re nh el t, a maximum humid
ity, 55 per cent; a maximum temper
ature 70 degrees Fahrenheit, and a
minimum humidity, 30 per cent. Ideal
for the average office would be
around 64 degrees Fahrenheit and 4 5
per cent humidity.
DiubeieA Remedy
Kindly let me know where I can
secure the new cure for diabetes, how
it is to be taken and what is the cost?
(E. D.)
Answer. If you mean the insulin
treatment, it is not a cure for diabetes
but a remedy of the greatest value.
It is administered by intramusculur
(hypodermic) injection. Any physic
ian may obtain and administer it now,
as it is on the open market, but you
abuse. The chief
merit of castor oil
is Its antiquity. Way
back in old Ram
eses' day castor oil
was a sovereign
remedy for most of
the ills flesh was
ancestor to.
The next merit of
caHtor oil is that it
"produces the results." Any doctor
who prescribes it will tell you that.
And it is true. It produces justifiable
nausea in most cases; it produces
many of the most obstinate cases of
constipation in children; it produces a
feeling f disgust for medicine and
doctors that carry the poor victims
on to extravagant retaliation against
the profession later In life; it pro
duces a dread of the doctor.
Castor oil. like a promissory note, is
binding in effect. That is why it Is
used in the treatment of diarrhoea.
Most all cathartics have a secondary
binding effect, but castor oil particularly.
It Is unnecessary and unkind to in
flict a dose of castor oil on a child
when another physic will do as well.
There ore plenty to choose from. No
need of selecting the crudest. Medi
cine may be good even if It Isn't horrible.
Good substitutes for castor oil are
the aromatic syrup of rhubarb U. S.
H.) in the same doses for the same
purposes children call this the candy
medicine; milk of magnesia, liquid
petrolatum, aromatic fluid extract of
casenra. liquid citrate of magnesia,
sena leaves chopped up with figs, and
phenophthalein tables or lozenges.
Parents should consider long and'
seriously before administering the
first dose of castor oil to a baby. It
is usually an introduction to an end
less difficulty with indigestion and !
cosliveness.
Well, there goes the last grandma I
If President Coolfdgc des git
Uf prcslririfilul nomination, he
ought f git tli silent vote. We've
got C be prepared fer'th worst
t really appreciate 111 best.
Wealthy Turfman
Is Killed By Shot
Thru Cafe Ceiling
must seek sucn treatment rrom a JUAREZ. Mexico. Jan. 3. Miguel
physician for it is not safe for a lay- Gonzales Arrieta was detained by th
man to administer. ' police here pending investigation of
C'ttUh 'em Young and Treat 'era Fair the death of Louis Fenchler. 58. well
Is It right to vaccinate a 6 months known turfman and mine operator of
old baby? (.Mrs. W. E. C.) Chihuahua, in a local cafe last night.
Answer. The younger the child Fenchler was one of the principal
me mora ureuuiui jinu iuuli snuiuiiu owners of the Juarez race track.
would be, and the less disturbance
from vaccination. Therefore if it were
While sitting at a table In the Del-
mlnico cafe, Fenchler was struck by
my baby I'd have her vaccinated at a bullet from a pistol accidentally dis
the age of 3 months. "If it were a boy
I think I'd vaccinate the 111 son at
the age of 2 months, because a father
can't afford to take any chances, and
you know boys go everywhere and are
rather more likely to be exposed to
Bmallpox. The question of right is
susceptible to no other answer. When
the baby grows up and can think for
himself, at least enough to vote. If he
prefers to worry along without the
protection of vaccination, why. he
should have that right, too, just as he
should have the right to vote Propu
blocratallst if he chooses. But while
he" Is young a feller can't solve all
these problems for himself, so some
body must vaccinate him pro tern.
charged in the Otuzar hotel above the
cafe. The bullet passed through the
ceiling, entered the turfman's left
side. Arrieta. who asserted he was a
Fpecial government agent of Mexico
City, said the pistol exploded when It
was dropped accidentally,.
THE GREATEST TTOXG IS THE
WORLD
by Laurel Gra
Itespcctful Men .
Respectful men are never at a loss
for interesting feminine companion
ship. Girls are still old-fashiooed . '
that way in spit
of the golosh,
craze. The chap
who merely' re-
moves his hat in'
the elevator Isn't
necessarily a re-,
s p e c t f ul man. .
The glance of
the eyes; the
turn of the head; '
the very timbre
in a man's voice
these are the
signals of true
respect which
feminine Intuition Instantly picks up.
Respectful men start with an advan
tage in cultivating friendships; for
girls know that a respectful man Is a
safe man. He's not a moral gun man
or a sentimental Raffles. Respectful .
men, also, never have to worry about ,
apologizing for anything. And that's
something! '
TORN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
"JUST TOWN TALK"
Oapled Right B? Mike
The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and failed hair is grand
mother's recipe, and folks are again
using It to keep their hair a good even
color, which Is quite sensible, as we
are living in an age when a youth
ful appearance is of the greatest ad
vantage. Nowadays, though, .we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product, improved by the addition of
olhe ingredients, called 'Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound.'! It is
very popular because nobody can dis
cover it has been applied. Simply
j moiMen your comb or a sort brusn
with it and draw this through your
The .Corvallis Oazefie-Times' New hair, taking one small strand -at a
Years edition, known as the "Commu- i time: by morning the. gray hair dis
nlty Review Number." is the best edi- "llrs, but what delights the ladles
tlon ot the kind that has been seen in 1 wUh Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com-
these parts outside of Portland. Over ' ST ' , .I V . ,', . " y
. . , , . "!.. darkening the hair after a few appll
forty pages of illustration and text. ! catlons, lt n)so produces that soft
liberally sprinkled with attractive ad- lustre and appearance of abundance
vertiBing while the editorial page as which Is so attractive. ' Adv.
usual, is the best single pase in the j .
Corvallis Gazette's New
Year's Issue a Dandy
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I 1IAKMNG MFMOItl.H. WKKK
January 6 lo 16.
To build a suitable resting place for President Harding's re
mains In Marlon.
To perpetuate his home as a Shrine for the mementos of his life.
To establish n means of educating men and women for govern
ment service, as he desired.
To mnke of these a Memorial In nffectionate remembrance of a
man who gnve his life in friendly, helpful, constructive service as
citlxen and President.
You can make your contribution during this Harding Week thru
the local representative of the Memorial Association, the religious,
educational, civic, or fraternal organisation to which you belong,
or send ft direct to C. P. Oarlock, Chamber of Commerce, Medford, '
or to
TIIK HARDINO MKMOIMAL ASSOCIATION
C. P. Talent, County, Chairman. Phone 668.
.Koom 21S Liberty llulldlng. Medford.
IT HAS come
TO MY nttentlon
THAT ACROSS the sea
IX NOBENSTEIN Thuringia
WHEREVER THAT. is , j
' V
THE THEATER managers
ARE ACCEPTING vegetables
INSTEAD OP tickets
AND I'VE conferred .
...
WITH MANAGER Hunt
OV THE Rlalto
v ...
AHOUT THE scheme . '
AND HE'S decided
THAT IT has some merit
AND MORE than likely
a .
HELL GIVE It a trial.. '
AS SOON as the price: .
OP FAflM'proUiicts i.
GET BACK to a point?
WHERE IT won't be necessary
'
FOR A farmer
...
WHO HAS a desire
TO ATTEND a movie
a a
TO BRING to town
as.
VAGONIX)AD of onions
ass
N ORDER to get In
as.
ANYWAY I can romember
a a s
NOT SO long ago
a
EVERY ONCE In a while
ass
SOMEONE WOI LD come In
a a a
FROM OUT in the country
AND LEAVE a big ham
s a a
HERE AT the office
as
TO PAY his subscription
...
AND THEN again
a a a
I'VE KNOWN of folks
WHO WENT to theatres
-
WITH SENILE eggs
a a
AND DELIVERED them direct
a a a
TO THE play actors
a
INSTEAD OF handing them
s .
TO THE man at the door
a a .
SO THIS exchange idea
ISN'T EXACTLY new
ANYWAY, CAN you Imagine
GOING TO the Rlalto
TO SEE a performanec
AND GETTING seated
...
AND ALL prepared
a
TO ENJOY the show
AND THEN have the xtsher
-
COME DOWN and ask you
TO SHOW your ticket Btuba
AND YOU'D fumble round
AND FINALLY pull out
SOME CABBAGE leaves
AND THEY'D make yon
ass
PICK UP your things
a
AND MOVE back six rows
a a a
BECAUSE THE celery
a
COMES AHEAD of cabbages?
CAN YOU imagine It?
I THANK you.
newspaper. This edition reflects
credit not bnljr"fopdh 'the Gazette'
Times, but the business men of Cor
vallis, without whose support, of
course, such an edition would be im
possible. ,
Smullox in China
VICTORIA. 15. C. Jan. 9. Word
that smallpox was epidemic in Hong
Kong and Kowloon was brought by
the Yokohama Maru. which arrived
here today from the far east.
FIERY. ITCHY SKIN
QUICKLY SOOTHED
WITH SULPHUR
ANNOUNCEMENTS
sheriff'
I hereby announce mjself a candl- '
date fur the nomination of Sheriff of
Jackson County on the Republican
ticket subject to lh,e voters of said
county at the primaries In May. If
nominated and elected 1 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 not vote .for me.
D. A. LYONS. Central Point. .
tf
CORONER
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate on the republican ticker.
i for nomination at the coming primary
.iur me omce oi coroner or 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 duttes
which may arise. H. W. CONOER.
. tt
COl'NTT CLERK
I announce mvself as a. candidate
for the republican nomination for
Mentho-Sulphur, a pleasant cream,
will soothe and heal skin that Is lrri
lateH or hroken nut ivtth pczpmit thut
Is covered with ugly rash or pimples, ! flolinty, C,f,rk', s"bie?1 to the" -.primary
or is rough or dry. Nothing subdues ! duUeVof Vy ooe-lnPa
fli-Vy skin eruptions so quickly, says a economical and business-like manner.
nmt-u SKin specialist. w. H. CRANDALL.
T
And so beautiful
35c "Danderine" Does Wonders
for Lifeless, Neglected Hair
y
Cirl.o! A gleanvT mass of luxuriant
hair full of gliiss, lustre and life
shortly follows a genuine toning up
of neglected scalps with dependable
'Pftmi.'rine.M
Fallinir hair, itchinir scaln snd the
With Meafflrtl "'tttuW'li Medford made. fX0)Q0OOOXOOOOOOOX)O damlrull is corrected immeUlaWly. Tain,
dry, wispy or fading hair is quickly in
Tigoratwll taking oa new strength, color
and youthful beauty. "Danderine" is
delightful on the hair; a refreshing,
stimulating tonic not sticky or greasyl
Any drugstore.
The moment this sulphur prepara
tion is applied the Itching stops and
after two or three applications, the
eczema is gone, und the skin is de
lightfully clear and smooth. Sul
phur Is so precious as a skin remedy
because It destroys the parasites that
tf
Eagle Point.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate on the republican ticket for
nomination for the office of County
Clerk at the May Primaries.
I have for the past five years Keen
a DeUUtV PnlmtV Clorlr a r.,1 -nm -
cause the burning. Itching or disfig-! miliar with every branch of the office,.'
urement. . Mentho-Sulphur always'nnd if elected. I will give' close atten-'
heals ecsema right up. ition to the duties of the office and
A small Jar of Uowles Mentho-Sul- i ft:el confident that I will prove worthy
phur may be had at any good drug! ' , "npi.TTrs ,,. ".
AdV. I Mertfnrrt W T'tV..
store.
Charter No. "7.
Reserve District No. 12
REPORT OP CONDITION OP THE
Pine Belt Banking Co.
At Butte Falls, in the State of Oregon at close of business December 31, 1923.
RESOURCES ,. '. '
1. Loans and discounts, including rediscounts shown In Items
29 and 30, If any , 67.404.94
3. Xj. S. government securities owned, including those shown in
items 30 and 35, If any A g g5Q ftn
4. Other bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign gov
ernment, state, municipal, corporation, etc., including . V
those shown In Items 30 and 35, If any 20 T65 S31
6. Stocks, securities, claims, liens. Judgments, etc v 2 '17 7fc'
6. Banking house, furniture and fixtures..... .. Z Charged of
7. Real estate owned other than banking house. . 5 1,60 09 :
9. lab) Cash on hand In vault and due from banks, bankers J
and trust companies designated and approved reserve ?: " '
agents of this bank . . 13 403 1
15. Interest, taxes and expenses paid 972 71
Total
16.
17.
IS.
23.
?4.
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
LIABILITIES
..tl24.44.l
Demand Deposits, other than banks, subject to reserve: "
iniuviouai deposits subject to check. Including deposits due
the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds
Demand certificates of deposit outstanding
Total of demand deposits, other than bank
deposits, subject to reserve. Items 23. and 24..77,183 89
Time and Saving Deposits, subject to reserve and payable on
demand or subject to notice:
Time certificates of deposit outstanding
I . - .
TOIRI .
25.000.00
6.000.00 7.494.00
78,798.88
V 885.03
9.786.47
. ,,. ... ,
State of Oregon, County of Jackson, as.
I. Gertrude Kredenburg. asst. cashier of the ihon .n.s v ,. ' j "
solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. - GERTRI DE FREDEVRITun a J...u...
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of January 1924 ' . ,
, ," , ORIS CRAWFORD, Notary Public. '
My cnmtnlsslon- explmi September 19, 1926. '
Correct Attest: Ueo. YV. Barker, Hotel Barker, Directors.- . .