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Ye Smudge Pot
Ily Arthur Porry
OUR INEFFICIENT "DO-NOTHING CONGRESS."
Politicians are rapidly rcKulnlng the
power of speech, when the Ku Klux
Klan Is mentioned. Nu longer does
one hear the chlnless alibi, "1 don't
pelong, but - Neither 1m an oppo
nent of mask and shlrttull, outside the
field of buritlury and tho bedroom,
queried, ."Your conscience must hurt.
You have nothing to fear if you have
done nothing- wrong." l'rofeHsionul
haters, with no definite knowledge of
What they are hating, have ceased to
flourish, and startling development of
religious fervor, Is doubtful as a cam
paign asset in these days. The show
of sanity is most pronounced in polit
ical circles, which causes doubts to
urlse regarding its sincerity. It would
be annoying to re-elect a reformed
regulator of mankind, and discover
that he had a relapse, early In his new
term." ' , .
': The Andrews boys had their heads
together Wed. pin. and fears are felt
for the formation of a double male
quartette, t
T A URGENT meeting of Jliddlewcst fanners in Omaha, a res-
i V olution was nrihpted coiidemniii" the unbiisinesH-like methods
of our "Do Nothing Congress. "
The condemnation is warranted, no doubt, but who is to blame?
I'nless our information is incorrect, farmers of the Middlewest, who
passed this resolution are to blame for the condition they condemn.
For farmers votes were responsible for the Farm Bloc. Farmers'
votes sent Ilenrik Shipstead and Magnus Johnson to the senate, from
.Minnesota; they sent Smith Brookhart to the senate from Iowa; they
sent Lynn J. i rustier -to the senate from .North Dakota, and in large
rnoHHiire, they sent La Follette to the senate from "Wisconsin.
The farmers didn't elect these men, because of their business abil
ity. ,Xot one of them, with the possible exception of La Follette, coub
(inalify as a business man of demonstrated capacity. Shipstead, John
son, Brookhart, et a!., were, in a sense, elected because they were not
business men, because they opposed those principles generally ae
cepted as good business principles, because they were "agin" the
government, because they could talk louder and say less, promise more
and deliver less than any of their opponents.
Now the farmers are condemning the congressional mess, which
they created. They condemn unbusinesslike methods. 'But appar
ently they do not condemn the class prejudice tirades, the Farm Bloc
creators ure delivering against the Mellon plan of tax reduction,
which is generally conceded to be by all world experts, regardless of
party, we might quote the democratic N. Y. World on this, as the
most businesslike financial plan produced in Wasiiington in a decade.
ihey criticize congress tor doing nothing. Why has congress
done nothing? Almost solely because the Farm Bloc, assisted by the
Democrats, have allowed it to do nothing. .
We think if the farmers of the Middlewest would go. home, and
think the matter over a bit, they would decide to keep still hereafter
about the unbusinesslike methods of our "Do-Nothing-Congress."
For as a matter of cold fact, the farmers of the Middlewest do not
want business methods in congress, for they absolutely refuse, or
did refuse, to elect business men to public office.
They want politicians and demagogues, and vociferous champions
of the common "peepull " in congress, meif who are efficient in tearin
things down, but haven't the faintest idea, even if they succeeded, as
to how to build them up.
No sympathy need be wasted over the Middlewest fa liners in this
direction. In an inefficient "do-nothing Congress" they are merely
reaping the harvest they, themselves, sowed.
QUILL POINTS
Opportunity iH seldom called "she." It knocks but once.
No doubt it is true that opposites attract,
is in Hot't hands. ' -
Most of the hard cash
. KCKAMHLKl) ItOMANC'I. n
(Orcfitm City Kntcrpilst')
- MlfiB KUnu: Cox became tho
i brtdo of Alfred Hunt, whose
eiutor, Mi8 Lilllo Hunt, married
Valter Cox, brother of the girl
who married Liilie Hunt's broth
er. All live In Butte, Mont,,
where everybody now is trying
to untangle the relationship. .
A cat was run over on the leading
business artery last nltfht, deueasoil
lying where he whs stru-kun by grim
QanoUne, in the prime of yotniK kit
tenhood. One more Jump .and the
victim would have been up a phone
pole. When a feline with native abil
ity and talent for impromptu acro
batics, can not Ret out of the way of
a go-cart, It behooves hcIiooIkIi'Ih on
bicycles, to be beside themHolves, and,
If poHslble, a few feet aheud of them
selves, ,
. Mother Earth is being spaded for
Burdens, that will later be expected to
. hoe themselves.
' CIOARKTTE8 ' WORSH THAN
MOONHII'INU (Hillliuj Haptlat Ke
view). JuhI fur thut everybody. llKht
- - another one.
' The world may not be improving in Kbine respects, 'but you never
see yellow shoes any more. (
' Wo shall not expect everlasting peace until multitudes pay 1 0 a
seat to watch a pie-eating contest.
Personal Health Service
( By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
. Notmd Physician and Aathor
Signed letters pertaining to porsonal health and hyaieno, not to disease d I agnot It 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 oan be answered here. No reply can be mit to queries not conforming to Instructions
Address Dr. William Brady, In care of this newspaper.
The Iron Hat Ion
The noted nutrition authority Von
Xoorden, a strong advocate of liberal
U80 of meat In the adult dietary,
teach es a d i f f ere n t
policy in the nutri
tion of the child. He
writes: "The neces-
ines physicians generally advocate.
But It isn't so. The idea I am urging
here Is the present knowledge and be
lief of tho scientific element of the
medical profession. The superiority
of natural foods over any kind" of
iron .containing medicine has been
sity of a generous Quite definitely established by actual
supply of vegetables 1 scientific tests, whatever may have
and fruits must,beDeen tne former theories of medical
particularly empha- men or the traditional teachings of
sized. They are of 1 tno medical fathers,
the greatest impor- ' And !t more reasonable, too, don't
tance for the nor-'vou think, to look in the garden, the
mal development ofcellai or the grocery for something
the body and of alll?0041 rr the blood than it is to seek
ior tne elusive "tonic"
its functions. As far
as children are con
cerned we believe we could do better
by following the dietary of the most
riKid vegetarians than by feeding chil
dren as tho they were carnlvora, ac
cording to the bad custom which is
still quite prevalent. ... If we limit
the most important sources of Iron
the vegetables and the fruits wo
cause a certain sluggishness of blood
formation and an entire lack of re
serve iron, such as is normally found
in the liver, spleen and bone marrow
of heulthy, well nourished individu
als." As a matter of fact, any one of the
following Items, taken ounce for
uun
QVKKTIONS AXD ANSWERS
Vitamins Everywhere
Do you approve of the use of . . .
to supply vitamins? I have been told
that there Is a lack of vitamins In our
food and that this product will supply
the deficiency. (Mrs. L. E.)
Answer. No. Plenty of vitamins
in fresh milk, fresh eggs, fresh fruit
and fresh vegetables.
Dry IilpH
For three years I have been trou
bled with dryness of the Hps and I am
constantly licking them. The only
time my lips are moist enough so that
I can speak easily Is right after I eat.
or pound for pound, furnishes What can I'do? (D. S. J.)
more iron to tho body than does lean Answer. You would mako a whale
beef or any other meat: Entire wheat, of a success as an after dinner speak
almonds, egg yelk, oatmeal, dried .er. That's the very time my lips get
beans, green peas or dried peas,
prunes, spinach. Other foods which
if not as rich In Iron as those named,
are of nearly the same value prac
tically in the diet, are: String beans,
lettuce, apples, figs, pineapples, straw
berries, huckleberrioH, walnuts, cocoa
nuts, peanuts, oranges, bananas, pota
toes, carrots, beets, beet greens, as
paragus, onions, pumpkin pie, toma
toes, celery, rhubarb, endives, kohl
rabi, mushrooms, lentils and arti-
hokes. Nearly anything green and
edible contains food Irn in the most
readily assimilable form.
Probably the- most futile American
ndoor pastimo is the taking of medi
cine containing Iron which purports
to build blood, for no medicine can
possibly compare with natural foods,
such as I have just named In the
building of blood. The human body re
quires and uses considerable carbon
for the business of growth, building,
fuel and repairs, and gets this carbon
'mm almost any kind of food.
It may occur to the thoughtful
ren'der that this . ts another of my
infer notions -I seem to take partic
ular pleasure In - entertaining notions
contradictory to.vhat'tHo laity i mag-
so dry I can scarcely speak. For such
a condition the lips should be kept
greased with a well made ointment of
sulphur, 10 grains to the ounce, using
freshly prepared ointment of rose
water for the base. This should be
applied especially at night.
Just Plain Cod Ijlver OH
. . . have been unable to find any
where the crude cod liver oil which
you suggested for long drawn out
paranasal sinus infection. No drug
store seems to have it. (V. C. O.)
Onswer. Cod liver oil conforming
to the requirements of the Pharma
copeia will do. Any drug store can
supply that. I merely wished to em
phasize tho superiority of the undoc
tored, unsophlstlcate'd product as a
source of vitamins.
ItaWiltio Itosary
The infant welfare nurse says our
baby has a "rosary," a symptom of
rickets. She prescribed cod liver oil.
Would you advise us to go to our reg
ular doctor or Is it safe to let the
welfare people treat the baby? (M.
M. W.)
Answer. Better by all means have
your regular doctor take care of the
baby.)
THE GREATEST THING IN THE
WORLD
by Laurel Grur
It's rather kind of Mother Nature
to have hidden our hearts inside our
bosoms bo that the world might not
see those hearts
as they really are.
Dear me, what
world of scarred
and battle-torn
obJe ctt s Ithey
would be. Talk
about the tat
tered banners of
the Marne! It is
a good thing also
that Mother Na
ture has fixed
our faces, mean
ing the well
known human
countenance, so that the curious herd
which jostles us und. stares into our
eyes, may not see the , secret pangs
which are burled deep; deep down In
the said beating ,. hearts. We are
brave fellows, we men and women,
rjullant gentlemen and ladies all.
When love has given us an ugly turn,
we may turn upon the cold and cal
lous world a laughing lip and a dim
pled grin, and shout for more fun,
more gaiety,1 more laughter and more
play. What good would it do to tear
open tho chest-wall and expose to the
harsh light of day, the poor, pitiful
little heart that, is so torn with the
love that has gone or, worse still
maybe, the love that was wanted, oh
.so hard, and which never, never
came? Strike up the hand. Three
fliews... Hooray and make It loud,
so that the gossips may not hear yon
Jill sob, or yon sad Jack gulp his
hcart-brenk free. - - ,
If Kidneys Act
Bad Take Salts
Saya Backache Often Means You
Have Not Been Drinking
Enough Water
Look out fcr tir follor who says
money liaiil't over'thlllR. Ther's
notliin' In fcrftlttin' our troubles
when wo know they're wultin'
out In front.
'Tape's Cold Compound"
Breaks a Cold Right Up
Take two tablets every three lioura
until three ilosi'a are taken. The Hrst
dose always gives relief. The second
and third doses completely break up the
cold. Pleasant and safe to take. t Con
tains no (piinine or opiates. Millions
use "Pape's Cold Compound." Price,
thirty-five cents. Druggists guarantee it.
Man in the only creature noble enounb to have n eonseienee or
sorry enough to need one.
Ah a war to end war it was a fizzle; but as a peaee to end pence
Ibis one is doing well.
A Constitution is n document that can be stretched to fit anythiuf
your fellow partisans do.
When government policies are being formed, the nearest the little
fellow (,'e.fs to a look-in is piiue. .
"Few fat men have political power now," says a headline,
fal-heails are holding their own, however. '
The
) . -
IJST Colt's eurldno rifle, left
pome plaoe ChriHtinna week. Howard
for return to Hilly Cox. 820 N. Front
street. (Coos Huy Times). Why so
definite. Bill? , .. , . .
FORD RALl'3. AI.KKADY TO ItUN
(Ad Yreka VJournnl). Declaration
of Intentions uruineworthy, but' K't
' the money flrsl.
The news ' Is forthcomlnu that
money for food for hunsry German
children, ,1s not belnR contributed In
sufficient quantities" to insure. proper
distribution by efficient hands." Don't
let the hnnds of habitual wolfure
workers lose their efficiency,' If the
hunirry Clermnn children never Ket
: another meal. There wus a time dur
ing the war, when experts nnd effic
iency wns rampant, but this seems to
have petered out. It wns known ns
overhead: the torm did noble work.
.Noyy a liberal nation seems to think
' thtig relief should, ull ko to those who
ned It, Instead of those In n position
to yet It. In tho stomach, bus taken
V the.1 place ot the overhead.
i , - v ; : :
l The Republican party, national
committee-has thoUKht up n flno way
' to elect a Democratic president. They
r propose the formation of Calvin Cool
' ldgv Singing- clubs. One solo otit of n
Jackson County O. O. P. wheelhorso
would carry every stato west of the
' Rockies, for McAdoo.
.' Three more sunny days, nnd look
' out for Oalshevikls on horseback.
' Four times a year his nnclent bus
Jim Fork Jacks up; nn' then th' cuss
' Fur hours tolls 'til he perspires
In shlftln' of Its rims nn' tires.
' He takes th' front ones off th' hnck
An" puts 'em on th' wheels In back;
rt Th' wust one chnnces fur th' spnro,
AnVfllls 'em all with good, fresh air.
' You gotta flgirer, wise an' Hubes,
Orr what's Inside th' Inner tubes,
'.you cannot use In any gear , .
Th air you put In yesteryear.
' What tires need applies to men;
' You need some fresh stuff now nn
then." 8F- Bulletin.)
' Fable: His wife waved at him across the street and be flushed
with pride and pleasure.
Mexicans are funny. They select a President on the battlefield
instead of doing it in a hotel bedroom.
AVhen nobility ruled, it took three generations to make a gentle
man. Now it takes only three coals of whitewash.
If a girl would save her money and buy her own diamond ring,
it wouldn't take her so long to pay for it.
EG
RipplingRhumos
PAYING FOR NOTHING.
HAD A LHTTKR from Old Doe Tetter, in which be said, said
said be, "I cured your glanders anil yaller jtinders, anil you're
Ktill owing me, Tho coin I'm needing, my wife is pleading for
things we've not in Mock; get busy,. sonny, ami send the money,
and pay tho gootl old doe." Much paiu enduring, in hope of
curing, 1 called Doe Tetter in; bo gave me potions in bitter
oceans, autl pills which were a sin. He gave me bitters no human
critters could drink ami still be sane; and oh, my masters, his
mustard plasters increased my dole ami pain. He filled my body
with boneset toddy and ull the drugs in towri; his noxious mix
tures! Their tastes are fixtures I never shall live down, lie filled
my tummy with nostrums rummy, soft soap ami liquid yeast ; ami
when be finished no pain diminished, but all my grief increased.
It would be better if Old Doe Tetter woild only send bis bill
when he can banish tho flu that's Spanish, or other beastly ill.
The doc who fizzles where anguish sizzles should ask no plunk or
wheel ; what good is healing that bits the ceiling autl roundly fails
to heal? If Old Doe Tetter bad made me better, I'd greet with
smiles his bill, and pay it gayly, and bless him daily and take
another pill.. I '
"JUST TOWN TALK'
Copied RlKht Br Mike
THERE IS a saying
THAT HAS been prevalent
. .
POK MANY years past
'
CALLING OUR attention
m m' m
TO Till-: established fnct
"THAT ALL ia not gold
THAT HAS a golden glitter"
!'
BUT HERE'S a tale
AND WHILE It doesn't
CONTRADICT THtt 'above ,
V - '
IT GOES on to prow
YOU NEVER can tilj'
ANYWAY IT took place
AT A local coal yard
WHEN A purchaser came,
TO EXCHANGE his savings
TOR A supply ot conl
'
AND WHILE ho had V
A GREAT deal of confidence
IN THE coal merchant
'
HE WANTED to be sure
OP WHAT ho was getting
SO WENT with the dealer
OUT INTO tho enclosure
TO LOOK nt the coal
AND AS they stood
JUDGING THE quality
,
ONE WAS attracted
HY THE guidon glisten
OF A mineral deposit
THAT SPARKLED In tho sun
AND WALKING over
HE BEGAN to dig
AND EXAMINE each piece
AND FOR several minutes
HE BUSIED himself
AND HIS hands were black
WHEN HE straightened up
HUT UPON his face
' "
WAS AN expectant smile
"WELL" SAID he
"THERE IS a fortune
"IN THAT pile ocoal"
AND THE other said
"WHAT IS it,
'QUARTZ?'"
"NO," SAID Walt
WITH A cautious look
"PINTS"
I THANK you.
RED PEPPER HEAT
STOPS BACKACHE
The heat of red peppers takes tho
"ouch" from a sore, lame back. It
can not hurt you, and it certainly
ends the torture at once.
When you nro suffering so you can
hardly get around, juat try Ued Pep
per Hub, and you will have the
quickest relief known. Nothing has
When you wake up with backache and
dull misery in the kidney region it may
mean you have been eating ioods which
create acids, says a well-known author
ity. An excess of such acitis overworks
the kidneys in their effort to filter fit
from the blood and tliev became sort of
paralyzed and !ngy.. ; When your kid-,
neys get slugfrih and clog you must
relieve them, like ynu relieve your
bowels, removing all the body's urinous
waste, else you- have backache, sick
headache,. dhy. spells l your stomach
sours, tongue 'is1 'coated and when the
wejither is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of
sediment, channels often get sore, water
scalds and you are obliged to seek relief
two or, three times during the night.
Either consult a good, reliable physi
cian at once or get from your pharma
cist about four ounces orf Jad Salts;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys may then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with,
Uthia, and has been used for years to
help clean and stimulate sluggish kid
neys, also to neutrnlize acids in the
system, so they no longer irritate, thus
often relieving bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, can not in
jure and makes a delightful, efferves
cent lithia-water drink. Drink lots of
soft water. By all means have your
physician examine your kidneys at least
twice a year. , - ...
For Wet Wash
Dry Wash Rough Dry
Phone 873
Wet Wash, pound 60
Dry Wash, pound 7c
Rough Dry, pound 9c
American Laundry
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
I have i-eprcHontcti the people of Jackson
County one trm in the State legislature und
feel thut the legislative experience (rained hns
fitted mo for a Jurner and more pructicai service
in me luiure. . j
I therefore announce ; myself oh a cendidafe
for the State Kepreneiitative .subject to the
rcpuoncan primary.
Adv. tf. RALPH COWGILL.
Wong Pon
Chinese
Medicine
For Trtttttmuiil
of Acute and
Chronic Dlw
nfes of Min
mid Womt;n,
Caneer nnd tumor treated, ln
fluenBT., kidiif-v. bladder and stom
ach troubles, fits, hernia, rupture,
colds, female troubles, paralysis,
fever, pneumonia, asthma and
throat troubles, rheumatlHm,
amonorrhoea.
Office Hours: 8 a, m. to 8 p. m
Consultation Free
241 South Front St.. Medford, ure.
I hereby announce my candidacy for re-elec
tion mm mie of the two representatives from
Jackson County to the State Legislature, sub
ject to the May primary.
I feel that my previous service in the legisla
ture, enables me to better serve the people.
Adv. tf. JOHN H. CAR KIN.
SHERIFF ..
I hereby announce myself a candidate for tin
nomination of Sheriff of Jackson County on the
republican ticket, nubject to the voters of said
county at the primaries in May. If nominated
and elected I pledge . myself and the deputies
wnom 1 snail appoint to enforce all laws in
eluding the 18th Amendment' with efficiency
and, economy. If yon do not want the laws en
forced, do not vote for me.
Adv. tf. 1. A. LYONS, Central Point.
CORONER
I hereby announce myself as jt candidate on
the republican ticket, for nomination at the com
ing pri mary for the office of coroner of Jackson
county.
Uy virtue of my profession as an undertaker,
I feel that I have every qualification and the
neettssary equipment to properly handle any. du
ties which may arise. L
Adv. tf. H. W. CONGER.
I am n Ttepublrcnn candidate for
re-election for Coroner of Jackaon
county, subject to primaries May 16.
Platform: Experience, personal at
tention, economical management .
Belli? a substantial taxpayer I am
interested in the econonlical manage -
....K ..ntw.antmlml .,Un..t rutin., hnntn'nt OE all COUnty OfTlCCS.
" ;' """; ' AdV.tf JOHN A. PERL.
Just as soon as you apply Red Pep
per Huh you will feel the tingling
heilt. in three minutes H warms the
sore spot through nnd through. Pain
and soreness tire gone.
Ask any druggist for n Jar , of
Howies lied Pepper Hub. Be sure
to get the genuine, with the name
Howies on each package. Adv.
COUNTY CLERK
T announce myself an a eamlidate for the re
publican nomination for County Clerk, subject
to the primary in May. If elected I promise to
perform the duties of my ofttce in an econom
ical and business-1 ike manner.
Adv. tf. W. H. CRANUALL, Eagle Point
CHILDREN CRY FOR "CAST0R1A"
Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All Ages
Mother ! Flctehrr't Caatoria hna
b-n in ne for over 30 years as a
pleasant, harmless nubatitute for
Castor Oil, I'arogorif', Teething Dro
and Stiothing Syrups. ; Contains no
nareotie. .Proven direetiona are on
each package. 1'uysicians everywhere
reeommeml it. The kind you have
always bought bears signature of
I hereby announce myself aa a candidate on
tne republican ticxet lor nomination for the of
fice of County Clerk at the May pirmaries.
l nave ior tne past live years been a deputy
county clerk and am familiar with every branch
of the office, am) if elected, I will (five close at
tention to the duties of the office and feel con
fident that I will prove worthy of vour sup
port. DEI. IMA 8TB V ENS,
Adv. tt. Medford R. F. D. 2.
TREASURER
I am a candidate for the republican nomina
tion for a second term as Treasurer of Jackson
county, subject to the May primary. If nom
inated and elf-ctvi I will conduct the office aa in
the- past In accordance with the laws of the
tale. A. C. WAl.KKR, Adv. tf
JUOe COUNTY COURT - -ItelieviniC
that I may be of service to the
people of Jackson county I hereby submit nty
candidacy for the n-publlran nomination for
Judtre of th Wumr Court- at rhe May prl
aumea. W, 4. UAEIZELL, Adv. tf
Expert
Mechanics
Frank Brown
who has boon an expert auto
median ic in Medford for
several years is now with the
J. C. ROBINSON
GARAGE
1009. West Main.
This garage is well equip
ped for all kinds of work and
guarantees prompt ; sendee
and first class work.
We put a new meaning in
the word "Service" A trial
will show you. Remember:
"We are not satisfied unless
you are."
City Cleaning and
Dyeing Co,
Phone 474 624 N. Riverside
r