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MEPFOTCfi MATL TUTBUXTC, MEDFOIID. OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2fi. 1924
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur l'erry
Amiable, nffable, (inrooiiblo Bonllo
mont are ReouLlns hither and yon over
Oil. fair commonwli'alth, urniim "Ki
pubUcan unity In the aprlna and the
fall," Unity, Ilka Prohibition and
lower taxes, Is a fine, medicine for the
other fellow, and -the doniro for It now
In occasioned by the fiar that a pet
candidate will show .up next Novem
ber slightly In arrears when the votes
are. counted. There wun unity In Re
publican ranks In 1922. Otherwise,
Ui world's greatest Impromptu bawl
er, . .would not be In Nalem, oh the
suite, lecturer and governor. The
same brand of- unity, on the other
side of. the fence, would- be a- tragedy,
for It is. discovered that a political
double-cross Is a two-edged sword,
that uts coming and going, and
funeral services for tho hatched, is
desired. -The fanatical gleam, engen
dered by- religious hntred- has van
ished from- the Kepubllcun eye, and a
flapping shlrttuil no longer terrifies,
The GOP. will probably get the unity
it now- so fervently prays for, but
didn't give a- whoop about In the last
campaign, and- the scar producod- by
ripping itself up tho spinal column
will, not bo invisible.
V The lody who terminated tho earth
ly activity with a. neatly placed bullet,
ahrt, the' laay who cussed tnalo mem
bers of a jury, in this state, have both
boei), acquitted.
i A move Js afoot to banish Immoral
magazines., llcsides, they can't com
pete with an energctlo residential dis
trict femule gossip, and, never con
clude their filth with: "Romembcr, 1
don't believe it, and don't tqll anyone
1 told you.'
NO CONNECTION
(Albany Di'iiwral)
' 'William. Cutoff, of Jefferson,
' Was buying potatoes here Monday.
' " Vorest Miller- sawed off the end
tof 'hls finger Monday.
' II. Totter Careful failed to got out
of the wuy of a Indy on the 24th Inst.
Ills off fender was twisted violently
to the loft.
Homer Orandbee, who took the
contruct of erecting the phono poles
f roin Ilrewster suitipn to Uicomh, wll!
be finished soon. (Lebanon Criter
ion). -"Why contractors hnvo long
faces,' ....
WOULDN'T TIUS COKK YOl"f
(C'Ollgr(HNioiUll lUHMI'tl)
It Is the style ot flash thoy arc
carrying now. I obtained this from
the manufacturer. It is marie flat,
for hip-pocket service, conenvo on the
Inside and convex on tho outside, it
is supposed to' hold half a pint of
whiskey. The consumption of this
stylo of finsk has increased 700 per
cenft, from 11)22 to 1'iiS. Those fig
ures I get from the manufacturers.
The manufacturers iuo unablu to sup
ply the demand. 1 hope no proponent
of the Antl-Baloon League will any
Unit 1 -appeared on the. floor ot the
House with a whisky flank in my
pockot. This flask tins never been
filled and will never be filled while I
own It, but if there is any member of
this House who drinks wet and voles
dry,-who needs It, he can have it.
(Uiughter).
Komeo Hoppes has filed his annual
threat to maintain a garden. Ho! Ho!
-'APPROVED, llKSKMm.EK WAD
(Sweet Homo Ncivn)
Those who called at tho A.
. WodiUe home. to see the new baby
. were: Mrs. o. 1. Unison.' Mrs. It.
W. Horner, Mrs. O. Weddle, Mis.
O.- Uefgum, Florence Kneale,
" Thelma Wright und Isnbellc Shlg-
ley. Tho baby has been named
. ' Jostllh Milton.
Tho stato Income tax will be effec
tive soom and will be a success, but If
the fleeing front It continues, a go-out
tax wilL bo neudod.
Among the achievements credited
to. Lenlne, tho deceased high ace of
Uolehevism. - there Is no mention of
l)ls greatest feat: the inducing of
America to fatten his flock, while
boasting of' his Intentions to destroy
America. The louder this distin
guished bluthersklte yelped, (he mure
grub he got from America.
' Spring plowing hns started, but will
not be In full swing until all the fur
mem get back from southern Califor
nia. '; .
THE TEAPOT DOME. SCANDAL.
PRE.SIDKXT COOUDGG'H actiun in demanding both civil, niul
criminal proceedings in-the Teapot dome oil case, will lie
heartily endorsed by the American people, regardless of party.
The revelations of the past few days have been amazing. Start
ing as more or less a political move, the probe of the senatorial
committee, under the direction of a prominent Democratic leader
was generally regarded as merely ajiother one of those familiar poli
tical schemes, to stir up a little campaign material for the presidential
election. While Secretary Pall was recognized as a reactionary ot
the old school, practically no one suspected his honesty.
While it is only fair to reserve final judgment until Mr. Full
has told the whole story, nothing Mr. Fall may say can alter the con
viction that he misrepresented the facts, when he formerly testified
to the committee.
At that time Mr. Falla absolutely denied that he, ever had received
money from Mr. Sinclair, or from anyone else interested in the oil
concessions.
Yesterday Mr. Sinclair's private
was loaned $25,000 in Liberty bonds
given him for the expenses of his Russian trip. The day before Mr.
Uoheny testified that he had loaned Fall $100,000, had taken his
note,, but had been unable to find
To secure a conviction through
but with these facts established beyond reasonable doubt, it is dim-
cult to see how Mr. Fall can escape moral conviction before the bar
of public opinion.
'
No amount of red tup or legal jugglery can alter the main facts,
t,hat an official of the American government, awarded valuable con
cessions to two oil companies, and within a short timo before or after
this action, received from l.ho executive officers of these oil compa
nies, loans aggregating $125,000. . - -
There is no law against making loans, Hub loans at such it time,
unsupported by securities, and made by individuals who have admit
ted the concessions granted brought, tbetn millions in profits, estab
lish a case against the former; secretary of the interior, which ren
ders such action as President C'oolidge has taken, imperative.
QUILL
Isn't there a Muscle Shoals or something like that to pacify Hiram.
A hick town is a place where
is a drummer.
Ponzi and Doc Cook are out of
money to relatives.
Tho boss is tho one over thero who gnaws a eigar in order to
look profound and fierce while loafing.
A bachelor, is much like a married man, except that lie thinks all
infants neuter gender. v
The objection to saying it with
flowers get thu caressing.
When the world is sane, there
keeps seven children in shoes. , (
Divorce: Proof that people found out about one another before
they got used to one another.
An experienced husband is one
his wife is weeping about now.
Let's have no dealings with the murderous Reds, They have a
nasty way of talking about our lynehiugs.
Correct this sentence: "He. is
it seems impossible to spoil him."
A cold bath makes you feel good in the same way that a sore tootHi
makes, you feel good when it stops hurling.
Anybody can be a leader while
are useful only to keep their hats off
A shrewd politician is one who
of supply mid demand was passed
Correct this sentence: "I got
said she, "and it still keeps perfect
Rippling
Bar mrr
aw
"sSSi"fCV
DESPONDENCY.
IT (iROW so tired o proauhiug," I said, in mv despair: "the
I
lessons 1 am 'h-wliing don't
urtfiiitf votors to mind the law s bHiost, when thoy propol thoir
motors duo oast or galley wost ; I warn them almost daily of
methods which are, wrong, yet recklessly and gaily they push
their wains along. And in tho morning papers 1 read the same
old tale, of slaughtered linen-drapers, and drivers sent to jail.
As I devour my rashers of bacon in the morn, I road of haber
dashers run down and rent and torn. "With futile hully-ohcoings.
gee whizzes and ods bones, I read of human beings crushed on the
paving shines. 'What profit words, of warning I cried, with
tales?' M and then thero came u neighbor who said to me, "By
hopeless wails, 4whon papers every morning provide such ghastly
Jim! It is a goodly labor, in which you spend your vim. I used
to be a demon for knocking speed laws cold, ami like a jingled
seaman I scorched across tho wold. With death I daily flirted,
hut now I drive my wain with care, by you converted to methods
hafe and sane." It makes my bosom wanner, rejuvenates my
wlep; it shows that a reformer should never lose his pep.
attorney testified that Mr. Fall
bj, Sinclair and that $10,000 was
it.
criminul action may be impossible,
POINTS
tin; man with the manicured nails
business, but you can still lend
flowers in love affairs is that the
will be medals for fllq man who
who can guess what in thunder
our only child," said she, "but
there are followers whoso heads
their shoulders.
can make farmers believe the law
by the other party.
this wrist walch at Christmas,"
time,"
Rhumcs'
sutuwr m
load folks ni.vv1uro. I'm ahvnva
Personal Health Service
, ' By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
' ' Notud Phytlcian and Author
Signed latter, pertaining to perionaj naalth and hygiene, not to dlteaee dlagnotlt or
treatment, will bo antwered by Dr. Brady If a ttamped, self addrested envelope le enoloaed.
Lettera should bo brief and-written in Ink.-' Owing to the large number of latteri received, only
a few can be anawered here. No reply oan be mafia tq queries not oonformlng to Inatructiona
Addreia Dr. William Brady, In care of tnli newspaper.
Never Mind
Tho clinical, thermometer Is on In
strument ot prec.Hlun which hn tfreut
Hclentific value; In thu hands of a
physician or a nur.se under the phy
Hk'hin'H direction or BomeUmea a pa
tient under the physician's care it- in
an instrument of some practical value.
For domestic consumption, however,
it is about as necessary as an oil. im
mersion lens or an
astronomical obser
vatory. The bust
use 1 know for a
clinical thermome
ter In the home care
of the sick is for
stirring a little cold
tea for the patient.
The Idea, the reason
for this queer notion
of mine I do seem
to have a lot of
queer notions Is
that if anybody is
complaining or actually sick It doesn't
do anybody, a darn bit of good to
know what the temperature may be.
Kxcept under the Immediate direction
of the physician the use of clinical
thermometer it is not only not advan
tageous but too often it is disadvantageous-
in effect, because It causes
needless alarm In a trivial illness or,
on tho other hand. It fails to arouse
sufficient anxiety In a Krave illness.
So much for tukine the tempera
ture without the order of the doctor.
Next, naturally comes the pulse.
Should the layman try to take tho
pulso? Well, as a general rulo 1 should
say no, not as a confirmed habit. At
least not in the furtive, underhanded
way the ordinary layman sets about
taking it. If one really must take a
pulse it is well to study tho technic
of the thing to do a neat and work
manlike job, whether any one is look
ing or not. The first rule is to tie
your thumbs up out of tho way.
Thumbs have caused no ond of dis
asters in attempts to take tho pulse.
If you use your thumb you gt your
own pulso and the victim's all balled
up; tho effect would not be so dread
ful if you, were going to share the
treatment with your victim.
I remember how morbidly I was af-'
fected by the discovery that I hud no
pulse in my left wrist. This followed
not long after the discovery that I
had no sense no special sense, you
understand In my left ear. 1 began
to ruminate upon the question of total
loft-sided paralysis. Hut cumo a glad
day when I found tho pulse in my left
arm working all right at a point about
two inches outside the ordinary situa
tion of tho radial artery at tho wrist.
In fact back behind the thumb in the
hollow known as the anatomist's snuff,
box. Tho moral of this is to keep
your thumb out of tho way when
you're trying to take a pulse.
Tho simplest way for one to take
his own pulse. Is to place tho right
hand on one's, nocktle in about the
"JUST TOWN TALK"
Copied Right
THE OTHER day
WHEN I agreed ' ,
TO ANSWER questions
.
IN THIS column
e
I DIDN'T know
THAT I was carving
MYSELF A Job
OP CONSIDERABLE size
.
BUT SO 'twould saom
...
AND EVERY mall
. e
QUESTIONS POUR In
FROM PEOPLE seeking
.
REAL SOUND counsel
ON TOPICS of Interest
AND IT'S up to mo
. m
TO DO my bost
THOUGH AT times
....
IT SEEMS foolish'
... !
TO THE enlightenment
OF HUMANITY
BUT NEVER-the-less
HERE ARE a few answers:
...
Dear Editor: !
1 am a married man but still have
an eye for beauty. What should 1
do when a pretty girl tries to flirt
with me?
Answer:.. Call me at the Mall Trib
une office and go home to your wife.
Dead Editor: ,
Thoush It Is several days before
Leap Year I hnvo already received
one proposal from a very attractive
young lady by mulli She asked me If
I expected to marry her durlug the
coming year. What shall 1 do?
Signed "Bill" Richardson.
Answer: Read It and weep.
'
Dear Editor:'
Something ought to be done to re
duco tho loss of life caused by automo
bile traffic. 1 read the other day
where nn Amitwllle. L. I., man died
elrl stopped directly
In the path of hia automobile to pick
up hor handkerchief. Can you Biiggeji
the Pulse
position one would assume to choke
oneself. But don't choko. L,et the
hand rest there on your bosom, and
gently place tho left hand uwon it
with the fingers lightly slasping the
wrist. Then if you are not too ex
cited your finger tips will be right on
the right radial, artery and all, yon
have to do is count the little throbs
for a minute; anywhere from 60 to 80
of 'em will do very nicely for most
folks. Should you fall to find any
throbs, however, just bear In mind
how I worried along for years and at
; last learned thut 1 was all right and
it was just a slight devlution of
anatomical arrangement that had been
ailing me all along.
QUESTIONS AXI ANSWERS
Doctor Too Busy
Please recommend a good doctor
who will give me the insulin treat
ment for diabetes. Have been under
the care of our family doctor for two
years but he Is extremely busy and, I
feel thut 1 am not getting the best
results. (O. G.)
Answer. Any competent physician
can administer tho insulin treatment
Insulin is on the market and avail
able everywhere to physicians.
Doping the Face
Please advise me whether the ap
plication of pure glycerin to niy face
every night will promote the growth
of the least little bit of huir or fuzz.
(Ella C.)
Answer. It would be rather Irritat
ing; any such constant Irritation tends
to make the Invisible lanugo or down
coarser and visible.
Tongue; Tlcrt
I am a boy aged IS years and I nm
tongue tied. Is it too late to have it
cut; would it be dangerous, does It
require a specialist, and would It help
me to talk better? (M. F.)
Answer. Any good doctor who
docs surgery could do the operation,
but It Is doubtful whether your im
pediment of speech is due to such a
cause.
'Fnild Hnir'll Grow on Ker Faco
"Will you please tell me if almond
oil or salt and water will make hair
grow on the face. . . (X. T.)
Answer. As for the salt, see an
swer to I'M la C. As for almond oil,
that- isn't irritating.
Surgery Versus X-ray for Tonsils
Two doctors have told me I must
have my tonsils removed. Is It a
good und successful way to have tho
tonsils burned out by a special X-ray
machine? (G. M. H.)
Answer. X-ray treatment doesn't
burn the tonsils out, but merely in-
duces a gradual shrinkage of tho tis
sue of the tonsils. If your tonsils are
infected (contain pus or foci of infec
tion), surgical removal is the only
successful treatment. X-ray treat
ment is useful only to shrink enlarged
tonsils which are not the sent of foci
of Infection, as in children.
By Mike
something that would help the situa
tion? Answer: You might return to Ln'j
Island and try to induce the girls to
wear longer skirts.
Dear Editor:
I have a very extravagant wife who
has run up unreasonable holiday bills.
What can I do about It?
Answer: Pay up or tell her where
you spend, your evenings and how
iruch they cost.
Dear Editor:
My' wife either can't or won't cook.
What should I do about it?
Answer: Eat at a restaurant and
keep your wife for a pet.
Dear Editor: ,
Please Inform mo the first step to
take toward getting a divorce.
Answer: The first thing to do is tc
get married, then get a good lawyer.
He will arrange the rest.
Dear Editor:
A certain doctor In this town is
malting himself entirely too agre'
aide to my Queenio. What would you
advise me to do?
Answer: Send her an apple every
morning.
Dear Editor:
Won't you please be good enough
to let us know why you havon't drop
ped In to settle your account, as promised-
several weeks ago.
Answer: Certainly! Always glad
to let you know anything, old dear.
Now that you have my answer, I trust
you won't bother me again.
1 THANK you.
Hair Grown
or No
Money
Notice the
Van t flejt-,
1 b I rubber .
m a a g
cap on the
bottl. You
rub the bottta
over your
head ana the
rubber nipple
feed the hair
growing med
icine into the
c a 1 p. One
minute a day
in your own
tome with Van
'a David
Scalp Maeuee meant an abundance ol
new hair and the sloe and luator that
come with perfect hair health. Ask u
about the 90-day treatment plan. Wo
ell It under money -back, Kuarante,
Ilasklua Drug Sioro
TIIE GREATEST TmXQ IN TUB
WORLD
i . J by Laurel Ora
love Jsn't a bU fashlonnblo. Yet
n..iuns nf thL- most fastidious tasli-s
eagerly accept
tho ready-maue
n r 1 1 do because
there is no such
thing as custom-
made ovu. The
inner lininKs of
our hearts is very
much like the
outer sarmcnta,
which conceal
tour curves und
angles from the
gaping crowd
Now, one would
imagine that love
made strictly to order would bo the
last word In appropriateness and de
sirability. But it Is Just the other
way around. Rial love Is ready-
made. We must try on and try on
till we come at last to the love that
just fits- Of course, some of us are
so pooi' or so starved that we cut
corners and run over to the less ap
preciative marts where second-hand
love Is offered. I believe tho more
correct term is "used love," like they
call them "used cars" and "used baby
Brands" Invariably guaranteed
he Just as good as new. I wonder if
a "slightly used" heart is as good as
one that Is brand new, bright and
shiny, with not a dent nor a scar to
show? Slightly used love Is less dif
ficult to satisfy, less prone to great
expectations in short, just as durable
il'om ever, but maybe Just a wee bit
marred from former using. What do
you think about it, my children'
Sauces You
Never . :
Forget
Certain hotels hare a
country -wide reputation
for their wonderful meal a.
It ia 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 SAUC2
1 tsunni Eltehem ItiBst -
i tablespoon floor
I dried mushroom, fsr I
Mvkd U miouttM n w
M'lt batter In tMMpeva, twit) i
mbiutM. suld ftUKk With DMJB
coak ID rainotaa. tlrrfns oftoni swU
Kitchen Bouquet and an.ajra. Ortsn
boiling point 14 serra onr tmsiVW rtsskk.
TKmn yon will know lohy Wb
regard 90 .iighly
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January is usually one of tho cold
est months, and brlnus Its share ot
coughs, cold and hoarsoness. Take
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
I hnve riiresiiittd the M'oplp of .lurk son
Count)' one term in tin State legislature 11 ml
feel Hint the lf'Kislutlve experience gained hun
fitted 'me fur a larger and more iracth-'ul service
in the future.
I therefore announce myself an a reiill(Iat't
fur the State Itfyrertfiitati v subject to tlH
republican primary.
Adv. tf. IM'H C'OWOILL.
I hereby announce my i-andiilaoy for re-elec
tion as one ot the two representatives from
Jackson County to the State Legislature, sub
ject to the May primary.
I feel that my previous service In trie legisl.i
ture enables me to better serve the people.
.Jv. tf. JUHN U. OA It KIN.
SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself a cnndldiite for the
nominntion of Sheriff of Jackson County on Die
republican ticket, subject to the voters of BjikI
county at the primaries in May. If nuntinuteil
and elected I pledtre myself ami the deputies
whom I shall appoint to enforce nil laws In
cluding the 1Mb Amendment with efficiency
und economy. If you tlo not want the laws en
forced, do not vote for me.
Adv. tf. U. A. LYONS, Central Point
As a candidate in the Republican primaries
for the office of Sheriff, I desire to clearly
define my position on the future conduct of that
office, if elected.
My experience as a deputy fiheriff of Jackson
County, und an a State Truffio Officer, has
taught me that no peace officer can give satis
factory ond efficient servlre to the public when
Ills iMithority und responsibility arc shared by
nnotber. The preseni' unsatisfactory law en
lereiiitf conditions is largely attributable to
divided authority between antagonistic pence
officers, elements that are certain to produce
conflict, inefficiency and useless expense.
If elected I shalt insist; upon nnd expect to
maintain the right- to perform all Uie duties,
of Sheriff in this County, and It follows that
will be uncompromisingly opposed to special
officers except Federal Agents, with whom I
pledge full and complete cooperation. I um In
thorough accord with both the letter and spirit
of -the prohibition laws ami pledge my active
nnd untiring efforts in their enforcement.
Adv. tf. J. J. McMAllOX,
CORONER
t hereby announce myself as a candidate on
the republican ticket, for nomination ut the com
ing primary for the office of coroner, of , Jackton
county.
Hy virtue of my profession nn an undertaker,
I- feel that I haw every qualification Htid the
necessary equipment tu properly handle any dii
tie "Inch may arihe,
Al- t'- II. W. CONGER.
I am a republican candidate for reelection
for Coronpr of Jackson county, subject to pri
maries May Iff.
Platform: Experience, personal attention,
economic management Being a substantial
taxpayer I am interested in the economical
management of all county offices.
Atlv- JOHN A. PERL.
COUNTY CLERK
I announce nnself us a candidate for the re
publican nomination for County Clerk, subject
10 the primary in May. If elected promise to
perform the duties of my office in an econom
ical und business-like maimer.
Adv. tf. Y. II. CKANIMLL, Eagle Tolnt
I hereby announce myself as a candld.ite on
the republican ticket for nomination for the of
fice of County Clerk t the May pirmurles.
I have for the past five years been a deputy
county clerk nnd nm familiar with every brsnch
of the office, and if elected, I will give close at
tention to the duties of the office and feel con
fident that I will prove worthy of vottr sup
'P0' a DKLILJA STEVENS, '
Adv- Metlford H. P. D. 8.
I nm a candidate for the office of County
Clerk, on the republican ticket, subject to the
primary on May 10.
If elected County- Clerk I will, give to the
office that high degree of effhienry which the
people are justified in demanding of a public
jOfflcikl
Adv.tf CARL Y. TENGWAM), Medford.
TREASURER
I am a candidate for the republican nomina
tion for a second term as Treasurer of Jacknuu
county, subject to the May primary. If nom
inated and elected I will conduct the office as in
the past, hi accordance with the laws of the
atare- A. C. WALKER. Adv. tf
JUDGE COUNTY COURT
Believing that I may 1 of service to the
people of Jackson county I hereby submit my
candidacy f.ir the republican nomination for
Judge of tho County Court at the May prl-nu,"a-
W. J. MART.ELI,. Adv. tl
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT .
4. m ' :,nrli,,a,(' the May primaries for
tne Kepublfcan nomination as County School
Superintendent of Jackson County I -have
served the county for three and a half vears
iia county superintendent, and will, if again
elected, work earnestly for the cause of educa
tion na heretofore.
Adv.tf JsL'SAXXE HOUra p.iiTi'n
COUNTY ASSESSOR
I ft m a candidate for renomlnation
on the Republican ticket tor the
offirp of fnimiw a n,.nn
the May primary. If nominated nnd
7. K i'"m,se 10 give tho name
off cient service in the conduct of the
off. e that have in the past and
Will continue in h-ahI, .
equalization of property values.
Mt. Pitt $1.75
Marvel Loaf $1.60
MORTON MILLS