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MEDFORD MAHJ TPtTBUNE, ftfEDEOTvD, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 28. 1924
Medford mail tribune
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur ItMTy
Thoro Is1 fltlll n tlDplnraliln hick of
co-operation between tho human nock
and Hhlrtn returning unscathed from
the lull n dry.
! If the Republican nilmlnlatnttion
keujiH everluMtltiKly .nt It, they might
bo ablo to produce a aetindul to uom
paro to the purcliUHlns of $8,000,000
worth of brldlu3, for 2U8 diiiIcb, by
tho late WilHon regime, to win the
war.
TIIR Sl'JUlT OF JIRFOKM '
(CottaKt) (rove Sentliu'l)
Wo are jdouHOil to encoumtfo
the general In demobilizing tho
coffin nail. Never having ai
quired the clguret habit, wo lire
pleased to Join with him in Bet
ting tho better example of wring
the pipe and cigar. It 1h easy for
us to give up something we have
never had and to sot tho example
of using what we havo always
used. v i .
Tho 10 year old Oregon, City school
girl, who eloped with a butcher of 4a,
was underweight, did not get enough
protein In her mush, or shlnglo in the
woodshed.
Who remembers when tho valley
had no Irrigation, and the farmers
prayed for rain in August, and got it
in December?
Mah Jongg is rapidly spreading and
the spirit of tho game Is fiiHt penetrat
ing most of society circles. (Marsh
Jield News). Fenotratlng is right.
In tho sad story of Tho HI ho and
Catching of Mr. Pali, one reads that
Mr. Doheny, oil king, who loaned him
9100,000, at an Inappropriate time,
"is a close friend of Fall's." Tho
amount of tho loan indicates that Mr.
Doheny was not alone close, but ab
normally tight.
$20 gold pieces are showing up
' again In banks, and on watch chains.
The prize fool notion, of thu leading
fool notion belt of tho Union, is tho
revolutionary statement of our weep
ing stato lecturer and governor, that
'a man's home is no longer his castle"
t nothing matters but tho enforce
ment of the Prohibition law, and the
corralling of votes. This knocks tho
sanctity of the fireside, and tho Con
stitution for a row, with ono move
ment of tho Inrnyx. It would be nice
to have nit-wit snoops, running hog
wild thru tho parlors, and tho bed
rooms, and tho kitchen, unhampored
even by tho formality of knocking, or
wiping their feet. Fine business,
ltesolutlons approving aro in order
from super-circles of holiness. It
would be In full accord with the
prevailing Idea, that a great moral
Issue can bo changed from a fluzlo to
victory, by high-powered pestering.
Thero aro still plenty of bootleggers
out in the open, and a Columbia river
of boosn flows across tho Canadian
border' dally. The way, however, to
Stop this, is to raid a residence. If
posslblo after tho family has retired.
ToritiNG ovrriT
4 Vmn Hay Times)
FOR HALE Clood milch cow.
Ford touring and Ford parts,
good back cud, complete. Knd of
Ho. 4th St., auto camp grounds.
A IjADY TALKS
Well, ho laughed, and laughed, and
laughed, and laughed, and laughed,
nioro than if It had been a dirty story,
but It wasn't. Going to put the kid tn
long britches. His short one's make
him look llko he'd been poured in,
and sometimes I feel like warming
him up, Just because the conditions
aro so favorable. Hhe has a mole on
the cheek, with a black mustache, and
blew me, If she didn't red up her
wool with henna! It's a dead give
away. Us girls havo a lot of trouble.
Instead of pulling the tooth out of
my Jaw, he pulled the Jaw away from
tho tooth. Now look at my chops!
I never felt so u n necossa ry, since
Klsio copped my nail salesman. Spike
was a good dancer. Was freckled
faced, and wore a polka dot tie.
always. The old fool had another
man's wife, and a bottle in his car.
It -doe look llko he ought to have
been caught, Once I forgot to fix
my hack hair quick enough, and he
held my hand. Accidents will bap-pen.
WHY EXCEED
rnp 0 SAV THAT the people of
X the sudden action of the county court in ordcringi,he paving of
the highway between Medford and Ruch, would be stating the ease
mildly,
' The county court lias been accused of many things in the past, but
never before of exceeding the speed limit. Heretofore humble peti
tioners who have desired a few chuck holes filled here, or a few loads
of gravel placed there, have found
But here, with the most important road improvement since the
construction of the Pacific Highway which will undoubtedly cost the
taxpayers of the county, several hundred thousand dollars before it is
completed, the county court makes its decision in 24 hours!
AVhy such haste? The first intimation most of the people of the
county had of such a highway, was only a few days before the county
court met. when petitions iiririiitr
the county court took the matter under advisement, no one suspected
that the decision would be made in 2-i hours. Naturally they won
der why, if the decision could be made on Thursday, 'it could not
have been made the day before.
"Well, undoubtedly it could have been. According to our informa
tion this matter has been under consideration for a long time. But
for some reason publicity was not desired. Those back of the move
ment, decided to (juicily perfect their plans, spring the thing sud
denly, and put it over with a bang.
AVell, that is what they have done, and wc congratulate them. The
scheme was cleverly conceived and admirably executed. We don t
blame the people of Jacksonville and Kueh, and some of our friends in
Medford for wanting a pavement. Now they have it. Let the merry
massacre of the tax payer continue.
But let's agree on one thing call a halt on this high tax yailers'
chorus.
In particular let us have no more talk from any of those 1500,
that is the number we believe, who .so blithely signed the petition.
One thimr is certain; taxes in Jackson county can be reduced, and
pavements in tho rural districts can
both can't he done.
In our judgment 'building a pavement from Medford to Rueh at
llie present time, is at the best, an unwarranted extravagance. But a
friend of the county court assures us the people of the eounty as a
whole want it. Perhaps so. Hut if they do, then let them stop want
ing lower taxes. Tax reduction, like charity, must begin at home, and
no one can both have his cake and eat it.
QUILL
Piny: Any kind of work you
Tho chief objection to tho white
inn 't collie.
An a Bi'iieriil thinu, however, a
is in the same fix.
. And yet the most ardent advocate of self-determination takes n
pill himself and makes the kids take castor oil.
One wins woman by saying she
asking his advice.
"Retired broker
ture tense, broke.
No mere adult ever feels as omniscient as a little girl who has
just learned to use the word "whom."
When you kissed the old-fashioned girl, you didn't (jet anything
except the flavor of romance. ,
Our idea of a bravo man is one who would try to sell Mr. Secre
tary Hughes a typewriter with a red ribbon.
Rome shoe-shine artist: can get
.gives that permanent lustre to a
Man never seems so mortal as when he is a presidential possibility
trying to look profound in a news reel.
And then some moderns think they are roughing it when they de
iberately sit in the draft from a keyhole.
Correct this sentence: "Tho pie
'but I never eat between meals."
"A man chooses his wile " begins a philosophical editorial. This
should get a laugh from the ladies.
But.
THE TWINS.
JA,;
MKS J. ami Richard SkuUvv
or years that number eighty
And they are hale and stalwart, as much alike as eggs, except for
liichard's small wart, and James J.'s bandy legs. "I've smoked
Kentucky's hurley said Kiehard, "since a child; I've smoked it
late and early, I've smoked it strong ami mild. And if I'm full
of ginger it is because I smoke; tobacco's bound to injure tho
genus that make men croak. I'm still the daily buyer of hurley
ami perhpie; if 'twere not for my briar you'd find me bent and
weak." "I've never known diseases." said James the other twin ;
Tvo no asthmatic wheezes or backfire woes within. The reason
why I'm chipper is plain as day, indeed; since I was hut a nipper
I've never used the weed. Yes, I admit it's true, man, that Kieh
ard smokes and chews, 'but he is scarcely human, and lie has fire
brick Hups." It's hard to draw n moral from any fact, in sooth,
for every fact will quarrel with every other truth.
THE SPEED LIMIT?
Jackson county wore surprised at
the court somewhat slow to move
such action we're circulated. "When
be built, but at the present time
POINTS
don't got lid for.
collie is Hint it isn't while and
liht heart indicates that the head
is beautiful; one wins a man by
will run newspaper." Past tense, broker; fu-
rich by discovering what it is that
bald head.
looks good," said the small hoy,
are brolhers, and tlwvYo twins;
they've plied their useful shins.
Personal Health Service
, By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
NoUd Phyician and Author
Signed letters pertaining to personal nealth and hyo'ent, not to disease diagnosis 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 can be answered here. No reply can be mad to queries not conforming to Instructions
Address Dr, William Brady, In care of this newspaper.
' The Wholesale
Comparative few renders seek light
on the question, why is a boll? prob-
ably beeauHG most
human beings rlo
not aspire to solve
insoluble ( myste
ries like that and
the reason why
women universally
fiklp page two in
writing a letter
and then go back
to it after they
have finished page
three. But a pow
erful lot of letters
and remarknblv
euuenui ones they are too, say we.
aK wnai drives folks Into the whole
sale culture of boils when the busi
ness Is not only unprofitable, but pos
itively distasteful.
TTiiH question could have been ans
wered much better 100 years ago.
The doctor would have "explained"
that the "blood was out of order" and
needed "purifying." Or that the "sys
tem was full of humours," or some
thing equally enlightening. Then he
would have prescribed about 28 medi
cines combined in one stupendous
"blood tonic." The almanacs still be
lieve in tho "blood purifier" for
what there Is in It for the firm. No
one else does. Fortunately for the
morals oC the race, hygienic living
Is the only real purifier of the blood.
In order to account for a crop of
boils we must first endeavor to trace
Die origin of boll No. 1. We find,
that boils are produced By various
species of germs which commonly
exist upon tho skin, even under the
most cleanly personal habits. If the
skin is broken, even by a slight punc
ture or abrasion, ns by tho rubbing of
a scam or a cureless scratching with
the finger nail, there is an opening for
a grand boil. , A sort of charity boil
you might call It. given fop the bene
fit of the homeless and friendless
staphylococci and streptococci.
These here now staphs and streps
are only moderately virulent or vil
lianous ordlnnr-ly. Hut after they have
been dined and wined for a time by
the kindly host they become much
more so, and from this period onward
they will make trouble they or their
descendants on the slightest provo
cation. Tho fingers of tho host con
vey them from the primary seat of
invasion to other favored localities.
and tho germs will find' a way, once
they are, so to speak, urged to the
task.
The cause of crops of boils is rein
fection by careless handling. If you
touch your boll, your fingers are con-
JUST TOWN TALK
iv - Orpled Right Ilj Mike . ":
I SEE by the dispatches . ,
' k': ''
THEY'RE ABOUT to glvo . J
.
ANOTHER "COMING out" party
FOR OLD KlilR Tut
1 1 . . .
YOU'D NATURALLY expect
AFTER A man'd been
IN ONE placo
OVER 3000 years
HE'D BECOME established
AND IT wouldn't bo
. .
AT ALL necessary
TO PUT on a party
TO SHOW him off
ANYWAY I suppose
THAT UNWRAPPING the bandages
. .
THAT ARE employed
,
TO MAKE a mummy
A REGULAR mummy
IS NOT much different
;
THAN UNWRAPPING red tape
. .
IN GOVERNMENTAL circles
.
IT REQUIRES a program
TO FITTINGLY observe
THE OFFICIAL findings
ANYWAY I hope
THAT AFTER ho's out
FOR SOME llttlo time
AND HIS oyes become
SOMEWHAT ACCUSTOMED
TO THE blinding !igt
OF THE twonttteth century
THAT SOME wise foreigner
WILL ARRANGE to tour
OF THESE United States
AND PRESENT old Tut
IN ALL bis splendor
i
AND IT'LL be a relief
Culture of Bolls,
tsmlnated, and you must cleanse the
hands as scrupulously us the surgeon
cleanses his before an operation. Not
one in a hundred cleanly Individuals
does this. Hence the crops are good.
The remedy for crops of boils Is vac
cine treatment. It takes from 12 to
80 doses of vaccine. ' The vaccine
should beMireparod by a bacteriolo
gist who determines precisely which
species or strains of germs are caus
ing the boils and mukes the vaccine
fit the indlviduul.
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QUESTIONS AXI AXKVt'FItS.
Word From Xuturnl UrtilKc.
.1 have written you three times and
Hent Hulf-aildreHseU envelopes and re
ceived no reply. 'Nuw I don't con
sider you are treating me and others
fair when you answer the same' ques
tion more than once. 'When you say
thero is no such thin; as a cold or
rheumatism, you nre away off your
base. What's tho difference If it's
called cold or coryzn ? A Header.
Answer I am sorry that you failed
to receive a reply. Possibly you asked
for Bo'methintj I cannot do, Buch as u
diagnosis or treatment. ' The advan-l
taiio In callliiR It eoryza is much the;
same as railing "a certain party" John
Henry Jones Tor it is harder fori
them to switch John Henry Jones on
you, isn't it, if it comes to a show-'
down.'
For Instance.
I am expecting to become n mother!
In August. We have a nice little dog
hut ho bothers mo quite a bit and I
have been told by my neighbors that'
my baby will surely bo marked. Mrs.
K. M. I
Answer There is no such tiling ns
"marking" an unborn infant. Don't'
get rid of the little dog. if ho is a
family pet. Oct rid of tho gossiping
neighbors.
Kwot't C'reJim.
Is It true that by drln1;lng sweet
cream ' (half a pint) every day the
heart gets fat? Please print only
Initials. 1 would not want my name
to appear In tho paper. Mrs. P. M.
Answer In 10 years I have never
printed the name nor divulged the
identity of a correspondent. If tho
cream doesn't mnko you too fat for
your height and age you need have
no anxiety about any injury to your
heart. It is fino food if 'you can got
away with It.
Alcoholism Treatment.
What is the cure for the drinking
habit which you recommend?
B. E. T.
Answer: The method of treatment
given to the medical profession by Dr.
Alexander Lambert. '
TO HAVE a visitor
FROM. pTHER shores
-
WHO HAS a reputation
FOR BEINO somebody
WHO'LL NOT find fault
WITH OUR customs
AND OUR statesmanship
AND OUR sportsmanship ,
AND WHAT we have left
OF OUR table manners
SO WE'LL all welcome.
...
JTIIE OLD Mummy King
WWW
TO PARTAKE of our
"CONTAMINATING HOSPITALITY'
...
TO BE seon
AND NOT heard
i
I'M QUITE In favor
OF FOREIGN visitors
PREFERABLY thoso
WHO HAVE boon dead
.
THREE THOUSAND years
I THANK you.
"Cascarets" 10c
; if Sick, Bilious, j
Constipated
"They Work Whilo You Sleep."
When you feel sick, dizzy, upset, when
your head is dull or aching, or your
stomach is Hour or gassy, just take, ono
or two pleasant ''Cascareta" to relieve
constipation and biliousness. No griping
nicest cathartic-laxative on earth for
Men, Women and Children. 10c boxes,
also 25 and 60c sizes any drug store.
Kodak Finishing
for those who demand the beat
Swem's Studio
217 e. Main Medford
THE GREATEST THING IN THE
WORLD
i. - by Laurel .Gra !:.
In the variety of sentimental ex
ne.nene.ea which every girl encounters.
there always remains the memory of
the Pouter the man who huikpu
when he couldn t
have his o'w n
wny. The jolly
little trad 1 1 i o n
that love makes
a woman a slave
to the whims and
caprices of the
hero of the com
edy has heen
dead a lonp, lonff
time. MoHt men
realize it. Ah,
hut not the pou
ter! There is the
" fellow who sulks
hooause his lady chooses to dance
with.' aome: .other fellow once In a
whije. )oes our friend the pouter
po and engage another damsel and
whirl off gaily in the magic maze
of the dance? Not a hit of it. He
gets more soulful satisfaction, or
something, by taking out his disap
pointment or his selfish discomfort In
going off to a corner and sulking and
pouting like a child. It is a little hit,
Oust a wee bit flattering to the
girl, when it happens the first time.
But habitual fits of pouting and sulk
ing become Insufferably annoying.
The pouter seems to pour out an
atmosphere of poison, and everybody
in tho vicinity is made uncomfortable.
And the sad thing about the pouter
Is that hp Is well-nigh Incurable. Mar
riage doesn't cure him that makes
him all the worse, ire's just made j
that way, and ho Is deserving of pity,
although the pouter, whose underly
ing psychic blot is suspicion, doesn't
usually succumb to the softening in
fluence of pity." Hut there must be
something of a virtuous order in men
of this character. The pouter seems
always to attract the prettiest and the
nicest girls. When I pause to reflect
upon it. maybe it Is that they becom"
pouters because they do attract the
prettiest and nicest girls. In which
case, my children, I'm afraid there is
no moral to adorn the tale today. ,
Beware of Imitations!
Unless you r.co the "Bnycr Cross" on
package or on tablets j-ou are not get
ting tho genuine .Bayer Aspirin proved
t:ifo ly millions mid prescribed ' by
physicians over twenty-three years for
Colds Hendacho
Tootliaoho Lumbago
Neuritif Rheumatism
Kcuralgia - . Pain, Pain
Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
only. Kneli unbroken package contain
proven- directions. Handy boxes of
twelve tablets cost few cents. Dnn;
gints nlso sell bottles of 24 and 100.
Aspirin is tho trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture ,of Mouoacctkacidcatcr o!
Kalicylicneid,
WE HAVE AN
EXPERIENCED ,
BOILERMAKER
repairing arid rebuilding done,
estimates free.
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
1155 N. Central Ave. Phone 40
For Wet Wash v
Dry Wash Rough Dry
Phone 873
Wet Wash, pound
Dry Wash, pound
Rough Dry, pound
5c
7o
9o
American Laundry
Wong Pon
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For Treatment
ot Acute . and
Chronic Dis
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aud Women.
Cancer and tumor treated, In
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ach . troubles, fits, hernia, rupture,
colds, female troubles, paralysis,
fever, pneumonia, asthma and
throat troubles, rheumatism,
amenorrhoea.
Office itoura: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. ,
. ,i Consultation Free
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Xc.t t' a SlilcoHl,arlii revival,
noUitu' has a liardor time irltlln'
an audience as an .uiiderslwil
man. A brlitht, pretty day Ml
keep the doc tor away.
Break a Cold Right Up with
"Pape'sCold Compound"
Take two tablets every three hours
until three doses are taken. The first
dose always gives relief. Tho second
anil third doses completely broak up tile
cold. Pleasant and safe to take. Con
tains no quinine or opiates. Millions
uso "Pape's Cold Compound." Price,
thirty-live cents. Druggists guarantee it.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
I have repreftentiMl the peoplr of Jackson
County one term in the State legislature untl
(eel that the legislative experience gamed Iuir
fitted me tor a lurgi'r and more practical aerviee
in Uie future.
I theiefoie announce myself as a oendidate
for the Htate ltepresentative subject to tin
republican primary.
Adv. tf. RALPH COWGII.L.
I hereby announce my candidacy for re-elec.
tion as one of the two representatives from
Juckson County to the State Legislature, sub
ject to the May priinury.
I feel that my previous service in the legisla
ture enables me to better serve the people.
A'Jv. tf. JOHN 11. CAUKIN.
SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself a candidate for the
nomination of Sheriff of Jackaon County on the
republican ticket. Bubjeet to the voters of said
county at the primaries in May. If nonrhated
and electeil I pledge myself and the deputies
whom I shall appoint to enforce all laws in
cluding the lSth Amendment with efficiency
:md economy. If you do not want the laws en
forced, do not vote for me.
Adv. tf. 1). A. LYONS, Central Point.
Ah a candidate in the Republican prlmariee
for the office of Sheriff, I desire fo clearlW
define my position on the future conduct of that'
office, it elected.
M' experience as a deputy sheriff of Jackson
County, and as a Stale Traffic Officer, lias
taught me that no peace officer can give satis
factory and efficient service to the' public when
his authority and responsibility are shared liv
another. The present unsatisfactory law en
forcing conditions is largely attributable to
divided uuthority between antagonistic peace
officers, elements that are certain to produce
conf.ict, inefficiency and useless expense.
If elected I shall insist upon and expect to
niainta,!! the right to pcrfurm all the duties
of Sheriff in this County, and it follows that
will be uncompromisingly opposed to special
officers except Federal Agents, with whom t
pledge full and complete cooperation. I am In
thorough nm.nl with both the letter and spirit
of the nrol.il.iHo.i laws and pledge my active
and untiring efforts in their enforcement
A"1'- J. .1. McMAllUN.
CORONER
' 'hereby announce myself as a candidate on
the republican ticket, for nomination at the com
ing 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 eqillpnieltt to properly handle any du
ties which may arise.
Adv- H. W. CONllEIt.
I m a republican candidate for reelection
for Coroner of Jackson county, subject to pri
maries May 1(1. v
Platform: Kxperience, personal attention,
economic management. Ueing a substantial
taxpayer I am interested in the economical
.h.iici.t ui an coumy onires.
Adv. tf.
JOHN A. PERL.
COUNTY CLERK
I announce myself as a candidate for the re
publican nomination for County Clerk, subject
"".k"" " ',e"1''1 1 Premise to
K. toe duties of my office in an ecolioin
leal aim business-like maimer
AJv- " W. 11. CKAN'DAl'.L, Eagle Point I
'l hereby announce myself as a candidate 01.
the republican ticket for nomination for the of
fice of County Clerk at the May pirmaries.
I have for the past five years boon a deputy
coun.y cU-rk and am familiar with every branch
of the oftice and ,f elected, I will give close at
tcntion to the dut e. of the office and feel cole,
(ideiit that I will prove worthy of vonr uo-P,rl-
r, DEI.1LIA STKVEIiS.
Adv. tf. Medford 11. F. U. !.
I am a candidate for the office ot County
Clerk, on the republican ticket, subject' to the
primary on Mav 10.
It elected Comity Clerk I will give to the
office that high degree of efficient which the
SLa ''"'"""""K ruhlie
Adv.tf ; CARL V. TEXCWALD, Medford.
TREASURER
I am a candidate for the republican nomlna
tion for a serond term as Treasurer of Jackson
county, subject to U,e May primary. If rion"
mated and elected I will conduct the office as In
the past, in accordance with the lawn of the
""le- . A. O. WALKER. Adv. tf
., JU?GE COUNTY COURT
Believing that I may be of service to the
peop.e of Jackson county I hereby submit mv
candidacy for the republican nomination for
Judge of the County Court at the May prl
W. J. HARTZELL. Adv. tl
, . COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
! .1 o ". ,:"','illaI he May primarie. for
i '!'e Hci'iih lean nomination as County Soliool
i Superintendent of Jackson County I have
j served the county for three and a halt year,
if ?""ly f''fictciJcnt, and will. If again
luSH: E&ssr or ,he -. -
j Adv.tf fjUSAXNE HOMES CARTER.
COIXTY ASSESSOR L
.1m t 0ttn,n,il,n' tor ronomlnatlorfT
on the Republican ticket for tho
office of county Assessor, subject to
the May primary. If nominated and
elected I promise to give the same
0 "A."?".'0? ,he deduct ofhe
office that I hnvA tn . .
will eanlln... , ."",. "i" anu
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I I equalization ot property values
4AUY.U j, B, COLEMAN,