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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arllinr Vcny
JAte ia ebbing fnet from the Ku
KlUx.Klnn, and the great pious iiijd
patriotic organization will he a glori
fied goner, before the Oregon bullion,
- born In the year lnpa carried wood
for a flory crofut, liuvo a chance to
grow up and be Klengleii.
Vho remembers, away bock when
a gentleman appeared bareheaded on
the Main Stem, and the marshal told
him to go nnd put hla hat on, or be
cast In the dungeon?
Out In the orchards the amp la run
nlng,,and every once In a while a aup
la discovered driving. ' ' '
y '' George Creel testified before the
- senate, that he "harbored a personal
,'. illBluile" for Mr. Dolieny, the oil
baron. One really can not blame him.
Mr. Dohony gave Mr. McAdoo 1150,000
for legal services, a freshman lnsur
. ance.agent could have done bettor, or
,118 well-i-und ' only pungled up
. ' measley J5000 for Mr. Creel.
' 't ', (KiiRpna ItrRistcr) ' . '
' Mrs. A. T.! Grout- was very
pleasantly surprised a few days'
ago, , by her ' slstur and hUHband
' vhose home Is near Heuttlo, driv
ing In. ," ' .1
The Governor and Grand Lecturer
. announces at a meeting, (the dlspatoh
i did not state whother It wus at a lodgi
convention, farmers' conference,
woman's gathering) that "he appoint
ed .no nngel as prohibition enforce
ment officer,' This Is pure careless
ness. , . -i. . . , ...
Thera wore not so many out to
prayer meeting at the , Robertson
home Wednesday evening on account
of slcltnoss, but those present had a
good lesson. (Junction City News)
They Just would go.
C. Wig Ashpftle bus joined the golf
club, but they'll never get him Into
short pants. ;
TUK TliAGlB
' (Albany J)uiuocrut)
r -" This week has been a week of
; agents and customers trials as all
tho school children In both
' , schools have been scouring the
country with papers and pencils
t until traffic was utmost blocked
In many places.
"And when Jofu was como to
Jeitereel, Jezebel heard of It; and she
painted her face, nnd arrayed her
hair, and looked out of a window"
(Ionian 12:23), The age of Join.
TO WHOM CAN OltEOON B12
BOLD? (Hdllne J'ortlnnd Telegram)
Oregon has been sold enough.
Tho Single Tax will be an Issue be
fore the "Intelligent voters" again.
The Single Tux Is a flue thing, us all
tho other taxes aro murrled, and have
big families.
"Wo nro not llko tho Corvallls
paper," says the Eugene Guard. For
which confession the Corvallls paper
thanks tho good Lord. (Corvallls
Guzette Times). A snappy come
bai'k. Unless something Is done to revive
' the pugnacity of tho community, the
f spring fighting will be below normal.
AMBITION
Bet eyes upon the mountain peak.
i)ut keop your feet upon the road;
. Dure any eminence to seek,
Despising not tho dally load.
' Cerulean the light thut lies
Upon the granite hills of gray;
' Look , not so much to azure skies,
You see no primrose by the way.
. Bet eyes upon the eagle's flight.
'Yet hear the warble of a thrush;
Btraln not so mudly for the height.
' Vott hear no music In the hush.
Above you stand the mighty throng
Who now parnassus" neclur sip;
. Hut give a comrade hero a song
And learn the Joy of fellowship. '
Bet ejres upon the mountain peak,
' Hut keep your feet upon the road;
A word of courage to the weak,
.A hand to shure another's load.
Give comfort to the thirsty soul
That wulks beslife you on the way
With still Tomorrow for your goal,
Learn' how to live Today tndny.
(Douglas Mulloch.)
ALSO KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY.
'D
wits excellent advice for
Hill. It i excellent advice for our excitable citizenry today, eager for
the advance on Teapot Dome.
At tho present moment there is a great deal of promiscuous snoot
ing orally, which -does no good and may do considerable harm. At
best it's a needless waste of ammunition. At worst it may kill the rep
n! at ions of innocent bystanders. , .
So it's a pretty good idea at the present moment for the average
citizen, to stop jumping at conclusions, and try to jump on a few
''acts. What is needed in the oil mess is not more oil, but more re-
lincries. Uncle Sam has reached the saturation point, oilistieally
speaking. What he needs, is some machine that will separate low
grade from high, politics from facts, propaganda from triith.
The truth however, is un elusive quarry particularly when its hab
itat is greased. Moreover, trtith is usually camouflaged.' . For truth
is seldom black or white, truth' is almost always an' elusive grey, a
mean between two extremes.
''' -.'. ""
Neither the ITiram Johnsons nor the Dcnbys are right in this oil
controversy. The situation is not' as hopeless nor as harmless as the
extremists on either side maintain.'..
All that tho fair minded person can know at the present time, is
that there is something rotten somewhere, and he naturally wants
to know, and intends to find out just where that rottenness is.
The way to find out is not to treat suspicion as guilt or rumor as
fact, as Mr. Vandcrlip virtually admits he did. The way to find out
is to continue boring for information on one hand, and building oil
tanks and refineries on the other.
This is 1'resident Coolidgc's procedure, who wo feel should here
after have his name accented on
only proper procedure.
"Don't shoot until you see the
QUILL
It isn't propaganda, however,
pose.
Still, it's a strange discrimination to keep Japs out and let in
Mali Jongg.
There's nothing crude about America's interest in Obregon ex
cept the oil.
Getting settled is just a slow business of letting business undo the
work of diulomaev.
Hint to lady sportsmen : The
whero there is other big game.
The widow's mite is the insurance money she has left after taking
the advice of her friends.
It's an odd situation when a
only man it could elect, . '. -
It is easy to be thin if the sight
o? scales docs.
Any husband is free to go and
mind seeing his wife pout.
The people of central Europo are
the same tiling all the time.
The national death rate is now
OSS stop, look and listen.
An astrologer says this will bo
same old crowd will hang on to it.
The most absorbing home stretch is the effort to stretch n pay
check from one Saturday to another.
'. A real Rport is a man who can
children when ho has a tooth ache.
And so America has no spectacular runners for the. Olympic games.
U only we could enter our rum runners.
A good hall player gets more
would be disgraceful if he wasn't
Correct this sentence: "I signed tho note with him," confessed
tho husband, "but I'm not at all unensv about it."
Rippling
fy Walt
MANY
MKN' SiY thoro arc so mnny laws tlmy can't all lie obeyed,
and nearer yet tho prisou draws, and hopes of freedom
fade. Uy statutes worried and distressed men toil along their
ways, and soon or later they're assessed en dollars or ten days.
I hear much talk from weary men of ordinances vain which bring
tho threat of jail or pen to every luckless swain. Yet as my jour
ney I pursue, and shun the haunts of sin, no baffling statujes meet
my view, and no one runs me in. I strive to treat my neighbors
right, as 'one bedecked with bells, and no policeman looms in
sight with talk of jails and cells. My neighbor's rights are quite
as good as any rights of mine; this fact I long have understood,
it is my guiding sign. And while it's pasted in my tile, in letters
bright and braw, I may survey with easy smile the terrors of tho
law.
the excitable colonials at Bunker
the first sylluble, and it is the
whites of their eyes."
POINTS
unless it favors something you op
Prince of Wales is going to Africa,
political party is seared stiff of the
''..'
of victuals affects you as the sight
,
come when he pleases if he doesn't
not like us. They stay mad about
12 in 1000, from which wo infer that
a year of change, but doubtless the
resist the temptation to spank the
than a . good governor, and (hat
worth more.
Rhijmos
Mason
fed
LAWS.
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. Dr
Noted Physician and Author
Slgnad Utters pertaining to pcraonai nealth and hygiene, not to disease diagnoiit or
treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady If stamped, self addressed envelope Ja enclosed.
Letters should be brief and written In ink. Owing to the large number of letters received, only
few can be answered her. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions
Address Or. William Brady, In car of this newspaper.
I ToM
It Is a trick of the trage with me io
tliscufts hny fever only out of-season.
I do bo for the Barn reason that a
good doctor gives a t?ntatlve diagnosis
or makes an exploratory operation or
eHsays a guarded
prognosis. Maybe
you have ' watched
the cat stalking a
sparrow. The spar
row seems harmless
enough to the cat.
perhaps, yet tho cat
takes no chances
he keeps the eye of
his tall on the path
behind him, not the
tail of his eye. For
further particulars
consult D a r w i n's
Expression of the Emotions in Man
and Animals" (D. Appletou &. Co.),
oneof. J the most absorbing works of
that much mlsunderHtood scientist.
Just 'how long ago it was I can't
say offhand, but I hope a reader or
two may recall that I recommended
the use of calcium lactato or calcium
chlorld (either) as a palliative for hay
fever. I suggested a pretty good dose,
taken well diluted with water, ini
mediately after each meal, thruot the Improved by taking iodin as you sug
usual hay fever season for the part 1c ' Rested to your readers. Question.
ular Individual case. That the medi
cine proved efficacious I am certain,
because many readers testified fervid
ly to the benefits they had received,
uud a few testified hotly that tho stuff
had upset their stomachs.
It affords me great pleasure to re
call this now, for since 1 suggested
the medicine to readers subject to hay
fever, not as my own discovery but as
the dictum of medical experience gen
erally, it has been found by scientific
observers that the calcium content of
the blood is lowered In persons sub
ject to hay fever. This observation
establishes the calcium lactate or cal-
cium chlorld treatment on a fairly
sound basis. It doesn't cure hay fever,
remember. The only thing approach- orange juice Is so much given to in
ing a cure Is treatment with gradually fants that are artificially fed to pre
lncreaslng doses of a kind of homeo-lvent scurvy. Iemons or lemon juice
pathio dilution of the extract of the
particular pollen responsible for the
particular case, doses which must be
admlnlstered by hypodermic or intra-
muscular Injection to be effective.
But the calcium treatment seems to
dimmish or even completely obliter
ate individual sensitivity to the pe
culiar poisoning or .intoxication by
pollen which accounts for the syni-
toms of hay fever.
I have mover suggested calcium
treatment for asthma, butUho scien
tific workers find that in true spas
modic asthma there Is tho same low
ered calcium content in the blood, and
that the same kind of treatment, with
.calcium lactate or calcium chlorld,
gives much relief in asthma. -
Small . doses of calcium lactato or
calcium chlorid seem sufficient for
this purpose, 'provided the individual's
The Screen
There are many big "punches" in
cluded In "Her Reputation," a film
production dealing with the power of
the press. The story Is that of u
southern beauty who, on her wedding
day, becomes involved In a sensational
ftcandul. Her adventures, when ehe
runs away from home, have been
screened with spectacular effect.
May McAvoy is starred, while Lloyd
Hughes heads the fine supporting
cast. "Her Reputation" closes at the
Rialto theatre tonight.
"Lawful Larceny," is due for a two
days' run at the Rialto theatre to
morrow and Saturday. The story, an
adaptation of the stage success by
Samuel Ship man, is a domestic drama
featuring Hope Hampton, Nita Naldi.
Lew Cody and Conrad Nagel.
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Indigestion
May Lead to
Appendicitis
Repeated attacks of Indigestion
often lead to serious Inflammation of
tho stomach nnd intestinal tract. This
inflammation may finally extend to
the appendix.' which usually becomes
infected through the presence of foul,
irritating matter In the bowels.
It doesn't pnv to Ignore even the
most simple warnings of digestive
trouble. Neglect is responsible for
much misery.- Uneasiness at the pit
of the stomach, sour taste in the
mouth, oxressive gas, heartburn, nau
sea, vomiting, bitter risings, constipa
tion, biliousness. dlr.zy spells and pal
pitation of the heart after eating are
some of the most common symptoms
of poor digestion.
If you ave subject to any form of
stomach distress, dout fail to try a
bottle of Smith Bros." M. A. C. the
guaranteed stomach treatment. This
wonderful medicine usually gives
prompt relief from all discomfort. In
fact. It is sold on ft positive guaran
tee of money back If the first bottle
falls to do so. , A I urge bottle costs
but $1.25.
Heath's Drug Store. West Side
Phurmacy will supply you. Adv.
You So
ductless gland functions are not
SJ-eatly impaired. For, as I have re
cently explained, the parathyroid
gland hormone or internal secretion
probably controls calcium meiabollsm
or utilization in the system. Five
grains of calcium lactate, taken dis- j
solved in half a glassful of water,
after food, thrice daily, for six or
eight weeks, would be about right. :
This has brought great relief In cases
of hay fever and of asthma in two or J
three days. Should it fail to produce -any
appreciable benefit, perhups the !
fjLillll'A lu ut ri'ltklltilhltn tn Hunt load I
Blond deficiency, which calls for tho
individual attention of a physician.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa
Is tea, coffee or cocoa harmful to
the complexion? (T. F.)
Answer. Not for persons over 10
years of age.
Salt
"VVo love salt, so I decided to use for
cooking the ordinary wilt sold in bagj
to bo used for tho bath, hoping to get
the natural iodin ration. 1 am told it
is sea salt. My mother, 72, a teacher
in -the schools of , has been vastly
What do you think of my plan?
(Mrs. L.)
Answer. Sea salt contains Iodin
and If it -s agreeable to use it In place
of ordinary salt in cooking and on the
table, It would be a good plan. I am
not sure, however, whether the suit
you refer to is really sen salt.
Lemon Juice
Kindly tell me the value of lemon
juice to the body and Its chemical pro
perties. (K. I. C.)
Answer. Same as orange, lemon
having a greater amount of citric acid
(about 1 per cent) nnd rather less
sugar (about 2.4 per cent) than
orange. Lemon Juice is rich In the
. antiscorbutic vitamin C. for which
! or lemonade, like orange tmd grape-
' fruit, tends to make the blood more
'alkaline and the urine less acid. Lcm-
on Juice increases the appetite sand
probably aids in the digestion of other
foods. Tho juice is cooling to the
body. It increases the elimination
thru the kidneys and the skin. It
tends to aid expectoration and Is there
fore good in many cases in which
cough and expectoration occur. Lem
on juice has some actual food value,
is oxidized and utilized as food in the
body. Lemon juice is excellent when
a sour flavor is desired. Lemon juice
does not reduce contrary to wide
spread popular misapprehension. A
fa t wo inn n migh t consu me a d ozc n
lemons a day without reducing 10
grains, I am sorry to say honestly.
Been use I like lemons, with plenty of
sugar to sweeten 'em up -
SECY. MELLON DENIES
J!
WASHINGTON. Feb. 14 Secretary
Mellon, In a letter today to President
Coolldge, declared unrounded, the
charges of Charles D. Brewer, depart
ment of Justice attorney, that there
had been bond duplications in the bu
reau of engraving.
It also was declared that Mr. Wal
lace W. Kirby of the army engineer
corps had been dotailed today to act
as director of the bureau, succeeding
Louis It. Hill, whose resignation has'
been accepted.
Gas on Stomach May
Cause Appendicitis
Constant gas causes Inflammation
which may involve tho appendix. Sim
ple glycerine, buckthorn bark, etc..
as mixed hi Adierika helps any case
gas on the stomach in TEN minutes.
Most medicines act only on lower
bowel, but Adierika acts on BOTH
upper and lower bowel and removes
all gas and poisons. Excellent for
obstinate constipation and tc guard
against appendicitis. Heath's Drug
Store. Adv.
Oregon
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TEE 'GKEATKST THING IS TUE
WORIiD
by Laurel Gra
Ifais a Girl a Rlfflil tn Be Skeptical.
Asks Laurel
Unm n eivl a Huht to be skeptical
about love and marriage? the inquiry
coming to me from Louise -today,
, , f gives me pause.
Here nre three
reasons why
Louise admits
she is inclined
toward s k e p t i
clsm so far as the
genus homo is
concerned:
1. "I married
a man who didn't
love me enough
to keep me inter
ested.
2. "I am go
'"B divorce him because I feel that
loveless marriage is a waste of time.
3. "I believe nil men are careless
of love's essential once they have ob
tained possession of a woman."
Dear me, how cold and business
like. Louise ought to make a good
efficiency engineer in a big industrial
establishment one of those places
where they select their employes with
a lot of scientific aids and bar somo
applicants because the color of their
eyes doesn't match up with their peck
ties.
Skepticism Is sometimes justified,
hut, like cynicism, it creates fearful
imagines which do not exist. Just be
cause one marriage experience is un
successful Is no reason In the world
why the Second Plunge shouldn't turn
out all right.
I have scant patience with a man or
a woman who insists upon standar
dizing her romantieexperlences. This
Jack may turn out a terrible disap
pointment for a certain Jill and yet
prove a wonderful lover and husband
for another Jill.
Standards nre so elastic that skep
ticism toward the whole race of men
nnd man's way. is never justified.
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Apply It to Any Rupture, Old or
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Don't neglect to send for this free
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of gangrene and such dangers from o
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kind that has thrown thousands on the
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just because their ruptures do not hurt
nor prevent them from getting around
Write at once for this free trial, as
as it Is certainly a wonderful thing
and has aided In the cure of ruptures
that were as, big as a man's two fists.
Try and write at once, using the cou
pon below.
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Th' tlUnjEr t do is t Kit even
Willi our frictuK an ferfclt our
enemies. Jnk IJoiilley is a ro
tatiii' farmer. niV '11 raise a roar
Instead o' wheat this year.
A. F. & A. M.
Stated communication Med
XJT ford Lodge 103 A. 1 & A. M.
' " Friday evening, Feb. 15, 1924
at 7 p. m. ' Visitors welcome. . By
order W. M. A. J. CROSE, Sees
279
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
I hnve reprttientttl the people of Jackson
County one term in the State legialuture anil
ffl that the legislative experience galtietl hum
fitted me for a lurtfer and iiior practical twrvR-
In the future.
I therefore announce myself as a cendhiafe
for the Ntste Keiri-enUlive aubject to Uil
republican primary.
.lv. tf. RALPH COWC1ILL.
t hereby announre my candidacy for ''elec
Uon wa one ol Um two repmMnittitivet frma
Jackson County to the State Lregislgture, aub
Ject to the May primary. ,
I feel that n:- prevlourt service In the lefriala
tiire ennblea uie to better serve the people.
Adv. tl. JOHN U. OAK KIN.
SHERIFF
I hereby announce mynrlf a candidate for the
looiitiution of Sheriff of Jacknon County on th
'epublicHD ticket, aubject to the Vutera of said
-:ourity at the primaries tn May. If niiniiiHted
iiid elected I pledge myself and the deputies
whom 1 shall appoint to enforce all liws In
eluding the 18tli Amendment with efficiency
nd economy. If you do not want the laws en-,
forced, do not vote for me.
tdv. tt. ' D. a. LYONS, Central Point
Ah a candidate In the Kepubllcan primaries1
for the office of Sheriff. 1 desire to clearly
define my portion on the future conduct of thut
office. If elected. ,
Uy experience af a deputy sheriff of Jackson
County, and us a State Truffle Officer, has
tauiflit me that no pence officer can give satis
factory and efficient service to the public when
his niiUioiity and responsibility are tdiured by
another. The present unsatisfactory law en
forcing conditions ia largely attributable to
divided authority between antagonistic peac
officers, elements that are certain to produce
conflict. Inefficiency and useless expense.
If elected I ahull ttinint upon ami expect to
maintain the right to perform all the duttea
of Sheriff In this County, and tt follows that I
will he imcoinproinitdjigly opposed to special
officers except Federal Agents, with whom 1
piedge run aim complete cooperation. I urn in
thorough accord with both -the letter and spirit
of the prohibition luwn snd pledge my actl
um urn
Adv. tf.
ind untiring efforts in their enforcement. J9
J. J. itcMAHUN.
CORONER
I hereby announce myaelf as a candidate 05
the republican ticket, for nomination at the com
ing primary for the offioe of ooronor of Jackson
county.
Hy virtue of my profession on an undertaker,
I feel that I huve every qualification and th
necessary equipment to properly handle any du
ties which, m.iy arise.
Ativ- n. W." CONQfctt. .
I am a republican candidate for reelection
for Coroner of Jackson county, aubject to pri
maries May It.
Platform: P.tperinice, 'personal attention,
economic management. Being a auhutuutiiJ
taxpayer I a tit interested ,n the economical
management of all county offices.
JOHN A. PlilEL.
COUNTY CLERK
f announce niyrtelf as n candidate for the r
oublicon nomination for County Clerk, subject
o the primary In May. If elected I promt n
erform the duties of my offlca In an vconom
ml and busiuetii-like manner,
tdv. tl. YV II. CRANUALL, Eagle Point
I hereby announce myself as a candidate ou
'Jie republican ticket for nomination for the of
fice of County Clerk at the May pirmarlea.
1 have for the past five yeara been a deputy
rmiiity rletk and am familiar with every braucu
it the offk. and If elected. I will give close at
mention to the duties of the office and feel con
fident tliat I will prove worthy of voiir aup
oort. DELILIA STEVfeNS,
W- t'- Medford R. F. D. .
I am a candidate for the office of County
Clerk, on fh- republican ticket, subject to tha
orlinuiy on May 16.
If elected County Clerk I will give to the
office that high degree of efficiency which the
people are justified in demanding of a pubhc
official
Vdv.tt CARL Y. TENQWALD, Medford.
TREASURER
I am a candidate for the republican nomina
tion Inr lwnli.1 t.rm T t . ...
... ..... n ttcMmircr oi tiucswn
county, subject to the May primary. If nom-
mat,l ami lr,nA t ...I,, . . ... ... ...
the pmt, in .ccoiJame wlih the Ian. of tlie
a. o. walker. Adv. U
JUDGE COUNTY COURT
BelieTlng thut 1 may be of emlc to th.
iieoplt ol Jacknon county I hereby intimlt my
an.l,dacy for the republican nomination for
luilB-e of th. rinutiiv r-n.tr. ... u..
""!. W. J. HARTZELL. A.I.. tf
T hpntliv nnnnt.nAA Ji......
.... 1 ......uu..c miUIUVVJ
for County Judge, subject to the dc-.
u, u irt-mitcrauc primary, on
he following platform:
Rpilllr-A tllVAU Htwinnh nn .
leal nnd buaineaa-like administration
county airan-s. stop needless ex.
i,ci,uuioc.i aim waste ana give proper
upport nnd attention to good roads,
Public Hchnnla arA n,hAn
public necessities. Enforce the pro
hibition lnw efficiently nnd properly
throuRh proper nancies ana eliminate
pedal lnw enforcing organizations
which are now causing divided
lllthnrltv inri na.i. .
- , . ...... ii.vuicu VAJPI1H. U1V.
to all a fair, square deal and mot b
responsible to anv political (action,
clique or organization.
WILL AH CL.RICH..
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
. V , . ' u i . me May primaries far,
the Republican nomination aa County Hchool
S,inerintn.lnt t I ,
, w. ...ivu vouuir. . na
erred the county for three and a half year.
-- .,!rrmrrucnt. anu Will, tf agelS
elected, work earneatly for the cuae tf edoca
tion aa heretofore.
Adr.tf SUSASSE Hnttrq niPTRBL w.
. COCXTY ASSESSOR '1
I am a candidate for rannmlnatfon
" the Republican ticket for the
office of County Assessor, subject to
the May primary. If nominated Mid
slec-ted I promise to give the same
emclent service in the conduct of the
office that I have in the past. and.
n i-ununue to worn ror a better
Kiuallzatlon of nronertv vaii.M