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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MT5DF011D MATL TRTBUNE. l.n3DFORT, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1924 Wkdford Mail Tribune AN 1 N tt R I ' K N 1) K N T NHWSPAI'ER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTEItNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY THE MEDFOHD PRINTINU CO. Th Metfford Sunday Morning Sun ! furnished ubscnbers desiring ft ieven aay uauy dowbiijci. Office Mall Tribune Building, 85-27-29 North Fir itreet, I'lione 73. A consolidation of the Democratic Tiroes, the Med ford Mail, the Metlfonl Tribune, the South ern Oregon fun, Tlie Asiiiand Tribune. ROBERT W. RUIIIi, Editor. 8. 8UMPTEU SMITH, Manager. RV MAU-1n Ailvflnpdi Dally, with Sunday Sun, year 7.60 Daily, with Sunday Hun, month 75 Dally, without Sunday Hun, year 6.50 Dally, without Sunday Sun, mouth Gf Weekly Mail Tribune, one year 2.00 Sunday Sun. one year 2.00 BY (M It II I Kit In Medford. Anhland, Jackson ville, Central l'oint, 1'hoetiix, Talent ancf on Highways: Dally, with Sunday Sun, month 75 Daily, without Sunday Sun, month. . . .05 Daily, without Sunday Sun, year 7.60 Daily, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.60 All terms ly carrier, cam in auvance. Entered as second class mktter at Medford, Oregon, -under act of Marcli 8, I til v. Official paper of the city of Medford. Official paper of JackHon County. MEMBERS OF Till!. ASSOCIATED PRESS Thn AiMvlnttxI l'rpfw ! exclusively entitled to the use for rcpubl.eti.ion of all news Ii patcnei creaiieu 10 u or nut ouierwi In tills paper, and alao to the louai nnvia puo- Ushed herein. All rignts of republication of special dla pitches herein are also reservcu. ;;Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry T'l'tio - YMCA. announc'oH a "drive," arj'tho Intention to "deliver a mcn nagb'. to -BtruKKlliiK huiiianlty." ThlH In pralsoworthy, and then aomo, and all good citizens should pray that tho "message" ha8 bolter luck than riitar- ettea for soltllerH encountorcd during the Great Fracaa. A The allegation, (editorially) of tho esteemed Portland Oregoniiin, that bootleggers, Importing whiskey In Crater lako lota, think two daya faster thu? the average enforcement officer, if s. baao alander, and unless an apol ogy la" forthcoming In 24 hours, thero will ho 'nothing on the centor tulilo In the front room of acorea of Willam otto valley homes, but tho Holy lilhlo, and a mall ordor houso catalogue. The Oregonlan long has occupied tho place of honor In tho docoratlvo triumvirate 111 that lection, and behold! what thoy have gone and done. Besides casting a alur on tho mental capabilities of sleuths, spies, and snoops, tho metro politan' dally talks back. Bharp llko, to the ministerial politicians of the Rose City. , , -,'. Bouncing fathers of proud bablca this week are C. Tongwald, 1J. Elliott, and J. Holinor. It sure Is tho bunk, for a dieting Galshevlki, to not eat a stiuaro meal from Christmas to St. Valentino's Day, In an effort to reduco her heft, only to find It' has boon In vain, and, on top of this cruol Kate to bulgo .downtuwn on a spring day, and unleash an In delicate and raucous snee,o on u well known and promlnont corner. ItESOLVKD: That rohbod ranchers dross tho part, and, further that their auto bo this year's model, ., . . ... , John Lund, who ran tho norrls Cafe last year, la visiting hor daugh ter Mrs: Heal. (Dorrls Nows.) Tho daughter said ho was glad. H One can still read of girls, 13 to 16, cavorting around nights, with wedded gents, with bottles. Tho par ants of ,, the maids should oust the police and sue the wives. f DOWN WITH 1IOUSK, KKNK13 '.v (New York World) Prohibition hus brought us to a serious distortion of tho concept of morality,. It has warped and twisted our Won of right and wrong, of legal and othlcal standards, of the liberty of thought and cnnselonco froo men are supposed to enjoy in a system of society of their own creation. I am not discussing Prohibition por so. It may be-'un excellent thing in theory. Thoro irmy bo nothing better than to niako men strong by taking away their temptations. Drink may bo a curse and Prohibition may bo a bless ing. One may accept statistics with tho subllmo confidence of faith or one may hoot at them. Tho technical 'merits or disadvantages of Prohibition I leave to wots and drys to discuss and riocldo. If they can. W hat inter ests mo is tho new philosophy and Its dangers to a democracy. Fred Axo and family moved to Sclo from Lobanon Monday. Mr. Axo Is employed nt tho Hcio Logging and Lumber company. (Albany Demo crat.) Mr. Axo la double-bitted, and held. by u. matrimonial hackamore. . j none or Tiiioiu vvr (HoKc-tuirg NowH-Hevlow) '; ' Dear Mrs. Kllabury: I recently 'made a bet with a married man who .works In tho aamo office I V.do, R-nd wo didn't know what to bet so ho said let a bet a luncheon. lie lost tho bet so of course owes me tlie luncheon. He keeps In sisting that ho wants to pay it, but 1 have laughed It off so far as I think It will look queer, nnd pooplo might misunderstand if wo wtont to lunch together. The office force keep kidding mo about' it and say that 1 am a poor sport. What shall I do? tty rofualng to do it, I seem to bo giving: It moro Importance than it Is worth. NADLVki. i TIIK WOl.t" A wolf was currlod in a cngo Through a city's rattling streets. Whence ho escaped, nnd hurried home To woodland s dark retreats. "My frlonda," said he, "1 como from . lands Unchurtod and unknown. For I was lost In tho wilderness. A wasto or bricK ami stono. Hubs bipod boasts woro prowling i there, Savage and glant-slsed. Oh, It is ood to be once moro s z Where things nre civmico: (Oakland Tribune.) HOOTING DOWN THE BIBLE. rp HE NEW labor government A terilny because its undersecretary of the air opposed an increase in the imperial air force. . To support bis stand, the tinder defended his action on the principles of the Christian religion. According, to press dispatches hooted this declaration. Members went that if tho "Empire is to Mount, God help the Empire!" There we have a striking example of the eternal conflict between theory and practice, between idealism and pragmatism, and also con elusive evidence that so called Christian nations' are not Christian in fact, that the principles of action and conduct, outlined in the New Testament, are not now and never have been accepted 'by any world power in its relations with another It would be interesting if the to. prevail. No one knows what literal Christianity, diplomatically applied would do, for the experiment lias never been tried, So there is some ground for the assumption, that it could do no worse than the pagan diplomacy, so universally accepted. . , But the risk is too great . Great Britain for over a year has been forced to yield to France, because Franco has the largest army and the largest air force in Europe. With her fleet virtually powerless from air attack, the only escape fom complete defeat and humiliation is, .lie thinks, to build up an air fleet that can present something like a decent defense. This is not following Christian precepts of non-resistance. Tt is not returning good for evil. But it is the only practical procedure in the world, as it is. ' ,r Perhaps in a thousand years, Hie human race, will discover that back in 1021 a certain British labor leader had the right idea. But until this discovery is made, so-called civilized nations,, eager to sur vive, will continue to preach Christianity on Sunday and practice something else tbe rest of the week. ,';';.. QUILL The first shipped strawberries. Man's first form of government, A genuine communist is a man would. . A sucker is one who thinks the Street. Well, why in thunder can't the a mooring mast? v It might be worse. Patriots none leases it. . , ' - Some Chinese bandits kidnap kind only sell them souvenirs. B wait FEARFUL osaif IT WAS AN evil day for mo when I sat down to road tho alinn nao for sent out by old Dim Snoed. When I sat down I felt as fine as ever in my life; "I wish such buoyant health were mine," deelared my jealous wife. Then I enjoyed unblemished health, no neho or pain I knew; but Old Dock Snced, ho came by slealth ami knocked tho works askew. Hel'oro I'd finished Chap ter Three of his vilo almanac, I felt fierce tortures in my knee and anguish in my back. "f you behold black specks," I rend, "as floating in tho air, it indicates you'll soon bo dead, and should your house prepare; you harbor divers deadly ills, and soon their kick you'll feel, unless you take my concrete pills fourteen be fore each meal." "If you are prone to dizzy spells," the Old Doo made his wail, "the undertaker, wearing bells, will soon ho on your trail. Is thero a coating on your tongue, and does your mouth taste green? It, indicates a spavined lung, and abscess of the spleen. Is thero a ringing in your ears, are you annoyed by chills? You soon will go to other spheres unless you tako my pills." Now I no longer dance and sing or chirp tho joyous wheeze; if 'symptoms count for anything I've every known disease. If this Signature is NOT on the Box, it is NOT BRonao QUININE "There is no other BROMO QUININE" Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century as a quick and effective remedy for Colds, Grip and Influenza, and as a Preventive. The First and Original Price SO in England, ciiine near defeat yes secretary called in the Bible and even members of the labor party of the opposition cheered the state- be defended by the Sermon on the , world power. undersecretary's biblical policy were POINTS Ah, how they remind us of straw as we recall it, was made of a rib. who wouldn't work if his theories approach to Easy Street is AVall ... ' Shenandoah use the north pole as ; frisk the Treasury at times, but . L- " ' '. J" American tourists, ibnt tho better irigRhuniGs Mason, u SYMPTOMS. Cold and Grip Tablet CeuU Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D- Noted Phytieian and Author There la as much misunderstanding about tho management of frostbite as there Is about the significance of the stain or discoloration of the skin by jewelry. -A. reader sent me the formal pronounce ment of a physician Jvho opined that the Btain from some gold Jewelry signi fied a dirty skin and the remedy was more time and ef fort in the bath tub. But any. school boy who has stud ied a little chemia t r y a n d every school boy ought to study chemistry- knows how ridiculous the doctor's notion la, for some of the beat gold will discolor or stain the skin of our very beat people, if the gold alloy happens to contain some silver, say, which reacts with the sulphur com pounds in the skin oil or sweat of a healthy individual to form silver sul phld. That's what happens to silver tnrniahed by egg yolk More need of a little chemistry in the common school course. More need of a little pbyaiology there, too, to neutralize tho fiBhioiogy which the layman has crammed down his throat on all oc casions. I'm warming up- for the proper first aid management of a case of frostbite Let's play you'vo coddled yourself along for years until you're pretty soft, and now being caught outdoors without your complete heat ing apparatus on a snappy day you're frozen your, cheek or your ear. It first tingled with the cold, then it grow numb, and somebody noticed how blanched and white it looked. Tho traditional or almost classical thing to do, of course, is to rub it like everything with snow. But let's suppose it is such a mild winter that thero is no snow handy. Wouldn't that be a dreadful predicament, in deed? Traditionally, yes, I suppose it would, but practically it would be all right. No snow is necessary. No cold is necessary. Just use some petroleum jelly or cold cream or sweet oil or anything that will servo as a simple lubricant, and gently knead and massage the ear or cheek until tho blanching disappears and then quit and call it a day, for you'vo done quite enough and if you rub just a little too much you II cause moro trouble than you're alining to prevent. As for the use of cold in the re lief of frostbite,' there is absolutely nothing but tradition to support that idea. Perhaps it grew out of tho observation that a little too much "JUST TOWN TALK" 4 Ospled Right Hj Mike Dour "Town Talk:" V ' ' Why. Is it that ',people will persist In taking youngsters to the movies when they should ' be home in bed? The other night at the Riftlto I no ticed a little fellow 'fast asleep and when the show was "over his father had considerable trouble to awaken him. P. H. I. MY DEAR P. H."I. ' V THE OTHER night II" YOU had been IN THE thoater IN WHICH I was YOU MIGHT have seen A MIDDLE aged man . WITH A little boy ' ' OF SEVEN years 1 - AND THE little boy e at WAS FAST asleep ai AND LATER on a: YOU MIGHT have soen THE TWO of them ' ai GO UP tho alslo WITH THE llttlo boy ' . JUST WAKING up , at AND HARDLY alio ' TO MAKE his way AND YOU'D hnvo said - - THE MAN was cruel TO THE little hoy HUT YOU wouldn't knouc THAT AT dinner time THE LITTLr boy HAD COAXED his Dad TO TAKE him down TO THE picture house AND HAD cnaNod so linrd AND REMINDED Dad . IT WAS Friday night X THAT DAD relented AND THEW went along AND A dreary picture vigor in the way of treatment often seemed to bring on inflammation or something. That is the danger of overdoing the thing-. abrasion of the skin and infection .and a subsequent Inflammatory reaction. The first rule in the first aid for frostbite Is, don't get excited. Keep cool but don't freeze to death, for there Is no advantage in overdoing the thing in that direction either. , i - : QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS , Sage Advice ' :' Kindly print your advice regarding the use of Bage leaves for darkenlrig the hair. (Anxious). Answer. Sage tea tends to darken the hair, but the effort is unsatisfac tory when gray hair is concerned. 1 Grooved Finger Nails Do grooved finger nails Indicate T. B.? If not, what? I was told by some one who was informed by a specialist. (Miss H. B. E.) Answer. No. Any severe illness may cause a line or groove across the nails, which line grows out in the months following the illness. Rata in House Recently purchased an old house. Thruout the building there is a strong odor as of dead rats in the walls. . Is thero any danger of contracting di sease from such a condition, and can you suggest a way to remedy the trouble? (L. P.) Answer. No danger of contracting disease. I know of no remedy except time, and a good cat to see that rats do their dying out in tho open here after. i Government literature Please tell me where to apply for the government literature on mater nity and child care. (L. R. D.) . Answer. Send 6 cents to the super intendent of documents, government printing office, Washing ton, D..C, for a copy of Mrs. West's pamphlet "Pre Natal Care," and 10 cents for a copy of Mrs. West's pamphlet "Infant Care", both publications Issued by tho children's bureau of the labor depart ment. T. B. If you had T. B. and wore told you would have to leave Detroit for the winter, which of the following places would you go to Albuquerque, Silver City, Bermuda, Florida, Colorado, or San Antonio? (d R. R.) Answer. I'd go to .the place my physician considered best for me. If any one else told mo I'd have to leave Detroit for tho winter, I'd talk It over with my physician. Detroit, Is the place where tho author of "How I Won the Battle With Tuberculosis in My Own Home" staged his successful fight. PUT-TUB. .boy to sleep & " ' AND BORED Dad stiff ,' ' - AND AFTERWARDS : , " ''' THEY HAD Ice cream "' e AND VOTED the party - A. GREAT success SO IT doesn't do FOR ANY of us TO THINK unkindly OF ANYONE WHO HAPPENS to be AT A PICTURE show ' .. WITH A little boy . .' OR A llttlo girl WHO IS fast asleep ', J'J ' ' "vi. I THANK you. O . v-v Sorethroat; I Gargle with warm salt water then apply over throat WICKS V Va fo Rub Over 17 Million Jar Uled Ytarly THE EXTRA DAY . When the present system of recording time was estab lished, it was; found necessary to add one day to each fourth calendar year... This is such a yar... One extra day to be added to the year's production will mean thou sands of dollars added to this year's payrolls. . :""U:.lh: ' , ; . ' AH time is valuable and in a busy world, twenty-four additional hours in a year can mean much. Don't waste them. Take that extra day's earnings and bank it. i(3 The Medford National YOUR HOME BANK THE GREATEST THING Hf THE WORLD by Laurel Qra You cannot npply tho efficiency Idea to love. You cannot isolate your experiences nnd your sentimental ok- . enrnions into a enrd index file. Perhaps the most delightful thing about love is that .you : can never trace its hegln-, nini?,: you can never foresee its end. : And that is just the way it should be. Ma terial success Is all by the way. HThn.lini. Ml O hnfl a $60,000 mansion or a $2000 cottage dooB not determine napplness. One of the most curious truths that I know Is that the individuals .whom wo would ordinarily consider to be un successful in all affairs of life are tremendously happy In the love asso ciation. You simply cannot figure It and you cannot map love's course. mink it over. "Raskins for Hnlth' tf ANNOYING KIDNEY ILLS Make Life Miserable for Muiiy Med ford People. There's nothing more annoying than kidney weakness or inability to properly control the kidney secretions, Night and day alike, the sufferer is tormented nnd what vlth the burn lng and scalding, the attendant back ache, hondache and dizziness, life is Indeed a burden. Doan's Pills have given peace and comfort to many Medford people. Profit by this Med ford resident's experience. Mrs. A. E. Vroman. 124 Tripp St says: "My kidneys troubled me for a long time and I became run down and suffered from ' nervous dizzy spells. - I ! had no energy and often had to neglect my housework.- I tired easily and- my , kidneys noted irregu larly, and I suffered from inflamma tion of Doan's Pills and they soon re lieved the trouble entirely." Priced 60a at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Pills the same that Mrs. Vro man had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. Wong Poii Chinese Medicine For Treatment of Acute and Chronic Dis eases of Men and Women. Cancer and tumor treated. In fluenza, kidney, bladder and stom ach troubles, fits, hernia, rupture, co Ida, female troubles, paralysis, fever, pneumonia, asthma and throat troubles rheumatism, amenorrhoea, goitre, consumption. Office Hours: 8 a. m. co p. m. Consultation Free 241 South Front St., Medford. Ore HoiolM anx Powell St. at OFarrell, SAN FRANCISCO Oose JoTfteares end Shopping District. Anwly beautified Hottl Manx wait the visitor to San Fran ciicol Now furnUhing of unusual charm and comfort. lobby detignrd 1 to provide the atmosphere of a luxurious home and a new Dining I Room, considered one of the moil 1 Inteirjting in America all contribute j to your welfarcl It it the anly hotel with running Ice Water in every roomj HARVEY M. TOY, Managing Onwer (Mi eaufijdli 1 c7 W VU ' . , I EUnOPEANtfSSN One o' Hi tilings It don't y t' advertise Is our honest- i Who remembers when wo got pulled - in ir wo slopped In front 1)1 a ,; elotJiln' store? ", -.. ( 171- 1,J..,IJ . There will be a meeting of thel . . . ......... m l. . . .. turner OI ue mumjr, .iiiuieua; evening, Feb. 21. . .All mem bers nlease be present. , Very important. r 283 RAYMOND E. KNIPBj Serine, ; ANNOUNCEMSNM -, STATE REPRESENTATIVES ' ; . "' I have represented the ' people' . Of .nukvm '' County one term in the State lejliilture uoV '. feel that the legislative experience gained ' futl., . tilted me for a larger and more practical ferric in the future. ' " j . ,'i-' I therefore announce mvself aj; f ttMinm - for the State Repreaentativa auBiect, -tti, ttri republican primary.. A .l, ''' .-; ... Adv. tf. RAIiPB COWOIttir I hereby announce my candidacy .fel H'tU tion na one of the two repreaentatlvet turn Jackaon County to the State UgUUtUra, tub. ject to the May primary. i- J '.'. .- : :' 1 feel thnt my previous eervlee In Ut UrtaUv ture ennblea me to better aerv the pcollle'. ' Adv. tf. JOHN if, OARBlrt, SHERIFF. ,J . ?. !'I.'--! ' '"' T hereby announce myaelf a cendldat for tbt nomination of Sheriff of Jackson Ootinfy ojl thf republican ticket, subject to the .Vetera of: MM county at the primaries In May. II 'nominated and elected I plcdirc myself and the deputie whom I slislt appoint to enforce all tawa in cluding the 18th Amendment; with efficlcncf siul economy. If you do not want the lam. fl forced, do not vote for mt ;( , Adv. tf. 1). A. LYONS, Central Point,. . Aa a canrililate in the Republican pftmarlel (or the odlre of Sheriff, I deaire to clearly ' Wine my iinaition on tlie future conduct of that office, if elected. . . : ' . My experience aB a deputy aheriff of Jaokaon County, and aa a State Traffic Officer, ; hntt taiignt me mat no pence omcer oan Rve aatia. factory and efficient aervice to the public- tttifo hia authority and rcRponHibility are aniired bf another. The present utiaatlafiictorv ' laW eri forcitiff conditiona ia largely attributable- to divided authority -between aittagouiRtic peace office!, eltmeuta tliut are certain to .produce conflict. Inefficiency and uaeleRa tpenie. V If elected 1 shall insist upon- and.-apot W maintain the right to perform - a)l -; tilt -dlrtle. of Sheriff In this County, and It follows that I w ill - he uncompromisingly opposed - to'., a1ecia officers except Federal Agent,, . with ' who! .1 pledge full and complete cooperation; 'T l lrti in ' thoroiurh accord with both the letter and. frplrtt ri of the prohibition lawa and pledge my Matl and untiring efforta In their enforcement .. Adv, tf. j, j, McMAHON. . . u ::; :y; ' CORONER . ' :;:v - V.V'.-; ,-, I hereby announce myaelf 'a, a candldale ofl ' - the republican ticket, for nomination at tha orH. lng pri mary for tha office of coroner ol J,ekso county. i - - ;i By virtue of my profession aa an undertakaii ' I feel that 1 have every qualification ana tM . neocasary equipment to properly bandit in) du ties which may arise. , - - ' - rf. w.' o6afcft. - I I am a republican candidate lor reeUctlotn . for Coroner of Jackaon county, subject to. prf roarlea May 16. ... !' .' 1'latform: Experience, peraonat . itierrtMN economic management. Being a aubatantMJ taxpayer I am interested ,m .tilt economical m.-inagement of all county offlcea, . ' ,. ' Joml a. ttkti COUNTY CLERK . ' '.' ' V 1 announce myself na a candidate for the t . publican nomination for' County Clerk, tubltm to the primary in May. If elected I promise & perform the duties of my offlc In in econoM- ! ical and business-like manner. . - . , Adv. tf. w. II. CRANUAI.L, Eagle point . :.r. . : . n,!, aininunce myseii aa candldlM ' the republican ticket for nomination for the. of fice nl Pnnntw niA.I. .... 11 , I have for the paat five years .been a depnti ,'v:"' ',', am raminar (titn evert Branca of the office, and If elected, I will gin clone at tention to thn xtlAB l .1.- 7 j ...l . -- - ......vo ... vitc uui,:e aiiu iei con lent Uiat I will prove worthy of your fop- ?" tl- Medford B. f. D, I am a candidate for the' officii 'ol Omit'.'" l-lcrk, on the republican ticket, eubject to tit ' primary on May 10. ... . . -' If et.lA n,..t: , ... -L.L. I ,k . nrti . ., . L, V1' wl,?r11 '-win giee to e. office that high degree of efllclertoj. .which tti . Km' mmtiS demanding ol t puMW '' Adv.tf CARL T. TOMWAMaj -tiJuMA':.' ' TREA8URER i.-', ;',!. nnr. i -.- .or me repuoimn trvnuiB-. v eSZi. l"m " Treeenter ol Jackaon I' "J1"? t0 the P'l-nar,- ' tt Bom nated and elected I will conduct the ofMot a In the paat, In accordance with the lawa ol tht A. V. WALKER.-. Ml. V Mj! J,ackri ""? I hereby euoriiu; ml JudiL 3 .Sf re notinlln!,5 Judge ol the County Court at the MtV t. J. dt.tt I hereby announce my -. cAnllriioy r '""owlns Platform: , v.. . M.nTlir "Waffl e ponnHurfiB nnH waB -i.i . aiT--au. ,.naio mm HiVQ uroBcr ti.,l.li aim .otnsr TllHlv nn Slhl lnn,,,,Ce'",lti'v,', Enforco thd pt4f nnanini ii ysoncies ana eliminate) which SrL enforcing organltatloni - authority and needier 'pTn.e0' rennonlh,a''''. 8qUare deaI n c?lm, to ?ny Political faetlon, clique 0r organization. Adv.tf WII,l.lj rrmtcirt ! ' -" - - I .m .C0UNIT SUPERINTENDENT' . the ,r?"". y Prttnirte lot Adv.tf 8USA'VR nnuro ' W Win 1 bK, I nm ?LT ?... on .h- S.Xr"',"? ".r renominatlos '"vuniican ticket frtr thn elected yiPnlma,7 .lf ""nlnad and elected i promise to give th um n;HtUn of proTe vJlu-egr""'.' ov.tt J. B. COLEMAN.