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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Pry
The practice o( chlrplnc. 'Good
Morning," when II la nothing ot the
kind, should bo discontinued.
Duylnc a few cabinet officers, on
the hoof, at fancy prices. Is liable to
make the peoplo suspect that dry
agents are being purchased by Uie
Kross.
It's about time for the society
coluina to read: The commodious
living room was prettily . decorated
with pussy willows.
GET PEARL HANDLED PISTOL
(Pendleton East Oregon la u)
Dear Annie Laurie:
I am a girl of twenty. My old
sweetheart Is going to get mar
- rted. How can I prevent it? I
love him dearly. He is going to
marry a girl from out-of-town.
LONESOME. '
If the Prune Week idea Is carried
out far enough. March 16-SS will be
.Search Warrant week.
The only way for nutoists to stop
kids making community playgrounds
out of the streets, is to drive up on
the lawn, change a hind tire, and wipe
their hoods on the porch geraniums.
COCKREL SPANIEL pup, 4 nonths
old, house broke. 710 Monroe St.
(Oregon UHy Enterprise.) You're not
the only one.
It is still maintained In Republican
circles, that their state chairman bad
as much business at a meeting, where
in a 16-year-old girl was presented
with a drink, as her brother.
Group meetings of Jackson county
cats continue In the residential sec
tions. ,
Tho Michigan Jury In the case of
the lady who asked tr.00,000 because
a millionaire with a fountain pen. and
a romantic .disposition, failed to act
the way he .'wrote, returned a verdict
of 1. which won't help much.'
. Bl'T MAX Ml'ST EAT
(Etna Mills Sentinel) '
A viler residing In supervisors.!
district No. 4. Informs us that al
ready a large volunteer crop of -candidates,
good, bad and indif- '
fercnt, are being mentioned for
the supervisor's job. Well, let us
fervently hope that the voters of
that district have at last learned
the elementary principles of pru
dence and will not. select a man
whose .only love, for and Interest
In Scott Valley Is that generated
by his digestive npmratus.
The Anti-Saloon League report on
sin conditions lists California as the
wickedest' state in the Union, and
everybody knows they are prosperous.
Many of our piscatorial enthusiasts
can hardly wait until conditions are
ripo for the continuance of their lifo
work of trying to catch a fish.
No porspn ever saw his soul except
a boy or two among the town's herd
of boys. It must have been In the
papers of that day when Henry was
hot. but the preachers were too buy
kldding their parishioners to call on
tho waif, the sewing societies were
busy raising funds to de-educate the
highly educated Chinese heathens, the
business heople loo busy, for Henry.
(Albany Democrat.) The way of the
world. 1
Why can't they let the poor blondes
alone? Homebody's always picking
on them.' . Now it's the scientists.
These learned gentlemen claim that
blondes cannot stand the aclinic or
chemical rays of the sun. The actinic
are the short. Invisible, ultra-violet
rays and the scientists claim that
these rays penetrate the transparent
skulls of the blondes with their deadly
vibrations. (Physical Culture Mag.)
None of the blondes around here have
noticed the actinic rays' much. '
Prof. George Y . Tush has devel
oped into a basso of no mean ability,
and Is a valuable acquisition to the
8t. Paul A. M. E. church choir, and
the deficit In the musical rendition of
tho choir la very pronounced when his
excellent voice is absent. Tush sings
like ho likes to. as though he means
It. and With deliberation, and utters
his words. (S. K. Uulletln.)
1T IS piVERTING now aiul'tlicu to tvjra to tho Congressional
Reionl. This is pBrtieularly truo at ftlio pit-sent, time, with the
liuhntil hulubnloo which always precedes a presidential campaign, en
livened by the oil scandal.
If inn' would make a cross s'jctimi of the ?otinressi(iniil outburstis.
it would be found that suci-css, -thai is financial success, is one, of
the cardinal crimes of our present
While the hatred of money is
Democratic, s,ide, Republicans like
lette, are even more vehement in
(he minority.,
To judicious, analytical niimls, assuming thare are such, this sit
uation must, be perplexing. , Judged by. their speeches these rcprcsfcu:
tatives of the people consider poverty synonynujus with virtue and
solvency synonymous with evil.
With, certain biblical' authority behind them, one would suppose
that these distinguished statesmen' would promprtly proceed to get
rid .of what moiiey they have as quickly as possible, and virtuously
prepare to spend their declining years 5n the poor house.
.. Yet no such' tendency is apparent... The world has yet to find, a
congressman, or any sane American citizen lor mat matter, wno
isirt trying in one way or another,
count as possible.' - '
If William Jennings Bryan," for
is well over six figures,' should enter
sack cloth and ashes, and proceed
pieces here and there,-' what would
acclaimed as the greatest statesman
riot was over, Magnus Johnson having secured all his ample pockets
might contain, the Peerless One would' be escorted to the nearest
asylum. In short, as practical citizens, congress would agree nnani
mously that any American citizen
cumulated coin, was crazy.
In fact, if there is any one trait
be termed the acquisitive trait,
circumstances and one's personal
due is doing it in one way or another. And yet no ,oue, in congress
ot least, admits it .
We wonder .why? It's all very
very very.
QUILL
Shirk is pronounced "shock"
hers divine.
However, the Shenandoah's isn't the only nose to show the ef
fects after a spree.
. ' ' .
Actors don't feel their parts, and
the last reel is about over.
.Of course "scofflaw" will work. Think how careful pedestrians
are since "jaywalker" was invented.
. Let us not take it too seriously.
selling the tax concession.
A government of chocks and balances is all right, oxeept that
nobody knows who .will get the chocks.
Even when the meek inherit the
get between the plow handles.
,That critic who says the age of
.of the entrants in our beauty contests.
That husband who complains
word probably didn't try saying
Doubtless there were high-flyers in Newton's day who never quite
forgave him for inventing tho law of gravity. , , ,
The. smaller the (town the greater the conviction that righteous
ness consists in doing stupid things you don't wish to do.
Correct this sentence: "This is
it arc very clever ami will mako you
Correct this sentence: "I couldn't find that knock ('in your
motor. " said the uiechanie,."so you don't owe me anything."
RipplingRhijmos
Welt
A STANDARD PLOT.
OCR HERO trained with idle skates along the Great White
Way; his father's coin, by hundred weights, he wildly threw
away, lie was a byword in the town for painting all things red,
so that the damsel turned him down, whom he had planned to
wed. And then his angry sire he faced; the parent cried, "By
James, our princely name yon have disgraced by your unholy
games. No further kopecks will you get, no hint of coin or pelf,
until in honest toil and sweat you have redeemed yourself. I
have a stretch of timherlands m far Spitsbergen s hills, and you
may join the hardy bands who hew.out joists and sills. .The mer
cury is always down to l4 below ; go fiATth and bleach your punk
renown amid the northern snow." We next behold him in a
camp where dwell fierce ItimW'r-jaeks, arriving there much like
a tramp, and reeling in his tracks. At first the woodsmeu pull his
hair and fill his shoes with jirit, and quietly remove the chair on
which he plans to sit. But there is something in the cold that
spurs Rod Blooded Men; and so our hero soon grows bold, a He
Man once agaiu. He whips the bully of the woods who lately
wrought him harm, he shows the world he is the goods, and not.
a' false alarm And iiow he weds the damsel fair who turned him
from her door; his eyes are clear, his jw is square, his client is ,
fortv-four.
degenerate civilization.
more noticeable, perhaps, on the
Brookhart, Johnson and La Fol-
their .denunciations, than leaders of
' ' '
to'have as respectable a bank ac
example', whose personal fortune.
the halls of congress, attired in
to scatter -twenty dollar gold
happen? Would Mr. Bryan be
- of them all? Hardly. ' After the
engaged in throwing away his ac
,
common to all Americans it might
the desire to get as near wealth as
capacities render possible. Every
strange, very, very,, strange, yes,
.'
POINTS
or "shake," but Sister pronounces
-.i
a kiss means nothing except that
.. :
No official has even dreamed of
earth, some will be too proud to
blind faith is gone should see some
that his wife never lets him say a
it with flowers.
a 44," said she, "bu the lines ot
look slender." -
Matter
Personal Health1 Service
' ' "By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D,
Noted Physician and Author f
Signed lattera pertaining to nt'ienai Health and hyaltna, not to dlteate dlagnoila or
tflttmant, will be antwtred by Or. Brady if a itampad, telf addressed envelopa tt enclosed.
Letten should be brief and written in ink. Owing to tho large number of tetters received, only
few can be answered here. No reply can be ma to queries not conforming to instructions
Address Dr. William Brady. In care of this newspaper.
Xon-Faui'iil
With the steadily rising girth rate
in America.gocs u constantly increj
ing aemauu iur goou
nourishing satisfying
foods which will not
fatten.
' Not to be humor
ous about It, per
haps the lemon and
its savory J u ic e
holds tire downing
place in list of non-
fattenlng foods. .In
deed, the lemon or
its zestful juice will
do more than; any
mere food can do.
according to some beauty experts, it
will positively reduce the weight pt the
unsophisticated one.
The. unromnntic and therefore un
welcome. truth, is that a iemon or two
every, morning or the Juice thereof
will probably increase the weight by
precisely a fraction of the weight of
the- lemon or the juice.
ome. very credulous fat folk seri
ously believe that by eating bread
which; bears a medical title or brand
they cart Veduce. but the unpopular
truth again is that any reduction of
weight actually obtained while "diet
ing" on such bread is due solely to
the general dietery restrictions, the
general reduction in the Intake of food
and any exercise adhered to while
the "treatment" is being used.
I do not mean to convey the Idea
that all foods have the same nutritive
value or that one will grow fat or
lean regardless of what foods one
eats. A .pound of cheese will fatten
one as much as 14 pounds of cabbage
will, and a nut fudge sundae will keep
one's waistline up to par Just as effec
tively as two quarts of buttermilk will.
Tho easiest thing in the world to
grow fat on is good candy, and the
hardest to achieve this disgrace with
is iceberg lettuce but these are all
good foods and have the proper place
in a normal dietary. '
I think I understand what the un
happy Individual in quest of nourish
ing but non-fnttening foods really
needs. She only an occasional man
wakes up to the disgrace of obesity
before he is utterly overtaken by the
insidious disease she needs a warn
ing against her prese.nl . overindul
gence in carbohydrates. The carbo
hydrates are so very good to eat
COMMUNICATIONS
ItegnnlltiK Culonuin Creek
To tho, Editor: Ia it the policy of
your paper to 'brand a whole district
with the personal views of one person?
Coleman CreeV. as a neighborhood
does, not endorse the personal views
on public and political questions of
the Coleman Creek correspondent.
Several formers from this district,
with their wives attended the recent
conference. I worked on oae of the
committees.'' V& do not enjoy the
way we are described in, the fim
paragraph of the Coleman Creek news
items, of Feb. 22.
It seems to me that news. only, be
longs under the heading. "Xews of
Interest to the Country," and that the
personal views of the correspondent
belong in the "Correspondence" col
umn, over the writer's signature.
MRS. J. A. GAMMILL.
R. F. D. 1. Box 83.
Co-operative. Poultry Marketing'.
To the Editor:
Eggs and Toultry .of high quality
can be produced in southern Oregon
as cheaply if not more so than in any
other section of the United States.
Our climates, our soils and the mode
rate cost ofland is mainly responsible
for this.
Local poultry products have been
Increasing phenomtnally during the
last few years. In 1922 the output
was. wide that of 1921 and the 1923
output nearly doubled that of 1922.
At present our production is greater
than the local demand to the extent
of approximately 400 cases weekly.
I nless we ship these eggs out in car
lots we are at the mercy of a high
(nearly prohibitive) express rate. Car
load shipments in a locality where the
total head of stock does not exceed
50,000. is possible only when the total
product is marketed through one
acenrv.
MS
Establish Your Credit
One tif the best ways to establish your credit
outside of paying. bills promptly, is to have
'your funds in a cheeking account. After
your checks have been cashed several times,
people cashing them know them to be good
and do not hesitate to cash other checks for
you.
Ucsidcs establishing your credit you will
find that a checking account at the Jackson
County lank will be a great convenience,
not only in paying bills but in making it '
uiuiectssarv to earn" verv much inonev.
JACKSON 'COUNTY
r-'.r MEDFORD .OREGON Jtl
S.l:i"fi'.i
nj Foods.
aye, nearly everything good to eat is;
more op less carbohydrate, that's jus&i
the trouble. Carbohydrates are about'
as easy 'to cat as some creatures are
to look at, and either pastime is likely
to prove ruinous if not . kept within
reasonable bounds.
: With no desire to whet pathological
amietites. I shall nnn- tnontinn Ihn de
lectable .carbohydrates which are!
mainly responsible for our rising na
tional girth' rate:
Sugar, glucose (in ice cream and
candy), honey, the syrups, crackers,
breakfast cereals, white bread, pan
cakes, potatoes, most proprietary In
fant foods, condensed milk, cookies,
toast, biscuit, cornstarch, pie,, pudding,
cake.
In fact, about everything nice to
eat, except tobacco. ;
Sugar, potatoes and breakfast cer
eals are not fattening if one eats only
reasonable quantities of them.
More of this in another issue.
QUESTIONS AND AXSWEHS. .
Away to Florida. .
-My husband and I had planned to
spend a few months in Florida, but
after reading your talk on hookworm
disease, we have hesitated about going
there. Just what danger Would we
run in visiting Miami and stopping at
good hotels in that part of Florida?
Mrs. M. E. G.
Answer The real estate agents
would bother you more than the hook
worms, if I were your husband's
wife I wouldn't let any pesky little
hookworms spoil my fun. Keep your
shoes on when you go for a walk and
you'll run no risk at all. Such hook
worm pollution of the soil as there Is
in Florida is In the. backwoods sec
tions where the people are primitive
about the disposal of human excre
ment. No danger of getting hook
worm disease In or about Miami.
Calcium of Lime.
What quantity of calcium or lime
salt do you advise for use with table
salt to supply a lime deficiency in
ultrarefined dietaries Mrs. B. K. C.
Answer Mix the salt for use in the
salt cellars with calcium carbonate,
half and half, and use this mixture
on the table In place of straight salt.
A slmpled. perhaps better way to get
more lime (calcium) would be by eat
ing more cheese of any and all varie
ties, more peanuts as a substantial
food rather than .a mere relish, and
more cabbage.
During the last two years a sincere
effort has been made to establish such
an agency in Jackson county, namely
the Poultry Producers Co-operative
association of southern Oregon.
The Poultry Producers Co-operative
association has been of inestimable
value to the poultry industry here
and due to its strict co-operative pol
icy has been of as much benefit to
the non-members as to the members.
It has done much to stabilize prices
and to rescue the product from the
speculative bartering of dealers.
Since the supporters of any asso
ciation must pay their prorated cost
of operating such an institution, ob
viously they are "holding the um
brella for the outsider." The pure
co-operative principle is "treat all
alike and what is good for one will
benefit the other."
A few years ago a locality in the
vicinity of San Francisco. California
was practically valueless, owing to its
unproductive soils. The poultry in-,
dustry took root and grew and as a
result of co-operative marketing its
products are sold at a premium;
throughout the United States. Land
values have increased to one thous-!
and dollars per acre and beautiful;
home places are noticeably plentiful. I
Petalun.a. California is known today!
as the egg basket of the world.
Co-operative marketing will do the
same for us. .
A drive for membership has been
launched by the Poultry Producers
Co-operative association of Southern
Oregon and within a few days all non
members will have the opportunity to
align themselves with that body.
Copies of the marketing agreement
and by-laws of the association will be
mailed to you. If you fail to get
your copy, notify the office. Your
prompt action in signing up will
greatly facilitate the work of and be
greaily appreciated by the member
ship committee.
C. F. CARPEXTER, Member.
Medford. Feb. 25.
BANK
THE GREATEST TTTIXG IX THE
WORLD
by Laurel Gr&
More optimism today. I understand
from the highest authority that it is
again. going to be fashionable to be
a blessed relief,
natural. W hat
Gertruue Ifn't
going to talk
about $18,000 a
year incomes any
more. She's not
going to think
about having at
least two maids
in order, to be
cons! dered re
spectable. Har
old has decided
that there's noth
ing the matter with a flivver, after nil.
just so you keep her .cleaned up and
looking all right-- Gertrude has de
cided that It might be a good idea to
have Harold entertained at home, at
least one night in the week, in order
that Papa and Mother-dear may be
come acquainted with him and. mi
raculous to relate, Harold is a guilty
party to this deal. Maybe we are
slipping. Maybe all the years at
least six in number that we have
spent accumulating thirsts and tastes
and fine fancies for silver flasks and
the new dance-steps', and quaint way
side inns where one may go The Limit
without anyone knowing anything
much about it, are all going to be
wasted. I am sure I hope so. I have
noticed two girls mearing lisle hosiery
to work lately. I saw a nice girl
wearing a home-made hat on the
street car ttftfay. I even saw a young
fellow taking "his sister to church last
Sunday. I hope I'm not being de
ceived. But the signs are that it is
about to be fashionable to be natural.
I am gay and j-oung and care-free, as
the saying goes, but oh, how I would
welcome a snoozing, quiet-loving
world again, without a saxaphone ob
ligato. Constable 1'lum lias censored
111' film. "Til'- Luclmmrcss o' th'
Nile." now showin at th' nlck'.'l
tho-atcr. an' ortlcnil eighty-five
foe cut ofl 111' kiss in th' mtmiuI
reel. Some glr! Ideo o beauty
is a snow "while nose. cri-e
checks an' n uut brown threat.
VARICOSE VEINS
ARE QUICKLY REDUCED
No sensible person will continue to
suffer from dangerous swollen veins
or bunches when the new powerful,
yet harmless germicide called Emer
ald Oil can readily be obtained a:.
Heath's Drug Store and West Side
Pharmacy or any well stocked drug
store. .
Ask for a two-ounce original bottle
of Emerald Oil full strength) and
refuse substitutes. Use as directed
and in afew days improvement will
be noticed, then continue until the
swollen veins are reduced to normal
It is guaranteed and is so powerful
that it also reduces enlarged gland.,
goitres and wens. Adv.
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.... UPON yOUR CLOTHES
And we come-to your rescue. A suit'
cieanea ana pressed by us looks as if
it Just came new from the tailor's
hands. Keep the style and wear in
your clothes by keeping us on the job.
City Cleaning & Dyeing Co.
Phone 474 624 N. Riverside Av.
MedTord Oregon
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
I have represented the rcop- ' Jackunn
County one term in the State legislature and
feel that the legislative experience gained has
fitted me for a larger and inore practical service
ia the future.
I therefore annnunr-e rnvwelf as a candidate
for the State Keiireseotatlve subject to tin
republican primary.
Adv. tf. RALPH COWGIJ.L.
I hereby announce my candidacy for re-elee
tion b one of the two representative from
Jacknon County to the State Legislature, suit
ject to the Uay primary.
I feel that my previous service In the legla'.a
ture enables me to better serve the people.
Adv. tf. JOILN U. CARKI;.
SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself a candidate for the
domination of Sheriff of Jackson County on the
republican ticket, subject to the voters of said
county at the primaries In May. If nominated
atid elected I pledge mjself snd the deputies
whom I slull appoint to enforce all laws In
chiding the JSth Amendment with efficiency
and economy. If you do not want the laws en
forced, do not vote for mc.
Adv. tf. V. A. LYONS, Central Point.
As a candidate in the Republican primaries
for the office of Sheriff, I desire to clearly
Wine my position on the future conduct of Uut
Off-ce, if elected. '
Jfy experience at a deputy sheriff of .Tackson
County, and as a State Traffic Officer, hs
taught me that no peace officer can give satis
factory and efficient service to the public when
his authority and responsibility are shared by
another. The present unsatisfactory lew en
forcing conditions is largely attributable to
divided authority between antagonistic peace
officers, elements that are certain to produce
conflict, inefficiency and useless expense.
If elected I shall insist upon and expect to
maintain the right to perform all the duties
of Sheriff fn this County, and it follows that I
will le uncompromisingly opposed to special
officers except Federal Agents, with whom f
pledge full and complete cooperation. I am in
thorough accord with both the letter and spirit
of the prohibition laws and pledge mv actio
and untiring efforts in their enforcement.
Adv. tf. J. J. M til A HON.
CORONER
I hereby announce mynelf ss a candidate on
the republican ticket, for nomination at the com
ing pri mary for the office of coroner of Jackson
county.
By virtue of my profession as an undertaker,
I feel thitt I have every . qualification and the
necessary equipment to properly handle any du
ties which Buy arise.
Adv. tt If. W. CONGER.
I am a republican candidate for reelection
for Coroner ot Jackson .county, subject to pri
maries lay 10.
Platform: Experience, personal attention,
economic management. Being a suht-tantial
taxpayer I am Interested ,n the economical
msnapement of fl 'county offis.
Adv. tL JOHN A. PERL 41
COUNTY CLERK
? announce myse.( a a candidate T-r the re
publican nomination for Countv Clerk, subject
to the primary in Mav. If ele-"t-f I promise to
perform the duties of my office in sn econom
ical and business-like mnmier.
Adv. tf. W. II. C!tANJ)ALL, Ejgie Point
I hereby announce niv-lf as a candidate ox.
the republican ticket for tinm:mt!on f.r the of
fice tf County Cleik at the il iy pirmaries.
I have for the past five ym; been a deputy
co-imy clerk ai id am familiar with everv hra-ich
of the office, and if elect--!. I will give close at
tention to the duties of the office and feel con
fident that 1 will prove worthr of vour sui-po-t-
DE1.II.IA STEVENS.
Adv. tL Medford R. F. U. J.
I are a candidate for the office of County
CleTk, on the republican ticket, subject to the
primary on May lft.
If elected County Clerk I will give to the
office that hig-i degree of efficiency which the
peopl are justified in demanding of a public
official.
Adv.tl CARL Y. TENCWALD, Uejford.
TREASURER
I am a candidate for the repuh.iean nomina
tion for a s-ron.i term as Treasurer of Jukson
county, sub,-et to the Uay primary. If nom
.lifted and elected I will conduct the office as tn
the past, fn 'accordance with the laws of the
t. A. C. WALKER. Adv. tl
JUDGE COUNTY COURT
Believing that t may be of service to the
peot-'e ot Jsrkson county 1 hereby submit n(y
can.Jary for the republican nomination for
Jufge of tha County Court at the Mav pri
BUfie. W. J. HARTZELL, Adv. tt
I hereby announce my candidacy
ior county judge, subject to the de
cision of the Democratic primary, on
the following platform:
Reduce taxes through an ecorwra-
leal and business-like administration
of county affairs. Stop needless ex
penditures and waste and give proper
support and attention to good road!,
public schools and other vital and
public necessities. Enforce the pro
hibition law efficiently and properly
through proper agencies and eliminate
special law enforcing organizations
which are now causing divided
authority and needless expense. Give
to all a fair, square deal and not be
re$ponsible to any political faction,
clique or organization.
Adv.tf WILLIAM t'LRICH.
COUNTY SUPER-STTENOENT
I am a candidate at the Uay primaries for
the Republican nominatico as County School
Sirper.t Ment of Jacknn Cormtr. I bairc
served the county for three and a half vears
a county S'ipenntender.t. and vill, if again
et-tM. work earnestly for the cause of e-duca-tt.wi
as beretotcr. -Adv.tl
SCSANNE 11011 ES CARTER.
COUNTY ASSESSOR
on the Republican ticket for tho
office nf Pntintv A on, ...v. n
the May primary. If nominated and
nr-u-t-u i promise to give the same
efficient service in the conduct of the
office that I have in the past, and
will continue to work for a better
equalization of property Tain-.
Adv.tf J. n. COLEMAN.
COV XT V OOMMISMONKR
I am a candidate for re no mi nation
for the office of Counf Commissioner
nuhjert to the Republ..-n primarr of
May 16th. If nominated and elected
I will endeavor to keep Jackson coun-A
ty on a cash basis, and continue t-j4
cive my b-st efforts to the bu-ines -interests
cf the countv.
- . . . . VICTOR BURgfXU .
V