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WDDFOTlTf lfATL TRmtJKT!, MKDFOTin, OT?EC10NT, FRTDAY, MAlfcn 13, 1925-
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Ye Smudge Pot
Bf Arthur Perry.
Thin Ih a Had world, full of Sin, ba
kotball defeats, and Man-mado fenced.
' The milk wagon lhat went down
the Main stem at 35 per, Thursday,
Is anntlior sample of water Hooking Uh
own level, und the flight of the swal
low, ; " "
Jdy Ford-Coupe of tho fearfully
British, had her frizzes eolffed on tho
12th Inst., bah Jove!
Vi, And, furthermore, tho Nobraliu
. anti-Hhlek Inw which la auppoHod to
pxtvh lhe romantic actlvltlca of tho
Blick-halrn. niitkca no allowance for
contributory negligence on tho part
of tho victim.
.,y AH! IIKKSTKIKON
(Klumiitli Falls Npwh)
I Jay Wulkor, accompanied by
JiIh ; mot hor. Mm. Jcsho Walked, '
! j.-ar local visitors from Lorella.
''. VtVIC CLUBS OPKHATE "ON
BOUIU LINKS (Ildllne Cooh Buy
T.TlntOH)' : That's Juul It; the larnyx Is
ov.Ortvorked. . .
;,v .- ; .; o. ,
- .' The amazing and brazen gall of the
Kii Klux Klan Is exemplified again in
the publication of letters revealing a
:plan to seize control of tho govern
ment. , A shirt-tail was to flap from
the dome of the Whlto IIouho, and
Congressmen were to bo terrified like
Constables. The "(Irand Goblin" was
.to' take tho soedsonders in hand. May
hap you recall tho boast of tho tramp
lecturer, "that a Klan Initiation would
be hold In tho dining room" of tho
4uL of government. But tho Gruinl
-Ooblln, . (this state never had one,
.working up its hysterical frousty with
nothing but a Grand Dragon), fulled
to. kut the kustartL
"Whore aro you going, my protty
maid,
A-ramblliig down tho lane?"
"I'm going tho way you don't," sho
, v . said.
..: ''And hopo I'll not see you again."
' (Kansas City Star.)
One of the Wren buys caught tho
first angle worm of tho srnson yenicr
day. lt-wus a beauty, and put up a
spirited fight.
(
toot swicirn
((runt County N'rws)
Tho.bildo in the ilauKliti-r uf
Mr. and Mi-h. Jiihn Kliu'k, of
Wlnoonnln ItupIdH, uml in Rrwilly
iKlinhod by tho many freight
trains that puwt by thrir ulauo
dully.
And what haH hocomo
it tho "Ul
fn'tihtoncd buotlhnb lUiitur.
1. '-Thin la Frhlay tho I3th; and cvory-
tmdy JookltiK llko a Kvnhil funeral
'dicoctor. - . '
, Tho world's fair hallucination has'
,pmote-tho olty of homca and roaca and :
'woodpile on tho aidowalka, anew. I
;llko IJttnquo'a ghoat, caalur oil, and
tried carrou. tho notion will not1
duwn.' It la planned for 1030. and
will coat but I0. 000. non. which la a
'liout ua well aa a handaomo aum to
bo obtained In dlvora mtMhoda diving
Into Mio adjacent pockclhouka. The
liow project contra clone on the Nicola'
of tho cacupo of tho mctropolla from
n Ullly Hunduy revival, and la Inspir
ing. A SlU IDAl, 111 Il l.lt
(Oregon city Kim-rpr!')
Joe Haaclwandcr loat hla heat
cow luat week, tho animal Iuiiik-Ins-
licraolf In tho atall. The
ttaaclwandcra ulao loat one of
'tholr beat tnllkera curlier In the
wlntor.
'A altuatlon In nlleKcd to prevail In
Hollywood. Calif., where nil tho Rood
lliurdur talea aro born, wherein Vabte.s
wore awapped and aoltl llko Ida, only
luorc ao. Ia thla thu l-'lji lalalids?
The $R ati)!thine
tho ll.ooo.iii rain.
feela good ufler
Hnlffllng and aneezinr: aernia to be
Die main aport in tho vicinity theac
duya. - That's alright, Jtiat ao the
Itoacbui'R mumpa don't move out our
way.-j( Cleveland Itenia. lloaeburu'
Nowatovlow.) Vou noetln't awoll up1
'about It. Q "
H. A. Nye was among the lorjal bua
WILL THE LEAGUE SURVIVE?
TM1K l.iEGUE OF NATION'S received the nioNt severe blow
at CJciiefl ycsterila) suffered hince the covenant was rejected
liy the Uiiitdd States.
The blow was tlelivcred by Aiixten ClianilxM-lain, Uritish foreign
secretary, in. amiodnciiiu E'n:luiid's rejection of the much discussed
J'rotoeol, n lncasiiTi! designed to commit the Ijeaguc to compulsory
nrhitnuioi! HfjauiKt jutiiro wars.
To- undersfjind this
understand not only that Great
worfd war caused tremendous changes, in the character of her ini-
)Cnai miiluiJlMruiiun. j
UelWe the war, England led and the colonies followed; since
the war. England has still taken the lead officially, but the desires
of her dtidninions, particularly .Canada and Australia, have been im
portant J'ai tors in determining the direction this leadership should
take. '.
It woulif jn'obably not be far from the truth to say that Eng
land's break with 1'Vancc and Kuriipean policy yesterday, for a
diplomatic break it unquestionably was, jjan be traced directly to
anti-league sentiment, in lier uomiuions, a sentiment not greatly
dissimilar from the sentiment in the United States, against foreign
entanglements.
That the attitude of rtiis country was a vital factor is clearly
demonstrated by the concluding
cation:
"Anions tho RCiiunda for this oom luslon la consideration of
tho effort of iion-artlciiatlon Of t)0 Unltod Stales in offortR to
cnforcif tho Bani'tlonn (ponaltloa) and purtlculurly so 111 tho caao
of a conliKoua country like Canada."
"It vas a first-class funeral which took us entirely by surprise"
was the comment of one of l'remicr Ilcrriot's assistants. "Wo ex
pected delay, but not death." -,s .
. Of course, Great Britain will do everything to avoid serious
estrangement from France, nnd great emphasis will be placed upon
England's attachment to tho principles of arbitration and disarma
ment, but tlic fact remains, that the Protocol is dead, and that the
net ion in Geneva definitely marks the beginning of a now diplo
macy in England, a diplomacy
opinion in the New 'World, with Anglo-Saxon hegemony as its guid
ing star. , J
QUILL
Hint to husbands: Ouo way to
with flowers.'
One thing tho world needs is
voice. .. -
A desirable alien is one who can
lo stop cussing it.
. First essential in acquiring fatno:
Now York.
t." i J- J ;j 1 ', " ,. . - ', s
Hauling fenders
from tho back scat.
have their
"God tempers tho wind to the
Biblo nor in human experience.
Democracy : The theory that elevation to office makes a fourth
rale man a first-rato man.
A careful study of the situation
get money is to sweat for it.
German movie men may know moro about photography, but
America has them beat on pornography.
Why scold fools? If you arc the tallest man iu tho crowcl, you
don't cuss those who can't see what you sec.
, . -
Correct (his sentence: "Well," suggested tho sales lady, "per
haps she'd liko a nice petticoat."
A free country is .one in which
hogging most of I he roud.
The old-timers had a regular
called n kitchen.
RipplingRhi)mos
V
I REMEMBER.
X? 0 man 1,ns garnered glory, won a fame serene nnd
high, some one always has a story that will make him
wilt and cry. When he writes an ode immortal, or invents a
dinner horn, someone, with a senile chortle, utters words of
biting scorn. "I remember," says the kicker, "when he played
a cheaper ganio, and it sui'cjy makes me snicker when I con
templato his fame. Now men hail him as a winner, but I'll tell
a truth or two; ho went "bankrupt as a tinner back in Pimk-town-by-the-Slough.
Now for him the welkin rattles, yet I knew
him on a day when the sheriff seized his chattels and the bailiffs
had their say. I recall when he was working in the town de
partment store, but he had no head for clerking, and they fired
him from the door. I remember when his father gathered junk
about the town, and it grieves me, all this pother, o'er his latter-d;tt-
renown." Oh, the winners earn thtgr winnings by their
iililies t.n.raiii; ol't they rise from cheap beginnings 'o the
hcigfcls we'd nil attain; and all fair and hoUet parties praise
them for Uie zeal they've shown, hut the sad uld jealous smar-
ln iiuir tneir
"in lut-ir wnncreil namls
g-iuM.-ui-a -oniuugH as iney sit
i the tailings A'
the big men
,ame (,r ni'Kais, won no prize in any race, they remember,
all the freckles on the passing Caesar's face.
epoch-making pronouncement one must
Britain is an empire, but that the
statement of the Canadian notifi
based fundamentally upon public
POINTS
have the last word is to say it
I .i ,.
an amplifier for tho still small
get enough capital in ten years
Have your mail delivered at
You
use.
can't hear directions
shorn lamb" is neither in the
shows that the easiest way to
the unimportant can get even by
breakfast room. also. hut.
it was
MC
ami irronn.
Hitter are the
uit,iii tlieirass;
they remember
Having gained
as they pass. .
J8r & Y-O
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE STORY,
DOBBIN AND CAESAR
What does Dobbin like best? 1-3-7-11, of course. And a big
2-3-4 of them like the one in the picture, at that.
. . Come on down to the 2-6-10-15 and you can 5-6-7 Dobbin.
Dobbin is a nice, gentle 8-9-10-11-12. He is very fond of liis little
friend, Caesar, the Shetland 5-9-14-18. -
C ur colored man takes care of them both. His name is 8-13-17,
just like one of Noah's sons. Can you guess which ?' Caesar belongs
to my sister 13-14-15. He will 12-16-20 out of her hand, and out of
17-18 hand, too. You can try feeding Caesar if you want but don't
be scared if he shies a little 19-20 first. r
Answer To Last Fuzzlt
1-2 '(If), 3 5-10-17 (boat), 2-4-7-12-18-24 (furled). B-g-7-8 '().
9-10-1112 (sail), 6-11 (ai), 9-16-22 (sea), 14-15-16-17 (meet), 1819-20-21
(east). 13-21 (It). 20-25 (so). 23-24 (Ed). - - .
Copyright, lOiS, by The International Syndicate
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Blood la
Tho laat quotation I aaw on blood
waa $40 a. pint, and while nearly any
or ua could glvo a pint or ao without
any rlak at all, very few peraona can
aell blood for a livelihood. Profea-
Hional donora who
havo blood for -sale
merely enter the
field aa'a aide line,
for even if ono can
aell a pint every few
weeka, it doean't
bring enough pay to
live on.
- A nurse writes
that ahe ' ia on 24
hour duty in a, men
tal caao, and tho pa
tient la so unman
ngablo that the
nurse, la under a nervous strain 18
hours of tho 24. She has four hours
off duty each week. She notices late
ly aho ia getting tho headacho habit
and has a failing appetite, but can
almost llvo on awceta,. which sho
craves constnntly,jloijujlnaholoca pot
oat them vcryf nitti h. Her complex
ion which is uaually clear Ishocoinimr
HnllOW. and alie.-inif fei-B Mh,an4la..
Uon a good deaf, nor hands nnd feet
swell In tho afternoon. Sho Is- 27
years old, 68 Inches tall and weighs
145 pounds. She, thinks a strict diet I
would bo good for her.
rsext to doctors, I suppose nurses
aro the drundest fools' when they aro
. I v '
Look at this trylnn to prove all
the laws of hygltno und phyaiology
wrong, selling her blood for M0 a
week, doing tho work of (two nurses
on enough sleep to keep Just one-half
alive, shouldering the entire burden
of responsibility which should be fair
ly divided with other .nurses or mem
bers of the family and drifting fast
toward the rocks in tho offing.
Perhaps she is a very good nurse
especially qualified to care for such
difficult cases, she won't be worth
hor salt plain or iodized salt In a
week or two at tho rate she Is trav
eling. Is she ambitious to earn all sho
can? Thon she is aubjccttnfhcr earn
ing capacity to a foolish strain. Do
the people who aro employing hor con
elder her services particularly desir
able? Then they aro abualng a good
thing, wearing out a valuable lnatru
ment. unnoccaaarily squandering now
that which may bo sorely needed latoi
on.
In certain lines of Industry some
sort of consideration for tho hygieno
of employes has been shown by tho
employers, and as a rule any invest
ment employers make in this direction
provo good economy. ' If this is good
business for tho largo -employer It Is
Just as good buainoss for the small
employer, even tho householder who
omploys ono servant.
Tho two classes of omployes jov em
ployed persons, who should bo moat
aollcltoua about good hygieno are
physicians and nuraos, for there aro
no other claaess of workera for whose
efficiency hygiene Is more important.
Yot probably no other class of work
ers having any knowlcdgo of hygiene
heed It ao little as doctors and nurses
do in their own lives. -This Is perhaps
in part duo to the nature of their
work, which demands 24 hour service
eick folks want what they want
when they want It. Through tho
campaign for bettor hygiene Inaug
urated by tho Kings County Medical
society, a large number of llrooklyn
doctors have undergone health exam
inations, and tho benefits accruing
from thla object lesaon havo meant
aa much for tho phyalciana' own
health und efficiency In practico ua
they have for tho general health of
Brooklyn peoplC v
The nurae's complaint suggests dia
bctea. llrilu'a dlaenac, heart failure,
tubcrculosia. nnd so on but anyway
it ,auggrats tho need of a physical ex
amination without delay.
QTKSTIONS ,X1 AXSWKHS
Philadelphia Ijiwyrr Iteoflilrctl.
Aatlldy of the callaea of baences In
IB of tho public schools In Washing
ton. l. C. I' the achool year 1U23-2I.
by a coiuuUee with Dr. Louise Tay-Inr-.lnnca
ns rhalrnian. showed that
C'Jioap.
among third grado pupils 70 per cent
of all absences weno due to medical
conditions and moro than one-fourUl
of all absences were duo to tho com
mon cold. Thla is according to tho
Unltod Htatcs public health sorvlco.
It is furthor stated by the public
health service that nearly 40 per cent
of all absences were due to respiratory
disturbances. Wo should like to henr
your comment on this. (Ono of the
teachers.)
Answer Consult a competent Phil
adelphia lawyer to find out where tho
common cold" stops and "respiratory
disturbance" begins. That is one of
the secrets 'about '"colds" which the
public health service doos not dlvutgo.
Meanwhile, if Johnny coughs at you.
Just excuso it please, as it is only a
respiratory disturbance.
Twice in the Name Spot.
For the laat five years 1 havo suf
fered from toxic poison. (Mrs. T.
W. H.)
Answer If it ia texlo it goes with
out Baying- that it Is poison; and it It
is poison it Just has to be toxic. Toxin
nicansL poison; toxic means- poisonous;
toxjiuology is the study of .poisons, ito.
you see you labor under a misappre
hension, lou have seized upon some
remark by a physician, perhaps, and
arrived at a wrong conclusion kg to
what .your trouble may be. When we
arc ill, from almost any disease, I sup
pose we are more or les affected with
toxemia (poison in the blood), tor
nearly every disease has Its poison or
poisons. But that is a question which
had better be'loft wholly to the phys
ician. Precious little it anything is
gained by attempts to rid the system
of poisons In the spectacular but In
efficient ways which are exploited by
various interests, such as fashionable
physics and sweat baths de luxo. All
the "poison" or "waste matter" an in
dividual can "throw off" through the
skin will never make anybody sick or
well. Physiology will have to be re-
fs MANN'S-The Beat Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price-MANN'S ; 8
I Vogue Clothes
for Spring
H llandsoiiioly tailored in all the new
5 . fabrics, . . .
$30, $35, toS45
I Styleplus Suits
for Spring
H G narantced suits in good staple grays
and blues. Stouts, slims, stubs and
j regulars,
$30, $35, to $45
, Also sonm lower priced suits, serges,
whipcords and worsteds.
. 827.50 and S30 pCSIfnd ?30
Headquarters for Work Clothes
1 Blue Overalls withBib, Levi StraussOveralls, Express Stripe derails
)1.4S to JpS.WI 2.00' - '"'-'$195'"''"
p White
H Overall fur
S 1'ainter,
s o 1.50
Phone 486-487
s Entrance to
pealed befpre Uie .gentry. en Intrigue
well Informed people with the ollmin
atlpn idea. i 2:i) ,skin eliminates no
Poison o' wuatP matter, practically.
The popular fancy that the system Is,
poisoned if the sweating is checked"
over; a considera-hle area Is morely a
myth.. The (unction of sweating is
practically regulation ofhe heat of
the .body. All that sweat consists of
practically.' is water and salt. Traces
of ".waste matter'.' and even "toxic ma
terial or poison" may be found In the
sweat, but in auch Infinitesimal quan
tities as to be harmless even if Injected
into the individual's blood. .
JUNIOR
CROSS WORD
PUZZLE
HOW TO SOLVE PUZZLE.
Tho words start in the numbered
squares nnd run eitner tcnss ir
down. Only ono letter ia placed in
each wliito square. If the proper
words aro found each coiiibiimtion
of letters in tllo white anunrcs will
form words. The key to tllo puz-
Jo the- first word Is 'given In tlio
drawing:. . Bctqw are keys (o the
otlicr words.
Running Across.
1. In tho picture
5. A preposition. '
6. A heavenly body.
7. A conjunction. '
8. Ono of the early
Word
Word
Word
Word
Word
preai-
denta of
the United States.
KtuinJiiK Down.
Word 2. What the , elephant's
tuaks are made of.
word 3. What , relation to your
lather Is the daughter of his brother?
Ward 4. A Canadian . province.
Abbreviation.' . X .
Word 6. A small 'bed.
YESTERDAY'R PUZZLE
ANSWERBD
PrlA i s n ell
THE STRB FOR EVEJYHDDt
Medford, Ore.
Men'i Department n
a9 'Ilk
MX.
MLookin mi fmm ft drink 11 u-ltt.
klo tli' forehead." writes Miss Fawn
UppiiK-ut, in - "Milady's Coritor," til
tli' Weekly SUp Horn.. "Oil, It&n worCk
conaiderablo money. He's not a arOwn
daughter that hain't ivorkhVwe
heard a fcUer say t'day.
Timely Views -on
World Topics
Culls' Gaa Warfare Moat Huriine
Method of W liming Battlpa, - ,
The general, charge of the pacifists
that gas warfaro was .brutal draws the
fire of Afuoa A. Frlea. director-general
ofytho gas warfare- department
. of the army,' '
"It Isn't brutal,
he said. -'.'It's' ,tlie
m oat- h ii m a n,-e
method- -of over
coming one's enemies-
.the w o r.l-d v
ever has known,"
He added. that our
soldiers who' had
been gassed' atp'od
a.- much .' better
chance of recovery
than . those . 'wh'b .
had been otherwise
wounded and . dis
abled. . . -.
- Oeneral F r 1 e'a
i
si. -
JieiQ.GeN.fKe-
said that no; 'riai
Uon could defend itself . without
chemical lnduatrlcs.-as (he country
industries depended - basically upon
chemistry.'. That, death by gas Is Dot
so terrible wus proved, Oeneral fries
assorted, by tho fact that from 8000
to 10,000 people die "by- gas either by
accident or suicide every ..yoar.:J '
It is' the most painless method -IS
the world for crossing '. tliej rt(J
Styx," added .General Fries, i . J
He said that the United States. was
striving, to leadvtlie world M c(iemjfa1
warfare def ensci , and, :that the. 'nafn
had on hand plenty, of gas nmnlUon
making it -unnecessary to depend .An
others.. . . , ,: ' - V
"Let us outlaw- war, but let lis kcdn
our chemical industry at the hlghc'at
possible state of .efficiency." 'said' he;.
Asked about chlorine gas far colds.
he said that 3000 cases had .been
treated In Washington ' successfully,
and . that the gas service might not
have obtained an appropriation it It
had not succeaafully. treated senatp'ra
and repreaontatives.
General Fries la a former rosidfiit
of Medford. tho brother of Mra. VU
liam Grlcvo. . . .-": :
Paul Thompson, who arrived Jburs
day from Copco, Calif., Ia a Medford
business visitor today. - 'v,.':
One-picye
Work Suits,
Khaki and
Blue
?2J5
.,to $4,00 i
Main Street
Inen callers toduy Jrom Tale
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