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O A, A'TL TRTTinXg, AiKDrOTtT"), ORKfiOX, TUESDAY, MATW'TT HI, PAGE 'TOUTS. O Uedford Mail l -kibcnr WJBLIHHEU KVKKY AFTERNOON EJUrFt SUNDAY, BY THE WKDKUUH I'lilNTINU CO. Tlw Uedford Sunday Morning Hun im fumlnhfi mftcrfbra desiring tlie seven-day daily PPT. Offlrr: Mail Tritmno Builh. TB-lT-SM North Kir rtrert. Mione 76. k Mn.fltl,u(nti nf th Hfnutrrartf Time, tbtJJ lledford Mail, the Mi-Honl Trllmiw. tip 8out1 irtt OregoiiUn, tle Arimaliu in nunc. KOHKHT W. IP'IU,, K'lttor. B, NUM1TKK KMITM, UunKr. By Uill In Advance: Pally, with Huiul.iy Run, yrar .... bully, wltli Hum lay Hun. month ... Pally, without Hmuluy Kun, yar .. Daily, without Sumlny Kun, mouth Wrckly Moil Tribune, one year Sunday Hun, one year ..47.6" . . .7 ft . . .60 i.ou 1. 00 Y CAHItlKII In Medford, Aiihland, Jack. fill, OnlraJ I'oint, Phoenix, Talent anil on lliffliwayii: Daily, wirti Sunday Sun. month Daily, without Sunday Hun, month.... Daily, without Sunday bun, one yar.. Dally, with Sunday Hun. one year.... AU terma by carrier, caah in advanr. : 32. , 7.6W Kntvred aa aerorthas matter at Med ford, Oregon, under act of Marrh 8, The only paper bctren At nun. Ore., and Chlro. California, a diManre of ovtr 40" ait lea, having laac-d wire A-wocJated Presa arvtc. Sworn dally avert.; rrrrrtlatlon for all Biontha enditiK April tat. 3m.II, more than dmihle tl.e rlrruliition of any oilier piper pun IWini or circulated In Jacktwn County. WRMI1KKH OK THE A.VitM-lft-rrrv rVKSH. The Aa-toritited 1'reiw i ex-luivHy entitled to th una for republication of all n dla- fiulchet credited to it or not othTwine trediti-d a thin pkper, and also to the local neves pub Hahed rn-reln , . AU riffhta of republlcntion of apecla! dla pa'chca herein are alao reaerved. Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur I'erry. Anil iih far ns feminine Barb 1h con cerned tills spi-luK, the wnlHt-llno "will bo at U10 waist. V11KR1-: DO WK STAND IN THE A1RV (lldllne Liberty MiiK.) J'ob Blblc, but not prolmblo. T1IKV l'I,AYKI l-'ltKKKK-Ol T ' (Oreo-mi City KnlorprlM') -' Jr. nnd Mrs. L. CI. lew hail nH thitlr kiichIh at tlu'lr home .Satur day evcnliiK Captain and Mi'h. Paul Williams and sons, Morris and Hobby, of JcnniiiKH Ludfte. .i Cards were enjoyed. after wltlch i-efreHliiiientH were served. Ih tho 19'J6 primary olrrtlun, it begin h to look like there would Do u caii'Uclntn for every .Kroeery Btore, and I wo for every kun hIIu. The country 1h tliifthiK nwuy from thtT Did fiiKhloned murder, where n citizen wiih Dumped off Dy the IlleKul ndililhHlon of dayliKht lo IUh antilomy. First, there wiih an epidemic of ro innnUt! Iiu1Dh. who put. aiHenlc in their1 hiiHhand'H muip, for the lovo of a hired ninti with red whlfdtei-H. Then It boeuine fiiHhlonulde to remove the enmity from tho Hurfneo of the earth by blowing him open like a Hafe ln,a- country bunk. Then, the trend Hwitehed to kIvIiik Hrondwny bult'ir flU'H an overdone, of ether. About thin time n pair of I'hleiiKo brntH HlauKh tPrutt u boy for the enmiinp; thrill, and it 'I-'riHco whiffet killed her Ma be en uho Hho objected to her henna headed daughter . runnlnw around nlKhlH with Httxophono pluyeiH. The latent wrinkle HeemH 'to be to K".kc the deenmed with deadly Kermn. and prolmto bin will in favor of the ae cuHed. in the old days a murder wiih performed in a murderoun manner. NoWadnyn tho killer controls bin tem per ii ml does u neater j-d. lie. or who, doen not even rel in the face, and cush fluently. I'aunht, they o crazy, nnd ko on their way. The bead of the Baldwin Loeomo- tlvo workn Ihuh agreed to puiiKle up $10,000 If he taken a drink. He In not iroltiff to try and beat one of bin pro ducts to tho cronnhiK. SO THAT IS IIHAYKN , (OiitUoor Ainerlra ) . No wreater Joy exlnln for inorial innn than that eestatie tbrtdi Im parted throiiKb a nilken line and graceful bamboo rod by Home Kme- flphiliiK fbdi. . lit . tlie published list of bootleg JolntH f unetloniiiK in the metropolis, AVhoHi bUHllH'SM bus been dlrirupted by untimely and fultle raids, it nppearn that there are too many proprietors of Kuropoan extraction, who ei-ossed thr .Atlantic to uet in the well known meltlnK pot that grinds out Amerl caiiH, like poetry, but leaped Into tbi mnnh barrel inste:ut. Take tieorge Mllkovlrh. Mr. Milkovl.b is albgrd to have tho keys to three Joints dis pensing moonshine. What does M r. Mllkovbh belong to-.' I low many countrymen can he herd in the polls in n clone election? Then there Is Nick Klnpk-ll, nnd the 1 ar.zolint Brothers. Tho next thing the native born Yankee known the Japanese will have truck gardens on every hillside, and more picture brides, than there are picture groomn. One more civic club, and on goes the bounty. An. we go to pres- I'ola Negri, the film queen. Is still engaged to it t'hlcugo millionaire, but a good lonk lliff lawyer Just passed by. The Better Vj club has passed a resolution favoring fewer committee meetings and more kindling. O! Ilsrl,ONK TMK Wll.l HHYKIj (l-lugcm KcgNtcr) Hazel and Porn Agee, Myradell Hutehonson and Vera Kim ha 1 1 accompanied Kathleen Knrlgbt to her home for the week-end. The girls are not telling everything t hut happened but from report, they certainly bad a good time. 'Tut down that navy iviiee ',:. ?etle, sun." orib-red a ean tol .M.im.i as "die bom: hi t "y of t If l.i t--si ;r '6 T' J law. . SluMi u!$ Life In th. March In sneaking out like n lion, with its lull notched like a Hillrd-t mule. . 1 :ONEY, WK NOTK au iuteres'tliiK defense of money" in u ('iilifciniia rim li'iiipuniry. Miilii,y01"''!,"'l',l;-r this paper, is not tlie root oi all evil, but is one of 1; great moving jirineiples of proi't'ss. We lumle : .0 "What .would lie tlie inatitrlal anrl luojal state of the world, were there no paMalon foj- weultli. We .should have few of the eolnfortw and eonvenlenceH wh-jeh nre now available. All the Kl-eat diMeoverleH III Hfienei nntr every one of the Kreat Inventions would not huve ijt.'en turned to acemint If thelre were no Jove for money." Interest inn if true. Hut we coveries were tlie result of money lust ? lliow liiliny of the "rent in ventions? Was Kdison tliinkino; of inon iy when )- invented the ineandes eent lifrlit, was it money that drove Hell trn perfect the telephone, was it money that kept (!ntteii)erji; Iilut-'iiii.' nwsty at the printing press, did dreams of f;i'eat wealth compel Ku'iton to perfect the sleamhoat, diil the Wrijrlit bintheis have money uppermost in mind when thoy invented the uirplmne? We don't think so. Moiwy may have been "a factor with some of I hem, lint with the niiijofrity the desiia- to xolve a problem " one else had solved, to perfect something that, would be of service to mankind, regardless of the material rewards, were the dominant motives. Afuiicy has not produced inventions ami discoveries. Inven tions' and discoveries have produced nxuiry, quite a different thinn. Of course it is true that money is. the driving free that leads to trreat accompliKhment. It is also true that love of money is not the source, of all evil. Police record , teem with crimes, where not money but hate, revenue, wanton cruelly, and scores of non-mercenary impulses were the (,'uidin(,' prineip les of conduct. Like must generalities, these two .money concepts arc both part truths. "Money is the source of miucli evil and much good, the ideal is to strike a mean between them. 'Where the love of money becomes uppermost in a persons miiul', moral deterioration inevit ably follows. Where money is subordinated to service, refU'dcd as a valuable factor in individual oro a'th and development, but not as an end in itself, creed and avarice ir;re escaped on one hand and a wasteful improvidence on the other. QUILL (Jotl made Hie country; the sniatc runs it. Things mitflit be worse. There gress. Fiimo: A little spitee on the front juie that a murderer will oe- eupy tomorrow. It's a funny country that won't abide by tlie laws and con tinues to abide the law makers. . The ants industry was first praised thousands of years ntfo when there were no sugar bowls. Americans are not heartless, throw pop botllcs at the blind. About 07 per cent of us have others are writing autobiographies. Freedom was what men had prosperous to give a darn. Tin; adjective in a "good neighborhood M merely refers to the kind of spenders dwelling there. rnconseious humor: New York being surprised because a low brow show has a bng run there. Just bow many wars would age had authority to make war? There are few luxuries in jail, accustomed to luxuries. The rctlcstrian 's lot wouldn't ami ankles at the same time Modern example of n husband point that, thing at me, dear." ieT.RioplingRhimQsf5j THE HANDY MAN. T" AVK ni.Nd'BAT is a handy man, he does all kinds of chores; I have him crease my pink sedan, mid paint the cellar doors. And he can chop and he can plow, ami make a wall of brick; he comes and nurses my dun cow, when she is lyini; sick, lie is so handy one would think he'd dwell in Kasy streel. and have rich (.'iner ale to drink, 'and costly things to eal. I ponder, as I watch his smoke, upon his sad estate; this Killed man is always broke, with bailiffs at' his rate. He travels wiih the futile mob of men who cut no ice; he never irets the first class job for which men pay the price. When my tliin cow has mumps or croup, or other triflin; ill, I let Dave feed her pills and soup, and pay his modest bill. Hut when her iin Hiiish lii-inns out sweat, and racks her till she moans, I call in haste the licensed vet, who charites seven bout's. AVby my old car is needing: grease so bad she shrieks laments, I call in Have to brins; her peace and pay him fifty cents, lint when the bus declines ,. cli. n. an expert workman cones, and spends three lion,-., or iiunhe two, and charges frightful sums. And thus Hi.- uil'tcl luiinly mail trcts all the dinky jobs; he finds imself an also ran, and wrings Io Viands and sobs. Far better play a elicap..:!in lyre, and play that lyre so well tlit passing stran gers will a iir.and wave their hats and yell. 75 - rt O MONEY. ijonlit it. How numy (.'rent dis POINTS nre few boll-bottom punts in con but they are the only people who an inferiority complex, and the when thoy weren't loo busy and there be if nobody above military but few people go there who rc be so bard if he could watch cars having the last word: "Don't CROSS-WORD PUZZLE STORY, EDWARD'S RESOLVE '- IpT m xi jaa IT Wjffij it 1 e Edward " lhe worst by of a" the 1-2-3-4 I kAJvv. Tic Will 1-5-10-19-26 things around so that all his thinps are always lost Mother says it's awful to 7-8 so 9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16 and trie only re"" he able 8-15-23-30-36-37 leaving his head around is 3-6-12 to the fact that it's stuck on tight. However, having his head stuck on didn't 17-18-19-20 him from losing his new 9-18-25 that he wore on It. He said he had it one minute and then 13-21, it was ?? "iV, w' he S!iys he wiU 7-14-22-29 every effort to find it and if he Zl-22-23-24 again can 16-24-31 eyes upon it, he'll keep it on his head for the 11-20-27-33 of his life. He says it's a 25-26-27-28 how a thing gets away from a fellow. I think so 33-34-35. Rut I do hope that 37-38 won't really keep his hat on all the time. It might cause his hair 28-34 fall out at an untimely 29-30-31-32. Answer To Last Puzzle ,V?".3 .(,at)' W1M1 (fern). 4-9-1G-23 (Inn?). 12-13-14-15-16 (roWn). !; .... BmS- 5C-7 rod. 2-7-13 (ado), 17-18-19-20 (then), 17-27 (tn), Sl-22-23-24-25 (edged), 8-15-22 31 (side), 14-21-30-35-38 (berry). 29 30-31 tare), 32-33-34 (ago), 26-27 (so), 19 28-33 (cgsr), 36-37-38 (fly), 34-36 (of). Copyright, J015, bv Tha Interr-atimnl Syndicate Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. 8lind Itttara oartainlna to Mrionil I rut man t, will ba antMsrad bv Dr. Brady If a Lcttara atiould ba brief and wrllttn In Ink. Owing to tha larga numbar of lattara raoslvad, only a faw oan ba anawarad hara. No raply nan ba mad a to quart not oonforralna to Inatruotlona Addraai Dr. William Brady, In aara ol thla nawapaptr. Mini and New ingenuities in the way of machinery are belmr consiantlv In- trixUnjed in modern industry to per- j form the heavier work which was I oil it live minutes before prepar formerly done bv hand. Onlv mich 1 l"K her formula. They ulso insist light and dexterous hand work nH.lhat I give the baby (five im.l one in.-uliines cannot do satisfactorily is "!, "lonins old) five drupa of cod n...uiii, iih- win-m-iaw ui one i retained. This Kreat ilianw in p'la.--! "v'r oil three times u day. This is America's uroatcpt prcsidcnls. he has th e has far reachini; economic iilHl'"lt'ir rule fur all huhles. even hreast i overcome these "handicaps." He Is hocIhI ..rrcl,. A,.,rdlm,- lo u sU.ry.fcd hahies. Is that riKht? (S. O.)now definitely his own limn, and Is i Iri lil ited In the eai lv veais of tllel Answer. If you hull the milk, it ; expected to he a power us speaker of lut.unntic era in.hwi.-v hi rL- employer of child oil- Hut perhaps you confuse cer lalior was Import-1 lifted milk wiih sonielhinK else. If in a shipload of!''10 Inik is really certified by tho trained monkeys tol milk commission of the medical so altend tho looms InU'lity. It is safe and ridlit to Kivo it his cotton mill, illidi'o "ie tlahy raw. If it is not fed the parents of theiraw there is littte advantage In hav ni,ii.irnn n,.,r.. I..,., i 1 iiur cei-lified- milk, for auv milk tliat ..,.i,r! and niado u puhllc i hnifed five minuleH. The term eer p rot est HKiiliiHt 'Hied milk is heins nhuued hy in-e-Iho srhenio which ' sponslhle, interests, so I should nd they lli'llevu wouhl viso Vu to follow the Instructions I cruel. I vou received at tile health center, Ono chnnKO that has heen hrollKht ahout hy this substitution of inachlne, work for manual labor has an I in port ant bearing upon health. The change in in I lie quality or charac ter of fatigue. A tour through any giant Industrial plant will impress tho thoughtful observer with the sig nificance of this change. Fatigue in becoming rather u' mental or psycho logical problem. J'hysieal fatigue is becoming rare in industry. One can more readily study physical fatigue in the person of tho grocer's, hustling clerk than in the person of the steel rail maker. Perhaps tho rail maker is n better subject in whom to study brain fag or tho weariness of spirit which comes from prolonged atten tion to monotonous details anil from lack of change or variety in the work. Such progress or gain an is being made in this branch of hygiene 1h largely contributed by psychology or psychologic surveys and remedied suggested by them. To bo sure, the, psychologist must base his survey: und his remedy on solid physlolog-j leal ground If it Is to be of any prac-i tienl value; without physiology to support him the psychologist lsnicre- ly a "nut." j Industrial fatigue today Is n dif ferent state and calls for a differ-, ent remedy from tho ind ustrial fa-1 tlgue of grandfather's t I m e. 1 n ( I rand father's time the mill or fac -; tory hand could balance his tlfo very! well Indeed and find both rest and recreation ns a spectator at a hall game show or other entertainment. ! Not so today. The fatigue of the factory worker today is not bodily, for bin work Is no longer bard mus cular work or strenuous manual hi - hot, but mechanical, light, dexterous perhaps, fatiguing not. IBs weari ness Is mere ennui, nnd the anti dote for that is any form of enjoy able muscle work or play or game the man prefers, but never Just sit -ting and looking on while others take the medicine. A chnnge is as good as a rest' any time, and for the modern Industrial worker it is rather belter. Kven when a man enmiges In severe mus cular work of a by kind, a frequent change in the movements he makes ami in bis own posture at work will put off fatimie. ' And men who do bard physical work know very well t hat a change of posture helps t put off fatigue even though the rest pauses be only momentary. Soldiers on long marches in the early stage of the great war found that they got more refreshment from a halt If t hey lay on their backs and ele vated their legs and slowly wiggled their toes. (M i:NTlOK AM) ANSWKUS, Thick MH. I hae big lips. is there sonio tbing to make them smaller? 1'lease tell me w h.it to use. ( V. 1M Answer. The lips may be made thirtier t.v :, plastic operation. Na in.illv tbii ; i-iw cannot be i'viv- t e. i'Mi- 1 " K' S"ine! 1 T;-r- a t bi't-tit. inf!:iitiii..ii!in of the mntoux citn.f in t h e low e r lip k cop it t b i k en ed . and this may be relieved by X-ray treatments, or in some cases by in ternal treatment with jodlne. (Vrtiflti! Milk. They Insist at the health center o naalth and nvalana. not to aHaaaaa dlaanoala or atamued. aelt add tm tad anvalona la annloiad. the Machine. where I take my baby that nil her mi'k should be boiled. 1 hey say en certified milk isn't sufe unless 1 is pronaoiy helli'i- to Klve cod liveri1" iiuu- ... i vim .-.-"-miun i-s. Is marketed would he n safe, when 1 hecauso the doi tors thero know host "'hat the nulk situation is in your town As important ns too cod liver oil, if you fee d the ba by mainly upon boiled or pasteurized milk is a daily dose of orange juice, or to mato juice, to guard against scurvy. Orange Juice or fresh or canned to mato juice (factory vacuum process canning, but not home canning) Is rich in the scurvy preventing vitn min which is diminishing or des troyed in milk when the milk is pas teurized or boiled. A few drops of orange juice or tomato juice, daily, with milk feeding or separately In a little water, is enough at first, nnd after a few weeks Increnso to two or throe teaspoonfuls dally. One in fl 10.000. We have set our hearts on having twins If possible nnd we should be grateful for any ndyico or inform ation you can offer us which may help us to realize this hope. (S. W.) Answer. The first time such a query has come to me. In more than R40.000 letters. On the contrary very ni uch on t h e con t rary yet I can only regret that there Is but ono bit of advice I can give you: Hope and pray. And If blessings should come to you in pairs, be sure to let us hear the glad tidings, for it ia cheerful indeed to be reminded now and then that some folks aro human yet. Russia KlcotM Premier. PKRL1N, March III. (By tiro As sociated Press) Dr. Hermann Hoe-pkor-Asehof f. democrat, today was elected premier of tho Prussian gov ern ment, succeeding Dr. Wilhelm Mil rx. SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST 1 Unless you sec the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you arc not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Colds lii;i Headache Toothache AiplrlaJt Um tr.J. nk of Bacr UtBofictur. at Utioo.cetK-tcItlc.trr of SaUcrcicid 9 m) m A jclrl emi't sliortcn th' time t' th' altnr hy t-titllu' out tli' t-nncs. Th' feller wlui coiilil have ImiukIU th' ground Ter SIO wImm-i 111 cmirlllouse sutiuls now )ui.s a vrmii'Min who couhl hnve tonight th' eoi-ner whei-e th ni hil' station sumils fcr s:t.il(lll. Poems That Live WHY, LOVELY. CHARMER? Why, lovely charmer, tell me why, So very kind, and yet so shy? Why does that cold, forbidding, air Givfl damps of sorrow nnd despair? Or why that Htnilo my soul subline, And kindle up my flamus anew? In vain you strive with all your art. By turns to fire and freeze my heart; When I behold a face so fair, . So sweet a look, so soft an air, My ravished soul is charmed all o'er, I cannot love thee less or more. Anonymous. Who's Who Nicholas I.oliKwortll A stnillKe cuitihinntion (if aristoc racy ami democracy Is Nicholas I.oiik worth. Horn with a polilon spoon In Born in Cincinnati in lSGlt, he was educated at Harvard und in Cincin nati law school, ndniitted to the bar in 1 KIM. and began bis political enreet four years later ns member of the Cin cinnati board of education. In 181t!t he went to the Ohio house of represen tatives, and two years later became ' " nicmher of the slate senate. Then In 1JMI3. he was elected to the house of representatives, of which he han been a member since, except for two years from .1913 to HHfi. ! This ono defeat can be blamed on the fact that he was a son-in-law of Theodore Roosevelt. In the cam paign of 11)12 Iongworth ran on the republican ticket. Taft, native Ohloan. was the regular O. O. P. nominee and ltoosevelt the progressive candidate, and tho present speaker lost the votes of Taft republicans because he was Teddy's son-in-law. and of the Roose velt followers because he was a reg ular republican. The marriage of Alice Roosevelt, "Princess Alice," nnd Mr. Long-worth was the event of the social season of 1906, taking place in the White House In tho presence of the diplomatic corps and as many of the "Four Hun dred" as could get in. Their first child, a girl, wa born recently. Long worth has been prominent in national politics since he first entered the house. In 1913- he became floor leader for the republicans In the house, and was tho natural choice for speaker when Mr. Glllctt advanced to tho senate. Possessed of a keen sense of humor with a willingness to joke about his shiny bald pato or to "fiddle for the gang," if someone brings out a violin, or. on formal occasions, to do the honors at an international affair where the ambassadors arrive In state with their plumed hats and beribbon ed shirt front, this many sided man from Ohio bus proved himself adapt able to any atmosphere. Llculcnant Wood Returns TA M PA, Kla.. M ar. 3 1 .Former Lieutenant Osborn Wood returned to American today "to try to win back the fortune" he said be bad lost "among the gambling resorts of Kurope." Neuralgia Neuritis Lumbago Rheumatism Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handy "Buyer" boc of 12 tablet. Also bott a. of 24 and lili,-lra;arits. JUNIOR CR(3SS WORD PUZZLE jo yi HOW TO SOLVE VV7A,K Tin. words start in tho numbered squares and run ellucr across or down. Only one letter is placed tn ench wlillo siiart'. If the proK'r words ait. found each combination will form words. The key to the puzzle the first wortl Is nrlvcii In the drawing. Itclow are keys to llit. outer words. ltiiiuiinir Across Word 1. In the picture. Word 4. Word 5. Word C. A small roadsido hotel. A kind of tree. Each and all. ' llitunhitr Down A fruit. -v. To refuse to take notice Word 1. Word . of. Word 3 A country of tho old' world. YESTKRUAV'S PCZZLB 4 VUU'KIIKII Lift Off-No Pain! Doesn't hurt one hit! Prop a little "Freezonp" on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient to removo every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between tlie toes, and the foot cuUubcs, without soreness or irritation. DYERS HATTERS CLEANERS FLEATERS Phone 244 23 N. Fir 8t. HOUSE CLEANING TIME Main- esses Made Oviu Furniture Upholstered 30-32 N. Grape. Phone 104 Wong Pon Chinese Medicine .';' .i r .-a I 2. ' FX: . For Trentmmt of Acute and Chronic Diseases of Men Hand Women. raii.-r M l'ip.,r trnt.l, Irfln.n..., li. yr. Mj.I.I-r ..) .:,,(, tib. fit., Ii.mi j, ria.li.rc. . .. I,m.,, trot.Mn. pr ;'"! P"'i"''"M. athni mi throat lrn..... -Lietimat.sm, amrnorrtioca. goitr., con.umtion. caurrh, pit, brdroccl.. ti oumin ' Olflc. Hour.: 8 A. M. lo 8 P. M. Crntult.tlon FrM .241 SouUl r S. Mtdlor Qr ' i Ii "s" 8! IT IT h t i hi a E.ni I51 $0 o o o