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Ye Smudge Pot
By Artliar Perry.
Tho lndy who poisoned Iiit hus
band and four 'children, for their In
eurance mon", Ih rupidly developing
an ailment ill;. 1 sounds llko a Polish
town bombarded by the tlerinnus,
the Oreitt Fracas.
, There will be no change In the
pastorate here, but Rev. I'helps will
remain for tho coming yenr. (Sum
mit News, Corvallls tlazetle-Tlmos.)
They are saving the change for the
ncxl evangelist. ,
' In the cussing of tho Governor nnd
oraml lecturer, now underwny, no
mention In innde of hltf betrayal of
the Republican party of Oregon. At
tho tlmo tho CIOI"., was crazier than
goodlookinir murderess.
Tho no.tt time there is a lull In the
local crisis crop, a campalKn should
bo launched for the city mnnnger
form of government, with a redhot
efficiency engineer.
The barbaric 1'UthlcssnoHs of the
Administration economy, policy Is re
vealed again. Hundreds of children
frollced on ine Whit llouso luwn
Monday,, hut tho cool, cold, cautious,
callous Oil kept his nose to the gov
ernmental grindstone ho stuys at his
dosk there Is work to be done. Tht
nation would not huvo slipped into
bankruptcy, had the chief executive
warmed up a bit, stepped out on the
Brass, and kuvo a kid or two a friend
ly pat upon the noggin.
There Is not much chnnco for the
proposed Tammany Mall oricanizu
tlon in our grand, Klorlous, 'and
Kumptlonloss commonwealth. It Incks
mystery, nnd has no hating facilities;
It cuts no monkoyshlnes, and hangs
no sinners to save lust souls, and nil
members can bo Identified by Homo
thlliK besides their feet.
IMIOIH.KMS 11V CONDUCT
(Eugene (imird)
When you go to a party nnd
kiss some boys do you think you
should kiss them all whether
you want to or not? Hoping you
will rocognlzo this note.
L.INDY l.OU.
Tho Methodist choir met with Mrs.
P. W. Oxratn Tuesday evening and
nftor practice enjoyed refreshments
of California wnlnuts. (Kugene Reg
ister.) Another outbreak of Jnzz
ntanlu. Following the established custom,
tho Portland ball teum is winning tts
Kftmo a week, by strenuous effort.
Nolllo Heft quit dieting nnd
four pounds last week.
lost
TI1K TOW.V I.OAI'KK
(Lyons, Kas Slur)
Tho city clerk of Lyons not
only koeps books, but mends the
water mains, looks after tho light
plant, runs the water works,
cleans tho sewers, manages tho
theater nnd Is Janitor at tho city
hall. He's not only n clever
bookkeeper, but a steam-fitter,
carpenter, plumber, cement wor
ker, theatre manager. Janitor nnd
mechunlc, nil for $tio a month.
"WAN'TKD Woman to work for
hUHband'a board and room with some
pay, or woman to work. Phone
121(11,1.. (Coos Hay Times.) The
pay will he pin money for Daddy,
The smartest trick the well dressed
gal does Is to put n row of buttons.
K7 strong, down the bark of the
outer garment, from hem to neck,
nnd then hide the brilliant array In
the puckering folds of a ruffle.
Our hi band Mowed M In tho slate
content. What they needed was a
yell leader, with his shlrt-tnll out.
fore and uft.
Y. It Redhead, of Portland, was
arrested by Slate tiff leer Nichols
estenl
lay. when h was driving 40
miles per hot
way. (Sale in
the difference
on the Pio
Htatt-Miiiili.)
h nnaway.
lili:h
Whal'f It .cms to he tho rulo, iii hlk'h
powered ruin cfrcli-s, to catrh dry
enforcement offioeiH an noon ih they
start nmkinjf moig money than the
bootleggers.
Tho Utter luxea n.Q quite ar
tistic, but iiNpructU'iil ami oV&vlnp;.
A wUle-awiikg merohnnt ilumpetl his
waste baskut in the mail box Mon,
ALL IN ONE
HE DE.Pril of Klwood Hnynes, inventor of the "horseless-
carriage" brings intuQJiui'p
be crowded into n single Jifetime.
' When Mr. llajnes was born the motor car was unknown. When
lie invented his horischyis cari'i?'e, the motor car idea was accepted
as n joke and when it refused to be laughed down, a liorsc-lovinf;
world arose to declare it a nuisance and n menace.
At 40 years of line Mr. llaynes was constrained to observe that
the horseless carriage was taken seriously only in Europe, and he
feared the United States would never realize its opportunities.
At liis death what a transformation had taken pluee! According
to the last government report, there were 18,000,000 motor cars in
the world and 15,000,000 of these were made in the United States.
Only 25 years ago the total motor ear output in this country was
valued at $4,000,000. Today it is valued at $4,000,000,000. Twenty
ytars ago the United States was manufacturing 400 motor cars a
year. Now the shops in this country are turning out over half a
million cars a year.
In a life of less than three score and ten, Mr. llaynes was able
to observe this most sensatinal mechanical and commercial develop
ment in all history. And the mechanical and commercial develop
ment was as nothing compared with the social revolution which this
single, invention caused.
THE SALMON
TUB HANQt'KT of local sportsmen which will be given here
Thursday nitrht. has come to be an annual event anil n verv
important one. Not only has this
spring gathering of sportsmen, in the state, but it lias come to be
of genuine, importance to the commercial development of southern
Oregon. Toward the increase of our tourist crop notning is more
essential than the development and protection of fish and game.
Needless to say, the meeting Thursday night should be attended
not only by active sportsmen, but by a large and representative
ilflegntion of local business men.
QUILL
Still, people who
gof drunk
"liberty."
Of all thj words
that make
"Chiirge it to Dad."
A desirable neighborhood is a
darned higlu
It isn't recorded that any people, ever become great by scoffing
at religion.
Men become more active under
to survive it.
Increase in postal, rates muy
waste baskets.
Poise is what enables a young
while usking Dad for money.
"Ah," said Happiness; "here
I'm here; I'll camp with him."
Uncle Sam is n "dollar chaser." This is necessitated by the
tactics of those who borrowed the
Correct this sentence: "Why,
mother; "how did you keep your
The tractor is n good thing, but
in a field to wait for a spare part.
Fable: Once there was a woman who wasn't, indignant .when
a horu tooted to make her move faster.
If the rich must go to hell, it
collectors to givo them a touch of
Some day a tbeatro will get
wide, so that all seats will be on the
RipplingRhijiiiGs
KEEPING
T O NOT get excited if you're feeling sore; wrongs are sel
dom righted by the men who roar. Futile is the riot, use.
less is the din; men serene and quiet are the ones who win. Al
ways, all around us, demagogues are seen, nnd their roars as
tound ns, and their martial mien. We can hear them yammer
louder than the storm ; we can hear them clamor for some great
reform. Hut they clamor vainly, vainly do they shout; men who
labor sanely bring good things about. Voters who arc spurning
froth and empty sound keep the home fires burning, make the
wheels go round. Finn as polished granite, silent as the same,,
they have brought this planet quite a lasting fame. Men of
great endeavor, they accomplish things, and you see them talk
ing 'round in rings. Voters built to conquer gird their loins and
do. while the noisy honker tallfl till lie is blue. There are pikers
ranting over all the bind, spieling and descanting on theiroe
dreams grand. Kneh one has his ration and he'd guide our feet
to the jelds Klysian, close to Kasy street. Some there are who
follow, and at last they find that the dreams arc hollow anil
the dreamers blind. H is a weary walking to a pipe dreamy
clime il our guides are talking, talking all c time.- If wo ve
silent leaders, men of potent soul,het oh gentle reads, we
may reach the goal. Dark vtaVs are not lighted by the talker's
toil; do not get excited, mind the rules of lloyle.
tst
LIFETIME.
G
relief the inurvels that can today
BANQUET.
meeting grown to be the chief
POINTS
in . the old days didn't call it
girls glad, the pick are these.
place where the
rents are too
civilization; they must, in order
work hardships on manufacturers
.
man to keep on feeling superior
is n man too busy to notice that
dollar.
yon darling boy!" cried his
clothes so clean?"
you never saw a mule standing
may be ft kindlv service for. tax
it now.
rich by making sections one seat
nislu.
COOL.
CROSS-WORD
' , . THE
My 1-2 says one should always
3-4-5-6 the front door at night.
"There have been 1-4-7-9 rob
beries than ever of late I" said
Mother. "I don't see whv people
have to 2-5-8 so badly. 11-13 one
is safe at all!" .
"That's 18-20-24 nervousness,"
said Pa. "People are 18-19 well
protected as ever 22-27 least we
are"-
"11-121" exclaimed Mother, "Is
that 21-261 Didn't you know
21-22-23 Jones' store was robbed
only last night? Thev say. a
masked 15-16-17 came' in and
took a pile of 24-25-26-271"
13-14 said Pa, I had not heard
of that.
Well I am sure I'll use a key.
rather than take a chance. Mother
wrote LT for left turn to sopen
the lock and 7-8, for right turn to
fasten the lock of my door, so I
won't, lock myself up. I hope
dqors to all our . 10-12-14-15-19
nave sturdy locks.
Answer To
I-2;-6 P). 15-16-17 (ben),
lYll Ma)' W-31-32-33 (open), 9 -
80-37 (oa), 21-22-23-24 (mine), 18 - 19
(peep), 3-4-5 (too), 16-23-29-35-39
(Hades). 34-35-36-37 (keen).
Copyright, 13B5, Jji The
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M, D,
FITecl.H of.
Dr. Albert D. Kaiser, children's spe
cialist, Rochester, N. Y., haa studied
tho reasoim for and the effects from
the removal of the toiiHilH in about
tilth t thousand, school children His
opinions may be considered authorita
tive. I'rohably no
one cIho lias had
wider experience or
made a more care
ful study of this
question. Dr. 3vai
per's latest report
deals with the con
dition of 1200 child
ren examined three
years after the re
moval of the tonsils
or tonsils and nde
noids. ,This study
has nil the more
value because Dr. Kaiser has been
able to compare the condition observ
ed In the 11100 children whose tonsils
were removed three years n??o with tho
present condition of another group of
00 children, who three years airo.
hnd enlarged or diseased tonsils or
tonsils and adenoids and were recom
mended for operntlon, but were not
operated upon. Surely, such a chock
up with such a control must carry
Kreat weight with any sensible per
son who really wants to know the
value of the average tonsillectomy In
childhoood.
Of the 1200 children operated on,
'174 had been subject to frequent at
tacks of sore throat or tonsllitis up to
the time) of the operation, and In the
three yea r period since removal of
their tonsils only 120 of the children
had continued to have sore throat or
tonsllitis nttacks. Nearly half of tho
I'lflll ehllilrnn ,w .., ...1 nn 1 1 l.n
subject to frequent coryza or cri; in
tho throe years since the operation
146 of them continued to have nttacks
of so railed "head cold."
Of the children operated on. 3072
hnd enlnrged cervlcnl "glands" (lymph
nodes) commonly known na "ker
nels" in tho nock. In the three year
period since the operation the cervi
cal nodes hnve disappeared in 3K2
cases and remained in evidence in 720
enses. Since the operation 4S child
ren, who had never before had en
larged cervical nodes,, have developed
those "kernels." This would seem to
how that Infected tonsils and their
removal can have little Influence upon
enlnrged glands in the neck.
; Acute or chronic running ear was a
complaint In 136 of the 1200 children
operated on. nnd 43 of theso remained
unaffected by the operation. In
addition, in tho three years since op
eration 26 chllren not previously sub
ject to car troublewhave developed
running ears. Among the 1200 child
ren not operated on, 75 have had dis
charging enrs in the Inst three years.
Hefnro the operation H3 of the 1200
children. As Dr. Kaiser suggests, din-
operation only three cases of diphthe
ria nave occurred nmong the 1200
children. As Da. Kniser suggests, dis
eased tonsils afford fertile soil for the
diphtheria bncclllus.
A history of rheumatism. Joint nnlns
or "growing pains" was obtained in
12S of the 1200 children not operated
on. nnd in 139 of the 1200 children
opernted on. Of the group operated
on 116 hnd developed their joint
trouble since the operation. Evident
ly, then, tonsil removal is no panncea
for. snrnllcd "rheumatism." Hut the
operntlon has proved of distinct vnlue
in the prevention of heart disease.
which Is part nnd parcel of tho focal
inrectlon from the tonsils which is
known ns "rheumatism." Among the
1200 children opernted on. there were
44 cases of heart disease. 13 of which
have developed plnce th operntlon:
among the 1200 children not opernted
on there were 53 cases of heart dis
ease. Hut this evidence . is erehler
than It seems, for unmicstinnnhlv
mnny more of the children not oiier-
nted on will develop " heart dlsense
from their diseased tonsils In thfncxt
few years.
QI KSTIOXS AND .WKWKItS
a Solid Versus Flahhy
'll!it is the difference between a
mnn II w ho hns solid flesh ninl one
who has flal.l.y flesh? I wemht 17",
pounds, r, f,, 0r. inches tnU It is just
my stomh. I am fasting now. th
for spiritual blessing nnd for tempornl
blessings. I take only 'one good meal
a dny. If I don't reduce Is it because
It is only w:MkT In mi system?( M. I.
Wright.) CT
Anewer V. dl
Knott. The ninin
element of solid flesh is m
le. The
Alio elemene of'flnbft flch is wntfr.
""w Mini uuiiu iivsn mn Keep in
UZZtE STORY,
KEY
:
Last Puzzle ,
9-17-24 (one), 8-15-22-28-34 jchlck),
10 - 1M2 - 13 - 14 (orphan). 25-26 (Ed).
- 20 (eat), 27-28-29 (act), 11-18-25-31. .
(enter), 7-13-20 (sat). 12-19-2a-32 3tl
Intcrnaitonai Syndicate
Tonsillectomy
fair physical, condition by daily exer
cise. Persons with flabby flesh suffer
from excessive rest. Over eating of
carbohydrates (starches and sugars)
tends to keep too much water' in the
flesh. 'Water is tho easiest thing In
the world to eliminate, by exercise.
Kven though the exercise induces no
appreciably sweat, it will eliminate,
water.
Cradle Cap
Kacb of our four babies had cradle
cap. I found little benefit frotu reme
dies, until our doctor directed me to
wash the last baby's head with a pint
of water in which a tcaspoonful of
boric acid was dissolved. This proved
affective nnd she has had no trouble.
Whatever you do, don't comb or brush
the hair about cradle cap. (Mrs. B.
K. L.)
Time to II lea eh
Please tell me of something I can
get 01 have the druggist put up that
will be a good bleach for tan and .sun
burn on tho face, neck and arms,
(Mrs. J. T.)
Answer I know of nothing which
will do that, except time and avoid
ance of further exposure to tho sun.
Numerous cosmetics . and nostrums
purport to "bleach" the skin, but you
have to npply them with great cre
dulity to get any satisfaction. j
Poems That Live
Tho i)urriui.s.
wandered lonely ns a cloud
That floats on high o'er vales and
lillls,
W1?c" 1111 aJ once 1 saw a cl'owdi
A host of golden daffodils.
Beside the lake, henenth the trees.
Fluttering and dancing In the breeze.
Continuous ns the stars that shino
And twinkle on tho mllkv wav.
They stretched in never ending line
Along the margin of tho bay:
Ten thousand saw I at a glance.
Tossing their heads In sprightly dance,
Tho waves beside them danced, but
they
Outdid tho sprakllng waves In
glee:
A poet could not but be gay
In such a Jocund company!
I gazed and gazed but little thought
What wealth to me tho show had
brought.
For oft, when on my couch I He
In vacant or in pensive mood,
They flash upon that Inward eye
Which Is tho bliss of solitude:
And then my heart with pleasure fills.
And dnnces with tho daffodils.
Wordsworth
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i-yifjy I'Qi r..- '
Sent By His Own Doctor
"I mfferal dreadfully with Pila. for 10
6 Nr. until a gperation mmd1 mciwit,
ut nr pliyMclna requwted that I hnt .
irr Or. Chaa. J. Dau'a noraurfia treat
man!, and today 1 an wall ard baallhy."
If you, too, are suffering with
Piles or other Rectal or Colon
disorders, you must sooner or later stop
experimenting with your health," and
be cured as I have cured thousands of
cases, many of the most severe and of as
long standing as 40 years. Mynon-surgt-
cairrcatmentlstjUAKAN
TEED to cure your Piles, or
your fee will be refunded.
Saad today far my FREE.
uatralad book.
DEAN N il inr
TORttANO onlrts: Seattle omrrs-
OTRTOH
H0MEUKI
Our expert doctort aod turgron.
excellent tood, and quiet drroundinfi
bring you real health.
STftAT.SAM tfy&K9tU&
CriMSf
O I II . .
Th' only decently dressed ivomen
we have- loft are Ikimoa. When It
coined t' a ear or a home, wo pity tn"
home.
Who's Who
JOHN F. 8TKVE.NS
The most - exclusive nnd eoveted
engineering honor that can lie be
stowed, tho John Fritz Gold Mednl
has Just been awarded to John F.
Stevens, world fn-
m o u s American
railway, engineer
Among tho 20
holdera of the me
dal are numbered
Lord Kelvin, Geo.
"WeHtlnghouae, At
exander Graham
Bell, Thomas Edi
son, Orville WriKht,
Georffe Washlnir-.
ton Goethals and
Gugllelmo Marconi.
Stevens was born
in -Gardiner, Me.,
nenrlv 70 vearH a;o.
Jowl ?. Stevens He was city enKl-
neer of Minneapolis when only 21
years or , ae. He became general
manager of the Great Northern rail
way under James J. Hill and later
vice president in charge of opera
tions of the Rock Island.
He was engineer of the , Panama
Canal from 3S05 to 1907 nnd was
chairman of tho commission of rail
way experts. sent to Itussia in 1017.
When the Soviets stepped in and
halted that work he became presi
dent of the irfter-allied railway
board in Manchuria.
Jackson, County Banks
' Make Good Showing
Medford and Jack.snn county people
nre pro.ml of the banks and the, fine
way ,in which they are managod.
. The statements made a tho close of
business April 6th, a number of which
were printed In this paper the past
few days, show the banks are gaining
in deposits, and total resources, which
Is another indication of the progress
and development of the whole county,
The First National bank at the close
of business on April 7th, showed total
rerourres of over two millions of dol
lars, which is the first bank in Med
ford or this county, to ever reach tills
amount.
Avoids Operation
In Serious Case
Of Kidney Trouble
"For the past three years I had
serious thoughts of an operation,
due to n serious caso of kidney nnd
prostatic trouble. In talking to
friend regarding thin trouble he aug
gested I try Alvita, assuring me if it
did mo no good It would surely do me
no harm, as it was purely vegetable
compound. I used to suffer great
pain, getting up four or five times
each night, and I want to tell you
am entirely relieved after taking one
month's treatment ' of Alvita. Do
you know it hns even helped my
appetite." (Signed) R. G.. FHAZER
AlVita tablets are ' scientifically
prepared from the wonderful alfalfa
plant, -which through its long root,
absorbs the vital elements lime
Iron and phosphates neceHsary to
health and vigor. Alvita has proved
especially beneficial In overcoming
kidney, bladder and prostnte trouble.
No matter what you have tried, trj
this remedy of Nature now. A dol
Inr buys a box at any drug store.
Always in stock at Owl and Sun
Stores. Heath's Drug Store. Mail
orders accepted. Adv.
DYER
HATTERS
CLEANERS
PLEATERJJ
Phone 244
23 N. Fir fit.
wmmr
, or Jaxcu travel
Wktri iW HmM Mmu mHcn$ Iks vimtm
AAer the journey you Ion tor t p!ac
o. quiet and rest 1T.e Hotd Manx
wtu end wcroonio the vuitor. A
(.Uce rou mn call real HOME. Ajt
uAhMfker of untnuaJ dwrm and
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CROSS WORD
PUZZLE y
I riXTWv
'llOW TO SOI.VK Pirii.LF.
The words slurt In Ihe llumlierril
Minorca and run cither , ncross or
down. . Only mo letter In placed tn
each while square If the piuiM'r
wijils are f;iind i-ncli combination
or'Icttcrs in tho white saiiiirco will
form Hinds. Tin! key to the puzzle
the first word is given in tliu
drawing. 1st low are kcH to the
other words. ji
Iliiillilng Across. .
Word 1. In the picture.
Word 4. To refuse tu take notice
of.
Word 0. A physician.
IluniUng DoAvn.
Word 1. What the small boy in
the picturo does with the blockR.
Word 2. To get possession of.
To acquire.
Word 3.' A lance.
Word 5. Opposite of the word
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TESTERWAT'S Pl'ZZUH
ANSWERED
THROUGH AGES
Centuries ago sturdy Norse
men realized the benefits of
health-building cod-liver oil.
b uimmmi
brings to you the same vital
nourishment that enabled
these mighty men of old?-1
exemplify strength.
Scott ft Holme, nlorMvflnld. N. J.
Wong'Pon
Chinese
Medicine
mm
3Mi
For Treatment of
Acute and Chronic
Diseases of Hen
and Women.
..iTa!11 tamn Infirmta, Wd-
wy, bladder and stomach troiibes, fit.
Hernia, rupture, colds, temols troubles, par
Jlys a fever, .pneumonia, aatUma and throat
nouiiles . rheumatism, amenorrhoea, goitre,
ronsumption, catarrh, piles, hydrocele, al-
Olfloe Hour,! B A. M. to 8 P. M.
,., ,. Consultation Fa
241 South Front St Medford. Or..
You can rely on our
statement We manu
facture only from the
purest of products and
achieve a wholesome,
delicious cream for
your delection.
Ask for
Nutritious Ice Cream
Jackson County
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