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tnt Oiegonlao, th AnliJimd Triuii. '
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8. HUM PTHH SMITH. Hutitr.
W Ub!1 In Atlvanrt:
pallj. widj Sunday Run, yw $7.60
Dully, wttli Sunday Hun. nnjntb 76
Pii?. without Sunitay Sun, yfr 0.60
flfttlr. witliuut Sunday Bun, muntb ... .06
Wklj Mull Tribune, out jwr S OU
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v n A lttni.lt In Hertford. AhIiIhthI. Jackson
' 1ll. Central Point, I'tioenii, Talunl ud on
HiKhwtoa:
VUj. with Siuida Sun, inontb I .76
1j)It. without Sunday Sim, month
Daily, without Suitdny Hun, oiw cnr... 7.60
' PHy, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.41
pit Urm by currirr, caah in advance.
t EnUrrd aa aecond-clana matter at lied ford.
Oitfon, under act of March 8, 1879.
I'll only pper between AlDun) , Ore., and
Vtiico, t'iioniia, a uifciHwe hi ot i"v
$U. huvlng leu led wire Associated Prea
wnncs.
MRynCltH OF TIIR Afm7ATTtl 11IES3.
Tiit Aaww-luted l'rewii in en lusivrly entitled
a (be uae ror repiimication or an newa am-
Etrhrt credited to it or not otherwlne credited
thii ppcr, and alto to the local newa pub
(.rd b-re in
' All fighta of republication of tpeclal die
gad-firl borein are alao reserved.
The whereabouts of n female
named Sally, is the leading locul vocal
aoicrn, and more pleasing to the
(uir than the late anthem relative to
the alleged shortage of bananas.
' Try ft ho would, the tonsorlal nrtlsl
cnUld not tear off tho Hhlrt button
thfl laundry failed to got.
"Tho ex-Ornnd Dragon of the
Rallu of Indlunn." charged with the
murder of a girl, hnH the cutest nlibl,
towlt: "My word la luw In Indiana."
J lout from tho sun will last 15
trillion yearn, according to science.
U will be about long enough.
It begins to look like the 2nd hnse
map of the Portland hull team, did
not belong to the rlKht church, and
wai not worlfing In harmony with the
state gome commission.
, I'D STAKV K FIHST
' (SF. Hiillelln)
WANT K I) A womau to dom
ohstralo my facial re venation
TrocNs: one with poor complex
i Ion and many wrlnkloH. Must he
, willing to have one-half treated
- hnd the other half left as now to
MhoW benefit of my proceHH. tluod
Tho Jun mllltiu-y encamp'M'"' 1
a wur-llko move, nnd will nullify nil
the flood accomplltdted by HliiKlnK. "1
tiUn'l UuIhu My Uoy to Ho n Holdler."
A poor but honest rain foil tilth
mofhlng, and Ik now oHtlmnled to be
Worth $l,36n.909.0J. It wan OHHf Hflod
nt 80 cents by ex pert h.
FOU" BALK (lung plow, John
Deere corn planter and Airedale pup,
till In good running order. W. Nail.
(Chlco, Otil., JCntorprtRe.) That's nice.
" Ite left his 1K5 model eight
cyllndor car purring, while paying his
19'il tuxea, (
' TlilH ftprlng's pant legs will be next
wltitei-'s overcoat.
TJITC OVKltSTl FFKI StF, AI
THE VNIi:itSTlFFKO WA1.I.FT
- (IVndlHon Kant Oivgonlan)
Donr Annie Laurie:
i ' I have known a young mnn for
v ' 'ftlni out a your and nm engaged
lb marry him. Hut lately hia
love
hnve alreiuty luiutthl our fnrnl
,4tiire untl have cvt'i-ylhiiiK rcndy
for-. our wt'ddhiK d".v. And It
nums nd tliouKh hi dot'tm't euro
1 ff6r me tin he tlld ln-fore we were
. otlftllKtKl.
i I'loiVBe tell me wleilior to
rharry hint or wait a vhlle
Oilier. ,MA1IY ANN.
Tltqre 1h some ronipluint RardtnK
the flutter ahundanco of rata In the
neighborhood and a visit from the
I'led IMper would lo appreciated.
Hnlem Capltal-Jomnal.) Since the
Htutb Haa lnnpectorn of been, ami niil
on . flro hyiirantM. let us hh-Ivo for a
lint 'CutchlnK CommlMHittu,
. t&TIZBNS UIKiKl) TO Cl.I'.AN-ri'
- (lldllne Marslitield News.) Anil.
wn0h back of your eats without bein
told twicvl
$k OeorRla judpe has ruled that a
tytiflband han tho leBal rtuht to apunk
Hh''wlro. Tho apankro does no at his
own rick.
" "rOH BKNT"
Ilk blinded eyea the Hhadeless witi
" flow. Mood,
Knch toiipluK each, their Hills the
beetltitK brows
Of 'tlge drawn low In dull bewilder-
niont
That there were those who rated life
' fin Kood !
Tim doora In close-lliiiied silence
. . barred the KUcst
FlAtn off the threshold, hiding that
which lay
Across the floor of every empty room:
The shl'ltou of the lives of .-it I il.iv
llirtll, Life ami IHnlli h.nl plu.wd
their dramo. then
Passed on till like an empi.v broken
hell
The house .e.iod tenant:tai and sor
rowlnit:, A-werylni? for days esat once had
, been.
Close to the silent bell there hung a
.. sign, O
A hiocklnlr. cruel tatint to vanished
roar:
"For Rent" It BhrleUj d to ey cnW
ual e.v: . '2
Fnr rent deat iTukwV'i, prayor,
. hoe aim tears! 0 9"
; Ye Smudge Pot
Tiy Arthur Terry.
iw- 1 1 11 1
LEXINGTON
THE ITjCHIi nmiivcrsiiiy of the battle of Lexington unci Confiord
is l)eing ccltbnttod in Mussiii'liusetls today.
In a liijrli-powrTcd iiiitoinoliile. fu'iienil i'i iVliiii(i and Viec-I'ivsi-tlent
Dawes will ride over tile route fnllnwcd by J'anl Revere, and
William Dawes an ancestor of the vice-president, as they warned
tiie minute men of the approach of the British troops.
In the century and a half that has none that route with its stone
walls, and isolated farm houses, has changed very little in its physi
cal aspects. .Many of the houses, painstakingly restored, still re
main, and if the spirits of the revolutionary forefathers by any
chance returned today, one suspects they felt surprisincly at home,
tor this section of New Knjdand in a material sense, remains very
much the same.
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Hut beneath the surface an amazing change has taken place. At
one of the strategic points of that memorable route, one will un
doubtedly find a fruit and soft-drink stand presided over by rosy
el. eeked son of Southern Italy, while a stone's throw from the rude
bridge that arched. the flood lies a flourishing truck garden, tire
lessly cultivated by the familiar I'ortugce, Sicilee or Greek.
In short, the ancestors of that historic battle have been careful
to preserve the material relics of that glorious period, but they have
not been eipially careful to preserve the spirit and the flesh. Ac
cording to census statistics, the old revolutionary stock has practi
cally disappeared from this scene of the battle of Lexington and
Concord, and .Massachusetts is now under the domination of what is
comparatively speaking, an alien race.
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Moreover, this situation will become steadily worse if the pres
ent respective birth rates are maintained, for. while the size of the
old New England families are steadily decreasing, the foreign fami
lies arc increasing amazingly, until the time is not far distant, when
the old stock will entirely disappear.
No one race lias n monopoly of the virtues. Lint this does not
alter the fact that this country particularly needs the perpetuation
of that hardy Anglo Saxon breed which with "their flag to April
breeze unfurled, fired the shot heard round tho world."
The embattled farmers left a heritage which Americans properly
celebrate today, but that heritage will eventually be lost, unless the
lesson modern New Kngland teaches todav is learned.
QUILL
Some fool drivers arc killed,
A war isn't oyer until people
fu alibi.
A good mot her is ono who feels
about something.
y At times we suspect that the reason ancestors get bragged on
is because thev are safely dead.
It must irk Senators to see the world getting along all right
when they ore not in session.
One reason why there are. few
men seldom ask for if M000 jobs.
Prize-winning poems and stories
levelopniont is that of judging.
Women drivers demand only
thy are slow about deciding which
Correct this sentence: "I've known her for years," said, tho
woman, "and I've never heard her criticize anvbodv."
RipplingRhijraGs
wait
THE RED
TO THE l'LACE where help is wanted, to the scene of death
and woe, eool, efficient and undaunted, tlo the Rod Cross
workers go. Now there comes the wild tornado, blight nnd ruin
in its breath, casting on fair towns a shadow that is fraught
with dole and death. Scarcely has the storm departed tlmn
the lied Cross help is there; men and women noble-hearted, calm
amid the black despair. Calm amid the scenes that sicken,
every problem they surmount, never dazed or panic stricken,
making every motion count. Are the wailing people driven in
the cold and starless night, from their homes and firesides riven
by the flood's increasing might?- They are weeping they are
quaking, by the waters grim and gray, but they'll see. when
dawn is breaking, Hod Cross workers on the way. Tireless
workers will be stealing through the shadows to their aid, men
and women bent on healing, and whose hearts are unafraid.
There is famine, there is fever, there is pestilence at hand;
Azniel, the grisly weaver, fashions grave clothes, strand by
strand. And the Red Cross hosts
to give, bringing solace to the dying nnd new hopes to those
who live. There are armies formed for killing, drilled to pile
the corpses hiuh ; but this army is unwilling that one sufferer
should die.
MARCELLING
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Hnt'k nt worKT niinin. Don't fortri't to pot n pootl marcel.
11:1 K. Mn in St., ni'xt iloor to llpath's IVus; .Storo. Phone f44.
RtTTH JPlKEL
AND CONCORD.
POINTS
but seldom by a blow on tho head.
with loose morals stop using it as
neglectful if she isn't worrying
great statesmen is beeauso $50,000
indicate that one ni"t in need of
half of the road. Rut sometimes
half.
Mason
CROSS.
come flying succor and relief
CROSS-WORD '
''-,V CHEER-UP!
"If you will 1-2 very quiet," said brother 2-6, "I will show yon a
1-5-11-15 sitting on its 22-26-30-37!" ,
"Yes, in 4-10-14-19 we will be very quiet if you will show 34-40
to us!" cried his little sister 23-27-31.
"The bird has a very 20-21-22-23 home way up in the tree tops.
"4-5-6 she has an 28-32-38 in her nest?" asked Eva.
"Yes, 3-8-13 had one over a half dozen, which is 25-26-27-28-291"
was brother 14-15-16 reply.
The father bird sits on the top 17-20 the tree. The limb that
12-13 sat on was all weighed down it was 30-31-32-33-34-35-36,
so it almost tipped him off I -.-
"7-8-9-10-1 1-up!" sang the little birds. "Spring is coming and
44-45 must be happy and gay!"
"Call brother, 7-12-18-21-25, so he can see the birds, tool" said
Edward. "I will 24-29-33-39-42-45 their attention bv throwing some
crumbs on the ground I Tell him to hurry, 17-13 they might fly
away I" urged Ed.
Afterwards we swung on the garden 3S-39-40-41 and tried to
catch butterflies with Chris'' butterfly 35-41-43.
. . .. Answer To Last Puzzle
1-2-3-4-5 (Bosy), fj-7-8 (are), 9-10-11 (ear), 1-6-12-16 (barn), 23-24-2S-26
(milk), 19-25-52 (all), 21-27 (ot). 27-28-29-30 (feed). 24 31 (if). 3-8-13-18
(seat), 1017-18 (not), 31-32-33 (fly), 13-14-15 (ass), 5-915 (yea). 17-22-29
tone). 20-26-33 (sky), 2-7 (or), 19 20 (as).
Copirighl. 1!)IS. bu The InternatUnal Syndicate
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Slflnad lettara partainins to paraonal naatth and hy plena, not to allteua dlojnoali or
lrotmitt, will b anawarad by Or. Brady If a itampad, aalf add retted anvalopa la anolotad.
LatUra should ba brief and wrltton In Ink. Owing to tha largo number ol lettara reoolvod, only
taw oan bo anawercd hera. No raoly nan ba made to aiuerla not oonformlnf to Inotruotlona
Add reei Dr. William Brpdy, In ea.ro of thle newa pa par.
I'ltiaviulct Ray
Tho niodlrnl chief1 in an institution
whore ultraviolet HK"t or ray in used
ih tho treatment' ofvariouH forms of
tubeivulo.siH purchased some discard
ed nrc hi n't pa whieh n Htieet liKluitiK
company plndly sold
him tit " a dollar r
lamp, and found
that these Kave the
desired ultraviolet
liKht In the most
satisfactory form
for use In the treat
ment of patients.
The same Institution
had do luxe editions
of ull the modern ap
paratus for Kivinff
ultraviolet light
treatment, hut the
medical chief considered tho dollar nrc
lamps superior to uny of the fancy
outfits.
To moot the demand for windows
which will admit the ultraviolet rays
of sunlight (ordinary glass does not
permit the ultraviolet rays to pass
thru( certain firms now put out fused
quartz panes 5 by 8 Inches, one-eighth
inch thick nt a price of about $35 a
pane. Quartz permits ultraviolet rays
to pass through. Front 25 to 40 panes
of this fused quartz make a window
larpe enough tt he ot iup, and such
windows are ihhv being installed in
hospitals. '
Ultraviolet ray must he clearly dis
tinguished from the so-called "violet
ray" machines sold to gullible folk
who like to monkey with mysterious
cure nils. The name of this Intter toy
is merely an appeal to half knowledge
or crdulity. Violet light has no more
remedinl action thnn blue or red or
yellow light has, hut it is amusing to
the children.
I'ltra A-iolet ray Is invisible: it has
no color.
Thin mica permits the ultraviolet
rays to pans thru. Thin celluloid per
mits pnrt of the ultraviolet light to
pass through. Quartz crystal permits
most of the ultraviolet light to pa-ss
throigh. Itut the greatest potency of
the ultraviolet ray is obtained from
direct sunlight without any interven
ing filter or screen. The sun is the
source of alt ultraviol-1 ray energy.
Tho carbon nrc lump Is rich in ultra
violet rays. The mercury vapor lamp
(Invented by Arotis but patented by
Cooper Hewitt) is rich In ultraviolet
rays, but the piass in the vacuum tube
filters out all of the ultraviolet rays,
so that it has no effect on the skin,
though it be valuable for illumination,
t lentous successfully fused quartz and
the manufacture of quartz vacuum
tubes became possible. The mercury
vapor quart:1: lamp is now widely em
ployed for-ultraviolet ray treatment.
I'ltraviolot lu:ht seems to have tho
power to prevent rickets In young nni-
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OP
Doors, Windows aad Sash, Screens,
Window and Door Frames,
Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds
)ur Constant Aim Is to Keep Our Quality and
Frica Absolutely Right.
Do Not Order rom Out-of-Town Concerns Before
getting Us Figure on Yoftr Bill.
TROWBRIDGE? CABINET WORKS
Mcdfoie . 0 A Modern Mill Oregon
PUZZLE STORY
CHEER-UP! Vr '
mnls and children, even when the
feeding is nt faund. It is one of the
most potent cures for rickets. Babies
and ohler children should bo given
niore sunlight, and on the naked skin,
then they are generally permitted to
enjoy. An Infant unaccustomed to ex
posure of the skin to sunlight should
not he unreasonably exposed, but the
exposure should be made by very grad-
l ual and easy stages, only a few min
utes and perhaps only part of the
(body uncovered the first day, and a
few more minutes each succeeding
(day. About half the amount of ex
, posure mother herself - would find
comfortable, is a good rule,
j The ultraviolet light Is tho part of
the solar spectrum that tans the skin.
F'atlonts in hospitals where ultravio
let light treatment is used become ma
hogany brown after months of it.
Their skin becomes remarkably fine
and soft in texture at the same time.
Ql'KSTIONS AM) ANSWERS
Very Bud Training;
How can you put a baby to steep 16
months old if he won't go to sleep any
other way than by rocking and walk
ing tho floor with him and twists and
twrns of the arms and don't drop off
until two or three hours. He tires the
mother out terribly,, but if she lies
down he cries so hard and will not go
to sleep. . . (S. R.)
Answer The baby has been badly
trained from the beginning. The only
thing to do now is tv prepare the baby
properly for bed, by , feeding, bathing,
putting on his nighty, and tucking him
in his bed in a darkened room alone.
Have to let him cry It out for about
three nights. After that he will say
to himself. "What's the use I can't
we in to work the old dodge any
more?" Then he will fall asleep, and
if mother and the relations and the
neighbors fdo not insist on reviving the
old habits, the baby will give no more
trouble. No doubt the baby doesn't
get a square deal in the way of bath
ing and proper dress, and very likely
his food is wrong, too.
Cancer Is Not Communicable
I am unable to reach our family
physician Just now. Will y6u kindly
tell me whether there is danger in us
ing Clothes, which formerly belonged
to a person who died of cancer. Not
those used about the sickbed, ot
course, which were not kept. Should
clothes be fumigated ? How is the
best ji-ay to do it? (D. C. M.)
Answer Cancer cannot be commu
nicated. Ordinary washing and Iron
ing oW clothing which the cancer pa
tient used perfectly safe for any one
ehe. This applies to bed clothes as
well as personal garments.
Ijcmvti
Is It harmful to take the juice of a
lemon without water every morning
before breakfast? Also will It even
tually reduce flesh? I M. K. '
Answer No. the lemon Is whole
rome if you like it. The notion that
lemon red uvea flesh Is nonsense.
mi shop j
fa
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f ,...1.1.. tl... npntLteil
bank
hanillt fotlny for nllowlll' Ills InRilin t
run Htiue ius (nr vuas imi..
now know what a consit'sjinian thinks
Ito's worlli, even If we don't uirroe
with him.
Poems That Live
To tho rrlngetl ticnUan.
Thou blossom bright with autumn
dew,
And colored with the heaven's own
blue, ' :
That openest, when the quiet light '
Succeeds the keen and frosty night.
Thou eomest not when violets lean
O'er wandering brooks and springs un
seen, Or columbines, in purple dressed,
Xod o'er the ground-bird's hidden
nest.
Thou waltest late, and coms't alone.
When woods are bare and birds ure
flown, -
And frosts and shortening days por
tend The aged year is near his end.
Then doth thy sweet and quiet eye
Look through its fringes to the sky,
lllue blue as if that sky lot fall
A flower from its cerulean wall.
I would that thus, when I shall see
Tho hour of death draw near to me,
Hope, blossoming within my heart,
May look to heaven as I depart.
William Cullt-'ii Ilryant.
Who's Who
Jtidgo Wallace MrCmnnt.
Tho recent action .of Senator Stan
field of-Oregon in presenting to Pros!
dent C6olidge the . recommendation
that Judge "Wallace McCamant .of
Portland, Oregon, be made federal
judge invthe nhith
district, recalls the
fact that Judge Mc
Camant played
'lending part in tho
election of Cool-
Idgo to the vice
presidency.
It was McCam
nnt who upset the
plans of the lead
era at tho republi
can national con
vention in Chicago
five years ago by
WAUfOCWW IntT'the m
as vice presidential timber.
The Judgo has played a leading port
In republiran politics in his state and
the west for many years. Ho was
deleuate to the republican state con
ventions as far back at 1892. In 1896
he was named delegate to the na
tional convention. Ho served again In
is uu and then In 1920.
lie has served as master In chan
eery in the U. S. court for the district
of Oregon and as Justice of tho state
supreme court.
He was born In Hollldaysburg, Pa.,
Sept. 22. 1 SB7.
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HATTERS
CLEANERS
PLEATERS
Phone 244
23 N. Fir 81
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INSURANCE
First Insurance .
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phono 105 30 North Central
Medford, Ore.
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Chinese
Medicine
For Treatment of
A onto and Chronic
Diseases of Men
and Women.
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CROSS WORD
PUZZLE
HOW TO SOLVE rvzzi.E
Tho word stall in the numbt-rcd
rquarcs anil rim cither across or
down. Only ono letter is placed In
cju'h white square. If tho proiicr
words ure found each eomhlimtoln
of letters In the white wiiuires will
form words. The key to the puzzle
the firt word Ls Riven In the
drawing. Hclow ' nro keys to tho
other words.
ltuunin Across.
Word 1. A large bird of prey. In'
the picture. : .
Word 4. Arms and logs.'
Word 6. Public park where ani
mals are kept in captivity.
Word 7. The money nnd goods
settled on a bride when she mnrries.
Word S. A fay. sprite or elf.
1 Itn nidus: Down.
Word 2. A soul Invest ern state.
Word o. One , who works hard or
labors.
Word 5. To - cut down with a
scythe or machine.
TESTUmiAY'S VVZZW
ANswEitrcn
Watch Your Frail,
Puny Child Grow
Siong-Take on Weight '
In Just a few days quicker than
you ever dreamt of these wonder
ful flesh making tablets called Mc
Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tab
lets will start to help any weak, 'thin,
under-nourished little one.
After sickness 'and where rickets
are suspected . they arc especially
valuable. Xo need to give them any
more nasty Cod I.lver Oil these tab
lets are made to1 take tho place ot
that good but evil smelling, stom
ach ' upsetting medicine and they
surely do it. They do put on flesh.
Ask Heath's Drug Store, West Side
Pharmacy. Medford Pharmacy or
any druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver
Oil Compound Tablets as easy to
take as candy and not at all expen
sive CO tnblets 60 cents. .,
Be sure and get McCoy's, the orig
inal and genuine nnd give the child
a chance for 50 days. If you aren't .
delighted with results Just get 'your
money back. Adv.
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I We'll put yours bnck(
E in commission in quick
I order we repair all
I types and carry a full
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