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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
Somebody will get shot yet, nmln
talnlng the nlluvlul deposits of one
site for a school house, Ih germane to
the geological formation of the other.
The dull thud of barrel stave
against a parlor rug is heard In tho
residential districts.
OK A LASS ABOl'T 40
, (Row burg NrwH-ltevlew)
A COWBOY from Montana, 3G,
would like to write to Oregon
girls. 1 prefer maidens about 30.
Address Victor Graham, 1854 Pfi
' elfic Ave., Bantu Claru, Cal,
The old fashioned miner, with a
spoonful of gold In u liver pill botllo,
is buck In the diggings.
A horse and buggy went down the
Main Stem this morning., The driver
had a hoof dangling over tho edge of
tho Beat.
' SAN QUKNTlN, Calif. (By the
Associated Press.) Three1 nice mur
ders nnd a fourth stubbing uffray are
the outcome of the latest flare-up of
a rued between Mexican and other
convicts at tho tit at o prison. (Linker
Democrat.) What do you mean
nice?
A postofflce pen either squirts Ink
llko a ifrape fruit does juice, or makes
truckti like a ten-penny nail.
TAX ISSI H KIttllTKI)
;'. (Cons Buy Times)
Ilo went after art, science,
music, Uteruture, husbands, wives
war, pacifism; socialism, flup
. pars, juzzt automobiles, politics,
morality, France, educutlon,
curds, dancing, unsanitary con
ditions of the home-brew Indus
try, thirty-two societies working
for. the repeal of tho Eighteenth
Amondment, modernists In relig
ion, evolutionists and Christian
Science.
Also, could you tell me how to koep
leather-seated chairs from sticking
when you sit in them? In tho sum
mer they stick so badly that some of
them, look like tho leather has been
pulled off. Mrs. E. 8. T. (Portland
Telegram.) As long as tho occupant
escapes disrobing, and the attondant
embarrassment, don't worry.
What the country needs. Is a Carrot
In-The-Houp Week,
A rope was about the man's neck
nnd a piece of the same rope hung
from a small tree directly over him,
showing that it had broken after the
man threw his weight on it (Oregon
City Enterprise.) Sounds plausible.
Humdinger, tolling for tho civic good,
Balked at bringing In the wood.
H Had no time to mow tho lawn,
Lest new notions fail to spawn.
Now he has the slow consumption,
Duo to rash display of gumption.
For his wife ho turned tho wringer;
Now he Is tho club's best singer.
.IiEAHKI COllNSKL AGAIN
(Chi co, Cnl., Knterpiisc)
By tho assertion that there is
no direct evidence that tho victim
In tho Bennett murder enso Is
(tend, effort is made to prove that
the attorney for tho defeiiHO at
least is nltve.
HOKl'M
Another woman whoso ngo lies
close to one hundred yours .has been
interviewed. She says praying and
not worrying Is the secret of old age.
She also recommends work.
This reminds us that heredity has
much to do with the question, and
after that there is the element of luck
In having been trained how to eat,
sleep, cxcrclso and so on.
In the old days there were many
advertisements of whisky, nnd usually
whenever a picture of a Christian was
run, with temperance as his receipt
for old age, the whisky companies
would run some old rum demon's
photo, with his testimonial that he
had been a drinking man for 70
years..
Tho same applies to tobacco, tea.
coffee and many other hablls that are
supposed to affect human longevity.
We have about come to the conclu
sion that the undertakers will con
tinue to thrive In spite of any and all
theories that tuny be advanced nl
that one person will die young, an
other at middle age, nnd others will
hang on until old Tutankhamen will
SlV0 to loolc to his laurels.- (San
J,ulfl Obispo, Cal., Tritine,)
HERE AND THERE.
TN THE excitement of a ilitfh
X Medford' should not overlook
tion the day following the school
the voters will be called upon to
Siskiyou Heights adjoining the city, should be taken into the city,
and the same question will be voted upon hy the residents of the dis
trict affected. This is an important question, and according to sup
porters of the movement, will benefit the city by enlarging its tax
able area and benefit the outside property owners by increasing the
value and salability of their holdings.
The difficulty of constructive achievement in international con
ferences is shown by the reactions to the United States proposal
that the exportation of poison gases be prohibited.. The larger na
tions, equipped to do their own manufacturing, do not need impor
tations, while the smaller nations, in case of war, would be put at a
great disadvantage by such a provision. How to accommodate these
differences, inherient in the situation provides one of those com
plicated and knotty problems which render marked progress through
international conferences, next to impossible.
The present situation in Oregon
onstrates the need of increasing
popular action on measures duly
people. Under the present arrangemeut. any interested minority.
and minorities are invariably interested can hold up legislation by
initiating a referendum even, though the people of the state as a
whole are in favor of such legislation. A provision restricting a
popular veto on legislation, to changes backed by unquestioned pub
lic demand, would go far toward
abuses of too much direct political
QUILL
"I appeal to your intelligence"
n little soft soap on you."
Perhnps the easiest way to acquire a dominating personality is
to be bom feminine.
Still, man's inhumanity to man
inhumanity to woman.
Well, a man has a right to call
how large sun spots are.
It must seem a dull political discussion in. the Balkans !f the
bomb fails to explode.
'( :
A woman who has four kids and the housework doesn't worry
about her husband's understanding her.
Tho great are quickly forgotten, and the only remaining trace
of Wales' visit is an occasional blue shirt. 1
Middle age may be defined as
a pam doesn't indicate anything in
Correct tins sentence: "lie
'but everybody continues to treat
Who's Who
Itep. William 10. Hull
Appreciating the fact that the com-.
mercial development of South America
is directly relnted to the road condi
tions there the International Good
Hoads Association is to hold Its con
ference, drawing representatives from
practically every nation. In Buenos
Aires late this year.
A year ago a delegation of civic
leaders from South America came to
the IT. fi. for tho purpose of inspect
ing roads, road-hutlding methods nnd
general road problems here with a
view toward starting a road expansion
program. Tho selection of Buenoa
Aires for the convention was a direct
result of this visit.
('resident Coolidge has named Rep.
William K. Hull of cporia. 111., as the
offlclnl representative of the United
States at the conference.
Hull has been a champion of hard
roads for IB years Hind is given much
RipplingRhijmos
ENDURANCE
it TIM TKAZLiE is a dreary scout ; into my house he drops, and
talks for long, long' hours about the weather and the
crops. I strive to leadi him from his thomo to ono of higher
class; I'd talk, of ears propelled by steam, of cars that burn
up gas; I'd talk about the bench and bar, about the traffic
cops, but Teazle won't be led afar from weather and the crops.
1 fain would talk of books-and art, of music's strong appeal,
I'd tell romances of the mart, the epic, tale of steel; I'd talk
about tlic nation's debt, of statesmen spinning tops, but' Tim re
fuses to forget the weather and' the crops. WIich I havo chat
tered till my throat 8 so sore I have to quit, I hear him saying,
"Hoth the oats and wheat are badly hit. That hot wind, fol
lowed by a freeze has ruined all the hay, the bales aro souring
on the trees, the corn is dead and gray." And so he struggles
bravely on until the midnight ncars, while I stipprvss the an
guished yawn, and wipe away my tears. And, when he takes his
hat and cane, as though to go away, "Don't hurry thus, a
while remain, the evening's young," I say. Politeness makes
its stern demands on every gent at times, and every gent eon-
led stands of livs mid kindred crimes. har better lie a
bit.
thinks lie, "than make
bosom's owner be a ernpsaiid weiither bore." So I reiii-k to
poor old Tim, ''He sure to come again; your discourse, sprung
with force and vim, buoys up 'ie souls of men."
School controversy, the people of
the fact that there is another elec
election. On Saturday, May Kith,
decide whether or not a section 4f
regarding the referendum dem
the signatures required to secure
passed by representatives of the
correcting one of the obvious
action.
POINTS
usually incnnrs: "Now I'll try
v
doesn't compare with woman's
his bold area a "spot.'
Think
that period when you realize that
particular.
lost his money," said, tho gossip,
him with respect."
of the credit for obtaining S160.000,
600 In bond issues for road Improve
ment work in his state.
He 1 sa member of the board of di
re c tor h of the Illinois Highway Im
provement association.
Ho was born In Lewlston, Pulton
county, Illinois, Jan. 13, 18G6. He
cut short his college career at Lewis
ton and Illinois college to begin work
as a government gauger. Later ho en
tered the hotel business and now is
president of a large chemical com
pnny.
His first public office was that of
postmaster at 'Peoria. Ho was elected
to congress for tho first time two years
ago.
Tobacco Firm Fails
NEW YORK, May 8. Tho Amer
ican - Sumatra Tobacco company, a
$17,000,000 concern, was declared to
be Insolvent in a petition In bank
ruptcy filed against the company in
federnl court today by three creditor
concerns. Tho tobacco firm was
placed In equity receivership Thurs
day. CONTEST.
some bosom sore, although that
JTJKIOX
CROSS WORD
PUZZUt
HOW TO SOM E PV'MIAC.
Tlio woi-tlH start in the numbered
squares mid run either across
clown, Only ono Idler in placed In
each white square. If tho proM'i-
words uro found' du ll combination of
letter.- In tJio white Mimres will form
words. Tlio key lo the puzzle (lie
first worn Is elven In the drawing.
Below aro keys to the other words.
. RUNNING ACROSS
"Word 1.' Tho low lying land In the
picture.
Word 5. First person singular In
dicative of the verb be.
Word 6. To accomplish or perform,
the world. Abbreviated.
Word 9. A low singing voice.
Word 7.
Word 10.
Word 11.
The greatest country In
The first man.
An exclamation or sound
of mirth.
Word 12.
Word 14.
Word 15.
Sound of pain.
Direction toward.
In the sewing basket.
RUNNING DOWN ,
Word 1. What we all long for In
the summer. -Word
2. Same as word 5 running
across.
Word 3. Man's name. Abbre
viated.
Word 4. America's most picturesque
valley.
Word 7.
Word 8.
A western state..
What all children like
to buy.
Word 1
3. ITs.
Word 14
First name of a popular
governor of an eastern stute.
YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE
.ANSWERED
Poems That Live
, What Might Have Been.
So many . things there might have
been.
Had our dear child not died.
We count them up and call them
o'er,
We weigh tho less against tho more
The joy she never knew or shared.
The bitter woes forever spared,
Tho dangers turned aside.
Heaven's full security, and then
I'erplexed we sigh, all might have
been.
We might have seen her sweet
cheeks glow'
'. With love's own happy bloom,
Her eyes with maiden gladness full.
Finding the whole world beautiful:
Wre might have seen the Joy onco
fail.
The dear face sadden and grow palo,
rne smiles fade Into gloom,
Love's sun grow dim and sink again.
Either of thesu it might have been.
W6 might have seen her with the
Of wifehood on her head
A queen of home's fair sovereien-
tles.
With little children at her knoos;
Or, broken-hearted nnd nlnn
Bereft nnd widowed of her own,
Mourning beside her dead.
This thing, or that, beyond our ken.
II might havo been It miehr hnvn
been.
Thero Is no need of question how.
No doubts or risks or fears
Safo folded In the eternal care,
O ro wn fa I re r each da v and m ore
fair.
With radiance In tho clear vounc
eyes , .
Which In cool depths of Paradise
JiOOk without strnin of tears.
Rending the Lord's intent, and then
Smiling to think what might have
oeen.
We too will smile. O dearest child!
Our dulL souls mav not know
The deeper things hidden from mor
tal sense.
Which feed thy heavenly confidence
On this one sure thoncht can we
rest .
That Cod Ima chosen for the the
brst ,
r rip (t were not no:
tie iali.M thee ivu k lo heaven again
Because He knew what might have
been.
Susan Coolidge.
3 lliis tn lg
'I feci like I'd Jest' confessed," said
La fo Bud, this ntornln," as ltu bright
ened up an' hustled off t' work. ' I
don't know wliat'H meant by a bumiicr
crop unless it's th' great number o'
dead pedestrians.
COMMUNICATIONS
Fears Hoods at P. & E. Site.
To the Editor:
Eleven years' residence in an irri
gation district, instilled in mo a mighty
respect for the power of water.
I have seen a tiny stream start from
a sage rat's burrowing inthe big lat
eral, und grow in a few minutes into
a raging torrent that swept ditch bank
and roadway into the spillway.
I have seen exhausted men work
without rest for twenty-four hours
snndbagging the dam at the intake to
save the valley from ruinous inun
dation. Last winter we all saw pretty little
Bear creek transformed into an ugly
stream, and If Emigrant dam had not
held, a wnll of wnter many feet high
would have roared over tho P. & E.
site.
But," said an engineer, "dams
don't break these dayB."
Henry Ford's dam, the best that
money and engineers could conatruct,
broke less than a month ngo.
Vale, In our own state, was almost
washed away last winter when the
Bully Creek dam broke.
Thompson, Seattle's city engineer,
said the two million dollar City Water
dam at Cedar river would not brealt.
But it did, and washed one town off
the map.
Tiffany, one of Spokane's big en
gineers will carry a bad facial scar
to his grave, because he guessed
wrong and didn't jump far enough.
Ihose who are childless, or not in
ter-sted In children, may feel that a
school site is a matter of small con
sequence, and in event of guessing
wrong,, they can always express re
gret and send flowers.
But surely all voting mothers will
protest against housing their children
in the path of a possible disaster.
They woujd rather bo safe than sor
ry, even though both regrets and flow
ers be available.
MBS. EDO A RALLEN MOORE.
Medford, May 8.
An Answer to Bgrt Anderson
To the Editor: The barren lands of
KanSas might do for sheep raising,
but we are not In Kansas, neither aro
the people of Medford sheep..
Medford wants a high school site
where wo can grow fine trees and
lawns, the proper setting tor a beau
tiful high school building, and play
ground for our young people. Not a
manufacturing- site surrounded' by
woodyards and smoke stacks, and
where you have to blast holes to plant
trees, make lawns by hauling real soil
from east of Bear creek.
Sounds to us like some folks have
real estate in that barren section they
wish to dispose of.
We think it quite fitting that some
of our public buildings' should be
where they can be seen from the
Pacific and Crater Lake highways so
that tourists can see we have such
buildings In Medford.
Regarding flood possibilities, engi
neers have said if the irrigation dam
should break, the creek would rise
very little, as the laterals would carry
off tho surplus before It reached Med
ford In fact it would do West Med
ford more damage on account of lack
of drainage. We well remember a
few years ago when a shower washed
out 1500 feet of railroad track and
blocked traffic on the west side.
Cost of Sites
Four acres on Holly street were
purchased for $5000, $2000 is owed on
that and eight additional acres to cost
$33,000 more, five properties to be
condemned, perhaps going to law, and
time wasted, our bondage only $185,
000, site costing $35,000, leaving only
$15,000 for the building.
The P. & E. site will cost $25,000,
with 10 acres, near enough to the old
high school which could be used until
tho new high school could be fin
ished. Vote for the P. & E. site and
eliminate danger of children drown
ing In Holly Hi basement.
MRS. WM. MILLER,
May Rth. Taylor St.
sssvi tfSKi
minute by Mf- .T'J: fl UM M
briskly stir- ltt fifliP-e' Hlft
powder in Jfj? SAU
hot or cold M IfWuf- flf ;i
For all members of he family, ailing or well. Serve at meals,
between meals, or upon retiring. A nourishing, easily assimilated
Focft-Drink, quickly relieves faintnys or hunger day or night.
CROSS-WORD PUZZLK STORY;
DRESSMAKING o
Very soon it will
be 1-2-3 weather
again and we 4-5-6-7-8
want to be kept
sewing when it is so
warm, so let us get
all our sewing 2-6-10-15
with now
while the weather is
cooll'
Get your thimble
and 4-9-13-17-20-24-29
and thread, too !
Let me 27-32-34
what you have to
sew. I see you
have already 29-30-31-32-33
your in
itials on your
clothes. "8-12," for
Rose Tucker. In
19-23-28-33 I think
that is a very eood
idea. I marked all my, clothes with indelible ink. They say you
cannot 24-25-26-27-28 it. -. ., .. .. '
21-25-30 you sure brother, 18-19, is not about, 1-5 is such an
awful 3-7-11-16-18. Yesterday he put Fido right into my 20-21-22
and Fido put his dirty 22-23;31 upon my shoulder I Edward said
Fido was begging tor something good to 10-11-12,. but I think F.d
ward was just trying to vex me. He 13-14-15-16 greatly in making
Fido behave so badly.
Answer To Last Puzzle
14-16-14-21 (ma ma), 33-34 (my), 10-17-18 (she), 7-11 (It), -4-9-16-23
(dish), 1-2-6-10-18-25 (tureen). 3-4-5-6 (odor), 17-24-32-38-41 (hurry),
30-31 (so), 23-24-25-26-27-28. (liunBer), 27-33 (Km), 111213 (teu) 39-4S
(l8)i 8-1S-22-30 (fats), 36-37-38 (nor). 19-20 (of). 28-34-40 (rye), 20-29-3E
(for), 21-22 (at), 31-36 (on), 13-19 (no). 41-42-43 (yes).
Copyright. I'J?5. bv The InternutUmnl Syndicate
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D
8lgrwd Uttsrt pertaining to prvonal health and hygiene, not to dlieaae dlagnoila: or
treatment, will bo answered by Dr. Brady If a ttamped, celf addvseied envelope le enoloeed.
Letter ehould be brief and written In Ink. Owing to the laro number of lettere received, only
few oan bo answered here. No reoly oan be made to guerlee not conforming to Initruotlone,
Addreea Or. William Brady, lr ;are of thli nowepapaf.
Bevnrt?
A somewhat overzoalous
internal
revenue agent in a district wnere il
licit drug traffic is a scandal, made
the mistake of
pinching a repu
table physician who
had permitted a pa
tient to carry home
some m o r p h I n to
take in divided
doses over Sunday,
Instead of giving
tho whole quantity
in one big dose in
his office as our
wise federal rule
insists, but the poll-
' "V tlcian who judges
such cases brought some discretion
to apply' and promptly dismissed the
charge and gave the physician a for
mal certificate showing that there
had been no unprofessional conduct.
A reader of this column cut a for
mula out of tho paper and had a
druggistpreparo it. The foriesula was
for1 eye" drops and consisted of 1.0
grains of boric acid, one grain of
zinc sulphate- and one ounce1 of dis
tilled water, a drop or two to be
put In the eyes once or twice a day
for a few weeks to relieve the red
ness and irritation of simple chronic
conjunctivitis or lid inflammation.
The druggist pasted a label on the
vial which indicated that the stuff
was poisonous and the reader was
afraid to use it. That same drug
gist keeps' on his shelves and sells
to any dupe who cares to buy noKum,
at least1 one nostrum which' con
tains' boric acid' and zinc sulphate,
but ho never deems a poison label
necessary when : he can wheedle , the
unwise into paying the fancy price
for the mystery in the nostrum.
Most of the real poisons, sold In
discriminately carry no poison- label.
On the contrary the unsophisticated
purchaser Is usually assured by the
manufacturer of the poisonous nos
trum that it is perfectly harmless,
and too often tho unprincipled agent
adds his own personal assurance in
order to effect a sale. I have
worked hard, as most physicians
have, to save tho life of the victim
of this particular line of legitimate
trade, when the "perfectly harmless"
dope happened to contain more
opium or other poison than a feeble
person could stand.
Speaking of the free and easy dis
tribution of poisons, here Is a start
ling instance. Minnie McMahon, a
factory Inspector for the New York
labor department, tells in the indus
trial Hygiene Bulletin how "new
health hazards are substituted for
old." The silvering of mirrors was
formerly done with mercury amal
gam, but today it is generally done
with silver nitrate. The . workers
constantly exposed to silver nitrate
may develop argyrla, a peculiar slate
blue discoloration of the skin which
is impossible to remove; But the
striking feature is the method com
monly used by the workers - to re
move the black stains which silver
nitrate leaves on the hands. It seems
that a jar of sodium cyanide is
generally kept on the1 wash room
ahelf and workers nonchalantly reach
in and1 take a lump of the deadly
poison to rnb on their hands. So-
Safe Milk
and Diet
j For Infants, Invalid,', the Aged;
- Nuning Mother,, Children, etc
&A -r, jm-Ji-VNK.f
Poison.
dium cyanide is a soluble salt of
hydrocyanic acid, commonly known
as prussic acid, and people gener
ally assume that such a lethal -poison
is not readily obtainable. If a work
er using this method, of removing
silver nitrate stains happened to
leave a wee bit of tho cyanide on
his hands and happened to place
his finger in his mouth, a fine little
case for' tho coroner might readily
occur.
Beware tho poison label its pres
ence or absence is largely subject to
whim.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
AH Milk, No Water.
Is It detrimental to the health of
a grown person to drink cows' milk
and no water? H, H. T.
Answer If one drinks as much as
three quarts of cows' milk dally he
will get enough water, at least
enough for the requirements: of. a
resting person. - .
Eat All But tlio Core.
f In a reply to a query you said that
eating baked apple Is a healthful
habit, especially , if one eats tho
skin with the apple. From this I
infer that tho skin of the apple has
some special virtue. Will you kindly
tell me what It Is. D." J; J.
Answer The skin furnishes a .
wholesomo roughage to stimulate
digestion and the peristalsis of waves
of propulsive motion in the intes
tine. The mineral salts lie in or
close under the skin and are largely
lost if the apple peel is discarded.
The vitamins likewise lie close under
the skin.
Icft Handed.
Will a left handed person taught
to write with his right hand be less
efficient than he would be if he used
his left hand? I am the southpaw
concerned. A high school graduate,
and I was informed recently that I .
am greatly handicapped by my con
dition and that It diminishes mental
capacity and lqwers capacity to con
centrate. L. J.
Answer About 4 per cent of all
children are naturally left handed
and it Is wiser to teach them to use
the left hand for fine work, whether
the right hand is to be trained or
not. In tho naturally left handed
child the length of tho v "ulna plus"
(from the tip of elbow to knuckle
of little finger) is grenter on the left
Half baked pedagogues are usually
prejudiced against left hnnd train
ing, but they should be firmly sup
pressed if they attempt to interfere
with the child's uso of the left hand
in school. There is no good reason
why one should not use the left hand
for writing or other fine work if
one prefers. I do not know, but I
am of the opinion that forced change
to right handedness from a natu
rally left handed condition docs tend
to lower the individual's general ef
ficiency. Decayed Baby Tooth.
Throe year old daughter lios ab
scesses on the gums above three
front teeth. Ono dentist tells me to.
leave them alone; another tells lirte
the teeth should be extracted at
once. W. L.
Answer If tho dentist cannot save
the tooth with a temporary filling,
it should be - extracted.
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Overland touring car,
Oakland touring car. !
Overland sjdan.
Dodge touring.
All cars, guaranteed; prices right.
You will save money by driving to
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