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e -o e o o o MTCDFOftT) matt; trtbttn'e; r PAGE STX MEBFORT), OT?TCf!0T, WEDNESDAY, .TUNE X 1025 Bedford mail tribune AN INDEPENDENT NRW8PAPEB PUBLISHED EVERY A FT tit NOON SXOIP1 k . SUNDAY. Br THE f ' MKDKOUi) PRINTING 00. ' Tba Medford Sunday Morning Sun la furnished otMcriUm duirlug the aeveu-day dlly mw Office: Mill Tribune Building, J617J6 North Fir street. Phone 76. A consolidation of the Democratic Time. Med ford Uall, the Uedtord Tribune, Uie Boutb trn Uregonlin, tne Aemaoa iTlDunt. EOREKT W. RUHL, Editor. & BUM ITER SMITH, Mtnagcr. Bv Mill In AdTancet Dally, with Hun.iay Sun, year $7.M t - Daily, with Similar Soil, month. 76 DallV. without Bun day Sun. rear 0.60 Dally, without Hundar Sun, .inouth .06 Weekly Mall Tribune, one year J. 00 Bunday Bun. one year 1.00 T CARRIER In Med ford, Aahland, Jackaoo rlllc, Central Point. Phoenix, Talent sod on Highway: Daily, with Sunday Run, month .76 '; Daily, without Sunday Sun, month Cti Dally, without Sunday Sun, one year... 7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, one year..... 8.60 All terou by carrier, eaah In advance. Entered aa - econd-elHae matter at Medford. Oregon, under act of March o, 187B. Official paper of the City ol Medford. Official paper of Jackson Ccuty. Sworn dally arerg rtmnatiotv tor ill vanthe ending April lot, 1021, 80A9, more thaD oouoie uio circulation oi mij oiner paper puu- naned or circulated id Jacaaon (juuniy. The only paper betwew. A Ibimj , Ore., and Ohlco, California!, a d lata nee of over 400 tllea, having; leaaed wire Associated Prei errlce. MEMI1ERH OK TUB BSfflOOIATW) The Associated Press is eicluaively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis patches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper, and also to the local news pub- nsnea nrmn. All rights of republication ot special dls patches herein are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur Perry. In the rural (Ufltrlctii, the well known milk-fed ThankHglvlnB turkey, Mint eutn Ki-tiHHhcipierH nll'Kummer, in fffttliiK blK enouith to bo run over by nutfilHtH, when the farmer 1ft not look ing. ' , iThero if) n HhortaKO of potntooH In Oregon; Our grand, glorinutt, nntl gumptlonleiwi commonwealth cloert not raise enough of the lowly npul to feed tHelf, a fact not Hot to inutile by HutmllnKer clubs, or printed In Cofc. boQHter bookletfi; Thla-lH due to the lnailnptnblllty of the ' soil. - Neither oun potutueti be' hoed with n flKhing Tiolii.-or" harveHtod with a double barrelled, HhotKUn, PRESIDENT C00LID0E GROS STRONGER, f" TiESIDENT COOLIDGK'S Memorial Day spepdi empliaHizcH I the fact that political issues, which once separated the Repnh lienn and Democratic parties are rapidly disappearing. Not so very long ago, the Democratic party was the party of state's rights and the Republican party was the party of federal centralization. But in his address lust Saturday, President Coolidge came out to assert their authority and vigorously resist the tendency to con strongly against federal centralization and urged the various states ceutrate the litw-muking and lew-enforcement power in the federal government at Washington. It was also only a few years ago that the Republican party was the party of imperialism and according to its opponents the party of extravagance, which imperialism involved. Hut today a Republican President is fighting the Democratic program of greater participation in foreign affairs and is leading a vigorous campaign for economy und retrenchment, at home. AVitli unerring political principles in which n majority of the . merit-nil people believe and today occupies even a stronger strate gic position than he did at the time of his election. , Unless there is a decided and unexpected change in the political situation, the only issues left for the Democrats three years hence will be the negative issues of anti-Republicanism, the slight crumbs of comfort always allowed the "Outs" for their struggle with the Ins." QUILL POINTS There hr'somethlng about the EVo lutlon theory (mhlch does not matter much, evert if the oft defeated Wll llinn JennlniTH Bryan Ih furnishing vlndpoWur fur tho hellubatoo.) that causes believers art (I unbelievers to twitch with hate- und palpitate with bigotry traits, regarded In certain circles nrt tho trademark of deep and abiding religious conviction. Already unger ho Ma forth In that portion -of the, population Riven to bragging of thoir Hplrltuullty; anent tho cuntro-' verfty. ' , Thla intolerance should bo capital. i:ud; and probably will' be, ore th'tr leaves begin to rail, for no one yet has failed to realize tho relativity, of a rumpus to a fat collection. - The origin of Man like, IiIh finish 1b a mystery1, no why got mad about It. Hut tho collections, they-ure tho- an Silted eontlngenoy of i ull. A human .never loses sight of the dollar, any more than a niohkoy lusen HlKht of the peanut. . DKMON STATIC ' ,r'V (Wlnkleinhn. Cnl.t N'mvs) .. Over-dovotlon to the rudlo la '.Raid to have been a-contributing cttUBO for the tuilclde of KuhhoII Baker, who tied n heavy Iron bar to his ni-ek and then jumped Intn ft deep pool. Ho Ih Kuld to have become a nervous wreck through ltsH of iiluep. At his work ho .talked inceHHuntly of tho radio and apparently forgot hln wlfo and three amall children. "In that her knee cap, or her uhouU dor blad o 1 hcv" OKkcd n lending citizen thin a. m., as n (InlHhevlkl tripped north on the Main Stem. , ' It now develop that tho O. Hill war on spoeilei-H, was a nector of the cruHtKlo for righteouHncHH, and the supremacy of the Nordics. I wash widows, mow lawns, do any thing, 50 cents an hour. Phone Vhlt House Cafe. Kd Kgan. (Ad Ued llluff News.) My Cloidi! FOHOH UKFOltK FAMIUKS (Oregon City Kutcrnrlso) n. J. Hlckcy and Jim Kolsom each huvo built double Kurugeu on their lots and will live In them while building their hoitHcs; , Dewey All has moved Into tho small building which will later be used oh a garage, und will livo In It while building n good homo on tho ucre bought of Cllcnn Me In tyre. Our Governor and Grand Lecturer Is getting ready to run for something. Ho stands convicted of outguessing the legislature '-no great mental strain, U Is said. All the fast thinking executlvo has to do now is to bawl occasionally upstate, and bewitch the Republican- parly of southern Orvgon Into debauching itself for a fish com missioner, to be a winner at the on coming polls. ?TTho raro days in June tho poets sing about to date huvo been raw. ' LADY looking for u ride to nnd from Portland before J'ie 12. Will puy for gasoline both ways. (Rose burg News-Iteview.)' A quicker, cheaper way would be to start valu ing. Chiiwlc (lancing will be taught male students of the inwilt iHImtih of hlgher Uu ruing. What they really need Ij? more graceful bucking of tho lino, and ohnrmfng interpretation a touch down. 1 : -q Ono ot these nights it radio an nouncer will recelvo u telegram from a tormented listener, reading:. Your program fine, and coming In rutttn. Philanthrophy : Giving it back. It isn't only in case of fire that the guests leave the hotel teantily clad. Ono explanation, of the divorce evil is the' fact that: girlg too readily say "yes." .The objection to repentance is that it stops about the time the headaclle does. CROSS-WOHD PUZZLE Sin PICNIC TIME Mother .filled a , big splint 1-3-5-K-12-J8. just full of good things for our 2-4-6-9-14-AI She 10- 16-22-26 there is nothing' so 13-1'J-23-29 as a regular picnic We usually take a 21-25-31 or a pan along to cook things in. Once we had a picnic, at a resort and there was a 10- 11- 12-13-14-15 rail way near by. We had that picnic last fall way off in 7-11-17 (October ab breviated). It was ' a fine picnic and we all said it was "7-H", but I like spring picnics best. There are 24-25 spring flowers in the fall. Once it rained when we were all ready to go on a picnic, so mother let us have one up in our 16-17-18-19-20. We have 26-27-28-29-30 windows up there. Aoawcr To bust Puzzle i 1-2-3-4 (bump), 12:15 (on). 17-21-24 (top), 6-6 (as), 18 23 lot), fc-13 (or), 1-5-8-13-1 0-20 (barrel), 2-6-9 (use), 10-14 (at). 20 21-22-23 U..aD, 15-16-17 (net), 8-9-10-11 (read), 4-7-11 (pod), 1819 (0. K.) Copyright, 11)25, by The International Sintluul n r 5 " 6 Ba.6 H7 ST 19 x p37 Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. 8ltrwd ltUra Mrttfnlna to Mnonai nMith .n. hvalan nat in ,iwu. ai.ann.i. tfMtmMlL will ba ui.w.rMl bv Dr. Brady Iff a ataaioad. ..If .Hi4Mri amiUn. I. -lui Lattara ahouW'ba briaf and wrlttan In In. Owln. to tha laroa numbar of lattara raoalvad. ofll) hii urn anawaraa n.ra. no rwyij oan.oa mae. t. .uanaa aoi aonrarraln. t. Inalruotloni Adaraa. Dr. Wlllran Brady, I- ;ara of thla nawapaiiaa. All Kinds or Disease. A politician's idea of co-operation on the part of the people is three rousing cheers. 'Fume: A headline in n newspaper; forty begging letters in the morning mail. - ' Cynicism: An. exploring fore finger questioning the veracity of a fresh-paint sign." "A After all. giving is a selfish biiHincsH. Wo woukin't give if it ditln't nfford us pleasure. . Travel nils nro so Hvell, written, as to give y,ou .all of the foreign nfmoH).ero cjccopt tho queer smells. - Pigeon holes: Places to park things that will make us wonder iiext month .why we saved them. ; y America government is stable. Tho country is too 'big for. all (sections to entertain tho same grievance. A womlerful lHnd! Feet that were on the first rung of the lad der' ten years ago are now. on the desk. I notice a certain number of readers write from time to time (and it makes me tearing mad), that you give people advice about all kinds of disease so I thought I would drop you a few lines (pages, In fact) and see what you think about my case. And then follows n har rowing recitation of nil kinds of pymp toms. And as I say, I am feeling: pretty mad and I just carelessly permit the automatic chucker to close the incident or else I toll 'em on the wholesale plan that my best advice to people who are "handled" like thnt is that thoy consult a physician. Then somebody olee gets mad! That's why I haven't been so-liberal with this advice lately. I found it was driving a considerable number of its recipients into; anony mity, nnd goodness knows the chucker is- worked to capacity without over loading it with such twaddle. ' i The one thinjf I oin glad to give ad vice about almost anything else but. Is a reader's individual case. That is a medical problem, to be submitted to tho Individual's own physician or to I tho corner con or the neighbors if the 'roader profers. 1 It does not come with j in my province and neither here nor (by correspondence do 1 ever offer inuuicm tiuviue. iutBuons wnicn come under- the head of "Health or Hy- flivo tho devil his due. Ananias was dead before any of the resort literature was written. ' , Bohemia1 A place where a platitude is an epigram after the third drink. If a man is known to be worthless, no employer will give him anything except a recommendation. Th is will be the four hundred and thirty-third unusually hot slimmer since Columbus came over. If yon know how many distant relatives a bridu has, yon know Low many pickle forks she will got. You enn estimate the progress of your case of swell-head by the growing number of people that seem impudent. RipplingRhijmQs' rax m r THE SQUARE PEG. WT WORK," said Job KersimpkinsTwius, "I work, but don 1 nerwetter! I do not like this job of mine I'm built for something better. You see mo here at dinky jobs, at brewing and at bakings, and I've an 'intellect that, throbs for mighty undertakings. One day you see me sawing wood, the next I'm hoeing pumpkins. I try out all tho jobs in sight, my spirit nothing daunting, but none of them appears just right, there's always something wanting. Men 'say I am not worth two bits, I'm lazy ami unwilling but when I find tho job that fits, you'll wee me make a killing." He teetered round from chore to chore, and when his years were fifty, he journeyed to the poor houso door, in raiment far from nifty. Whatever job he had to do ho viewed with scorn and loathing; ho wisllcd to join the lordly few who work in tailored clothing; he would be captain of tlft hosts, a man of Wfty station, so digging holes for cedar posts stirred up his indignation. He'd supervise a diamond mme, or gild a sot of lilies, but packing sill to shrieking swine gave him the welt known willies. "Aet well your part," the poet writes, and if your part be humble, still net it well, oh, weary wights, nnd do not beef or grumble. AVc all admire the geut who sings white doing jobs unpleasant, and if he's built for better things those thills will findim present. But fortune, doesn't often elioone the mail who hate his calling when her rewards she grandly strews ihe doesn't like h?s lyiwling. giene or "How to Keep Well," I am glad to answer to the best of my abil ity and with the aid of many experts nnd authorities available to me. Even medical questions which do not require a .consideration of the diagnosis which a doctor can make only by per sonal examination or of the reat mcnt which a doctor can intelligently 'advise, suggest or. prescribe only -when ho has ma do a personal diagnosis I am glad to answer whenever I think I can give an answer which is likely to do no harm and possibly some good. No squeamishness about .medical eth ics has. anything to do with this pol icy If I believed that a doctor could obtain a reasonably accurate under standing of tho diagnosis of an indiv ldual case through correspondence, I should not hesitate to advise suggest or' prescribe treatment for correspond ents whatever treatment I deemed necessary, whether medicinal or non medlclnal. In spite of much earnest effort to avoid the very thing- which tsese ob servnnt correspondents would hang on me, namely, the unwholesome and un- hcalthful sin of discussing "all, kinds of diseases," for a lay audience, now and then something slips in hero which I feel nshamed of. This depnrtment Is a health center for the distribution of goo dcheer, good health and good sense. "All kinds of diseases" are barred. But if you're interested iri any kind of health, I'll be glad to hear from you, as brief ly as possible, of course. 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I'll Ua tli' aio'iit umt iiiruivca me-m set o' Wllklir I'olllns Jest us I wui starlin' out In lire -nuld nuike Frunee imy. Poems That Live The lost clays of my Ufo until todny, ' What were they, could I see them on the street Lie iih they fell? Would they be ears of wheat . . Sown once for food but trodden Into clay? Of golden coins squandered and still to jmy? Or drops of blood dabbling the gulltw feet? Or such spilt water as in dreams must cheat The undying throats of Hell, athlrst ulwny J I do not see them here; but after death God knows I know the fncos I shall see, Each one a murdered self, with low last breath. "I am thyself, what hast thou done to me?" "And I and I thyself," (lo, each ono saith,) "And thou thyself to all eternity!" ; Dante C-ahriel RohpUI. Before you Build or Buy ' a Home- insist on Electrical Wiring lVpAanTATESf . ,.J R INSURANCE S First Insurance Agency S r. 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