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Entered ae eecond-claaa matter at Medford.
Oregon, under act of March 8, 1870.
WEMBKHS OF THE aMopiattb PltEHS.
The Associated Preaa la eicluaivrly entitled
to the ue for republication of all oewa dii
patches credited Co It or not otlierwlae credited
. In Una paper, and alio to the local uewi i-iib
uinen nerein.
All righU of republication of apedal dl
Pr.chr herein arc alno n-fiervfd.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthtir Perry.
Music 1h fnvorod by thn National
Munic coiivenlion In m.'K.sinn nt I'ort
lit ml, h "a crltno piovonlntlve," with
out KlviiiK crime any credit uh u munle
pri'Viiitiiiivo.
No fluuht tho Kentucky eonjrroHH
inun, urroHtod for being ilrunk, made
n few Hin'cclu'H in tho IhhI cumpulKn
for stricter enCurcpment of the Vol
stead Act, and reduction of tuxes.
Now that tho jaywalkers have boon
Blapied, tho jnyridorn ballot' Htart
looking out for each other.
Komeo Hopper Iihh been going to a
doctor with a wore toe, and to date
Iuih escaped an operation for appen
dicitis
THIS I'M SI AI, II.N
- (Itukrr, Ore., Drmnmit)
A murrliiKO I teen He wiih donletl
y cat onlay to John Snowball if
tho IrotiHide section when ho
Nought a license to wed Jennie
'ruin.. County Clerk Combs re
fused tho license because one of
tho party had only been divorced
threo months when tho law ro
inircH tho elapso of six months
before tho second marriage cero
inony can bo performed.
And tho little lady thoimht all the
time "Tho Thundering WerU" wuh
plcturo about tho radio.
If Man did not spring from a nion
key, he Kprnng frnm u whale, and
turned out to be a poor fish.
In spito of motor busses using state
highways for rlght-of-wayH, tho lOspeo
has always kept lis depot looking like
a lmb alio.
Thero sliould be u contest to hoc
which noil tho fastest ho teak oh or
impure magazines.
(YrrKii, Oil., .lournat)
Sunday afternotin, while tlio
hasoball game was go I UK on, two
young 'men endeavored to steal
tho rear end out of a Ford which
was at iho wrecking whop, ltay
Morris was asleep inside and
when they turned the body of tho
car over to get the parts wanted,
ho nwoko and eaught them. They
tmid they did not have any money
so he let them gt. This shown
how bold tho robbers are gelling
to bo around various parla of the
country.
New tribes are Joining tho Itiffs. In
tho war iiguhiKl l-'ranco. Thoy arc
tho Raffs. .
Tho genera) public, and prospective
candidates for office, aro prohibited
from walking across tho track in
front of the grandstand Sunday, while
tho uuto races aro in pro gross.
. II Is stated by friends lhat he is
being urged lo enter tho race upon a
program of sound business Judgment,
based upon educational needs and
problems of the city. Instead of tho
division of Insurance policies, which
carry a profit to those socking them.
(Hnlem Statesman.) The battle for
educational efficiency rages upstate,
and may the best looking Insurance
agent win.
Somebody blundered and failed to
advertise for tioo cars to park on ie
Main Stem.
The 11 -year old boy evangelist who
last year advised grown-ups in spirit
ual matters, has some keen com peti
tion. Our Governor and Cirauil lec
turer appointed n 17-yoar old boy a
Prohibition enforcement officer f
Klamath county. The lad's father Is
a Republican warhorsc. '
A CAI.IKOIIMA THICK
("Time" Muuiir.im)
"Thirty years ago. the annual take
of Hhnd In the states of Oem-gin to
Now Vork was over &u,tun,0UU pounds
per tinnuiu.
"Hut. from overfishing, the catch
tins decreased steadily until during
tho piiHt few years, it had nveraKiul
Iohs than 1 3,000, ihmi iiuuikIm per an
num. Thoy Hell for about 51.75 per
finh. Towns and vlllajfeH which for
merly thrived upon them are Krnwtni;
poorer and poorer by the loss of live
lihood. "Tho Federal Bureau t.f KisherleK
tranHpiantB young Mhad into Caliror
nia,' where' there whh never a shml
before. I'llrier the careful protctn.a
of thi California I-MhIi ci'Iiiiih.Imi!.
they tiii-lved until, tliln year. CiliL.t
nla will ship Bbout 2.000.i)oo i,., inula
on Ice 3000 nillea Into the Atlantic
Bcnbonrd staten. where they are sol
emnly Bold nil Iho ureal nm rnro ,i.
ItcncloH of the Atlantic wnlei!),"
WELCOME TO THE
rf0 THE officers 11 ml men of
-I- jteople of Med ford mid Southern Oregon extend a heurty un
eiitlitisinstie welcome.
The status of the Nlitioiml fiiiitrd was triuisformetl by the Great
War. Not only did the National
their worth as fighting men, hut
i:n integral part of the combat forces of the United States.
The encampment which starts
portance to Mcdford and the
country. If there should be another war in the near future, these
officers ami men at Camp Jackson
defense, and would bear the brunt
Realizing this the people of lledford have no illusions regarding
the seriousness of the work outlined for tho next two weeks. The
members of the National Guard have not been ealled here for a
holiday, and a good time; they
ing and for rigorous inslriict'ftin
fare.
This means strict discipline and hard work. Realizing, how
ever, that all work and no play not only makes dull boys, but poor
soldiers, the people of Medford
power to provide as much amusement and wholesome pleasure, as
the encampment schedule allows.
An extensive program of dinners, dances, and motor trips has
been arranged, and the entire community is anxious at this time,
to assure each member of the
him as an honored guest, at each
Medford is anxious to make
ever held in this state, both from the standpoint of work accom
plished and from the standpoint of hospitality, comfort and pleasure
enjoyed. ,
So with a cordial welcome once
herewith presented, and our visiting
selves entirely and completely at
QUILL
Jt isn't that marriage makes
are easily caught.
The fortunate thing about most
tions, is that they arc lost.
The era of universay flying
do it but once.
The objection to easy
oiiig
slow about going.
Speculators: Gentlemen who
lean the farmer's pockets.
Americanism: Wondering why
lit in another pitcher.
The soft balloon tire is an improvement; now if only the drivers'
heads weren't so hard.
It is getting to where any community can
y making n fool of itself.
an;
Wait
THE OLD
MB-
Hp II K VIU.AdK where 1 dwell, the Punktowii I adore!
suits me passing well, I boost it evermore. Men meet me
by the pound, and say while shaking hands, "why don't you move
around, and see some other lands? Why don't you move across
the justly famous seas, and buy a Chinese joss, and walk the
li'oinan leas?" Oh, now and then I pant for scenes that are re
mote, and mutter to my aunt, "Let's take our Lizzie boat, and
journey off in style, in our best duds and gowns, leave Punk
town for a while, and see some other towns." And so we jog
away, our faces all a-grin, and at the close of day we put up
at; an inn. It doesn't make a hit. this inn with endless stairs;
tho armchairs do not fit, like good old l'unUtown chairs. The
beds are large ant! deep, with ornaments galore, but when I am
asleep they dump me on the floor. Xo doubt tho bill of fare
with good things is replete, but I find nothing there that I'd be
gbid to eat. At home they always know the sort of grub I like,
and bring roast buffalo, baked mnckrel or pike. And when I
walk the street. of some strange, unknown town, I do not see
or meet Smith, Kobinsoii or ltrown. Hut strangers scoot along,
they scamper east and west, there is no dance and song to cheer
the lonesome guest. And so I call my aunt, and say, "Oh, let
ns romp and swiftly gallivant to l'liiiktown-by-the-Swmnp. For
there we feel at home, just as our forbears did, and if again I
roam, I vow I'll eat mv lid."
r f f rt
Schilling is the only coffee
rooster who Produces only
oac quality and
..one amA. a
ntypne can
to. out quinine nrortures the
kJStrCOffce wW7-because it's j
? best forth hr '
ter;
VV-. '
T C YOU don't think h't the best coffee, your money back instantly at my store.
11 The umc Jpuruu 00 Schilling Tei, Baking owder, Spice wd Extrtco
MEPFXmP MATT! JXftTBNTM gffiffl, 9bmD
NATIONAL GUARD.
the Orefton Xutionul GtiariJ the
Guard units in Kurope, prove
since the war they have been made
today is, therefore, not only of im
state of Oregon, but to the entire
would be Oregon's first line of
of the initial fighting.
have been called for intensive train.
in the intricacies of modern war
are eager to do everything in their
National Guard, that they regard
and every ono of these occasions
this one of the best encampments
more, the keys of the city arc
guests are urged to make them
home.
POINTS
men meek, but Unit the meek ones
of the features of lost civiliza
offers hope. The fool driver won't
callers is that they are so darned
match coins to see which one will
thunder the manager doesn't
i
;cl national publicity
Mason.
STAND. .
It
Afiri
sells it in vacuum
t itHi
produce caeap
CROSS WORD PUZZLE STORY,
PUSH THE BUTON :, .
Push the button and on goes
the electric 1-2-4-8-8 and every
thing, is nice and 7-9-12-16-21-25
so we can see.
Grandma said 2-3 her day one
11-12-13 candles to get light. But
that was long 15-16-17. They had
3-5 regular bathrooms cither then
and used the washtubs for ljJ-l'J-20-21-22,
Saturday nights!
'' Let us 13-17-22-26 up a coin to
sce'who is lo 4-5 to bed first. 19-23
we have no coin we can use this
medal on'my watch 10-14-18. Ma,
you go first 1 go 11-15-20-24-27.
I'll see (hat James 23-24-25-26 the
alarm clocks right as we must rise
early tomorrow.
Answer To' Last Puzzle
12 (my). 4-7-10 13-21 28 (bluclcd). 23-24-25 (row), I
(on). 13 6 itnel), 171S1U 20-21 22 (knives). 1B-2I (nil.
(It). 14-15-10 (lei), 19 27 (In)
(80), 18-2G (no). 28 2 (tlo).
Ciifiiriffiu, Wt'i. by The
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
' Slintd tottara MrtfJnlM to BAfaonail
trMtmsnt. will b anawarad bv Dr. Brady If
LatUra thould"b brief and written In Ink. Owlno to tha liroa number of letUrt raoalvad. only
few ean bo anawarad haro. No raolv nan bo
Adatroaa Or. William Brady, lr sin of thiol now
I lie CutnuocuH Excretion. "
That the skin has more than ono sunnress nil sweating nor do T denv
function we are reminded when wot
lose a- piece of it. The time is now
ripe to emu roihii
fuels ubout that
function of the!
.kln which seems
nio.st thoroly mis
understood by the
laity, most of
whom are haay a:
to what, If any
thing is excreted
e 1 i m lnated or H
given off from the
skin In health nnd in sickness. The
appeals of short cut healers to pros
pects bristle with absurd notions
based on misinformation., and the
sad part of it Is that the badly edu
cated prospect cannot see (he ab
surdity of such notions. Physiology
is still an unpopular subject in the
jominon schools. Children hate to
learn It and teachers hate to teach
it nnd I don't blame them nt all
considering what passes as "physi
ology." It seems that a fundamental
Unowledge of human physiology quite
spoils an other wise excellent pros-
ect of exploitation from various
angles, and therefore the fundaments
ire not included in tho physiology
ourse in coiVmon school. The teach
ng of physiology is ior me mime
cason almost invariably entrusted
to a teacher who has had no par
ticular training in the subject, and
so you will find the pnysioiogy
tencher whiling away the time of the
physiology class with almost any in
teresting topic that turns up: except
physiology.
Now, friends and Irregulnr healers,
let me say precisely where I stand
before I emit tho, aforementioned
facts ubout the excretory function
of the skin.. If I hud my way there
would bo no "nathists" or "cults" of
healing, but just healers, doctors.
physicians, practitioners, or what
ever you prefer to call them, and I
believe that healers or- practitioners
so qunified and designated would
use methods of each and nil of the
Mn-cnilPd put hies and Isms of our
befuddled day. Now ain't that broad
minded and fnir of me? I'll say
It is, lest you have your doubts. If
you aro a charter member of the
Wisenhclmer club all of this will
seem a little strained and unrea
sonable. ' Hut when we consider the
groat number of everyday errors and
delusions which are founded upon
a false conception of the excretory
fuiiftlon of the skin and the heavy
cost of these errors in both money
and health, we must admit it is high
tlmo somebody made a big fuss over
It. I'm just reckless enough to try
to start the fuss.
Now got ready to get good and
mad at me and the paper, for here
comes the physiological fact:
Nothing of consequence s excret
ed (eliminated, thrown off) by the
skin In health or in sickness, except
salt and water.
Jlefore you cancel your subscrip
tion or withdraw your ad please note
that I do not say that vnrious kinds
of sweat baths nre not of distinct
value In the treatment of disease,
nor do I say that it Is harmless to
FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR
At District School Election
Monday, June 15 . ...
.-lit' ' ' -;
DR. O. J. JOHNSON
Ho pledges a strict application of business prin-.
eiples in conducting tho affairs of the district, and
fair and impartial treatment of all issues.
A' Resident of the Oity FourTear&
Three Children in the Public Schools,,
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This adv. paid for by
12. .1925
(of)
2(i2?
1112
S2 2-1
(Hi).
5 9 12-15-23 (after), S I I 14 loll),
Inlernntmn,!! Suniliciite
naaith and hvalina. nnt In rfluMa i..nnBiB
a atamoad. aalf addvaad mmIam i ninAi
ntada to auar aa not aanfarinlna a instruction
pa per.
that certain poisons may be eliml-
nated in insignificant quantity in the
sweat. I merely assert a physiolo
gical fact, and you can't go behind
fact in science. With particular re-
gard for health and for eickness.
practically no poisonous, toxic or
waste matter of any kind is ellml-
nated in the sweat or through the
skin in health or in sickness.
I have just come to tho conclu
sion that maybo this fact, which I
suppose I took for granted every
body knew, explains my, as every
body seems to consider it, queer po
sition on the question of bathing.
Hut we'll go into that later. Mean
whllo let the physiological fact sim
mer, and watch for tho boiling over.
Ql'KKTIONS AND ANSWERS.
With Much Sympathy.
A woman who was once a do
mestic servant in the home of Mark.
Twain tells how one day when they 'IViKt'ther," Suys Austrian Finnnciul
had tho pictures down, a gentleman Iicader.
called and Mr. Clemens was indig- Austrian and America aro now en
nant over being disturbed by somo tering the third and most important of
darned book agent. By trio tlmo three stages of their'- post-war rola
they had persunded to sec the gen-, tlons, in the opinion of Dr. Itudolph
tleman ho was all ready for him, and Solghart, chairman of the Allgemeinb
unrnrttinately the gentleman was
looking nt one of the pictures as Mr.
Clemens entered the reception room.
Mark cussed him out, good and
proper and sent him scooting he.
didn't want to buy nny of his
blanltety pictures and had no time
to wasto on1 such chromos and all
that sort of thing. Not until the
visitor had left did Mrs. Clemens re
mind her erring husband that tho
gentleman had been most kind to
them nt, their hummer home, and so
on. Well, I ean sympathize with
Mark Twain's feeling over tho busi-
ni-ss. Naturally it annoyed him to
think anybody would try to sell him
his own pictures. That's Just tho way
I feel when folks send mo clippings
from my own column.
Hard or Soft.
Is a hnrd fried egg as valuable
to the body as a soft fried egg?
Miss P. Ij.
Answer Tes. Likewise hard boil
ed and soft boiled or any other way
you may prefer to cook 'em.
Sodn Habit.
A tuberculosis patient takes a lovol
teaspoonfiil of soda (baking soda)
at every meal to prevent acidity and
nausea, is It harmful? Mrs. D. It. A.
Answer As a rulo so much soda
is not ndvlsable, though thero is no
particular harm in taking a tea
spoonful or less daily for a time, not
as a permnnent habit. ,The tubercu
losis patient should have, his doctor's
advice about H.
Pre-Xntal Care.
Sometime please recommend books
on pre-nutnl tare and all that ner-
taln.i to Buch eases. Mrs. B. J. .
Answer A practical and sensiblo
pamphlet entitled "I'ro-Natal Care."
by Mrs. Mtur, West, is
isauou iy me
children's bureau of the labor de-
partment. and may bo obtained by
sending five cents for ti to the su
perintendent of documents, government-printing
office, Washington,' P.
I..' The best book I know Is Dr.' J.
Morris slemons' "Tho Prosnoetive
Mends of tho candidate,
Mother," published by D. Applcton
fo til ins Aimletons. Na-v ork
V. v.. at about $2. if I recollect the
price.'
Tho Third Groat Plague.
I noticed In a talk about syphilis
you recommended a short course of
ireatnWnt eueh year, after arrest of
the disease. Kindly let me know
(limit ' thoKP nnniml courses and of
what thev tthould consist. A. J.
Answer That is for your physician
to decide. Send a stamped Belf-ad-
dressed envelope for general Infor
mation about this third great plague,
Uu,t do not send this clipping.
"Another sort o' liiishund I woultlir
lmvo Is tlr kind that stints on
trip an' says, 'I'll take you nlollR If
jini think you want t' bo,' V says Mi.
Ijife Hud... It's liurd t' tell which Rlt-s
knocked tli most, th' success or th
failure, but It's mighty close.'
Poems That Live
They have no song, the sedges dry,
I And still they sing.
It is within my breast they Bing,
As I pass by.
"Within my breast they touch a
string,
They wake a Blgh. - ,
Thore is but sound of sedges dry;
In me they sing-.
: George Meredith.
Timely Views
on Vorld Topics
"Austria mill America Cominsr Closer
Osterrethische Bo-
den Credit Anhalt
in Vienna, express
ed In an interview
recently. This stage
he added, is that in
which the building
up of business on
a sound and lasting
basis will be the
chief development.
"I can see threo
distinct stages of
the post-war rela
tions between this
country and, Aus-
trlj, " til" fiolchnct
Dr?.SIE&HAKr said. "Immediately
after tho nrmistlce, whon my country
suffered terribly from tho effects of
the protrncted war, the people of the
United States, under the leadership of
your great economist and philanthro
pist, Herbert Hoover, came forward
at once and through their splendid
generosity and able organization, help,
ed to preserve the life nnd health of
scores of thousands. The Americans
hnvo won forever the henrts of our
people, but charity must ho reserved
for the extraordinary events and I am
glad to say that this period is a thing
of the past... .
COMMUNICATIONS
Currier IMgeon Found.
To tho Kditor.
A couple of days ago a carrier pig
eon seemingly weary and hungry came
to our place. It had a rubber band
on the right leg with Inscription 737
on one side nnd 746 on tho other.
On left lec it has nn nliimlnn,,, 1,nrl
wan inscription A J 20 D 7S10
I have it confined at present! but if
I don't learn anything about It. will
nneraie it soon.
I thought some ohe might be inter
ested, hence this notice.
' MRS. A. 15. MacDON'ALD.
Eagle Point, June 11.
Summons for Publication
Equity No. 2991.
In the Circuit Court of the stnte of
uregon, tor tne county of Jackson
The California Oregon Power Com
pany, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs
Kosa Heed, Nettie Reed, Mary
Wood, W. A. Ellett, A. H. Ellett, the
neirs or innes Ellett. deceased, and
the unknown heirs of Innes Ellett.
deceased, and the unknown heirs
i itosn Keen, Acttle Reed. Mary
Wood. W. A. Ellett and A. R. Ellett
John Clements and Margaret Ann
Clements, his wife, and the un
known heirs of John Clements and
Margaret Ann Clements; Gold-Ray
"""'J' -o-. a corporation, Oold-Ray
Realty Company, a corporation, and
all other persons or parties un
known claiming any right, title, es
tate, Hen or Interest In the real es
tate described in the complaint
herein. Defendonts.
10 Kosa need. Nettle Reed, Mary
Wood. W A. Ellett. A. R. Ellett. the
heirs of Innen Kllutt ,tnnanDI.j t
the unkrsnwn heirs of Innes Ellett. de-
. . nun me uiiKnown neirs of Rosa
Reed. Nettie Reed. Marv Wood. W A
Ellett and A. R. Ellett: John ClenO
vn i mm .Margaret Ann 1'ments. his
wlf... an-1 the 11r1k19.n1 heirs of .l,n
t lenient and M..;u-et Ann Clement.-GnUI-ltay
Realty Co. n PrnnMn..
C.old-Ray H.siiy Company, a corpora
....... inLiuiii-r persons nr
unknown ell
on a;.,o
'ruing anv rlirhr titiaX.-
Children's Pictorial
Cross Word Puzzle
HOW TO SOLVE PUZZLE.
The words start in tho numbered
squares and run either across or
down. Oaly one letter is placed in
each white square. If the proper
words are found each combination
of letters in the white squares
will form words. The key to
puzzle the lirst word is given in
the drawing. Below are keys to
the other words.
9 I r i l
Running Across. '
Word 1. In the picture.
Word 4. Poetical of bibical ex
pression meaning "look," "behold."
Word 6. A small island.
Word 7. Opposite of last
Word 8. Upon.
Word 9. To trust or depend on
any one. ' . ...
Running Down.
Word 1. A seaman or mariner.' '
Word 2. Sicl'.nesses or misfor
tunes. Word 3. Thoughts expressed in
rhyme or meter.
Word fj, JSot crazy. ' . a
ANSWERED. .'-. . 1
described In the complaint herein, the
above named defendants:
In the nniiie of the State of Oregon,
you and each of you are hereby re
quired to appear in the above entitled
court-and cause and there answer the
complaint of the plaintiff on file
therein against you .within ten (10)
days from the dato of sorvlco of this
summons upon you. If served within
Jackson County, Oregon; or if served
within nny other county of Oregon,
then within twenty (20) dnys from
tho date of tho service of this sum
mons upon you; or if served by publi
cation, or out of the stato of Oregon,
after an ordor of publication, then on
or before the last day-prescribed in tho
order for the publication of the sum
mons, which last day is tho 19th day
of Juno. 1925.
And you will please take notice that
if yoi fail, to so appear and answer
said complaint within said time, tho
plaintiff will npply to the above enti
tled court for tho relief prayed for in
tho complaint, an dns specified in said
complaint, reference being made to
tho original complaint on file herein
and to tho whole thereof. And the
plaintiff will further apply to the said
court for a decree decreeing the plain
tiff to bo tho owner nnd entitled to
the possession of 'tho following de.
scribed real pioperty, situated in
Jackson county, Oregon, to-wlt: i
The Northeast quarter of Seetloa
Twenty nnd the West half of tho
.Norfheast quarter ot Section 30 in
Township 32 South of Range Three
East of tho Willamette c.Mriclian.
And for a rlpcr rn tv.a . .
tho plaintiff is the ' owner of m'til
promises, freed from ii "
or interest of nny of the nbovo named
Il"aa each of them, and any
nl "an or cnoration chaini
ng by, through or under '.hem. and
rteht"??.?.0'.1?9 Rald panics y
right, title, interest. norr o ...
or to the said property described In
Fast o?Th'l1:'inrt 03 B"e:lfl""
r.ast of tho lllamettc Morirfi
1 . lllnti" IU take judgment
against such defendants as appear
heroin for plaintiffs, costs ami dis
bursements of this suit to he taxed
ill take a decree for such other
and further relief as to the court shall
seem Just and equltal.le In Ih" pro!
nnrt'hi ummns Is Published under
and In accordance with the order of
?iMHM"y J"1' t'h0 above en
titled court and cause requiring it to
Tribune" . the JhJFord Ma,"
m Me,l,o"Hda,'ly,nPwsp,,'cr Pabllfhed
in Medford. Jackson county. Orernri
once a week for a period of six weeks'
and requires you and each of you to
appear and answer tho complain,
ofslin'Unstntiioi
HEAMES & PFivrt,
Addre- ifl?fya for Plaintiff,
iinress. 412 Libertv nrrin ,
ford. Jackson r;; "X I'l- , "
CASH PAID
For Seaond-Hand
Furniture and Stove
W. A. KINNF.Y
Furniture Home I
dI5 E. Main Phone 505
' $e real estate
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