Medford mail tribune., June 15, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

Mft!OffD MATT; TttTBTTyn. MEDTORD. OREGON. IffoPAY, JUNE 15. 1925
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Mil
Ye Smudge Pot
h By Arthur Perry.
Hcience ha invented a radio con
trapllpni that enabled people In i
room to see whnt in roIiik on 10 miles
owuy.l, Vhlle this will be a weat help
to thelw'onien folks in kevplntr truck
Of ihoir niutcj) at committee mcfjtliiKH,
what tttfc world really needn Ih a win
dow screen that will keep out files.
and . tjhf RV Hone of. Hparrows at
dawn.'"1
, : iii!
. Th -jiollce have IhhuimI order tliat
the- military purade tomorrow nhall
not be punctuated with delivery wiik
untf. and interrupted hy 4dH darling
Unexpectedly out of alleys.
'
100'Voar ano today, benzine wa
dlncovVtred. Our apondullcku depoHi
torie, and chinwhacklnft eHtuoliHlu
ntents forfrot to honor the occaoion by
oiOHing- up throe day, u 1 their
Grand Dranons of the Realms,
HipeurlriK the land with riKhteoiutneHH.
at the, rink of bccomlnK wickedly rich,
have fallen upon evil dayH. Two HUch
now find theniHelves in tho unnacred
and unfailing bond of county jails
awaillng trial for violation of lawn.
Hnd apparently beyond the aid of well
greuHuN iillbiH. The llikh Rocttaluj-uin
of ' Indiana, charRO with, the murder
of a hi, when tho party Kt rutiKh
hoauttid, "my word in law," hut ho far
ha hui unable to prove it. Satur
day 'thti niaUer of Colorado went to
tho kaJabooKO for failure to divulge,
for Irwoino tax purpOHCH, the extent
of th).ueker harvests. Huch trnsln
IncldetitH kauHe klanly "kurHOH, an well
they might, and curb Hhlrt-talled Im
pudem4 effectively to the point of
doing tnothlnK inoro Halntly than ma
neuvetlpfc In cow paHturo on moon
light night, and daubing paved road 8
with tho mystic letter K. I. O. Y.
-
"Wiifcnrc poppifs c;hov . . .
(Pri'KN Dinpalcli)
The spring plowing on the for-
nier, jbiittlf fields of Plunder ha
' produced the usual harvest of
'; dea(h front the explosion of bur
led I shells. Four death have
1 beefithu caused f no far this
sea
eatwn.
!(!. WILHON
c. (fi. wilhon PAitou:r to
VIKi'l'lFTKU WBDDINU IN COURT
lIOUl (lldllne Mni-shfield News.)
The unttul proceedure, but why men
tion una
Phijhjl pole win Just ns ninny argu
ments with guHollne propelled vehicles
a loejjftrutiveH. .
itii 1
Nod jhalj beauty doctors are regu
lated ff LtnmlHHlonly, of eoui-He), mime
cosmetician belonging to the wrong
nnlillqtjj herd, Is sure to give n me
Hugo for a license.
lloill'lit!
(((tides still rage between tho
Riffs and the French, ami one battle
was wbitie llian a country dance fight.'!
Hatniiday. Ijidy Ford -Coupe I
; Kah ihto CtiunteKM Chevrolet.
Thil;: 'words would interest us.
If W 'really cared a cuss.
I JAMK MARK OF C.MtS
(I'ortiHiitl I'aiH'r)
U T.'pII. Cap
Itol iftll, plaHterer
Momlay night,
Isaac Neuberger
also gave the ex- the manager
planatlOn of nils- of n Washington
t a k on j footwork
lust nlf ht after
til cur. had rum
paged , ticros the
stdewallt at First
and lijalson Kt..
knock fl. over u
drlnklnW fountain
and ri a I led it
self iltilu display
of thfj Oregon
Woo Nn Mill
store. Hi Ho was
irr eik.t e d on a
ohai-KC Uof reck-
tess riiiyi"g.
:i!
t:if
Htrcci i-.miiuiaiit,
iirrlilculiilly mnt
tils heavy c 11 I-IH'l-ilHM
WiinIUiir.
ion Htrpt-l, kiHirk
ih! a 1 (i-yenr-oli!
boy off n Itlryt'lf.
lore a fVniltM off
n ttlan and pIKnl
tlu-uiiKh the win
dow of a tntlor
Htoro In tho l'it
tock block.
Ho explained to
tho pollre that
hla foot tiatt L-omi-down
on iho ac
celorator inNtoait
of the bruko. He
wn not nrrenteil.
Juno 15, III '-':.
II. I'nine, U. H. A
To:!'0lonel W
(rftl)!!'.
' Frottlf Your corr.
-' Bubjiwt: Cooklnic of Pnce. Hnnk.
1 RoWfenceii: .Medfoid Legion, Ihsui
June 'lit. 1925.
i J. tf enpeel full' l-eliuest tho ninttoi
lio dropped, for the i-oin It la the
Pnec that kill".
g t-'iii'lhi'i-. the diKll on Iho dooi
rod: "Prlvo Keep Out," but a t-up-tuin
jnJked In.
DON'T FORGET TO VOp.
ON'CE more the people of Medford are called upon to exercise
' their pjvelej;e of the franehise.
Today a inemher of the school hoard is To he selected to take
the place of Dr. I). I'hipps, whose term has expired.
All qualified voters may vote today, and those who have not
done so, as this is read, are ursied to do so, so that the selection may
represent the will of the majority and not the desire of any clique
or faction.
The time to exercise discrimination is at election time, not after.
Those who fail to vote today, have no l ijjht to' complain of the re
sult next week or next year.
So if you haven't marked a Imllot, pet Inisy at once, and place
a cross hesidc the name of the candidate you prefer.
AN IDEAL
THE sudden death of Julius Krultsehnitt, prohahly the fore
most railroad executive of the present generation, calls atten
tion to the astonishing number of heart fatalities the past few
months.
Only n few days ago Vicc-l'resident Marshall dropped, off sud
denly only a few weeks after ficneral Miles. John Singer 'Sargent
a few weeks 'before, was a victim of the same ailment, and only
three days ago Warren S. Stone famous railroad labor leader, sud
denly died from heart attack.
I'erhaps the medical fraternity
parent epidemic, but what we are
such an earthly departure. '
To suddenly drop off, without
ing or pain, and alter a lite of
way to go.
QUILL
Dried fruit isn't like a
edges first.
Ho, hum ! June brings roses and
io I nele Sam.
Work hard and get rich and
as the poor do.
The genius of letters need not
can Write advertisements.
The world's tropicwurd trend
of food or the fashions.
A..renr-yisioji mirror, is n good
the times is forward lookers. ' - ,
BlystdK-; finirrfflr,' (f p pa il'ii
haracter had no relatives.
by wait
'
OLD TIMES.
LONG SINCE
ten bucks; I
0X0 SINCE I labored on a
hoed things
herded pigs and ducks. I fumed and fretted in the sun, at la
bors that exhaust, and when the long,; long day was done, the
evening was a frost. There were no books about, the shack, to
ease the deadly grind; a horse book mid nn almanac were nil
thht one could find. The women folk, too tired to talk, would
wish the evening gone, and in their chairs the men would rock,
and groan and cuss and yawn. The town was many vcrsts away,
and no one yearned to go to hear a lecture or n play, or see a ,
wild beast show. Our lives were barren ns the lives of Eskimos,
whale-fed ; mid men and damo.els and wives till wished that they
were dead. Last month I journeyed back again to see that
sweat-stained soil, and teetered down the wold and glen whore
once I used to toil. I spent an evening in the shack and gos
siped 'with the folks, and no one combed an almanac to resur
rect old jokes. A phonograph, quite fit for queens, played
chaste, uplifting airs, and there were books and magazines on
tables, floors and chairs. The youngsters of the household plan
ned to go to see a show; they had their motor car at hand, with
gas to make it go. They were in touch with all the things that
entertain and charm; "The world has moved," I said, "by jings,
since I worked on a farm." It's getting better every day, this
world in which we dwell, though pessimists may weep and bray,
and gnash their teeth and veil.
Children Cr
MOTHER:- Fletcher's
Castoria is especially pre
pared to relieve Infants in
arms and Children all ages
of Constipation, Flatulency,
Hid Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Fevcrishness arising there
from, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the
assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
To avoid imitations, always ok for the sinnature of &xJiSty7f-tejiA'U
Absolutrlv Hamilrv; - No t ipiatrv Physicians everywhere recommend it.
DEATH.
can find some cause for this ap
interested in is the desirability of
protracted illness, without suffer
usefulness, is certainly the ideal
POINTS
nation. It gets dry on the outside
brides and the second payment
you
can retire and live Dimply
prostitute art to get a living.
He
-i . '. ' ' '
.may, be. caused by either the need
i' ' .,
thing, but the urgent- need of
v -
t ly , is
ono ..in Vhich ,tho chief
Mason
Ml l
farm, and drew, each month,
with my strong right arm,
and
Y FOR
e CROSS-WORD PUZZLE STORY
HE CO.ES FROM THE MUD
' "1-2'" cried
little Edward.r l
see a 7-10-11-13-
15- I9-fly! Do
yon ?"
"Yes 8-9-10, I
see one, too!"
cried Sally. "13-
16- 17'-18 on the
fence and I 11-12
sure that other
one will 13-14
over there and
sit on that 2-4-6
Slump !"
"O!" cried
Eddie. "There's
a dragon -3 -4-5
sitting on that
tall blade of
grass! Can't you
see it 19-20-21
and hob about
with the weight
of the dragon-
' -
"See, brother. 17-21. the drago.i-fly is miking for the ftumpl
Doesn't he look like an aeroplane?" cried Sally.
"Yes, a little 12-U-!''-7" h'tio tv t. ----Mane!" n':l :r.Hdie.
ANSWER TO LAST PUZZLE.
6-C-7-8 (papa); 1-2-3-4 (flag); 910
(father); 41U-15-21-25 (goinR); 5 - 11 - 16
(any); 22-23 (an); 20 21 (in); 12-13-14
(dyer).
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D
filflnad itttara partalnlna; to twraonai ftaaith ami hy liana, not to tlaaa flajnooll Of
'Mtmont, will bo anaworod by Dr. Brooy If Umpod," aaif odefcaaaad onvolopo lo onoloood.
Lattara ahould"bo brlaf and wrfttan in Ink. Owl no to tho largo numbor of lottoro rooolvod, only
Taw oan oa anawarao nort. no rapijr oan do maao to ajuanoo nn oonrorminf w liwtruouona
Addrooa Dr. William Brady, lr ra of thla nowopapor,
If I Wero
You prohahly will' not remember,
unless you are an antl-vacclnutlonist
or a pro-compulsory vaccimiiionisi.
that I wild the other day that my first
edict upon belnff crowned kin; would
emljody these three
effeetH: (1) aboli
tion of compulsory
rabid vaccinationists
any little tricky
laws .whereby the
rabid : vacationists
enforce such jabuse
indirectly; (3), tho
provision of- ' thff
free vaccination by
the state ,(c'est
mol) for all who might desire the pro.
lection which. we.be.ljfcye it affords; (?)
abolition of ull isolation, quarantine
or other restrictions upon the liberty
of subjects affllcated with snuillpox
or exposed to It. If this? seems nl aU
undoHlruble' doh't'A mukV'uto kW.
that's ull.
If I were still king the morning nf
r, I should call ky fiscal gents,
economists, revenue collectors and
such, and set them to work on a plan
to give reasonable and just compensa-
tion to every subject who might be
Isolated or quarantined by the health
authorities for the public safety,
matter what disease such subject,
might have. It seems to me that un-
der our present democratic (speaking
humorously) government we work a
rank Injustice upon people whom we
Isolate or quarantine, not for their own
welfare, mind you, but for the public
welfare. Even the scum and the ene-
mies of society that we isolate in pris-
onsand other penal insttiutions receive
more or less compensation state's
! prisoners receive pay for their labor
J
and free board and medical attention nnd wife both of whom have dark
and movies and books and about ev- j brown hulr and dark eyes should have
erythlng one could deslro for comfort, a red headed baby with no hair this
Why, then, do we assume, or rather color on either side of the family? The
usury the right to isolate a respectable baby is 16 months old and has quite
citizen for days, weeks or months with- red hair. (T. hi.) ' -out
any compensation and indeed nt Answer Maybe the dealer had no
great loss to himself? When 1 be- mauve or old gold in stock and sent
come king I'm gonna see that the re- along the red head temporarily, and
spectable citizen gets a fair deal, even :the poor misguided parents have be
If I have to take away some of the come so fond of the red head that
soft privileges we have allowed ene- they're gonna keep it. I wouldn't mind
mies of the state. jhaving a red head phenomenon like
Tho famous "Typhoid Mary," if I that In my own family, if It were a
recollect, had the audacity to protect boy. The standard colors legally per
again being restricted In her choice of milted for hair are (1) black, .2)
free lahor and hor fright to travel, and 'brown, (3) tow, (4) yellow, 5) red.
am I In error In thinking that the 'ilennn and blue are irregular Parents
court granted Mary something akin to
alimony I may be wrong, but anyway
it ought to make a fine point nt law
and I wish somo determined citizen
would bring suit against the munlcl-
pality or state that quarantines or lso.
lates him, to establish a precedent,
What answer could the state enter to I
such a claim? Whose fault is it that
tho citizen catches typhoid fever or
niptneriq or measles f Is It not the
I Medford j
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(to); 7-12'-18 (pa's); 1-8 13-19-24-29
- 2726 - 30 (parade); 3-9 rat); 17-23-27
tate) ; 16-17-18-19 (rash); 26-27-28-29
, .
Still King.
fault of the state? Has the state not
failed to "control" the preventable dis
ease? lias nut the state's officer, the
health commissioner, failed In his duty
to protect the public from the spreud
of such disease? By what reasoning
can the state transfer the burden of
the cost of such protection of the pub
lic to the shoulders of the victim of
the state's own negligence,
That the state has long abused citi
zens in this matter. Is no argument for
the justice of the practice. A king
-long before my reign felt that he had
tle right to levy burdensome taxes
. Upon the colonists of this country, but
the colonists held a tea party and over-
turned the precedent; -.
J So when I am king we'll have a fair
schedule of compensation rates to be
paid to ihe victim of isolation or quar-
antine, Jo honest 'recognition of the
secrlficc such-ti citizea-makea Jji be,-..
half of cjhe tftn. V ' IK-? ft-i r- '
QUESTIONS A.l ANSWERS '
Meet Old Ben
I have been told that eating straw-
berries will give one rheumatism or If
one already, has It, It will become
worse, la this so?. (Miss It. E. N.)
Answer If it were so. a lot of us
who just don't beMeve In rheumatiz at
nil would be laid up with three or four
i kinds of rheumatiz about this time of
year. Get your shortcake while the
berries are good. Strawberries are less
nourishing than lemons, than which, as
ny fatuous fat woman can tell you,
I iere is nothing than whicher. But then
,the shortcake and the cream will
niake up for any deficiency In nutritive
value.
I The Itvil Head Phcnoncnon.
I Would you please tell me why a man
'with black hair often have red head-
ed children. Glossy blnck hair Is red
hair in disguise, so to speak, for the
gloss of glossy black hair Is due to a
jred pigment. So there is probably
'nothing the law . can do., about the
case you describe.
Bedbugs Ilato tlie SluTf
Some time aco I read in vuur rol
umns that a solution of one pound of
copperas (iron sulphate, green vit
oral) lifewo gallons of water, spruyed
on walla and floor will be effective la
ridding a house of bedbugs. Will the
solution spot the walls or painted
woodwork or bedclothing ? Is it dan
gerous or Injurious to health? (M. L )
Answer The copperas solution wan
re.m mended by a correspondent. I
think it would spot wall paper or bed
clothing, but such insecteldes should
be applied rather to the cracks and
crevices where the bedbugs hide.
Cancer t t
My mother 'has' a cancer on the
cheek. Doctors tmy she is too ojd and
feeble to take radium treatment. What
precaution should we take? She
washes the dishes and prepares the
vegetables for our meals. (Mrs. M.
F. W.)
Answer Cancer is not communica
ble. Ordinary cleanliness is sufficient
precaution.
HidreM Sgli
It pays to liiy honest,' hut II don't
nny enough t' null u tut v' people,
l.lttle firuvn-yeiir-olo Mjvt Push has
refused V hnvo her inarrlnwi an
nulled 'enuse Hhe'd have t' wait two
whole yearn bcturo sho. coul l try It
agin. i
Robert Ixm Bacon.
Congressman Itobert L. Bacon of
the Long Island district, N. Y., Is be.
ing mentioned as the G. O. P. candi
date for the governorship of that
state In the next election,")
f. jtJorn in Boston,
Mass.,.;- July 23,
1884, he4 was edu
cated at' Harvard
.college .where he
received the degree
of ' A" rC'In 1307;'
nnd the degree of
LL.B. in liU-Q.
r-vFoJ lowing college
he -waji employed
in the U. S. treas
ury department
He remnined only
a short time with
the trensury, how
ever, when he bo-
"RoOt.1-X3wm came a member of
the banking firm of Kissel, Kinnicutt
A Co., New York. ? r -
From banking Bacon drifted into
politics and In 1923 he became a
member of the 68th congress from the
First N. Y. district.
When the world war broke out Ba
con entered the Plattsburg training
camp and enlisted in the New York
National Guard. During 1916 he serv
ed on the Mexican border. , He was
with the field artillery from 1917 to
1919. At one time he served as assist
ant to the chief of field artillery nt
Washington. D. C, and was promoted
to major. He was appointed lieuten
ant colonel and colonel of the officers
relief corps .'and later became - com
manding officer of the 304th cavalry
o fthe 61st division. He Is now col
onel of field artillery of the officers'
relief corps. -
Bacon is a member of a large num
ber ef military, mercantile, farm, civic
and social organizations. Including the
U. S. F. A. association, Military Train
ing Camps association, National De
fense society, New York State Cham
ber of Commerce and tho National
Press club.
Premier Pnlnlcve Returns.
BAHCELONA, Spain, June 15 (A.
P.) Premier Painlcve of France ar
rived here by airplane thin afternoon
and departed for .Toulouse, France.
He is returning from French Mo
rocco to Paris.
If we'd indulge In meditation nnd
exercise our cereWtlon. the' less
we'd think of medication.
MAKING
That is our big aim;
Who's Who
customers a friend. And we are doing it, too, just
by giving the very best values at reasonable prices.
Satisfaction goes with every purchase, so you can't
lose. Just give us a try. .
Iliokory Stj-le Shirts, dandy value for........... , 95
Blue Chainbray" Work Shirts ...70
Work Box.,...!'.,..,.. T 10
Khaki -Handkerchiefs "104'
Men's, Khaki Work Pants S1.25
ifeji's Waist Overalls ;ZZII"!Z'$l!l5
Men's iSolid Leather Work Shoes........Z...Z..i $2.50
Straw Hats , 25
Array & Outing Stores
EVERYTHING FOR W0RKINGMAN AND CAMPER
32 So' Central Ave, Opposite Hunt's Craterian
R.S Stewart, Your Satisfaction
1Mger Phone 9I3-L Is Our Success .
JfrWj" Car for the
Children's Pictorial
o Cross Word Puzzle
HOW TO SOLVE PUZZLE.
The words start in (he numbered
squares and run either across or
down. Ony one letter is placed in
each white sqnare. If the proper
words are found each combination
of letters in the white squares
will form words. The - key to.
puzzle the Hrst word is g'en in
the drawing. Uelow are keys to
the other words.
Running Across.,
Word 1. What the boy in the
picture is called.
Word 4. A name signifying a
person's rank. What the narne of
a book is ualled.
Word ft. A city in Nebraska.
Word 7. A river in the east of
Englund.
. Running Down.
', Word 1. A city in Michigan.
Word 2. A dry fruit or seed
having a hard shell.
Word :). Handsome and refined.
Word 6. Always, forever. Also
yes or yea.
SAT'JRDAVS PUZZLE '
ANSWERED.
V U A T fie, ft
Ll u o to O
T O ft o N T O
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COMMUNICATIONS
Opposed to Dor License Pliin.
To the Editor: 1
I have Just read In The Mail Trill-1'
une the news article stating thnt the
city council has placed a license on
dogs and at the same time refused
to allow them upon the streets. 'The
latter part of May I called up the
city attorney and asked him If It
was legal to license a doglkept with
in the property lines of the owner.
He stated that he had not looked up
tho law regarding It so I would like
to nsk just what It means.
It seems to me that no dog catcher
Would have the. audacity to enter a
man's residence or yard and tako
away his dog or nnythlng else ho
owns. As 1 look at it tho license
issued by a city or even the state
is for the purpose of showing owner
ship and a permit for the animal to
have its freedom., It is comparable
to licensing an auto and then for-;
bidding It to bo used . except .-upon
one's own property. , ,,..4W,.. ... ,
There Is no doubt that a city nun
the right to license dogs which use
its street, but I doubt r the . legality:
of a city charging a license for'w dog
to use its master-'s house. , 1 do not
profess to know the legal sido of It,
but certainly Justice is on my side.
A. C. ALLEN,
.. : Ilocky Point, Ore.
O. N. fi. Odd Fellows.
' ".'"l,'. ". "n .
L ""
Dancing nnd
refreshments.
73
FRIENDS
to make every one of our
Crater Lak Caravin.. '
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