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Newspaper Page Texte o PAOTC POUR MEDFOTtT) MATT; TT?TBTT?flV MFDFOTtD. OT?EOOX. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17. 1Q5 e e Bedford Mail tribune i AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER rPBLISUED EVERY AKTHKNOON KIOIP1 SUNDAY. BY THE MEDFOIll) PR1NTINU 00. Tbe Medfbrd Sunday Mortiing Sun n furnlahMl IDbKrlben dulrlng tbi .evan-da; dally n.wa- Offic: Mill North Kir itreet. Trlbun. Uuildlrig, 1'bone 7ft. A con'olldatlon of thv Democratic TlmM, th. itdford Uall. the Mlford Tribune, the Buuth trn Oregoriian, tlie Aahland Tribune. R0BE11T W. Mill!., Edltnr. 8. BUMITER SMITH, Uin.ger. B. H.il-ln Advancer Dally, wltli Hundny Sun, year 17. SO U.ny, with Huntlay Nun, month tit Dally, without Sunday Sun, year 6. CO Dally, without Sunday Sun, month . . . .oft Weekly Mail Tribune, one year 1. 00 Sunday Sun, one year 2.00 V CARRIER In MedlW.1. Ashland, Jackran. Title. Central Point, Pliotnti, Tulrnt and on Mlirbwkvi: Daily, with Sunday flun, month $ .lb I . w tiiout HiiiKiov Hun. month Dally, without Sunday Kun, one year... T.fiu Dallj, with Hundity Kun, one year 8.60 AH trni by carrier, cash in advance. . Entered ai 'cond-clasn matter at Uedford, t Oregon, under art of March 8, 1870. Official paper of the City ot Med lord. Official poiT of Juekwtii Comity. The only pnper lietwun. Albanj, Ore,, and Ohleo. California, a diHtunce of over 400 miles, having leaned wire Asaoclated 1'reaa aemce. Bwotn datlr avt-rr cTrculatinn far oionttiH emltn; April IhI, 10'J4, 3-101., more than double Uie ri rem mi on or any timer paper put lianeu or circulated in juckhoh (JO'inty. If KUI1KKH OK TUB A iffloCT TKT T-KKflfl. The Aatocinted I'reKa la en-lunlvely entitled to the uae fur republication of all newa dia patchea credited t' tt or not olherwlne credited hi una pner, and alao to the local newa pub Halted herein. All riKhta of republication of apedal dla- pa'cnei Herein are aiao reaerrnu. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry. Fate Ik cruel, find sometimes diabol ically ho. In liishcc, Ariz.,- a liquor ruld resulted in the rupture of tin- boot logger's llMt l)f CUHtoiliei'S. And on I he liHt were the immi'H of Heven of the rnldet'H. Prominent, hut romantic; citizens nre Ktltt crumpling on coMtly davenports.- In nwkwind positions, from hulh'ls In their hld.-H, fired liy a lady friend, so-called. , ; The ability of a fly to hi every thing hut tho fly paper, In another thing nhout which something ought to bo done. 1 Amundsen niny or may not found the North role, hut the now is,tu find Amundsen. have Issue FirKt doHes of a reign of Jaw and disorder have been administered the community. yo-iio! Kiii-:itirr. rM ovi:h. (Kliui Mills Sentinel) The undersigned wnntH it to ho positively and distinctly umlcr . Htooil that anybody who shows ovldcnco of . intoxication, rcgnrd ' less of the degree will not be ad mitted to the Golden I'uvilioil. Any pernon detecting evidences of drinking on the part of unotb er Ik requeHted to report tho tnat ti ter td tho andei-Hiuned, Vho will tnke Immediate HtepH t eject tlie offending person from tin prem (Keii. TbiH notice Ih final, and Ih not Huhjeet to argument. The smell of liquor will he deemed mifficienl evidence to brliiK about ejeetmont. MUCKNK C. nOM)l!N ' Proprietor "Golden l'avillon." And Just think how n war with Mexico would help bunlnen8, and in creaKO tbe knowledKe of Hianlsh amunK the nuiHHeH.' Tbe candidate . for the next legisla ture, who HiandH for not attend I or. if elected, ami reduction of taxeu, ban tho hcHt ehaueo. PORD AUTO TUHXS TUHTI.ft (lldlino Cooh Day TlmeH.) Mock turtle. MIhh Audrey C'oekrell of Itutte, Mont., who Iuih announced her en Basement to Mr. 1 trad ley I lnn of Berkeley. (lic.ture caption Hl Hul letln.) Daniel Cupid grows, facetious. i'OUHKCT, lil"T PA1 X I-TIj (Ktiui .Mills, 4'al... Xowh) Rome of tbe county papur aro Riving Hpecial mentton to the fact that "Harry (.'handler, tbe noted Ijoh Angeles publisher 1m here,' Why not nay that Mr. ("handler's greatest claim to notoriety laid in the fact (if his bidng fortunate enough to marry the daughter of llurriNon Grey Otis and sharing In his wealth. After denouncing Impure nines he told a Kurd story. maga- Thcrc is some talk of organizing tbe Veterans of Hans Solos, and the survivors of thn Male Quartettes. It's about time for n forest fire lo bo Htarled by a careless cigarette smoker, to be extinguished by a care ful tobacco cbewer. Tho poison gas the nations of tbe earth want to bar from warfare, does not Include the monoxide carbon thrown off by Japanese parasols the Cinlshcvikls are carrying. The new auto pistol law Is drastic, and covers scofflaws completely. It mukes no distinction between atitoists enroute to a still, or those ennuite to rectify a sinner under the scrub oaks. Tin: puopr.it spitrr (Snlein Statesman) I don't know how it happened, for I was 'sitting on the left side of the train and the tiling came through the window. They told me It was a rock. Maybe It a;. Just meanness In some one to throw it at me. If it was for spite. I wish they bad selected the right person. A man will dig at his dollar e:ir with the end of whl. h he would n"l think thousand n match if pol, Ing in thu uuiKh uf hU four-dullar watch. THE SITUATION IN CHINA. C KXATOR BORAH is iindoubtedly both KafeQiintl sano in his opposition to intervention in Safe because, while there is to date, there in more Kinoke; intervention is only justified by hysteria. American residents in China, as a matter of fact, are now protected. American tfmiboats and marines are ready to act when ever conditions warrant, and in an effective force against any at a moment's notice. Far better to watch Chrna what is really going on there is consciousness. The Celestial giant is at last awakening, and after n sound sleep for several centuries this process can but be attended by some cracking of joints and straining of the epidermis. The spirit of nationalism aroused by the great war has affected every country, but it has disturbed the least prepared for it. In spite of the incendiary talk, that a massacre of foreign devils are too lethargic and disorganized when the smoke lias cleared the foreign residents will no longer exist, and tho contest between Chang and Fenjr, for control of I'ekin will have been decided. The real danger in the Chinese situation does not lie in China, but in Russia. For there seems to bc.no doubt that soviet Russia is the real power behind the present -Chinese eruption first as a source of anti-foreign agitation, second in the capture of Canton by the Chinese radicals, and third in preparations for the inevitable civil war in the north,' An eventual combination between Russia and China, therefore, does not appear so fantastic today as it did a few years ago. The Russian is really an oriental, and he is being forced more and more toward the Pacific. ."With ho Industrial society to be torn down, China furnishes a rich field for bolshevik propaganda, and with Japan as a common foe, qn alliance might well lie of mutual benefit. The spectacle of an awakening China, allied with a revolutionary Mid vindictive Russia, might give any resident of the western world food for scrituiH contemplation. Hut such an eventuality is, after all, too far in the future to justify tlie determination' of anj' present action. , " . Senator Borah is quite right in re-adopting the policy of watch ful wailing. - ' ' QUILL A !?ml time is like the Kingdom of Ilenven; it is within you. Anions the outsiders not yet lection is Wilhelm. Modernism: An effort to flirt the prequisites of orthodoxy. x i i iiii' uiMiuy. in noveriiiueiii, noma weather man. Some little town might get on authenticity of gravity. ' Man really needs a conscience. get married. You see, machinery does the to take the exercise essential to Anybody can run a newspaper part is to meet the pay roll. i, TWO SI ION MKKT DICATIT IV TUVINO TO ItKKCl'K OTittiltH ItU'HMONI), An., June 1. (A. P.) Three men wore killed and two oth rs were overcome by gas here today while engaged In constructing a sew er. Two of tho dead lost their lives while trying to savo their companions. Tho two injured were overcome in trying to aid the others. BAD DREAMS. r DliHAM we're ol'teii falliiifr dreamland we are viewing fierce paths (hat we must tread, with monsters dire pnrsniiiy, and vultures overhead. Ob, fear ful nightmare terrors! And when the morning breaks, we find that they were errors, the dizziest of fakes. Tbe classy sui is shining, tbe world isfair and bright, wo say, while yet reclin ing, that everything's all right. Hut soon tbe prospect cheerful is shadowed by some clouds j we think up bogies fearful, and phantom griefs in crowds. Our treasured cook may leave us, just when we need her most ; promoters may deceive us, who sell ns sjocli by post; tho ear may break a fender, the village bank may fail, the goose may not. be tender, for which we paid our kale. Our aunts may come to see us nnd stay three months or eight, prosperity may flee us, and want be at the gate. . Dis asters thick may follow, and spoil our cherished schemes; and all these fears are hollow, as empty ns the 'dreams. We cannot help the visions that come to us by night, tbe battles nnd colli sions, the terrors that affright: but in tbe golden morning they all seem vague and vaai; such horrors we are scorning, for we're awake and sane. And in the niornina golden We ought to shoo away all thoughts that 'jon't embolden and fit us for the day. The dreads and fears that haunt us, and follow every- Wile r e. should not depress or daunt China by the United States. some i'irejn the Chinese situation and sane because, talk jf armi'd a combination of ignorance and conjunction with European powers, serious uprising could be presented carefully and leave her alone. For the painful birth of a new national China more, because China was however, there is slight danger will be attempted. The Chinese for tlmt. Hut it is probable that special privileges now enjoyed by POINTS greatly affected by Ilindeiiburg's with heresy while clinging to r i t wuuty ratucui views UAtjupt, hi the map now by questioning the You seo, some of. them never work and gives man time enough health, and meet the callers. The bard' S. P. Manager at Klamath KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Juno 10. O. M. Dyer, general manager of the Southern Pacific system, arrived here last night In his private ear nnd left this morrilng by motor car for Kirk, where he will Inspect the work on the Natron cut-off. Ho will roturn late ibis evening. Mason . -fTi from cliffs a furlong biiib, or they're only fou jyid air. , CROSS WORD PUZZLE STORY I..;.', ; COCK-A-POODLE-P-O-p-O ,. , ., Ah 1-2, then-, ' is one of those old 6-7-10-16-21 in our ySrd again ! He must get 3-4 through a crack in the fence I I must 14-15 and chase 1-3-5 out for it 1 do not he will stay and we will have23-24 peace I He will 10-11-12-13 so loudly and ,21-22 persistent lv one , cannot think 12-17 sleep 1 See, there are some hens com- ing, too. Do you seejhat one with a spotted 13-18- v 23-27, sh swal lowed a diamond that fell out of Ma's best 17-18-19-20. She lays 2-4 egg every week day, they say. but 22-25 course she never lays an 8-14-20 on Sunday. Hey-9-151 There you rooster, quit eating our ripe 25-26-27-28! 8-9? You say you won't and turn tip your silly old 19-2-1-28-29 do you ? , Well, stay then ! Answer To Last Puzzle 35-42 (is), 30-31-32-33-34-35-36-37 (windmill), 20-25 (as). 2-3 (so). 30-39 (we), 7-10-14-19-24-2S-33 (Holland), l'J-20-21. (lnd), 7-8-9 (has). 17-18 (he), 28-29 (In), 22-23 (do), 23-27 (of), 912-15-21-26 (seeds), 10-11-12 (one), 15-16 (Ed)-. 13-18' (he), 4-5 (go), 34-41-47 (mad). 36 (on). 8-U (an), 38-39 (me), 28-32-40-15 (into); 41-42-43 (Asi), 44-45-40-47 (mood). 1-6 (no), 24-26-26 (ass), 36-42-48 (lap). Copyright, 1U25, by The International Syndicate Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D- Slinad lattara partttnlnt to Nnonti WHiminL win Dm uimwirea dv ur. nraa V II Lettara aliould"ba brief and wrltUn In Ink. tw n oa anawaraa nara. no rapiy oon oa Addroaa Or. William Brady, lr oara of thla nanmpanar. ' Body KimiitntlbtLs In tho argument wo had, here the other day about the cutaneous ex cretion, you will remember, I man aged to work in edgewise, so to speak, this physiological Tact: Nothing of con sequence is excret e d - (eliminated, thrown off) by tho "skin in health or in sickness, except salt and water. And right nfter that the antiphysi ologists broke up the meeting. There's a good deal of mystery about body emana tions, nnd l.like mystery as much as anybody else, in a murder story, but In physiology there aro plenty of un solved, perhaps unsoluble mysteries without deliberately creating them for poputar consumption. Will the squeamish reader kindly switch here to something pleasant to read and let us clear up the gruesome mystery with 'n llttle Plain talk. ; Disagreeable odors always have lieen associated with pestilence and disease and It is a curious circum stance that most people at the presetit time differentiate clcunlinesH from filth or unclennliness largely by odor, for example the odor which popularly sig nifies "foul" air or faulty ventilation This olfactory test seems to hold good in tho popular mind only for tho hur man race, when it comes to the ques tion of body emanations. Nearly ev ery anlmnl has Its peculiar odor, more or less perceptible to civilized man, even fishes, that spend their lives, you might say. bathing, nnd yet people with little or no knowledge of physi ology are wont to separate the sheep alone. The normal, body odor of a healthy, olean person is more or less noticeable und moro or less agreeable to other persons, each according to his associa tion of ideas, and all that sort of thing. The odor is a conglomeration Oi aromatic suosinnces excreted in tne sweai (,sucnas uutyric acid, formic acid, acetic acid) and perhaps certain odoriferous principles In food (such as the odor of garlic, onions, asparagus) when such articles have been eaten. Positively foul odor arises from reten tion of sweat by unhygenlc clothing or excessive clothing which permits de composition to occur. Going barefoot, for instance, or exposing any other portion of the body to the air, never fails to overcome or euro hromidrosis (foul sweating.) Wet washing Is a poor substitute for the air bath for cleanliness In this respect. True, one can soften up mud or other accumulations of foreign mat ter on the skin with water more auick- ly than with air. but I repent, a 15 min lute air bath every day (If it is impos sible to take the air loiger) is better than any kind of water bath for ald Jlng the skin to dispose of its emana tions or excretions. Itemomber there jig nothing foul, foxlo, poisonous or of- renslve in the sWent, and the skin is self cleansing if not too greatly ham pered by our artificial contrivances. When I speak of an nlr bath all 1 mean is nakedness. One may stand around or better take some regular exercise while enjoying tho air. The colder the air the better, consistent With the natural season or climate. There are still a few points to be covered before we finish this unpleas ant part and so I beg the further in dulgence of squeamish' readers. We'll get at these remaining points in nn early issue, nnd the title will be Whew or something like that, so you will know you had better not read It. prftsTioxs and axswkhs Parkinsonian Tremor Will driving an auto cause a man's arms and hands to jerk nnd shake? We got a car 10 years ago nnd soon nfter ward my husband commenced shaking and h seems to get a lltti worse each year. Sometimes he can hardly feed himself. con you suggest anything to rub his muscles with? Ho thinks they fee as if the cords wore stiffen ing. (tm. A. K. I..) Answer lriving a flivver seenm to make 'cm shake some, but I don't L ft . naanh and hyolana. not to flitaii dlagnoili or lumnu. anir anrh1 invi nn la annlnaajl. Owlna to tha laroa numbar at Uttara raoaiwad. aniw maaa to Una not oonrormim to inatruotlOM lieve driving n ear would do so. The trouble is probably not from the driv ing. Perhaps your physician can do something for tbe trouble. It has its origin In the nerve centers and cannot bo influenced by rubbing anything on the arms. t ,-.. Goiter Gono My neico had a small goiter arid we began using iodized salt as you recom mended, nnd plenty of fresh sea food which we get in the city market. The swelling is almost all gone now. Should we keen on using the iodized salt and sea food after the swelling has dis appeared That is, would there bo any objection to the permanent use of Iodized salt instead of plain salt in our family. (J. G.) . Answer. No. Keep on with the lo-j dized salt and the liberal use' of sea food when you can get it.. Goiter is hut one of many conditions duo to io- din shortage, and the use of fresh sea 'fish and shellfish is one of the best ways to insure a normal lodln ration, the iodized salt being a good second, I think. Mystery Canned In Cleveland In reference to your Illuminating talks on the lodln ration, you will bo glad to know that the use of tho mys terious lodin compound tablets has been stopped In Cleveland, the health director now urging parents to adopt the use of iodized salt-na a preferable method. (C. P.) Answer. People are catching on to the mystery, all right. D6nt trust In God when your blood pressure Is high. See yottr doctor. ' QUALITY ' CORNER J Fountain Lunches and we have Winstel's Delicious Candies, .. Davidson's Corner Fir and Main MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Does your motor Complain? I know for a act that most mo tor complaints begin with improper lubrication. Knocking, lack ' ot power, and sluggish action usually mean that poor oil is used. MonaHotor Oil takes the gamble out of lubrication and puts certain ty into the life of your motor. MonaMotor is a 100 paraffins base oil that beats tuera all for power, life, and low upkeep cost.. Your motor will prove all I claim for MsniMsmif you give it a chance. Drive in today. Let re sults from your motor be the judge. Oils & Greases PHJfPS AUTO PARTS Jackson H Rlversic-Phone 1037-R Children's Fictori4 Cross Wordruie HOW TO SOLVE i : The words start in tlie numbered squares and rSn either across or down. Onl one letter is placed tn each white square. If the proper worJs are found each combination of letters in the white squares will form words. The key to puzzle the first word is piven in the drawing. Below are keys to the other words. :' Kunnini! Across.' Word 1. In the picture.' - Word 5. A point of the com pass. Abbreviation. Word 7. . Heavenly. ' ' " ' Wort 8. Into. Word 9. Otherwise. ltunninjt Down. ' Word B. Whut tho blacksmith uses. . - . Word 3. Part of a horses har ness; Plural. Word. 4. A short poem that can be set to music. 1 Word 0. A beverage. YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE ANSWERED. Before you Build, Buy or Rent, get Ihe Electrical-How for Householders. This Booklet is free rrom any contractor or retailer who displays this seal DRINK MaidO'Sko IT'S DELICIOUS Never before could you buy so much fruit in a small bottle. SKO is made from Real Oranges arid, there are, no synthetic flavors added. ., Close your eyes and you can .easily imagine vou are "drinking" the fruit itself. All our products are guar anteed to he nnvo an? -t-lirvl soijje; winch is your" protec- 'Si-Lsi-ll3 llll o H L ) ni o n 2 Jackson County .' Oeamery . ..i-U.rr- ,;ir: r.V V )WNewgA)rV', t ' Tfi' Tell Blnkley Per North Eipniu Hon Ktartctl'Kliol'Uy before sun up thin mornln; Wp&f in' t' liop off rrom Uc. trot for Wlnsor, CunaUy, tills eveala'. "Ho dldn' como homo t' Mipiier, hurl' jest supposed ho'd. boon held up in' shot orrun tlOwit an' killed, ' so' I went t' bed."' said- Mrs. I.ldb Grimes, when' her husband' ivtiz fobntf hi Ut' null' pond t'tlay.- - ' ; Poems That Live The Way Through theV Woods ". They shut the road through the woods Seventy yea.rs ago. i1 T Weather and rain have undone it ngaln, ' And now you would never know There was once a path through the woods Before they planted the trees; It is underneath the conpiuo and heath, "And the thin anemones. ' ' C Only the keeper sees " That, where the ting-drive broods And the badgers roll at ease. There was once a' road through the ( woods. Vet, if you enter the woods Of a summer evening late. When the night aij cdols on the trout ringed pools Where the otter whistles his tnato (They fear not mgn' in tho woods Because they see so few), You will hear the beat ot a horse's ' feet And a swish of a skirt In the dew, Steadily cantering through . , The misty solitudes, 4 As though they perfectly knew ' The old lost road, through the woods. But there is no road through the woods. Ru'dyard, Kipling. u HOW can we serve the lunoheoriv. we serve' for 40c 'evening' dinner for 70a? Because wo give the people full value for their lhoney. Our over head 'is low!' ' Our patrons are .given, the .advantage of our saving. . . Why Not? come in , today1 enjoy our hojiie-cooked' mpals and our hospitality and',"tf course,' our French. coffee?,; . In Connection. With Medford lce Cream Garden One Block' West Postbffice CASH PAID For Second-Hand W. A. KINNEY Furniture Htfuie 315 E. Main Phone 505 Chinese ' HiwEcine Tor Tietiuent of Acute and Chronic Dlsessea ot ,. Men and Woi v0"'"" y taraor' trtit tnflmm;' M4 !!!.todl,rr """"ot teoobM, Br !rj?i. ' ,tm' 'la, (.malt troublu,. par si'J !! nranli, aathnia land Uiroat . rtmmaHam, lmrthi foltra, 5"""' aU"h- Mdroo.1'. OHIO. Hour,! A. M. to P. M. , - .. ,Cn.ult.tli FrM Sons of Italy, . Inn ; iiil Hi i, l O o o