Medford mail tribune., June 22, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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ROBEHT W. RUHI., Editor.
B. 8UMPTER faUi'l ll, UauKr.
U4I In AHvario!
Daily, wftb Huiidy Sun, year $7.60
. UmIIjt, wIUi Huiiday Huii, monta 'o
lull, without Hundar Hun. tear 6.60
Dally, without Hunduy Hun, montb . . .06
Wilr Uail Tribune, one year 1.00
fubdny Buu, one year S-00
T 0ARK1KK In Medford, Aatiland, Jarkaon
rtJlt, Ontral Point, Phoeiiii, Talrot And on
!(uyi:
iMly, wltt Sunday Sun. month 1 .76
w pxll, without Sunday Hun, month 66
n.Uslly, without Sunday Hun, one year,.. 7.60
laily, with Sunday Hun, one year 8.60
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-jw- :
ille Smudge Pot
'!'! Br Arthur Perry.
Tl(e) heated period Is now a fried
comtia.
.(Ill the unusual always happens,
UN IctiNUtil! Two Ri'iitUmu'ii wilt)
AmalidMn on IiIh I'ular flight, fell
through the Ice tho first opportunity.
in"
J"Uke Ifl grinding 'out it h regular
nudtt). of the newly handcuffed, The
briUifJi ure nil "churmliiK." like in-
witf-ji-flying, and the kicioiiih ure nil
'InjlntrlouH, liko our Htreet cur line.
Tfiw carefree hiring and firing of
IJ lit . O profeHHoi H by the board of
retftwlH, BoinetltneH looks like the pro-
fewjorif Involved wre on the wrong
side of the political fence. ,
AtVIDKXTAIXY. OF COlHSK
in (Weitorii Knithicl)
. ( While AHHiHtlng Jim Sea Use, IiIh
' ennipelltor in the meiit buHiness,
with the repair of n meat cutter
. yeterflay ufternoon, NIvah C'raw
- fpr.d had the mlHfortune to lone
ytho endB of two finger, of hin
, rfht hand.
A medal will now he prenented lo
theeokuk, 1)1., Hhlek who planted a
hard right to the Htontuch of bin lady
f)'lein, turned enemy, when Hhe lov
ingly endeavored to admit daylight to
IiIh anntomy with a popular make of
pjHbbl peforo hlH affinity regained
flViwJnfl and pumpoHure, pml.pow
Uerryli her noHe, the - proponed victim
Wast I ft tho boHum of hln family once
more.;
vThlh neck of the weeilfl Ih going to
amount to Homethlng. Metrupulitan
upHtjlle pnpern belittle our weather,
and. lupritate pupei-H belittle our
weather, on a par with climatic con
Ultlqnn In Lou Angeles.
Lady Ford-Coupe,
And Countewt Chevrolet,
i ilM Are uoth n.ulto gray
From keeping fat uwny.
ehl Aunt Ada I aeem to ho very
popular among the glrla and thoy all
te)l(jitje I am cute and say fluttering
thingn about me. (Portland Tele
gruihl) Htund buck! lt n my turn to
hltjhtn!
I. jilt MKAMXO A DAXCK
' i More of these Joint community
. HffUirH should be given In order
; td get better ucuiminted with our
iiltfhborH.
AMOther fish expert-Iiuh been am
puutd from his tusk. When the
fult. vlgiilflcunoe of this horror soaks
In pn( the piscatorial enthusiasts, the
flnnyi tribe will quit using their tails
for steeling purposes.
W!
There are still plenty of decent
magutinen left on the news stands,
und .hu Impure ones to bide between
their covers while ifiuklng u sly pur
chbyj u typical female trick, and evi
dence of the Innate Hhrewdness of the
mi Id; Hex. '
Ill Hoon he time lo null looHe n
tooth on a roiiKtlnK ear.
II. AND, WHAT OK IT
I'cmllettm FjiNt Oivgonliin)
(leo. JohiiKon and baby
WiVi of Mi'ssn(r left recently for
hri former home In SuHkatoon,
ndu to visit. tieni'Ke H ltath
i'aiid doeun't like It very well.
Mil
Illicit are wnrmliiK tip for thv
1 9 JH fu'ltnnry. In unothor immth all
thn.' niblttlclunH will bo on I ho mump
or jtne pulpit
,Th kiu'en of HpitnlHh women nre
theiflhiicHl mul nioHt tiiaulirul In tln
wotfflf lnvaune
DtH'auHe MianiNh Wtimon pray
moi'f ihan thont' tif other rmwitii
ovf ihnn thof
li liUllL'tlll.)
(Hiy itulh'tln.) Hint to tlulhlicvlkln,
f1!'
..rij community can nmv pnropl to
motHfthe courthouse ovor JatkHon
VllIfaMeaU body.
Hfjitncc has fixed It ho local
niuftUt o" K HwlnuultiK. and come
outfU'lth urlRlnal cumplcxlons Intact
!i fATIIKHINK 0;J
'Torfiiltone" JohiiHon, head of the
tfhchool boartl,
A&hiuneu thut he BprnnR from an vft
And UrlKKliiitf Hperm.
Hut Jlfoud that man was created from
t dUHt,
ThouKh dUHt Ih dirtier than ckkm,. i
OtiMtvd me from my place in the
' Hchool
For HhowdiK a picture to tho pupils
Of w child emei'Kinw from an vKKhell,
Ailci; tfllias them all the beauty and
' ai oiider
Of evolution that nut k cm a tnlinl
Oil! of an vkk and Hperin.
Ko I retired and mImikkI'! alonff.
And ntarved a little and brooded much
To the end of the farce!
(ISdgur Loo Mutatem.)
IT ISN'T HOT,
THE BEST wny to suffVr from the heat is to tnlk about it.
Tho best wny to kiM'p (rol is to keep busy. '
The pust feu- (biys the? tlifi'inomctcr in Southern Oretton has
been onjo.vinif its annual attempt to break the altitude record. Last
year the attempt was made the first
weeks biter, three years afio it was on the Fourth of July.
Weather stnlisties show the attempt is always made, never sue
eeeds as far ns national reeords (,'"
brief duration.
lint as usual there are complaints, and much fussing and fum
iiiK particularly on the part of
try to keep cool.
There is no harder work in the
And there is nothing easier than
regular routine and disregarding
People in poor condition with hard work to do in the open,
of course, will suffer. Hut their suffering, after all, is nothing to
complain about.
Look over the records of the
ago. With the mercury from five
it was in Medford yesterday men
like flies. The death list in New York alone passed the hundred
mark.
Heat has never killed anyone in the Rogue River Valley, and
never will. The old crack about the humidity is pretty badly
weather beaten, but nevertheless it still holds good.
.So advise to cut out the weather-wailing is good advise. Instead
of complaining, there should be general rejoicing that we live in n
part of the country where the thermometer can shoot as high
as it pleases, and nothing suffers materially outside of a few cold
weather dispositions.
Di 'ess lightly, cat lightly, and go lightly on the weather con
versation. It isn't hot in Medford. At least not hot, as far as the
vital statistics go,
QUILL
Some of the new sport garments indicate' that war lias no
monopoly of alrocities.
Most of the biking is now done from the parking place to vbere
J on are going.
One objection to the cluip with
of his friends are minus.
Too frequently, having the
means having it overdone.
The President's name is being
things, including New England.
tATfnc'rVnKC1 iiffmy makes very
your wife will find out about it.
The idea of a six-wheel bus is
to pass over a pedestrian without
It is easy to condemn them
didn't have to live with either of
Correct this sentence: "She
Usher "niul the Negro dialect of
RipplinRhumost
FOUR PER
I
NT CANADA I hoy 're .sellinj.
beer
of piineh, mill legions come
bottles with, their lunch. From Koeliester mid Buffalo, from
Syracuse and also Troy, in Hurginp; waves the people flow, to
sample the verbolen joy. For years there's been a growing
thirst throughout this land of Volstead laws, and men would
travel verst on verst to buy fierce liquids for their craws. They
had to drink in noiseome den, and always feared the law was
near, ami sighed, "Oh, ehee, if once again we could' get pickled
without fear! To drink a firkin of ilie brew that made some
worthy city famed, without a prohib cop in view, to run us in
and make us shamed!" Then gracious Canada uprose to minis
ter to throats gone dry, and people pawned their furbelows,
siime flagons of her beer to buy. They sat and sipped the live
long day, they drank in growing discontent; although they put
large stoups away, there was no kick from four per cent. No
drinker left his seat and yelled, inspired by yeast foam in bis
tank; no sluggish tippler was impelled to whip a cop or rob a
bank. The four per cent was thin and1 flat as chaste as dande
lion tea, and no one scrapped or lost his hat, or tried to climb a
banyan free. Fair Canada removed the lid, to give men free
fur a spell, hut Freedom shrieked as once she did when Colonel
Kosciusko fell.
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THl TANKt
MCTPfiUffl MAYf, TnMXE,
.
WHEW-W-W!
of June, this year it eoiues three
""'l is always of a crmiparitivc
those, who have nothing to do but
world than trying to keep cool.
keeping eool, by keeping up the
the mercury entirely.
east and middle west a few weeks
to fifteen degrees lower than
women and children were dying
POINTS
personality-plus is that so '.tiany
interior of the bouse done over
used to advertise a number of
'fitlle difference".'" Soon or laf'e
that four wheels have been known
finishing him.
for getting a divorce, since
you
them.
lives in Boston,' said the pub-
her stories is very convincing."
CENT.
tlnit luis some four per cent
from far and nenr to drink six
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MTOFORD; OKEflON,
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CROSS-WORD PUZZLE STOttY.
. WHAT BIRD IS THIS?
This is an 1-2-3-4-7-14-20.
He K-9-10-11
very
swiftly.
My Ma 9-17-23-3
0 ostrich
plumes 5-6 trim :
her hat. The
plumes come
from tb 5-12-19-26
ot the bird
. 1 think.
12- 13 ostrich
can swallow an
apple, at anv K-16-22-29,
I saw
one 15-21-28 sev
eral apples in a
movie.
We had a 28-29-30-31
in spell
ing. My brother
says he 20-21-22-23
- 24 spelling.
Hut I told turn
he will 14-15-16-17-18 to dislike it when he is as 25-26-27 as I am.
lie missed three times 6-13 the word, 10-18-24-31-32 (what birds
build).
Answer To Last Puzzle
6-11-17-23-30-35 (bride's). 33-36 Ion), 27-28 tdo), 2-4 5-9 13-19-26-32
(weddiOKB). 3-4 (be), 1-3 (oD), 32-33 On), b 7-8-S (bred), 13-l-2U-21-22
(enter). 12-13-14-16-16 (visit). 4-l2-lt-2! (even), 14-20 (St.). 23-24-26-2U
(ding!), 29-3031 (set), 1-2 low). 1622-23 34 (trod). 10-15-21-27 (lied).
Vvpyrxghi. IUZ!. by 'the International Syndicate
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D
Slirvad lattara pertaining to mtmui naaiift an nyfiana, not lo t)laee aiMnoali or
tTMtmont, will bo onawarad by Dr. Brady It a aUmpad, Mil odoVoaaod onvalopo lo anoloooal.
Lattara ahould"ba brlaf and written In Ink. Owlna to tho loroo numbar of Uttara raoalvad. onlv
o few aon bo anaworod haro. No roply om bo
Aadrota Dr. Wllllon Brady, lr goto of thlo nowa
IMtcH
A vacation doean't seem quite reg
ular unleas one uetu bitten or stung
by something or other. Home such
motive no doubt inspires the artlHts
who get out travel and resort litera
ture.
What to do
when one la bitten
or stung:
1. Resort llter
nturo " plan a
walking trip fori
next summer. j
2. Dog If the
skin Is broken
have doctor treat
the wound, but if
no doctor aval!-1
able, immediately- swab the wound
with tincture of lodin and treat as
any other wound If there is anyj
question of rabieu, the wound should,
be immediately cauterized with hot j
Iron, or nitric avid, or pure phenol
(followed hy rfcijboin and the) AnUl
mul confined for two weeks under
observation of 'a veterlnnry; If the
veterinary can give the animal a
clean bill of health and at the end of
that period, forget and forgive.
3. Snake Immediately Incise the
skin where the fang marks show.
making the cut with-point of razor
or a sharp pocket knife, just deep
enough to insure bleeding, then suck!
the wound for a minute or two, then
apply (or if possible inject around
the wound with hypodermic syringe)
a weak solution of potassium per-,
mnnganate, and the emergency kit
should contain a few five-grain tab
lets of the permanganate for this
purpose. The leg or arm above the
bite should be constricted with a
twisted bandage or tornlquet, which I
should be loosened for a minUto'
every five minutes. Stout shoes!
reaching well above the ankles or
leggings are advisable for campers
and hikers, for protection against,
snake bites.
J Sunrnlnn atirttr Annlv unma
treatment as for snake . bite. Hot!
wet compresses relieve tho Inte'nso
pain at the point of puncture, an.d
weak ammonia water (or other alka-
the Irritant. ...
Bee sting Immedinto "application
of hydrogen peroxide, removul of
the sting, and hot wet compresses
afford relief, or even wet clay or
mud or the end of a freshly cut
potato. Wasp or .hornet stings are
more businesslike; weak nmmonla
water or touching with tincture of
iodln is a relief.
Flea, bed bug or other minor
bites peroxide dabbed on, or appli
cations of vinegar or weak ammonia
water or any soothing ointment such
as the old doc salve in the emer
gency kit.
Mosquitoes rub the spot gently
with wet soap, or bathe with a
tablespoonful of household nmmonla
in a cupful of cool water or the
Ha me amount of salarntus, or touch
the wheal with glycerin or with pe
roxide or with tincture of iodln.
Ants The bite?' is a hypodermic
Injection of formic acid, which is
exceedingly Irritating. The remedy Is
any alkali, such as ammonia, water
lime water, suleratus, magnesia, even
soap.
Chlggers Otherwise known as
sand flea and I'ulem penetrans, trop-i
leal fauna, the female penetrating
the skin and producing severe In-1
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and Stings.
f .animation and swelling, perhaps
suppuration. Tho insect .must be
dug out by means of a heated
needle and the wound treated as any
infected wound. Various other fleas
and ticks are dubbed "chlggers" in
the United Stntes, such as the wood
tick, which may leave Its proboscis
in the skin if forcibly removed it
is better to dampen the wood tick's
ardor with a drop of turpentine or
peppermint oil or; tobacco juice,
when he will let go; another popu
lar "jigger" in Canada and the Unit
ed States Is the harvest mite, almost
miscroscoplc in size and red in color,
abounding in the late summer in
harvest field, berry patch, weeds and
grass. The mite does not burrow
in the skin like a. true chigger, but
lodges in the opening of hair follicle
or sebaceous duct. A warm snlt bath
Is a relief, or applications of benzin
or sulphur olntncnt will kill the
mites,' ,; Xt, is a gotd, plan .to -wear
armor against the straw mites, or
leggins. gaiters or high boots out-1
side of breeches, and to sprinkle
some powdered sulphur in the stock-1
ings before entering infested fields. I
Caterpillars They don't bite, but
oh, boy, they can set up a furious
dermatitis from the nettling hairs
sticking on the skin. If I were
committee of one to confer awards
for intense itching, I should unheal
tatingly give the gold medal to ivy
poisoning, the silver medal to ortho
form erythema, und honorable men
tion to caterpillar rash, having given
each a thorough trial. " The Irritant
principle Is unaffected by water,
alcohol or even weak acids, but la
soluble in weak - alkali solutions, so
the affected skin should be washed"
first with a solution of 20 grains of
sodium hydrate to a pint of water,
or a teaspoonful of washing soda
to the pint of water, and afterward
bathed with any soothing lotion.
The standard soothing lotion which
is probably best In most emergen
cies, is - known as - calamln lotion
and consists of:
Oxid"" of zinc 2 drams
Calamln 2 drams
Glycerin 2 drams
Lime water 4 ounces
I'lain water or rose water 4 ounces
. This mixture should be shaken up
and applied by dabbing on the skin
uJth the fingers as often as de
sired. When itching Is very intense
a little phenol (carbolic acid) may
be used in the formula, say two
ounces of the 5 per cent solution of
phenol (which the druggist may
sell without prescription) Instead of
two ounces of the owter. This cala
mln lotion is suitable for relief of
Itching or burning In hives, erythe
ma, sunburn and numerous other
conditions.
Questions nntl Answers.
Plastic Surgery.
Will you be good enough to recom
mend a surgeon to do a plastic ope
ration, for me. Is It a dangerous
undertaking? Are the results guar
anteed? Miss S. L. R.
Answer Reputable' physicians and
surgeons or specialists do not and
cannot guarantee the outcome of any
operation or other treatment. Send
a stamped self-nddressed envelope
and mention what operation ypu
seek.
Barbarous Itch.
Is the barber's Itch caused by
too close shaving, or is it a bac
terial infection? H. K.
Answer Two conditions are com
monly dubbed "barfJVr's itch. J
firrt is a parasitic infestation of the
beard (ringwor mof the beard, - ti
nea sycosis, trieophytosis barbae).!
The second is a postular Infection of
the hair follicles of e beard. Close
shaving Ih not a factor unless the
skin is wounded. Either the para-
sltlc barber's itch or the postular,
infection of the beard follicles is apt'
to be obstinate. X-ray treatment is
efficacious in either form. I
Delivered nt Your Home.
Mother and 1 are having many
arguments over this question. I
know most wives go to a hospital for
confinement, but if I have one of
the best physicians and the care of
a good nurse isn't it all right for me
to remain at home to welcome my
baby? Mrs. A. A.
Answer-f-Home In the place In
welcome my baby If I were going to
have a baby and" had a home. It 1b
perhaps cheaper to go to a hospital,
however, and then, you must take
into consideration the sad fact that
few wives hnve homes these days,
just some rooms, apartment or a
house. So if your physician . is
willing to arrnngo tho reception at
your homo, count yourself lucky.
Mrs. nnil Mr. Art Small's ilnlieli-
lor win nmri'lcd t'day, an' In tnlMif
l'- press reporter they sniu, ."We
Imln't R no definite pliuis as yit.
It... .-oii'll Itn u.i-r.w.tlv villi. Ill KJlVlll'
that we're goln' I' uiko a koimI, lime
rest." I.re Bud found a real letter
in Ids liuiil t'dny.;
Poems That Live
f!o, I.ipvcly Rose. t
Go lovely Rose - l V .
Toil her that wastes her. HmeVana Jhfc
That now she knows,
When I resemble her . to theo,
How sweet and fair she seems to be.
Tell her that's young, .
And shuns to have her graces spied,
That hads't thou sprung -
In deserts where-no men abide.
Thou must have uncommended died.
Small is the worth '
Of beauty from the light retired;
Bid her come forth.
Suffer herself to be desired.
And not blush so to be admired.
Then die that she
The common fate of all things rare
May read in thee;
How small a part or time they uhare
That are so wondrous sweot and fair.
Edmund Waller.
Wong Pon
Chinese
Medicine
For Treatment of
Acute and Chronica
Diseases of Men
and Women..
Ouw ind tumor tT.ttM, InflKnu, Ud
VJ, bladder mud itomacb troube tlu,
oerala, rupttot. cold., tem.li trouble., pen
tly.li, ferer, pneumonia, asthma and throat
troublM, rheumatism, amenorrboe goitre,
coturampttOD, catarrh, pile, hydrocele, 1
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MaidO'Sko
IT'S
DELICIOUS
Never before could ,-u
buy so much fruit in a small
bottle. ' .
SKO is made from Real
Oranges and. there are no
synthetic flavors added.
Close vour eves and von
can easily imagine you are
ii
cinnKuig" the inut itself.
All our products are guar
anteed to be pure and whole
some, -whicjj is your protec
tion. Jackson Coun
.Creamery
IcfChildien's Tit'tonal : -
Cross word ruz.ie
Running Across.
Word 1. Where the view in the
picture was sketched.
Word 6. A state bordering on
the lower Mississippi. Abbrevia
tion. Word 7. A part of the day. Ab
breviation. Word 8. A small animal.
Word 9. The popular nickname
of an eastern governor.
Word 10. The one who Is solv
inethls puitle.
Word 11. The name of a bird
noted for Ita singing.
Running Down.
Word 2. A southern state.
Word 3. A climbing rose bush;
also one who wanders about
Word 4. A domestic animal.
.L Word 6. Used In making a Art.
SATURDAY'S I'llZZI.E '
ANSWERED.
in1
Canadiantoctfic
Mountain
Resorts
Plan to spend your vacation
this year in the Canadian
Pacific Rockies, most tvon
derful mountain scenery in the
world. It's a trip you'll nev--er
forget -or regret! -:
Banff Sprints Hotel and
Chateau Lake Louise are won
derful Canadian Pacific hos
telries, affording the service, .
comfort and luxury for '
which the Canadian Pacific
' internationally-famous.
Typical metropolitan hotels
insnnitoiu scenic settings,' with
golf, hshing, automobile trips,
swimming, horseback, hiking,
dancing, tennis and other won
derful entertainment and recrea
tioo possibilities.
umaman 1-acinc offices will gladly
turmsh you with literature and
information relative to th.
Mountain ResorU and Bungalow
Camps. Low Summer Excursion
Fares are mm effective through th
Canadian Pacific Rockies: no
passport, .re required. Before)
you make an. plans at all. invas-
vacation in this wonder
land! -
Write or call for Mountain
- . Pnort and Bungalow Camp
literature. (
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