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f Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur: Perry.
.Xo duubt the momlifiH of tho fair
ftev, wcnrliiK furH them l:iyi, hIi-?i
under h, coupltf of tilankftH tluw
' nlKlitH. ,
MAR II V liURiness Rlrl 27, Worth
S73,UOO; widow 48, $3!,(JHl; girl 19,
- 0,0i'(l. Write for photoH, Mik.
: Wren. (l.oa AnsclcH Kxunil.ier).
. IjiiUt's who left iholr complfXionH
alone.
It mlf.ht he worm. Take flreeco.
whnro Premier AlIchulukoupoufoH In
1 mail at Adrnlrul Iludjlkirklakus.
' KltfSADKItS KAHUVING OX
Iicmm Dispute!.)
On the nlKlit of Junu 1 lie re
ceived another visit after mld-
" nlKht from two men. They threw
a nheet over her head and one
held her handn while another
kicked and heat her until she was
uncoiiHclouH. Again the report
was atarted that she had Inflicted
ttie woundn on herself.
HomethlnR should, be dnno nhout
the meannetw of the "mean tempera
ture. Tlie Hteelheads have Blurted biting,
in the river.
vmi-T "And a caravan went forth from
" 'Jehad,- and returned-In good season
"; by the south gate of tho city" (Nuni-
.... iifrit. 6;23). Correct.
faiu. n KiiT ironouxci:d urcnrc
(Milllne Klumuth I-'uIIh Ncwh.) A hot
- spell.
a - cnAUIH(3 A HOMANC'IC
'-li-ti .U. (Cram villi, Wn., Uiclit)
J nvl, What rlRht has a man to tako
fi Kill out Henry Fording In u
hired flivver when he owes the
editor $3 on subscription ? Will
Jeff Clifton please H. H. V. P.?
Thenoxt, display of politicians and
7 enndldates wilt he held during the
, ,eounty fair.
iii.l
One of tho brothers in chewing gum
" to break himself of cigarettes, and
will wind up with both habits.
Many Marshfleld business men and
Sfcomen nro spending their vacntlons
at homo whllo others are visiting
resorts. (Cos Hay Time.) Renanv
ing old acquaintances.
lAko the legislature, (which In a
i-Mlf-ac(Ultter), nnd bootleggers, the
Chicago gent, charged with feeding
typhoid germs to a millionaire, has
been acquitted. 1 ,
Tho eagle will scream next Satur
day, mostly from patriotic Joy, nnd
..What it sees In the middle of parades
held In the super-rlghteoua belt.
- Thero la
Quartette.''
fellow who
I-nke trip.
Homo talk of n "Civic
It was originated by tho
thought up the Crater
. - CAI'SK AN D KFFKCT
(I'.'ugeiio Heglsier)
.,Prof. Merryman. cellist In the
orchestra, has returned from a
trip to his home town at Kalem.
Mr. Merryman says he can smell
n, revival anywhere within a
radius of loo miles af home and
packs up and away for a fresh
reviving
I.ADY LICK
iv Three strangers met at a crossroads
nnd sat down to talk. One of th.-m,
whose mouth was grim and whose
eye were hard, began tho conversa
tion. "I am man's chief ally," aid
he. "Without me ho nccompllhht's
nothing. I am Determination."
""And yet," said one of the others,
. "you and man together would he
" rather helpless without me. The
plans you make would fall except for
my guidance. I am Intelligence.'
The third of tho company chuckli-d
and then began, to hum a little, tune
In his carefree way.
' 'Vou twoservo Ig yout limited
wuy," said he. "Hut I give the final
decision. You make men and I break
thenn Men falter nnd give way to
' despair for lack of you. and I give
tolllgence cannot thwart or evade me;
.. them fame nnd fortune. Human ln
n!I the determination of which man In
capable avails hltQ nothing without
my favor.
"Knsy ! Kasy !" cried the nt hers In
unison. "You loud - moui IhmI brag
gftrt! Who In thunder are you?'
The boastful one 'corked his hat
over one ear nnd quite soleOnfrv
wQed. "I'm Luck," said he. JUalU
pioro Sun. 'i
THE SHPPHERD DECISION.
0 THOSE who followed tlie Shepherd trial close?- the.' verdict
olaciiittal ccmes as no surprise.' , .
At best the state's case was a.
no , genuine corroboration for tlie
whose reputation was not of the best, tho prosecution jvas beteii
before it started. ,
i , Judge Olson,, who initiated the investigation, nnd was responr
Bible, for Criminal action, is very much dissatisfied with the way
the. state hiilled its case, and says he will continue the fight.
Judge Olson is a man fcf very high standing, and it is safe, to
assume his only interest in the case is an interest in right and jus
tice. Nevertheless if. no new evidence is secured, further pro
ceedings will probably be a waste
If the state couldn't win with the defense offered by the Shep
herd attorneys, it if difficult to sec how victory could- ever be at
tained. From this distance at least the defense appeared to be about
as feeble and stupid, as any defense, in a case of such prominence
sine the Dreyfus fiasco. . "
Tlie decision. does not remove
Shepherd's interest in typhoid germs is conceded, and his financial
benefit as a result of a typhoid fatality is not denied this suspicion
will endure. v
Hut fortunately for our system
not mean conviction, nnd legally
Mimed until his guilt is established
QUILL
There's nothing wrong with the
distribution. ; , '
Kasy, brethren! A littJe persecution will make evolutum a cause
instead of a theory.
There may be more, pests out
iiot government officials.
Thrift consists in telling the
patrician in simple things.
So England will pay with rubber.
clastic currency " menus. .
Wo are getting wearier every
( bservances. Why not have a Nortiiiig-at-All-Weekt
Tho State may control what
could control what they learn.
You can't tell by the way a
wns that made him unpopular. .
The world's most absent-minded tractor user is no more,
tried to crank a mule.
One reason why a chicken crosses the street is becnuse it knows
the .neighbors can't throw straight.
As a rule, to say that a man has
is to say that he has the leading
Perversity may be nn asset.
after a life insurance company has
And so there nro 40 birds in"
knew about Die sparrows, but what
7
THE OTHER SIDE.
WIIKs lmktbwii' first : became my linme, I
talk of Aimer Hiim ; ineu'would the iliutiot
find fierec opithots for him. lie, was the stingiest of skates, he
wouldn't loosen up n red to, aid the boosting heavyweights , who,
wished to push the towu ahead. He frowned, on every sort o
drive? ho said the principle was wrong; he wouldn't dig n measly
five to help the noblest. cause along. Mu .said he was a rank
disgrace, they ronsjed hjm in, angry groups, the town, would bo
a better place if Abner Himm should loop the loops. We hour a
voter rousted thus, and fall in with the ones who knock; a man
must be a low-down cuss who causes all this bitter talk. So I
. began to pan old Bimm. before I knew, the man by sight, assailed
his character with vim, and showed his record was a fright.
And then soinq friends of AVner came, and asked me why I
talked mi loud; "He is a credit to the game," they said, tho
best man in the crowd.. If any delegate is broke, if some one
sick and needy lies,, it's good to watch this Abner 's smoke
bo's old Kris . Krjngle in disguise. If you persist in running
down this man, who puts in -noble lifls, we'll have to run yot
out of town, much as we hate to pull such tricks." We're
prone to travel with tho. herd,- nnd knock or praise as other?
do, and pass along the caustic word denouncing gents we never
knew. And when we find that we have wrought injustice to
some worthy wight, we wish to soak our domes of thought ii
water through the long sad night.
" Cut out this cot'.pon arS! mail to
e Rogue River. Pageant Association
Sparta Wdp., "Medford, Ore."
I desire to support tho 1025 Pageant (July 20, IK) ami 31),
siihsuribin for a
PATRONS' TICKET
Please mail me pledge card.
, ' Signed
Address
m
difficult one to prove, but with
testimony of this man. Faiman,
of time. "',.'
public suspicion, and as long as
of jurisprudence, suiicion does
n defendant's innocence is aa-
beyond all reasonable.doubt.
POfNTS
weather this year except faulty
;
in the rurnl sections,, but they are
wife that she lgoks so much more
At Inst wo know whnt "an
day of Tins-Week nnd That-Week
the young arc taught: if only it
man cusses his town just what it
IIc
'
the lending role in a community
roll,
It keeps a man living for yenrs
rejected him.
America to-each human?-
"We
'are the other three?
J UfC
rm r.
hoard much
ionary comb to
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OfcCeS-WOKS) PUZZLE STO
- , WHAT TIME HAVE YOU.?, ,r. Tr '
This i 1aV l-
4-&-13-169 It h
4-5-6 tick, tick,
tick! My uncle
17-19 gave it to
me. See 15-K17
nice Mug. chain
it has to fasten
to my waistcoat !
My ancle's
name ;s Edward
11-12-13 Donald.
He came to have
afternoon 8-9-10
with us.. 1-2 had
it served on the
porch. We all
6-10-14 on reed
chairs and 12-15-18
little cakes.
I will keeD mv
2-5-9 on the time now tlia't I havei good reason to. My but I 7-11
glad Uncle gave me this watchj
Answer To Last Puzzle
1-2-4-7-11 1519-22-26-28 (pineapples), 3-4-5 (one), 9-io-ll-12-13 (state),
5-8-12-16 (Ettu), 14-15-18-17 (opal), 22-23-24 (He), 25-26-27. (set), -7-8
(net), 3-6-ig-14 (onto), 23-27. (it), 18-31, (my), 13-17-20-24 (else).
Copyright, mis, iy The International Byn&uott
Pc'Fson&l Health SevTiee
By WILLIAM BKADY. M. D-
' SlglMd ltUra MrUlnln. to MfWim
IrMlmML will b. iniwind bv Dr. Bradv If
Ltlttn ihould"b. brltl tuid wrlttm In Ink.
" mnwnrmv iimiw. no r.piy Mil d.
lUnu n. MUHII.M Rni.. I- " .Kl - -
It's Just
"An a disciple of yours since the
inception of? your campaign," writes
Michigan man whose stylo I liRe,
"I am both diet nnd 'gout' proof.
I mislaid my symptoms long ago.
1 put 'my health
account ahead of
my bank account
and 1 expect to
che ck n g a 1 n h t
health ncc o u n t'
for years to come."
There are three
pages yet to come.
The introduc tory
blarney may or
may not carry us
thru the" three
pages. I think 1
X v ; : am. like our old
cat about that; , If he purrs when you
stroke his head or scratch his neck
you've made a hit with him: hut if
he just stands and switches his tall,
look out. My Michigan friend makes
mo pur like a tea. kettle. Now let
him introduce toe star of the. piece:
"My-wife, a little lady 4a years old.
weighs 1 Oil -pounds. She is now, and
has heen for seyernl years hnllucinat
ed with the id 4a that there Is some
thing wronp--with .''her. She has taken
everything from Wahoo' bitters to tin
luck, popgun and Amelia Sphincter's
Golden Blossom extract. She figures
that she has neuritis, by way of a
central motif, and of course a sensi
tive, . easily disturbed stomach. Her
latest move was to Join the diet bri
gade every member of her bridge
club Is more, or less a diet specialist.
"For nearly three months now : she
has stuck to the following diet with
out a break, except now and then a
three day fast: From to three
quarts of Taw milk dally, taken in
various combinations. Dates, apples,
bananas, raisins, figs, prunes, apri
cots, oranges, lemons, lettuce. Break
fast is.. a cup of hot water and about
a third of the day's allowance of milk.
with- say dates and apple, hut these
items must come precisely 30 minutes
(not 26) before. the milk. Noon lunch
ame order. Jignt, same oruer.
Then before retiring she eats two
Florida oranges ..."
The poor felloAv goes on to auk
anxiously whether this is nn adequate
ration for a 100 pound womnn whose
energy output is represented by a
grand slam at bridge.
Except for the three any fasts, tho
bill of fare 'sounds adequate enough,
though, a 'air arount of mcnt, eggs.
hflsh. fowl nnd cheese would be better
than so much milk.
, I do sympathize with Mr. Michigan
a whole lot, no kidding, and it isn't
all on account of his Introductory
'compliment either.
The man has a wife.
. But that isn't anything. Lots of
other men have 'em. A strong healthy
man shouldn't complain, especially
with such a little wife. Suppose he
had a great big one, who if necessary.
Could break a bottlo of tlnluck over
his coco.
The little wife has an obsession.
' That's what -wins my sympathy for
juny husband.
1 Worso still, this obsession takes the
form of dietotherapy, and that is the
lone kind of modern quackery which
weems to appeal strongly to the -intel-(lectual
bourgeoisie, at least- until they
tare ready to renounce all rational
ideas and take tip some freak cult or
lotn -thltS .1-111 otkfl-n na n u,t M-iv
rotation or nurgatoryfor a time on the
way to absolute Insanity.
The "food spccialists55 nnd "diet
experts" who seem to. be born, .not
made thke full advantage - of the
ji total Ignorance of the average intelli
gent layman In matters of physiology.
chemistry, biology nnd other low vul
gar subjects which pertain to human
life, and presuming 11 no 11 that inno-
Bcence these gilded charlatans work
Scfeens - Screens
Order Your Window "Screens and '
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o
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Owlni to th. lug lumttr of 1.11k. iMtM, Mly
n.w. lo wwim iwt Mnranaliu. IMtruouu.
Xuturo
the same old rackct.orf the prospect,
the i flame old trick which has always
been the life of the nostrum and
quackery business, the appeal of mys
tery. I have been gravely informed
by a good many lawyers, ministers,
teachers who are college graduates,
and editors of real magazines, that
certain food combinations which one
may perhaps enjoy almost every day
are harmful or even poisonous In ef
fect just how two wholesome foods
assume this harmful or poisonous
character when taken at the same
meal or mixed together, these poor
health Ignorant intellectuals of course
do not understand, but they fall for
the hokum and they fall hard.
QUESTION'S AND ANSWERS
Water mid Butter
Is It harmful to drink alkali water,
perhaps .four pints a day? ' Is peanut
butter all right to eat two or three
timos a day without mating, anything
else with it? (10. E.)
Answer If the alkali water tastes
fit to drink it is fit to drink freely, so
fartns any effect from the alkali in it
may be concerned. Peanut butter is
all right to eat alone !f you like it
unmixed ,W'Ith, other food. Peanut
butter is rich enough in the three es
sential food ' materials protein, fat
and carbohydrate to sustuln life so
far as the essential fuel or calories
may be concerned, but the, roughage
of vegetables and fruits, nnd the vita
mlns of the leafy vegetables and fresh
fruits, are necessary for health and
growth.
Pamphlet on Cancer
Kindly let me know where I can
obtain any reliable or authoritative
books, pamphlets or other informa
tive publication on cancer.- (Mrs.
S. A.)
Answer. An excellent pamphlet on
cancer' may be obtained from the
American. Medical association, 536
North Dearborn street, Chicago, III.,
for 25 cents, or the same pamphlet
may be purchased from the American
Society, for the Control of Cancer, 370
Seventh avenue. New York,. N. Y,
The Anerlcan Medical Association
also Issues at .10 cents each pamphlets
dealing particularly with cancer of
the womb, cancer of the skin, cancer
of tho. breast, - i -
Sun Baths
Will you be good enough to tell Tnp
how to take sun baths? (B. E. J.)
. .Answer. If you. are well, just take
off your clothes and plunge right in,
remaining In not over five minutes
three times-a day at the start, and
Increase the duration of the bath five
minutes daily, to avoid sunburn. If
you are sick, better not trifle with
such a powerful remedy for good or
evil, but leave the question to the di
rection of your physicinn, .
Knttalcil
Could you tell me any thing about
curex or commonly known rattlesnake
oil Is It good for ears or is it harm
less I am hard of hering . . .
Answer. Even If there were such a
thing as rnttlesnake oil, It -would be
useless as a remedy for deafness or
anything else. There' are many hum
bugs exploited as "rattlesnake ' oil"
and superstitious people are fond of
handing over their cash for such
fiocus pocus.
' Tomatoes once were thought to. be
poisonous.
D7ZBS
HATTZRI
0LIANEBB
PLZAJIBI
Phon.l44.
23 N. Fir It
T
. Wo lialn't prosreswd so fer nflcr
..ii min i' consider Iniit
.,l- ,.h,.Hi oho out f' Ihotlsiui'
inrinklp. "Oh. I've
Et r en V Wliisor. Cniiudj-. ' ' 1
r.... t ,i.-.n,l H : suiil Ike Solo) I'doy,
when . BumeliiMhly nl w"cre
liu wuz headed for.
Timely Views
on WorldTopics
"Chairs nnd Change of IHet Will Make
Japs Taller," Says ix-uuer.
r'h.iriM-u rice Muffed,,. Japan
through the centuries has cheated her
self of an extra foot of height enjoyed-
by the peoples , of other nations.
ISUt meiu. ..wiiciv
and dairy products
will restore it to
the Japanese.
So says Dr. Issa
Tanimura of Jap
an, .who has been
touring the 9 west
ern wheat belt of
tho U. S.
'Chat Is Dr. Tnn
Imura's.. business
to learn how good
wheat is grown
and see if . the
methods cannot be
duplicated in the
Land of the Rising
Sun. He also is interested in putting
good cattle, good hogs and good sheep
upon some of the farms which have
never grown any crop except rice. The
time should come, he, says, when
crenmeries nnd .cheese factories, will
vary tho skyline of silk factories and
tea warehouses In th. inland Japanese
towns., (
Dr Tlnlimura, graduate ' of Yale
lawyer, philanthropist and follower of
Confucius, is not much afcove five feet
in height, and he wears shoes which
scores of American women would envy
for its slim trimness..
"Ueneration behind me .have squat
ted on the floor instead of. sat on
chairs,' 'he said. "That's why I am
short and 'bmall- ' Generations of
mothers have bound their feet. Gener
ation upoa Keneratin has lived upon
rice and raw fish.
'Understand, these are fine foods,
and Japan could not have subsisted
without them. liut they are learning
It has been too much of one .thing.
CI ml i-h Increase Height
, "The Chinese, for example, have sat
on chairs more than we and they nre
taller.
"It Is a great era that -awaits my
people. "What I hope is that they take
advantage of it. They export tons of
rice,, silk and tea. But they should
import tons of wheat, or flour, and
shiploads of cattle
"The day will come when Japan
will be exporting motor cars to Amer
ica. We can. build them cheaper than
you, so we will import the materials
and ship you the finished product.
"And I hope the whole transaction
will make for better feeling between
America and Japan."
On his farm near.Toklo, Dr. Tani
mura already has introduced, cattle
nnd sheep and has grown wheat.
7 ,
Mountaineer
through the Canadian
Pacific Rockies-
Take the Mountaineer to
Chicago a. perfectly-appointed
' trans-continental
train leaving .Vancouver,
B. C. at 7:45 p.m. daily and
making dalis)rt trip through tht
ymtdcrjul Canadian Pacific Rock-
' 1Convl'nt ime of arrival "
tall principal way points.
LOW SUMMER FARES
ARE NOW EFFECTIVE
. ' On Sale to StpiwnCer 15
. Return Limit October 31 t
Foe ntlwr biulnea or rWnure. th.
Mounumeer is the choice ot p,"
d'J"" .r. comp.rtment.
r.nd obrval,oii on ot mostmoj.
ni tjrpe mike thl the perfect route.
.-tCo.1. No Mwtto Tirol
t n Uu Canadian Pmk:'
Canadian Pacific
55ThlrdSLajiomdWAi0? Portland
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Children's Pictorial
mCms Word PTOie
, Running Across. ,
Word 1. Whnt tbe girl In tb
nji-Uire is playinn.
, Word 6. Synonym for frequent.,
ly, . Poetic- form..
Word !.. The place where.
Wvrd An- artic used, h
ciimninu Doors.
Word a. Good looking; attrsf.
live.
Running Down. :i i,
Word 1; A vagrant.
Word --Thou shalt .
steal." '
i Word a. A conjunction. I
Word 4. . Narrative; tale. '
Word 0i. A large member ofctbe
monkey family. .. i
Word, 8. A conjunction.
YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE n
' ANSWERED '
HAIL
' . INSURANCE -
First Insuranci
Agency
A. L. HILL. Manaaar
! Phone 105 30 North Central.!
Medford, Ore.
jtfKg For
ChiaMe
Acnte and Ohronlo
tlseaaea of Men
id Women.
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ilrBifl, fever, pneamoaU, uthm. tna throat
trovAles, rfaeumatisin. . .menorrhoe., goitre,
Mrutanptlon,, ctmrrh, pilw, hjdrooe).. !
Duioln.
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241 South Front St Mylford. Ore.
DRINK
MaidGKSko'
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DRuriniiQ
Never before could you
buy so much fruit in a small
bottle. . -
SKO'is mntlo from Real
Oranges and there are no
synthetic flavors added. -
Close j'our eves and vou
can easily imagine you are
"drinltfng" the fruit itself.
All our products are guar
anteed to be pure and whole
some, which is vour protec
ti9n. Jackson County
Creamery
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