Medford mail tribune., July 06, 1925, Image 4

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f Htdterd Sunday Horning Huu u furnished
n'- ilti -r lMlrln thi Mtan-di; dsllj
OfflM: Mill
CorUi nr ttiMt.
Trlburx Building,
Plum. 71.
A coMolki.tfon of tli. I)rji&ouclr Time, lb
I Vnlierd Hill. Uia Unlford TrrWn., tb Bouta-
MB OrtgoyiAPf fiit Aalilmid Trunin..
BOBKHT W BUHL, Pallor.
B. HUM ITER 8MH U, Mauatftt.
. ; Mail In Advance:
1 Dilr, witb burner 8uo, year P..
1 , f.l wllti Sunday Hun, tuuntb , . ,
, . Dull), ftlhout Hwitlajr Huil, year ..
"''Dally, without Jkmdity Hun, uuutn
kl HmU TrllMin, ou yar
I tQtday Huu, one yar ).
..IT.B0
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. 6.0
. .06
. t 00
. 1.00
H HRRIKR In Medfurd. Ashland, Jarkaon
WUa, CtDiraJ Point, Fbwnli, Talent and on
Pa'ly, wftfj Sunday Sun, month $ .70
' Dally, without Sunday Nun, month 0ft
Pally, without Sunday Sun, on yar... ,7. to
Ually, with Sunday bun, oil year $.0
All Urmi by omlfr, caanWi tdranc.
II taitwri icondl a at6.li latter it
v OitS, undar act ol UarfV 8, 1879.
Q Mcondl a aan tatter it Mtdtord.
rO Official pap" of the City ot lledtord.
Official pupfr of Jackaon Co'iniy.
Ititf only Daner betwcei. Attxrav, Ore., ind
1I4. CMilfornla. a dlalanre of oi
Uhlu, California, a dlalanre of over 400
i,0 having leaied wire AaaoclaTed
rrtao
Sworn dally avrrtft crrcAition for l
jf swoUia ending AprlLlat, MM, iuov, dipu th
JvUbLa U't rlroululQn if any older punvr pL
tUhed or circulated Id Qackaoo Coiinty.
H ' MKUBKr&PoX Tllf. AftflouuiTT TORH8.
T fTlie AaeouUted l'rM ii Mi.-lutgyrly entitled
to the uae for republication0 of all tiewi die
aaluhse creillted toolt or nut otlirwlae credit)
r B.Uil paper, and alacoto the local newa pub-
evenm nnrm
hill rlUta of republication of
tpedal die
DffiD re a wo reaerreq.
Ye Smudge Pot
Bf A rth a r Perr.
7'he 9IU hill Ih Hhurt-uved," uc-
mllng to the Trnnmiry lfailiiita
ul now and Hum a $5 bill ll?ti on
fhr humlH.
J j The-bower i
J tiU .cMfC. la I
' of 0riinluii)H In front of
pruviiiH u pujnjltir tryHt-
J JiM l4u for downtown cum.
im.A
I, ir) Mill (ho fil m uiiliWun of Die
Hhttrf, thut ufler thu nKltitQ' Iiiih
httlnd 17 times fur the hlml-eml
Lkemftn tu etifne In. unci he doe
,ril li Tironer lur tlftt Vuiu to ni-o-
10 "" ,H'X' int Ion wltlOut
IlorHo-head jickn are flourishing on
neeilwayH, and are 10 most oli
InUH of bke thiirnH In thn hlnil-
poMRfnH vivid ucnetrutlnR
g Wjvpr. They grow best Withl a
ufrno'H , throw of a wuy.sldc guitJiKe.
TtOiPimuke the ownera aiureof very
t W v- O '.
v'l! . ' - "OATKS JAIC
l.tl'i.1 (Cili'illi, Xil Triliiillo)
I Vftiltlvely no more Unptlzlng
jijon ni piixture. Twice in the lam
tiljWO tfionthn my gate hun been left
v I $)en by C'hrlstlnii people, nnd I
I. jCuu't afford to chimo cattle all
b jtnvoij tlio country Junt to wuve u
0 Sow fdnnerH.
I" i '
h l tlWA fihould begin looklns around
1 toHnolld material that will Hnd with
a fWrc.c' (PortlamJ Journal.) The
a nolld malarial that ,ph'jJol him la no
i: hliKertavallahle,
o j.lady Ford-Coupe of Iho loral Brlt
rlHljl etj forgot, herself Thuraday and
C packed) five water rIukhch In ono hand
hyMIc jasMlsUng CotinteHa Chevrolet
HHffle ier gui'tn. The feat cume
ural, and wa not due to dining
axierlence in otlr dnya.
- t
t 1 COST French ' hull. Ann we to
uuiiie in iwoiHie ooiHie, i jjos
10xamlnir
him left.
Wantlld.) No
Wyoming lady who aklnncd
h a drummer, four houra be-
lik'r legal niate fell heir to
0l(o und seven buildings In Uttca,
iiiBH a perrecr right to be lls-
a T.AHCJK Vl'K.HTrm!
I linker, Ore,, Dciiirn'ral)
(llHirge McDowell had the mls
rtiuifl 'last week of getting his
bngiie severely cut when he was
k'Mil In the motith hy u home.
I
the 4th Is over, careful
start shooting each other
fegonlanfl of deen anlrittiulltv. m-e
Ill
ill
K
r im i
NowjIWlt
nil alr( can
Flirt
Ir illi
likUlng their loins, nnft hitchltaj up
Ir pants, to render unconscious the
on, that otherwise unblemished
cicJtltenH Icape) from a monkey, np
Cpeatanees to the contrary notwlth
st)(dlng. The fact that the foes of
h uyolutlon have heretofore had hard
lilting running for offbO. should not be
Uojjoritrucd as a plot to corral the
J cljuri'lp vote.
'J k
fi llThe fruit crop "looks good, and
nUkht to yield a for coal ftQ every
'''ClfS Packer. ,
" jiliTlIK f.HDOM S IMa-UKKSH
BO (Siilciii staicMiuiii)
The rock cnOier Is again In
lirration after being idle for a
fftlort time, caused by the burning
lit of fi) motor O O
!jAtPr lne ceremony they went
": ij the home of the hridi pnr-
Hw ''! biter In the evening
Vo lume lo Marion to the home of
MoQrroom'n parQits, where ii
laliniher of fiiends had gathered
Hflriime them.
Op '.
jrionrfer blondes are returning from
iH melropollses. In both directions.
Ml their hulr and first names d,9il.
VI h Untie to Clarice.
0lti groom was attnnded with pink
fjifMi white rosea and sweet peas In
,,1'IWietH anil howls, and Immediately
Bfi fjwlng the ceremony dljjier was
s ird lo the guests at a (able con
fl with n hrlde and groom's cake.
VKomiliurg News-Kevlew.) Vou
(.l Uld huve aeen him!
I I th esteemed and cantankerous
,Ji (i.up man Is short soma lines to
(tl ,)ier they are.
ISN'T MB. PINCH0T
Glr
IFFOKD I'lNC'HOT, liovornor
isctl over Die menace of mi
III u Hiajfuh dt'livt'iril in l'orlliiiKb Suturilii.v, lie fiivisiiKi'tl "
(lark future fug the common people, both in the northwest ami
throunhoift the country. O O
Bi ten yeiirs, lit the present rate, r?e sees the entire population
of the I'liitetl States hound up by elcctrie wires, utterly at the
mercy of one mini seated at a inahoany esh, with a fifty cent
ciiiar in his mouth and a diamond studded djit finder on a liutton.
It is a forbidding prospect as (iifford p'tiOi's it, but we fail to
see precisely how, uglcr the present eireumstaiiees the trajreily
can I (ft eniuded. O
For assuming that such nn octopus is created, what will the
people Jiti (loino; while it sends
(Tiisliinj? tentacles?
Does Mr. l'iuehot mean to sny that the people will lose hcir
. resent political mid legislative powers? Jt seems scarcely ftrobable.
The powQr (fflnipuiiies are now under fairly strict control by the
public service eoinniisions of the varans states. Their rates can be
l(,?ered whenever these eoQinissions (leniand it.
The people still have their legislatures, and a verv efficient De-
parlnient of C'onimeree under Herbert IIoo9er at 'WashiiiKton. Wo
have seen no indication either
Jr. IOiver, or eoiuSrol any of the state legislatures, at least in
this neighborhood. 0 O
Some of the (lungers (Jovernor Pinehot forsees may Skkt, but the
(langeiftof a nation enslaved by cleetQe power companies,, somehow
appeals more to our sense of humor, than our sense of impending
disaster.
Weofenr G if ford is suffering from an o(opus 'complex, Ifnil like
that Indian maratjjon runner, isreeling. off a lug when tljp race
QliILL
Almost everythiii"; that now is orthodox was heresy ij one time.
The war gave usniaiiy new words and a brand new definition of
the word "loan."
No. one charges, however, that
courages reckless driving.
llle (lllllll) Will Speak; llercattcr,
over
the radio.
A vift?S 1'1(.UKV KCOI11H t'SIXHMHlK' .MllllsilMr iiffMp Vmi
j1ejshn)nl. '
A jiiitfo. is a patriot who. would .sacrifice his last neighbor to
protect g)c national honor ' '
A 'bride with thirty )cMle forks is lucky. She will alwnj-s have
snmethinjjr with which to open a milk bottle.
"IMitfious liberty "doubtless
the other fellow's religto silly.
It is estimated that 07 per cent of the wonderful investments
are those that 'didn't look very good at the time.
ffi i -
Correct this sentence:
We
trih" Raid she, "niid didn't forget
R.pplingRhqmcs
'
GETTING IN
T USED to borrow this and flint, from neighbors here and
there ; I borrowed Johnson's Sunday bat, and Thompson's'
polar bear.' "When I went to a neighbor's door, to borrow wurst
or ten. I sometimes thought bis face was sore, as be looked
down on me. Hut I was always glad to lend whatever goods I
ownedo; if things were needed by a friend, thosi hings were
promptly Jonned. And as I journeyed west and north, my
course seemed far from wrong; this thing of lending back ami
forth ninde life a grand sweet song. H evidenced good will to
men, which is a priceless creed; and so I went to Jones ngnin,
and borrowed chiu&cu feed. Then Jones remarked, in language
tetijje, "I speak for lieiihbors n.ll;(vc'ro tired of lending bnrbed
wire fence, and cheese'nnd codfish ball. Last evening, ift the
Hluc Front store, we threshed ibis mutter out, nnd w resolved
to Iflul no mot, to any chronic scout." "Hut if you enme to
ine," I said, "fo borrow chum or file, to ask for prunes or
spools of thread, you'd get them. with a smile." "Hut then we
never go to y?m," this Jones skate made reply; "when wo run
out of ejass or glue, fresh stock do we buy. Man cannot have
a string of friends who hcermv all the time, vflio always, as
through life they wend, are iisWng for n dime." The words
of Jones, like pivcuOs seed, on fertile soil were thrown; I bor
row no more chicken fged, I always have my own.
FLY SPRAY,
risfiSi-JL
AHEAD OF "."HE REST"
I u4 uHuimn
1 l Bit i'iliW!r-B"TW'f 5i
JF55fc pFKAl W GROCERY k
SEEING THINGS?
of TVniiK.vlvnnia. is mwOi eer-
jycti-io power octuptiK. O
out its life-erushinji und liberty
tlniA the power companies controls
POINTS
(lie printing of wreck news eno
but possibly tllCV WOll t UO it
her
includes the privilege thinking
packed carefully for the camping
a single essential thing."
ml
WRONG.
MOSQUITOES
FUES, MOTHS
BEDBUGS, FLEAS
vie uljji
THCTANCUFOOTCa, CRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
BY FAR THE BEST.
CROSS- YVOKI)
o THE
"Ah 1-3 lliete is a nicerbty shady 8-9-10-1 1 to have our picnic
under!" said Alice.
"2-3-4 i h is basket any picnic in it?" asked little brother Hilly:
Alice nodded "yes," (or 4-7-10 knew the basket contained a fine 0
picnic-lunch,. Hci 5-6. had fixed it that very mottling. . .
"Let us 9-12-13 lo the treel" cried Billy. " ; '' " ' '
"All right," agreed Alice, "1 mtRt take my 2-6-8 off first as it '
might fly oft I" , - t
"' ' Answer To Iasl Puizle . a ...
S l-5 6 7-8 (Fqurth), 2-5-1012 (Ju), 13-9 (off),' 811 (be), 12-li ll
(yes). . ' : . - . . . ', , ' ' , '
OopiHffnf, IVS5. by TtM International ByndUutt
: O ; "
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. '
-V-
SlarMd let tare pertaining to areoni
treatment, will ba anawered by Dr. Brady If
Lettera eheuWbe brief and written In Ink. Owlnfl to Ihe larao numbar af kttara raaalvad. anly
tew tan Da antwerea nera. no rasiy aanvo rnaow m ajwrijt m aaawraiiM to laatruouoaa
Addreee Dr. Wllllaa Brady, Ir ova of thta aewapaaaf.
a - ,,
Uriah Heci
t. n.,u Dnnl,hBh lltrin
'cruelties Invented V, the. creator ot
David Copperfield .is the sugutioti
that thercOia something iKnominlous
about clammy hands. This unworthy
idea is in the same catagory with
the notion, so -popular among misin
formed and malevolent people, that
the familiar black -heads
and pimples
of youth , have
some unpleasant
significance. I dare
say, that if we could
count up a random
Section of the pop
ulation we should
find most of the
nice young people
m '
ii o a i r i o w 1 r m
clammy hands and pimply faces and 'ounces.
most of the bad eggs escaping these . in 80me cases the most sattsfao
anno.ncea. Only a fool Identifies a tory remedy Is a short course of X
b'ontleman by Ms white collur or hut ray treatments by a physician skilled
fallen nrchea; the same fool may mis- n the use of th method.
juuge cnanxcieri oy a clammy nana
or a crop of physiological pimples.
Thanks to the bumper crop of fools
business, vies for top place with hon-
est trade In thla free country of ours.'acld in alcohol for running ear, a drop
If your hands sweat enougji to em- or two n the ear twice a day. Kindly
uarass you socially, why. forget It tell me how one can obtain the
and devote your thoughts to more lm- alcohol without a physician's prescrip.
portant things. ' - - Ulon. (L. 8. P.)
If your hands sweat enough to in- Answer Have a rum running ear.
terfere with your work, we are glad Or else get the ear of a physician,
to offer some remedies for the Or fall back uyn distilled water
trouble. For Instance en young Instead of the alcohol,
watchmaker asks how to prevent j What We Sweat
sweating of the hands. He says he You stated that free sweating ac
has been advised to wash the hands companying vigorous exertion contains
dally with alcohol to "close the ho increased amount of waste matter
pores." The sweat comes out thrj, and . is practically nothing hut 'salt
the mouths of the sweat ducts, to be and water.- How do jrou reconcile
sure, but these-openings do not open your statement" with the following
or close and are not pores, since from Ho,well's physiology "Urea,
nothing Is ever absorbed thru them, fltrlc acid, creatlnin, Jtatol, serin.
The humng skin has no pores,, and albumin are eald to occur when tha
the childish fancy that the . pores 'sweating Is profuse. Argutupsky has
open or close under various external shown that the action ; of vapor
conditions is just hokum, no matter jbaths, and as a result of muscular
who cultlvres the fancy. -work, the amount of tirea eliminated
For the-watchmaker or others In the swety may be considerable,
whose work is affected by sweating jUnder pathological conditions
of the hands, a dally painting of the crystals of It may be deposited upon
palms and palmar surfaces of the ,the skin." Howell's textbook is Ssed
fingers with a 6 per cent solution of in Northwestern and he. seems to be
chromic acid In distilled water About la recognized authority. (R. McM. J.)
25 grains of chromic acid in one Answer Howell's text book says,
ouivS of water). a good remedy, (continuing where your quotation
This may be used for a week or two, 'leaves off "UncSS'r perfectly normal
the solution being allowed to dry on conditions, however, it Is obvious that
the-skin, nnd then discontinued un- the organic constituents are of minor
til TurtherOnced. It has one dgiw- ; Importance. The main fact to ne
back It stains the skin yellow, tern- considered In the secretion of sweat Is
porarlly. . , the formation. of Water." Never fear.
Another good application,-which my son. I gave Howell a careful har
does not stnln -the skin. Is an oint- jlng before I committed myself. And
liient consisting- of four Ingredients, please remember I have invariably
(1) one dram of formalin. ('-') Two taken pains to any practically or
grains of menthol, (J) one-half ounce something of the kind- whenever I
of lanolin nnd petrolatum suf-have asBi!rted0that the ekin excretes
ficlent to make the whole measure no poisonous or waste matter. We are
one ounce. This shouldie dispensed concerned not with minor scientific
In a collapslbla tube anu labelled, facts or pathological conditions. You
"Formnlln Salve for Sweaty Hands enn find nothing In Howell's textbook
Formalin Is the common name for a of physiology to support the popular
standard (ubout 87.5 per cent) solu- misconception about sweating.
lion or lormnidenyae .in wnter. Tnis
formalin salve la to be rubbed Into
the skin of palms nnd fingers each
1924 BUICK SIX
GLASS ENCLOSED
A Real Buy
o
The Busy Corner Motor Co.
o. r
FUZZ LI? STORY
PICNICo o: "
riMith and hvffen, not
atamped. eelf adtee, nveleoa la
Tijmblo
night for a week & soruslng; a
pea
size piece each tne. .
Where the trouble Is not so great,
the mopping of the skin once a ay
for a week or two with the aluminum
chlorld solution so successfully used
to prevent Recessive sweating in thj
armpits, will suffice. This is a' solu
tion of half an ounce of aluminum
chlorld in from two to three ounces
of distilled water or rain water. It
should be allowed to dry on the skin.
In mild cases the simple applica
tion of a powder night and morning
will b sufficient. Such a powder is
the followfng, containing four in
gredients: (1) salicylic acid, Vt dram,
(2) boric acid, two drams, (3) zinc
oxid, four drams, and (4) talcum
1 ....... .1 :..: . ......
iHn" Duimitiii iu , inaau kttv
QUESTION'S .AND ANSWERS
Iluniiins Ear
You suggested In your column thirl
use of a saturated solution of boric
i Ants
I What can I use for Preventing the
ants from crawling into my pantry
00
und eBll'iB "!' ttll the sweets (Mrs.
O v. K. p. . '
Anvci--Trumbs left around at
'trai; the ants. Trace the onts to
their nVsting place and sUlrl kero
sene or gasoline Into the holevlth due
precaution against fire. A .poison
which disposes of the ants is prepared
by boiling a cupful of sugar and half
pint of water into syrup and ijjixlng
with this one-tighlh ounceuof arsenate
ni huOlniriiriilnh.'Mtraininir. cool-
ine. and placing sponges saturated5)
with It where the onts can find the
bait. Of course the arsenate of soda
Is a deadly poison Bid should not
be used If there are baUes or very
young rhllt'een inhe house. Sprink
ling tnrtnr emetic powder across the
doorsll! or other place where ants
come In will discourage tl)em.
Ix'gter Ilontley an' Ijifo Bntl was
sentenced. In Hqulro Swallow's court
t'day, t' ten days on tie stono pile nil'
$7 eueh for cotlsplrill' t' violate til'
prohibition law when Ihcy ivm Jest
saylir amongst 'cmsclvort what they'd
do If -iliey luul $12. MIhk Tawncy
Applo-luis ''switcher' t long; hair
tllMier 'grnn'nuiw goes home.
Who's Who
CHELMSPORO, England
Sixteen thousand, two hundred and
sixty-nine kisses.
T Ji at ; s what
jelection cost Sir
Henry Curtis-Bennett,
member of
parliament from
the mid-Essex di
vision. . And not
baby kisses, either.
During his cam
paign he promised-
hat if He was
Elected he . would
kiss every Cvohian
In his division. 1
Sir Henry is a
handsome man.
i' HeVtfoft by t
record majority. Now he Is fulfill
ing his wager.-
There are 16,209 .women in' the
division eligible to he kissed.
Sixteen thousand two hundred and
sixty-nine husbands are having a lot
of fun, . r
Sir Henry won't say whether he
y$I1 make the same promise in the
next election campaign.
Poems That Live.
The Rainy Day '
The day Is cold, and dark, as1
dreary;
It rains, and the wind Is never wearv:
The vine still lings to tho moulder
ing waW,
But at every gust the dead leaves fall,
And the day Ja darjt and dreary.
My life Is cold,, and dark, and dreary.
It rniift. nnrl the' i-tnil iu n..uaH
My thoughts still cling) to the moldei-1
....ing.i'aai, - - - ------ - s
But the hppes of youth fall thick In
uie oiast. - i .
And :tho days are' dark "and droary.J
Be still, sad heart! and cease repin
ing;
Behind the clouds Is the sun atlll
shining:
Thy fate Is the common fnto of nil,
into encn lire some rain must fall,
oome aays must be dark and
dreary.
Henry Wndsworth Longfellow.
CAGO
throudh
L ihapo
madian
t:
- daUy at 7:45p.ra. for Chicago
en me fast MountaiiHr-day-Iiglil
trawl tarouglt (e mast
tOW ROUND TRIP FARES
- ; ARE NOW IN EFFECT O
j On Sale to September IS
i Return limit October 31
Fine equipment inchidt comMrt.
nwt otmhon ew MniKi
pinj on. orn top oWmui
car, tarouib dininf Mrric
o ' SSM
CanacUan Pacific
;$iHcNRyCjsni,eouaiT
mm
im
Children's Pictoriur V ;
o Cross Won! lVzle
O Running Acrusa. .
Word 1. What the punle . It
drawn upon In the nicturo.
Word 5. A garden tool.
Word 7. A hollow, . jointed,
tropical tree.
WoaJ! 9. A number. . O
Word 12. One who lives In se
clusion; a recluse.
Running Down.
Word 1. Another word for Sun. ;
day. . .
Word 2. An expression of 41
quiry, meaning "What ia It?" ;
Word 8. Behold; look; eei, a.-; ..
Word 4 To lay down; to place '
In trust In a bank.
Word 6. A part of the day. Ab- ;
breviation. ...... ' i.
Word 8. Near; beside; close to. '
WoroSlO. Us. . kf ; .
Word 11. A conjunction. i,
SATURDAY'S PUZZLB ;
ANSWERED
I HOTEL
BROADWAY t SEVENTH
That Distinctive Look
of a Tailored Suit
THERE'S :
A REASON
It is hand tailored, not
machine " built. Made
right here in MedTord,
too. ' , v
ORDER YOURS
NOW
Delivery in 4 hours'
if needed. ;
. :,o i - . i
' . .. 'i . .. ' ;
Prices from $35.00 up:
UPSTAIRS
DRINK
MaidO'Sko
IT'S .
DELICIOUS
. a-.
Never before . eniilrl . .oil
buy so much fruit in a small
bottle. '
SK0 is made from leal
Oranges and there are no
synthetic flavors- added.
Close-your eo'esand you -
"n easily imairine vou are
drinking" Lhe fruit itself.
All our products are 2uar-
antecd to be fiure and whole
some, which is your protec
aon, o ' - - .. o - ,;
Jackson County
Creamery
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m a It I I a 1 1 m
N f u ft S E R Vs
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