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U8UED EVKlSa? AfTKHSOOtt MOTFT
BUriUAT, VH TUB
MEDKUIIU WlW'M CO.
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eabacribrra del lug the eevcn-daj dailj oewe
oaf.
Office: Utll Tribune Building. lo-IT-IS
lloryi Kir treQ Phone 74.
A coneolldgllon of the la"HTiflo Time. the
Mrdfnnl U.iVII'e alrulotf Tnlu;,
rn Orpgonlan, tlia Aelibnd Tllbune.
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nfk, with Hundaj Bn, year O A7 80
Dijlr, Willi Hun.lir Nun, month ......".76
Daily, wlthoutQunday Hun, 7ear 6.60
Daily, without Humlar Sun, month ... .06
Weekly Mall Tribune, one jrar S-00
Sunday Bun, on year
Y CAkRIKH In lOjfrrd. AlilO.d, Jiaon
111a, Central 1'oliit, Itaewv, Talent and on
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Iiffllr, wlrh Rundar Rim, month. .0. .. .1 .75
Dally, nflhout Hunday Run. month 06
Dally, wRout Hunday Hun, one ajrar... 7.60
Dally, M0K Hunday Sun, one year.A. .. 6.60
All terma by carrier, caah In edraiMi.
Kntered aa aecnnd-rlaaa matter at Mntford.
Crgon, unr act v aiarno a. imv.
Official paper of the City ol Hertford.
Official paper of Jac-kaon Co'intyr
The only paper betme) Wmh Ore., and
Oileo. Pallneaila. rtlHlnni'M of our 400
toilet, having leaaed wire AaeoclattV Preiff
Borneo.
Rworn dally averuA rrrculaUnn for
aionthu ending April luT. 1924, 8!t,o, more than
doutila the rlrciitntlon of any other paperOpub-
vnnea or rircuinicj in Jscaann uonnty.
kHiii'Iih or rm mnm.iTM pbkss. 1
The Aanoclated i'reaa la ex'iOilTely entitled
A the nae for republication of all newa dla-
tEfcee credlPd to It or not atherwlae credited
una papey, ana aieo to tno local newa pun.
ra?n Herein.
ah rirnta or repnnncatiwn oi apecial aia
nerein are also reaerwfd.
Yk Smudge Tot
By ' Arlhar Perry.
Nobody hocius tu realize tlmt If man
HpniriK from u monko it's loo lute tu
flu anythi ubuut It.
Tho Hotuhl!ciin Win-horses of Ore
fion ure meeting thh week tu keep
from going Deniucrittic iiRatn.
Perhapn the molar should he
iffieti: Niv k to sleep In a locomo
tlvp firebox. '(Albiury- Democrat
Herald.) . .
k hash' vnov:
(Icm 'iiltal .Itnii-iiiil)
An tin li-dkatloii that the: crowd
Tdr ffio most part was fundamen
talist, of (he two collections taken
H is said that Hlley's was con
siderably tho Itoavicjj. Tho hat
was passed twice, the nii(llenr
beltiff asked to contribute, to the
first If In Hympjihy with the evo
lution spualtor and to the second
If In sympathy wiih his opponent.
Many members of tho audlenco
wero apparently neutral. "I'vo
ljcen In this bushier for 7 years,"
said Dr. K Hoy In aiuiouncJiiK tlio
collection method.
., Leslie C'arr was seen drlvUiff up (he
creek In his nuto Tuesday. ( Knots
Crock News, This Paper). .Marvelous!
Tho rnlibed farmers nro skinned
fttfnln. The wrenches that come with
a JJackard don't fit tho nuts on u
mowing imiclilni1.
"Tlio hero of Longfellow's poem,
vho shot an arrow Into tho air and
hit n sua r row, causing t)ie poet great
ungulsh, couldn't lmvy missed one if
ho panted to.
Another Industry that Is going
abend with the well known leaps and
bounds, is beautj payors for 4ds.
CAN'T I-'OOli IA11Y!
(Yivka. Cat., louriial) v
When the fire was Honiewliat
under mtrol the family won
dered where .Mr. Bray was, and
on entering the house they found
hint In the front room reading a
paper, and he thought them Jok
ing .when they told him the placo
wm on fire.
Klmcr !ndd ami family left Thurs
day for Hebiware by auto, wherii they
wero called by Jhe serious Illness of
their (.it'itfidnm. C rand ma got sick
tli is year later than usual, owing to
cmio trouble,
Olenn Maxwell seems to be very
busy these days, and from the way he
bi dolling up his bouse things are
9"iki salons for the ung in.
(.Montague IVwenger. imio more
of your Iius1i,9sh .
v There Is no use cusslnx the weather,
like It was a ( the,
a piuKU'o uiiTiri uiat nas ncen in
i UJ i . i. . . .
0 every col fret Ion box in Jackson roiiu
1. (0'inded (i. Washlngttin .Ma.i-
dox ij't-l. ami will Vjy buck in Its native
element after a sliort Q-st.
7
gjjtn I'utnam was iPently knrg(;en
down wr an autoinohiiit at (OwiiMits
vi t In and sustained Qhior Injuries.
( Lebanon 3-cVH. ) 1 was rutLtlown.
nO then 1 boiiktit a boc (DyoSrr
iterful pills.
Ca
Willi-
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tiioi m,i'.-M u i:ii
If OlieMiole inn -faced refin-mers woiq'
sit down "Ih"c and leve
We would thiTTi be Itelievlng v,jjjuit
It pleased them Q hrlteve;
ThiM" could turn frcnieveng) pleasure
" nnd we'd neveiM are a Jot,
Nor make any move to force itiem tu
0idopt our mode of thoSht:
Hut the .ible Is they i)vcr can be
satisited unless y
They are causing other peotb to be
Quiring their dis(
If the Mgots could be happy with con
vict Ions of t heir o n
It would he our pleasant fluty to be
letting them alone;
They could he us blind to progress n
they pleased, and welcome, too;
V'e would not obstruct the pathways
they were ea)t u puruc,
Htit Ihey will keep on Imping that
we must accii their creed.
And Ihey damn us for pursuing the
enlightenment we need
(S. I!. Klser.)
po ,you luO your wife?
(jDAYCGHT SAVING
OST ni'opln will agree
that
M
time of the jeiir, lire lietw'een five ami seven.
Most people will also njrrei)
time. tliesmliniii'H are spent hr
I'mler a s.Qlem of iliivlicht
mid
defied to productive and Tnjoyahle Nerviee.
ifiiyli
toil; in
lit Niivini; was 11 siBress
most of ft laiOe "iti(of the east. We ean see jio rea
.son whyit shonldn't he a sneeess
Thr hnsiness men of Kliiinath
for (ylijrhtavin'. We believe
suit.
Of course ill) v eunimnnity can
sired. IW
it would lie jijiich hotter
to adopt one system
and mere.
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QUILL
Jlcart Iroiilili! is heeomiii;
one of the symptoms.
more
Whatever the nilicy's faults,
ereditahle as dust. 0
Kxaniple of Kuropcini i;rninninr:
like vou do do?"
The little things ymiit.
ikes tllPil good caddies.
JJut
Kven wW'li the meek inherit the earth, douhtless they will keejl
up the lihityf meekly pitying tuxTs. ' '
iinerica is a fair land.0 Each section lias a peculiar product
with which to frisk hiotliei" sections. " .
The reason a mini doesn't try on every hat n the shop is
aiisc he rfjjilly intends to huy one. ' .
The
Japan.
vy iijj Chinese wish to
The man at Doom once
You can't hurry Nature. Dcht collection must wait upon the
natural development of the riyjit slogan.
Over 10,(100 laws were passed last year,
seriously interfere' with hcinj; a decent citizen.
Correct this sentence: "We
said ihc, "and spent no more than
Very likely scientists five thousand years from now will dig up
ck sjulls fivu thousand years old.
Another of the wonders of Nature is how the roads remain in
tact aftie)' tourists hreathe so much of them. .
Correct this seiilenee: "He's
said Uie man "hub lie never tries
The hird that suffers most hy reason of airguns is the one who
raises such a row" ahout his window panes.
CorrM I lias .sentence:
Kthal," said the iiiolher,
"The
'und 1
s
HEAT.
WIIKN pnltv-JriAiiN n frvin (Hi the surfa.1? f thr street,
mttl tlto World seems wilting, d.vin in the everlstiiiK
lteat, then, oh fellow-nien. W ever, we ,liou.l itiiike a strong en
deavor to he joeidar nnd elever, sinnin; maxims hlithe and
Mfeet. When day is eool and breezy, and we're full of pep
and vim, it is ton aby.rdly easy to line up with Sunny Jiiu; little
credit are we V'.'mmtf hy the ahsenee of eomplaininjr, by our
strivinir and our stntiniiifr to pnt up a eheerful hymn. It is
when the heat is sizzling and tlie sun is on its carouse, ami tlto
briny sweat is drizzling from our vhisUers and oift brtiws, tht
wo show wliat stuff we're made of, er.injr, Hcat we're 'not
afraid of," while we loiter in (lie shade of banyan trees with
poats ami cows. Hinl?aif?l nohle is the fellow who enn (lenl0in
harmless fun, when the world is parehed and yellow with the
biikinir by the sun, who can josh nlontf and twittO when $iis
friends tire irrnwiiiK bilti?, when the eronker und tho tpiitter
call for poison, hx and uu. lie is'pantiuf?, he is ipini;, h9
3s frerkh-d burned and taunctl, and his voice is hoai and rasp
invr, for ! is throat is full of sand; bid he jokes along und joifhrs
while the perspiration washes and the heat coojes
Mpinshes all the comfort in thetnd.
iULiQufffiitii
1924BUICKLSK
GLASS ENCLOSE!!
A Real Buy 0
ThecBusy Corner Motoro.
FOR THE COAST.
the lit'st hours ol'Qlie iluy,
this
that umler the present system of
the inajoritv of people in slecl
savinir, however, these hours uiii1i1t
ihinni; the war. It is n sneeess
here.
Kails reeentlv starled a inovenieiit
Medford would do well to
follow
eslnhlish any time
schedule dc
for the 'acifie'oast as a hole
i.i oc nine ivmiu inai iii.viif!iii
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POINTS
prevalent, hut poetry is no long
us an ancestor lie is about us
'What niiilies you dun me
they don't count aecurately, and
he-
start a war wixii England and
felt that wnv. .
none of which will
stayed at the resort
we hud intended."
tt month,"
just a normal hoy of sixteen,"
to appear tough."
hoys arc beginning to luinj; around
resent it."
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CTHE LANDMARK
When 4-5 were very much younger Ma used to say it we should
get lost we should ty to remember a landmark near our house. She
showed us ial tall 1-3-4-6-7 over there, it is just a little way frdta
our home. . .
"You can use that 10-12-14 one landmark I" s,he id. .
Youcan see the 7--9-10 91 the tower-man's house 'rom here!
But you can-II-12-13 see It from a great distance tfbwn the rDad! .
I think it is a very wise plan 1-2 have a landmark for 'one
cannot depend 9-11 not getting lost I .
Answer Ti lsl Puzzle . T
1-4-8-13 (nice). 8-940-11-11! (camel), 14-15 (on), 6-12 (Al), 10-14-17-10
21 (mount); 5-6 7 (pat), 2-5-1115 (open), 3-7 (at), 16-18-20 tond),
Onpinght,Vil2S, by 'Aj International Syndicate
PetoonsJ Health Service
Br WIU.1AM BRADY. M. D.
aiIM limn venalllr nn.au ( mt IqaKan. not to alMaM laneal, or
truJfiMt, will b arayoa ay Dr. BraOy It a , tamped, leO aaataaMo) anvatoae la mlAajl.
Lettera ehouU' be brief and wrltt.e In Ink. Owlni to tha srg ntialaar of laMan raealiraa, aiila
a few ean a aHajaafaV here. No reply oa mi to ajUrlto not eonfanataa to InafruoHoni
AaeToee Dr. WlllKs) BraVy. Ir aato at Kila ifajaatoaW.
If I Were Kins
In conformity vith tho avowed in
tention untl denire of all executivea, if
1 were king of thin country, 1 should
institute a rigid policy of economy
and retrench mont with aview; for
publication and political purpose, ,of
cutting down the unpopular burden
of taxation, and one of the first ex
travagancies I should abolish Is the
system of h'o oalled school medical
inspection. t
This system has been ndopted "In
some communities and will prohamy
be adopted In other communities as
time goes on. It affords a nice, little
bunch of political jobs for tho admin
istrative staff and
makes it obligatory
on tlto part of
local school hoards
to employ a cer
tain number- of
t h y h I c i ans and
nurses to curry out
the purposes of
the medical Inspec
tion luw, visible,
the provision i of
more or less med
ical and nursing
care or service for
t!.e school children at the expense, of
tho state. .
Ho far as tho medical Inspection of
school children may serve to dieted
and Isolate cases' of communicable
disease. It is worth the price. Theo
retically that was to be the chief
benefit the pint not ton of our chil
dren from unnecessary contact with
other folks' children. wh might come
to school with "company" or some
cnmmunicahlo disease. Practically,
there lias been no appreciable benefit
of this kind derived from school med
ical Inspection. The morbitity or
sickness where no medical Inspection
has been established seems to be
abnilt tho same as'tlie rate In Hchools
where this new fangled socialistic ex
periment Is hi effect. So early In my
reign I should Issue a decree abolli
inn the farce, and ns n rider or sub
sidiary clause in the decree 1 should!
place th onus of the certificate of
health with the parents or guard la
of every child coming to sclyol,
where it rightfully felongs. In oilier
words. 1 should hold Jho parents or
guard Inns responsible Tor the health
of tjieir own children nnd for tho pro
vision of any medical or nursing ser
vices tTie children mibt reu.ulre0This
is a principle of common law ft Is
the parent's or guardian's duty under
tho law to furnish ell rensonablo nce
OHHry medical ntflK nursing enre a
child may require. O
The school me(!al Inspection or
examination frQ adopted In commit
lilies where this farceis In force Is
really a humorous tiTmg. It was
probably devised and arrnnged by
somecjirlght young social service wor
ker. When a child brings the c;fl!mi
natie. blank to hpfamtly doctor, in
stead of having a ireo examination hy
the :9hoil m iMliral Inspector. It is
really hard for the doctor to he nerl
abpif It. but nothinR else will
Tfavel by MoeoftJSfkge
SAftLY, 8WIILY AOD COMFcfflTABLY,-,
Two Through Stages 6ailjj
To Portend, leaving Medford
PA ploasant
P AlsocSVes Mford at 6:00
".
Wo take penof!r for all way polntt. For further Information !
and tickets cgjl Union Stage Depot. Ppne 30 ,
FARE MEDFORDVoRTLAND $7.85 I
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lrect gonnectlom at gjntburg for Cool Bay Points. I
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In School Days
satisfy the school authorities except
thu silly little make believe examina
tion. Now I may bo all wrong about
doctors ohey're a queer lot, like most
classes of people but I have a notion
that under my regime they'll make n
more careful examination of the
school children, for if they permit a
child to co mo to school with some
communicable disease, it will be a re
flection upon their diagnostic skill or
their professional honor, and most
doctors are solicitlnus - about these
things which have so much to do with
their success.
I'ray do not hf at all anxious about
this, tor there is small chanco that 1
shall ever become king, now.
QIKSTIONS AND ANSWERS
Chafing
Can you suggest anything to tough
en or harden the skin against chafing
where two surfaces rub together?
H. J. E.)
Answer. Bathe the skin with warm
witter and soap and dry without fric
tion. Then apply to the affected sur
faces a piece of the tallowing oint
ment the size of a pea, each alternate
day for three to six times at intervals
of a month or two:
Solution of formalin dram
Menthol ... I grain
Lanolin k ounce
Petrolatum ounce
This should be kept In a collapsible
tuho.
The free use of cornstarch powder
or zinc stearnte powder as a dusting
powder is advisable to prevent chaf
ing. Phosphorus
I'lease mention in : your column n
some foods that will furnish the body
with phosphorus. (L. S.)
Answer. Cheese, dried beans, ont
meal, turnips. ' carrots. milk, rgg
(white or yolk), peanuts, potatoes,
dried prunes, oranges.
Mrs. Gamp
Is It possiBlc for a haby to become
livergrown?" Wo take our 4 months
old baby on qtifto long auto rides. Will
that harm him? (Mrs. M. C. A.)
Anawer.'o, the "Hvergrown"
myth Is just one of Salrey tJ amp's
superstitions. As a rule a baby so
young sliould iot be laken on long
rides. Ho needs from i8 to 20 hours
of sleep a day, and how can ho get It
if he has to go out burning up the
road? 0
Corsets Vsunlly Harmful
Several girls dispute whether It Is
harmful to weift n corset rwxt to your
biB)e skin. As many indulge In this
practice In the hot weather we would
appreciate your opinion ns to the ef
fect on health. (Throe Telephone.
OpfTntors). . c
Answer. Any kind of splint Is
rather bad for health, uiiB there is
southing the matter and thfti the
question of mechanical stfpport or
dressing should be left to the dlrt
tln of the physician. Aside from a
,r'llon Ctmfi"t r taste. It Is n--nutterlal
whether such MipllrAces are
worn next tjie skin or over B)her gar a
mems.
at 7:45 A. M. and 1130 A. M.1
one day tri0
P. M. for Roseburg, connecting j
I'd llko t' liot Hi Diivtmi cvolullon
irutl 'II Ainlrlliuto inoii t' Hi' lt
(ln( UulUHlry (hail It WUI V wlciur.
Wliat .few HHllHricil (luoplo I'vt? met
fcxilt ))iirty ciiKlly pleusiil. .
Who's Who
Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers.
The first woman from staid old Xew
Enclnnd In Rlt in rnnerrnfiR will hp Mro
Eclrth Nourae Rogers of .owetl, Mass.
Airs. Rogers, widow ol Representatives'
Jolin Jacob Rogers, wbo died last
March, will succeed
hi uie in the house
as a result of her
overwhelming. vfr
tory at the polls a
few days ago. Se
defeated for ma? r
Gv. Eugene N.
Foss. democrat, de
cisively. She caia
ried her home city
and Woburn two to
one.
.Mrs. Rogers did
not conduct her
campaign. That was
'taken care of by a
non - partisan com
mittee, including close associates of
her late husband. The fact that Rep
resentative Rogers had intered the
wr as a private and, in the house,
had voted to pass the soldier bonus
over President Coojidge s veto, gave
Ttfrs. Rogers the solid support of the
world war veterans.
Mrs. Rogers, who was Edith Frances
Nourse before her marriage In 1907,
is regarded as well equipped to suc
ceed her husband. She always mani
fested deep interest in his career and
kept well informed on public ques
tions. A frequent visitor at the
Walter Reed hospital In Washington,
MrB. Rogers devoted her efforts dur
ing the world war to relieving distress
among the families of men sent over
seas and in caring for disabled vet
erans on their return.
President Harding appointed her
his personal representative to investi
gate soldiers' hospitals and President
Coolldge recommlssioneil her in the
same. Capacity. She visited evary
soldiers' hospital In the United States
and made many recommendations for
the increased comfort of the patients.
' Af ter a good
day's outing eat
a good
Sun&jr Diftnep
; $1,00
Hotel Medford
DYER
ATTEKI
OIslAjriRg
PLZATIRf
Phone S44
23 I. Fir tl.
gASH PAID
For 86Cond-Hand
Purniture and Stovei (
W.A. KINNEY
; Furniture House
15 E. Main Phone 505
Li iiiaiwtaasg
Cliildren's Pictorial
Cross Wyn. Tuzzlc
ppT
. . Runnins Across.
Word 1. What the lady In the
picture Is called. ' .
Word 4, Honorable; of enperlor
character. 1 - ' ' i,
Word 7. Nickname of the "Ball
splitter" president
Word 8. What we call a hUl that
rises abruptly. . ',.,
.Word 10. 4 composltlom la
Terse.
Running Kw.
Word 1'. .'" A woman - who h
taken certain rellgloos vows. ' 1
Word 2. The act of roBbina :
Word 3. The first woman.
Word B. A grain. Singular.
Word 6. A famous Confederate
general
Word 8. A title of tlobllity ap
plied to a knight. A term of re
stfcct; applied to any man.
' Word 9. Famoss American poet
who wrote "The Raven." -. ,
YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE
ANSWERED
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Rcimlrinff ,
Satisfaction Assured .
quality and price. ,
Mall us your wants.
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INSUftANCE
. First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phona 10S 30 North Central
Medford, Ore.
I .fsi IWong Foi
Clw.
Tor Treatment of
Vvl'II Acnto and ChrotUo
sneuSeWsafaiid Womam. -
Oanttr and taraor treated, tofleenta, Kid
ay. bladder and etomach troubet. flta,
berula, rupturt, colde, female troublei, pr
llyaia, fever, pneumonia, aathma and throat
troutilea, rheumatUm, amenorrhoea, goitre,
tonaumptlon, catarrh, pllea, hydrocala, al
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DRINK.
IT'S
DELICBXfS
-V -a.
ever before eonld -rnn
i)uy so much? Ait in a smalfc i
MaidO'Sko
SKO is mdc from Real ?
Oranges and there arc n
synthetic flavors added.
Close your eyes and you
can osily imagine vou nrec
"drinking" the fruit itself.
'AS our produRs are guar
anteed to be pure and whole
some, which is yourQ.rotcc
hon. :
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Jackson County
Creamery
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