Medford mail tribune., July 13, 1925, Image 4

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ORKfiOW MONDAY, .titly in. 2.-
HfTlDFOTCT) MATT, TTITT.TJXE. frTDFOTiD.
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WttUtORD M&U, TltlBUNB
AN INDKI'K.NDEST NKWm-ACtB
KTBUBUKD .KVKKY Ar-rHNltoN aiUlf?
SUNIMY, BY TUB
r MRliroHU i'HIKTINO UO.
Th9 attd'brd Huiifla Morning Htm la lurDlahad
abacfibcni d Ilia tba aa.au-daOlallj oawa-
OfflM! Hill Trlbiwa Rulldln,
Bonn Fir llHL. IIioii 76.
A MnaolMatlon of Uia Ocmix-raOc Time, laa
Unlford lliiil, tha UmltoriJ Triliuna, th ttouth
im Orrg-oriian, Uia Aalilaiid Tnhuna.
i ROHKIIT W Willi., rMltnr.
. 8. KUIIITEK Ball'lll, M.n..t.
B Wall In Ad.anO:
Pail, with Buml? Ann, aaar . .
U.ffy, with Hun.lay Sun, month
Dully, without Sunday Hun, year
.T.;
. .16
. A. AO
Daily, without Sunday Hun. muntb
V-akly Uail Trllmna, ona yar
fcQiul,.. Hun. nl.a var I
. ,0Al
:!:Siotl,c
r . ... . , k
9Y OARRIKK III Ui-ilforrl, Aatiland, Jarkaon-I
nil.. Cantral Point. I'horlill, Talant and Ja
H'Ubu-atk.:
Dally. ilti Hunday Hun, ij.or.tii.
...I .75
Utlt), WtlttDUl hUIIllHJ' Kill
mariUJ 0
Dull, without HuihIhv Hun, our yar... 7. AO
Unity, with Hun. By fcftii. one jur 8 60
411 frf-nii by caimr, raai-P tt aclvanca) a
RntAed gird-i-laia matter it Med ford
tri-gon, u'!er i" of March 8, 1870.
MKMHKHH OK Tllf a
The AwuK-Lited l'rr in i-liwivily titled
u tfft uo fiir rpit)lictioii of all iitwn di
oPvhct crHftPifyi U or not ottitrwlii oredited
tn Uili pnr, uil iilo to lbs local new pub
(Hf.-d hcrflii
riiflita of rppubltralton of apeclal dla-
p'a'hn (-rein are uJao rt-nerfrd.
!.' IB IIki nitlliHIoll rf .lohtl' IX
Hotoadfelkfr ind!u iMiof. If. John. In
riIAK'Ninet:r', lit: will buy ti'mmtl! well
km-aaai enr ef a popular inakr, rlnit,
lt RaK frulli cutniictlttil'H.
.A ajaalt by tllf nillll' nf Tllf-yihull fH
fniHay lir run for nvci'iitx. Thut'H
liri'iy J du. .
of our firinei-H aro pliantlitK
Kavirr veteh, nnil Koitti 'are HtnyluK
vlx aii'ai-detl barlfy. '
' I.'
tUVaalali iim ta M.(iaaaka)
'Tiere Ih a ileArth of woincit 1ft '
Maorillihun lit preHi'iA ariil at
1i nf nachcloi'H who afe'en-
' iayrlta; a. tt'V WireltM frolii liiiatri
; BRaiallfl ytharKleH. Jai;k (loiitani)
maia.!!1 Iiavln, l.oiiiKoot,.N'atn Ma
- raaaalKT, Mr, JiihiiKon irt. Wiwwner,
; J. C. lanlh'ilfri.'r al'O l-evcliria;.
' M fehe JoyH of Jiaeh.aai-rioiii. Hit fat
: HnV liayn walke trio Ktralcht-ami
( Maiarow nntl fcavci rnfiatint-tl fro.m .
ftTlpli olll, alllioiajrl llila La'af
. aaiiavlbl In flanliiuin eprcUlly- '
J a, imfn lm tmorlK fralenial
r'aifi(akakinA. .
''-lift . Koba'rta IiiVh hntV III th.Hl
yai4bHr fuoni ruiatotly. Thi'y 'i'.i-o
ioilillirtf'rkil, iiToveltiiil, '. taail nun,
.9llJal. . '
A'fli ellteaytA who enn'r koi-p frtini
ealfllilja Caliliiil n venue (' HlreiJI, will
. aw toniiirriiw njulit n,in laio'dcHon
t 'tttuce ai'reniiiloi-H of lite uwvly
Wiiipal, In Ineluilo thai Jrafhe ui lory
i aijsti' itlnerary. . '
. J'tejwaon hitH one pei-Him for rver'y
I o'Oti Imptilatlon in lin. fooniciiilnileil
um( huano . iiHtlttiiiiiiiH," milU "ir.
Iwvl,f "und lb o country aa a wholo ht
artoM,tly ctajler ihnn OreKun.
MStySfift laaivvtcli.) -facta va. uuprni'i
awaaioV , .
; t!' . -
! fUnaj Fortl-Cpup, of-the local Nrlt
IB tfiaakmy, had a ilalc 'il. Willi n
cHiii l with lil"l!llll 'I'atiaina Itial
takettaal down like Uio-. 1'rlnco ef- Waliin.
Nots'-dellKlilfully UhkIIhIi, iiiI from
Or4'liH Pn. nltfio ho 1h in ti-ado,.
TllilajiiRbulll rrHn.tv' at the Holla pub.
roraw,ii.tn CiiHh IiIh Hieck fin- $:'. lui
ttfliaiN farlhlnKH on the phino. "The
oimliCwiln herd ho Kntwaplnx," ' mild
J.uiy; coitHolltiK her phcoii. "When
hn jafttlarc-H up for lite- hint one he
HllWd me, I'll take another ehaiieo,"
. rcpUatl the owner of the witlcriiiK
tl-otkaoa.
i- , MIH ftl,1-: JI-' IT
, ' I (l)l llo'ne'H .Mont lily)
a i I nni Htn prlKi il that M.'litri'itce
DniTow wiih acci'pletl im an atlin-.
, nny fn "the evolulloti iiwe In Tei-
m'HJjee. It would have bren (rue
Amariean form hud all tho
lawyei-H In Hie cane, all Hie Jury-
nV'll and apectatait-H. h'een ntlll
i rvialutionlHlH, and the verdict it
declaration thjjl nil HclcntiHta arn
dirty Utile athclHtH. Thin should
lilive been done In order to pre
serve the tradition of Innocent
prayer at molhcr'n kni.o; and wo
all love that.
When! do all the phonoKraph
npetlluH on the nialn-l nivclid dlcnayH
Coliii' froni? A bllll-licailcd?tak Ik
" aetl for a puncture: a phonoiirapu
licrtlle for 3 of I tic mi inc.
The Oaf-heviklH are kIvIiik tho calf
Ipsa nock.
There will bp n band concPi-l and
ehlltlrrn pxcicIhch at the park aKaln
tlila week.
; All I h In knocklitK of I he flapper
MaUca me Hick.
.' Some Hilly Utile w hlppcrrolnppcr
I IIh tried to make a kick,
.And Hilrred up a horueiH' neat
Kor whnt 7
Some Klrl w ho Iihh n lot of ppp- -'
Ahtl weal-H her iIi-chuch nliort
f l'4n HltvayH dance the latest Hlcp
' And callH licmelf a Hporl
)Yhurrl wtouk with that.
I And wliere'H tharoom for talk?
Our prandinn riniot-ii the ntlAict,
And thpn "nat out" lo talk;
Bho won tlPl- (I i'ohhoh very lo
r; And wore her Hklrla iiulto Iook.
' Hhn klKHed the Io-h but oh! oh!
, flh! no! tliat wiiHn't wrong-
Th-0.erona iiiumi be In neilln' eauuht
; At klMHln', Hinokln. drlnkln' a'n -i
Or anything that they think uiiKht
. To be railed n wicked nln.
And ho they talk and tntk nnOtnlk,
. of lii0.ck, rouiip nnd paint:
' Vp wlHh that they would take n
walk
Anil b'H'n aotue Nplf-rentriilnt.
. H'b Ju.wHonie Hilly whlppernnapper
Who'H Hliirtpd nil thla Htuff
He'a ant a arudKP naaliiHi a flapppr
Who InuRhPd nnd enlln hln bluff.
(New V"lri World.)
.'.'"ii ' EV MJmh l'rr.;
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DESECRATING
e
YaVWt an Aini-ric'aii flair
K't-'oP led ii molt of 2011
w -in
Hint jilaec ami forcibly drove ii .lapjitn'.se workmen from the
town.
It wax in tliv mime of Aiiu'i&iini.sm mid super-patriotism tlu
this S?"tioii0.vas ift-ried out. "Down with the yellow alien and n p
with tliu Kt am Wind stripes," cried the Kiilliuit leader Pis he jumped
from the plutfjQii ugd led (he attaek ithiiiiill.
The depri'ssiii (jya&ire oitli$i occiiiTeiiec is that u majority of
the people of Toledo afguirvntly, trf no iiieoiisisteiii' ill waving the
Aineriean flat? with one hand, and inciting Mob violenee with the
Aeeordiiif; to iiress reports,
a
J...,.,, .,,.,1 ... . ... ,.,.,.1:1111 I rl'a
tne plea that no red blooiled Ameneiui, can oe Warned Tor assert-
inj; hi.? sacred ri(?h1s to repel the invasion of flic foreign hurdes."
Court aiclioii is threatened, and arjests are rijportetT, but ae
eo'diji; ly report, 'ttliere will be no coiiivietions, the (jest people
( f Toledo are Miind'the ilcmonstllition to a iiytn." a
.No doubt. JijuiiMesii. are it.ppular, An v'xclusioif laft' .is in
Toren, so what is a little lawlessness now djid IhrVi fpr the jrlory I'l'
itt? Nurdiu'raee! " ' t ' ' ' t'
. .
a . .
"Jtut the. trouble witji this line of VeasDniim iti'lha't it wofks
bntti wiiys," It Iwis a' tfoilble ,ilie. tt mob fjotene'e liKaiibit the
JapaneKe u jiKoiei when Kiipp.irtetl. by public 'opinion,, then, mob
violt'nee, o'f eiu:se, ;i(,'aiiist any .miiiorify isn-ight, wmt t'Ceeiving
siiiiibu supirt- " ' ". ' . . '
llnfoj'tuiiate'Ij" the mob spirft is not dinerilMinatinjf. T'' tinic
may come when, sunne f thfs'o ")jf:st lwop'le" of Toledo' will be in
a mliioi'rl.r anif their eauije .will IkJ no more pijlar than 'tliccause
of .thefin' 'ATi did'enseless Jjipiilioe tajfickmci'i. .
Thi'ty will apxal to the courts,, to fhe' protajiitjon of .'the' law
prria, taiitl.will have no o'tie .but. theiwiclves.to. blanntj if they re
cuive tli same wriswer th'r atlonrey f.of the mill corfipny j'tce.ij'cd.
The "Kivod'.eitizen" -who .jiixiifie molj viHleiific in support of
yvhat fits coiliiidrriir a koo'i'I- e.use, ;s se.wiiijr 'the .'drKonV teeth for
the. very tlestriK'tioir he Hecks to aver.t, and is attackin"; the-most
ehe.riahed iirnieiples'o.f the eouptj-y 'he pretends.-to tlcf end.
QUILL
The Kwifllr-r the town, the' grewter-nosb eleviition 'a million dpl
liirs af fonit. ' ' .
' TiKlay.'a figures plHi the' inakeic,of traffic lwi tluee ahead of
Heu'ryV output of IllMtoii. ', . ''.'
A free country i oe' in' which
'bont ilic lack .ot' it. .
' -Awwitig tKiMfe 'whn. bring iiulcsii'jib1ei" .into America are smug
glci's aiid the stork'. . I '."' : ' '' J. t':
3 .1 int. In husbands;' Never ask
Kiiy, ''Jhurey, .I'm so sorry." '
flrrls Nhouhl make good North
walking, back. '" .
They say JLussolini
addrcsfiijig the c'abLnel.
talks t.
If his indtlHi in grim and his face flpslicd the lady lie. is teach
ing to swim is his vyil'e.. . ,...''
. .Those who knpw.the .soiilhrrn.
one. of the. things ho does .'best.
. What wo can 'I understand is
finds time for monkey business.
The man who knows it all doesn't '.know one tiling,
know how many people yeiarii to kill him. .
Arn wc approaching; the time when there will be .but hvo Glasses;
those who have ancestors, and those who will lc anevstors. .
Correct this sentence: "Here;" said the chivalrous mail, tvajt
ing in line, "you may have my place." ' . . '
RippHtigRhqtnGs
WaltH&Jort
' ml
ANCESTRY.
I
V I'M tleseeKilefl from an live, 1 am not limeli depressed by
that: I shed no leans, 1 pin no crepe upon mv coat SL'eVc
or my hat. If some gorilUi was the sire nf my proad'raee, I do
ot care; I'm nobly toiling at my lyre Po settle for the bill of"
fare. I herd my bens and plow and sow, and tlo not earn a
tinker's ojjth what ehaneeil a million years ago to nit her apes
or men, or both. I do my work in proper shape, I milk the
cow and sprnv the tree, mid if my grantisire "Nfciis an npe tt
surely cuts no grass with me. I worry over many things eon
necled with the present day; my flivver has two broken springs,
I've found some mildew in my hay. The hair is falling froiO
my dome, vejiich makes me litirnuir anil repine; my iignt is
coining to my home, to visit for weeks or nine. The f Inftr
1 . :.. .- i I 'll . ... , , . . . .
i mi 111 ni iij)' a pun, aim leis ine
tue cost or iivmg mis my Heart with. iiiignSioii and tlt"0'air.
When 1 have concrete griefs like tbcs9 why should I fill the
air with wils bocii'ojc my forebears sat in trees, or swung
from branches by their tails, 1 stOve to dod, the bogie, debt,
whej buying things I pay the dough, ami let the four-eyed sn
vanls sweat o'er iQtiblcms of (lie long ago. It may be they are
talking bunk, it may be what they sav is true, but there's no
prehistoric monk can stop me when l'P work to do. O
o -z n
THE FLAG.
above uh licad,
iiOinaii in Tolvil'i,
yestenlny iiL'ainst t lie Hpriice mill
Jhe mob leader is regarded as "a
a a
lit' Is llllln Lt I ed. it lu lllstlfliiil liv
. ....
. " .
POINTS
.'men '.hare th liberty-to kick
whiit she is poutiug- About j just
' , .
1'ole cxilorera riding up and
, ' .
himself," 'but dmibtleaa he 'a just
negro, know that."k'oIdM)rino
how a Florida real estate operator
'
He' doesn't
down and makes me swenr;e
CROSS WORD PUZZlfk STORY
WASH DAY
"As this, 3-9 Monday, I 1-2 coing to get .my. wash out on' the liBe
before 16rl?-18-19t" said 'Alice: "It a so warm in the. afternoon.
Taere 1-6-12 taret? petticoats arid one colored voile 5-6-7-8-9 to was"h
and,' oh (toar2-7, I do not know ii I. should use yellow s.oap 3-4 my
.tub or 14-15. It is rather 8!3-14-'J9-20 to hang colored things out
10-11.1 must hang the dress nntftr Ute tree." .
Answer Ye Last ftiKle .
4-S- (e, 1-3-4-6-7 (tower), 10J2-H (fo), 7-8-9-10 (roof). 11-12-13
(aet), 1-2 (to), 9-11 (on). ....''
Q'ttrvrxght, MS, Sir DM (areniailtiaal SynKlcale
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M 0.
aianM tattara aartawaaj aaaaaaat nana an! kyalaaa, nat to dtaaaaa
nA. ft4ll ba anaanaraa bv Or. Brady hV a aia aaoaaL aaif aaakaaaarf ka
Lattan aaaala-ba artaf an varinaa la Ink.
anaaaaiaa haaa.. km aanta aan ba
Aaaraaa ot. lBuiiaa. Baaj, lr an a IfcH aaaaaawaa
Olio IllneatMc Worne
A school .teftcher pleads for better
instruction of the pulillc about vaccin
ation, nnd bjnallpox. She says: "Yoo
have no idea (or perhaps you havej
Jiow llltlo people " 'know abuut .this;
even 1. wHh ju.st a.
tiny bit of . know
ledge, ca'nn.ot answer,
many q u es t Lo n s
which ' I arn arfked
about vacbinaUon. It
is a diKrac to "the
cohimunity that wo
have so rnahy- cases
of sniuilpwx. -One
niothf said,. 'I'll Ijbt
Oeraldino bo vac
cinated,-but '1 won't Bt, .for I do not
beJieve iij it':'! alVayHj think if I nm
to hcivo sniallnox I will have it 'ony-
way. What- p'no is doftin6d to have
one .will get. no matter what Ih done
itbnut It. .Another woman, a Christian
Hcientist said at the-grocery store near
tho school, 'Il not" be "vaccinated, 1
say ft is juat a graft, and I am .not
afraid; off smallpox either I was ih a
hou where they ' had Jt yesterday.
And these people (i'pread the rumor
that some of. our local- doctors advise
against vaccination", although they dot
not specify. which doctors advise. Ay- J
parentiy our local physfciarts are too
busy to gWe the public the necessary
instruction". about theo things. Will
you do It?'! ' I
Well, I'll do tho best I can, as a be-
llever in vaccination-and. an opponent
of anything like compulsory vaccina
tiqn. ,
Whether vaccination nowadays en
dangers the' Individual's health or Ufe
is a minor detail, Jn my opinfon.
Granting it-does now nnd then. Impair J
in3 inuiviuuai s ncaun or e.ven prove
fattfl, I like to have thesonso of se
curity which I get from being .well
vaccinated, and I prefer to keep my
children and' all o) hers. who depejid
upon me for .protection or safety well
vaccinated. By "well vaccinated" .1
mean vaccinated once In ckildhood
and at intervals throughout life when
ever there Is a lu'obab'iiity of exposure
to smallpox. My notion 1s that one is
pretty safe for at le;t three years af
ter a successful vaccination, and sel
dom does successive vaccination
take" even within a penlod tf six to
1(1 years after the .primary vaccina
tion. But ij. time obephmin It Is nf
least harniTcsMto try It. If Uie suc
cessive Attempt Is ftot successful, that
in fuirty, gootl cfiticace that 'one is still
Immune.
"Vaccination, as I view the question,
Is strlipy a. personal mutter, and I
should I wive ft wliolly to tlrtwjll of th
layman to decide whter he wishes
flo avail Jiimwelf of the. protection or
subject imnolf to the risk, if ho con-
U Riders 4t a risk of vaccination. If I
hnd way tw state tjoulti furnish
the wicdne virus nud assure Hs puVty
so fnantf may be possFAio In tho pres
ent srttte.of knowledge o vm-cliio vi
rus, but t"re tho state's duty tr cnt
cenwo(tld efld. Of course tfle state
ough? to, have mmno control of public
education but as things nro it pres
ent the control of public education is
largely In the hands of various preda
tory intercuts, and the state, wTl,
these exploiting interests are0tho state,
so fii as education Is coitiyied. I
would offer every Individual the know
ledge mat vncclnntn is a S-ly ef
fective irtectlnn agi'inst snmllpox,
tlftt the tliseasn In tnls Instance is
much worse thnn tho remedy, nnd let
it go at that. 1 believe in the survival
of the fittest. lut rfot In the monkey
stuff.
If I nm well vaccinate, and all my
loved ones similarly protected, and all
who think my health advice is -Vd
nro similarly protected, we should wr
U4' about people who Prefer m. take
chancy without vaccination.
liTKJ AXri
WKHS.
T5l
jpliolil I'nrrletl On
n lt
OttlHT"
Some time at 1 read of an Instance
where Ailf a di.ffn rases of typhoid
were irumitht to have been caused by
eating lettuce. Is ther any way
of
clerMjlng let tie that will n.Hke It safe
to Wt Would nddltiK a few drnna of
Iodine ey the Qt in which the let
luce la wnahpd iQp nny or would it
npoll the lettuce? (Housewife )
Co
alaa to tka larga aaaikar af rattan naaiaaa), nly
mmam taa aawlaa u4 aMfaa,i Aa. laaaruaatna,
Titan Mia HeaMtly-.
i. Abhw.p1' I "know of no such'inr
stance, 'though . lettuce watered or
washed with typhoid poluterd waier
rniKnt carry mo iniecnon. ine use 01
lodin would probabfy auoil the lottuce:
Ariyhow, I should roly upon thorough
wrtBhiiif; of "the lettuce with pure
water to remove any possible polution
of thut fclnd. . . j
'lAc'Ute fov. Hay Fever. .
Please give the' exact dose of cal
cium la'ctatro anil how often one should
tako It, for .hay fever. Several friends
afflicted hav$ .usuured - me, that tt
helped tljem vondertully last season,
(Mrs. D. K. J.) . '
AnHWor Take 30 grains twice a day, (fine surfaced as cement. 'And what Is
best withirj an'hour after eating, and j tho answeVtho secret? Isn't ft that
with a. glassful of water. Continue itjHimple persistence and blii?f hi the
tUroughcnit the flmt half of your..hay jwork in hand accoinplLshcs anything
fever sexson, and "better start in taking desired"?
it a week or so ahead of the season,
The. mi.'dvawback about takmg
aCium 'lactate or calcium chloride
either may bo taken) is the tendency
to. upset the stomach, than which
some hay fever t let. ma prefer t;o re-
main hs they. are. However, many
take ft without any trouble.
Prickly Heat'
have bathed face, nfcek and arms
repeatndly with ha la raj us in water, but.
can get no relief from heat priokles.
(K.-S.V
Answer Prickly het or heatrasH Is
a .congestion and mHd inflammation
'of the orifices of the sweat ducts in
persons wearing excessive clothing or
exposed .to extreme heat. Bathe with
starch water or bran water" dry. gent
ly, mid' powder freely with cornstarch1
powder pr b rated talcum.
Who's Who
. The new United States minister
to Albania, Chalea C. Hart, steps
from the rank's of the newspaper re
porter to tho diplomatic ran4tst
For 16years up to his recent ap
pointment. Hart had been "making
good"' on assign
ments in Washing
ton for the Pot
f a n A Oregnian
i and tljo Minneapo
lis Tribune.
Hart digl not
jump from copy
boy to mainging
editor by; "scoop
ipg" the" town on
the "biggest "tatory
of tho yea r."
Neither di d he
wrrte a fftory
which fnade thtj
whole world laafeh
CJttfjRT nnd cry. But;
no ciia wjf his
way from corre
spondent nt Hockville, Ind., of the
Mum-It- Tribune to a p'ost In V'ftehlng
ton. the ambition of ej,-ery Anierlcan
mnnrlnr
.n Injlnna farm wna the l.lrthplacp0
of Hurt. He hfid only a public achonP
ptlucatlui. when 18 ho wna lured ft
San KranclHco by thpcolorful talcs of
life In that mptropoll Thero he
flrnt won fame na a competpnt and In-
liiHlriou!rfrainacr on the old Call.
Krom.thprc Hurt teed tho life of
thp Itlnprant newspaper man, caacr
for new RluhtH and new people. In-
dlnnnnollH. Knokanp. AllnnpnnAla
1'ortlnnd nnd"a number of other cltleiH
In tho wPntarn half of the United
States know him na reporter and
wrltr.
ua
WanhlnKton called. TTl
w-na aent
thprp laid qulcUIavon tffe
e confidence
of those with whom he came lnt.von-
tact. a itepmiiicnn. the party rwide
line of hla V.lflna and oraanlilna
alipv. He wna nooretary ynd man-
iiB-i ot tne Aatlonal Kepuhllcan
IcaKue. which canipalk-ncd for charlea
Kvana llilithpnfotMhe iirelif?ncv. Al
thotiKh the eampatitn waa unflucceas
ful. Hnrt proved to Party leaders that
he waa no mere ehrynicler of the
ileeda of othera.
f
Menslea and matrimony one at
tnck UHiintly confers Instlna Immunity.
la 'Tiler's Iota o' worap hivicUrap.11 Ilu
huut. ,ia- ukii, ur nm ....., .a.
luialn' an offensive prrsonallly Is tli
-nortd o' th' lot. a Tlier- scenis r ne-i
Homcthlii' about beiti' a dutiful wife
lliat rulAs 'cm for ct'cr'UiiiiK alse.
COMMUNICATIONS
Good Work On Crater Highway.
To tha FVlltnr:
For a considerable time before the
Waf, and something -lilys a year after
the war, 'the writer . had - charge vf
some 8i)rty miles, of county and state
roads in the state of aslungton. one
stretch of-this work took 'in thirty
miles of what is known as Ocean
Beach hichway. In comparison to the
maintenance work on our own world's
wonder fn macadam construction; the
Crater iake highway,, tabe. piece of
Washlngt'on road referred to was a dis
couraging proposition.
Here in Jackson countv we have
what is truly ona of the nation's won
ders in- macadam- roads. - We "have
that, and wc are revealing new things
every day 1n the art of road 'construe'
tion and road njaintenance. :
DQring those years up in washing-
n, there were a faithful few of us
who were so tied tip in making some'
thing out ot .the roads under our pare
that we did little but live and -dream
good, roads.
One of the dreams we had theft waB
to see a piece of niacadUm.road. while
uftder heavy .travel, dragged persist
cntly during the dy. season. Ami here
along the Crater 'take' highway you
Bee the wofk bein carried out exactly
as'we mougnt os it ue;ng none men
But this ts what t.aui wntlcrlnK l5ht
.nayr. Dot you men. doing the work
realize wnat you are accompnsning
There -are-tretchs vp In-this sec-
itlf.n twentiu milps frnm 'Medfnrd that
nr0 btm H-0 8m0oth that a small boy
iwoulj dellglt In playing ;Jnnrbtes on
I thorn. These stretches nre'as le'yol and
j One more dream- wo had 1n those
cal-Jdays a short time back It. was to seo,
a trial stratch of niacadam kept
.sprinkled., oithet by a pipe. line along
the road and a night crew, including a
dcag crew, or by having a tanjc sprink-
ler -precede the drag' machine, then
check up on the cost and find out
whether it paid or not.' And to sum
up, it has not yet been demonstrated
that a system of macadam roads can
not be maintained in pet-fact travel
condition 'at u cost within reach of
reason. ' :'V i!
The secret of 4he destruction of ma
cad am roads' lies in the fact hat the
fine binding material blows away fn
'the wind In the form of liust. It may
be that through thorough persistent
dragging we would learn thjtt thfc
pressure exerted by he "heavier mn-
chlnon has something to do with mak
ing the surface. particles congeal nnd
remain 4n ptaoo. It might be found
that this work could bo brought td a
perfected process without the help of
added moisture. Undreamed of sc
crets are yet to be revealed in'tho con
struct I on of our highways. "
JOHN FAR ADA Yi
Trail, Oregon.. V
(In r( mail to. Gets l."as
o tho Editor: ... '
Mtfre than two yeiira qk. the
Haatman 8vndlcato. Inc.. nunllerl to
the general lnrM office. U. 8., for a
JeftHo unifcr the lnw for 2G80 ncreH
ot oil shnRi Ittnds. near tho head
of Antflope. creek. In this arounti.
In the month of Januno-, lost, the
application was favornbly pasHed
upon by the searctnry af the Inte
rior, subject to he departments
requirements as to bond, etc., these
reguiremelits have been met nnd
the Wmpleted lease, alancd bv the
pA-retary of tho interior. Is now- In
the hands o the company and will
oe at .nee placed on tla accords In
tho county recorder's otTlco at Jack
sonville. . '
Wo hnv hoe. liff.rmed that this
lib tne Uflrst completed lease to be
deni-ryc. to nny party, parties
cofnpany In thcfnlted tSates und
!o ,.cdfl
,nan8 1
law providing for the
oil shale lands. If this
be true, It iilvcs to Jackson countv
something dbtlnctlon In t
line. Matlv- Ymnllciitlnna hax'i l.nnn
made, but not yet completed because
oi ipcnnaai jpeqiiirerocnts not yet
iuiiiii$u. ' a
C.N H. WATSON.
a Ashland, July 10.
. Tho American Indian became n
victim of tuberculosis mid civiliza
tion nt the snQe time.
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CASH'PAID
' For Secondhand o
rurnitarend Stoves
A. KINNEY
Furniture House
as
E. Main
Phone 505
Chiltl rcn's l'ictorial
Cross
D.inmriD Across. .
Word 1. Another name for tha
summit or crest in the picture.
Word 3. The hairy coat of gn
Word 6. Present indicatrte plural
of verb "to be."
Word. 6. A point oi the com
pass. Abbreviated.
Word 7. The one who is work
inp. this puizle. . .
Word 8. Part ot the foot.
Wri 9. A military conflict be
tween nation". .
Word 10. Opposite of rich.
Running Down. . .. .- .
Word 1 Clean; unaontammaten .
Word 2. Poetic synonym fo
before.
Word 3.
Wrd 4.
fun of.
Word 6..
Word 8,
Renown.
To laugh .at or make
To fly aloft, as 8 bu-d-A
number.
SATURDAY'S PUZZLH
ANSWERED .
J
The Skylark,
Bird of the wilderness.
Blithesome nnd eumheriess, '
-Sweet be thy mutin o'er mooreland
and len! -
Emblem of happiness
Blest Is thy dwelling place
O to abide in'tho desert with thesi
Wjld Is thy lay and loud
Far in the downy cloud.
Ijovo gives it energy, lovo gave
' It birfh.
Where,. on thy dewy -wing,
Wliai'O art thou journeying?
' Thy lay .is in heaven, .thy "love is
, . ., on earth.
.O'er feil 'and fountain sheen.
O'er moor and mountain groeu.
O'er the red streamer and heralds
tho day,.
Over the cloudlet dim.
Over, tho rainbow's rim
.Musical cherub soar, singing awayl
Then when the gloaming comes, .
Low In tho heather biooms,
Swe.et will thy .wt-k-ome, and bed
of love be.
Emblem, of happiness.
Blest is thy dwelling place
O to abide in the -desert with thee!
. James Hogg.
What 1b more obnoxious tlwn a
hard boileA bad egg? -
r aw m aiaT-i- i ' , n
aw w ar m, i -t
a? ass e w
DYIEJB
HATTZX1
OUANZSI
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Phon 144
13 N. Fir It
1923 Ford
1-Ton Truck
A-l Conditioji Mechanically
flood tires, two spares; Uer
oules stake body; jiiu'kSt&l
roar end. Just the truck for
the ,'ardener or fruit grower.
C an civc tonus
Eakin Motor Co.
Dodge Brothers Dealers'
Ward l'tizwt
Poems That Live,
18 So. Fir St. Phone 304
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