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Official paper of the (lily ol Mrdlord.
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kotvice.
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credited to it or not otherwise credited
at thla paper, and alao to the local newa pub
Belied here! a
All rtghta of republication of apedal dla-
ti'.ctut nerem are awo reavrvea.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry.
' . Thero are 2X78 beauty doctors In
t IiIh stalo, unci It suro don't look It.
.. The defendant Scopes, In the Mon
key li-iul. is getting n fair and Impar
tial trial, with less chunco than u
snowball.
Now that political campaigns a ml
revival meetings have been weaned
from liquor trials, It la possible to
convict a bootlegger without tho
.county, becoming liiHolvent.
A RiViit Hurrah! Ih being omitted
becnuHo the Democratic party Ih out
of debt. Tho mu.Hnt'8 will nut start
yelling until It Ih iinitotiuccd that tho
PDiuqciulIc party Ih out of wind.
Tiwho ii ro tho iluyn one Hhould rc
; , member
On a foKB' mornlnp; next Docombcr.
tA, It Ri'nniH to Ixi well OHtabllnhod that
KclmulbtiUKOH Hhnuld bo built on tho
hlKhwayH; H'h tho only chance chil
dren of RiiHollno addiclH have of over
HpeiiiR one.
i. , . (
- . liKV. 'kim mkkt i:i.hii:i
-v i.: ',. , (lieii.Hon, Aril., NYwn)
'- Mins,10lrdo Hehrenipii, a. viva
: 1, t'loiiH young lady, wuh In ltennon
j on the fourth to mingle wKh her
. ninny frlendH and youiiK (ulmlretH
here.
,'' Kd ward RuH Im the proud poh-
'.hohhoi tot his fh-Ht Kurd car, Now,
KlrlH, thero'H a cbiinee.
i It Is deducted from allcffalionH of
tnlkativo wunderiiin uprilatu from our
Hlnter city, eiu'iitured by hIkuh of
civic life, .appeal lug of Into, that thin
burff Ih located miunro dab on the
enuatojvnnd Ashlarxl Ih Hltuated 300
roilH duo north of the Arctic circle.
' Add.Tjohn I). ltoekefelln- In IiIh
ambition "lo die pour," bau a lot of
un uUli hk competition.
It lanow revealed that the Willam
ette valley preacher who wroto the
editor of tho KiiKoiie (luard a leK-lout:
letter attacklMK him vIcimiHly been u ho
ho printed arlleleH ilefciuHnK tho
Kyolutlon theory, a couple if yeaiH
npo. wuh locating oil wellH li liuo
cjmnly with u "divlnliiK rod."
A local man raljed thin am. to pro
Hf .ithut he can't Hell home-made
vinegar. He ban the ilglu lilea, but
nun can ted It too far.
There Ih a lively demand for Kar
Hecr; 'J-
' ThO'Itiember of the Htato pame
rnmnilBHl(n who Kikuvh HtimetliltiK
about t a me. In Mill on the Job, thru
Homo Inadvertence.
(! SHOOT!
(Khiwi- VHy Star)
,. KOHT Ht'oTT, Kiih.. July 9.
- In dlMtiict court at Mound t'lly.
' .ludfle Kdward ('. (JateH Hrantrd
y to ISiyH. Katheiylne Taylor nn in
junction rtHtrainliiK her buHbuiid.
-Clydo Taylor, an umlerlaker in
Pleanantoit, from keridiiK eom
pany with .MiHH I'loretire Me
Laughltn. i pretty girl who wmks
.' , In A JMeaaanton reHtauraut.
Do You Hate Your Husbnud? Ik
the next myHlery drive. With a Hi
per cent iuereaso In thi price of fuin,
j'ou bqtler. if you ilon'l want to wear
lant year's catKkliiK.
VOH ItliNT Attractive ImmikuIuw.
wi'll and completely furnlHlied. Within
walking distance and han Knt:iK I.
t. Kaufmnn tV Co,(oiih Hay iimoH)
Hut what ban either to do wtlh (lie
other. .
Aluo, If hniiKhiK w;i nbotp.iinl.
miiyhe n fii-oom would MHNcit Ii ; tn?l r .
and kill a few nrenaderH ttefe Itu-y
tied him on n red-hot 4d if)iiaior.
lit It I IV THi: HAND"
A proverb could hardly tell a big
Kef fnteehoijj. A bird In the hand In
pa 'I object. 9nd w-f.rth nothltiK at all
If It (a alive It Ih terririe.QiiuleHN It Ih
a do'nifHtlc fowi, which In not In any
ruHP nn InterrHtiiiK bird. If It Ih dead
It Ih dniRftled and tmlv It Ih only
whllo It l. In tho bUHh wmt a blid Ih
wonti nnythhiK. The proverb, Indeed,
ran he true for tlione only whose bve
for -irdn Ih rupboaid love, to whom
a b'.M niennn tho rouif1 thnteomPH
between the fish nnd Hie JolaV, nnd
,who(ean tell a nialhia from n
Aylenhury duck by Itn cayer.ne pepper
'rtnd tM orange Halad only. (Hilton
' Mtt purine.) I
NOT SO CRAZY,
Iicr
1 itl. riulln n-i'i.i viiiL' hel.
ihittler of i'aet eoiiteinimraries elnini.
Kfioiitil'iejillv. there is iniiloiilitedlv ui) I'tiiiiiectioii between the
transference of sound waves around the world, and through the
earth and the theory of the survival of the human siirit after
death, and yet who will claim that
nil? and from the standpoint of
miraculous than he other.
A;; Hamlet observed : . '
'There are more things in Heaven and Karth, Horatio,
Than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
If Horatio hail liecn told four
the time would come when a human voice in Denmark would he
projected thousands of miles through the ether, to a human car,
waring amonc the clouds, would his materialistic mind have civen
it any more credence, than our modern Horatios give to this ec
centric rancher's speculative hypothesis?
Vu douht it. The radio, of
scientifically, and is known to he
hundred years njjn it could only have been explained by the super
natural. Then why is one justified in assuming that what is now regarded
as supernatural, may not in four or five hundred years, bo c
ecpted as scientific fact?
In the past fifty years' we have
physical senses, but we have learned very little about our spiritual
ones. , .
Who is so wise that he can say that the discoveries of the fu
ture will not illuminate the realm of the spiritual life as the dis
coveries flf the present and past have illuminated the realm of the
physical? Or to put it another way, who can deny that the miracle
of today may be the fact of the future, as the fact of today is the
miracle of the past!
QUILL
Fable: OiUfe there was a pretty man who was a regular guy.
Jt is well to use Amerieau dyes but why use them all in the
same frock?
The mini who boasts that he is
siueerest flatlrrcr.
Prohibit ion tlirln'l einply the
sea serpents.
In America it is a vote of lack
borrowing money.
A failing memory is a pretty
an autobiography.
Americanism: (Hieering a pitcher who strikes out three; yell
ing "Take Jim out !" when he walks two.
Adam couldn't have held the garden, anyway. Soon or late some
Christian nation would have discovered oil there.
Correct this scntenhc: 'Tic lady at my boarding house," said
he, "always has something new and-surprising for dinner,"
ON S. P. TRAIN
KONKHmtO. Ore.. July IK. R. R
Karmer, aed 5f, tralnmaHter on the
WirlUta l-'alla and .Southern railroad,
died thlH mornlnK on northbound
Houtbern Pacific paMHeimer train No.
14, Hhorlly before Uh arrival in thla
city. I Uh body wiih taken off the
train here, and will bo returned to
Wichita Kail 8, TexaH. Mr. and Mr-8.
Farmer were on a pleanure trip along
the count, and he bad JuhI Kone to tho
wah room when death occurred, evi
dently from heart failure. Tho body
wiih found a few minutes later. Mi'H.
Max Hall, and Mrn. Helen Cleaver,
both of ChlenKo, HI., paHHcitKera on
the train with Mr. and Mrs. Karmer
stopped off In thlH city with the widow
who Ih HUffcrlnK K eatly from the
shock of her hUKlmnd'N audilen death.
by wan
GAFFER
UXf'T lire lookint; Nick unci si-fily, ClafftT Ora.v; you '
I looking poor mid in-ftly," so I sny ; "vet your eye still
sinih's anil twinkles, t litttih your fitee is full of wrinkles, nml
your mouth forever sprinkles snyinns t!y. Now your years
are almost eighty, iT not tiite, anil your tnmhles must lie
weighty, poor ohl wiclit; yet I always see you cr'uining ns you
iliil in lite liejiintiiiid. sheiltliiid smiles serene ainl winniiu!, hlniiil
ami hiinht. I am rieher, I am youni;er dear old ilatl; yet t
feel no tune or hunger to he kIiuI; every day I view with sor
rorf, looking for worse luek tomorrow; if there's any jtrif to
borrow 'twill he had." " Kverythini! heim'? a hahitv" he re
pliid; "when I see a hjje I trrith it hy the hide; Hmve always
lookeil and sipiiiited for the ?nod things rosy-liuled and liehiud
me uriefs have spriuled till Jhey died. 1 have always lanid
the hlessiii);, not the woe, and nods are me earessinj! as 1 (to;
1 have always said to trouble, 'You're a fable, you're a bubble,
and if you would bend me double you've no sh' If you're
bound to live serenely you'll be pity, thoujjh the world may
treat you meanly every dayiQvcry jolt is sent us merely to Oa
iress the truth more clearly ; oh, believe me, yours sineerely,
(differ iPbv."
AFTER ALL.
wliilins ordered a coffin c'lilippcfc
niiiv not u as crazy, ts liis m"re
the one phenomenon is less amaz
previous human experience's, less
or five hundred years sijjo, that
course, can he explained today,
a material phenomenon, but a few
learned a great deal about our
POINTS
just as good as you are, is the
jails, but it rid our sea coast of
of confidence when citizens stop
good thing if you intend to write
.
SERIOUSLY1 ILL
HALKM. Ore., July In. Tho condi
tion of Adjutant General Georpo A
White of tho OreKon Nntlonal Guard
wan reported to bo aliKhtly more so
riouH thlH morntng- General White
was taken ill with tntcHtlnal fluo early
thla week and by WednoHday afternoon
hia condition waa such that hewaa or
dered home by IiIh physician.
HeportH jriven out at hla homo this
mornliiK Indicated that his condition
in not considered critical a ytjt nnd
hope waa held that ho wil bo buck in
of If co next week.
(Ah commander at Camp Jackson
General White made many friends in
Modford who will hope to hear vC his
prompt recovery.)
Cook with kc.
if
naron
GRAY.
CROSS V(5KD PUZZLE StORY
' THE STOP. INN
1-2-3-4 in and have a cup ol chocolate or an ice it you are hot.
If you wish to 4-7-11 something delicious you I -5-8 have 2-6-9 ol
these French cakes I Vou will always have a glad welcome here
and the inn is 10-12 clean and 8-9-10-11 as a pin.
I will have 5-6 ice as it is so warm today!
Answer To Last Puzzle '
6-6-7-8-9 (bunny), 3-6-11 (fun), 6-1013-14 (baby), 1-2 (or), 2-4-8-1J
(runs), 10-11 (an).
Oofirlght, IStS, lv The International Byndtcat .
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. 1VL D-
f Slfjiwd letUra pertaining to pfonn rtMilh n nyfiwi. not U tlltMM 4lftfnoalt or
'rMttnont, will to niw'd by Dr. Brady If a a tamped, alf addYoaaod onvolop lo oMlotod.
Lettara hould"bo brief and written In Ink. Owl no to tho laraa numbor of Mtora noolvod, only
a low can bo antworod hero. No reply oan bo moda la mrIoa not oo forming la laatriMtloaa
Addrooa Dr. Wllllaai Brady, lr ?aro of Vila aowapaear.
' Eczema.
Eczema (nronounceil eje-e-ma. with nnd I want to bccln having an an
tho accent on the first syllabic) Is
even more frequently misdiagnosed
than niistironouncetl. A layman s
diagnosis of ecze
'nta in his own
case or tho case
of a member of
his family Is
wrong In six cases
out of every 10.
Tho diagnostic
mistakes of lay
men are often se
rious boc'aulse
under the false
label of eczema -'(othorwiso known
as salt rheum and:tottor) more de
structive diseases tnay progress un
recognized. Tho 'diagnostic mistakes
which physicians make are not likely
to bring serious harm if the patient
does not pass from observation bo-
fore the doctor recognizes his error.
liV.-ir.mfl oflnr- nil In lllnt n nnmn f(,r
a characteristic skin Inflammation, "B untrained and unread
for which thero Is probably neither 1" that field, they resort to tho suh
a Bpocifio causo nor a specific euro torfugo of laughing at the applicant
or remedy;' so it is not a serious but laughing doesn't quito cover a
orror If tho doctor mistakes eczema ' doctor's Incompetence any more. I
for something else, hut it is a very J Reducing Bunk Roll.
serious error If n lnvman mistakes I "m taking tho Juice of two lem-
lupus, senbies, syphilis or pellagra ons every morning and eat anything
for "tetter," for such an orror pre-. 'or breakfast will it reduce a reader,
eludes proper treatment for the ac-' Answer AC the present price of
tual disease There aro a surprising lemons it ought to reduce a reader's
numbor of people who trlflo with bank roll. If you mean you eat no
serious diseases for months or years breakfast other than tho lemons,
thru errors like that. I that is one good way to reduce, no
The features which distinguish 1 matter about tho lemons. The lem
eczemo from other skin diseases, ons are Just scenery in tho break
such as dematltlB, erythema, and nu- fn P'""- They're klnda like this
merous names too frightful to men- "reducing bread" somo fatuous fat
(ion, nro so hazily defined that even 'ol kuso along with the very expen
the authorities jlash with one an- s'vo and fairly nutritious bread comes
other and it is no trouble nt all to a sot of rules restricting the diet of
get two eminent . dermatologists to!"'o dupe. Lots of reduction hum-,
qunrrel over tho diagnosis as cordl- bugs attain success in that way. Mr.
ally as tho most obstinate patient ;
could wiph. oMst of tho authorities
RBree to this extent: Eczema Ih nn
inflammation of the skin, usually at
tended with more or loss itching or
smarting, moro or less "weeping:"
or exudation of sticky moisture and
crusting: or scalinK and cracklnp f
tho skin. Tho attack may bo acute
(Hhort duration) or chronic (last
inR). Nestdos tho redness and scal
ing: or cracking- of tho skin, papules.
vesicles, or pustules commonly oc
cur nnd these ' lesions often run to
gether to form Infiltrated patches.
That is plenty in tho way of de
scription. I have already mentioned
that eczema Is not a specific disease, I
that is, thero is no definite cause,
known or assumed, and neither is itjio obliterate or remove the birth,
amenable to any specific method of.
treatment. I can conceive of nothing
which I am less capable of telling
reader than what would bo good
for what tho reader tells nie Is ec
zema; and that being so, I never at
tempt to tell a correspondent what
would be good tor his eczema. If
there W any pathological condition
which demands individual considera
tion, both for diagnosis and for
treatment, that condition in eczema.
This Is especially truo in cbhcs In
Infants or children. My notion of
refined cruelty to a helpless child j
Is subJtM-tlng the child to tho dlag-
nostle guesswork and trentment of.
any ambitious amateur who pre
lends to know how to ntanago ei.
zema. A condition so extremely va
riable in Its manifestations, nnd
course ns erzema, demands the bc
t'Odli-Hl Jut&nient in every Instance,
and not any cut nnd dried methods
Ectcmii Is a skin disease, gener
ally nmennble to direct or local
remedies or palliatives. Yet the ex
perts find that there Is frequently
somo constitutional factor which
calls for other remedial neasurcs. we ought to be able to find a part
sin s Internal medication, diet j of hia tall. It would com. In handy
correetlon or attention to organic for further Instruction of our kids
9 funlonal Impairments. How fu-when we get the bible In the school
tile to Imagine that such a many house. Then there Is one-eSlrd of
sided (ihlem ran lie met wlrh a' the stars pulled down and -piu-kaK
of salve or a twist of the tered over our country. What b-
wrlst.
Vl'K.STIONN- AX ADXSWEUS.
A CihxI llmlll. IfcnmliMUim.
I will be 44 )-eai- old In Augu.
nual health examination, somethinR
Ilttla mni-A nn t infflrtorv tfln life
. "
insurance examinations. Do you ap
prove of the health extension cor
poration or would you recommend
somo other course. B; D.
Answer I should select a phy
sician of good standing who prac
tices under his own "name. - He would
be likely to give you tho worth of
your 1 money in examination ana
counsel or advice, whereas tho solf-
laudatory corporation which yearns
to do business with you would bo
likely to give you an armful of ho
kum to read. If tho physicians of
experience and reputation in your
neighborhood aro not prepared or
qualified to make such examination,
probably one of tho younger doctors
has been given this modern training.
I am sorry to admit that many of
the old established doctors are not
COIlinOtent tO TCnder thO SOI'ViCO yOU
1'arnuni was right. Tho averago
breakfast yields about 900 calories
If you substitute for breakfast two
lemons, you take In rather less than
90 calories. It Is obvious, therefore,
that you will get fat more rapidly
on tho 900 calory regimen than you
will on the 80 calory regimen and
vice voraa. Oranges or oraugo Juice
would be practically tho same ns
lemons or lemon Juice, having but
slightly moro food value.
Removal of Birth Mark.
What will remove a nmnll birth
mark on the face? o. B. P.
Answer The only safe coursi
would bo to consult a physician, per
baps one who Is n skin specialist,
and leave it to his Judgment how
mark.
COMMUNICATIONS
AViintH Information,
Kditor Tribune: '
Kindly allow mo a little Bpaco In
your paper? We are aware of the
simple fact that man lives to learn.
I- hope The Tribune will have no
objections to me asking a few Blblo
questions, that I may learn: not only
myself, but those people who read
the answer to this communication
providing It Is ever answered. In
Revolutions 13 v. 3-4. I find there
was some kind of an animal. It
had seven heads, ten horns and a
monstrous tall It took Its til and
pulled down one third of the stars
out of Heaven, and cast them on tho
earth. What I vgint to find out Is:'
"What became of this animal 7 Do
you think It would be possible to
f.d some of his remains In the
Smithsonian Institute' At any rate
come of those stars? It I nlntn
billion, three hundred million miles'
I" the nearest stars novjleft In the
Heavens. This anlmal'uad a won-'
stars arc thousands
.1. I...U
der-tnll. Thoaf
of times laiguT than """I
nnd where did this aninmi
S.r one third of tho stars? I find,
by figuring a Utile there is only to-
tnlrils of the star- now remaining
,n the Heavens that were origin, ll
thero In the first creation of the
universe. Now. ! am anxious tol
know all about mono uumb-
It becomes a law In Oregon to teacn
the Bible In our public schools, 1
Intend to make applbation for the
position of Bible t.acher and I must
get things Just right. 1 don't want
to get tangled up In the meshes ot
,l,. law.- like- that fool Tennessee
...hi ion.hf.r science be hanged
,.ir,. i i.alleve. has got the
u-hnlii fixed nil that swallowed Jonah
nr nr. I understand that. There
Is no question in my mind.
SIMPSON WILSON.
Central Point, 0o.
Itijgiirding rower Trust.
Tn ih. Kditor;
i hnv lust read vour editorial
nrinted in today's Oregonlan (July
15) relative to Gifford Pinchofs re
marks about an electric power octo
pus. For your Information, allow
me to Bay that tho fruit growers
of Hood Hlver valley have for many
years, some of them ns long as
vnnrH taken from the Waters Of
Hood River, certain quantities for
Irrigation, and theso under state per
mits. During the last 10 years.
tho Pacific Power & Light company
have bought, up Hood rtiver front
age for many miles -and have car
ried their case to tho supreme court
of tho United States, where it now
rests. The Pacific Power and Light
comnanv ask ''that the waters of
Hood TUver be turned over to them
nnd the formers and fruit growers
niny go hang, or buy power from the
power company to pump these waters
un to their former elevation where
they will bo used to Irrigate with.
In Hood Hiver wo aro seriously In
clined to think that tho power com
panies are more-thoughtful of their
Interests than of their customers,
despito the fact that we still have
legislatures. . .
It. E. SCOTT,
Hood Kiver. July 15.
.Test when A Ivy Lark an' hLs bi ldo
had made all plans V beat It for
Magary Falls rltflit after thecr wI-
dln along comes her mother nn'
preeomtn th' happy pair with ten gal
lons of cherries. What wux sup
posed t' bo a funeral parked around
th' lko Soles homo this mornln',
turned out t' bo workmen remodel-.
Ui' upstairs.
MAY RESULT FROM
LONDON, July 18. (A. P.) The
immense popular Interest In the can
cer virus discovery has led to seve
ral attempts to Induce Dr. Willlnm
B. Oye, and Dr. J. E. Barnard to
add to their public statements, es
pecially with referenco to tho bear
ing their researches may hav on
other diseases.
The two scientists have not re
fused to talk, but have been ex
tremely cautious, revealing nothing
Important and dealing only in gen
eral terms with tho results of their
labors. Dr. Gye told one Inter
viewer that tho work done thus far
was only a basis on which to start,
but that It had opened big possibili
ties. "This class of research." ho said
has reached .a stage when It Is
bigger than a one-man Job. We have
data which will make teamwork pos
sible In future experiments "
Ho added that he was in posses
sion of a mass of Information which
wuuiu sunmit to competent crlt
. Some of the newspapers say
hey are experimenting vaccina-
. ;Bn,l,st ""V-r nnd the Dally
Sketch snvs ih...
. - - .- iMcpnrea vac-
'"Jr.'"1.'" vlru' whl'h d- been
- i mnocuiate mice with thn
result that the animal, become ln,"
mune from cancer. n.,, .
torn BarBaTa h '" ny
thing confirmatory of this.
What Ihw Normal Mean?
8AN KltA.WISl'O. JV
nurea'u Th?
. '"T'y me forecast for ih.
oeginmng July 19. ,
Tim rt,.nt. , .
wesih.r -or generally fair
-i.fc . n"rm'" lemperature1
?i. J,U""k n,on coast I
The fire hazard continues hi.h
C,f" '"'"Jor o'f
" uimni elsewhere.
A. B. Revn..l.l.
.or. 'mAsh,d C-hTTnTh1;
city today transacting h...V lh
Coowlth gas.
Children's Pictorial
Cross Word Puzzle '
Running Across.
Word 1. In tho picture. '3 '-.
Word 6. A greasy uquia. :
Word 6. To flow back.
Word 7. The name of the vessel '
which met the Merrimac in their
famous light in the Civil War.
Running Down. 1
Word 1. An implement used for
sweeping.
Word 2. A punctuation marl;.
Word 3. To swindle or deceive.
Word 4. A lighted coal.
YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. ?
ANSWERED.
LAI II THOMPSON' FOiJ STElWEIt
TO OPPOSE HEX. STANFIELD
CAI.1.7M Ore Jul.- tS. W. Lair
Thompson, Porllund attorney wno
has been mentioned as a candidate
for tho republican nomination for
United States senator to . succeed
Robert N. Stanfleld, said here to
day that he would support Frederick
Stelwcr of Pendleton, for the nom
ination if the latter docided to . bo
a candidate.
Table d'Hote Dinner
$1.00
SHASTA
Shrimp Cocktail
SOUP
Cream ot Celery .
RELISHES V
Sliced Cucumbers and Tomatoes
tlreen Onions
SALAD
Shasta Special
ENTREES
Braised Young Duck with Jelly
Sirloin Steak, "Country Gravy ,
Orange Sherbet ' 1
ROASTS
Prime Ribs of Heef an Jus
Chicken with Dressing
Leg of Lamb, Spiced Peaches
Succotash
lec Cream and Cake
Apple Pio a la Mode
Strtiwbery Cream Pio
. Hot Rolls
Coffeo Tea Milk
After Dinner Mints ...
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