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and fifty minutes to Portland! Three hoiji and
to Sacramento! Four hours and thirty-five min-
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BOBKKT W. RUnL, Editor. .
8. KUMITKB SMITH, MaoBr.
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Dtiljr, wftb Sunday Son, jrtir ....
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Dally, without Sunday Pun, mouth
Weakly Mali Trlbuna, m ju
unday Bun, on ytar
..$7.60
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mt OARBIER In Medford. Aahland. Jackson
fflU, Oentral Point, rbocnlf, Talent aiul on
, .06
, 7,60
1.60
Highways.
Uaiiy,
with flundav Bun. month
Pally, without Sunday Sun, month...
Pally, without Sunday Bun, on ytar..
Dally, with Sunday Bun, one yar.,.
AU terms by carrier, cash In advance.
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Cttico, California,
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Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur? Ferry.
Another mulll-milllonulre Iiuh an-
riounced hlH intentiun of "dying- poor,"
without spending- uny of It.
"p WO HOURS
- 26 minutes to
utes to Sun Francisco!
Only a. few yours a((0 that would have been the talk of a lunatic,
Hut today it is the xolenui pronouncement of a .most conservative
department of the United States government, the federal grist of
fice.
For Undo Sam has decided to '(five the Pacific Coast an air mail
service, 'if the sftirie can be arranged and in asking for bids, presents
the above as the Medford schedule;
It would be foolish of 'course for Medford people to get their
hopes too firmly set upon the actual' establishment of air mail ser
vice on October 1. The government is not putting on mail planes.
but is duly asking for bids, and if these bids do not conform to
proper standards of economy, they will be refused
Yesterday's official announcement, however,' marks a definite
slart and while delays may be expected, there is little doubt that
in the comparitivcly near future, letters mailed here at ten thirty
in the morning will arrive in Portland at half past one the same day,
Once more Medford can congratulate herself upon the enter
prise of her citizenship, for it was due to this enterprise that the
air mail drive was launched and this city was selected as the only
air mail station in the state outside of Portland
Senator McNary also deserves commendation for his customary
effective service in this city's behalf.
QUILL POINTS
There's a sucker born every minute, and a new uplift society to
collect from him'. ' ; ' . .
;The "outraged sportsmen of Ore
gon" are Higning petitions and going
to banquets aguin lecaune our Clover
nor and. tl,rand Lecturer surprised
himself and everybody elite by un
expected!; appointing a man on the
gume commiKKlon who cun tell a
.Rhode iHland rooster from a Hlberlun
woodpecker. The finned, furred,
feather, and political life of .Oregon
Is . alwuys being , "outruged." The
"outrages' afe, of two species "dun
lard ly" and "uncalled for," and there
would be no more of either If the flHh
Issue wan placed on a wur-tlme basis,
and honey-combed with 91-u-year-men
and 4-mlnute speukefs. -
' Bill Gore is threshing his rye. Ills
oats look fine. The beardless barley
he Stowed lout spring Is ready for the
scythe, and has wh Inkers.
4 yes, you ioi .
J '' (Knoxvtllo, Tt'im,, NcwM)
i DKAIt MRU. CURTIS: I have'
been keoplng regular company
with a boy of 21 about four
yeura my senior. I am considered "
uniong my friends and ucqutiln-, ,
buncos as good looking but I
seriously doubt t,hls.
HUN'S RAYS LOHfO I IBS AT, ASTRO
NOMKRB ClyAXM tildllno HK,t.Hul.
lctln) A number suspected this lust
Thursday.,
' Edd Blnns, whoHO combat with the
fteef Trust Is still raging, was seen
motoring to the front Tues., with his
police dog, , a. cousin, of Htrougheart,
jtnown us Wouk Liver, . v ,
, fHHt PARTIES who took my'cultl
vator aro known and If they will re
turn snme to where they found It no
questions will be asked. Otherwise
the law will take tin course. F. II.
Jee. ChlcoMCttl., Enterprise.),. This
Hem has nothing to do with anything
In particular, except to show that now
AnA then something disappears mys
teriously besides hind tires, gasoline
and money.
t Armed youths are riding bicycles
down busy streets. In the event an
lnnocont bystander is shot bctwoen
thaj well-known eyes, the gun Is un
loaded, us they always lire, Immedi
ately after being dlschurged. .
The proper measure of a man is the degree of success required to
swell his head. -
AmcYicnmsm: Making' tilings' soft for the children; wondering
how the children get spoiled. -' 1
At some resorts the patrons woiiiil think" an' earthquake just the
usual shaking down. '
That critic who says America has no genius for music wasn't
talking about chin music . - '
Men are mean, and none feels actual sympathy when he sees'
another fixing a tire on a hot road.
As a final desperate expedient, perhaps Washington could get
the Digest to poll France on' the del)t question.
The first essential in teaching a boy to respect law is teaching
;bim to respect dad.
Efisentialcquipment for hiking across country includes a pleas-
ifht' manner 'of asking for a ride.
,Tho supreme test of personality comes when you must tell the
:taxi driver that your. money is in your other panta.
AwlooSii
I'IMIOM) VS. llOID.UP
: -v . (Albtiny Dt'iiHKrt) '
, It Is with alncero regret (thut I hive
to onnounco thut . uliii ting, Auntliiy,
AUKU.t 2, Suniliiy Chicken Dlnnors
will be 7Cc and till othor moala will be
one, until the price of food atuffa mo
reduced.
i We have kept our prlcea down na
long an wo could, but we muat koop
our credit good nt nil har-iirda and ,wo
cannot do It nt our prenent rutca with
the Incrouaed prlcea which wo uro
having to pay.
' Hope that our patrons nnd frlonda
will ruullne our poHltion und give ub
auch credit .for holding down our
prlcoa ua we nro entitled to.t Will re
duce them na aoon ua wo enn In ouin
mon Juatlce to ourwlvea nnd pnlrona.
, MOTIIKK'S INN.
'Mxird Htuconili' and . lidy',- Irord
doupe, of the local HiitlHh Het moved
nhout a hit lawnt evening, and no
male pet-Hon uncouth enough to pay
for Icch allowed, up. Vrd Htacoinh
wna ao dlaturbed he turned the rim of
his hut up, apulllng Ha 1'i lnce , of
Vnlea droop. To make niattera vorao,
nlong enme Counteaa t'hevrolet, who
wtia "horribly parched, my deuhl"
TIIK c.itK.vr TIAI'. .
; Rcene. In the faatneHMea of Ton
neaaee, tho quiet of dawn la apllt
aaunder by wnlllng acreatna from u
ateain alren. It In tho Dayton huw
mill, wuklng up vlllagera nnd farmer
for mllea nroupd. , From 6 until 0:80
the hlnata continue. Tho hamlet and
the fnntnatlc ,croia between n droits
nnd a holy wnr that la In progreaa
there como alovly to life.
The holder of the barbecue concear
alon on the court-houno lawn build
up hla fire nnd hrnvca half an ox on
thi conla. The flelil aecretnry of an
nntl-Kvolutlon society plcka hla teeth
and adda a nota or two or hla stock
harangue, delivered thrice dally:
"Hhnll w ha taxed In damn our chil
dren?" An evangelist bookseller
looka proudly tip nt hla hlll-bourda:
HKI,L AND TIIK 111(111 Ht'HODI.H,
(IO! OH (H)ltU.l.A, . llltYAN'S
llOOKU FOR SAI.K HKRR.
' , , (From "Time.")
CHICAGO, July 22. (A. P.)
Prompted by the death of William
Nelson McCllniock, Mlsa Isabel Pope,
his fiancee nnd one of tho central fig-
urea In the bitter legal flghi over hla
million dollar estate, may attempt to
obtain a widow's share of the for
tune. . . . ,
She Is understood to be ready to file
suit agninat Mr. and Mrs. William
Darling Shepherd, his foster pnrentsi
charging they conspired to prevent her
mnrrlago with tho youth. At tho same
time she would file another suit to ob
tain .a widow's portion of the estate,
which under McCIIntock'a will, goes
to Shepherd, with an (8,000 annuity
for Miss Pope.
Cook with gat.
if
MILLIONAIRE FLEES
! FROM GIFT ADVICE
NEW
Leopold
thropist
YORK, July 22. (A. P.)r-
Schepp, millionaire phtlan,
received a convincing1 dem
onstration today of the interest held
by the public in tho subject of phi
lanthropy.,'1 . i '
i By telegram, i by telephone, by
messenger nnd by mall, Mr. Schept
received replies to his request yes-
terdny for suggestions as to how he
mlffht best distribute the remainder
of his surplus.
Mr. Schepp has made It a point
to maintain personal supervision of
his charitable activities, but he an
nounced today that he would loave
lor his country home tn Connecticut.
'Ills augmented but still overworked
office force would like to do the
same.
Cook wltli gas.
if
Ripplin$f2himQS
ft
UEPttAVITY.
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BLOOD flows arouiul like water from voters shot and torn,
ami grisly tales of HlaiiKliler confront us every morn; somo
, pilgrim sliced to ribbons and robbed of his doubloons; what
1 tfiiilU the' stately fjihbohs wlint say the proud bnboonsf "Tho
human tribes and nations nro out with knives and guns; don't
Ray that we'ro relations of sueh bloodthirsty ones. We mon
i keys in the jungle,' wlioni you liaVo doubtless" met, may some
times botch nnd bungle the rules of etiquette. We Have not nil,
tho graces that human-people know, imd. on our misfit faces
unseemly whiskers grow. Hiit wo have rigid mor'nls, thougli
awkxvard 'he our port; we don't, indulge in quarrels' or murder
just for sport. Wo strive to live together as friendly neighbors'
should, and you' nitty tell lis whnihor this rulb of life is good!
Hut oh, these human beings, they're always up in arms I We
henr their hiilly-eheeings, excursions and alarms. They'ro shot,
ami knifed, and wounded for any old excuse;'1 tho. gangsters'
war er.v's sounded, and death lias broken loose. Tho hosts of
killers sally from' every dark retreat, there's' murder in tho
alley, there's slaughter in the street. They say we nre related
to raging beasts like these; by savants it's been stated tilf it's
become a' wheeze. We patiently meander along our destined
way; we stand a' lot of slander-beforo we seek n fray. Hut
when the yam is bruited that wo nro kin to men, denial must'
he tootetl n'ghiii and yet ngnin, In highly moral fashion wo al-',
, ways huve behaved; we nre not slaves to passion, and we are''
not depraved." i .
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE STORY
IN -AFRICA
Did you know that 1-4-7-9-10-1 l-'l2:13 grow' 2-3-4-9 the tops of
palm trees in Africa? Here is a little Arab boy looking 2-6 at a
cocoanut palm for some fruit. '- ,'
The nuts hang 14-15 the top right under the long leaves. The
trunk of the tree is 13-14 straight and long that 8-9 one but ex
perienced climbers can reach them. -Answer
To Last Puzzle
1-3-4G-7-9-I0-12-H16-18 (grandfather), 13-4-15 (the), 1-2 (go), 4-5
(as), 7-8 (do), 17-18-19 (are), 1011 (at).
Qopynght. I'JiS. by The International Syndtciite
Personal Health Service
6y WILLIAM BRADY, M. D-
..i . wsiwe ptiwd pwvunini i. .swienai nwnn sa nyiiM., aoi to aiMM. tflaflnotlt ei
InatfflMl. will be anratrad bv Dr. Brady It m iliaud. ull uUvvuhI umilaaA ! imIhuI
LtWt heuld''b. btltt nd WrIUeS la Itlfc. Owlnb to th. Iu-M nuntbw at Ultara raaalaad.. Aftlv
tm un b. snni.rW hara. - Na mlr aa fca mad. to aixrlM not twiitorailns to lutrwllem
AMnm Of. Wllllu Umtl, Ir r at UiU iwMPaiwr.
Our Occult Possessions.''.,
Most of us assume wo n.ro pretty
sound,' maybe a" few minor ' func
tional disturbances but DO organic
trouble,' until, wo
are disillusioned
perhaps by a life
insurance . exami
nation or a . vol
untary or invol
untary health ex
amination, - -
In the autumn
of 1924 1224 men
students of the
average age of 19
years, were given complete pnysicai
examinations by tho' medical officers
of the university or California, nnn
tho examination inciuuea complete
chemicnl and microscopical urine ex
Flfly.ono of tho students were
found to have abnormal urine speci
mens: thus 34 of these abnormal
specimens showed a slight trace of
albumin, six showed a slight traco of
albumin', three showed sugar;' 21
showed, mucus 17 showed pus. cells
four, showed granular casts and 'six
snowed hyaline casts. .
In the majority of instances the
specimens Bhowlng a slight trace of
albumin, on further studyt of the
men concerned, were found to be
physiologic, the faint traco. of al
bumin being due to a shower bnth
preceding the examlnatiort or to ex
citement of the exnmnlatlon. The
albumin was absent' on subsequent
tests. ' ' :
Of the six with decided traces of
albumin,' with or wlthouV casts, two
were found to have nephritis (chron
ic. Bright 8 disease) and one - had a
history of eruptive fevers (which
may have left the kidneys' damaged).
In three cases with red blood cor.
puscles and white, (pus) cells in the
urine, two proved to be tuberculosis
of the kidney and .one stone In the
kidney. The . dingnoscs of . these
.three Qoses were confirmed by X-ray
pictures, crystocoplc examination and
(in the tuberculosis cases) by animal
inoculation. , : . r .
In reporting these interesting and
Instructive observations of the health
condition of what, would seem to bo
tho very healthiest class of men one
ould select, Dr. -Ilobert T. Leggo
romnrks: "The point to be made
thnt, with ' the. exception of ono
cnae, none of these students realized
that he possessed any kidney "or bind.
er lesions a rather eloquent argu
ment as to the value of routine
urino examinations. It Is labor worth
hllo for the reward is so sntlsfnc
lory since chronic destructive n'nth
ologlc changes are prevented, which
ordlnnrily are determined only when
constitutional aympt6ms are present.
nn when therapy offers littlo proB
ect of alleviation.",
Of course, nr. T.einm rinna nAt rnfp
to the treatment given the students
Hh these possessions except to
mention Hint the patients that need
surgical treatment were referred
operntlon. nnd 'the remainder
were treated medically.
hen 4.2 per cent of such
group of young men hnvo such oc-
un possessions, the chances are
mat a much greater nronortlnn of
older lfelcrs would learn from
careful health examination ' that
we are owners of uathnloglcul lesions
wnicn wo are- unaware.
This Idea.'ot'a. proprietary Interest
.one's, hidden ailments la- novel.
something like catching n tartar, and
yet when yoir com to' think of It.
man owns hla own kldncva snrelv
nnd theyte ; still ills even though
they be damaged by disease.
ed
Ql RSTIOXS AXI) AX8WEKS.
Tho IlamiiMT Too Chorus. .
This may sound crasv and 1 don't
elieve i ,-pulcl toll you face to fnc-e.
There aro seven' children In ....r
family and flv of them hnvo ham.
mer toe. tho aecond toe on either
foot.- in all cases this devlmin,i nt
bout the ago of 0 yenra. the tne
have always worn woll fitting shoes
and so we qan't understand this con
dition. . The toe is bent in such
a way as to make a noticeable hump
In the shoe and of course the toe
becomes sore. Can anything be done
for this? P. A.
Answer Usually a cub-cutaneous
division of the contracted cord
(which may be done under local
anaesthesia), followed by a dress
ing to retain the toe in straight po
sition for two weeks,' will' overcome
hammer toe.
: Cod IJvjr OIK''
My children nro actually fond of
cod, liver oil. They ask for it and
often get as much as three table
spoonfuls a dny each. Is thisinju
rious in any way ? Mrs. A; V. H.
Answer Nq. ,
Bran Gems. '
Please give your ' recipe' for bran
muffins. B. A. .
' Answer Bran gems call for one
egg well beaten, ' a pinch of salt,
butter, size . of walnut melted, one
cupful each of sweet milk, wheat
flour nnd wheat bran nnd a tea.
spoonful , of baking powder. Bake
In gem tins. Don't let the neighbor
catch you offering nny to your
neighbor's husbnnd, or dog.'
: " l'olliitcd Garden Truck.
Is there, any danger of getting
typhoid by eating radishes, onions.
nnd other vegetables from a garden!
that has been soaked or flooded I
with the contents of a septic tnnkl
or cess pool? S. P. F. ' ' I
Answer Yes, and other diseases. J
'Human sewage should never be used
manure or fertilizer for' a rar-
aen.
1 IIow to Smi the Bab'. .
How can I give my baby. 4 months
old, the benefit of sunshine? Her
eyes must be shaded and she has
to have clothine on. Can nnv sun
shine rench her . under Aitrh ennrtt
nons ii i put her to sleen in her
carriage In the sun? D. B. M.
Answer Of course the baby's eyes
must always be protected against the
glare, of bright sunlight. Expose
her legs nlone to tho direct sunlight
for not over five minutes at a time
and two or three times a day at
first. Increaso the duration of ex
posures, not over five minutes day
urier any. Increase also the area
of nnked skin exposed, any the logs
nnd thighs too the second dny, and
the legs, thighs nnd forearms the
third day, etc. Give tho haby about
one-half as much time In the sun
us you can stand comfortably your
self.
Ono o' th' Cullfoniy boosters at-
tcmllir th N. ,.. up t' liidynoplus.
got rorln' mad' when lrof. Tunncy. o
Apple Grove wliool, wuz introduced
t' him uir nut out. lux Hand' an
said "shake." Tlr word "liitrepi"
kin now lake a long niucli.nceded
rit till McMillan glU back from
th' pole.
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Children's Pictorial
Cross-Word Puzzle
Poems That Live
- ' In thu Dark.
Almovelesa stand' the -ancient ceda
. .. trees
Along the drifted sand hills where
they grow;
And from the dark west comes a wan
dering bree-je,
And waves them to and fro.
A murky darkness lies along the sand,
.Where bright the sunbeams of the
mornlnt? shone, ,
And the eye vainly seeks by sea, and
, land, . . ,
Some ngnt to rest upon. j
Nq large, .pale star Its glimmering
vigil keeps;
An Inky sea reflects an Inky sky
And the dark -river, - like a Berpent
creepa . ; ,
To wnere Us black piers lie.
Strange salty odors thru the-darkness
, steal,
And through the dark,, the ocean
thunders roll;
Thick darkness gathers, stifling, till
feel
Its weight upon my soul.'
I stretch my hands out In the empty
air;
I .strain my eyes into the heav
night;
Blackness of darkness! Father, hear
my prayer! r i j , .
Grant me to see the light!
-George Arnold
.Iff. L A Mtoi t
Wouiishina DieewtihU N.
1 rnnHno
Aroid Imitations - Subatitutes
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mCUAUA, AND
WUt, aV Hut ai mdnmi u.
bar & iooroeY rxj kx lor a plo.
I bm ami nmu Th. Houl Mans
wmiti and waloonM. the visitor. A :
. r on aall anal HOME. As
l at unuaaal
' anm fart.
ISPM tit
There Is nn mmIm -a -i
. . , i v crmncc,,
4l gamble about' It-y4u krtow just
"...i you are getting v?hen you
buyvUojuMgsgjipu at the Si of
r Good Judgment ...
.1 Vnni. -l-'r
,i -- pcnect .IUDn-
'cation. Jy needs an oil that resists'
;iicBt,,T resists caution, resists fric
tion, and bums clean without
carbon. t
uThc uitrn 01 Goa Judgment tells
the, whole story in a nutshell
your Motor Needs HunsHaSH OU".
; Oils &' Greases
'i PHIPPS AUTO PARK ,
Riverside at Jackson- . Phone 1037-R
Defend J
Our eyes comprise our
bod y guard watchmen
upon whose vigilance
depends our' every step
in life. If use or nge
has impaired their1 use
fulness we will make
for you n pair of glasses
that will allow them to
resume their accustom
ed keenness of vision.
w w rami
Running Across. ; I '
Word 1. In the picture. ' i '
Word 5. Also in the picture;
Word 6. A kind of tree. '';
.'-Running Down. .- ' ,r
Word 2. A box or inclosuro for,
confining birds and animals.)
P'ural- , i.. j " If
Word 3. A wise looking bu-d,
Word 4. , An insect ,
YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE '.
ANSWERED.
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VETCH SEED
Ilimgarian Common
' ' Now on Hand.
LADDERS
Spruce very best. Low price.
PICKING BAGS
Very cheap in price.
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Farm Bureau
Co-Operative Exchange
HAIL
IN3URANCE .
First Insurance
Agency . $ '
A. Li HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 North Central
Medford, Ore.
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Our paint aticketh
. closer t h a n a
brother.
All of life's lessons
are 'not learned ,, in
school. The lcssori of
paint's ir o t o c 1 1 o n
comes from' expert
ence. Wo know that
paint Is tho ..best Jro:.
tective policy. Why"'
do ve put it off?
HP
FoUiyPoter Paint's Advice
being straight Hp to that age. Wt
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