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rn Orrgonlan, tb Ashland Tiibunt.
ROHKHT W Hl'HL, Editor.
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yrRDFOTlT) miJ TRT"OTTN"fl, ' MTDPOftT).
THE CASE OF BAB RUTH.
B
T CARRIER In Medfird, Aahlnnd. Jackson-
nil, Central Point, Phoenlt, Talent and
Ulshwara:
Dally, with Sunday Run, month I .76
Dally, without Sunday Sun, month 66
Dally, without Riinday Run, one yeai... 7.60
Dally, with Sunday Sun, one yrar 1.60
All trmi by carrier, caah in advanra.
Sworn dally arn.ir itrrulnnnn (or all
double the rlrcuUtion of any otlnw pnner pub-
or cir'HiHiM in jncKaoii toiiny
Entered aa arrowl-nniM matter at Medford,
Oregon, onder act of March 8, 187B.
Official paper nf the City ol Medford.
Official paper of Juckaon Co'mty.
The only paper hnwwi, ATbwnyi Ora., and
Ohtr-o, California, a distance of oer 400
antlea, having leaaed wire Associated Praaa
aarvtoa.
MRUKFRS Of TTT?, AWh,TT T-RRH,
The Aswluted Prw la iHueivly entitled
wo ine uae ror repunnrarinn or an newa ma
Mtchea credited ro It or not ntherwtae credited
kn thla paper, and a loo to th local newt pub
Uahed hrreln.
All riffhtj of republication of special dla
aa'chea herein art alao reat-rrwl.
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Pirry.
"The public," Buys the treasury do
pnrtmcnt, "1h ukItik $1 MIIh where It
should use twos, fives unci tenH." And
Hurl to tell, the public would, hut can
not relieve the (IImi-phm of the treamiry
department. The financial Intimacy
of the public centers in the Si hills,
which take up aft much room in pantH
prickets as those of more vIkoi-ouh
denominations. The public well
knows it ia not tislnir enooitli "two,
fives and tens," or twenties, fifties and
hundreds, for that matter. Hut it
seems the tuntali'.iiiK comments of
John I). Rockefeller on spondulicks
are to be auKmenled by flippant obser
vations of the treasury department on
the same subject. Observe, as does
"The Luriiit." for September u per
iodical of poetry:
"Let us not pollute for coin the
fountains that flow from the hills
and the snnwpcnks of this Kreat
country Willi Its virile iiilllloiiii."
The, lack of susteuanco In the hills
nnd the snowpeaks hiiB nothinK to do
with the case, hut it has u sweeter
nnd more musical sound than the
piullll of tho treasury department.
AUK i; I "I'll was well named. Tho foiiiiioMtii public- niiinl,
wHicli cltristiMioI tliv Ihiinc run kinj.'. ilispluyed its usual iu-
Nliiiet lor acenmlt! cliarjictei'iz.iiiini. A giimt in slaturc and a
fcniiis, nut (inly ill M'liini.' I lie hall, but in gil!i!.'ii;r its flight, Italic;
lintli as far as tciiipcntint'iit and character 'ire eoticcriu'il, never
t'.radtiatcd from tho nursery.
Ilis latest eseapade is typical (if liis entire career. Hides iiimI
regulations are designed fur grown-ups, not for babies j particu
larly precocious baliies and spoiled ones.
A bitliy can smash Mama's prize vase, and ret away with it. lie
can stick pins in the eat, and empty the milk pitcher on the parlor
rug and only be laughed al. lie eau do a thousand things, that if
done by his male parent would land that dignitary in the lockup,
and only find his reputation increased as an adorable "cut-up ami
cuteius. "
The world is every baby's oyster, and Ualxj Ruth never could
see why he should be made an exception. His reaction to the pres
ent unexpected punishment, is characteristic. Hi! proceeds to throw
his devastating rattle at the head of Iluggins, just as the baby of
the family starts to throw things when his reign of adolescence
wanes, and he is confronted by a business-like slap oil his posterior
pinafortus for the first time.
The usual baby's reign ends when he begins to grow up or when
another baby arrives. Itaiubino Until promises to, suffer a similar
experience.
As long as he delivered the goods with his hickory slick, he was
owed to enjoy the privelegcs of an infantile paradise, lint rest
ing al llie iioiioin ol mo iionie-run ladder manes cveryiinng very
different, liahc Itutli must now demonstrate that he is a man, or
his career as a popular idol is over.
Appealing to Grandpa fandis will do no good. Grandpa has
been out of baby talk for at least eight months. .Making faces at his
official parents will profit nothing. There are other home-run
babies about, and they arc due for recognition.
liabe, Ruth has reached the inevitable crisis of youth, lie must
shed his swaddling clothes and make good, as a grown-up among
other grown-ups, or he must, drop into that oblivion, which, out
side of the story books. always overtakes those who refuse, morally
and mentally, to mature.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLli STORY
THE CATC
l 6,. T 3 PlpI Z y
z "S.
There is a 1-4-8-12-15 gale at the entl ol the garden walk and
Milly and Billy race up and down as far as the 2-6-Kl-M and then
back. It is always shut and they never try to 'M.i-lfi-I.S it lot 17-22
they should their nurse would be angry and her 3--11 is worth
avoiding.
Milly and Hilly 6-7-8 twins. Milly is a dear little 2-3-4-5 and
Billy is a boy. Milly looks like a little 19-2U-21-22 ol pink and white,
she is so dainty 17-.1S her little frock.
"Oh, ho, ho, 10-11-12 hec-hee!" cry the twins. "See us run!"
Answer To Last Puzzle
l-5g-1C-24 (upper). 2.3-4 5-6 (steps), 1S-19 (we). 14-21 (no),
21 22-23-2 1 (over), 11)19 (he), 7-12-20 (ape), 15-23 (me), 15-16 17 llllcl),
fi-917 (sat), 8-9 (Pa), 10-11-1213 14 (begun).
Copyright, 11)25, by The International Syndicnti ' ' ' '
QUILL POINTS
U, religion, what political rows arc coining in thy name!
Abtl-cl-Krim is lucky, at that. Mussolini isn't mad at him.
Home is a place where the thumb in the soup doesn't matter.
Shape isn't the only essential in a bathing beauty contest.
There's brass.
fi.
Hunt him finished showin.ct pic
tures nf the three escaped convicts straight ticket
hiiu IWO LUJIUU OI1ICIIIIS.
When men must choose between two evils, they usually vote the
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M D.
Siinad (4Htar partalnlng to araonai naaitn m hyaiana. nut to a" ( laniai
-rMtmant, will t arawwad by Or. Brady If atamood. aaif addraMad annlnpa la aiMloaa'
uaHara ahould"ba brlaf and wrlltan In Ink. Owing to tha laro nurnbw of lattara rtttimd on'
a raw aan ba anawarad hra. No rably aan ba mada to awarlaa nnl aonftrmlna ( inatruollnn
4ddraaa Or Wllilaw Sadv, I ra af Ihla mwaiw
Tht Suiir lit Ytmr IUihmI.
One rfason fnr tho rxiwtfnro of lu'cn tnl it 'is. thmiKli I supposed
It iiMiit's for iiKMlitiil liht-rty ami siiiiiliii'
.st-hoiiifH of nostrum innkfis. fake
hralora untl atfKi'civt? )ua ks in kimi
eral, is that physioloKy fixt-s upon
about 2 grains of
uric in-III as tho nor
mal amount In tho
Mood of a hoalthy
HI T KVKS SO
f Portland Orrf;oiii;in)
lie 1m in a Kinat flold of oppor
tunity aw a Hint? his knock-and a
prediction now would ho a matter
of Kupci flulty.
Thorn nr ahout nlnn walcrinoloiiN
por capita in Ihc valley UiIh year, duo
lo the pooplo not oat Inn pimtiKh of
thom, am! tho farnioi-H planting too
many of (hum. Tho watermelon, like
hay, rulHOH ItHrlf and does not conflict
with tho finning, deor, quail, kiihihc,
phoHHant and duck hcusoiim. ItivsldeH,
ti waiei-mopin Kiower hy walchlnK
cIoho dark nights may et mtino tai-Rot
plHCtico. Itut, this fair ami fertile
section dies not raise enoiiKli potatoes
for homo consumption hy .' frolKht
cars.
few weeks was enough. Should n
hahy aed T. months and wolhinK J T
pounds drink only fresh milk, or if
malted milk as frood (Mrs. K. II.)
Answer Tho holly hand or handa.ite
Is necessary only as lonj; aV a naval
dressing is necessary. It is hard lines
for the baby. If mother HuteiiH to all
man (or' as doctors the myths and superstitions lien Toid
record it in the and Salreg f'.amp can spin for her
Mood analysis, from Fresh milk Is always preferable for a
two to throe mllli-1 bal.v. if the milk is mire and kent re-
Ki-nnift in Hid Kiani.s friKcratod. If there Is doubt about
the purity of tho nitlk ft should ho
parleuriod, par boiled, healed up to
11 !i decrees l and held at that tem
pcruture 1 r to L'C miiutos, then cotil-
oii. This kills any dangerous ilisease
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Svxt
Harriet
I'litir
t' "iwiKitififeiit iwlvaln o
IlctM-licr Stmve'H fiiitiHirlal
Tom's t'abhi,'" notlilii luis
been fixHin' tli' public.' its loiitf au rt-K
ulaiiy ttx "lux reduction. An unoUier
tiling i hut ravoi-K Florldy is thai root
don't git cold till you nil hack noi'iii.
I Who's Who
Children's Pictorial Q '
Cr8ss ord Puzzle
i I
f
of scrum. ) When we
think of the barrels
of more or loss
harmless medicine, (ho vast tomes of
tmue or loss ridiculous food or di
Ti'fc. r l i ' r i ,i i p ii """ 1,1 ,U1 on. tins kiiis any dangerous nisease
I in f'pt (ion I llKiicjito illiyllllll serious unless one of lliciil IS hokum, and the enormous burden of K(.rms t.,.(, ni.iy . fn tho milk ,.,
liil on the aceoleriitor.
Not nil antiques are highly pritMl. There are the old virtues.
whrevr It Is noressary to pasteurize
the milk for an Infant, be sure to jrive
AfuKsttliui 's expression indieales that lie is mail
didn't ",et h'te in time to eollahorale at tho creation.
heejuise he
FAITH
(lOuKcne Heftlster)
John (ilbson is bulldlnK a cabin
over his bout, lln says lis look
like lain, and wo believe him.
Almost every noon two nntos make
a botch of trylni? lo occupy the Home
space at the same time.
postage, jcicktn nnd advertisiim ox-
I iense which have been entailed by ef.
forts to fcet this uric acid out of the th(, fiint SOme fresh fruit Juice dally
.blood of the Wlsenhelmer family, we oranKe. julco of fresh or canned toma-
jdo not wonder at the organization of toos. or any kind of fresh fruit Julco.
(the trick societies to "protect" tho froma few drops at first to a few tea-
HlmpH, rrom 'allopathy." whatever hponfuls after tho baby becomes used
that May be. There must be ware- tn , This sunnlies ihn tiPPMnnrv if.
Ihouses full of uric Ueld eliminators tamlns which are destroyed or dim In.
(and corrective ealinK bijoklels sti!l to nhed by pasteurization,
be disposed of. i lime 1 st
cu Another eomparativolv reeeni phvs- ' . t ,,, . . s , ,, ,, ,
S,tl..l..Blcl fact that tho 1,1.10,1 of a , ',f .,v"r k In l.ul . ll.B -loo
, Iwmllhv IiiiI(.pI,Imi.I mnrtnlnu n.t..nth 1 ""' 1'Hllll,
J of I per cent of glucose fsiiRar) has
not inspired the organization of any
the nijrlit from the day made life miurh more convenient international societies for defense
r , .... .UKalnst the "allopaths," tho untutored
lor lll0Silllt0CS ami lltcs. layman hclne in.llffercnt if not Just a
m--mm tiifle coy toward a little nuiit in his
r,.i - . , , ', . ... . ... T , , i liloiwl. .hint a ,lnsh ef stmar like that
IIiiiiI; how tlifferent everyl hin would have been it Joshua had Km0,iiw ....,.,,- nin. euir ..,.t
lolil the sun lo move on a"
One of the essential things you can't say with flowers is
down in front."
Dividin;
Running Acrss f
Word 1. What Geofgie - Por&lo
(puddiii' pie) did to tho girl in the
picture.
Word 4. One article a house
painter uses.
Word 5. The floor of a fire place.
Running Down.
Word 2. A likeness. "God cre
ated man in his own "
Word 3. To choose by vote. ,
YESTERDAY'S I'UZZLE i
ANSWERED.
lolui P. llylau.
Aiitithor chapter in the political ca
reer nf John l' liylan. mayor of Xow
York, will bo written in the coming
election. Refused the .support of
Tammany, he is running in the demo-
cratlc primary
Avith the Ivickinff
of William Uan
rlolph Hearst. If
ho isn't nominated
however, it Is Indi
cated he will he
an "Independent''
candidate.
Ilylan was horn
on a farm in
fi r e e n e county,
New York. April
20. 1868. He was
orphaned in early
childhood, hut suc-
,.nn,lil In nl.lnln.
JOHN F HYLAN iiiBH public school ,n"" to-i nuns tnat or uermany.
education and aNo "Kven if Krunce receives nothinK
Ila.helor of Jw-s dCKiee from the from CJermany. I believe that such
New York Law school. Admitted to l""eni eouiu ue mane at less ex-
the bar In 1S!I7, he began practice In '""lso to tnB national standard of
lirnoklvn. ct.iniuri. mun a loreign payment m
In 1'inr. he wax a candidate for ni"1 as '"cn attain ny liermany. ;t
municipal judce, his first venture in ranee receives a suiislantl.il payment,
oolitic. Aiiiiolmort to fill a vncnn.v fr" Germany, that, of course. In-
of the Judicial bench In 1!I14. he was cicatics ner capaouy.
elected a Judge of tho county court "" is necessary for France to set
In 11115. Having served as mayor of nor mv" financial house in order he
New York Cltv for two terms (1!M8- tf"'e Bl,c will lie able to make )my
1 H a 5 1 he is now seeking the office ments in respect to her foreign debt
for tho third time. Those Interested "n attenuate scale. Cor this reason
in the workings of the powerful
Tammnnyq organization are wonder
ing If Hylan, with Hearst's backing,
will prove strong enoiigh to defeat
its candidate, .lames ,1. Walker.
KLliJMiJ'r fJiftJ s
TT U c & R N E
Timely Views
on World Topics
"France Able to Pay (10 Per CVllt or
Her llcbts lo failed Stales and
Fngland."
That France is now able to pay
about tin per cent of her debt to the
I'nited States ami Kngland Is the be
lief of Lord r.radhury, former Itritish
representative on the reparations . without risk of eiceedln her
a. I nn rf "
I would he contented with compftnt-
tively small paymontH in the enrlier
years, nlthotiKh I think a bcRinnlnt;
should ho made at once rising pmd
ually to full normal paymont-'siiy at
the end nf einht or ten years. ;
SlKTtft'Sl.H (ioiUTflUH ltals
'I would be disposed to propose n
funding arrangement on tho llnea of
the Anglo American debt settlement,
hut with a rather lower rate of inter
est, more, particularly in the earlier
J years. That settlement gave uh an
abutemenJ, as compared with the 5
per cent 1asls. of about 28 per cent.
'"The more generous interest rates
(hat I suggest would give France nn
abatement of at least 40 per cent. I
am convinced that Trance could
make such an arrangement with us
and one on similar terms with Amor-
blood.
Woe betide the fellow whose blood
sugar fjillw in null below this normal
A mmI rommenljirv on the KopiiUienn Conn oT-mi eminent, is the ' " famine is coriain t.
.bring on collapse, extreme weakness,
sense m wrii nein peonc nave when l onress isn i in scssmn.
The biggest circus In tho world went
through wit bout oven whistling.
Kit her the "court house rlnu" or tho
"city hall gang" Is to blame for this
slap In the face.
Willi hi ninny men :eltin mysteriously rich, it might, lie wel
to Inive mi inquiry into llie oriiu of Kpeeir, hIko.
The Initial schoolma'n in has showed
up for tho annual apple packing con
test, which starts next .Monday. Only
small boys can enter.
Freedom continues to "scream from
mountain heights" and tho state
prison. The latest are the tiuldMoin
twins of I'urtlaml. whose release has
a redeeming feature they don't
sound like they belonged lo the right
OI'KHIll.ut lnt.
There Is too inurh Roing down tho
Main Stem at a break leg pace.
The uay llem-j '..i. s talking, a
cow mux! have kicked him in his boyhood.
i.itti.f. Miir.s or yi:sti:iu w
J.lltle ships of Veslei.liiy, laden lep
with dream.
Hailing thnuiHh the xnnset with your
silken sails skIcuui.
Jdght-heart Youth nn.t il.itulng Hope
laughed upon tho ipmy.
When across the harbor gdd you
breasted tho sen.
Ofl and oft shall nhmoid bloom brent
the sprinirMtiie min.
Kro tho ship of Ycaicnlay homewatd
tin II uttaln.
Gul! that skims the illy taut waves
where tho d'twii'Star pules,
Can yoti catch a glimmer of tho rain
bovtlntcd hiiIIs".'
Winds that toss the Mlei spray pas)
the dipping prow,
Can you Hay If sunny ticr; Hintle upon
them now ?
find nf little, eedlng slupH. gu.iid
I hem on their way,
CJofde them safely hack to us, out
O'hlp of Yesterday!
tdood Hon.' .eeplui!
C'VVK Wtll fiitUi
RipplingRhijmos
S an
ON A DIET.
O'
JiDKKKI) hy lh.
sliiu ; to improve
raw. 4tir
lenrnetl physician, I tun living now on
my punk condition I consume it frietl mul
you wish to live much lontier." said the iloctor. stern
nmt wise, "It youl miike your system stronger, you will cut
out enkes ami pies. So I yivp you timely warning, as I jro my
lielpTnl way; eat ehoppco! caMntire in the inoruitijr. eal it seven
limes a tlay. KjiI it when your t'rieiuls are tliiiiu on such jjruh
as men tlcsire; eat it when the sun is shining, eat il by tho
evening tire. " Ami my friends increase the sorrow that a
diet victim feels, crying. "Pine with us tomorrow! And they
havp sueh goodly meals! I ve a dozen invitations to their
tables, which will groan with the finest kind of ml ions and I
have to eat alone; other men may eat the chickens and the
oysters fried or raw; I must face a dish that sickens. I must fill
myself with slaw. Neiiihtiors come with tempting dishes, in the
kindness of their hearts; philters full of loaves and fishes,
scrambled egs and cakes and larls. lo they know that I'm
forbidden to consume their little treat? lo they know that I'd
be chidden by the doc if I should eal? Kiv I started on a diet,
in a moment of despair, all my das were calm ami quirt, no
one aked me an where. No one'felehed me pies of custard,
11 brought K'Mihish or slew, or corn beef bedii:ht with mus
tardno one eared what I might chow. Hut when once T
made my pledge ,ni,1 ' ,',lt ,l,t '"'"I '"t slaw, people climbed
the gates and hedge, hrinuiug dainties boiled and raw.
I utilization by the body for supplying
the constant demand for power or en
ergy, be It muscular or organic work
that Is to be done. So when the sup
ply runs tow the engine runs down.
Mere -physiology acknowledges the
lieuhh value nnd Inittortance of some
of our national Instiluifons. sueh as
enndv. ice cream end tho soft drinks
vh Ich a re so popu la r everywhere.
These are a.11 ready sounes of blood
sugar, furl, energy, body warmth,
stamina and. yes. courage or plii'-k.
lrfit year blood tests of lti:irah'n
runners at Host on showed that the
runners whose blood snuar levels re-
ma tned near normal made the ht
tshowlntr and finished the nice In the
! best condition, while runners who fell
out In collapse' or coma presenieii
striking reduction in the Mood sunr
I level. The (divsleians who made the
obscrvatiottH were Inclined to think
that such runners, or Indeed anvbodv
'riik'iiued In irolonced endurance to;M,
would stand the gaff bettor bv carry
lug souio form of sugar and rtiliuu It
along the wiiv.
' This year this deduction was put to
the test with the American uianibnn
runner at ttoxtnn, by piving sep-etcd
runners a largo amount of crbohv
drate fond the day before tho r iee
(rarbohvdrate Is any form of starch
or snuari so as to Increase heir stor
age of blood sugar or glvcoci-n, nivl
eieh runner was supplied with can
dle (eaeh piece of candy contained
)ois than a leaspoonful of LtuoM"i.
which he was Inslrueted to iwcin eat
ing as soeit ns he experienced exhaus
tion. Ilexliles. at stations II to is
miles along the course runner who
i:ave up from exhaustion about that
distance were given tea eontnini" a
large amount of e-tne ngtr All of
ihee runners finished Oi b-ttr enn
dltlon and neiu lv nil made better tun
In the raee thsn they had the previous
year, and most if them attributed
ihcir better running to the candies.
coinmlnsisoa .and considered one of
the leading au
thorities on Kuro
poa u finances.
In a recent in
terview he de
clares: "With her finan
ces properly and
prudently m a n
nged and with
the. will to face
taxation com par.
nhl with that in
Kngland. France
can undertake tin
tak of repaying
the capital she haw
il EJCWt FttymiC?' borrowed from us-
a n d America
provided she is given a funding ar
rangement' similar in character but
rather more generous in terms than
our own engagement with the FniteJ
States.
Illeli In Natural Wealth
II i inbi fnrihftmi.vtn t.in..r . r"" ' " natural wealth.
nights If mother does. Most babies ? 1 ils " OVPr V1 ,n m remark
shoul.I have suf. -woolen shirts and e ' tvl"" ,ho w,ir; At
woolen stocking m th(. win per cent of her war damage Is nl-
'shlrts and no stockings or only light , ,J m - e'U by
cotton stocking In summer; no shirt u P? o JTuV , Th 'T
'.....nvthini. i.. ,i.,iu f r..., .,UuxUv 'ai'clty which this amazing
i. ' i. .i u . . - l performance
"nn in tin- mil iinit in i Miiiiiiit'i
CQ-
When our windows are open much
lime dust blows In and covers every
thing. Is It in any way Injurious to a
person's health (C I,.)
Answer No. In fact tho-inhalation
of moderate amounts of lime dust may
oven bo beneficial in certain circumstances.
When May Unity lie Out? -
Mow soon after her bath may t lu
lls by be taken outdoors? Should a
4-iiionths-old baby bo outdoors, on a
por h. In rainy or cloudy weather Is
or prostration, nnd even loss of eon- 11 i,u l, K'M'0 ,n ,,;in "uoioors
si iousness. This blood sugar; glucose, ' - '"' wear couon
U the fn,-.,. whieh ,11 nf Outstho yearnroiind?- (II. K.) !
fuel' food are converted for ready Answer The baby may be out im
paclty to mnke foreign payments.
"I do not believe that such liability
would he an Intolerable burden even
If German reparation payments fait
altogether. If the Inwes plan should
realize So per rent of it.- paper esti
mate, I believe France would be rela
tively better tha'n we are."
mediately aner u bath why not?
Yes, the baby should have hear daily
outing rain or shine, bright or cloudy.
Just use common sense and protect
her from rain, strong wind (which
makes breathing difficult for u baby)
or sunlight shining in her eyes. It Is1
day.
,a Macs With One Oiilily.
OAKMOXT. I 'a. William Macl-'ar-bine's
i addy Is toting clubs for Uo
lioid MaeKotlzle.
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