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' Br Arthur Perry.
The Movlct. via Htiuput-Jl Ruklutvuta,
In enttenvorlnff to orKanize in Amer
iea. J don'L bclfnK to the Kovlot, liut
it's a Koud organization from all 1
can leurn. I only went to ono meet
ing. The University of Oregon opens
Reutembur 28th. The usual ciuutn of
bright students, en route by nuto,
will try to beat a freight truln to a
crossing.
ANCTIIRK NAVY KCA IA h
(Coos I.tny Times)
"It Is said that the Old Ad
miral Is going to retire when he
gets buck to the stutos. Thank
goodness. Oh, 1 like old Hob all
right, hut you see, 'Mrs. Koonlz
runs the navy, and talk about
your hard boiled sailor women,
she ' is the hardest looking thing
I ever saw. The Admiral hns
good Ideas, but when the wlfo
and Chief of Htaff Admiral Colo
get together, Clob watch out. Hhe
was tho cause of us not getting
overnight liberty In Honolulu,
she didn't want us to have over
night liberty In Melbourne, but
you seo thero are always , some
old mustang that sticks up fur
the enlisted man. 1
Conditions on tho Specific Dleway
vary. Homctlmes It looks like cyclone
collars were needed, and sometimes
it looks like forts wore indispensable.
The nrtlstlcncss at the co. fair is in
rharge of Tomus Hwcm. Mr. Kwem
knows how to make colors blend and
not shout at one another.
MIsb Lucille Rife as flower girl
carried a basket of Vohcs and sweet
peus. Mr. Kobert Jones of Altoona
wore a frock of pink georgette and
acted as best man. (Lancaster. Pa.,
Intelligencer.) Why editors disap
pear mysteriously.-- ' - .- '
There have been 47 dances this
year, nnd Miss Jtmmle Juzz has quit
4 7 Jobs to keep her ultviulanco record
cloan.
01)l, IF TRUE
((rants Taws Courier)
Douglas Ormo, 16 years old
whllo out hunting witli his fath
er, (Irani Ormo, on the head of
(lalls creek, brought down a flno
big 6-polut buck. The horns and
head wero brought into town for
mounting. The Tobo Himer
party also reported tho killing of
two bucks' yesterday. Quito a
number of tho big fellows wero
killed. Numerous deer havo been
seen in automobiles.
What has become of tlio old fash
ioned auto mechanic who was always
In danger of being burnod to deuth In
his overalls?
Pall hats for males uro lined like
the tnsido of a coffin.
ANNOUXCKMKNT
Having definitely decided to run in
the spring, but what for I havo not
definitely decided, but will probably
be for something located at Salem as
the Missus has an undo living In l'olk
county.
I was born In lown, and played left
Hicklo.
I camo to Oregon In 1 924, and wus
much Impressed. '
1 stand for strict enforcement of
the law against burglary, and favor
Immediate adjustment of tho Huhr
iiuestlou, 1 am against pouring Dia
mond ljike Into I'rnier Uike.
I favor legislation that will eradl
rato the practice of homofolks eat
ing canned salmon all winter, ufter
fishing all summer. k
Tho farmer Is not getting atyiunro
deal. This should bo remedied by the
decent people.
The gasoltno stations should extend
tick, nnd If elected I will sen that
they do It, It Is an outiagu the way
II Is.
'Tho Governor of New York makes
.-me sick.
1 also favor saving the young. The
police havo lost all control of the
filluro cltlsenshlp. Tho parents are
light In adopting a firm "1 can't be
bothered policy.
, 1 am not a tool of the "vested In
terests." Klect me and tho Interests
will have no vests.
1 nsk my friends not L believe the
cahnrd that I have quumluillons for
Utw ultlee 1 ,coJt,
O 00 TO TIfAIR ToftoEOlf.Q
OMOIiWW is tho InstOlav
J,
best ce An atieWiitM
tbrps will bo put on. Tim exhibits and livestock booths will be
polished up for a final burst. EurythinjPwiil bo done to five
yeryone a goSl time. '. Q c
For the first time indoeal history the Fair Board has had to
buck the3 weather biireau this year. Attendance has been materi-
ally reduced by cold and raiU.
tho weather man that tomorrow
will be perfect, every contestant
So The Mail Tribune makes a
Medford and Jackson County who
tomorrow. A record-breaking crowd will wipe out a threatened de
ficit, and go far toward making
next year.
SHOOTING FIRST, THINKING AFTERWARD.
TWO MEN were fixing a spotlight on their car on a lonely road
neur McMinnville the other night. :
They were breaking no laws.
property. They were making no disturbance. But suddenly with
out warning, there was a shot from nearby ambush; one of the men
fell dead, the other was mortally wounded.
A funeral is being held today. There was a hearing yesterday.
The man who fired the fatal shots is "very sorry." lie thought
the two men wero robbing his melon patch. He thought his gun
was loaded with rice instead of buckshot.
Bather serious "thinking" for the dead and the bereaved. What
light had the McMiniiville farmer to think he was being robbed,
when he wasn't? AVhnt right had he to think his gun was loaded
with cereal, when it wasn't?
Things have come to a pretty pass in the state of Oregon if
law-abiding citizens pre not to be safe from shotgun attacks, when
going about their legitimate business on the highways after dark.
There is too much of this sort of thinking, based upon ground
less fear and suspicion. There arc too many loaded guns, too many
trigger fingers ready to press first, and think it over afterward, i
It is time to make an example of the man who takes human
life and then presents as his only defense the fact that he is sorry.
QUILL
About all you can say for long, engagements is that they post
pone hostilities. .'
You never see a statue erected
what people might say.
Wouldn't it be awful if a detective couldn't find enough clues
even to baffle hiin?
"The flapper1 can't hope to
can't even desire one.
There's nothing much wrong
fensive word is "fat."
Thero doesn't seem to be a
year except crises.
Married folk usually get along
spoiled. -
Tho law of supply and demand dovsn't seem to work in the
case of sensible parents.
If you can get into fcooicty merely by being decent and wcll
mauuered', it's a hick town.
Wc are weak mortals, and though, tjlie head condemns tho saxo
phone tho feet are secretly intrigued.;
And to think that a woman
once was called a crowing hen.
The dangP'.'iiN fool-nnd-niouth
the mouth running while the foot
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tT ONO AGO," said Vampire? Varden, smiling sadly through
-Ly his tears, "wo grew fodtlier in the gitrden, succotash and
roasting ears. Oh, our spuds i and beans wero winners, we
grew turnips by tho peck, and tour mothers cooked our dinners
in the pleasant vale of Heck. All the good jarbs then invented
were to growing children fed; flhero were onions nobly scented,
there were carrots white and lied; there were squashes in their
splendor, there was eggplant
were fresh ami tender, eooktul
the world wags on forever, atu'l we change our ways nnd plans;
now the housewife,' blithe antj. clever, feeds her people out of
cans. All the garden plot is j seeded down to grass and other
things which no human ever needed since the world was made,
by jings. Nevermore the hms)sewife scampers to the garden for
a meal, bringing cabbages in hampers, bringing luscious fruit
to peel; no, tho garden is iljcserted whero tho onions used to
prow, whero the stately rlmlijnrl) flirted with tomatoes in n row.
In the modern home I've riibbered liko a brownie or an elf;
there are cans in every cupboard, theiK aro cans on every
shelf; cans nro piled up to the ceiling, cutis ore heaped upon
tho floor, and the modern , wife is peeling wholesome garden
sass no more. And she vnoiiders while she's pouring dinner
from a dozen cans, way tho cost of living's soaring, knock
ing out her saving plans." .
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NfTlDPCRD -NfATT, TRIBUNE.
O O
of tho Fair ami it will bo tlic
program of sports anlYi&ew f0'
Bift we have the solemn j,1 edge of
will be warm and sunny, the track
will be 'on his toes.
special appeal for cvnryono in
possibly can, to attend the Fair
a bigger and better fair possible
They were trespassing on no
POINTS
to a man who was afraid of
win a regular man."
Alas! she
in a country where the most of
world shortage of anything this
all right if one is selfish and
'
who is called a good executive,
'
disease is tho one that keeps
is (on the accelerator. ' .
erisp and brown, and they all
before- thev wilted down. But
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MEDFORD. OKEfiflNV
1 gi3ssavorB
IDA'S
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see lime u-n-u ; . i - . .
is made of rubberized cloth and is 15-16 waterprool as a 4-5-fw coat.
The cross 8-9-10-11 puzzle on it is lo:s ol tun. S-13 make new
puzzles (or it every day 12-13-H, with new definitions, too. rhe
black squares look as black as 3-5-10 only it docs noi 1-2-3 all sticky
like tar.
Answer To Last Ple
10-1112 (woe), 1-2-4-13 (lawn), 3-5 14 (seel, lHMMMt (mowerl.
9-17 (no). 1314-15 (Ned), 6-15 (Ed), 1U-19 (we). 2-S (as), 4SS-.-K
(weedB), 11 20 (or).
Cupuright. IU2S, by The International Syadirale
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY. M. Du
aiene iMUra fMruinlM ta ereontf
fetwent, will be ejitwer by Dr. Brady If
Lattan alxwMM brie and written in ink, uwmf la in laraa nuiaaar ar man rwiim,
few tan be anewarta' here. He reoly aan be
AMim Dr. Willi Brady, wu at ViM a nun
lilme for DhlnfeeUon.
Lime, unslnckPtl lime, quicklinme,
calcium oxld, as it is variously called,
is made by culclnlng (heating, roast
ing or partly burning in kllnn) lime
stone, chalk, or marble. Limestone,
chalk or marble is
chemically lime car
bo n a t e (calcium
carbonate), nnd the
heating drives off
carbonic acid gas
(carbon doxld.)
leaving the burn
lime, calcium oxld,
medically called
cnlx. This unslack
llme is a good disin
fectant .and tlordorizlng agent, but It
should not be confused with "chlor
ide of. lime," otherwise known as
chlorinated lime or chlorinated cal
cjum or hleaehiiiK powder.
ljime is encap enougn to permit 01
its liberal use for disinfecting and de
odorizing organic matter of any kind,
particularly excreta. For disinfecting
such matter, tho lime should be used
only when freshty slacked, for it is
comparatively Inert In the dry state
and soon loses Us disinfecting and
deodorizing value on standing after
slaking.
Whitewash Is Blacked lime mixed
TVlth water.
Quicklime,, formerly used In the dis
posal of dead bodies, Is just ordinary
llmo.
Milk of llmo Is slaked lime mixed
with from four to eight times Its vol
ume of water to the consistency of
thick cream, and this, when freshly
prepared. Is Iho best form in which
to apply lime for disinfection or de
odnrtzatlon of organic matter.
Slaking means mixing the lime with
water, in the proportion of about two
pounds of lime to one pint of water.
Tho lime will nbsorb about that much
water. When slaking, tho mass be
comos heated and the air escapes
from the porous llmo with a hissing
noise. When this has taken place the
lime la slaked. The slaked lime Is
limn or calcium hydroxld or hydrate.
Upon standing exposed to the air this
calcium hydroxld absorbs still more
water from the air ond some carbon
dlxld and becomes converted into In
ert calcium carbonate again, practi
cally what It was before It wont thru
the lime kiln.
' A strong, fresh milk of llmo wilt
disinfect feces or other organic filth
when mixed with the material in
about the same amount as of the ma
terial to be disinfected or deodorized.
In one hour. For this purpose the
lime should be freshly slaked, or at
least not more than enough for two
days use should he slaked nt one
time. Tho fresh dry lime, without
moisture. Is comparctlvely useless for
disinfection or deodorizing.
Tho common lime used by masons
In the right thing for disinfecting or
deodorizing organic filth.
From this mme common lime the
now less popular lime water is pre
pared, by slaking a piece of lime as
big as a walnut in two quarts of boll
Ing water In an earthen Jar. stirring
well and allowing -to settle: the clear
upper liquid Is then lime water. A
tablespoonful or two of lime water
was formerly mixed with the day's
supply of food In modifying milk for
infants, but oatmenl or barley, water
Is more popular and probably better
for that purpose. The lime water is a
good mouth wash ond Is sometimes
useful to mix with milk for Invnlids.
an It prevents excessive curdling of the
milk. Aa a means of supplying the
element lime or calcium as food, lime
water Is of little value; n pint of milk
supply more lime than a pint of lime
water does. A tablespoonful of lime
water Is a fair dose, sometimes grate
ful as an antl-neld for sour stomach
and in some cases of nausea and vom
iting. ' V '
Preliminary Note on Chilblain
In chilblains apply tincture of todln
as noon 091 the trouble be sins, and
you will find relief.
Answer. A good Idea, though It Is
well tivus only one application of the
lml In. and not to apply It a second
lime until th lft's of a few days.
I An Apple a Dnjr Kvw Uortor Away
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PRTPAY. SEPTEMBER
puzzle story
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AI'KO.N
3..1 - U - 1J - 17 u,r.t i.o?lr anron ! It
Maith an hvflleae. Ml to tllMate lrmotU
a tumped, tt adanmi wive U aneloee.
mad ta aiwrlee art aaafaratfa be tattrtMueae
tier.
years of age, strong and healthy, nnd
I hove been careful about her diet
Last fall when the apple crop was har
vested I started giving her half an
apple every day, and this seemed to
ugree and to keep her intestinal ac
tion regular. Now cornea a doctor
who Is reputed to be a great baby spe
cialist and says no child under seven
years of age should eat raw apples.
He made this statement in an address
to mothers. Please give me your ad
vice about it. (Mrs. F. E. J.)
Answer. I believe some such dic
tum was given by one of the old time
baby specialists in his textbook. For
Infants It is better to give only fruit
Juice, or the pulp of stewed or cooked
fruit at first. But I .should give a
three-lyenT-old child raw apple, even
nt the risk of keeping the doctor away.
This sounds pretty good so far, I ad
mit, common sense and nil that sort
of thing. Well, let's spill the beans
now by adding an Impertinent ques
tion: Why is a baby specialist If
there is good ground for baby or child
specialists, then we ought to be logi
cnl and have an assortment of youth
specialists,! adult specialists, middle
age specialists and eld age specialists,
liut these here now child specialists
carry the children along to old age In
many cases, so perhaps there is no
real demand for the other specialists.
Seldom docs a child specialist plead
lack of Jurisdiction until the patient's
arteries are obviously sclerotic or the
buld spot covers both fontunelles.
Turpuiuiiie
I work in a shoe polish factory and
I Inhale much turpentine. They say
it Injures the "health by drying up the
blood and making the teeth fall out. Is
this true? (P. Y.)
Answer. Occupational exposure to
turpentine vapor causes Irritation of
the eyes, nose and upper air passages,
cough, headache, salivation, giddiness,
sometimes sovere skin Inflamamtlon
eczema. It doesn't dry up the
blood or make the teeth fall out.
COMMUNICATIONS
RMklnr of "Bangs."
To the lidltor:
I suppose the "bang1 with which
tho fair Is to be opened refers to C.
P. Talent or J. J. MeMahon taking a
pot shot at some one who looks like
a hot dog or automobile thief.
Yours for a -Constitution Day.
MARY ELLEN RYAN.
Medford. Sept. IS.
W, O. W. Campaign
Join tho Woodmen of the World
and get your protection at cost. Cam
paign now going on.
Men It to -SO ellgilile. Initiation
foe 15.00, which Includes medical ex
amination. For further information
floe T. T. Chavc. district manager, or
K. C. Sllllman, Clerk, 2u West Main
street. 168
Onnk with arn.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
t'XITKn STATES SENATOR
JAMES J. CKOSSLEY
Of Portland, Oregon, hereby an
nounces that he is a candidate for tho
Republican nomination for V. a. Sena
tor al the May, l2ti, Primaries.
Kxperience and Qualifications:
Rnlsed on un Iowa farm. Graduated
from Iowa University academic and
law departments and post graduate
at Yale. Served four years as County
Superintendent of Rchnols. ServifU
five sessions In State Senate. Served
six and a half years as II. 8. Attorney
under Itoosevelt and Taft. .National
gunrd and Mexican border service and
twenty-nine months In World war
rrom uregon. nvr seas with front
line divisions In Champaign, and Olse
Alsno an dwlth Rainbow (42d) divis
ion in Argonne.
Will work teatously for develop
ment of Oregon and upport of meas
ures for real benefit of farmers as
suggested by their orcnnllntlons. Fa
vor Aorld Court ana? Uefoim Senate
IS. 102.'
it must n-nllr. wnlk III your
nlwp wlion titer luiin't to nuiny titrK
on Hi' urcit. 'rue's only two m i
find out wlmt folks think of you-die
or run ou un liideiM'iulent tloket.
Timely Views
on World Topics
"If Nathan Leopold, Jr., and Rich
nrd Loeb had been hanged the kid
napping nnd murder of little Mary
Daly of Montclair, N. J., might have
been prevented," assorted Suite's At
torney Hubert R. Crowe, of Chicago,
"UmleiM-y in Crime ws Kncouragcii
lYInie," Cliarges Prominent Stale's
Attorney,
prosecutor In tn
fumed trial.
"The only way
to stop the wave
of murder in thlB
country Is by
showing no mercy
to murderers.
"That much 1
know," he assert
e d , forcefully,
"murderers must
be hanged if we
are to get any
where with this
crime situation
It Is not only In
ChlrnL'fi that hu-
ROBEKT CRCME man life is consid
ered cheaply by
the criminals and considered sacred
by Judges ond jurors who try them.
"Here's something that's as simple
as that two aud two make four: hing
Ings do act as a deterrent of murder.
I wish we could, make jurors believe
it.
"Tho fact Is that jurors won't be
lieve it not often enough. We get
men on juries who say they will not
(hesitate to Inflict the death penalty
'in a proper case, and then we show
them a proper case, and frequently
one man will dissuade the other
eleven from doing the proper thing,
"That's ono of the reasons for my
belief that Judge Caverly's decision
in the Leopold-Loeb case has done
tremendous harm, not only in Chi
cago, but throughout the country. Ju
ries have .felt justified In following
his example and extended clemency
even though there might be nothing
resembling a mitigating circumstance.
"Young Noel, who confessed that
shocking crime in New Jersey, was a
college student, as wero Leopold and
Loeb. Like them, his father 1p
wealthy. Perhaps he got the Idea of
kidnapping Mary Daly for ransom
from the crime of Leopold and Loeb.
Kffeot of Clemency
"Now It Is learned that he is men
tally deficient. I'm suro that no mat
ter how crazy he might be, he prob
ably would not have attempted that
crime if Leopold and Loeb were
hanged. Undoubtedly he heard of the
leniency extended them. Even
enrzy man has the instincts of self
preservation, ami ono wouldn't com
mit murder if he knew that absolute
ly and positively It meant his own
death at the end of a rope."
Find 1esertel Villages
SEATTLE Traces of Indian vil
lages ravaged by a smallpox epidemic
which caused the inhabitants to
abandon them fifty to seventy yenrs
ago wero discovered by a party of
geologists in tho Interior of Alaska
this summer. Gerald Fitzgerald of
Washington, D. C, declared.
fnnlr with pn.
FASTEST TIME
T UXURIOUS Ca
U nedi n Pacific
Empre linen rec
ord lime to the Otv
tnt-tfudajjto Japus;
fourtrrn to Cfiim)
plui their service and
hnepiulity, makes
this the preferred
way to travel.
Sailings fortnightly
from Vancouver;
your local agent
will gladly giva liter
ture end complete
information.
ll you wiih, attrac
five second cabin ac
com mod at ions are
available.
Writ, phone or call
V4J
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Canadian Ranfir
UNT
r.liildren's Pictorial
i Cross Word Puzzle
Q-
Running Across.
Word 1. What the little man in
the picture baa,
l Word 6. To elide alonft; cMh
dren do this on the ice in winter.
I Word 6. A small roadside hotel,
b Running Down.
1 Word 2. A group of people who
are joined together in an organiza
tion. i
Worn S. To reauest.
Word 4. A snake-like fish, i'j
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ANSWERED.
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