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Tb. Ihm-UImI I'ifu im ri' Itiaurlv tttHld i
to tho o for rrpubliPitlon of ill nw -
In till pi-r. and also to Uj local otwa pub
Uhd brrrln.
All rirhta of rfp'ttiMcitloti of aptclil dia-patr-hra
riprfln art alao ri-ivrvrd.
Ye Smudge Pot
Jlf Arthur I'cirr.
noil moulhfill of tlio week: "Tho
wolf thai uncrt to lie lit III" klliholl
door, la now on the runnlhK bimnl"
(Arkanima Guzctte.)
The Prcaldrtnt will attoml tho opon
InfC KUIlie of tho world m-rlea. Ict the
nation hopo that he will not he over
come, with a dealro for economy In
the seventh Inning, "imd return to hlr
(teak." I'erhapa you mull hie retreat
from the White llouae luwn laet win
ter when the ecllpue of tho aim wn
unavoidably delnycil. for "Voniildxrii
tlon of the budget," and plumb die-
Kuated with the inefficiency or '.,, iKK110 flli8.
Homebody's vinegar Jug wns found
on the school ground uft.r the diinco
Haturday night.' (Oram lMtns Cour
ier.) Ot my gosht
Thoro are too niHiiy cats, and too
much catapulting by motor vehicle
on the Main Ktem.
A deer that weighed 304 pds. with
bis heart, liver and lights out, was
brought In Haturday.
' The InstKiflflcaiice of Man, whnro a
convulsion of Nature Is coupemed, Is
no curb to his ogollsin, mid lo. pruvo
the latter, tho following from the
Kevlew of ltiwivws" la quoted:
Tubllc IntereHt was lining. Tho
newspaper reports were treating
1 each mild shock more HrlouIy.
Hlgns wt'io accumulating that
i large numbers of pi'iiplo, who
- had never been um-d to tremors
In the solid earth, might be edg-
lng toward panic. There was
i clearly growing a demand that
. something be douo, sensibly und
: scientifically.
An earthiiuako Is annoying, but
nothing was done about it, "sensibly
and sclent irirally." No resolutions
were adopted calling upon Nature to
bo have, nor did tho thoroughly
aroused voter write to their repre
sentatives In Co ng reus demanding
regulation. When the earth feels
like dancing, It da it res, us does a
dance-crnzctl I arts. Further along In
the artti-le it Is revealed that the
quake, so learnedly complained of,
"was due to the slipping of n fault."
The sanis thing happens to humans.
Then Htieme, not s.itiafted wit h
extending no hopo for a regulation of
the behavior of tho l-.alt. proceeded
to sneer and puneU.ro civic pride, as
fnltmva:
Ho when Ir. .luggur said that
the question In not so much iho
chance of an earthquake In New
Votk as "the chum-it of New
Y o k In an a r i h i u a k e " wo
pressed for explanation.
Tho explanation finally pressed nut
of 1 r. Jaggar, In 7M wordi, conclud
ed coldbloodedly, that New York bet
ter not tangle with an earthquake,
even tinder the in out favorable condl
IIOtlHa
Then seem to be slsns that playing
horse around the courthoun. bus
been resumed, In Ihe Intervals of good
government.
Our Jr. see.lsender Is In fnvnr of
the strict enforcement of the 1'loltlbl
tlon laws, Just the wune ns If he
hadn't been caught. All Ihe candi
date! fur his Job stand for strict en
forcement of Ihe liiihlbtllitn laws
themselves Included, as now does
the Jr. sccdacndcr.
The. evenings grow chilly. Oenlle
nien curing dandruff, through re
nouncing their hats, are confronted
by pneumonia.
' AUlNti l.ll'K'K Ill-Torn
In going down a uiiullng hill
He "let her roast." did Henry BUI;
lie tnet a car upon a turn
Kor htm eternal flies burn.
Joe drove Ills autu one dark night
And only binned ihe tiglit-hnud UkIh.
The other guy was rrsay. loo,
Now both are out beyond the blue.
lis thought the button was the UinVe.
Hid William Henry Hllss Disk.:
)! pushed his good light foot bntd
dott n.
And woke when I'eter ald: llere aj
your crownf" j
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Ills Rianna inn..
, roads
And all the highway plainly showed;
tut 'tolher fellow could not see;
Uoth swapped time for eternity.
Twaa Ma told Jlmmle he could tlrlv.
As well as Ia, but sakes alive!
lie could not, so poor little Jim
Now wambles Willi the cherubim.
0 IS. K. Itullelln.)
DOES JtJEDTORD WANT
IT IS iiiifiirtuiiiile 1)iat so many mcHHtircK are to bo ciiiixii'orcil lit
the election next Thursday, for with the water qiiehtion of.such
nupfiiie mid critical importance, it linn Wen iinpos-siblu in the cam
paign to (five the otlncr measiireii the attention they doKerve.
JloWCVer, that Call.t lie liclpeil
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Willi tile JiropoilClltH III the OIK!
tioiiK voter will make u mistake in voting "yes all down the line.
There in considerable misapprehension cmiecrnino; the city hall-
A visitor to
i'llil
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1 1 . l
Ki.cnd O.WO at mu'li a fr
county's buriines to build il own
The iroHsed bondri are not vottvl for a new court bouse, Med
ford in ii(t asked to spend a penny for a new court bouse.
The court bouse measure jneans simii this. If the people of
Jackson county decide they want the hourt bouse located in Med
ford, Mill the people of Medford extend the county temporary fi-
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iiaiifial aid.
Tliat is all there is lo it. If
voc fOf tllC rCTIlOVUl of the COUrt
nothing.
llut if they do so vote. Medford
struct a new city hull, loan that city ball to the county for a tem
porary court house for five years, at the end of which time the
county will have suflicient funds to build a new court bouse on a
.site to be donated by the city.
ruder the circumstances, a defeat for these city ball bonds means
that Medford docs not want the court house. That is what it will
mean to the people of Jackson county, that is what it will mean
to the county court.
The county court will therefore build additions to the present
court bouse which arc desperately needed and Medford will lose
tho court bouse for all time.
The details of the proposition, the wisdom or unwisdom of
ealling for a vote at the present time are all beside the point now.
The reality of the situation is this:
If Medford wants the court house- it must vole these city ball
bonds. It may not get the court house then. Hut it can never get
the court bouse, at least during
The citizen who wants the court bouse should therefore vote for
this measure. Tho citien who does not want it, is alone justified
in voting against it.
QUILL
If only Mr. Ford would eliminate the linll instead of the cow.
,....: : n..i:..r :.. .!,
jiniciicnmmu. ... ...i u
is a part of it.
The way to lie happy I huiili
one in Hie family.
Alan! n
lippiiiK" tii,'ii give
Hive you linelilione.
Tho wall-flower lwis one advantage at a danee. She lias more
time to hiuoko.
KemiiiiKtu will not Im wholly
t'.one ly the urooni's mother.
A horn liueU-passer is one who
"1111 act of Providence."
Two is company; three is an
congressional appropriation.
Two thine; that seem nnliuiited
the appetile fur phony slock.
The Philippines proliiildy won't lie independent while America
needs ruhher enough to he independent.
It seems impossilile, lull it is
in solemn tunes aliotit our wisdom
RipplinRhijmos
Ar-WdltrBron,
REMITTANCES.
7 HI'.N I as yiuiu my I'ncle lleek was very nood lo me,
W and every month he sent a check fur dollars foiiy three.
Then thiniis were cheap and such a sum would p 11 p'od loni;
way. mid work to me lunkcd pretty hum, as 1 was fmiil of !'"
"Why should I toil und sprain my neck, or tlislmale a slat,
when I have pit 1111 I'ncle lleek t" I reasoned, as I sal. As
golden years went .slidintf past 1 plii.ed the loafer's game, while
others scored their triumphs vast and pirnered wreaths uf f.ime.
"lirace up," my ptistor used t Miy, "ami earn your bread and
pic; this world affords the right of way to those whose aim is
hk'h." I shunned the labor and the Mrife, I did not sow or
reap; 1 had no purpose in my life, except to eat and sleep. At
last my iiiicle up and died, a credit to his m'X, and bcine, dead
could not provide the customary checks. The peslman went his
weary rounds as in the days of yore, but "hroui:ht the shilliniis
and the pounds from I'ncle lleek no more. The mail trains
r.'ar.d across the lea, and bthe beetling- crags, but had n
health checks for Ine in all their canvas bags. 1 Pad no roasted
bud to carve, no ribs of beef to boil; I either had to work or
starve, and I .selected toil. And when 1 once had buckled down,
willi busy boys in line. (J pithi'ifM rubles and renown, and found
I Ihe sledding- fine. qTIic man is seldom making- good who counts
on gift or dole; yet out and saw vour share of wood, and earn
1111 horn-si roll.
mtdfotch- yrrr ntTP.Tsrr..
THE 80URT HOlfsE?
miff, HUH 1 DC .Mllll 1 rilllllie agrees
i I it tl t
election Jilail Iliat IIO COIISCICIl-
this office today declared lie whk
.V.A l.,.!.,.,.,. M,1(lf,,l l 1.1
u new court lioiise. when it is the
court bou.se.
the people of the county do not
llOUSC to tlllS City, Mfdford Will do
agrees, by this measure, to con
the present generation. if this
POINTS
:..r,.li;i.;ili f ,;,.;i,r if
j j j - I
niamcil in to lie tho only spoiled
you 1111 excuse, but it doesn't
triumphant until the weeping is
ealls Ihe result of his own folly
ot'canizalion that will ask for a
are itie nppetile for flattery and
protudiU' that po.sterily will talk
and foresight.
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rnDFnD, ot?f:o.
Person! Health Senice
By WILLIAM BRADY.' M." D.
S.gnae l.tt.ra eartalnlnj to eariemal
1 traatinant, will be aiHwartd by Or, Brady
i Lallan .hauld b. trial ad nlUn In ink.
a a "n "1i"""d Hn rely tan be
The Normal Mind.
A human being's existence U'Kina,
an a ititcroaW O)ltally infinitesimal '
rfll. iKm.i.h ..ito, . ,.11 f hn
'
ovum. 1h perhaps the largest celt
tne parents ooay.,
The original cell
multlplica several
million fold and
the aKKrcBitte of
cells which con
stitute the body
will weigh, by the
time of birth, six
to eight pounds.
Tho s p o c 1 a llzcd
cells which form
the brain make up nearly one-eighth
of tho weight of the Infant at birth,
and the bruin In one-third as large
as It will ultimately grow; whereas
tho Infant's budy Is only one-twentieth
as lingo as It will ultimately
become. The brain will glow 200
or 300 per cent In tho first year of
the Infant's life, that Is. It will
double or treblo in size; while the
body us a wholo will grow l.'iO per
cent, tho nverngo weight of Infants
ono year old being 20 pounds.
Jn other words tho normal kid
Is a brainy cuss, with no particular
reference to his dad.
Of course wo assume that the
brain really has llttlo to do with
mental capacity. Lots of half wits
iiavo literally moro brains than you
or I have, anyway more than you
have, and not a few persons with
extraordinarily fine mental endow
ment tako a 6 hat. So wo can't
guago a man's Intellect by tho ton
nage or displacement of his head.
The 10 ounces of brains delivered
with ever l,nl.v ,.r r 11..1"""' ""oro urguimnK un operation
no use at all to him when ho first
arrives, but nature Is forehanded and
If the bimbo gets a fair show he'll
begin to find ise for 'em presently.
i ... ., ,!,... .i.- i t. . ,
manor Ir .h .. J . . ' " h.... .
there is a motor center for tho con
trol of movements of the right arm.
and this Is tho first part of tho
brain tho Infant uses, for purposive
movements of the arm about tho
head and tho niouih. for man is a
carnivorous nliimul until most ot tho
milk tecih have i,no ...
arm or two help, tho bamb no to get!
en rapport with his prey Of course I
all this tlmo tho brain center I the
right side of the brain for the con-
nol f the left nn ha, ! been SS- i
veinping too. whether tho babv Is left!
handed or not. Ho,,,, ,.ft,.r .1
e nters the nrk. ...mV r - .1
control of the eyes and turning the
head, then tho ability to grasp with
tho hands, and this grasping is one
of the first testa of an Infant's men
tal development.
Tho normal Infant will begin to
attempt lo grasp objects placed be-
f.-n l,l. In -.1- ..
, . ' , ,. . uui.o noMuii oi,111R tho hC!,t up to ,ialo l)ook tho'young women attondlng tho l;nivcrsily
IM, and It Is not until this ago ..are of tho eves w w of Michigan are oarnlnc their nnlire
that tho baby can hold his head
erect when, the trunk Is curefully
supported for him. Yet it Is all too
common
sight to seo Ignorant
l.eoplo dandling even younger Infama
n their knees or cruelly trying to
make the poor little tikes sit eroct
without even supporting tho trunk.
In trying to teach n dog or a cat
souielhlng I always havo a sneaking
suspicion that maybe tho animal
knows more than I. do about It.'
Anyhow, i am suro a good many,
babies could tell their lncompotentl
carejakeis a good deal about tho.
Who's Who
tioil. .Mason M. TntHek.
In view of tho recent disturbances
in ihe air department the reappoint
ment of l!en. .Mason M. 1'n I rick, chief
nf the Army Air service Is interesting.
I'oiniiiumlcrs n that branch of the
a e r v 1 c o usually
come and go with
rather sr-rat fro
quney. Tho on
eral was appointed
in to serve
until tut. 1. Ifli'S.
I to was born in
a smalt town near
LewisburK. W. Va..
Pec. 13. 1S63. Kn
terinK tho V. 8.
Military academy
he ai-hleed an ex
cellcnt scholastic
e......il .art. I nl.n
,sV ;-;' :.-?(
f -Sr VV
2QHtltK l'ved himself a
M'i'd atblrte.
.fttr iM'ini; uradnated he became
an rnj-'lnci i iiik expert and rose to the
r.ink of nlu.. I'atrirk has been
tHiimvirtl with army cnslneo riitK pro
jerts at 1'an.mui. hatbor work on the
fit cimsI. tmpvoveinctlt of the t treat
IjiKps and tn 1 !' 1 7 he went lo Krance
to direct cmist i net hn and forest rly
opcrattons and in the sumo yenf was
.....,!... i ii ih.i in nk itf btiuadter
Kt-nfi-itl.
in aS.vptemb. r of that year tho war
,oartnieol made h:ot ehlef of tho
DODGE COUPE
1924 .
0 Excellent Condition
O O
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The BusJ Corner Motor Co,
moxtuy. rtrjT8r.FT? .-.
haalth ana- r,lee.' nol lo dlaaaia dlagnoil, or
If a atamped, aaH-addrMtad anvaloi la anclotad.
O.ing lo In. larga numbar of lattar. racai.ad. only
made lo cjaMi-ie not .conforming to Instruction.
way to handle a bahy, if tho car
takers had brains enough to under-
Bland-
, Occasionally an infant can hold Us
in.head m bcfore the cnd ot the
third mon.h. and will crafn unon a
finger as early as the second month.
If this should happen In your fam
ily, better say nothing abuut it, for
you can't be sure yet that yuu are
not dealing with a precocious abnor
mality. QUESTION'S A XI) AXKWEItS.
Tcuclicr lias a full.
We live In the country, our chll-
dren attend a country school and buck. Th' fcaxnphouc is Hi' only nin
th f-y are to have the same teacher j hfcnl Instrument in llr world that
they had last year. Is pulling the sounds worse after you've learned to
children's cars harmful, or will It in-'play it than It doc while you're pruo
Jure the hearing? I want to show ilchi' on It.
your answer to the teacher. Mrs.
F. C.
Answer I believe teachers tested
this method of treatment thoroly, a
generation or two ago, and found
that it never Improved the hearing,
tho general Intelligence or the de
portment of tho victims. But take
a teacher who is a moron or a neu
rotic and it is very soothing to the
nerves to yank a few ears Just
enough to draw a little blood. Teach
ers of a low level of culture crave
tho sight of a little blood now and
hen; preferably somo helpless child s toI)i a dean of the University of -Mich-blood.
Homo parents are so meek lKan- ..and tney do not appreclato their
and complacent that It is quite all educational opportunities, rather they
.kiii. i in.-in. 1'iiif.T pat cms ue- i
lieve In raising a little hell in school
before their children are injured, a'
teacher should make a careful test j
mi jifiuiiniiiu tine uieeaer conui-
'.h0 ,au," 'c' ,
TZ rn
.- ""'y " , ,y?"nB
' fh " 1' IT V"
truth to these questions: (1) Has
' igaret smoking any effect on the
heart? (2) Is football, swimming
and such sports bad for a person
who believes he has heart trouble.
I'lense state reasons. M. J.
Answer Yes, tobacco In nny form
diminishes the vapniily of tho heart
to overwork In such tests of endu-
!'."""". swiinmig. run -
,,K' ''"V"?; " . . . a
. Z contests. That Is why athletes
;V''h ""y a"'',"lon "; use no
V y.OU"B fo,low ho
"m"'cf , Snorat y short of breath,
... "1"""B' r""i" a
!''"""" " Lun,1,s 10 a lest ot
"",unce. your second question
Is vague. Tho person's physician can
probably tell better than anyone, elso America, who havo grown into a tlis
whethor tho person should Indulgo respect of 'lenrning' because, they are
In such activities. jnot really and honestly learned. They
1-ino Kyo Book. I are Retting a certain number of
As I havo been having somo'credlts by passing examinations and
trouble with my eyes recently I would that Is all.
1 hn rrrutnt.tl ... I . ..
' .,-, i.m iiuorinaiion concern -
Answer Dr. William C. rosey's
"Hygiene ft the Eye," published by
J. . i.ippincott company. Is the
!... l ..... .' . .
; or professional readers I 'think "it
should be in vour m.hii.. i....,.'
J-rhroitI
Is there nny other treatment than'wom,m s,11,lent- There is a great
operation for uterine fibroid In a
woman aged 60. upon whom tho
1- ",u
f her bad heart and anemia "l
. c. A.
Answer renhans V rav nn I
treatment will suffice
nlr service. General Patrick devoted
himself to its study and when the war
ended he was thoroughly familiar
with practical aviation.
Says Xcwm ltctorl I nT-iir.
To the Kdltor:
KcfcrrhiK to the public meet ine
held in tho Armory last Friday
evenlnK. your editorial comment on
that meetliiK was fair and decent,
hut the synthetic reporter who pre
tended to report that mnctinc fr
The Tribune accused me of disturb
lK an otherwise harmonious meet
ing. f throwing monkey wrenches
and Injecting personalities Into the
discussion.
Xow the factvIa that tho chairman
invited the questions that I asked
and the chairman and members of
the commission, at the conclusion o(
tho moetlnff, thanked me for raiding
the points that my qucHtfoiis raised.
My umlerstandinit f the meeting
was that it was for the purpose of
cxch'iniiinur opinions both (or and
aic.iiiist the propisltbin and I there -
I, 'IV
ulllulr und unjust to Inc.
K. K. KKI.I.Y.
Medford, October 6.
I Mni- J" y t'f Talent Is a pa
Heut at the Community luiiial in
i Ashlnnd.
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Timely Views
on World Topics
"College Youth of Today Does Not
Value Educational Opportunities,"
Says Woman Dean.
"Too many young people are Bolng
to rnllntro " aa.arta Mia .loan Miitllll.
take them for
granted."
In a recent in
terview on college
conditions, Miss
Hamilton said:
"The Rirl of 20
years ago realized
that tho education
al openings won
for her were hers
through tho efforts
of others, and she
realized that she
must mako good
and that it was a
critical point, that
EAlCyiSUHOrT
, it was her duty to make good. A
generation has gone and that baa
, changed.
. F'W Earn ExPen5e8-
"I learned while traveling through
nce and Germany something of
what education means to those plain
people of both countries. They have
a respect lor tno tilings mat learning
stands tor. And 1 compared that alti-
tudo with that of our half-taught and
half-learned youngsters over here in
f "rrnlu .knll 1A . , 1.
' "u.iv i" on mil 01 nor
'college expenses. And, we havo at
",e 'lea' of "le Women's League out
ulerB M Brl 'com wrogon who is a
non unrorttv plrl onH n-l,rt lo nn..ln
two-thlrds of her way through college.
I "At the university." she continued.
1 ...vie aiv tiiicu iju-u iuueiu 10 one
Rllorl"''9 of orK ror women students,
nec""HO ,wn "Indents are given first
chartce at work. Thara h. nf rnnm,
,,pnty ot' housework, but that entails
giving up everything else if a girl does
that, because such work with her
studies means giving her entire time.
nu none i,r iocreanon or lor tue
other Important things In college.
"It Is not 'ambition for the best,
often, which inspires a girl to go to
college, an ambition to develop per
sonality and to achieve things worth
while Intellectually, but It Is merely
ambition to get ahead In the world.
1 grant you thero Is purpose cnouli
in It nil.
Teaching Profession Crowded.
"Hut then, again, there is another
phase, that of the desiro to teach
That Is tho outstanding thing for
which these college girls are prepar-
(K to teach; and I have told them.
risKinc much to no so. that the teach
inn profession Is overcrowded, and
RtniKKlfnK and teaching Is not getting
the rlht consiilerntlon beeauso of the
fact that there aro too many engaged
in It. I tell the girls that nanv of
them aro far better fitted for other
things."
rrtrtir with en
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A Modem MiH
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fa.
1925 STATE EAIR '
BREAKS HE!
SAI-KM. Ore.. Oct. ".. Both finan
cial receipts and attendance at ttie
Oregon stale fair last week broke all
previous records, i the claim of state
fair authorities in official figures
given out yesterday. Koceipts agKi'e
guted $liii.0!t:t.24 as agailnst $ 1 0"i,0Ui
in ISi'S. the Idggest fair financially
prior to tliis year. The total aitcn
dance last week was over gr-.Ofcu. it
is i.! .limed, against 82.700 in 1013.
The night horse sho.v this year re
turned $,".410.75 against $r220.75 last
year, whuh was the best previous
year. Concessions yielded $201.4t)
against (K14H..pi0 last year. (.rand,
stand receipts last year were slightly
aheud of this year, 7333. -3 against
$769.
Kinal announcement of awards in
the boys' and girls' club canning con
tests, made Sunday, showed I'matilla
county first, .Josephine second, Sher
man third. Clackamas fourth and
Hood Kiver fifth.
In the automobile style show Sat
urday the silver cup was awarded
K. W. rettyjnhn company of Salem.
Campaign- Ity Airplane.
FA I It HANKS. Alaska Dan Suth
erland, delegate to congress from
Alaska, left Fairbanks by airplane to
campaign in the interior of Alaska.
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