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Medford Mail Tribune
AN INbKI'KNDCNT NKWHI'AI'ER
MJBUbUED KVKHY AFTKKSOON SXOIPT
I HUN U AY, J1Y TUB
UKimiHU HUNTING CO.
( ,The lledfard Hurnluj' Uorning Huii U furolibed
iubm-rlberi (Jemriiig Ui tovvu-uajr Ulllj uwv
Of fire; . Mai)
Horth Klr,ltrvi-L
Tril.une Building,
I'tiune 76.
' A cunolltjtlon of Uie Ite inormtlo Ttrari, th
Ut-ilvnl lUH, the Mf.lt.,f-i Tribune, tU bvutU
ll Orison mil, ilie AitiUmJ Inbuilt,
KOIIF.RT W. ItlJIIL, Editor.
8. tiUMITKH HiU'lU, Maiiuger.
H MailIn Advance:
Daily, Willi Humlay Run, year 7.60
VUy, will) Nuitilujr Sun, tuontb . .76
. Dully, without Sunday Nun, year 0.6C
.Daily, without HunJuy Kuji, month . ., .06
Wi-fklj Mail Tribune, one ym 8-00
Sunday Kim, one yeur t.00
BY OAJIKIKK In H(lforrl, Ashlund, Jickaoo
, ville, Central 1'oirit, 1'koculi, Talent arid on
HlKhwuya:
Dally, witti Runday Hun, month $ ,76
j;J)al)y, wttl'out Kunduy Hun, month (56
"Dully, without Hunduy Sun, one year.., 7.60
Daily, with Sunday Hun, one year 8.60
AH terma y cHrrivr, cuhu in aiivuut.
Bnered ii lerond Huii matter it .Medford.
Otua, under let or Marb ft, 1K7U.
SfnVlul pup-r of the City of Unlford.
tficlal (iUpir of Jackaun County.
Swum rf nlly avtvaga r-irmlatton for ill
UV4 mlltijf April Ut. I'J'ii, HtUi'J, more tliaii
dfTuUw circ ulation of any other I'Uper pub-
or eirruimeu in jacxitun oouniy.
, UKMJIPXn OF TltR ASSOCIATED PRKRS,
. The AKKociated I'rpu In eiclumvely entitled
so ,tne us tor .republication 711 an nawa nia
Iatrhra credited to It or not otherwise credited
in tiiiw paper, and alio to the local oewi pub
ItHiied herein. .
All riRlitn of repuWlpatlon fnf rperitl dla
, pa 1 herein are ubio renerved.
Ye Smudge Pot
Bw Arthur Perry.
C on P.
1, of tho Portland Journal of
Monday,
Nov. 9, ldzfi, there appears a
cm-toon.
captioned: "Htriko the Rock
, -rnow,'
The rock is labelled "Nearby
Yukinta,'
and a broad -shouldered,
determined looklnK citizen wearing
horn-rimmed glasses and called
"Portland," has Just landed a niiKhty
Hwat un the boulder with a mallet on
which 1h printed, VJJlrecL Kail Con
neiUon." . The force of the lick lifted
the .plotnrlul Portlander off hlfl feet,
ond, uh a result thereof a Htream of
wuter full of $ markj. , and called
'IiuliU'KS . tJrowth,'. BtinheH forth'.
l'ortlnnd, netlitff an . an . impromptu
Muxeit for one of the mont proHperoUH
Keotiob 'n tho went in chic, to tmy the
least.,, 4klmn, Wash., Is able to take
cure, of itHelf. AVhen Hhe starts to
weaken there Is Seattle, or Spokane,
WtiJih., to render nuccor. Jf big-
hearted Portland fee lit an overwhelm
luif urtce to develop tributary territory
rtlje .might tackle any number of Ore
gon sections that are at 111 in the same
Hhupo us tho Indians left them;
- A COUHTlXHTS KKTOHT
' i (KaiiHiis City Star)
'MR. H. 1 ULOUOKTT, 1223
rtollefontalne, never was respon
slble for my debts. 1 always
worked and . paid own blllH.
Mr. Jennetto Blodett.
No doubt thcro nro any number of
people who wonder what the verdict
In tho trial of tho ex-Grand Dragon
of Indiana, charged with killing n
afii-l. iui a climax to a wild party Is
going to bo.
I.OHT
whero hi
( Vnlritl.
'J'lmes.)
-Orey llk stocking, name
tweeti 10th and 11th on
Phono 4 T - J . (t'nm J(ay
Thu roll that failed.
'I'lto Kronen are shoot lug rlvlllxa
lim. Into the HtrliiKy-haired Hyrians,
and his religion nut of him, Your
oner, has watched HyrlanH cleaning
Hanliiu-s. lie letH his thumb-nail
grow and files the same down to
Hnrtty-i'asfor sharpness. Thus equipped
he will perform an abdominal opera
tion on the, sardine, tho cutting 'hud
the cleaning being coiiMimmated with
one twist of the wrist.
KDlTOlt I.OSKS AX KYK
(Klumatli Kails Herald)
Afodoc Point's social season
started off with a bang last Fri
day night in the shape of a bas
ket social, preceded hy n nifty
school program which showed
considerable and able training,
of course Johnny spoke a piece
and Clarice spoke 11 piece while
the different mammas beamed
the usual beam. The kiddles did
splendid and deserve plenty of
pi also. Perhaps tho best part of
the program was the imitation
gossiping society, which was so
near the genuine that It could
hurdly be called Imitation. This
certainly was not training alone.
It must have been hereditary.
Several of our Humdingers, Inc..
have the chilblains, due to thu gentler
sex thinking moro of a fern than a
husband. A window fern cuu't stand
artificial heat. 1
The Ooveinor is weaker, potlilcally,
than at first suspected. Kticndly or
ganizations have started calling him
"Imlofutigable." . ,
The first turkey of tho season has
bad his thn.ni Mil. The mineral de
posit runs a tlncupful of gravel to the
craw.
IlKA!.IZTlu FINALLY IVWVNS
(;mutH Pass Courier)
"When he shot lb first tlini. I
thought It was a Juke." said Alex
ander. 'Mul when ho shot me
the second lime, I knew It was no
Joke." ,
CHINA
Lo, Tumult Is a coollo
Vho Jabbers as he must.
Hut Hitenco lu n Mam hu.
And his robe Is yellow dust!
Oh. tho little st reels ni9 shrunken
lt;e the limbs of aged men,
Anil u pestilence Is budding:
It will bloom In mud again.
I '.ill the samovars are singing
All as shrill as mating Jays,
Out where ldlertOuut at fan-tan,
And tho opium dreamers r:ik
Toward that palace of the princes .
Where the throne room of the Hirst
Is become it spider's kingdom,
Is become a plgi-on's nent i
iUvfC. CUronidv),
GIVE ALL
N A CERTAIN liomo on tlic
mother and two children, the
children is ill. , " .
Two weeks ago, the food supply ia this- home consisted of a loaf
of hread, a can of condensed milk and some upples. The fuel sup
ply had been reduced to slabs from the apple box, and a few pieces
of coal.
Today the scene has clianjred. The family has an ample supply
of good wholesome food, the wood box is full, with a surplus to
draw upon, the house is warm and clean, and the sick child is woll
on the road to recovery.
This mny sound like a conventional sob-story, but -it isn't.
ft is merely one case, in many,
typical of the work, being done
fled Cross.
Tho time has now come for the
)ido not whether this work is to be
be and will be continued, but whether or not it is to be made ade
quate for local needs.
Medford is growing. "With growth, however, want and suffering
inevitably increase. Accordihg to
ter is (0 be unusually severe.
therefore, promise to be greater
Unless every person in Medford
Red Cross, gives liberally, the help
noted above, may not lie possible
No one wants such a contingency to occur. So if you can afford
to give five dollars to keep some
don't be content to give one. (jive
For generous support of the
investment in more health and
more healthful and prosperous community for all. 1
QUILL
One of the most expensive vices
Epitaph : . TTerc lies the propagandist, as usual.
i
"Marrying well" means marrying a degree of luxury one
hasn't the wit to earn.
v A man is definitely through
thing he did last year. .
The pleasantest way to spend
to take another nap.
There's always something
less the parking space. r 1
The
There's one good tiling about
longer dreads the worst.
Fame is just a matter of inventing a better mouse .trap and
spending a million to advertise it.
Too many people think opportunity means a chance to get money
without earning it. t
, One way to have a good digestion is to remember that yon can't
gcL a tpui't in a pint measure.
At this rate
immodest.
ten more years will
Where's the sense in hard-surfaciny
a thin coat of pedestrians on top?
If all of the feeble-minded were
these magazines get their circulation?
Correct this sentence: "Some
said she, "and 1 hung un instantly."
Tf a nation stirs up strife between nations, that's statesmanship.
If it stirs up strife within a nation,
Correct this sentence: "This is
saleslady, "hut it looks better on
EG
RippHngRhuitiQs
EXCELLENCE
i
OFTKN holm! of llintm Horn,
of till men skilled in shitckini;
best. Circnt eltiunpions from -distant farms cnuomitercd liiin nt
times, mill Hiram proved them false alarms, nnd won their
wnjrered dimes. .Ami. I hey went home, distraught, forlorn, to
spread tho winner's fame; thvre was no man like Hiram Horn,
anil none could buck his came. 1 saw him in the old home town,
upon nn mtttiitm day; he was alive, to his renown, he had tho
riht of way. Oh, he was honored and esteemed, and handed
warm regards; he was n bigger man, it seemed than congress-
men or bards. "Why do the people thus acclaim and boost this
trifling guy," a stTimger asked; "his dinky fame will shortly
wilt ami die. "What boots it! if a man enn shuck moro corn than
other Rents J Sueli triumphs are not worth n buck, or eighty
seven cents. This Hiram Krenks the damsels' hearts, they lovo
his rust ie fame; but in the city's crowded marls, no man has
heard bis name." "Men love the fellow who excels," I said in
language blunt; "we love to see him wearing bells, whatever
be his stunt. If any man (tin pull n trick at which his neighbors
fail, wo do exalt him prrtly uiek, ainPliaiid him wreaths nnd
kale. And thus a million l.(ji or more are striving every day
to do n good nnd useful ehoie in sjuiio new, better way.
YOU CAN!
outskirts of Medford there live, a
father has disappeared, 0110 of the
.. " "
which has actually existed, and is
from .day to day, by the Med ford
.i
people of Medford to again do
continued, for of course it must
weather experts the coming win
The demands upon the Red Crossj
titan ever before.
who enn afford to give to' tho
that was extended to the family
next year.
family from suffering and want,
nil you can. i
lied Cross does not only mean nn
happiness for others, it means a
POINTS
is a colonial policy.
if he feels chesty about the big
the Hour between 0 and 7 a. m. is
-
more prosperous tho times, the
rheumatism and triplets. One no
leave us nothing to classify as
a rojul ami then spreading
locked up, where would some of
one else was talking on the lino,"
that's pernicious propaganda.
a much cheaper frock," said the
vou."
tliroujrliout tlie liiiiltlli; ist ;
corn, 'twas suit! lie wns tlio
...... .
Personal Health Service
: Cf WILLIAM BRADY. M. O.
Signed letters pertaining to pertonil health and hygiene, not to dlaeaw dlagnoalt' or
treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped, telf -add rested envelop la enclosed.
Letters should be brief and written In Ink. Owing to tt, large number of letters received, only
a tew can be answered here. No reply can be made to Quart a not oonformlng to Instruction!.
Add rest Or. William Brady, In oara of this newspaper.
llyttleno Is
Them in a reagon why certain com
mercial Interests heartily disapprove
of what I am trying to teach here.
They don't like the(way I spell hokum
you oo I have a, mean way of with
holding tho o k
which Home reputed
health authorities
give it, and adding
the suffix h u g.
One thing tho dis
cerning reader of
this column is likely
to discover in that
Kuch hygiene is true
economy.
If only enough
people would heed tho voice of one
crying In tho wilderness It is entirely
reasonable to believe that we could
leave the coal miners, the operators
and the dealers holding the bag at
the end of this annual demonstration
of theirs.
Here's ft significant fact sponsored
by physicists:
It takes almost as much coal to
heat the household ntmosphere from
CO degrees P. up to 70 as it docs to
heat it from 20 degrees up to CO.
A high household temperature i
should bo considered an extravagant
luxury, though practicing doctors are !
very foolish to discourage such a lux
ury, at least in hard times. ,
Please read over the single fact I
have cited, Ignoring the padding snug
ly placed around it. When you have
tucked it away In your mind, where
you can find It again when you- need
try to pack a second fact away in
there alongside It, if there is room:
AJiousehold temperature of 72 de
grees P. with the low relative humid
ity which generally goes with It, feels
more chilly than a temperature of (!5
degrees P.. with the higher humidity
which generally goes with it.
Should this strain bring on a head
ache, try a half doen somersaults for
ward and backward. You'll be sur
prised how you'll come up on your
feet chuckling-T if at all.
Now a little more padding. Treating
the air in tho house tends to dry it
out. We are most comfortable when
the atmosphere contains about 40 per
cent relative humidity. As a rule the
outside air In the winter time contains
about that proportion of moisture un
til It has been heated above 60 degrees
r From that point upward the rela
tive -humidity diminishes out of pro
portion with tho degree of heatlner.
and unfortunately no good practical
means. of maintaining the relative hu
midity nt the' comfort level has been
founr for dwellings heated above fifi
degrees P. Numerous methods of
evaporating water in tho uir nrx em
ployed, and When at least 10 gallons
of water eacli 24 hours is evaporated
the average house tho effect is
worth while, though far rrpm eflu
puato, ,
Personal comfort Is to a conslder-
ahleVxtent n question of habit and of
ndividiml taste or style in dress.
JiVerybody should begin when the
household heating plant is put in op
eration in the autumn, to cMtlvnte due ,
respect tor the thermometer and less
mini in iicrsnnni sensations, install
wo or mine accurate thermometers at i
eye level ni mnerent points in the i
Timely Views
on World Topics
Political Nationalism Mut Go or
Western OvltiJitloit V1M On,"
Warns ;lcnn Frank.
The reconstruction of the world
which he believes iuust take place If
western civilization Is to be saved, was
discussed by (llenn Frank, president
of the lniverslty of Wisconsin, in a
recent speech,
"Political nation
alism must ko or
western civiliza
tion will rc" he
said.
'Political pa
triotism has kept
this planet on a
consistent sched
ule of wnrs and
revolutions.
"I nm not aitff
Kcsting that we
must tear our
selves from our na-
l.fiUWnK come a sort of in
ternutional free lovers. I am suuKCst
Injr that we must have competition for
excellence among nations, nnd not a
patriotic nationalism, or the JIk Is up.
"I doubt if the world is ripe for an
International policeman, but I nm cer
tain that unless the nations on this
planet ca nwork out a common ad
ministration of their common econ
omic problems we are due to keep on
runntne on this schedule of wars nnd
revolutions."
11 y democratised Industry, Frank
sold he didn't mean the methods of
political democracy should be applied
in business. Hut at present, he de
clared, autocracy rules In business,
and he insists that unless some means
could be found whereby the problems
of Industry could be solved Inside in
dustry, they would be Bellied outside
in tho political field.
firtircn TMiicntorn
"In education, we must Iny more
emphasis on how to think, nnd less on
what to think," he said. "Once It was
easy to run a college, but the sum to
tal of the world's, knowledge, could be
neatly orpnnlzedind passed on to tho
student. Hut In the nineteenth cen
tury the boys on the protind the
scientists were pitching more hay
than(the educators could stack. They
couldn't orKunlte It.
"That's where wi pot the elective
system. The educators were unable
t-l m tilt" If Iftn hn wt thV linmliwl the
rk over to the student nnd said.
'Here, stack It yourself. Hut of
enn rue they junrnllxed their Intellec
tual bankruptcy - by advertising the
r
tik jjK . if
Economy.
house, and set an nrhltrary high limit
of CH degrees P. and let nobody's feel
ing or whims overrule the thermome
ter In the regulation o the household
temperature. .
1 For Infants, children and vigorous
adults, a temperuture or from 60 to 60
degrees Is fair and1 healthful. For
feeble or elderly persona the right zone
is from 65 to 68 degrees.
Members of tho household who findi
these hygienic levels too low for com
fort should cultivate a more whole
some habit, take more exercise, or
wear more clothing. .
QtrrcsTroxs and answfiis
FasJUoiuihlo IaiiicIi.
Is one tomato and a lettuce sand
wich and one apple sufficient food for
i u in ii nM- u. niunum njjiier oi my uge
(18)? Mother thinks It is not. I am
63 Inches tall and weigh 125 pounds.
(Miss L. s.)
Answer. No. not fora regular girl,
It might he sufficient for one of these
sunken chested, slump shouldered
ptotic, physically - uneducated frails
that carry ads for clothing merchants.
Include a pint of certified milk -and
your lunch will bo all right.
Ilyglontn T'hderweai
Please advise me what is the best
weight underwear for a child 4 years
old, for tho winter season. The-chlld
is healthy and vigorous and lias never
had pneumonia or even a cold. (Mrs.
P. It. W.)
Answer Medium or light weight. If
cotton or linen. Light weight If wool
or silk and wool. Avoid thick cotton
and partlcularfy avoid cotton having a
"fleece" lining. For health, avoid cod
dling the child's chest with extra lay
era of clothing. Seldom is a child un
derdresfed: very often chfldYen suffer
In health from excessive clothing.
The Cnmpllke Xurse
My neUhbor'H doctor advised her (o
take common bu king soda for some
kind of uric acid or kidney trouble,
but a nurse tells me it will harden the
arteries. How can one tell if uric acid
is in the blood? (K. E.)
Answer This "nurse" must have
taken a p. g. course in Sairey Gamp's
school. The blood In health contains
from one to thre milligrams of uric
acid per hundred cubic centimeters, if
you know what that means.
1 Eat 'Km Haw
In a recent issue you spoke of the
taking of flaxseeds, a teaspoonful of
whole flaxseeds before breakfast each
morning as a cure for constipation. Do
you mean raw or cooked? (Mrs..R
M. C.)
Answer. I didn't say "before
breakfast" nor did I say It Is a "euro"
for constipation. Take a teaspoonful
of whote flaxseeds once a day as
natural intestinal lubricant- and nn
aid In breaking the constipation habit.
People who have cultivated this habic
just have to take something they
have lots faith in nature and they Im
agine they'll be sick if they don't
take something to "move the bowels.'
This flaxseed business is harmless In
Itself, and it humors tho notion while
the more vicious physics ore being
discarded. It is immaterial when vou
,take your flaxseeds, or how you worry
them down wash 'em down with
drink of water, or mix 'em with vour
cereal, or chew 'em if you prefer.
elective system as a great step for
ward."
Tho rennatpsnnce of civilization, he
suggested, must come from tho fine
combining of all the arts and sciences
for tho few grains of new creative
truth that each may contain, and thri
using those truths as a basis for re
construction.
Who's Who
I.OS ANaELES.Oh ten cents
day, an amount everywhere Jield In
contempt, nowadays, Samuel Lane
lives in comfort.
Lane, famed In these parts as
"the Hermit of the
Arroyo fieco," lives
In a secluded spot
not far from the
city, nnd spends
his time painting
lan dsca pes, w h ich
h e occasionally
sells. '
A native of Xew
York state, nnd a
former Instructor
on art, Iane came
here some years
ngo in senrch of
Inspiration. He fell
In love with the
section, found It
j f ' ' easy to live on a
stfufU nmount of money, and so set
tled down to live his care free life.
He raises n small garden and some
chickens and has virtually no expen
ses except the cost of his second-hand
clothing.
Poems That Live
, Forgot Me Not.
Co. youth liduvfd. In dlatunt glades,
Now frlpnils, new hopes, new Joys
, to find,
Vol sometimes deign, 'mid.it fnlrer
maids.
To think of herthou lenv'at behind.
Thy lovo, thy fnle, dear youth, to
shnre,
Mn.it never he my hnppy Int.
ltttt thou mnyst gront tills humble
prnyer,
Forget me not, forset me not!
Vet should the thought of my distress
Too pninful to thy 0,nK
lle,-d not the wish I now express
Nor ever delsn to think on nie;
Rut. oh. If nrlef thy steps attend, O
If wnnt. If slokness lie thy lot.
And thmi require n soothlnc friend;
,v ium, utrpei me not:
1
: J i . . -
Toll gutcft aro Jest nlxuit extinct.
hut titer's plenty o' toll crossln's. .Mrs.
Ike Jjirk won't let her hoy sit on her
lap any mom 'cause he's gittln' ho big
he hides her leg.
jffc DATE TR
- By ERNEST 8EKMAV
Nov. 10, 1871 54 years lto
Stanley finds Livingston at Ujiji.
David Livingston, the missionary,
having disappeared while on a
journey Into Africa, Mr. Gordon
Bennett, of the New York Herald,
summoned Henry M. Stanley, a re
porter. How he gave him the la
eonic instruction "Find Living
ston," and how Stanley, after pene
trating for two and a half years
into Central Africa at last found
him living among savages in the
village, of Ujlji, is now common
history.'. For this feat and for his
contributions to science, Stanley
wag awarded a medal by the Royal
Geographic Society and knighted
by the British Government.
CtTlfhi. IMS. PreniLr SjiiiUct., M. .
COMMUNICATIONS
Mall Trlbtmo Is Thanked.
To the Editor:
Through your pnper we were able
to locate my father's brother, John
Hlevlns, whom we had not heard
from for nearly two years.
My father .wishes to express his
sincere thanks to you and to say this
news that his brother lives and
well, brings greater Joy to him than
Ije enn express.
M US. CLAltA' PLANKATID,
126 Hllyard Ht., Kuyeno Ore.
Nov. S.
Nolle to Contractors.
Notice is hereby given that the CMtv
Planning Commission will hold s
hearing on Monday. November 9th
at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p. m. in the
city hsU on the petition of the city
council 10 consider the reclasaiflca
tion of a portion .of the following
street irom a uesioence District Class
to a Business District Class HI.
A portion of North Riverside venue
between Jackson and Maple streets.
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION,
y iewis mricn. Chairman
By M. L, Alfortl. Secretary.
Help Kidneys
By Drinking
More Water
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys and
Help Neutralize Irri
tating Acids
Kidney and bladder irritations often
result from acidity. sav a noted au
thority. The kidnevs hclo filter this
acid from the blood and pass it on to
tne piaauer, where it may remain to
irritate and inflame, causing a burning,
scalding sensation, or setting up an irri
tation at the neck of the bladder, oblig
ing you to seek relief two or three
times during the night. The sufferer
in constant dread: the water passes
sometimes with a scalding sensation and
is very profuse: attain, there is diffi
culty in voiding it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call it
because they can't control urination.
While it is extremely annovimr and
sometimes very painful, this is often
one of the most simple ailments to over
come. Benin drinking lots of soft water,
also get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from your pharmacist and take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast. Continue this for two or
three days. This will help neutralize
the acids in the system so thev no longer
art a oitrce of irritation to the bladder
,nd urinary organs, which then act nor
mal atrain.
lad Salts is inexpensive, and is made
(mm the acid of wines and lemon inice.
combined with lithia. and is used by
thot-0tnd of folks who are subie to
urinary disorders earned by acid irri
tation Jad Salts causes no bad effects
whatever.
Hrre vou have a pleasant, efferves
cent Iithia-water drink which may
luicklv relieve vonr Madder irritation.
all means have vour phvslcian exam
ine four kidneys at least twice a year,
'Children's Pictorial
f Cross Word" Puzzle
1 .j 1 Hunning Acrosifc'
' Word 1. What the prince gava
Sleeping Beauty.. -"
Word 4. What a nerson is colled
who is banished from his country.
Word 5. What! a prisoner's
room in a jail ia called. -.- .
Running Down. H
Word 1. Part of the leg. " 1
Word 2. Another name for pig.
Word 3, A short name .for jelly.
YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE
ANSWERED
You Big Stiff
KNEE Watch Your Finish
Stiff, s w o 1 1 e n, . inflamed, rheu
matic joints should be treated with
a remedy made . for that purpose
only.
Kemembcr the name of this new
discovery is JoIntrKase and It will
take out the ngony, reduce the. swell-
ing and Umber up any troubled joint
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