Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 13, 1928, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR -a. t Medford mail tribune Wily, Sunday, WUy Publtabtd tar th MKDroKu fjUKTifO 00. It-ITtff M. Fir fit. Ptw BOBKRT W. BUHL, Editor f. SUyiTSR SMITH, lUniytt Bntcrwt u Meood-clu mttttr t Med feed, OfeffOD, under Act ol March , 187t. SUBSCRIPTION BATK0 By Hall In Advnci Dtllj, with Sunday, yaar IT.BO with Suudty, mouth 7ft ftally, without SumUj, ytar..... .40 Daily, without Sunday, month Weakly Mall Trlbuna, ou yaar.... 00 Sunday, oua yaar "Op land, JackaoDTlllt, Otitral Point, Phoatds. Tkltot, Gold Hill -nd on Uifbwajra; Daily, with Sunday, month f .76 Dally, without Sunday, one year... TOO UUIJ, W1U DUHUM7, UIII JM v.vv All fvrma, caab In advance. MEMBER OF THK ASSOCIATED PRESS Hrirln full Learned WIra Scrrica Only paper la city or county rtceirlng am by Ulegrtpb. 'ma Aaaociaiea rreaa ciumtij w tttled to the dm for republication of all Dwa diapatcfaca credited to it or otherwlaa credited In tbii ppr, Ihd alao to tb local nrwa publlabed herein. All right for republication of special dia aatchoi herein are alao reserved. Sworn dally average cn caution for lit montha endii Oct, 1, 1B27, 4(Uf (pratent irculitloD 4616). Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. AdOTtiBlne ttepreaenutin M. O. MOOKNSEN A CUMl'AST Offlcea In New York, Chicago, Detroit, Ian Jrrudaoo, Lot Angtlaa, ficatUa, Port- Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur Perry Tho captain of an ocoan liner ManiPH the radio for licuvy stoimB nt Boa. If tho rnrtfu lias Hie sumo effect on the weather It has on Bumo humans, the captain Is llKht. Many are Immensely flaliherBast el by the escape of KHJah Ilunl from tho democratic linrty, and hope ho Is not recaptured until after tho elections. WUO CAST THA VOTE? (Yreko Journal) Treasurer J. P. Churchill 375 E. V. Harmon X Fresh asparagus Is on the mar ket. Of all the vettetaliles, tho asparagus has tho toughest hide, and Is suspected of being used in the snakeskln shoes some of the gals are wearing. Mercy hns been extended to Convicts Kelley and Willos, and they were not dangled from the end of a ropo In the statu prison nt Halem this morning, as sched uled. They wero granted another reprieve for one week only thru tho application of powerful pres sure. Already they have boon granted so many reprieves that death to them is hut u little runt. The sidetracking of vengeance for seven days, shows Justice still has a heart, and Its soul has not shriv elled to tho nine of a pea. Another case of Hcotch stories rame to town Wed., and are being distributed. The 1'aul McOonald hoy was out In the country the first of the tveek sizing up the agricultural outlook. Tho value of efficiency was dis cussed so violently at the noon luncheon that all wero lato get ting hack to work. A vast area of limber west of J'villo faces tho glum prospect of being cut up und arranged in neat piles of lumber, by vigorous use of a lend pencil. There being no clarion call to Point Hp this year, quite u fow are doing It. JA7.7.BO Age haa dirtied the windows, spiders havo wehhed each pane: Light sneaks through the alley door and hangs lit the whlto-wnshed room Where Juzzho stands In piles of soggy feathers, breaking chickens' necks, dipping chickens in scalding water, and rubbing feathers off. Six hundred hens and pullets in coops, llko men In cells. sit stupidly, crooning softly. Jazzho stands by his scalding pot, wearing sopping punts, his great brown arms, and arching chest, and sloping back, and knotted stomnch muscles, naked, slick with sweat. For eleven yours he's been dressing chickens, liquor stopped his prizefighting, und testing white hot pipes us they came from flaming pits wasn't worth the risk, So he dresses chickens In the back of a produco house. When he is through In tho after noons, he sloshes water about the place, wipes off his cleaning table, shovels up the feathers, nnrt swoops the concrete floor. In the grey dusk he bathes himself with a bucket full of water beside his barrels uf salted fryers. Whito soup suds stream over the blue lights on the rich brown skin of his perfect, glowing body. And roup suds mashed from his kink hair nre like bubbling foam flquoozed out of seaweed. (Ilozart.) DUftLIN, Irish 1'ree state, April 13. Ml Several American tourists were injured today when hundreds of tons of rubbish and boulders Klld down tho sldo or Mount Krrl gal In County Donegal Just as the tourists wero neaiing the summit. PARIS Ml A designer of Aborts clothes nnd bench cos tumes lias brought out rubber handkerchiefs, guaranteed to slnv frer.h nnd dry during a dip In the wjrf. They nro worn tucked tin der tho belt of the swimming costume, which Is two piece, trunks and skirt, tills season. HAS CHICAGOPREPORMED? "fMIE defeat "f Small-Thompson liiiii'liine in Illinois ponies A us a pleasant surprise. This successful for so many years that itself indefinitely. The Dcneeii victory, however, demonstrates that sooner or Inter every worm will turn, and, just as the craziest individual may have lucid intervals, so the most corrupt city in the United States may, with sufficient provocation, show that a spark of decency can be fanned into a flame. To stiifje a celebration now, however, would be somewhat premature. This election was only u primary. The Sinall- Thompson machine is nominally Republican, but in reality it is bi-partisan. Justice Floyd Thompson won the Democratic nomination for Governor, and his victory means Al Smith will have the Illinois delegation. It is a pretty safe prediction that before next fall there will be a close understanding between the Sinall Thompson forces and the backers of Al Smith. Thompson and Small would be quite content to have the Democrats carry Illinois for President if they could retain their control of t'ook county, for it is in local control, not Federal patronajfe, where the bi(j money lies. So while this primary result is gratifying to all people who believe in decent government, the political regeneration of Chi cago should not be proclaimed until the final election in No vember. Hig Hill said he "might resign" if Judge Swanson defeated State's Attorney Crowe. As we remarked at the time, this was only a bluff. l!ig Hills never resign. They only quit the pub lic trough when they are kicked out. The important question therefore becomes Will Thompson lose his control as the boss of Illinois, in the fall, and will he be relegated to private life at the next municipal election? A start lias been made in this direction. Hut it is far too early to celebrate its consummation. QUILL POINTS There wouldn't be much need of farm relief if somebody would invent an automobile able to run on fodder. Once in u while you can sen them are shy and dignified. liicknrd can fnd other fighters, but Dcmpscy is tlie only one the dear public: wll pay millions to see licked. "Jforc men unemployed" doesn't mean more privation. just menus more men are loafing It was a wonderful war. It not only saved the little coun tries, but gave them somebody to take their spile out on. So tho art of conversation is dead! Huh! Try getting n telephone number after two women get on the line. Russia can't hope for a world revolution until those she might influence learn to read. It isn't education that, makes criminals. Teaching a duck show tricks doesn't affect its natural inclination to swim. Knch country has its own form of cruelty. In Mexco they bait the bull for suckers, and up here the bull is bait. AmoriuaiUNin: (1) 'If I coulil nuiko moro money, I could save a little. (2) I. could have essnry io live up io my new station.M Lot's see: 12,84li,28U men swoatinp; to produce, wealth' for n.12(i men to lose while trying to outguess 17 AVall Street manipulators. Anybody wl, oan think ,, nipt inn will get a licurly welcome from llic two pint form com mit toes. Little book review for today: "OP Man Adam An His Cliil lun"' by Hoard Hradford (Harpers), (ieiinine "nifjk'er" (itnl'f ; hilariously funny; somewhat similar to Tuole. Komus. Yes, son; some of the richest Hut they didn't pet by as a result education unnecessarv. An educated man is one who withdrawn from the league and of it r Correct this sentence: "I coulil make a mint of money with, a picture similar to Unit," said tho movie uiaonatc, "but 1 won't steal another man's idea." THE NEBBS Out of Trail WM.VE UAH a.-" j CL06C CALL ! I -mmiCHT Vou was Guilty my Setr 'course i ddmt go INTO tw case - jest ilg rep'tatiOm Got Mt sAlMtNVOW' TMCCT WAV 3-r-ny' y JO IT TO ME ! 1- ' " ' '''' ' T" t1", The T4 lUik Rut U. 0 unsavory combination lias heen j one expected history to repeat I an effeminate boy, but most of It while their wives work. some money if it wasn't nec-l m - w jo,iivM to ,lononn,o not, by without an education of l.eiiij,' so dumb a,s to think knows how many nations have come back, and whv, ami what the Mouths of Children ;i'.'i:h'iiimhi"I1iiiiiiiiiiiiiii i.,i,rrn .!! bmnEttUiMl.' uftjamiJl.J.J-J m-' ' !!jWWO ASKEOiy RjJ I AINT -TKVIKJ' -TO- I .'!,i;?WUAT GOOD WOULD) j, y opimiom ? if vou TM Sorry to sexthiS f Clue ? you couldut ) j domt Start minding ) REwftSO Goootatowm traCk: a criminal if , MX)(? Oww BuSiMESS j I YOU WE.MT AMD GAvC WOU UftD A ROPETCO V. &OCXJ VOO'f?E C01M6 TMAT STPAW&C POUCE.MANJ "TO WlM .i1 - Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D. Signed Mtera pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to riltue diagnoiia or treatment, will be anawt-red by Dr. brvly if a lamw4, ilf-it.lrMd envrlune in finiueed. Letteia ahould be briif and written In ink. Owing to the I urge number of letlrra re-ct-ivt-d, only a few can be anawt-red here. So ttyiy rjii be made to g.u-ri?a uot conform ing to instruction. AdJreM Dr. William Drady, in tare of ttne newspaper. We Cim't Kvfn Toll tlie Time nnd again It has hairtnei j in one town und nnoth-r that a' mistaken policy ol .upprewtinj; j' tho truth about, u Mtnall outbreak i rM J- , of communicabK.! Answer es, u demi.t or a diseaP haa hrut.nr'iir do' t(,r of ono k,nd tor an" the blight of a "lner mny l"pnKate surh Htuff real epidemic to!'"'1 '"u will not find any real the Hhortsighted "h't,I,iH doin Aluinlnum co m in unity 1 Wure 1,aH lroved on excellent thing violation of'the!ror f;tr h- plaKtie In I'ali-' -'iene ls concerned, no other ware fornia. t y p hM In Montreal, and Final I pox in innumerable place, miKht bo ciU'd an instance. Br. Hit-hard Siee, a district health officer in New York state, Kives a very clear impreswion of tlie way thin foolish old policy works. The old-fuHhioned health I officer tells the reporter, "No, nui u o. in... iy "";viih y method, the Important eae of communicable lleIu.e re- mt (1 t() fair ,,. ported. Johnny Ilrown han dlph-' to ,lumlimy aml ,hls rcqures therln. It is our first case mi(h(, rvll)orun ut 30 to 40 KuI. nearly two years. Nothing alarm-; ,ons of Wlltpr dal , n ,hvcninB Inif about it Its not on epidemic. ,(,( t.i(.ht 1.()(im(( when l)0 nU. ,K only one case. IMease don't men- beuit.a lo c8 (.K1.,0S, or a mll.h lion It In your paper. There Is , (lUnmUv f waler ,t you no use to worry the parents--' , . , Ilbove ii h oniy une cau. we u Kt!tp n iuiet and perhaps we won't have another. And we don't want it spread abroad that we have dip'n theia in town. It's bad for bust-' ness it may keep the childr en I away from tho movies, stores and gatherings. Parents are so pan icky don't say a word about it. Of course if we get a whole lot of f:nses, then you can publish it ns we might have to close tho schooln nnd movies. Hut no use alarming everybody Just yet. Can't imagine how this kid got diph theria first one in two years haven't the faintest idea how he got it." 'men comes mo up o uiucj health officer, confronting too same situation: "Yen! Hern's some real new.-. I.Iitle Sarah Smith has diphtheria, poor kill never had T. A. (toxin antitoxin immunization). Our first cafio of diphtheria in nearly two years. Hope you wiil see that it gets good front pago display. You see, it is pretty importnat, for it in the first reported case of a communicable disease, and that in of great importance to the com munity at large. It always means an undiscovered or unrepnrted case of the same disease, or n virulent "carrier" about, and this is Hie reason it is so serious or even at times alarming, (let this ' straight we're not worried about ! this reported ease we can treat it and by proper isolation prevent it from doing any harm. The thing we're" worried about Is the undiscovered or unreported case oi the "carrier," that constitutes a menace until discovered or re moved. A very mild case may transmit a virulent form of the disease to another person , . . Now don't fall to give this case as much publicity as possible. Parents who care for their chil dren will bless you for the prompt warning. They will be on the watch and take proper precau tions, and the wise parents will have their children prott 'ted with T. A." There is something t think about. It might be a good thing for a few Chambers of (,'om ' merce and business men's asso ciations to discuss calmly when there is no "scare" on. Busi ness men are not so dumb that they cannot see where their best interest lies. To a proposal to pay a certain I jhealth officer a fair salary a su"katchew linNilT'iKnT' Tn whSf liayiiiK him now lie hasn't mil ;! tip u nuurantlne nolire In six t llionilis. lilt' nranu miiin ' " dune mien excepuoniii avotk muu , no illpuineiia nan orciirn'u in un: ooiiinuinlty, .nnil only pure milk wan hetllK wold In the community. Hut nobody knew that. JVi:STIONS AT1 AXSWKISS Clilcllllllic Cotilll. What la the causp of falllnu in",w, ,,,p 'V'?'."'".7 1 Kt enouah sleep at nlclit, 1 am sure, hut hall' way thru a moving pic ture 1 nm likely to fall asleep ami my frlendx have to wake mc vhen they are ready to leave Miss V. II. Answer The foul air that pre vails In most movie "palar is probably responsible for the I was expressed here today by K. It. drowsiness. Kvcn in movie houses j SI wens, an amateur radio opera -where the wonderful and infallible tor who has heard wireless signals air conditioning equipment is fen- from tlie Wilkins party, tured on the screen, foul nir is Stevens said be had heard faint rarely missing. ' signals from h I Z. which are - - - i Tin III to I ho Well. "Dot'tui-" Is .liiMt u Joke, I undertand th:it some doctors , advif I''-nts not to eat 1 UM " ,aBU,K '"r ,v How tit Heat. i Kr a dwelling, which 1b the best system of heating, hot air, steam or hot water, coal or wood Btuve? I. W. K. Answer Merely from tlie hy gienic point of view It Is inima-1 teriat. An open fire, of course, with proper flue. Is probably the most healthful form of heating. ((opyriKht John . Dille Co.) .ester Moots has born fired out o th' Phi iinni orchestry fer lctlln his studies interfere- with his saxophone practice It's wonder honesty don't pay in on. coiLsidciin' nil th' 'oiiikI Mioit It's up against. APRIL BUZZARD SWEEPS CANADA WIXNlPKti, Alan.. April 13. A) Wintry conditions ruled the western Canada prairies today, t bringing to a halt earlv onora-! tlons on farm lands. Alberta and Saskatchewan bore the brunt of the cold wave where snowfall was general. Five inches of snow fell in the lied Deer district in central Alberta: Cal gary reported a fall of more than one inch, while It was snowing this morning in southern Alberta. Saskatoon, Prince Albert and other portions of northern Sas- an were recovering today fa '"r,,. '"'.T'n piled alonK ,.();lllw.lys HnouKhmit tlie rural ; ;ireas, hut city Iraffie and rail- j scri-: M - ond schedules were not nil'ortod. mlsjy RADIO CALLS OF m SKATTl.i:. April I hV) Mellef that Captain (icorge II. Wilkins, Australian explorer, anil Car) H. Kirlson, his Alaskan airplane pilot, either had hopped olf on thijir flight over the polar sea toward j spitzbergen. or were ready to hop. ! J77fv convex J j Rippling Rhymes (Bj Walt Mini) 1 THK -SATIETY VAI-VR. Upon a sloppy, beastly day tlie people utv no longer gay. they Ktand around and wail, and mutter many bitter things, fierce adjectives with red hot KtlngH, about the rotten sale. They say the groundhog should be lynched, the tfreatner bu reau should be pinched as beinsr but u fake; the public hang man should destroy the goose bones that the Heers employ when they predictions make. A man feels like a ghantly wreck when water's running down hi neck und rising in his shoes; and he looks round with anxious eyes for something- that he can despise, ex coriate, abuse. The elements don't care a hoot about his sulphurous salute, and so no harm is done; and he It as worked off all his spleen, when looking down, the clouds be tween, appears the good old Hun. Oh, it is true that now and then the kindest and tho best of men must have a chance to beef; they need a prop on which to lean when they nre feeling sore and mean, and there expound their grief. They do uot like to roast their wives or bring new sadness to the lives of friend along the street; and still they feel they need a vent for all their woe and discontent, they'd kick with both hind feet. You will notice, after dismal days, us you pursue your useful ways, no men are heaving sighs; the stored tip bile of many weeks is all released j wncn water leans rrom.out mo gloomy skies. And so the beastly day Is fine, wo uro so cheerful and benign when it has looped the loops; we have no bitterness on hand, and ,we play leapfrog through the land, and utter Joyous whoops. Wilkins' call letters, Monday night. "I am positive that it was Wilkins," Stevens said, explaining that ho was well acquainted both with the Australian explorer and Kielson. "lie seemed to be test ing his set und was calling CARD in Sah Francisco. No complete signals were transmitted and he gave no information ubout his ex pedition." Let's Have More Flowers In my mother's garden were green leaved hiding places Nooks between the lilacs oh, a pleasant place to play! Still my heart can hide there, still my eyes can dream it. Though the long years lie between and I am far away. Margaret Widdimcr. "lie loves me, he loves me not," remember how we youngsters used to pluck off the petals of a daisy, trying to find out the state of his affections'.' We ought to have dairies in our garden, for memory's sake, and also because they're such cheerful little plants. They make dainty edgings and are fine for window boxes. 4-4 "P.ulbs have a mission in life," wrote Wilhelm Miller. "They seem divinely appointed to entertain us from tlie moment when winter be comes too tedious for words until the trees leaf and spring hits high C." He must have been thinking of the snowdrop, which comes out so early with its brave, bright, "Hello. Here we are, how have you been ?" almost as plain ns words. Success whh flowers is half in right preparation of the soil. It should be dug deeply and then hoed and raked down to a fine, firm condition. Old. well-rotted manure worked in, will make a clay soil lighter, -and will also fix u ight soil to hold moisture better. What would you say are the ten best annuals for cut flowers? A i I'liuvfr professor in one of the state I When Your Skin Begins to Age I'se this new wonderful Cleansing Cream containing Cocoa Putter. Keeps the skin firm and plump while, it melts into the pores and takes out all the grimo and dirt. It is so different from any other cream. Will not grow hair keeps complexion young. Ask for MKI-I.O-til.o Cleansing C r e a m it's marvelous. Heath's Drug Store. ( CoulDnt I Gen REftDtw UP OU DETECTIVE . WORK ? AMD, SmAGTY, ir I'D A GOT Tm&T REWATCC IDA GIVE" Vou Some or it MOvy VOO CAM tEE VArt-iAT A FOOL VOO MADE Or VOuraSELF UA MA ..SVl.t)C. colleges gives these; zinnia, cos- jmos, marigold, seahlosa, snap i drugnn. calendula, corn flower, Iblue salvia, delphinium at 0 enil- jhtrdta. ourselves, we'd have asters j on tsuch a list if we had to make It j eleven sorts. j Calendula, or pot marigold, de- j lights In a warm rich soil and holds up better in the summer heat if given a little shade. Keep the flowers picked und besides the old orange king variety, try the newer ball and golden ball sorts. i It's strange that gaiilardia, so ; gay and free a bloomer, isn't more; widely known. Perhaps you do j grow it as the blanket flower. (.Sail ; let's call her that for short isn't so much on foliage, but few flowers can show happier hues of yellow and red. Sow early, thin to about u foot apart, and you'll have bloom from July to October. Brisbane?s Today (Continued from Page One) giueors to connect the Persian unit with the Caspiau sea will cost $S0, OiJO.OOO. And, most interesting, howling locomotives wit 1 run through territory believed to have been the original Garden of Eden. How that would delght little Cain and Abel, and amaze Eve and the snake, If they could see it. "Rejoice nnd be exceedingly glad," for rubber may drop to 15 , cents a pound. When llritteh re ; strict ions expire on November 1 j much dumping of rubber is ex- pected. Then, cheap tires for all j and prosperity for tire companies that haven't bonght too much rub ber in advance. Japanese radicals issued circu lars saying, "We must expose the crimes of .capitalists and land own ers," The mikado's government put 1 1000 of them In Jail. Democracy I is all right, free speech is. heauti iful, but Japanese doesn't believe I in overdoing either. I . Mall Tribune classified ada reach j 9n.ftftfl nAnnl nr mnra vrv dav. tf TO RELIEVE Start thorough bowol action and rid youtf system of poisonous waate na Boon rva yon notice tho first Bipn of a cold. Juat tako NATURE'S REMEDY Hi Tablets - and be sure of prompt, easy and pkusnnt ro Bults. It is more thorough in action on:! far better than ordinary laxatives. Try it. Mild", safe, purely vegetable 25c Recommended and Sold by All Meilfora nmeirlsia Political Announcements FOR SliKltlFF I am a candidate for the repub lican nomination for sheriff, pri mary May 18, CHAS. D. STACY. .. . . May 17. I am a candidate for republican nomination for Sheriff at the Ma primaries. I have had experiinc in both tax and criminal depart ments and promise efficient and economical service. May 17. GEO. B. ALDEN. county ciiEnrc I am a candidate for republican nomination for county clerk; prom ising personal attention, economy and courtesy. G. It. CARTER. May 17. Talent. I am a candidate for the nomi nation as County Clerk on the Re publican ticket. May 17. A. J. CROSE. I hereby announce my candidacy for the republican nomination for County Clerk. CHESTER PARKER. May 17. I hereby announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Clerk for a second term. DELI LI A STEVENS MEYER. . May 17 SCIIOOTj Sl'PKHlNTEXDEXT I am n candidate for the re publican nomination for school superintendent. V. A. DAVIS. Medford, May 17. COUNTY COMMISSIONER I am a candidate for re-nomina tton on the republican ticket for, County Commissioner. If nomt-i nated and elected I will continue1 to do my best to give the people' an economical business adminis- i tration. VICTOR liURSELL. t May 17 1 II am a candidate for the office; of county commissioner, subject toi the will of the republican party at! tho May primary. J. O. LOVE, j ' Snowy ltutte Orchard, Central Pt.l By SOL HESS Come ow.ruwT, wow TMPT YOU NOW YOU MADE A MiSTAxX - NEXT TIME GIVE TME KID A CmAmCE - S ALLRtGHT SOT VOUTW - MUST MAVE ITS FLinG FIRST ASD TO BEAUTY AND CHARM ! Nothing so piurs an other wif-e beuuiiful face as t.W iuevitabltf tines ut fatly jr and suffering caud lj ttr.ni, a iiitig feeu Atltt t jooi-tAt. tue Antiseptic Healing Powder, Insure! loot coniiort. Uiia't'ol let Ncceuity. tttiafce Id Tuur lioe hi tbt liiordiitg, sbupaJI djr Pain li evtmii ttien let your mUror u the itory. Trit! p ape ami ft fr'xUEw Wilkini! Doll .en Free. AMrfMAHtn'sFort-EjK.U . R. la a Pinch. 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