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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MEDTORPTETRIBUyE, MEDQRD, QPEOpy, FRIDAY, APRTL 20, 1928. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE DJiy, Band?, Wirtlf MEDroKD tUSTIMO 00. II IMI K.niHL ROBERT W. BURL, Edittf ft BUM FT EH SMITH. U.uxw Aa Independent WHtf Intend u McoiMl-cUa nutter it Md fcwd, Oregon, ndcr Act of liticb . U7- SUBSCRIPTION RATU By MaU la Adfftuc: Dtil?, with HuikIat, 7 ' Pfcily, with BuwUr, month.... lly, without Kuiidajr, year... fta..! alrtinut Kunrlav. month.. 7.60 .7 I iO Weekly Mai Trlbuu, one year.... 100 Bundiy, one year ICO Bf Carrier, in Advance In Medford. Aab tend. Jci-nW.e, Orliil Point. Hkoenix, raleut. ueia mix on aitnwhjm: Dally, wilb Sunday, mcu.ui Dftliy, without Huiiday, mocih. . . Deily, without BuiMly, one year. Dally, vita Sunday, one year... AU tarma, caab In advenoa. I .7 .06 7 00 1.00 MEMBER OF TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS liecelTtnf full Leaaed Wire berrico Only pr In city or comity raifiof tm by telegraph. The Aaaocitd Preaa la eidualvfly en titled to the uae for republication of all a we dUpatohe credited to it or otherwise credited In thU paper, and alao to tha local oewa published herein. All rigbta for republieelton of apadal dla patches oerein at alao re-nd. tts ontha tndliif Oct. 1, 1927, 4402, (praaeot Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of Jackaoo County. Adrrrtlatni Represent., tira M. O. MOUtNHKN A CoMPAKT Office In New York. Chicago, Detroit, San rranctaoo. Lot Angtlea, Seattle, Port- Ye Smudge Pot Bf Artfior Perry The forces of Bun Yet are In control In China. The forces of Hun Not are in control in these parts. 13 year old kids of both sexps are driving' hlt?h-powered and decrepit autos hither and yon. He hind a Htferlng wheel, they are potentiully dangerous weapons, and age rapidly when (mentioned as to why they are loose on the byways and highways. Papa al ways explains, "the boy is a better driver than I am," as an alibi, the which being no compliment to himself. The dulnty miss amuck with the family car. delights in showing off In traffic, and always confronts an emergency involving life and limb, with an eur-splittlug squeal. Walter M. i'lerce. former occu pant of the Htate house, threatens lo run for congress. It would be nice for Oregon to send Mr. I'lerce to Washington, I. C, bo he could buwl when Hen. Heflln of Alabama 1ms one of his periodic fits. "Jasper J oh he attended the dsnrn at the schoolhoue Krtturdny as meny as a lurk, and looking like a million dollars. Who Is the new girl? ( Oorris, Cal.. Notes.) Tell htm it's none of his business, Jasper. Af'KJIv Ay, sentimentalize on April's birds That flutter by. Although you know that for each robin's words A worm must die. Ay, sing for life and bloHsomlng, and bawl About the Juvenescence of the earth You know, if you would think, that after all Death brings it all to birth. Y"ou know the very sweetness of the spring Is sour with death. As dead firm, for whose silver glis tening You hold your breath: The spring 1h here with all her gifts of gold And greenness, and the winter's past and goyne. (J low co men the green? From ' spreading smelly old Dead bones upon the lawn!) (Cleveland l'liiindealer.) The womenfolks are mad ss con be. It Is too wet fur them tn nag their htiflbands. nee brut oh, h spittle the h.H-kyurd. or clrun htue. ' "A tdranner came to town thet last week, and sang In the Hnptlst I choir Sunday, rendering a solo by I himself. Music fans say that It i whs the bent ever heard heYe. It Im our personal and prlvato opin ion, that he cup not ning a lick on earth, and we do not care how many quit this paper because of this expression of our honest (pinion." (Amerleus. Kan.. Timet.) The proper pirt, and come here while, we shako your hand. James Willu and Cllsworth Kelley. convicts, died nt the end of a rope In the death house of the state prison at Salem this morning. They were not angels In this world, and probably will not be in the naxt. Tho manner of their ' pasMng, as tmual, was grucKome, ghastly, and df-grndit.kV but legal, though fundamentally w r o n g. Society, through the editorial col umns of the s.ute pint, will he busy over the week-end upok.gii Ing to Itself for a horror of Us own creation. It Is a way society hHs of salving its conscience. IMo do parted from both In 1 3 minutes, which Indicates the hnngman Is becoming proficient. Similar Events in the pat. have, required from twice to three times as long. An eloctrlc chair, whb h In humane Would have snuffed the vital spark In three inimitt-H at the moat. It Is presumed the doomed pair slept well last night, and stL n hearty breakfast, in accordance with traditions of newspaper no counts. Tho nffalr will soon be a closed Incident. Many hops that tho political significance, as indi cated In tho last reprieve, will not arise in tho forthcoming campaign. Medford d'AnJou pears sill In New York for top prlco of n box. ' KtRK. Nlnoty cars of logs a day 9e being shipped to Klamath Kails mills. ' ROSEBL'RO. New model Chris tian church ready for dedlcatliW. QUILL The visiting- alien we New York' and thinks he knows America. Ami some New Yorker are like that. . A rich iuuh must rejoice when at last all f his friends have touched him for aloan and he ha nothing to dread. Metropolitan: A man who contains libraries, museums and Charges of corruption in high place attract little; attention while the cash, register bells are ringing. Maybe senatorial courtesy is what keeps them from using adjectives when they call KobinHon a liar. "Be a convincing speaker." to your smul Lsou why you didn't Don't praise the villager for quiet, the watching cats deserve Discontent: The sad state of those whose soft jobs leave them time to feel sorry for themselves. New York may be the chief patron of the drama, but Clii entfo ha her beat iu melodrama. Americanism: Paying more thnn you can afford in order to keep an indifferent clerk from thinking you are poor. Fable: Once there was a help pay campaign expenses return. The graduate of the school of experience can show Lis grati tude only by endowing an accident ward. If nature .is so smart, why does she give children to parents who think high marks in school more important than health? Wouldn't it he cleverly original if a tea room should come right out and advertise itself frankly as a place to eat! A wedding anniversary is something you celebrate to get even with those who have touched you for wedding presents. Tariff: A protective measure under which Americans get rich by charging one another too much. The world wasn't "created.' It is still in process of being created. And it seems equally absurd to use the past tense in referring to the fall of man. Little book review for today: "Crusade." by Donn Byrne (Little, Brown & Co,) A fighting Irishman and a desert maid iu the Holy Land when romance included sword play. Correct this sentence: "The first thing I'd do if I were rich1 said he, "woild be to help all the poor people." KI11NS ARE URGED 10 VOTE Vote as you pleuse. but voto is the message sent out by Klwanis International to all Its 1633 clubs In the United States as the pri mary, special, and genera, elec tions draw near. "One of the objectives of the or ganlratlon Is to promote an Intelli gent, aggressive, and serviceable rltlzenfhlp, and this can be accom plished by securing a universal exorcise of the franchise." says J. L. Johns, of Appleton, Wisconsin, chairman of tho committee on public affairs for tho United Stated. "Kemember cur government is a representative form of government .ind that our last pre. dent was elected by a minority vote of tho electorate. This, In time, will do away with representative govern ment. We owe It first of all to be good citlzemi of our country. This can be accomplished by taking an active part In tho welfare of our government." Klwanis clubs during the next months will be busy in bringing information about election laws, general registration and voting qualifications tn all residents. In many communities on election day. telephone operators will be on iMKed to call voters to Inform them about voting hours and the locations of the polls. ItncKY POINT. New Imth huuse anil other Improvements add ed at lnko report. THE NEBBS The Spendthrift CLWl& STILL INMTCaiNJC GET TWOStTQONJKS OFF W SIDE.- WA6IM6 V-US roo. MORE DOOGU WALK SO TwE Said ANNTUIN6 to Rudy ABOUT IT VET BUT w 1HE.CE O06UT TO BE. A LOT OF SPAGK FLViMG wwlm POINTS feels superior 'because his city great men he never sees. For example, try explaining lirtk the man who cussed you. his ( Virtue. If the mouse is the credit. man who gave a great sum to and didn't cxytcct anything in Forest Week Talks Ffom 200 Stations WASHINGTON () Radio is to play an Important role in the ob servance of American Forest week, April 22 to 28. when more than 200 stations will broadcast dully appeals for preservation and re newal of the nation's timber tracts. Short talks on the prevention of forest fires and the planting of new timber crops will be put on the air lu virtually every state. A five minute talk by President Coolidge will be broadcast direct from the White House at 8 p. m. eastern standard time April 23. Tho president's message, will be carried by WEAK and stations. Following Mr. Coolidge. Charles Stewart, Canadian minister of the Interior, who Is in this country In the Interests of forestry will speak. The program will ho concluded I with a group of songs appropriate to rnfestry and outdoor life by lionise Homer Htlrrs.'no'prnno. About U'O stations associated with tho Farm ltadio service of the Department of Agriculture and mcrous other stations will broad cast one to two talks on forestry every dsy of the week. Music will be u feature. Hammond Lumber company will build large warehouse and sheds nt Albany. Coos County Americun at Myrtle Point moves Into new office and changes name to Herald. 4 CONDON. Stale will oil 17 miles of John Day highway. - , , CLOVEItDALE. Union high school for 16 districts approved. SAY.WUEM VOU GtT TMQ0U6U TUt MISSISSIPPI PWtCl PCOPLC CAM FIND MOTE.L Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D RllMd ! Pwtalnlr., f paraoul baank and Syrian., not to dUfnaala ar Iraatnwi.l. will t n.wrrl br U. Brady II a aumaad, Klf-addrtocd cuaclope la aoclowd. Uttar. should ba brl.l and vmtaa la Ink. Owiii to lb, larre numbar ol ktlar. ra mard, onla a la caji ba anawrrad bar. No raplj tan ba made to qoanaa not oocjoca. tat to IrauucUotia. Addraa. Or, William Brad,, in cars of Uua braauaocr. HKI CIIKKKS AN Statistic from New York city and New York state, Baltimore, ami other places, indicate an alarming increase in Che preva lent, fif IllliArcii- oHim amemg girU i huve to be a rulr humdinger, a from 15 to 10 I Piomnon. a wizard. In ord.tr lo years of age 1 aid rulice,lbIy t( hi atalure by There has been j t&kJng jHouffhl. a Hteady decline tT V? S ' In the prevalence 'Ittken thouht not be Itke.y to of tubercu!olaibile D "lu " among the pen- A CaUooed hole era I population L Man "f8 for w In the last 36 ; tio" about U . a ? pad n a vmfh n r.ft callous on the sole. It has proved " J , " PY ja great relief. (Mrs. L. T. K.) But at present It would seem that ,hi, Hiou-. i .hm , among girls. Rouge and lipstick help to ex plain it. When a girl learns to une these artifices she just natur ally loses interest In the care of her health. What's the use bother ing her head about that when she can paint the picture of health on her map and get avay with it?! Of course along with the duco goes ; the habit of wearing French heels, 1 and a girl on such stilts can't do j any walking or get any regular dally exercise, and so her appear ance is too dreadful without the rouge and lipstick and all the other little make believes. The majority of families now adays do not even employ a regu lar family physician, who might give advice about the prevention of dlaeafle and the care of health. If a family here and there la still old fashioned enough to have a family physician, they seldom call on him until there is real trouble, some- thing too serious to be neglected ' t' w w , , .ii from the false charge of colic than longer. It is a queer streak in!thll . . . T , - fOM.i Hfrtr -mJ01" nas 80016 mild Native oc of rendering good service la ir4 , emergencies. erthcless send otf to a distant place for advice about health, and pay the advertising health stretching corporation two or three times the fee the family doctor would exact for the advice. Every boy and girl In the 'teens should have an annual health ex amination. Every girl 13 to 19 yea rs of age who seems to be easily tired, fails to gain weight, falls behind In school work altho formerly not like that, should be carefully examined with special reference to the question of tuber culosis. The family doctor should make the examination and advise whatever tho individual circum stances may indicate. If a doctor Is worth having for anything at all he Is competent to render this health service to his patients. This Is strictly In his lino, and no in corporated nonentity can give you the wisdom and good judgment your private physician uses tn such service. If you want a lot of hooey, pamphlets, uplift letters) and so -oil, write off to 'tho heart K , st itching corporation fr it. ml you want sound medical or health advice, consult your physician. vt nen a gin ih .mining lor iu- "reduce"; In fact her figure Is; likely to become slender In splto f her. She may attribute her chronic fatigue to the fact that she Ih out so much nights and gets so little sleep. That is partly true,- ! but It doesn't quite explain the in-. creasing anemia that she conceals by heavier applications of rouge, nor does It account for the funny little cough she can't suppress. This ia idle talk, so far as the girl herself ia concerned. It will never touch her at all. Hut I hope it may arouse a few mothers to the realization of the danger. I ap peal to teachers to bear In mind the adage about sound mind and snnnd body. I urge employers I who prohibit smoking In business hours to prohibit rouge, lipstick nun luiii.ui evening arena in ousi ness hours. liSTlONK AND ANSWKIIS Proof 1m rroor . Hcently a number of readers have sent In Inquiries about a "course" that purports to Increase stature. Several of these irittitur I young persons have submitted a I booklet of "testimonials" by .way of "proof" of the claim the vendor ' ; of the "course" makes. There are several scores of these , testimonials. All of them are I uiiuh iimus. Sevms that people j who have stretched out several i Inches just hate lo admit It. 1 This seems contrary to human 'nature. I suspect the testimonials tare about 9V.44 per cent purj lie I tltin. However, the mall order outfit 'that markets the "course' offers a I reward of flOOO to anybody who (can prove that the testimonials are j not genuine. It ought to wort a I $100,000 to prove a negative. Sot.yr this BGD NEBS DO-J T LAV OTT"k1 me. i ll Bust mim m NOSC AND QUIT ME, KEEPS PICON' AT ME. LIKE A CMiCKEW VaJitM . A E.AH OF CORN fe2 D Tl IlKIU'l. I.OSIS Aw. Mr. Wlsewell, I don't want any money! Go to the bible, young folks. You ' will reacl there that a man woul'l : f 'V paKd ,f. thlclf ?U (boilers felt) about two Inches long and one Inch wide, beveled or thinned at the edges, strapped .upon the ball of the foot length wise, with adhesive straps. Is us jually helpful in relieving callus in j this situation. The trouble Is due j to flattening of the transverse arch jand the felt pad supports the arch. Normally there should be a crease lengthwise of the ball of the foot. But that Is seldom visible In fash ionable circles. Catulp Is Medicine Can you tell me if there Is any drug action or sedative action in catnip? Country .mothers give their babies catnip tea for colic. Is there any harm In It? (Mrs. W. M. W.) Answer. If catnip tea were the worst thing a mother ever gave her baby for colic I'd yell three cheers for her. But country moth ers, in my experience, are even more credulous about store done : than city mothers are, and so the ' and It never does any harm. N'oboddy kin talk as soft an' grntlc as a dentist m-IUi his hack tiirnrd. Iiuntin' among tils drills fi-r th' niottt fenxious one he kin find. "It's wonderful how some fellers ever git so rich when tlicr so easy t' tap." nay Tell tinkle), who lias alius maintain ed tbnt llnrdln' rould have been elected for $8 or $10. Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One) corted the lady to the apart ment Dillon's dog loaped at Dillon, bit him on the right leg, bit the policeman on the right hip. bit Mrs. MeoCrniick on both lrgs, and thru rested. A 4 'police dog" would have done the job more thoroughly, but Mr. Dillons dog did as well as it could. There wasn't any body else to bite. China announces a competition, with prizes, for the best Chinese anthem, open to all Chinese. A hymn is also wanted for the Kuom IngTang party, and an anthem to honor hte Chinese revolution. How would you begin such a hymn or anthem? Something will be produced, strange to our cam, but as inspir ing to the Chinese as Rouget De Llsle's battle song, "The Mar seillaise." nrwr tuOOhaj rv it " tm voo got Some clean. MOMEY YOU COULD BE AArJT GOT ENOUGH Of V 'YOUW 1 ENtPEt Rippling Rhymes , (By WsJl Mams) THE BETTER WAY . . Now when a man Is running for office, high or low, we after him go gunning with all the zeal we know. His platform is a flivver, refusing to divert the Colorado river to irrigate our dirt; he's wrong on prohibition and on the Income tax he heeds not the condition of toilers' jad ed backs. He stands for lower wages and empty dinner pails, for faster motor stages and larger county jails. We talk of vital Issues that face our care worn eyes, and do not deal in tissues of slanders and of lies. We do not scan the record of Jinx, the candidate, to prove that it Is checkered, that he's s scurvy skate. We claim not he's addicted to opium and booze, or that he was convicted of stealing someone's shoes. The things for which he's standing we roast. If they don't suit the nostrum he's outhanding we say aren't worth a hoot. We prove that fell dis aster will follow if he wins, wc show that he's a master of eco nomic sins.- But as a human be ing his virtues we admit, while we are all agreeing his platform doesn't fit. All gray beards can remember how people used to bray before the cool November brought on election day. Then in and out of season we charged the candidate with everything from treason to swiping barn yard gates. Their platforms mattered little, their policies or aims; .but men would sit and whittle and call them beastly names. Methinks we all are growing more decent, more po lite; we find no fun in throwing stale tomcats at a wight. The world is growing better, I claim. In prose and verse, although the chronic, fretter may say it's growing worse. The Brown Dally Herald tells students of Brown uuirerslty: "Drinkiru; and drunkenness at the university social events on the campus hare all but killed Brown's social prestige." That's too bad. What's worse, drinking bootleg liquor will kill the Brown young gentlemen's mucous membrane and heart action. 4 - That is not exactly what prohi bition . was expected to produce. Government hasn't the faintest chance of suppressing bootleggers, the latter having public opinion, or Summons for Publication. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Polk Hull, Plaintiff, vs. Rosa M. Mulvaney and H. C, Mul vaney, husband of RoBa M. Mul vaney, the unknown heirs of , Rosa M. Mulvaney and H. C, Mulvaney, also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien, or inter est In the real estate described In 'the complaint herein. Defend ants. To Rosa M. Mulvaney and H. C. Mulvaney, husband of , Rosa M. Mulvaney, the unknown heirs, of Kosa. M. Mulvaney and H. C Mul vaney, also all other persons or parties unknown ; claiming any right, title, estate, lien or inter est in the real estate described in the complaint herein: In the name of the Htate of Ore gon, you and each of you are here by required to appear and answer the complaint or the plaintitf filed against you in the above entitled Court and cause within four weeks from the date of the first publica tion of this summons, that being the 'time designated in the order for publication heretofore- made and entered in which you are re quired to appear and answer said complaint and, if you fall to so ap pear and answer said complaint, or otherwise plead thereto within said time, plaintiff will take judgment against you for Want thereof for the relief prayed for In said com plaint as follows: for a decree of this Court quieting the title In nUlRllff n Iia ..llAH'In. .1 .Ikn.l real nrnnertv In .lui kunn ! County, Oregon, to-wit: Lots 9. 10, U and 12, Highland Addition to the City of Medford, Oregon, as numbered, designated and describ ed on the official plat thereof now of record. And that the plaintiff be decreed to be the owner of said real prop erty in ice simple, that the defend ants have no estate or Interest whatsoever in or to said land 'and premises and- that the defendants be forever barred from asserting any claim whatsoever in or to said land and premises adverse to the plaintiff herein and that plaintiff have judgment for his costs and dinhursements herein and for such other relief as to the Court may seem Just. ine date of the first ouMicat on of this summons Is April 30. CKEW8 & CODDING. Attorneys for Plaintiff. ?1 7 Liberty Building. Medford. Oregon. ' r'SAVC MONEY ON 2S Bocks a week? r PA.V-DAYS WAS EIGWT DAYS APART I COULDN'T NiAKE. T . SAVE . I Scrimp when i let LOOSE OT A CKMt vt a So weak it won't Buy, V A NICKEL'S VOCTTM Co iOa Now Showing at i m 5a TV- KfO.Un.0R. AND CHESTER- CONKUN IN THE - " GENTLEMEN PREFER. BLONDES1 "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes'? is at Hunt's Craterian. It is funnier than the book. It has one of the greatest casts ever assembled in a comedy picture. Kuth Taylor plays the rolo of tho Innocent but oh-so-dangerous Lo relei, tho gold-digging heroine. MIkh Taylor was selected from thousands of candidates. Besides here, there at least public indifference, back of them. When our present peace was still young, J. Ogden Armour said, 'Talk-about big profits. Why, Ar mour & Co.' made less than $-5,-000,000 last year. When I think of Carnegie, Rockefeller and others that have real money, 1 feel like a gypsy." Today you read that Armour's wife and daughter take from their private fortune $10,000,000 to pay the debts of Mr. Armour, who died last year. 'Take cafe how yoa get Into the hands of high finance," said Mr. Armour shortly before he died. "They took millions from me and had me on the way to the cleaners before I knew where I was." One addition to the horrors of our bootleg-crime age. Twenty pas sengers riding peaceably In a New Jersey niotor bus were ordered to get out, line up and be robbed by four highwamen on a lonely spot between New York and Paterson. The bandits, also passengers, drove away -la a Ford car parked in ad vance at the right spot. Their work was easier than that of the James brothers, who had to hold up locomotives. PoKtical Announcements FOB SHERIFF I am a candidate for the repub tlcan nomination for sheriff, pri mary May 18. CHAS. D. STACY May 17 I am a candidate for republican nomination for Sheriff at the Mn) primaries. ' I have had exper.sncf in both tax and criminal depart. ments and promise .efficient an4 economical service. May 17. GEO. B. ALDEN, V COUNTY CLERK I am a candidate for republican nomination for county clerk; prom ising personal attention, econora and courtesy. , O. R. CARTER, May, 17.'. . Talent. I am a candidate for' the nomi nation as County Clerk on the Rft publican ticket. May 17. ' A. J. CROSE. .1 hereby announce my candldacj for the republican nomination fol County Clerk. - ' - CHESTER PARKER. May 17. I hereby announce my candidacj for the Republican nomination foi County Clerk for a second term. UEL1LIA STEVENS MEYER. May 11 SOIIOOIi SUfKRIXTENDKNT I am a candidate for the re publican nomination for school superintendent. V. A. DAVIS. , Medford, May 17. COUNTY COMMISSIONER I am a candidate for re-nomlna-tton on the republican ticket for County Commissioner. If nomi nated and elected I will continue to? do my- best to give the people an economical Business adminis tration. VICTOR BURSBLL. May 17 I am a candidate for tho office of county commissioner, subject to the will of the republican party at the May primary. J. G. LOVE. Snowy Butte Orchard. Central Pt. By SOL HESS TbUTSlDE. OT VajmEN YOUUCl NOUtt NAOUTM WMEN A CIGACi WASN'T STICKING IN IT ! DO YOU GET THEM tea wreruiKj' ? i nrvrn LDOMT KMOW MOJTWEY , TA5.Tt BUT 1VE SEEN KfcOWLt L.IVE. WITHOUT tM 1 -r l .G" Hunt's Craterian are Alice White, Ford Sterling, Hclmoae Herbert, Trlxie Friganza, Chester Conklin. KmHy Fltsroy, Ildanche Friderlcl, Mack Swain and a lot more familtur comedy players. The picture Is doubly interesting to those who have read Miss Loos' book, for it elaborates on Lorelei's eorly life, which was only touched upon in thejbook ' KLAMATH FALLS. New Meth odist church ready for use. at a Boyle Dayton pump when you're in need of gas oline. You'll get good gas and quicker service. One minute and you'll be on your way again. You'll find these Boyle-Dayton Acros wherever you go in the weit. Watch for them. Note howtheyimprove the appearance of service stations. Then specify them for your service station when you are ready to install. Just phone any Boyle-Dayton factory branch listed below or see your oil company. t.OS ANGELES, SlTOSnnta Fe Arc PIIOEn., 217 S. 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