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MEDFORW MAILTRIBLWS
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rd, Orafos, ondar Aot .1 Hairs .
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Br Uarrlar. In Adranee In lladlonl. AJB
auid. Jaclaonrtlla. Ualilral Point. mtam.
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Dallr. with Bandar, month f
Dally, without Hundaa, niolitn..
Dallr, without Sunday, ona yaar
Dally, with Hunday, urn yaar..
' All tarma. eaan In advanot.
6
too
1.00
UKUIIKR Of THK SKOllATICI FRM8
Kacalrlnf Full Uaaad Wlra Haute.
: Only pa.r In city county wlflng
.aw by Ulrfranh.
(Tlia Aaaoclalad Vrrm la aii-lualwly an
dtlad to "ha uaa ! tauubllratloo ol a"
Va dlanat 'haa oradllrd to It or otliarwlaa
ifadltad In UiU paper, and also to tha local
fwa puhllahed hattln.
All rl.lits lor rrpuhllratlm ol apodal dla
ntchra baraln ar alao raaarwd.
, Mworn dally araraiir emulation lor rii
innUia ondlidl Oct. 1, Ml, aaiU. (prmut
jraulallon ai6).
lOIIMal paper ol tha Oily of Uadf.rd.
I Offli-ill paprr ol Jaiaaon County,
Advtrtlaina
nraintatlra
H. 0. MilllKNMKN OKHI-AB.T
I nai. In N.a York. OhlrBBO. Uatrolt,
(an rraociaoo, too Aiujalaa. Kaattls. Pnrt
And. Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Furry
Tho sloKnn nfltho InW to tho
criminal: "YOU CAN'T WIN," also
Kuril' for the l'ortlniid bnsounll
li'itm,
MARRIED nmn with fumlly. sick
! wife,' wanls work of liny kind.
(ltoseliini, News-Review.)
' Tim nrnulllnl of Hlnrliilr. who
wan liberally smeared wlllt whltor
wish, In the oil bribe scandal, in
spires n doninnd Ihnl tho Jury
lyslem bo abolished'. Thlit In nil
excellent Iden, liut should Include
the U. S. Hcnnto tinil "Into Ir-Klnln-turfB.
i WAUKAW (lonorul I'lilKiilnky
in In a hoHiiltnt with nrurnlKlit.
((! llmtt'li). TciTlblo . . .. ami
no rrliiplpil nolillfin on tho ntroftH
of WitiBnw tioKKlnK for braid.
, Hllioo Ht'tlttlo, WiihIi., lion dlKCOV
oioil n four ymu' old boy, who i-nln
cIkum, ind mini's u rumpus If ho
don't got Ills dully intloii of to
hncno. it Is mi to this fnlr molio
polls to unveil n timid, with n doll
ii olio hand nnd it clRitrclto In tho
other.
"WANT K n Ucllnlilo mini for
fiirm. l'oiiniinrnt Job It good itt
i allocking. iKrom OH. vln lowii
I'npor.) Tlu'io wn on Ii lalunitn
tiitmed rot, ...
Tho oldt'nt kid of II. Msru, who
Klvon pronilno of hclnit n uud
tluniU'ibuck In nliout 10 yenrs, W
rmu,' it full fli'dscd diuininor for
,Vho UntKvol'osi:
Tho hop; cullliiK conlont plnnnod
for this vicinity Inckit Impoliin, nnd
a not opt lo coino to puiw. A irood
loK-cnllcr dor-H not llko .to Ret out
mid display hla sit, lo ninko
'lt'oiuvn hidldnr. Tho lending hog-
Ciilloi'B lllso fern Ihnl ml l-Jspeo
hi'iikcniiin In flno trim fnnu yell
&IW nt careful motorblH nt cross
lnits, would sue lk Into tho f fay and
enp the gravy.
IMlt) IWTHt.V '
Tip Sams had twins .
And a rsaor-hack sow,
Five dogs and a mule
And an old roan cow;
A bono spavined filly
And a one-room houc.
And a little wrinkled woman
JiiKt as meek as a mouse.
Old Tip ralseo tobacco
And lie trnfflked In skins,
For ho had seven sons'
In addition tn the twins;
And overy mother's son,
And the Utile mammy. Judo,
Hmoked a pipe all day
And tho twins both chewed.
Hut Tip kept a-illKKlng
And he never lost heart,
J-'or the dogs hunted rabbits
And they caught a right nmsrt.
And the hone-spavined filly
! And the mule pulled a plow.
And they lived off tho giving
i: f the old roan cow
And the neorn-fatted farrow
Of tho ranor-hnck now.
E Hut here the story closes
or my little romanoo,
I. For the seven sons are sleeping
I On the battlefields of France;
Iltul their daddy grows tobacco
And trafflka mill In skins,
I And the little wrinkled mammy
Has another pair of to lua.
1 tt'laiemont. Vs., Herald i
llKl.l.KKONTK. Vs., April :t
I'll Marko Matskovich of Wash
jiiKlon county, and liobeit lttim.
ticuro of Philadelphia, were eleo-
twined today nt liockvlcw peni
tentiary. Uiftua was convicted of
the shooting of Vora Terrell, a
eureka, duiinx an altercation.
M.ltakovlch was convicted of the
kllllns of George Orelch on March
M. IS".
WASIUXllTON, Aer. M (T
fc-olonei; Chart's A. 1 lundlHTgh '
ronferreci her today with Tnder
Hccrelary Olds of the state de
railment and, as usual, the vIMt,
Ktarted a batch of minora as toi
his future plans. Moat of the.'
juniors dealt with possible trip;
by Undheruh to Kurope. hut there,
fcvna no verlf icatlon of anr of;
them.
I WASH I. Nil TON .Apr. J UV-
v tentallv examiner's report p-
iil-ovinE the pmjoct of the Western
'acjflc railroad to connect ui with:
the Orecon Short line at Wella.
Nov., by new construction was filed
today with the Interstate com
inrrvo cvii) mission.
' WASHINGTON. Apr. -
James !. P-cverly of Texas was
THE BREAKDOWN OF
WIIKX ASKKD wliat lio tliought of tlie acquUUil of Mr.
Sinclair, Senator Uornh uniil:
. "I riliiill Psi'i'iid tho ili'eision of tlio supreme court in tliis
cunt." A jHTfcet rcjoimli'r,
J Tho Nupremo court ot tho 1'nitcil StulcK in vowtiKiitpd tlio cvi
tlict' which wuh prfNuiiti'd to the Sinuluir jury, aiiit aiiiiuloil
thi'Teupot Oomo loaKt, bi-euuse -thero win cvidvuve of "corrup.
tiifii, collusion untl frnud."
i oilier wordn, llie liihcst tribunal-iii tliis country con
vieted Sinclair an promptly as n jury of "liig pucrii" exonerated
him. r
Such a situation lirintM once more into sharp relief tho
woHkucNH of the, jury nvHtcin in thin country, and HtreiiK'theUM
tho evidtmcu thai us fur as Kccuring pronrjit justice in criiniiiiil
ciihoh in concerned piurilcularly whero tli power which great
wcfilth hringB in on the side of tho defeiidiint-rthe jury Bystcm
is a failuro. '
Tlie members of the supreme court might he tcn-mcd a per
fect "professional" jury. Not only aro thiiy incorruptible, they
a 10 all trained to discriminate between what is pertinent to a
cusc itnd what isn't, they are ruled by fa Ms, not appearances,
they nro impervious to ull appeals citlu-r of sympathy or
prejudice.
Not wishing to publicly condemn the findings of a jury,
Sentaor Borah simply answered tlie inquiry by saying ho would
re-reud the supremo court report.
' Wo wisli everyone could read it. A more convincing argu
ment for the conviction of Sinclair could scarcely 'bo imagined.
The absurdity of tho jury's acquittal of Sinclair may be
gleaned from tho undeniable fact that Iho jury members could
only havo arrived at such a verdict by accepting as true the
testimony 1 of ex-Secretary Fall's own son-in-law that the
$L!.'t(),0(0 iiid to Fall by Sinclair was not a bribo.' or a pay
ment in recognition of favors granted, but was a perfectly
legitimate purchase prico for
"cactus ranch."
Even a bubo in arms would
yet the verdict stands, and as
tho ease is el'ised.
With such a travesty on justice as this, and with rucIi a
verdict as the recent jury acquittal of Mr. Remus on tho "sole
ground of insanity," we fail to see how any thinking person
cull deny that oie of tho chief obstacles to C control of tho
crime wave in this country lies in tho scandalous breakdown of
tho American jury system.
QUILL POINTS
So live Hint you won't hato
t'ynicisc: Tho growl of an
a pup. ;
You can't evade your fate. A
measles 94 years and died of the
llig business can selecta president, but it can't find another
olio who won't meddle in national affairs.
Tho "nobody " doesn't affect,
namo ten important citizens of
dead ten years.
America is learning good manners, but even yet there are
many parents who speak di.srespctfnlly to their children.
Fable: She lived in a hick
dress suit and a silk hat; she
Europe's superior air force could lick America, just as Bris
bane fears, except for 11000 lililes of weather.
The faster be drives, the
he's going.
Americanism; Getting accustomed to ono section's pests
Illld disiistors niltl biMlig tllllllkflll you don't live where there
ro disasters of another kind
America has three elasi.es:
Ilinis WHO scorn tlie POODS, ami
hv the vomit? ititolloctmiK
New can't fire all of those who pay for their jobs,
sudors aren't in his department.
Tlie new woman has faults,
with a patent medicine itlmanao
in the other.
t'orivet this sentence: "Mary has been taken in by some
sorority," said the mother, ''but her letters about it arts free
of push."
THE NEBBS The
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MTiDFORD MATJ.
THE JUKY SYSTEM
a portion of Fall's bankrupt
, ..'
know Hint this is untrue. And
far as the courts arc concerned
bill collectors.
old dog that was kicked when
South Carolina woman dodged
disease last week.
tho destiny of the racet Well,
your own town who have been
town' her husband possessed a
never mentioned them.
less reason ho has to get where
mrvy cases. It provents the
'The boobs, the
vniuiir inlollK...
tlie common-sense people amused
Amhas-
hut she won't po throut;h life
in one hand and a dust cloth
Honorable Mr. Nebb
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
Slfnad latura parUlnlng to paraonil haaJth and hytlana, not to dlKaat diafnoaK or
traarmrnt. will ba abawerad
i vy ur. nraay II
lttara aliould tx brlrl and wnttan tn Ink.
celvrd, only a faw can ba anawrred hara. No reply can ba nuuU to quarioa oot conform
ing to liiatructlona. Addraaa Dr. William Brady, lo cara of tola nawapapar.
IIOMKWOKK AM TlllKllCXXOKIS.
Did you over (lick your head why wall half an hour for tha
Innlde k public nxhoo". room in coffee to ooak? J'lenae try mine.:
the middle of the session and . Hrln Proper amount of water to
take a whiff? If
you did, I hope
you made an un
eventful r e o ov-
ery with a short
convalescence.
B p ecially hi
( ll II n A I
vlan Chool!an hour' my way' unIe"1' yu f,nd
buildinga w h ero
tho politicians on
the board
are
HMII ml ri-in rr fn - unnl nl ...
find thn mmn.Lhnr. In ,!, h..l I
room something frlhtful. If you
have any heart at alt' In. your In-
tellectual makeup you vJR begin
in ,i,, ,i,. ......mj JL !
not ull dumb all the time. Whwo
Iheso costly moclmnlcal ventlla
tlon installations prevail, tho rule
I. very strict against open wln.
dows. It takes a teacner with
i,.ii...n,i i... . .... u
nr i.i....s.i r..h i, i, . .,iii'
, tl ,
mechanical and hence perfect. I'
Of course the mechanically wen-
tllated school rooms tire not the
only ones where foul air prevails
several hours a day. Thcro are
plenty of school rooms where no
provision at all has been mado
for ventilation and windows aro
wept closed becauoo drafts ore
nnathema. Thero nro a lot of
country or consolidated . schools
where the advantages of the un -
blenched muslin window screen
for example, aro unknown and
crl Is the inevitable fate of overy
child who comes to school. The
health authorities are in a hope
less quandary about the notorious
prevalence of respiratory Infec
tions at school, but they can't do
anything to Improve tho situa
tion without candidly admitting
that there In no such Illness or
Klin, tnuitlnn n n .'..Amnmn .1
a reversal of their own teach
ings which would make them look
moro ridiculous than they do now
In coping with tho
condition.
disgraceful,
It Is n dlsgraco to our boastful
Am..H,. , ...
I tho school room la the favorite
,
i.,a ' u.,i... rrt.. . I
and all the other common respi
rotary Infections that tho old-timo
sanitariums cabled "diseases of
childhood?"
It is nothing less than an ad
vonturo for a child to go to school
In cold weather, unless the child
is fortunate enough to attend an
open air school or something of
tho kind.
It is a strnln on the child's en
durance to remain for four or
five hours dally In tho atmos
phere of tho school room. Record
ing to generally recognized medi
cal., authorities.. (JMrsonally, J.
don't relievo that this has any
I thing to do with the child's lnf-
munlty to these respiratory infec
tions). Certainly we all know that
It is unnatural and Injurious to
compol a young child to rmealn
quiet and still for several houfsl
a day. Just because tho teachej-,
steeped In the traditions ot peda
gogy, believes noise and move
ment objectionable.
So good an authority as Dr. S.
Adolphus Kr.opt says the curricu
lum In high school is often so
extensive as to be detrimental to
good physical and mental de
velopment, and reform Is an ur
gent necessity. Doctor Knopf said
this In a scientific paper on "Tu
berculosis Among Young Women."
The cluttering of the curriculum
with one thing and another eivca
the teacher her cue to devise an '
extensive schedule of "homework"-!
for the high school pupil. In my
ItiriVment thl. l.n,,izni.. i-
conirllnitlnK cause of tuberculosis
I
i
jwuiia BiiHicni irom cemni? ino:iiv m.un'iiuutu- ama-aea .iiism
exercise, play, open air recrea-
! tlon or physical work he or she
nuntlru i ..i j . .i
velopniont. It prevents the boy.Sam .cklson. but he ws In town;
lor rom developing normal
' Immunity.
QUESTION'S AMI ANSWERS.
Try Asnln. "
1 am still waiting for a rejily
to my letter written to Dr. Brady
three weeks co. I inclosed f.
cents for a copy of the pamphlet.
Mrs.- K. Mi'K.
Aiisn.r Perhaps you confused
my column wit haomethinc; els.
I have never asked correspondents)
to send money and I do not dls-t
tribute pamphlets. ,
More Offto Ixirc. j
I tried your way to make cof-l
fee and found It very good, but
.... . -
OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL' 24,' 1928. f
auoilMHl, Mii-aaureaaru cnvriopa la ancloaed.
Owliuj to tha larga ouiubar of latlara ra-
boil, then add one tablespoonful
of coffee to the cup, stir, and set,
aside where it Is warm, while
I stirring add Just a pinch ot salt.
f""'" X, '
" th ''f"noo. only my way
AnHwer You da not wait' half
It convenient to do so. Juat put
the f re lily uround coffee in the
pot with cold water, "add a bit of
egK or not aa you prefer, and set
P' on flre- Watch pot and
snatch from fire Just beforo boll
fng point is reached. Serve as
" lQOO,m """"sn. it me
coffee is to stand any part of
f". hoKu', r "T? efrof vi"g'
' ,f . r 1 M. " "";nd the
W wtttori "'"' only extracts
,'"' or flavor, jf It stands
" ' 'Zl.1, "Tt "; wore; 1
18 allowed to boll a few minutes.
tha' drives off tho nroma
and
lextracuHl
w m c.vubcu uuui trying jour
way. Tannin Is nasty, bitter stuff
to drink, even tho it be mixed
with coffee, cream, sugar and
everything.
Vot'kronpltoti Shot to Somewhere
I thank you for your instruc
tion, for eradicating cockroaches.
Just as you said, they now wish
they ' hod ' never been born. We
I had seriously 'considered naming
" ' "L "T '"J?" rner"; "ul
I i .vuim ui norm VI 11
Brady's
treatment - the roaches
that overran -.tho place seem to
be all shot . to holl, as Friend
Husband puts H. Mrs. D. O. J.
Ans Cockroaches are 'shrewd
fellows. They're nearly as wise as
rats. But they have one innate
habit that brings, their undoing
If you know how to take advan
tage of It. Thoy lick heir feet
' 101 HIV?. IlllVt, WUIKeil 111 UUSl,
In order to. take advantage of
I this you need only to know what
sort of dust to provide. That 1
... n,l , .. -lt ........... ..... n !,...
. . .Mrrt tti i
ask for it and do not refer me
oa cupping. ,
"ve V'? "" " .PT ,
Please inform v ine if it 1b ad
vlsablo to use the Iodine treat-
ment for goitre In a girl 10 years
of ago, tho quantity to use.
W. W. ....
Answer-Thnt would be unsafe
Tieave the treatment to the judg
ment of your doctor..
.(Copyright John P. Dille Co.)
I "Well, she kin afford
lius-
1 band, fro- h1mV m. n mv1 Inh.
'' ha us saved her moncT,"
snapped Mrs. Km Fu.li, t'Osy.
Ratio Kile's engagement.
I kill
Utile
. romcnincf when I mi
K.. ..imMwtra -. i' .. L in
i aay looauv like a million aot-
tars.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pace On)'
thau 23 centuries they have
contributed gerat men to the
1 1 ..i. .
orM. some among them greaU
est in the world.
. "
Mussolini celebrates this happy
,' .... y -
Ts
OHYMCAX
Rippling
Rhymes
(By Wait Maaoal '
' TUK BHVT MOlTli. "'
It may be I am scheming to
rout the government, but lo all
outward seeming I am a peace
ful gent; what thoughts I'm
entertaining no delegate can
know, as I, without complain
ing, upun my errands go. : I
smile upon my neighbors and
wl8h them' happy days, and I
applaud the lubors of all Hard
working Juys. It may be I nm
thinking how vain thoso lu
bors are, as I go clanking,
clinking. In my tin motor car;
It may be I am viewing my
neighbors with disdain, as X go
clanking, clinking In my large
pewter wain. But still I'm
mildly beaming on all things
as I go; if I ant plotting,
scheming. ; no ' one will ever
know.- It's the expansive crit
ter who's talking all the time
who finds existence bitter,, the
world a sort ot crime I may
be subtly planning to lift a
neighbor's cow, but, all discus
sion banning, I wear a tran
quil brow: I give the people
greeting, and talk of pleasant
things, of how all ills are fleet
ing, of how all woes have
wings. I deal In sprightly chat
ter, some good profess to see.
and so it doesn't niattor how
dark my thoughts may be.
Most .men aro often brooding,
they think this life a frost,
with promises deluding and
troubles that exhaust. The
foolish give expression to all
the stuff they think, and show.
by their confession, their souls
are on the blink. The world
has long annoyed them, and
they give vent to roars, and so
the crowds avoid them and call
them deadly bores. The wise
men blithely twitter however
sad they feel; and : if their
thoughts are.-bitter, thoy make
no gloomy spiel.- " "' ' -
birthday by Inaugurating great pub
lic works.
One of his birthday presents to
the great city will be the finest
airport in the world.
This country. 2529 years younger
than Rome,, and ten times as rich
as Italy, has two of Its greatest
cities, New York on the Atlantto,
and Los Angeles on tin?' Pacific,
with no airport worthy of mention.
We ought to find a Mussolini. '
The small monoplane that car
ried Captain Wilkins over . the
North Pole weighs only 1660
pounds, goes 136 miles an hour,
and was created by Allen Long
head. The load carried weighed
as much as the plane.
Similar powerful little machines
will soon be the pride ot many
young fliers.
Captain Wilkins deserved suc
cess. He smashed five-plane--in
previous efforts to conquer the
pole-. Australia, his fatherland,
offered him the job ot air min
ister, but he prefers work more
dangerous. He was a newspaper
man in the Balkan war, an avi
ator In the World war. and went
with Shackleton on the Antarctic
expedition that cost Shackleton his
life.
George Bernard Shaw otfers so
cialism as a remedy for war, pov
erty, disease, marriage troubles,
drunkenness and other social evils.
His "The Intelligent Woman's
Guide to Socialism and Capitalism"
tells about It
Socialism, Shaw brand, would
facilitate divorce. Any married
woman could walk out, free as air,
if she wanted to. And that, says
Shaw, would make marriage per
manent, and happier. Husbands
would live in dread of finding the
lady gone, and behave.
There would be no alimony, for
that is blackmail, says Shaw.
All amusing. Hut Mr.
Shaw's
tneas would not worK in ine t onco.
where the native crouches beside
M. ("ecsvinc rhlnpmcern tin t H hm
ALLEN'S fJoT-EASE
rr Tlr fMt II CmI Ihi -
At niitht wben yoar foet
art tired, ton and iwollen
tmtn ltlK aBlarlta naa
rt.nclnr iwtrinfct
luninvr-UH powder
in we rooi-Dic, gtnxij
mo in sore aoa in
Qumd puts and
relief It like mairic.
InIA Tntir ahm. In
fv
the rnorafnt and.tri,s 430 lle of puilty
walkalldaylnoom-
fort. It Ukea Ue
Yfrtkwi tmm tbethc. Forpitl 8ampl
ditraaa, UUS-S FMT-U9.
stomach is distended,;; then goes
bome( to sleepltotr.
And they won't work in our civili
zation, only a few thousand years
from, the .Congro stage.
Laws socialistic, filutocratlc or
otherwise, do not change human
beings fundamentally. They only
reflect human beings as they aro.
Not socialism, but 60.000 years
of work and disappointments are
needed to do the things enumerat
ed by 8haw. . DiacusBion and sug
gestions, even foolish ones, are
useful, however. Any hypothesis
is better than none.
LVMPHE, Kent, England, April
24, (VP) . i Another solo flight to
Svilncv. Australia, started here to-
day, when Wing Commander E. K.
i Manning picked up his suitcase and
climbed into a llgnt airplane simi
lar to that UBed by Hert Ilinkle in
his successful flight. He took off
on a route which led to Marseilles,
Corsica, Sardinia, Tunis and then
along the . usual air pathway to
Australia.
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Senator Ciiltelt, republican, of
Massachusetts, who has been ill
for. the last two weeks, today
was reported as greatly improved.
At his office. It was said hlscon-
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