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PXGE FOUR
MEOFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Dally, Kuridar, Wrekljr
I'lihlitln-J liv ll.e
HKIIFillil) t'MMINO CO.
ts-t7 K. I ir bt. I'hOM 7
llllllKIIT W. Itl'lll., K.litor
8. suuriKK sunn. Uuuta
Ad liuji-iii-iulml Ntfwiir
Kntrrril a. a.-e.irnl Has mutter at Meil
(onl, Ormoii, under Act ul MuriU , laTW.
snisciiiriiuN haiku
R U.ll In A.lvnlirP!
n.il, .-HI. M I.i- .... 17. fiO i '
u.ii,; iiu Kwid, niuiiih TSiwill Take these earthonakes and eveloni-s and Hoods, for ex-
P.ily, mllMi'll Siimla), )-ur O...U : . .,- , i
liailr, Kiiimut Kiu.dd), nwntb T';, 11 hi I ile I lielieve tliev are ininishinentH iiLlheted nil 11 wiekecl
Uju.Llw M.il 1 riliilli,.. mil! tr. ... X.IMI I .
Hmitluv, line .vi-.r
Hy t'.'rrirr, III Advance 111 Mi-illor.l. Afcll
land, Ju kmiiiville, .Viilrul I'.imt, I'liocuil,
Tuli'iit, llul'l Hill and un HiijltMaya
hailr. will. Huruliiy. itiimiMi.
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itll), williout HiUmImv, tiiunth...,
.Lilly, will. out Non-U), une ymt..
l),,y, with Nuinliiy, une )ear....
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All ttTina, ftiuli In mivaiice.
UKU libit OK TUB ASSnt lMKH I'ltKSS
Kwiirtng Full I.fasl Wire SiTVir
Only ur in city or cumily reteiviiiB
nna fiv tfl'iiTal)li.
r,,;!, ,r,:!r '.U.
t'Etw io-l Ims.rt ..rilling to do with il. He is a lod of love,
' "-! Ilis ""''v '"l-,,s r-vr. He is f.-cnlle, and t.iiek to for-1
p,.a, Lerein arc- aiM. n-a.Tv.-o. aiv,; His heart is filled with pity for His poor ereatures. He"
JSSrJSSS. WrSi." ""ji imii.-nt. nnderst in- and slow .0 aner."
Official pilfer of the City nf Mel ford.
Offnlal pjMT of jMloort CounU".
Advertldinit Rrrrriit'iitlvw
U. O. UiMiKNSKS k foHl'ASV
0i(i In New York. ( Im ;.. Detroit,
fian Krinclat'O, Lot Aug I(e, Siraltle, Port
Und. Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
A liegiru of local citizens to
tholr own beloved America, and !
that otituuat of civilization, !
Kansas Ih now underway.
Tso Ng. rbiuese diplomat, fnr .
ninny iiKXMis naH iiui'Ikiumi. wan
I ho t'uriiM't KiuntillK nf his inu- j
nirluT. There has also been nume
ci)iiteniilutlon, relative to the j
iUMt's.sliy and I m hurt u nee nf the '
rear "X" fimi'ieil by .Mr. Fuxx. it j
ealeher fur the I'liilailelphla team
of the American leauue. The nitu-'
ntlon Ik helpeil u lot. by the fol
lowing item from Sclo. duly pub
lished lu the esteemed Albany
Jlerald-Denmcrat.
John I'gr was among the
country folk trading in this
city a few days ago. driving
in from the farm a short dis
tance from Sclo.
The graduating class nf the high
school got away in fine shape last
night lu the- bunion derby to eter
nity. These charming girls and
sturdy boys, are on their first lap
the boys furnishing the laps.
An eight year obi boy of I'ort
land, shot a playmate of the ripe
age of 11, in Hie throat. Tills
wnuhl not happen if there was a
target at the rud of every cradle.
WHAT OTIM'.ll STKI'S?
(t'oiidou dispatch)
Will Hie man who borrowed
ladder lioin Kurn leigh hall
kindly return il at once, nr
other steps will be taken.
"So you're the sinart-aleek who
nays such menu things about the
Oregon football teiim','". snarled a
fair co-ed. when introduced ' to the
filleged smart -a leek, who Immedi
ately crawled into the same corner
thai loft students, alumni, etc.,
crawl into every tone there is a
football game.
The President will spend Ilis
racalinn on an Island in the middle I
of a Wisconsin lake. The fear is I
thus dlHspciic.1 that be would i -.-
turn lo South I'ukotu and put up a
cowboy Intl. I
. i
Thls car's cop of cum Is be
Kinntai; to peep throuah the warm
e.-irlh. and llle aerealte Indicates
Ihcre will be no shortaKc ,,f roasl
Iiik ears.
(The llallcs t limnlclr)
A lialb-s li.iy . w ho for ubvi
.oiis reasons Is unnamed, yes
terday captured a stray alley
cat and souahl lo have sonie
rua torturilo; the animal.
lie procured a slick and
Knuccil out both of the cat's
eyes, then, aller apparent ly
llavitiK wearied of the ani
mal's aaouy. he cast II into
the slouah lo drown.
It Is obvious that llo publicity
should be attached lo the youur.
man. owIiik to the prominence of
his I'aw I maybe). The cruelty Is
easily explalncil. It Is the awak-
ciiiuk in a iiesne to oe a ureal
suraeoii, and not another liick -
man.
, The drcailci! rhubarb pie has
liroketl out nKiiin lu this vb-iully. I
It bi-alns In look like everyboilv
hud a straw hat who was koiiik i,,
(jet one. The Older I leys al e
Underneath Ibe models Willi roblll
CKK blue bauds.
the warm weather has eradicated
and
any number
nf male limps and
lumbago.
vtu iu;i: tih.hf.
Flashlight photographs are em
ployed lo preserve for future gen
erations a picture of some mo
mentous and historical occasion
f such an the annual banquet of the
brotherhood, or the opening of ibe
charity drive or the visit of the
president and secretary of the
company to inspect the loea! plant.
II is. therefnte. very essential that
you look your best if history is t
Judge you aright.
The signal that a flashlight is to
he taken is the arrival of a phnto
grapher w ith camera ntub trlpnd
and a stutnge looking tin contrap
tion on which he begins to spread
what looks lint unlike rat poison
There Is al hast the consolation
that In Hiirh a distinguished rom
jmtiy ou will not be required tu
take a position In the center of the
flrlnK line, mid that one of the
executives will be between you and
thf fhiMh. When the photographer
MiRgpNttt 1'iat wonie of the eisinn
A STORY OF TWO MEN, A SAGE, AOT' A
BOTTOMLESS PIT
TWO rielitcons men wilt) hml little t tin hat in llif Kliatlf of a
tree ami whittled itinl iil'jjiictl. Tliev ai'jriieil, us rif-'Jltioils
liien will, rotirrriiinj; tile nature nf (iiul.
"M.v liflief is," said one of them, "that man Iich will tu
fear ioil. His wrath is easily provoked, anil He- is tliicl; to
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iveiiL'e lliiiisrlt mi those who
world. Men live brazenly in sin
wrath, Imt His patience Mors not
is wean- of the world's wickedness lie sends illsilHlers to
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1 ""SC l no nil e Hill ei 10 lllili'm i i ihi.
"I think von are wrun,'' said the other 111:111. "(iod ifsn'l.
like that, at all. These 'disasters yon are talking alxint aii'i
nierelv the normal fiinel ioiiint.' of Nature. A flood is a disaster
I Hi".- wlm hi to he in the
Thus the two men armied: and heeanse they could not afrree, j
they decided to visit a Sape who lived near anil ask him to com-j
pose their difference.
' It is a simple matter," said the Na;:c. '"Near the top of'
yomlcr moiinlain is a raw aihl in
.bottomless. (Jo their anil look into the pit ami you will srr
i your lotl. "
Tin- two mm visited the rave ami a.ctl into tile pit hnig ami
rarnestly ami then returned to tilt' Sao to tell him what they
had seen.
I " I was ritfhl'," said one id" the men. " I saw (Iod, and I le is
i as I pictured him stern of countenance, demanding complete
onedieiicc, tpncK 10 piuusn utose w no sin.
' .Vav, 1 was riht," sail the oilier mall
js .rent If and kind. l)'e shines in
not harm the poorest of His eretittires. His hi'art is filled with;'
nnpnssioii. anil lie will forgive
The Saf,re chuckled.
"You did not kcc (iod in the
at t Ik bottom of it, urn!
e water
vour own reflect ions,
.,
r,aru in
own iimitfe. liobeit Guillen.
QUILJL
There's no way to keep money
If you don't do it, your heirs will.
Crooks and incompetents will
as the people retain their sublime
iSuildings don't eliminate parking space. They merely raise
it a few stories. Slop worrying ami build elevators.
You no longer hear vocal synCpathy for the horny-handed.
Jfcrs don't need juiv sympathy.
There's untiling in sinus. Fifty years ago it dog in the house
indicated poverty.
I line way lo tench tin- Chinese Hie (Joldeii Rule would lie to
treat them its we'd like to lie treated.
I'arkin;; space isn't always n lilessiiiir. The more parkin
space there is in u head, the harder it is to u-i-t an idea in.
I'liere are two ways to avoid
Hiitonia I if clutch release or Im a
, .,
.Miii-rieaiilsm : l-eelini; very ellieietit In-eaiise we use six ear
lion copies, a filing caliinet and n Idue print to do the work of
it still) pencil.
A flivver camiiino tour is inesiH-nsive after vou decide It isn't!"';" i" bun-fool, even when we
slealiit"; to iialhiT corn, potatoes,
I 'it ft of the Filipino's tax money is now used to hire dclec
lives tn watch him. Slowly hut surely the islands ti-l Anieri
calii.ed.
Life is like a race. Speed up it i it
hut you v-ct to tin- em! more ipiiekly.
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I HIT
I this sentence :
- M)j(l(
cynic to the I'liUnum pest
1
illu' kiddie
!
Your employes may seem dumb, but they aren't so dumb
hey wouldn't take a rest if they were boss ami felt that wav.
A I'Vencli critic says American women arc
the knees down. Hill whv rake the hark Mini.'
THE NEBBS As You Sow, So Shall You Reap
I ,SOB.WITM MV OAU6MTeR Fk IESrEO AOVlie 1 WILL BE WER 1 WAS MEfc FATMEB
f AtoAiM I ME 5AW MEfi ) g . TAXJICFOL FOB IT. OUT OMT.LYwpULO SUB SPEAvc TO iMeJN
SO KOTECESTEO IM AKiVONjey I ,Z..7 'JV' 1 e, TWEkl COrJSiDES THIS ttffAlB JE TMAT-WELL L WTOTE.
EVEM .CMOVAJ WMO ME A60 M.M . ME DOM'T s A orTsTp I AMD IP 1 FlMO ME'3 A 1
uEh3 ABOUT TU is. ,M S ,J K1E f Y ! 7 'l. IvMIM OUT OF ClCCULATVCeVJR
SXZ&n, LZ ' , , . n,.n.bu m. i bhi i.? ii r,t. M.J in " - I l iJ
O 9
t ifEDFOriD rAl.f
scorn unit ami inmc in m. in
ami think I hoy cjjm escape Ir.Nlthut the normal skin -absorbs,
ciwlure forever, Jilul when He1 throws off wastrs ami brrathos"
rnhh 1
I I in,
way, whether ill
are (.'odd. nr j
the ciivci is a pit that is ralltxl
"J saw llim, and
lis eyes. He would
nil who transgress."
pit." said he, "There is water
serves as a mirror. Y
(HI saw '
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on nas crc.iieti ins nou in ills
POINTS
from being spent, old fellow. '
get elected to office as long
faith in labels.
arrest for specdin;;: Install an
pretty L'irl.
etc., front adjacent fields.
you cover more ground,
enjoyed your talk." said I he hard -!
concerning your wi
and i
I
neat only from
Xobod
TRmtTNE, "NrKPFORD,
Personal Health Service
ly WILLIAM BHAD7, M. D.
Sifned letter perUlolDf to personal health irid hygiene, not to dteat dU(noil or
treatment, will U anewfred by Dr. Hra.ij If itimjxHl, Mlf-adUretwd euvi-lupt la enclosed.
Letlrra hould b brirf and written lu ink. Owing to ttie lurgt uuuiber ot letter re-cei-.l,
only ft (tw can t aiiawered here. No rly i-aii be mailt to querleo not conforB
lua; to Inalrucllona. Adiire bf. William Brady, in cart of Una uewapaper.
i; i;rtvor: sifon.i)
Some, soap propaganda widely
drcu luted hy mail In tho newspa
pers nillVi'V till- Hlultliiii' nmvN
innttu
nf Iir. Munyun: There is
1 nuppuse these snap maker
wnuhl iiHi.siUer It vutjiar to refer
to Hv.eat by any other name than
igrspiratini). They wnuhl probab
ly call Ukh limbs If the U-h be
longed to a lady. Me that as it
KI'CIIIN the unlit. miiliri'j
u rmined that no rharmiim man
or sociable unman shall do any
perspii inn even though It is unite
normal to perspire. They are play
int; up the hoary superstition that
unpleasant ndnr Is 11 siun ur a
warnirm nf disease nr something
ionvhnleniiria or unsanitary.
This superstition Is as old as the
liiits and is still rherished by a lot
of Knnd people whose health edu ra
tion has been m-uli'ted. They as
sume tiiat any unusual or foul odnr
is a IliiiiK I'uU rails for investi
U'atjon by the health department.
1 Visit snme of these jood people,
well as rredulmi.s young folk
who take too seriously the flubdub
soap ami antiseptic Most rum propa
ganda, would read .Mark Twain's
"The Invalid's Tale."
Practically the sole function of
"lt HW0Mt ln t-nl tnr body. Vir-
lunny it contains nothing hut salt
land water not
uough of any "im-
purity, toxir material, or waste
j matter" to count lu any eolleeiv
j able Ntato of health or sickness. It
is absurd to Imagine the skin ever
1 absorbs anything. It is ridiculous
I to I m a ur i n e the human skin
i "breathes" that is, uh sorbs or
ti,k, s 1,1 ,,ir 'xretes or gives
M iany itimi oi an- or gas. i nese
(notions arc propagated only by in
I terests that profit on credulity.
' Sweating not perspiration is a
good tiling and every woman who
wishes to have "charm" and every
man who would hv "socially nr-;
ceptahle" should do his or her own 1
sweating every day, for the simple j
reason lhal urllve sweating Is a j
koikI index of increased metabol
ism, which is life, and active i-
el'clse. work or play of one kind
or anoliiei- is the best means of in
creasina or stlniulallni; metabol
ism. or course there Is a charaele-r-Islle
odor associated with every
person, but as for this, the more
sweatiUk the person does the less I
disagreeable will such personal or
"body" odor be.
11 nocsn t mailer whether one i
names oiieu or not ai all. so rar
as such odor Is concerned, clean ;
clnthluK
and an opportunity for
Ibe air to reach the skin, will r
,-
is ,
move odor as effectively as il
possible for one who wears clothes '
lo remove it. ;
1
I jri.'.s'ri.lW IVIi 1 vwll-l.-lrw
1 fmsh
Xi arly Sure t in-.-
1 have heard that vou know u
run. cure lor corns ' Mrs
I K ...
Answer I don't know a sur.-i'hc
cure for anylhliiK except taxes I lu I
I have noli
I ,,llt p,.,,. withlhllll II possllile cuslniniT.
corns e,et rid of tin- corns when
llley leave otf shoes fur a few
weeks. l-'ew of Us have Ibe cour-
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have lb lorlunlly--but when
a sou has a broken l, u- or some-I
I hi im 11 isn't so difficult. I b.-i
ll"e about I er cent of suffer- !
ers from corns would experience 1
lasllni; relief If they would sup- !
press I In r vanity and wear shoes 1
one or two sizes lai-aer than the !
monslrous pincers they now aflecl. !
The corns mav be soiiene.l i
I moved hv dallv n on Ilea 1 i.m i t I
1 solution of :ln eralns of sallevlle
'acid in half ounce of flexible cnl-
Modlon. of course the cms will
develop imaln If you continue the '
friction and compressinn of vour:
feet by , ,o, .erlv filled shoes.
'il m- lorn llnrrv Call. j
I'lease tell me what a i i,.n '
should do after he has cut tin- side I XKW YtUtK -A masterpleee ' " 111 uf ""' Party this is hik-hly
off a bunion in order to Bet the w hich .Mi s. I'loi ence llrooks-Ateu dishonorable und utterly destrue
slioe to I'll and slop flow of blood. : thinks makes her look loo fat is "ve of parly solidarity, and will
Answ er As nearly as we can ! f or sale in a den ler's Ba llery. The I not be tolerated by this cominlt
fiuure II out. he sbnubl summon arlii-t was tniid a retainer of ! lee. Kach candidate Is entitled
a surueon or call an ambulance. .Mi'.Omo plus s:ou for a special ' to the full support of the counly
It would hi- afcr and nn.i-.. t i.
sees It.'faetor.x to cut the side off Hie shtie. I
OREOOX. SATURDAY,
do his vx nwkatixc
Mow lo Tell About Adenoids.
Mow can I find out whether our
little buy has adenoids? Two
friends Insist he has and others
' ! think he hasn't. He is rather rest-
-these soap mak- less nights, has frequent head colds
ers having an- but he ran breathe thrmjfch his
nulled physiology nose. S
to release to the Answer As mediral advisers
world this rovo- mi. friends are our worst enemies,
lutionary dineov- There are only two ways to de
cry. If ever the, p-miinc whether u imtient has
doctors, research 1 a, lenoids. First, by feeling the
workers or lab- adenoids, by seeing them with the
oratory nun get aid of the throat mirror both jobs
stuck, let them fur your doctor. There are no
remember t li e. characteristic symptoms, tell your
friends, when they mow too en
thusiastic about the boy.
(Copyright John V. Oille Co.)
I)a light savin o u I d only )
mean that mot her would have t' ;
put lb' coffer pot on mi hour;
rai Her. an' hold slipper 111 It got !
loo dark I' see I he hall. Faint!
heart never won fair lady, or got i
pa-1 t li front door with a vac- j
mini sweeper.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
police say confessed the killing, ami
!IVU ,.., -'fill ,l ill.r w ll in. 1
. key ami my recolluctlou nf tile kill-!
i illK Is vamie." proper rules. rcKuiuuons 01 it.-,-
i .Kciiil.-tliInK mmht to lie done ! mtions provide for all matters uf
! about boollei! whlskev III addition I l"" '-v Kov.-rnnienl;
.'lo niaklliK il a soureu of revenue! "Whereas, the .lackson County
llo boolloK-.'ors. enl'orceinein aiieiHs Republican Central committee or
: anil politicians. i;anized under the election laws
J ' of the slate, which declare it lo
II. '.. .Mitchells "Sentinel," all. u,L. highest party authority,
! I omldji. .Minn., wins the prize as ami wlii.-li mav by proper rulva
best weekly in the, national elll-
tot lul contest. 'I Ilis Is a Kood lime j
to remind the public ill peueral. 1
anil natlollill advertisers ill particll-'
lar, that country weekly llewspa-
pers are (he most Important organs
f public opinion ami protectors of
public wellare. 1
I
And their uilvei-Hsinir value. Iter i
mill line, is not excelled lv anv ! slanuarus ami meais oaseu 00
i pnblicat ion or any kind. j sound principles should not have
' The reader ol a country weeklv'he support uf the people;
:huys I'verytltiiiK Irom shiiiKles on! "Whereas, a party which does
roof lo cement in tile cellar not have the courage lo openly
' 'l"r. and every all veil Iser has ill and fairly proclaim its objects
Seven congressmen wont from
"iisniiiKion 10 i.'iKenui'st in two,.all .,..,.. ,- jaekson county,
ariny airplanes. Ihen hoanled the i
V,V..,. ,
'
11 is iinpoilaal lor lawinakercs to
know exactly what the diriKihlc call
do. (let mans are buililins a IlKlller-
Ihan alr ship, expected tu -so around
lie world ill twelve days with only
Iwo slops.
This country Is lillililinu 'nil all -
lllelal tlii'lKlhle, lo be safe nualtist
1 1 Kli I li I UK, 11 il ii'iKlh c, s Kl'ell t est i an-
'-'er. !
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111,. Ial.i. u
f r.i ine ;
ml won SIimmi more in liti- i
mit Ion .
JUNE 2. 1923. '
Rippling
Rhymes
(By Wall Win)
VAIX (jrKKTIOXIXC;
A xi-nre uf tluritiK. ardent
mhiIm are planning now tu i-i-owh
Hie li-liu', or journ.-y to the fur
thest pities ln uirshilJK, and tlirlr
huin-s art. fine; their enlerpilsc
I would not iaa, thulr judKiiu-nt
I would nut ti-udllcr; but us I
rend till) latent llan, I ask the
ilil.-Hllon, what's the use? The
poles have been discovered
twice by famed explorers, as we
know: there's nothiiiK there but
slacks of Ice and novelties In
sleet and snow; there's nothing
hut the ley hl-eatll of winds thai
niovi- the leaden eluud; there's
nnlhiiiK but the threat of death,
without a coffin or a shroud.
The poles have been discovered
twice, which fills our hearts
with gratitude; now leave them
to the snow and Ice where
ghosts of dead explorers brood.
A lurid story full uf thrills is
,ill such efforts can produce;
I ask the men w ho pay the bills,
I humbly ask tlu-ni. what's the
use? And some will fly across
the sea from west lo east, fruin
east to west: if winners for a
west: if w I n n e r s. for a week
they'll In- so liolligt-d they can
not rest. Tie- lecture platform
will await their efforts to In
struct, amuse, and Hollywood
will ope lis mile lo wet them In
the filmland views. Hut all
such glories soon will pass, new
heroes will be breakillK. loose:
all faun- is brief, all flesh is
K'-nss. and people wonder,
what's the use? Hut where one
winner reaches shore and the
applause that there abounds, a'
do.en will be seen no more until
the final trumpet sounds. And
"What's the use?" we may in
quire, but all such queries are
in vain: 11 Is the hero's hlah
desire to conquer, daring death
and pain.
j The following resolutions were
j adopted by the Jackson County
j Republican C e n I ni 1 committee.
Thursday:
"Whereas, the election laws of
Oregon provrtV,
I "That the county central com
'mittee of each party coming under
ihi lesions nf this law
iiviiipj in. i.ii,.. ... ... -
'' auihorlty. and may by such
,. resolutions provide lor all mat
u party government, do. s
1, i. .,yii,n full resnonibilitv
fnl. ,',, cmluct of the cominu-
t.unipalKn. and shall exercise all
.,, ...,., ...,,1 orer.matives dek-
Hated to It by the people under
the law:
"Whereas, a party without hish
ami aims cannot 00 irusien i."
iow.-i. t nci el 01 e. 101s .-oiiiinii 1'.-
elected lo represent the republi-
pledges its moubcrs ami the can-
ilulales n Inateu l.y the pally
, lo llle rollowinK slamlanls or con-
I'1'"'' "ml service:
"Whereas. 11 Is the duty of
; 1 h is 'ommlltee to work for ami
loyally support every candidate
the ticket nominated by the
! republican party In the primary
!"f May IS. and this resolution.
! when and If adopted, shall be
hi ml l ni; to elicit nioniucr ot
the
County Central coinnilttee
und
'Is sub-cummlltees;
""'hercas. on occasions in other
campaigns certain candidates on
the republican ticket have tailed
1 " '"-"'"V support Other CUIldl-
(dates on their ticket, thereby sub-
stltulinir their own will for the
committer and of each one of his
associates on the ticket.
I . Wlicrcus, niputlsni Is not con-,
du. lve lo H lllsh order of public
i service; when u mini or woman;
Is elected to u position of publlcl
trust, the people do not look wlthj
:fuvor on purl or nil of his or her
relatives beinB Installed as as-,
slstants. deputies, or clerks; there-I
fore this coiiimllteo announces as
lis settled policy, opposition to
the practice of nepotism.
"However, we wish to say In.
this connection that the salaries
paid to many of our public offlc-,
tuls are entirely Inadequate when
the responsibilities assumed and
the nature uf the service demand-:
ed is tnkeii into consideration, and,
this committee is III favor of uiij
upward revision of salury sched
ules as now provided by law for
our public servunls. wlm ure hold
InK positions fo trust mid respon-;
sihilltV: 1
Whereas, the Jackson County
I'ential c. nlltee re. uKliizes that
a hiiili 1,',,er "f efficiency and
i-cononiv lu the administration
of the county's affairs can only)
be broUKhl about by co-operation j
und team work ninoni; the county,
officials: therefore. It the people,
see fit to elect the republican!
ticket this rail, this committes
shnll Insist thnt a spirit of con
fidence and friendly Kood will he;
established allium; our public of-,
ficlals. !
Therefore, be It resolved, thai
these laws enacted by the l.-Klsla-tlre
for party control, and tills,
code of parly ethics shall be coll-j
sldered as a covenant to which
nil members of the County Central
committee and all members or the
county ticket, shall pledge them-1
selves without reservation." j
Wall Street Report
XEV. YORK. Jimo 2. (V) Dis
reRiirilliiR tinhtenlnK credit condi
tions prices ran up briskly In to
day's stock market under tho im
petus of pool operations.
Copper shares, after running into
heavy profit taking all week, sud
denly darted forward under the
leadership of American Smeltins.
which crossed 2ut) to a new liiKli
record for a gain of about five
points.
. Chrysler and Dodge F.rothers
Motors were heavy on profit taking
by tradera who bousiht those issues
earlier In the week on announce
noinicement of merner terms. Hup
and Hudson recorded substantial
Kains on reports of record break
in.'; Mav production.
International Telephone soared
9i points, Victor Talkins Machine
S and Kadio 4 on unconfirmed ru
mors i-onnectliiK those companies
in iienotlatlons for the sale of Ra
dio's communications business to
International Telephone and a sub
sequent meruer.
Midland Steel products preferred
.lumped tlV'i points and Paramount
Famous Players, Advance Rumely
common and preferred and Allied
Chemical suld foar or more points
hinher. The closing was stronK.
Total sales approximated 1.S00.000
shares.
A sensallomil huyliiK movement
in tleneral Motors which jnn up
more tliun six points to '.'00 fea
tured the Into dealin-'-'s. So swift
was tho advance in this stock that
the hlKli price illil not appear on
the tape until several minutes after
the market had closed.
Final quotations Konerally were
around the liiKh levels of the day.
ITsli Poachers N'ablH'd.
POllTI.AND, Ore.. June IPi
Seven deimty 1,'iiini1 wardens, head
ed by Art Kisll, leader of patrol
work on the Clackamas und Wil
lamette rivers, surprised four al
leged poachers on the headwaters
of the Clackamas last lliKht, cap
turini; boat, fish, nets and other
equipment.
Those arrested were Carl .Man
power. Milo Munpower. W. li.
Freeman and W. .1. Fiiuicane. ..
How to Reduce
Varicose Veins
Huh (icntly and limard Tow aril
the Heart As IMihhI in Veins
Plows That Way.
Many people have become de
spondent because they have been
led to believe that there Is no rem
edy that will reduce swollen veins
and hunches.
If you will get a two-ounce or
iginal bottle of Moone's Kmerald
Oil (full strength) at any first
class drug store and apply il night
and morning as directed, you will
quickly notice an improvement
which wilt continue until the veins
and bundles arc reduced to nor
mal. Moone's I", me raid Oil is a harm
less, yet most powerful germicide
and two ounces last a very lomr
time. Indeed, so powerful is Km
erald Oil that old chronic sores and
ulcers are often entirely healed
and anyone who is disappointed
with its use can have their mmu'V
refunded. Heath's lhug Store.
By SOL HESS
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DAUGHTER OF U. S.
JAPANESE ENVOY
10 10 PRINCE
WASHINHTu.V. June 2. (!'
To become in a few monlhs the
bilde of Japan's royal heir' appar
ent, .Miss Setsu Matsudaira, daugh
ter of the Japanese ambassador,
today was journeying back to Un
hid of cherry blossoms, her
schooling in America completed.
Sped upon her way by the good
wit-he of a host of friends who
gathered at the L'niou station, Miss
Matsudaira left Hie capital late
yesterday, accompanied by her
father and mother. There were
more than -u in the group which
greeted her In the main concourse
of the station and I lie I'niled States .
government had Uh official repre
sentative. Out of deference to the public
custom of keeping young girls
within the seclusion of the home,
the ambassador spoke with news
papermen for her.
He said that is spite of the re
strict ions of the imperial house
hold, his daughter would hardly
lose contact with the western
world. Through the diplomatic
circles of Tokyo he predicted she
would frequently f iiul occasion to
use the French and Kuglish she
has learned here. Shi. is carrying
back, he said, treasured memories
of America that will iinlueiue her
whole iife.
Her marriage to Prince t'hieiiibu,
brother of Kmperor Hirohito. will
be surrounded with the utmost
privacy, the ambassador continued,
ami instead of being a public cere
mony, will la lie place -within 1 he
palace at Tokyo before the shrine
of the emperor's ancestors.
ollcc of Finn I Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed in the t'oun
ty t'ourt of the State of Oregon,
for the fount yof Jackson, his duly
verified final account, as adminis
trator of the est at e of Krneslinn
I'.rdmnnn, deceased, and that said
Court has fixed .Monday, the 2.".th
day of June. JHs. at the hour of
ten o'clock of said day. as the time,
and the County Court room in the
County ( "nun House, at Med ford.
Jackson County, Oregon, as the
place for hearing said final account
and all objections thereto.
Hated at Salem. Oregon, this
1st day of June, lHUS.
WILLIAM L. IIAI1TMAX.
Administrator of the Ksiale of
Krnestinu Krdmann. Deceased.
UOXALO C. OLUVKH.
Attorney for Administrator,
Salem, Oregon.
Notice, of Sale of Heal ami Personal
lroK'ri y.
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon in and for the County
of Jackson.
In the matter of the estate of V.
IS. Jackson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given thai tho
undersigned. Ida A. Jackson, tho
duly qualified and acting udminis-
tiatrix of tlie estate of W. li. Jack- J
son, deceased, acting upon the or
der of the Judge of the County
Court of Jackson County. Oregon,
which was duly made and entered
on the 1 1 tli day of M;iy. A. I . '.tis,
will from and after the 1Kb day
of June, A. I). 1HJS. proceed to sell
at private sab- at .Ml South Hiver
side, .Mud ford. Oregon, for cash
that part of the real property of
tlie said estate which is described
as follows:
lieginning at a stone set In a
mount of stone South Mi degrees
a I minutes West !!is feet from
(stone) section corner between
Sections 4. a. ll and Hi, Township
3 South of liange I West of Wil
lamette .Meridian: thence NortJ- 0
deg. -Ji) mii. west i'i;:,x. 1 feet to a
stone; then North Mi deg. :.o min.
West IlM feet to a gas pipe: theiier
South o iU'k. -m min. Kast :!i'..v
f'ot to -a j;as pipe; thence South
!t (leg. 1)1 min. West 1 1' 1 feet to
point of beginning containing
-' acren nit.i'i. ,.HS -,11 j i
Jackson County Oregon. I
Also one-half iiitrresl in a snray
t'ij-'- .
Dated May I Uh, I H
IDA A. JACKSON.
Administratrix of Hie Kslate of W.
It .laek.a. deceased
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First Insurance
Agency
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Phono 105 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
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