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MEDFORTV MATTJ TRrBUKE, fEDFORD, OTtEflQX, FHTDAY. JUNE 29, 1928.
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
tally. Sunday. W.kl.
Ciihliali, br tri.
MKUroHU i'MNTlNU CO.
t-tT-It H. fir be.
BOHKIir W. ItllHl,, Editor
B. KUMlTEIt SMITH, Uanagn
Ad iAde-ndint Newapapar
Rntarrd u Mrortd class matter at Med
lord, Oregon, under Art uf llano , 187B.
HliBst IIHTIOM kaikj
uaii,. m, i-w., month. ."1,
Da.lr. .ti.out bui.day. .r. t.t,o
Uaily, wi l.outSuiiila), niontli .05 I
Weekly Mall Triliune, ona year.... j.'iw ,
Sunday. "'" ;,;; " !
land' ia'c&V,,
Til.nl, 001.1 Hill i..d on ,l..ya:
Only, with Sunday, month .to
I..H- -I.I... ki..n.l.,. n..,.,,!. . . AN
? I
Dally! without Sunday! one year. . . 7.00 '
5;00 ;
Daily, wllh Hurxlay. one year. . .
All term., caati in id.an-e. ,
KeeeitinsT riM-eVaed wiresertf!'
m,2?i, iJnrart, "' r""r,n ,
Thm AuwM ialMl PrU ! MclusiTelf tit-
newt iiuiiitsiipti ncrriii.
All rfcnt for rrjmbltcstion of special dli
palcliM Tit-rein are iltto rt-vrvetl.
Sworn daily ivrrace rimiution lor all i
lontha en.llnj April 1. ll2. S3.
Official paper of Oie City of Mrdtord.
OfHclal paper of Jackaon Counb'.
Advertialnff Rrpreaenrattvt
U. 0. alOOt.VSKS' A COMI'ANT
nfflr In Km Vr.rk :l,i,-Mir,v llmlf
an rriocim, Loi Ai.geioa. braitia, 1'ort-1
una.
Ye Smudge Pot
Bj Arthur Ponr
The rnt'iiut'il l'uitliiiid tMt'K'Mi
Iihi, tm His firnt paKu yt'stiMtluy
t Hublicil the followiiiK ht'iuHliu:
BRUTAL ATTACK
IE
mhrf.Jle"!. o7Mre,!uu".S they had the cotinific of their political nssump-
' VL!:".L'l.Z'iiii'!t Ht "li this, as on everything else, except the perfidy of
Contlnuinc. the metniiolitun
daily kukp" that "Tammany '
hurts Tear Manners town," "Ala-
Immil l.eutlln Vletim," hut "Alu
" hiinm Wln In Itattle." "tieorKin
Ki Next Sent Into laratl for .Sup purl
of ItellKlouM l'lea." ami "Teniu'snei.
Taken hy Atwault."
rr ThiH Jm horrilile, terrlhle, ami
awful, anil thu Joui na), the Ore
w"7'ltonian'M Muter Kht-t-t, fultl have
tlune no hetter joh ot weeplnK. If
ha net I from the use of its heart
twistiiiK phniHe u ml query: "IS
vl this jtrssiA?"
So the mean "Tammany cohorts"
plcketl ii funs with the pious, patri
otic, fiery southern culuinis, full of
liiKotry, Jef fersonian tlemoeraey,
iiml Texus whlHkey, am) all lut k
erett ;ilt from tile last lyuehitiK of
a nero, not to mention the colt!
contructetl nt tht last pasture kon
liluve uf the ,Klan. The ilowery
roiiMliH inu.xsetl up the slate han
Hers, utiil KoiKlness ki-H'Uiuh! the
hrutallty eommi'iieed.
' Thousands of gentle readers of
","ilhe OieKonlan nianaKed lo keep
back the tears, nt the line:
f,.it ".Ma ha nut LeiHlhiK Xictlm"
i..- Also they manaKetl to suppress
their einotiimnl hawUim until they
toltldetl with the doleful tldliiRS
that Tennessee hud heen assiiultcd,
ami Ct'tn kIu forced to march,
t . : uu at nst their hest tradllltms of
rellKious lniohrance. Ami the
Imperial Palace of the Kmperor"
within her houmluries! (Ireat 'JT
tans and l.lttle t'ot-a Colas:
', l'oor Alahama! Poor Tennessee!
fLl .Abused commonwealths. T h ey
Inflicted upon the nation that
,vv, eminent windlutK and hlatherskite,
Senator Hrflln, ami the' l)aytun
- monkey trial.
We read t hat M is.. .Moore of
' lEeddttiK I'.as two ripe linnatoes.
W f hoie that it is pot her inten
sion to throw them. tVreka. t'al..
Journal.) Fear nut. A woman
never litis what she throws nt.
A band concert, heavy cut ling of
bay, ami cousin nment of iregon
editors, is too much for the weath
er. The usual alibi, 'it's umiMial,"
w ill bo trotted out.
Oil! TAki: IT OI T
(Coo liny Times)
LOST Purse cont a I u I n g
money. S. I', ims and auto
llccnsi'. Finder may keep
money In purst as a reward.
Iteturn to Times. .Mrs. Fred
Duncan.
The public is warned not to pick
up wires, as humanity Is poor
IraiiKmlfodon for the main product
uf t'opco. When In doubt, citizens
should Induce somebody else to
pick up the wire, note the results,
' and goern theniM-lves accordiiiKly.
s.vr.x si:i:ks stkavs
(Sioklyous N'c) '
Several parties are now
' rusticating nt Strawberry i;il
ley ami Ihe Soda Springs, most
of whom canie from below.
The above recti IN the classic
llem, the Ituker Democrat once
i published, which ran: "The family
1ms muved to AMhlaitd, where they
will live i i the hereafter."
'FIaAM -IS At'l'oMl'AW FUU."
(KlamatFt Falls .News.) Strange,
but they will do It.
"Whei'e can 1 find n service sta
tion." Infilling a I ii-ll I tn nt visiting
; Joiii-iinllst this 11.111.
; Tll.t.,.Mt)OK.
new Tillamook
factory.
-Work begins on
cri'umci'y butler
fi.oviJHDAi.1:
t'omnuinity
may Join in promoting brick
tlie factory.
and
.Me.MI.VNVII.I.i: Christian Sci
ence chinch gets new ineinoilai
pip organ.
KLAMATH y A I.I.H. Iteame.
-.loir and Country club will build
cltibhi.use
nildttlon.
ltOHKIIl.'ItO. I'mpuna highway
. .(.Improvement dlst.-lct' appropriate,
" 45, 0U0 for Hcotlsburg brldife.
Gold Ileaeh ha" oritanlied o
fire (lopailnient wllh two mm
ianleri. . . '
A COWARDLY
TIIK expected has linppcncil. The dry plunk in t lie Demo
cratic ilntf'irm is not imly it compromise, It in it eompro
miseoi it compromise. It is it straddle mid a deceit. It is n
complete disavowal of idl nitiriil purpose, lis fur ns the I'rohilii
tion law is eoneerned. It reveals t lie Doiiiocrjitic jiarty as ut
present constituted, sis a mere abirritation of trieky opportnn-!
isls, willing to do a;;;. !liin;r, promise imvt Jiinr, l)oth enilorso and j
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- cpiuliat ivthinir if, in the opinion of the Democratic hoard
1 . ,,'.,.
. . .. , . ,. ... h,,um.k ln ttft VII I'll. "AllVt Ulllf to
'
win ;" that is the epitaph which
:. .
nir iut j.mc uimiin in
lii.t'iifit tliMV jin t:iliM nvnt1 liv
ae Company.
W(, lM,( lav(, Ill(.t. respect foi the Democratic leaders
they had jriven Covernor Smith a niilitantly ,lry platform.
Sn. li action would lit least have taken nerve, and would liave
the Ucpwlilicaii party, they hlew hot and cold, played hoth ciids,t mn ,,ut uBalnst practically ull
iii'ainst tin. oiiilille wullteil Hie Wets. Illli lacked t lie eolli-ain. 1 n . tho world on the point ill issue.
,r .. , ... . ,. , i.i i
j"iieini air jm.s, 11 nil rnuru u.
lous attcmpl to satisfy hoth.
The Democratic parly is pledged to n strict and iii-'f-'ressive i
enforcement of the I 'ii ill ihit ion
rcssive tlniu tluit which has characterized the "iniquitous Cool-;
ilil'e nilminist nit ion."
And to rim on this pl.,1 form and to carry out this policy,
they select, the most distinguished and most consistent enemy
i. ., ' , . . . i
ol law in the public hie ol America today.
Itnt, of course, here is where what, the laic President House-
,. i, , ,, ,'. , i ., . ., .. ..,
veil called the wca.cl words conic in. 1 rue, (.ovenior .Sniith
Is opposed to the Mh amendment, hclievcs in its modification I pressed his version of this ldeailila- rhere s a nice distinction for
.... , , . ,., .. . . ii, , I quite a long while before Gay took ' Hie etymology class to debate. The
and in the wet states like New ork m lis repeal, but as lon us i ,lmking verses. If some modern 1 writers or the "health" textbooks
the I'rohiliitioii law is Ihe law of the land, Governor Smith, ifil'oel were to rehash tho Idea he commonly used In the schools get
, . ... would probably delete the blunt : n,"st nf thclr anliipiated notlonsiout
electcil, will sec that ll W carried out. i reference lo or chilli. ii: ihnuelit nf of similar toxlbooks, and the rest
Xo wonder Senator (Mass. militant drv. refused in i imeiii.
ud Senator Walsh said lie would have iirel'erred a different
plank. Hut ihe Tainmanv delegates, mid the ardent Wets, are
1 '
reported satisfied. -We wonder
Because thev know prccisclv what such hokum menus. Thev !wll ' 0,K '""""o last to 1 "" butter, fat meats vegcta
, , , ,. , ,.. " Irecogalzu the fact. , hlp olls ""'I the like? o Imve ;
know tluit (lovcrnor Smith, when he took his oath ol otfice, I Several veins usn I weni wlin n grasped the nntiiiualed idea that Is
made nil identical plodtre, and thev know, and cvervonc in the
, . i -, , 'v. - ,
fount rv knows, just how the i'rohlliltum !imV hi New lurk
state has been, and is. todnv beinir enforced and carried out. The
'
M l iiiiicndmclil has no more force or va u ilv m New 1 ork slut..
... .i. . i. ... i.
iiii.il me i.nn aiiicinimeiii uus ill
none id nil.
Bui to have (riven Smith
. . ,, i.i i
principles, in other words, to have done the consistent tiling.
the onlv statesmanlike and eoui'UL'ctius thill" would have been
poor politics at least poor politics lor those who believe that i
the win- tn iret votes f ii ll'i,. A i-ienii iimihiI,. In ink.. ,1,.1'i.
... ...
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lute, outspoken stand on nntllini;,
the radical Wets and adopt a semi-arid plat form to propitiate lolm,r specialists, each jtlving her
. . I pi-itctically tl:e same advice and s-
tlie I'rys. jsuring her she would come out all
Anil if Governor Smith can win on a platform like this, then ;rh-l.t.
..... , , ...... , , f Just recently she has been inl
ine judicious inny mourn, nut the practical poht lelans and the muted to a state hospital. The
professional deniaooues, also one m.L'ht add V. T. Harmim, i ,i,st 'tnurk she nuule when 1 vls
.,, . , T . . . ited her was "Didn't I tell you that
will again iiemonsiraie tuey were
"WILLING TO WOUND
T'S too had. The I )ciiioirats
make this presideiitiul election
oliihition ipiesliou. the result
uted materially to clearing it
a majority of the American people stand.
But with candidate In vmiu linulilient ion. mid ll pint form 11,8 ""s "f self nPortuncu or perse
. . ... 1 .ciillon, is rarely recovi'i-ed trom.
hy linplieation iipposiii),' it, such nil opportunity lias been hope-1 1 alone can refer you to three
lessly lost. If Smith should lie elected it will'imt he a vict urv '.'""''f,' "' "" '" '""H'J";t
' 'lor tile Insane, bill now pelieclly
lor lhe Wets, hut merely a victory fur a Wet candidate, as the iwell and normal and uiuiueslioiialily
representative of u partv that is hopelessly divided on the Pro-; '" A"'"' " l""1''
.... 1 1 own affairs. One case has la-en
hiliition issue. normal more than 11 years.
The situation is lhe more r crc.lal.lc, and the action of the p 'nX'Z.Z.
Houston convention the more iuexcusahle, hecnusc the Wcpuhli- il have experienced this in my own
, ,i:.i ...i,.,! ii... i.... r..:i.. i i . i.. mm. i ....i i: ... 1 lainily. A patient was declared
ii-1 1 1 1 1 t ... II.....
"Ill III I'l IIIIM 1111,1
uomiuatrd a man pledrred to Urv l.aw enforcement, on a plat -
f". " Hliu,. ' Thev , pled the dry side of
the issue uud thev liiiule no nlleiiiit to propil iate the Wets.
Such a .slaiid took courage, and
The Democrats didn't have
lake Smith for the wet vole, hut insisted upon repiidiiitiui; the
principles Sniith represents, so they would not lose the Dry
vote.
Shinies of William .leniiini;s Bryiiul How the mighty have
fallen!
(lirls weren't so hold iu the old days
Dobbin wouldn't wham them into it tree,
much co-operation.
MUTT AND JEFF
DOCjjeFF VWOlcK'f.M VtlTH
10O KNOW HG'S ILL
NOW AMD CAN'T WOfthr,
r gotta Gsr aivjcuj
PARtMCKj. HOW't) Vou
THG
II I I III
lfU7 C X
If
U- u v
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COMPROMISE
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the impartial hiilid of liistorv'J
..... it ....,.
ik
flu Snlvil'( nnl Wi'nclf.
r i,:ii:. i. .i : i; ..
u 'umu,i cuiiui.-u anil Jiuicu-
law, more strict and more up;.
why.
.i i i- . . .
,Miti),iiiia, wuieii menus it lias ,
platl'iirni foul ttiti inir his avowed I
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to niiniiniite u wet man to 'et !
right. j
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1
BUT AFRAID TO STRIKE"
li lit 1 a jtrcat opportunity here
n genuine ret'ereiiiluiu on the
of which would have emit rih-
up and deinonstrntin just
up and itcinunstniting just how
('......I .1.. MM... I 1.1 ........
I II I 11", I II l I 111; III' IU III I C(l UJ
meant a loss of voles.
the nerve. They were willin
pi
. . , .
boy knew t Mil
didn't need mi
The
so he
Doc Thinks a Comic Strip Character Leads a
SH01T-FVV
WtMt?klM6
N A. COrVMC
t)AV: IN
NAG PLANlV
WORK,
VAJG. TRAUCl-
Tt PANf
Be. FpAroVf,
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PAGG : J-
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
KieiiH letl'cm iiertlinfnif to personal health til liyfiene, nt to (lipase iliajp.oi or
trcarmi'iit, Mill hv iiiii.witi1 ly Dr. firmly ff it staiwwil, t-tlf uiiilresscij rnvolupc in emtosed.
I.i-ttfm hluiuld lie lrff mul written in ink. 1 J wing to Die hotfe ihhiiImt of lflieri rc-rrni-il,
iiiih it It-w I unMH.'n-it ln-re. No rcjily t-jii b? maili- to (utTia not tori form
ing to ii.uiruxlioim. Ailiirew. . Wlllium lttlv. in carts uf tin iieu.Mer.
i MRS. MUNYON
''yvr1 ,r''a" cu"lt , "ews 1 set 1,1 ''"r 7s1,3- T,"-
Ureal kick out of It, even the re-i'ho rulea.
1 . ,
eons iiouiiu in musty volumes.
What I like especially about thene
W "''"" documents is the way
. , s , f them
wind up, tr,us:
"ArKUcd before!
Jones, I'. J., anil
John Smith, Doe.i
Plaster and llil-;
IIiiks, JJ, John'
Smith J., dissent-;
iim." 1 am a great
udmirer of Jus
tice M in I t h. He '
,,el'les he apiieals stroimly to my,
Heart for ainong other thillKS ll.
'Uissunts lro;n Ih that old sag bush "coemly you said that the preju
lawyers atiii spriim once In a while tlice il8ainst frit food is 'ased on
'about the way the doctors disagree ! an nlinuuted notion that it doesn't
lieib'B a Hhort sermon contrfh-
tiled by a reader who lakea for her
text a line from that immortal
ZTih An"i."
While tliere Is life there's hope,
i UyZTZ
!Kiixc;anox and other Greek words
to the effect that there is hope
fl)1. tllu livl ,,, w.
1 dead you're through. Theocritus, i Answer. I believe you are a stil l
iaccurillng to Harllutt, to whom lldent at that, Krai. .Most high
am indebted for my erudition. ux.ichool boys and girls are just pu-!
Ideath altogether and make a real!"' 11 em out of thin air. The cu-1
lia... .... Ii.. ..1.. ....i i. I?. ..... i '
jthe refining influence of culture.
The "eriuon.
I l inn uiiiiv i. cm- th-,1 i ,1. .w.i
Uree wl.h your staement that one ,
I ',our fl'i-,'"h " lrl. to con-1
!ull her physician. She told the :
i doctor sha was afraid she would 1
"'"' The doctor replied: "If
you wero going Insane, vou would
i i... .iii,. ,., ,.i ti.i.
.. ". ...... iv, cil . inn
m,i,l .... l,,uuui.. ,i ui, i
"'."
iiiioiitui nuuiui, (will kuvu u nun- 1
liar reply
Several months later she asked '
me to accompanv her lo a speciul-'
A"er stating her case the !
'uticnir uiiuie no rcpiy, nut gave nel ,
! u hmauh examination, then ad-
! vled her lo keep In tho open air. !
iiiiiikiu uiuie Willi iituo ll. Hunt lor.
enjoyment, have a hobby and keep I
busy'.. Her fear of iasiinitv grew ,
worse. In the course of two or '
three vears she consulted several I
would end up here? I wonder if j
Ur. would believe now that 1
I tun Insane. Oh. I felt It coming a;
(long time, but the doctors couldn't i
' see it." At another time I tried i
ito explain snnictl.ln-; to her about!
' which she had formed a wrong im-1
pression. She said : "Don't try to :
i.vi.h.in la. mil (l.in'l- v.... Liinw "fhnl !
j yoii can't reason with an insane
! ",1lst,"? , , ...
i uiMi tit'i; to uiiit'i uun iiiiiiiii.
characterized by systematized de-
I,, I. ,l,, .a,!.... . ........ 1.1 1 .. ia... 'I' I.
j doctors aureed that nothim; more
j t, " was
! simply a matter of a lew days.
They were three of lhe leading pby-
, slciaus. lhe palleut was Hi yeaiii;
'old. Two ot the doctors have since '
; passed oa. 1 am slill very much
i alive.
I I knew of several sln.ilar cadi's.
'So 1 sy, "W here there is lite, there,
lis hopi ." whether il is insanity or;
I physical sickness. j
And 1 would add amen, regard-;
j iiw; the prognosis that abandons!
hope. I believe, however, that .Mrs.'
.tul,yon - of course that Isn't the
'holy's uaine-has only proved Ihe
rules from which she disseuls, by
the exceptions she cites. They are
NMWUTC-S, A f lT-iH
IT'LL.
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PRACTISING
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DI8SENTING
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Salts Habit
Is It harmful to take a teaspoon
ful or Sally Peteeka in water every
morning and evening? I do not .'
seem to fca able to have regular
defacation without it. 1 am under- j
wcinht. W ould this treatment have
anything to do with that? (M. I..;
k. ;
Answer. The frequent or habit
ual use of any kind of cathartic
salts is exceedingly harmful uud )
must inevitably undermine your '
health whether It explains the un- i
(lor weight or not. Why cultivate .'
such a deprave!! habit? j
Hiflh ftrhAAl Uunl...
aa iuuy iuuu cooKeu any
,.U,er..w"y- 1 have been tauht
, that the grense coating keeps the
I watery digestive fluids away from
the food and retards digestion, ir
this Is not true, where do the peo
; pie that write tho books guying it
' is so. get their ideas? 1 wish you
would explain how this belief vus
"exploded." ( A. V. high school
student).
1-fnllK tlinni'V vim t-lin onufonlu ..v.
!("' tllc requirements, for if grease:
: holds the digestive fluids back and
retards or prevents digestion, how,
' 'he world is one going to digest!
probably still taught In your text- j
lm"k- r red. but even though It he ,
"I'cetl so thin ll is still balonev. I
We ' noibing about the inhibition I
iijurociiioric aciu secretion uy
oils and rats, for thai would onlv !
-
conui leuto mattera. l he nreludice
a.-ialhst i'.-vl,r f,i. ir , ,,.,.
" "
bis food fried, is now obsolete. I
believe most or the stuff taught In :
g'""ii"ar and high school under the i
heading nt hygiene, physiology or
"v " ' . ...... ....n,.,,-
Portable. You should ..,,t toke ;
'hese subjects seriously, hied. Hie j
'"" iv" "om ""'ch weight. School
ls lhe 'st place lo try lo learn the
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!,lulul anatomy
hygiene or health.
No wonder capitil hates t pay a
livin'waoe when we consider how
folks must live. It must be fine t'
live in a country where th' inhabi
tants can't rend an' write espe
cially write.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Prro One)
when men not out of control the
himler sounds "attention!" Kverv
man then stands where he is, or
proves himself mutinous.
In Houston's convention hall, col-
ored people were separated from
whites by heavy wire screens. Col -
Dog's Life
SUPiCl ANT) HOW 1 IWTH
NJGXT Tb TJ1G LAST
PANEL VJCLL.
ALVAJAV? Be5ll0& THG
COfMt)V Tts A
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tv up.i I Inllt iHillll I 11 lit;
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Rippling
Rhymes
(Br Watt Msaoa)
THE LIVERY BARN
Familiar landmarks of the
past are vanished, gone before,
although we thought their kind
would last till time should be
no mtiii', Tht old red harn U
standing still, but crumbling in
decay, where once the horses
used to fill their stomachs with
the hay. So more the saddle
horses come alont; the Hounding
floor; no more the gigs and sur
reys hum, cavortinti from the
door. The big old barn was
once the place you'd find the
red blood males, and there the
village sports would chase to
tell their thrilling tales. Then
people took an honest pride in
knowing horses well, and all
their points, from hoofs to hide,
the boys could promptly tell. The
divers records of the tracks they
all had learned by heart, and
when they all got down to tack
they'd tear the turf apart. The
big red barn was full of scents
of grain and. luscious hay, which
fascinated all the gents whol oaf
ed the hours away. The owner
was a stalwart skate who wore
a larvae white but; lie always was
a candidate for sheriff and fell
flat, it was the place where he
men went to talk of Dexter's
deed, of how .Maud S., the won
der, sent the record up for
speed. And there the young man
hlew around to hire a classy
team, when he by rare sood for
tune found tho girl who was a
dream. And drummers, loaded
down with bags, stood in the
open door, and asked to have
the same old nags they drov
the year before. No more the
horses pnw and champ within
tho wooden stalls; no more the
busy hostlers tramp in dark blue
overalls. No more tho shining
buggies race aloiii? the sounding
floor r the ponies have their part
and place in this sad world no
more.
buggies race lon? the sounding
, -;
ored men from the north call it
"the J''".1.!.,
.noiuiuim .-...owi.-, ,.,u.-o....
discreetly against the arrangement,
... .,,,, i
waicn, as tuey an snow, is iu ic-
valllnir condition in the South.
" ,
In New York there aro many col-
ored voters that no longer vote for
Abraham Lincoln, even goitif, so tai
as to vote tor ouemocidi.
f..,i , ec ,tMti nun i irobl in
bo'1lr,,lt,J f t"anadtaii'dolla" t little
k Q , , se,.mH' 0 Mave
the French franc Is stabilized. '
Wall Street was cheerful about
that and some .other thinis and put
up prices in spite of "call money
I opening at
Vfe per cent.
For one thing. Wall Street is not
I worrying about the national elec
tion. That helps.
! f4
; It is possible to be too enthusi
i astic. Mrs. Cornelius, from New
' Jersey, joined in the convention en
i thusiasm, holding a beautiful ban
ner. Senator Robinson announced
later, "The lady's hat was knocked
off. with S4S one Jl'O bill, four $"
bills and eight SL bills pinned in
it." That is not the conventional
idea of a lady concealing money.
F(
TO SPEND WEEK-END
AT LAKE 0' WOODS
The follow itiK local people 'ind
tourists will spend the week end at
l.a.ke of the Wouds:
Mr. ami Mrs. L. t I Hum and
daUKbler .Mildred of Ashland;
Robert Kermlnn, Ashland: John
IJnk'hion. I'llmore. Calif.: Kdw in
A. Hill. Hauta Paula, t'alif.; Rus
sell. Harold ami Winifred Rose
bnroofrh of .Medford: Kthcl i'hard,
Medford: Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Kraser. Klamath Tails: Mildred
and Virginia Kraser, Klamath
Kails: Mrs. A. M. (lault. Oakland,
t'alif.; Mr. and Mrs. (Jeo. Hunt.
Medford: W. R. (liblett and family.
M ed ford : M arte. Raymond and
Jesse Kurry. Rhoenix; Mildred
Ward. Phoenix: V. C. Mi nkino.
M.-tlford; V. K. Reck. Klamath
l-'alls; Curt and Rudy Jescl.ke.
Mctlt'ditl; .Mr. and Mis. tiro. I'ros
eott. Medford: K. Van Sickle. Port
land : Diamond I-'lynu and family,
Med ford; J.. J-;. and J. 1. Morris.
1 M
ll'ord.
tkgm as thg
Anti-climax.
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Lindy Get Degree
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Although he never did receive a
degree from the University of
Wisconsin when he attended that
institution as an undergraduate in
his college days, Colonel Charles
Lindbergh has won recognition
from his alma mater at its an
nual commencement exercises at
Madison, Wis. He is shown above
in cap and gown as he received
the degree of doctor of laws from
the institution.
AL'S VICTORY IS
V Un t 1 11 flU I j
T
NKW YORK June -9. Pl The
I .'
I wnv tlimitrn i kir I- u-:,y
"
thrown into a furore early today!
when more than 10 federal prolilbl-
Um a),eolH ,..lidea ,5 of lhe most !
. , hl clul)s ;
among the owners and employes of t
.nore man io arrests were niaue '
'he various establishments and the
agents said they had seized a quail-1
I
1 " '7'ls re wen ih.uo iu.
'ii vmai--is as me ueius. uiiei
atiug iu squads of six or more, de
scended almost simultaneously i
upon the places. Returns from the
democratic convention at Houston
were being received at many of the
clubs and the rains occurred almost
at the same time that (Sovernor
Alfred K. Sniith was nominated,
Uuests were ordered to leave by
the agents, who cautioned them to
pay their chucks before departing.
' The places raided were: Texas
C! uhian's club, Ulue Hour club, Fur
nace club, Don Royal, Jungle club.
i fceaux Arts club, European
club,
club.
: I.al errera club, the Night
j .Mimic club. .Merry-tlo-Koimd club,
t Helen .Morgan club. Charm club,
jthe Silver Slipper and an unnamed
I club.
The raiders were admitted to tho
(clubs by fellow agents who, attired
in eveniim clothes, had gone to the
j places earlier in the nitiht in the
Kiiise of quests. These agents as
serted that in many cases pur
j chases of liquor were made.
CENTER OF BIG
(By Martha Dalrymple, Associated
Press Staff Writer)
HtH'STOX. Texas. June :. ($)
The politically-minded woman
pive way during the nominal Ins
and balloting sessions of the demo
crtic convention to the typical, emo
tional, near - hysterical woman
whose Interests in the proceedings
were more personal and business
like. Red by .Mrs. Smith, whose accept-;
ance of the wild demonstration of
her .New York friends in their en t
thusiasm over her hushand's noini-'
I'LL STICK TO
MelMCIMG, Aojt
X DON'T fWGAN
Si 1 'i.iS st- Helens
( I t. ,-k. ffSCWt I since January
nation was the high spot of tho
evening, ull the wives of candidates '
: lor the position took stellar roles
' in last niiht's show,
i When the official announcement
I was made of the New York gov
ernor's victory, Mrs. Smith's family
broke the restraint that had
marked their participation iu the
'convention till that moment, and
; one and all reached forward and
kissed the first lady of New York.
Young Arthur, who was silling
' next to his mother, took the lead
and was followed by Katherine, Al
fred Jr.. .Mrs. Julia .1. (Ilynu, and
finally .Miss ltuse I'tdiick, Mrs.
Smith's secretary.
When enthusiastic New Yorkers
presented their Idol's wife with a
live, wiggling donkey, she was
deeply concerned over the animal's
! weltare in the crowd and 'tried to
' show her son how to hold it.
As the crowd below the Sniith
i faiuilv box became almost too
strong for the cordon of police,
, .Mrs. Smith sat down and the dem
castrations gradually ceased.
Southern
puct heavy
Oregon orchardls;t8 ex
apple and pear crop.
THE lVIODERlV OIli
GUARDS THE NEW
CARLUES
A STANDARD OIL PRODUC1
Kodak Eilm
Developing:
- .una ft,
Prinilnjf
Fast Mail Order
Service
SWEM'S
EASTMAN KODAK DEALERS
Master Photo Finishers
217 E. Main St. Medford
iiru schedules
daily io-
San Francisco
Still another schedule added to
Pickwick's southbound service
nlreadv lhe most frequent and
convenient.
New departure hours
1:00, 5:45 A. M.
12:05,9:00 P.M.
Serves all California cities.
Daily through services to Salt
Iike City, Denver and Kast.
PICKWICK STAGES
Hotel Jackson .. Sth and Central
Phone 3U'J
By BUD FISHER
0RTENS6
EBRJS.
! St. Helens building Jirmlts
I since January 1 tola! 41CS.805.
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