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Guards Health of Nation
f President Ouolidgo has appoint
ed 1 1 ugh Smith ru mmiiig to u
third term ns surgeon general of
Uie public health service in recog
nition uf li Cumming's work in
thu last eight years In guarding the
nation'B health. Thus for four
yearn more Dr. I'ummtng, who cull-red
the service thirty-four yearn
ago, will direct the ucilvltles of the
health army of the government, ti i
mobile army whh h moves under 1
Ids orders to meet emergencies ;
into tnut created by tho .Mississippi
noon. .
Ah the surgeon gem-nil of the
navy and' tho surgeon general of
the army aio responsible for the
phytdcal well-being of our sailors
and soldiers, i r. Cummlng is re
Hponsible for the health uf ija
million civilians, writes Oliver .Mc
Keu, Jr.. in the New York Times
numahfe. Ills is not the Individ
ual responsibility or the taniily
physician, but the responsibility
ho bears as head of the federal
health to-guilization is u real one
and not easily exaggerated. If
plague should t,'ala a foothold on
tho mainland of tho United Slated.
If false serums should he marketed
an dhold. the public health service
would get the blame. The man at
(he Item) of the service must be a
huuiliirian, with a broad under
standing of presenl-dny trends In
medicine, and, more than that, he
must Ik a good administrator and
somewhat of a diplomat. lie.
Cummlng fills these rcc-nii -eimnts,
as his record pi oven.
His yea 18 In the government ser
vice span most of the history or
public Jualth in today's sense of
tho term. Prevents o medicine
may bo. said to date from the di
eoverles of Pasteur, a little more
than fifty years ago. My 1 s ; I the
bacterhil theory uf Infect Ion was
established ami was being applied.
1'oilghl Yellow IV-trr
' tlrttduatt'd In medicine from the
University of Virginia In IMi3, In.
dimming soon entered the public
health service as mi assistant sur-
Kctiu, j ii- can recnu me uireat t I
j-ciumv icver iniit nutig over our I
southern ports in i hme
FRANK'S
Comedians
IN
The Big Tent
, Sixth and Holly
Sunday, Monday
"Busy Izzy
Out West"
Starting Tuesday
Who's
Your
Bootlegger
Prices 25 and 50 Cents
Thirty years ago keeping out this
d incuse was one of t he grcute?d
prohlcms that faced of fieerH who.
like, young (.'uminhig, served at
ilimranllnc stations in the south.
Not only has Or. Ctuuir.ing seen
I ho. conquest nf yellctw fever; he
has wll nessed tremendous ad
viincci n gainst tuhei-culoids, ly
phoiil fever, malaria and many
oi her diseases. Today knowledge
of the rules of hygiene Im wide
spread, and the health (.nicer can
!Htar( ,m )ltH wnt.)t nl llllh, ,
1 1 or
(ban a scratch.
Thirty yea rs ago, as loday, the
public heal tii service demanded
many and varied asignmeuts he-
tore a young doctor could win his w)th greater success than in his re
spites and prepare hiui.-eir f.,r a ; iiitions with local and state health
post of high command. One early , oMlcers. State pride extends to
tisMgninent sent Mr. Cumming to health us well as lo political mat
Kllls Island to study the medical i ters. I-Iverv slate todav h is a
tifjiectH of the immigration
b in. ,s the Hlllgeon III charge nf
the quarantine station at Sun
J-'ranch-.co he was soon after
brought into close contact with the
orient, against which the United
Slates has al ays maintained a
strict quarantine. lie was sent In
.la p:i u st it dy these dls
their source.
at
licveiirch bulks large In the pub
lie Ilea It h service prngni ill. I M'.
Cumming was asigued to study the
pfdhitloii of navigable streams and
then to inve:;tIg'iio coastal waters
along h. Atlantic seaboard. lie
made n study of the effect of po
luthui mi shcdlbh. This wi mm
important question, for typhoid
and oth'er diseases may he spread
in this way. Ills researches re
sult i d In work of a permanent
value.
W hen the World war began Or.
Cumming was detailed to the
navy as an adviser In sanitation.
I .a lei he was rent in I hi rope In
charge ,.f public health activities
relating In -.imitation, i elurnlng
troops and the resumption nf trade.
Alter the war the allies sent a
sanitary fommlsMoii t ii pulainl and
he was honored bv beimr made Its
head
He was still
leading this I
im dot s ca me
for his
ommisslon w hen
j from Wahlnmnin
Get Your Children's Teeth Ready
for the School Year
Their Ilt'iilth depends mi healthy, wel
hnisliiiif,' is essential and an oreasional
necessary.
Heranse ol' niv painless methods and mv
dren's teeth, scores of Southern Oregon
their children to nie. 1'ei-ause my work
have no aversion to coming here.
You couldn't get as good dentistry for
dentistry for twice the money.
DR.
The
Office Phone 872
Til
tu mi ttj tlx; I nili'd M.'ih-K us unr
' Kmn urnrrnl. Or
CuiiiiniiiK is t lie
Irifih man to have filled the post.
Krnni 19 IS to 11H'J Uu puhllr
health Nt'rvicf! wa.s the print: I pal
fiuTKy to cunt for World war .vet
eran In nvert of liospiial t re:tt
lufiit. It was u KlK'ilitio task.
I InMpilal spa o huri to he rental
ati'l liott lN nini otlit't hullilinjjH c-ou-
verted to hospital use.-.
A Popular Oflilal
Few men in puldie. life in W'ash-ink-ton
liave a wider aequaintanee
tlian this 'iiKi"ia doctor. 'c;son
al contacts cuiiiit more, perhaps, fti
Washington than anywhere ele in
the country. Acfguaintansliip wins
half tho battles of the capital. A
dinner table conversation may
break reels of red tape, and a tele
phone ton versa i Ion may bring
about the accomplishment of
something that might otherwise re
quire weeks of letter willing. Sur
geon Oeneral Cummlng knows ir
tually everyone in Washington and
has friends throughout the I'nited
States and abroad. When a prob
lem arises that requires for its so
lution the co-operation of someone
outside of the servic, he can often
nuint that person its a personal
friend.
Congress looms as an obstacle to
the program of many a bureau or
department chief, but congress has
never had any lerrois for Dr. i'um
mtng. Senate and house leaders all
know htm ami respect the service
I he heads, and he
wants from i he
gets what be i
lawmakers on
I
t apnai mil, as a rule, n is enough
that he recouiends it. j
ijiei nini"fi re-tomi inn u i e. ,
ulih or. riinitiung. diplomacy can (
be of value elsewhere than in the j
chancellery nf an embassy. No-
where has Or. t umnilng used tact
health depart merit, many of them
efficient. The law requires thu
public health service to call an an
nual conference of slate health of
ficials. Thirty or forty of these of
ficers each year accept Dr. Clim
ming's invitation, and largely
I li rough these a li una 1 conferences
bu now numbers as his friends the
stale health departments. In nine
; cases out of let) he finds the state
Mill liutil lefi willing to co-operate In
'any measure that the federal gov
ernment thinks necessary.
I or Male Superx l.slnn
A hat ice of Virginia, the sur
geon general needs no instruction
on state rights. The bnal cmn
1 muiilty and the state have a tun
da menial responsibility in health
matters. lie has little sympathy
for those who would transfer this
responsibility to Washington. "The
. coinei- stone of an effectle nation
ill public health organization," he
'has said, "is the local health offi
cer. The office must be made one
,of sufficient dignity by sufficient
. remuneration and certainty of teu
1 uie to attract the right type of
- young men, and facllil les which
; now exist in only two or three
schools should be given in every
medical school lo
these posit it ms."
In the public In
educate men for
ilth work which
I. H. GOVE, Dentist
Best Dentistry Done Painlessly
- J 235 E. Main St. Residaice P4iono 768 J
Dr. i uiniuinw envisages for tor
row the traditional boundaries be-
t w-f n prevent ivo and curative
medicine will not longer exist.
Tho f u tul a men tals uf good
health pure water supply, proper
methods of sewage disposal, the
control of coinunic;vhle disease.
will be taken as a mutter of course.
The principles of health will be so
thoroughly a part of the curricu
lum of the schools that each ctti
zen nil! krow the value of health
and how to pre.--rve it. With '.h
local community thus ef ft ctivoly
organized, the state will cany un
the broader functions in the o:-.-gi'am.
which the local c-inur.urM'...
cannot attempt. On a still roul-'
scale, the federal government vlII
take its share In co-op rv. : i v. i : :
national and international health
matters.
Disease does not stop at a, boun
dary line. Xo one knows it bett'-c
than the surgeon g- ner.:!, w Iv.
international contacts g.j b u W
three decades. lie js one of ih--pioneers
who have blazed the in
ternational health trail. lie has
represented the L" idled Stutes as
head of the American delegation to
th I'an-Amtriean sanitary confer
ence at Lima, Peru, and was a
member of the American delega
tion to the Home immigration con
ference. He also headed the
American delegation at a meet inn
of thu Of ice Internationale d' Hy
giene Publiquc, which proposed
the new international sanitary
treaty, and look part in the Inter-,
.national meeting thai drew up the i
l'an-Ainerlcan sanitary code. lie i
is v ice - presii I cut oi t lie Ilea II 11 sec-
tiou of the I.euguo of Nations and
Ih the representative ,if the office
I nlernat iona le on thu J.eagllo of
.Nations comuiltti-o.
War liroiighl Ad a nee
The World w ai-. Dr. Cumming
believes, opened a new era to the
medical profession of this country j
and brought ultimate gud in tear- i
lug the veil of Ignorance from the'
eyes ol the people, so that they
could see "the enormous loss of ef
ficiency In man power which could
be saved by adequate, intelligent
co -o pel alio ti bet wee it the people
and those who serve them in the
field of medicine and public
health." The war, in a word, re
vealed lo the nation that health
Was Its greatest nssei.
Some of the achievements of the
public health service under Dr.
Cum in lug's iidmiuistrat ion have
been the completion ,,r the nation
al quarantine system by acquiring
for the federal government the last
state-owned quarantine station in
i pera t ion, that In New York; tho
establishment of a national lepm
sirfum for the care of lepers in the
I'nited States; successful control of i
outbreak of bubonic plague at
New Orleans. Peaumout, Oalvestou,
Peusacola. Kla., and l.os Angeles;
the erection of new marine hospi
tals at Cleveland and Detroit; the
Inauguration of the plan to assign
medical officers to American con
sulates abroad to examine, lm mi
grants before t heir departure for
the I'nited Stales, and a great ex
pansion In the research activities
of the public health service.
Dr. Cumming keeps up with the
trend of medical development. He
Uei
visit
teeth,
to the
Ivogulav
lciitist is
care
liml
is
I'ul work
ici's arc
painless,
less money or better
Pimm iiniii iiiiiiri I TS PliaLli v-L ffl ,
1 Villi Milker Im back. The eminent JiWwf:"
Is the medical journals assidu-
uu - dy
Ile was a liking also for
htsrory and biography. Of la to
years he lias taken up horseback
ruling. His fifty-nine years sit
Ugtuly upon him. ami ho takes up
his duties for another four years
wifh the same enthusiasm that he
displayed thirty-four years ago.
Good Vaudeville
Bill Wednesday
M
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iu:ger t ieo. Hunt of Hunt's
r ian theatre announced this
i: that starting with next
U rdnesday. Aug. Mh. the regular
. Lu-leville matinee will again be a
w.-ikly feature at Hunt's Cratcrian
theatre, l-'or the past two months
:t has been impossible to get the
h-'W into town in time for tint
a: '.ei noun performance, and the ab
v iu-c of the vaudeville matinee has
.,- n greatly missed by many
".hatre pations who find it more
coiV'-nient to attend the afternoon
than the evening shows. Therefore
the re-Instating of the regular
matinee and evening schedule will
be welcomed by many vaudeville
patrons throughout the valley. The
afternoon shows will start at 2:0a
p. i!?. and the evening shows at 7
and y p. m.
iio.Mi-: town iri i i s
ltVIEI A !!!: ANN l," A LI
PKISTnr..
Officer Harold I. Juno, appointed
M o u post second ill c
m--.-
forthcoming' A n In ret le expedition
j id Comm. Kichard 1Z. liyrd, Is a
' prophet not without honor in his
j home tne-p.
So elated aro residents of lirlalol
1 OVe- Junes a ppOmi iiM.Hl tllUt JU.ie
j -!. the day on which he enlisted
In Die nay, has been proclaimed
one for annual celebration in his
honor.
A resolution to that effr
was
i resert ed to the town council by
Past Commander Pert ram W. Wall
of Kearney Post .No. U An
I.egion. it was unanimously
adopted.
Hags want a at tho Mull Trll:
nffice. Must bo clean.
NOW!
I lS ' AND STILL THEY COME nIsS!
TODAY ONLY . I lM BY THE HUNDREDS
mn'kmv- JLrfcj I THE MARVEL IN AMAZEMENT AT
! m''S I iv -'-rj ! You're going to stand-right up ; J ' jff-ijii Ci
l?'?'iiv n:'"a ' ' B H I antl cheer his champion of the j T fl j P J&Sh?'
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P llW M The Upland j i T Y MU
FUl m Ml O'J h CHARACTER I
m W II IXlder l O ( In This Sensational H
' W I I I in His L.tt Big MI I Innovation of 'jl
I fvVSilslS J wfs!rn Special 1 1 Motion Pictures (
W-iJS .V -'' Headed by" 1
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i tall '1 III tr Usiia Contin..r,., T ne 9 H I
M DIflTTA Wit I i
Lights of New York," the first
Cratcrian and will ret.iain there until Wednesday. Left: The "College Canaries" who will play a one- j
day engagement at the Rialto theatre next Tuesday. Center: Ken Maynard is again in Medford in "Thr.
Upland Rider," a stirring Western picture, which is the attraction tomorrow only at the Rialto. Right:
Some of the Gertrude Hoffmann girls who will appear in "A Night n Spain" which comes to Hur'c
C-aterian on Monday, August 13th. This is one of the outstanding shows of the year and will probably
be the outstanding theatre event of the summer season. Lower left: Garcia Marimba Sand, claimed to
be one of the finest acts on the Associated Vaudeville circuit will be the headliner on a good vaudeville
Clever Comedians
i
in Coming Revue
Phil linker is back. The eminent
manipulator of the accordion again
taki-s his place as one of the star
trfuinv'rate along with Ted Healy
and Alleen Stanley tit tho head of
the cast in "A Night In Spain,"
which will be seen at Hunt's L'ra
terhiii theatre on Monday, August
13.
Along towards the termination
of the Chicago run of the ribald
Shubert revue. 13a Iter was stricken
with an attack of nerves. Salt air
was prescribed by a high priced
medico. A hurried trip to Europe
followed. Now Phil is back with
renewed vigor for operation of his
squeeze-box and the exchange of
Jovial japes with his comic accom
plice, Sid Silvers. Itaker will re
main with "A Night in Spain" until
it closes its Reason in the a,utumu
with a run ut Atlantic City,
Like his eu-sturs, Healy and
.l iss Stanley, Itaker earned his
spurs in the varieties. Commenc
ing in the minor theatres it was
not long until the overlords of
what was then known as "big
time" vaudeville, were placing his
name at (he top of the bills.
As Will Rogers inaugurated his
career as a rope tosser Maker start
ed by being an accordionist pun?
if not simple. The Oklahouinn
gradually relegated the lariat to
the background while linker's
comc-to-ine-go-froin-nio now takes
second place to his talents as a
comedian.
'Dressed to Kill9 at
Rialto Tomorrow
Once In a blue moon a pict ure
conifs that exceeds a'l the prom
ises made for it and such a one
is showing at the Kialto theatre
for three day starting tomorrow.
The picture is "Dressed to Kill."
u story of the modern underworld.
10dm und Lowe, remembered for
his splendid work in "What Price
(llory ?" plays the role of "M ile
Away Harry." the master crook, ,
o'elionair. Immaculately dressed, '
perfectly groomed, patron of the I
opera and night club: and consort ,
f silken ladies, in direct contrast
it the accepted type of thug who I
all-talking moving picture, has been making a great hit
Automobile Emblems Are Significant,
Each Line Carries Its Coat-ofArms
Victory Six's New
Automotive, nianulncttirers de
vote considerable attention now
adays pulling what amounts to a
coat oi arms on their products
in tbc form of emblems. Uodc
Brothers recently designed a dis
tinctive and artistic radiator cm
blent fur the new Victory Six. It
is a winged shield, in the upper
right hand corner of which is an
oak tree on a red background, sig
nifying that the car is as sturdy
as an oak. In the upper left hand
corner, shining from a field of
glossy black enamel is a bolt of
lightning, symbol of speed. Me-
sneaks up a dark alley and belays feminine role, adding her refresh
his victim with a blackjack. ling beauty tu the picture, while
Hen I Sard Is his chief assistant Charles Morton plays opposite her
and Mnry Astor plays the le'iding in the romantic rob-.
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Hunt's
DHlr
Radiator Emblem,
ncath these is a horizontal par.i'l
extending across Hie l:co ot the
shield ciirriyng the name "Dodge",
I he letters of which arc dark blue
enamel with French GraJ outline
and nickeled edges on a while
background. The hoUunt of the
shield is blue surmounted by a
large white numeral "6".
The conventional design of
lirrlitning and tbc oak tree arc
executed in white metal. Oxi
dized nickel is used in the wing.-.
Hnrdcrs of the design arc in
French Gray, which blends very
nicely with the other colurs.
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