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Newspaper Page TextTCPrcnrfTRD fATT' TRTTlUNE.rRDFORD, OrtfrOOX. TFESTV.VY.' OOTOBr: Tt 8, 102k, e p: In .11 111 In Medford mail tribune i Dally, Sunday, Weekly I Iut)liahi br th t MF.DPOHU fBi.NTLNU CO. . U 17-19 N. FirSt, Phon T ROBEKT W. RL'HL, Kditor J B. SUM ITER 8MITU, Muufir Ad InUrptndeni Newippr ' Ratcred u mcoimI ctaa matter at Med- j ford, Orefon, umler Act ol March tf,167C. SUBSCRIPTION RATB8 j - Br Mill -In Alliance : Daily, with Kuiiday. year. .$7. AO , , Daily, with Sunday, month 76 , Daily, without bund ay, year 6. GO i Dally, without Sunday, month ... .06 1 Weekly A! ail Tribune, one year.... t.00 1 Sunday, one year S.00 ' ttv Carrier, in Advance In 'J ford. Aak- laitd, Jacksonville, Central 1'oint, Phoenix, t talent, (Jold Hill and 00 liitfttwitya: Daily, with .Sunday, month 9 .76 Dally, without Sunday, month CS 1 Daily, will-out Sunday, one year.,. 7.00 Dally, with huitduy, one year B.Ot j All terms, caah In advance. llKMbKR OK TUB ASSOCUTKD PKK88 I ItfcciviriK Full I.umh1 Wire hfrvlce I Ouly paper in city or comity receiving aew'B by tlifraih. ' The AaawMuU-d Preaa ta exrlualvely en Clth.i to the uw fur publication of all newa dispatches credited to It or otherwlM credited in tin pupT, and also to the local ; iifwh publ lulled lit-rein. ' All risiita tor reunification at apedal dla- ' pa u hea herein are ulao raervrd. j AdverttNlnu lleurf BPiitutlVPi ! U. 0. aMH'KNHKN It C'UM I'ANY I Ofic.-a In New York, Chiiugo, Detroit, ; dsn Fram-laco, l.oa Angelea, Hattfe, i'ort j (and. ; Di Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry 'How c;m line scllle down t I I win k when tiriKlil i-eil vine ; inajileH, fleiiilct In' warm sunshine lire evei-ywhen' calling'.'" ( KilKene I ItecjHter.) 'I'his uppeiirs In lie u J chronic ciise nt yeur-rininil nprliiK ; fever. ' I The enmnnlKn will ihiw lalic f.n ' rnlne kIkiis n( lile loenlly, lis Die linlfr hits hei-n Injected. ThlH Im ii ' liulitlcal suhjeel Unit stirs the lleiirt, anil lillikeM the hlnuil flow faster, us nil can discuss It at r,rcitl ' h tiKlh nnil learnedly, utihatnlieMtil liy tile sliMlllesI UllilwleilKC nt' Die 1 .1 rllT. I A lrllldle St llf I". Ilyl.ce-H catiereil mid cavorted yemerduy like thc Chinese pheasant se.'iKnn laid npeiied unexpectedly. .Inn Kirkwond, niitlntially funi iiiiH K'tH'M- will )h Ihm-4' Th urn. ( ! tiW 11 tow MiiiHrH from Uavld j Wm.rl, C. Strann. Tucl .M1I?h, rl al. I what rkaij.v i.'rn:its (IVmlU'hm ImiM Orruoulaii) A shown- f wi'ihlhiK pr-s-iMiisr wuh UvUi li tdiiy at the (li-W'i- In honor ot the huutIiirh of 'two .voting coupD'H who tiro l)f y4l thfi-c. V art? not (eHitln wIh'Umm tlu marrlatfim uin ' the i ulinln:itlon of 10 nianccs Ih-kuii ihcrc or noU A month from ludny Ik Hm-linn day. I'U-aHiint wciith'T In hopud I fill', (IK It will lie tilmul Iho tuxl J cliuni-e for a Iodk nuto trip. tjulto a f'w of ihn yountfor Iuih IhiihIn liiive mmv huniluK lor dfir, whlrh HclcntlstH liold, Ih a hIkd that tin' hoiH'ytnooti han fuihMl, HALSKY. Oro., (tel. 2. To tin Kditor) Soiiif of our cHohrnti'd criminal luwyt'i-n, irhaps tirt ti t t Urn iNc Ives Kti'at rrlininnls, hui ninny of (hem a ii'. 1 rpstutc piipor.) A Itiirkliiindid Hlup In die dnrU. The more fash lonn ll' t!alslic vlkiH an1 inovlim lh pin t of thrlr frix.zi'M Intn cMnirrfli-ld. A Smith-It I'piilillriiii riinio out of hlH huh' lute yi'stordny and hiiw IiIh mIiihIow. I'ort In mli'i'M who hu vi hron ox 1 loci ht'ii'. 11 lid rmi'i'd to i-it tht lr DrriikriiKl wiihoui tin Ori'Konlan, will rush huoic lo the mt'tropollH ThurNdny, with h:iti ami illspulrh. It loidiK like mmi' of tln cntidi dati'H had the nno nl Klliopl Ion to romp out riuphiil ifii I fur t'n-illl al tlu1 nan Ktations. The tlyitiK sym-al of kwIih' Im hi'Mtd In thi rural ari'as, iim full hoK-killliiK Kfts undi'iway. Thr ,11m (Irii-vi' doer nt I'roHpi't-t who lo (hilt- hiivp not ln-i-n hot for ti man, i-'il clHiirtMU'M. Tu rinur-i-tii'M fiirv tht' drop of woiium, itml do not ii i llaK' Ihclr throats. One nf the hlkh school girls wan seen lakhm her ice cream slraluht y sterday. .Moose Muohcad. the rislnn avia tor, was noted on the ground .'Moil. Christmas cards me on tap. and many have ordered their I'.t'.'ii aulo licenses. While eating a flannel cake in the tooth ami Jaw emporiuio this moinlna, Lady l-'oi d t'joipe tor the local Imitation Itrltlsh set, atsent miudtslly lotdc a bite not of her spare powder-puff. FANCY WltlTIV (tola, Kan., Register) M rn. To in a Richardson was I he gust of Mrs. Ilerld the first of the week and had an attack of stom ach trouble anil had tit call tip' Dr. at, midnight. Charley Harrison Is ilrfving it closed In truck lo keep the llllst of nve the urocei les. A man said the other day. "If you want to he sure of ymit hilt just get a mortgage on the tain ley i-iiir. Say they will sure work to get the money.'' M Iss Dm t ha Collet t accompan ied Mrs. Parker to the ingathering of friends at the M-K church 11 Tuesday enve. Mrs. J. R. Davis is preparing to go to Fort Dodge in a short time. mi is a number of others. We are preparing to foot our own bill, like the darkey Itllly Sundays ringer told 11 bniil, it Nine lakes a lut of gt il. Amagen our MirprMe when a Sunday afternoon Air & Mrs Spen cer Davis once our dear neitfhbots drove up in (hear car ami Mrs McOtnnls with them, and they mire brought us a treat. Many thanks. May these years of sunshine and licit 11 ever be yours and old age Uiuwdcd with luuity f 1 lends. DEFEAT THE STATE INC09 Tf 3 q o ' VEX Chose wl0i ilii'oretic-illy fiivoi- 11 stiilc income tux should voli- iiifiiinst the nirnsurr to Up pn'sciilctl to tlii'(! E voters at llif Xowmlier I'lci'limi. Oco ' For, with the iwnnt ilcnsion of flic pcdcral Confcl im'&l'-j ilnliiiir the colli'rtinii of all ti3' on liiinjr stoij in natioiial Imnlis, this nieiisiu'e, if passi'il, would dcfi-iit Ihi' vrty purpose! of those who tlesfeueri il. which was to reduce rile tin on prop erty and to dislriliule the tax Inirden morn eipiitalily, particu larly anions various divisions of money capital. 'I'll is income tax hill exempts all hanks. Now, with the ) jy nl; capital slock tax enjoined, il.s passage wouhl result in (Iniii'.r preidscly.whal the designers wished to avoid, reilti'-ini; the Imr deii on capital and increasing.' it on real estate. There is another (rood reason for defeat iim this measiir". The stale tax committee is makine; an exhaustive survey of the tax situation in this stale with particular reference to the neces sity of a slate income tax. 'I'his survey has not yet licen completed. What could lie more foolish than to pass a state income tax now conceded even liy many of its friends lo he imperfectly drawn liefore the necessity of such a tax is determined, and hefnre thv results of this comprehensive survey are known? The lax committee may determine that II slate income tux. in its opinion, is necessary, and its personnel is such that ils findiniis will carry tremendous weight. If this should he the outeoine then a sound anil workalile income tax measure would uinlnulileilly he drawn up and presented at ll arliest oppor tunity. If, on the other hand, the connuittrc should find that an income lax is not necessary, this should sellle the matter for a period of years, The people of this state have already defeated a slate income taXj six times. A tax commission report, sup'portiiiK this oppo sition, should render the anli-ineoiiie lax verdict final. Ki'Cardless of what this decision may he, however, the oppo nents and proponents of the state income lax should unite in voting down Ntiinlier Mill, on the Novcmhcr hallot. A TRAVESTY WIUJAM HICKMAN must Hi.'. Willi his Inst rani plnyr-d, ihr slfiyct' nl' Alarihii I'lirKcr Imisi my tin pt'iinlty t'nr liis criiiM', iicjii'ly a year aitcr il was cnimiiitlcd.' Thi'iv was iipvi'i a dnuht tif (his depra vimI Iiiiv'k nill. His sanity was pstahlisln-d in a few weeks. And yel it lias taken ten innnlhs to lirin liim to jusliee. V an opposed to eapital puiiislnin'iit. Hut as lon as it is Hip law it should not only lie enforced, HI enforeed promptly. For its only real justification is the argument that it deters crime. Uow can the luiniiip; of llickniaii deter crime, when its en tire lesson lies in the fact that, even if a murderer is appre hended and has been convieled of the most atrocious ermine in the history of this country, a clever lawyer can delay punish ment, for at least a year? While there is life there is hope. With. a. year's hreatliin; spell, there is always the possibility of developing a leal loop hole, or of escape. illicit .jnsliee is what the criminal fears. And, in spite of all our criticisms of tin law's delay, the Hickman ease demon strates that, as Umix as the criminal has money, ipiick jnslicc is impossible. Certainly Ibis travesty in Los Angeles should contribute sonietbino; to the cause of rcforinino; our present anliiialed and indefensible criminal procedure. Reformers 'laitn birth control apparently, is to control them IT) If a Dixie Colonel looks worried, he may be a mill-man try inp; to favor a protective tariff without being a Republican. A Hrooklyn hold-up girl sobbed to attract her victims; hu lo sob as 11 preliminary to a hold-up isn't new to husbands. The Knglish won't let-policemen play football, lint bow can hey get better practice in jumping on a man' when be is down.' Isn't Nature grand to prompt the high school star to entei lie very college that needs a baekfiebt man like him? t 'td'H'TVui ism always triumphs in the end. There are more eontented peoples than sore ones. City people just seem less narrow minded because (bey don't know much about vou. The buffalo mid passenger Colleges have ai:ain broken all MUTT AND JEFF JGF You cook) UJORRiet,G,iev!Mi UJOk'RlGDi J IM RONNIMG FOR COMCftCSS WHAT'S oro f on tHe DefMocfcAtie ticksT lft( V r'OR ON JUSTICE is easy enough the bard part, years after.. pigeon went and now the coon. enrollment records. Jeff Knows Who Started This "Whispering" IT - Y. t CAN'T ACCOUNT IT.. iT't AvWFol; Penonai Health Service o , ly WU-Dt. D. fi'Ced lettera pertalnlnff to peraonal bualtb and bjftene, not to dtaea dlaj.o fttf 0tatinntt(.w1ll be anawered by Dr. Brady it a atamped, v-lf-adlrsed envelope 1 fnoioaed. lltera ai.ould be brief 4Jt written la ink. Owii.g to the lait oirmber of lettera re reived, only a few can h anawered hart. No reply caj be made to q'a)i cjaa fa M IWtrMPona. Addreae Dr.XVitlim Brady, Incare of tbia newapopvr. Hirni:it 1.1 vixr; roit iiitirri(s Komi' wayfarors alonn this rol- lii-klnt; road 10 health may recall . an'arth-li' ptihlihhi-d horc last year; ahout a contribution to one of the, medical journal by a Dr. Duffii-. It was about dia het and lh in-! M ruction of the palifiit lo rontro) his uwn diet. Tin lle:iniliKs I not'-d lien appi-aled to a Knod many dla h e t i c persons; t ht'KO diaheticH ajipi-al'-d to me; . and I appt-alcd to 1 1 Or. JJuffle. I hud to whiiedle him , some, fur I , fell Dial ho was tin ! man to unsctaiubh' (hn mess id'1 ; modern treatment of diahetoK, diet, : insulin a ml all. and make it un ' di-rslamlabh' lo mid available I'm' 'Diiimon fidks. Of eoui'se I knew, i and Ur. litif fit knew, there wen I already some bonks written sup 1 jioseilly foi- diabetics. 1ml I felt sure ! Ur. iJllffl" euili.l t- ll it murh het tiT than anyone esi hail b"cn able to do, and 1 kepi at him to put his sound, prartieuhlc teaehiimw on this subject into a little handbook for the benefil of patients and their i i doctors as well.' i I am happy to nay thai Dr. Duf-; fie has done il. The little book 1 has been Issued, iind though my ptii't In the making of it was in- significant, I am pioud of "A I'.nok l for l's Diabetic h." by Dr j Duffle. I rould tell some lerestinn thim.'M about Dr I book, if lie would only Dun H. very In Dllffle's let me. 1 I hit here I am restricted to Die ! barest furls. It is published bv K. K. Miles. South Uineaster, .Mass.. and eosts l..'.u. Dr. Duff it mod estly poses as Jusi an ordinarv j country doctor, hut I he foreword of his hook is written by the dis I HliMUlshed heatt of the ilia betes jriinlc of the I "nivi-rsiiy of .Mlehi Icau. Dr. 1,. II. Nowbumh. who says i Mr. Dull'ie has the ability to uive I all the information needed by the ) patient . in simple lannuatfe fi-fc from difflruli tcchalcidlUcH, Thai's just what I admired so much In this country doctor, and (hat's why I persuaded him to mt out this book. In the first place, he practically abolishes computations, yel shows (he patient how to control the diet with whatever accuracy the nn ditions may require. This in itself f is a stroke of i-nitis and I 'believe I many a diabetic patient will call . Dr. Duffie hlessed for doin away with higher mathematics, even pr j centime, t llenedlct sunar teMls, while not ! expensive, nevi-rtheless may couni up lo dollat-H in the course of a year. Dr.- Duffle tells. and the hook pictures how the patient can make this classic tesi at oiie-slx-tei-nih of the usual cost. The hook even Kives you directions for mak ing your own food scale, out of an old wlnduwshade roller, a pie tin. a pi f wood ruler and, some hay wire. If you want lo save about 14. Not only .should diabetic patients study this little hook, but t believe il will be of the Kientest practical value to physicians as well. I lei-e Is thn il.i i .r u rt.l l.nui I definition of diabetics I have evc I seen It is taken from Dr. Duffle j hook : ( "A diabetic Is one who Is starv j inn for MiiiiiU' while his Mood I I full of it . , . it mluht be said It hat the diabetic's blond smrnr ' rides 'round and 'round on the de I livery waon instead of heinu de livered." " "A Itook for l's Diabetics" shows the dinbelle pallenl how to (111 adequate ration of the "protect Ive" foods, the essential vitamins, to intake up for deprivation of milk. I which contains too much sut-ar. I In persuading Dr. Duffie to pnb- lisll Mils book 1 feel I have ten : deretl a uood health service to ilttt I hrtlcs. orRKTIOVN ?M) AXKWKItS Machinist's Itolls. I work in an oil station and wherever my coveralls are saturat ed with grease 1 have constant ' urease boils." Is there any pre ventive airainsl this? M. K. Answer. The pimples, bolts anil festers on the hands and arms or body of machinists whose skin or -lot hi it k Is much in contact with oil or cutting mixture, have been ascribed by invest lalors of the trouble to ordinary pun germs t tr ried from person to person via the circulating oil or cuttlnu mixture, uml in xoinc plants this t rouble - KMOW WHY Y0O'fc V. lu(J" xoma. awc BOZO Tf STAfiTGO A ' WHISPERING CAMPAIGW AGAiNVT YOO. THCY'Re SAYlMCi NAVTY . J TVilitfT AUm .1- v . ( rV ,-,' ... I,.., -" ,r mmj. j'iw. 1 n - -fc - : , '. ..' . ' " ,,,'' ."' im,, I m .,y ,j. . 1 ... , 1. i. - Lii ' 1 i3 i. " ' H j Th' T' Wet Hit ' V,, tj, . Q 1 some Infection has been caotisider ahly reduced by strict exclusion f"om work of men who have such pimples, boils or festered a'-rasions lhls for the purpose of prevent j 1 1 ix or Icssenint,' contamination of the oil. Resides this, the mineral oil probably makes the skin irri table by dryinK it out excessively, for it si-ems to dissolve out the seliiim or natural oil that keeps the normal skin soft, smooth and clean, lc may lie that the sebum itself has some natural werniicidal ac tion, as does normal saliva, for in stance, or the normal mucus of th nnnal cavity. It went Id he well, therefore, to wear some ollproof apron or coverall lo protect your horly, and the care of the hands and arms requires careful washing just before and after work, prefer ably with a vcu'oiubh- ribre clean ser such as Insto powder, rimdnK and drying a nd then ;i n applica tiou of a little lanolin castor oil mix1 ure equal parts to restore siKr- otlimss to the skin. Of course any pimples, boils or fes tered sores must be dealt with as one musi deal with ordinary bolls or ordinary infected wounds, lo prevent spread of the infection and the culture of more bolls. If you do not understand how to do this, send a stamped envelope bearing your address and ask for instruc tions for treating your bolls. (Copyright. John V. Dille Co,) wii.rsrap j Th' nations o' ih' world are ! j-nln' t slop war by nut kin' it ;i ' ci line, or Jesi th saiiu way our ' ouniry slopped il rink in'. I 'arutcr .lake Ucn (ley has accepted th' jau lltorship o' Apple throve school I Iioum. an' will make aurlcultuic a hobby. i - Quill Points I That sufferhiK in silence you j notice Is Meflin. J In Mime ways we aren't pre ' pared for war, but the cam pa inn j shows we have plenty of liars for j the props namht depart ment. 1 Sonic of the uood won't like I Heaven. They won't be able tr jfoi'Ket their goodness Mix days :i .Week. I As we understanu rail tea I criti cism of ltrliish labor, a man Is a stave if he had rather prosper than cuss the boss. If they wish to make airplane travel popular, let them equip the thi nps vlili n come-on -let 's-go whistle, like a train's. j Home may lose popularity, hut I there never will lie a stibslll lite as a satisfactory place to eat corn Ion the hob. I The obi -lash loneil sweetheart :was Miperior to the sweetie In an joiher way. Vou could fill her with a lemonade. i A met lean ism : Siding with the scamp who is shrewd enounh to diss the people you don't like. If a nxie colonel looks worried. 1 he may be a mill man tryitm to I favor a protective tariff without J being a Uepnblican. I The man who found n nicer way Campaign I V , , lTrieY-RG SAYING THAT AT A 7sT6?I Wrt(5 I' &ONWA 6eT THe BozTo I Recewir BAMOUGT Yoo wefce ,t- all Voo .vHo stARTcb ths i r COCK-GYGT A(Mt T0U iroTO Trt; ( PACk: I &0IM6: j VMHlSPGRlMS CAMAlGM M t -r-... a..- t:,Av. ...,-r tv J Ic . . ASAINT MfiMllTT. M 1 1 . ' irt-""iNjrniriri1fvjiJ w n won h y l' I ! 1 Rippling Rhymes (By Valt aaoa.) ( II AlltS. In infancy we havft hlnh ( 'fialrs, wirh safety shelvtis be fortj. t-o we can't in nit dp un awaren aild land upon the floor. W'h i It we pu rs uo ou 1- vii rt h iy ways chairs have their part and place; they're up against us all our days, a comfort to the race. W hile toiling in the sunshine's Klare. our shovelb In the loam, we think about the easy .chair thai waits for us at home. When we have doffed the hut and shoon, and Nunk therein to rest, thp chair's in deed a precious boon, a tliinn ilmi'H truly hlost. Our sorrel whiskers itrow npace. and in the bn r he r ' s chair, we find 0 sweet abiillna' place, while he sawij off the hair. The barberV chair is built to jlve true blisf: t o w ea ry Ja y s , and in it o n t' would like to live the balance oi ills dayH. There he may stretch his Kouty limbs in pos tures thai relax, the while the courteous barber trims his Hide boards with an ax. AKain he in the dentist's hair to have his molars drawn: his bosom hea vinj; with despair, he calls on l-eto and John. Old memo ries have made hiin fear the dentist's handsome chair, but 1 here is nothing friKhtful here, no cause for his despair. The modern dentist has such skill I like to seek his booth, and have him ta ke a spade and fill tht cavern In my tooth. And thus from chair to chair man kcm throughout his pilnrlmujje; In chairs he nurses euros ami woeH and bellows forth hh rape. In, chairs he takes hi well earned ease, and finds re pose complete, in chuirH h rubs rheumatic knees and lope his KOUty feet. To the eleclrh' chair he wends, if violent, un wise; there, waving farewell 10 his frieudH, he ends it al and fries. of saying "second-hand" aars could j sell I-'lorida . a convincing mibsti- j tute for the. word "hurricane." The final test of manhood I to wail until friend wife has finished ! her remarks and then close the door gently instend of slamming lit. ! Keep liie aliens out. If imnii- ' nobody would have invented an jaituonatic dish washer. j The prize for something goes ' 1 to the traveling salesman, who stole the vIUukc upeed sisn, "Warn ing! This place Is inhabited!" and hung- it above his lied at the hotel. Another thine: you pay for with out knowing it is the damage done by t lie smart hick who tries to net his money's worth by drop ping ciKarette hulls on the hotel "IK. Correct this sentence: "When my husband brink's homo unex pected company," salt! she. "I never make apology for my din ner.' Political Talks on Air Tonight I'OUTLAXD. Ore., Oct, !). f) Tonight's political broadcast over KC.W includes: ii to ii:'tn p. m.- National League of Women Voters' , program. Na tional llruadcasting service. S;:ttl to ! : :n Speech by Senator Uobitison, democratic vice-presidential nominee. National Itroad casting service. NKW YOKK, Oct. !. Tt Po litical speakers on the radio to night Include: Republican. .Major-C.eneral James fl. Har bord. metropolitan chairman ot the finance committee, at 7 : 1 T p. m.. over WAI1C and 1!) affiliated sta tions. Oovernor Kisher of Pennsylvania from I'htlndelph'a tit S:.1(i p. in., over WAliC and affiliated stations of the Columbia chain. ItMicrailc. Mrs. J. Unniscy Ueese. New Turk county parole commissioner, at 7 p. 111.. over VJZ and WHAM. Representative David J. O'Con nell of Hrooklyn at S p. m.. over WSOH, Actors. Authors and Artists Club for Smith Mrs. Minnie MaiMern BAMPL8 PRESIDENTIAL BALLO I intend to vote for for President at trie November I am registered as Signed (Name) . Address - , (Fill out and mail to Straw-Ballot-Contest-Kditop, Mail Tribune, Medford, Oregon). Kiske, Augustus Thomas, liaymond Hitchcock and Willie Collier at li p. 111., over VA lit and the Co lumbia chain of 'J 1 stations. (Times Kven are eastern Ktand 111 !. Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One.) and we'll let you have it." The speaker was one nf four young men, masked, currying auto matics, and interrupting the busi ness deal of Solomon II. Stein and Joseph "(loldmimtz in Stein's dia mond emporium. New York City. Two hundred thousand dollars in diamonds were glittering on sol'; velvet. More diamands were hi thfl big safe. .Mr. Hteln opened It, when the bandits heat his head with the butt of a pistol Four hundred thousand dollars was the reward of the lour young men with handkerchiefs over their faces. in these days of crime efficiency, wise diamond dealers look their doors. Alas, poor horse. The automo bile crowds him. In Knglund. Henry Alexander wa gered that he could drive his Ford car on the bridle path of lien Nevts, highest mountain in Great Miitoiu. The trip was over ruts 1U inches deep and stones VI inc.heH in diame ter, and ft took nine hours for the 4-taa fool eltmh. The car would never make it and would probably fall over the edge. said the Krilish, so they sent up a pack horse with lunch strapped to its back, Britishers dislike to miss their .lunch. The car reached the top. As for yie poor horse, the London Sphere reports its fate thus. "A horse carrying provisions for the parly slipped over the edge oi a stsep incline and fell to its death in the glen, hundreds of feet he low." The old cry, "(Jet a horse," is heard no more. Thirteen thousand tried to hear Aimee Semple McPherson's firl sermon in London. Only ld.ont) could crowd into Albert hall. And, uccoivling to reporters, "only a few dozen were converted." 4- Only a few dozen? I low much would those few dozen have .si f fered during their first ten billion years In hull lire had not Miss Aimee snatched them from the burning? To realize (lie importance nf even one permanent, guaranteed conver sion of the Auntie Mcpherson kind, you need a head for figures. Suppose a demon stuck his pitch fork into your back, only once in ten ' minutes, what would that amount to la ten billion years? Not less than SS.tion.itno.Oon.oon sepa rate stahH, not counting years. To convert even one sinner is worth Miss Aimee's while. A poll of "Who's who" crowd shows that Hoover is elected. Men and women of Who's who-dom are for the Republican candidate. Governor Smith's friends will find comfort in tae fact that "Who's whn.v interesttns as it is. rtoeH not elect the president. That Is dono largely by those that are not "who." Registration uli over the nation sets a new record and the voting by women will be heavy. In Phila delphia the percentaue of women registering has risen from 31! to 40 per cent. No one will know until election if you own that you think a lot of. invest in a penny postal and we will tend you free a delicious, cooked, ready-meat dinner that will make htm hap py. It's 11 full can of Ken-L-Ration. t'lIAPPK.li MHOS. INC, 2279 Ye-.t Pico, Lis Allift'lcM. MS. election. - (KM pity) what the increased renistnuion means. Somp haKiily conclude that 'wom en wish to express their nppreciu lion of Hoover's services in th war." That Is true of many women undoubtedly. lint the result will show that :i great part ot the increased wom an's vote will he cast Tor (Invernor Smith. DIRIGIBLE FLIES FORT WORTH. Texas. Oct. 1. f$, The giant navy dirigible. Los Angeles, took off from the mooring mast at the I nited states helium plant here at it o'clock this morning. After rircling over the residential section of the north side, the hig ship turned Its sil ver nose northward, bound fof its home hangar at Uikehurs!, N. J. several thousand persons were on hand to hid the craft adieu. , ! I PORTLAND, Or--. A total of j SM. 4TiI. sua Will be spetll for street i widening prog ram as out lined by j the city council. TIJOTHLKSOMK II ACKIXt; COl .S STOPPKI) Coughing is often due to an irritation of the throat that per sistent hacking only makes worse. To stop it at once, hold for a l line a dose of Foley's Honey ami Tar Compound low in the t hroat, as for a gargle, t hen :,va llow. 'i'his puis the healing, soothing qualities of Foley's I loney and Ta r Com pound in dirci contact with the irritated surfaces, and relief is immediate. Try It. For sale by Jarmin Woods Drug Store. Political Announcements I MILIEU C I 'am the regular Republican nominee, for sheriff of Jaek.sou county. If elected. 7 will co-operate with all officials in the en forcement of all laws. CHARLKS D. STAC V, Paid Adv. Rome 4 Medford. Schedules daily 111 swifi, smooib-ridlng motor coaches! in the delightful way to travel to San Francisco, Lo.-' Angeles anil ajl California cities. Pickwick. wit,h t schedules daily to the south. givs Medford its finest.' most- convenient trans portation service. Anil you fro the Pickwick way at a big sav ing in fare. Departures daily at 1 :trt a. m., 5:45 a. m., 12:u5 p. m., !:00 p. m. Cull 'lie local Stage Depot for information regarding reduced fares to Washington points. Low rates straight through to th- Kast over two sceni,- high ways. Co Pickwick all the way. PICKWICK STAGES Hotel ,lat-kou, Nth anil Central Plump ;tmi. By BUD FISHER Jznd South