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"T" MflDFORD HATU TRIBUNE, IVrEDFORD. ORKOONT, MONDAY. OCTOBER 1."), 1928
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II EDFORD 31 AIL TRIBUNE
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KKIIKI1T W. RUIII., Editor
B. bUUI'IKH HMITII, Minuet
An li)il'ini!rnt New,ppr
Entered ii iffoiid flaw mittrr at Med-
lord, Oregon, miUer A- 01 Marco o, mi
Hi'UsciurnoN ufsa
Hilly, with Kuudvr, Jr IWJ '
Daily, with hmnliij, month .76 i
Dully, -it bout hmiilay, year -&0 j
Daily, witbuut huinUy, month . .86 i
Vly Mail Tritium-, on year.... J. 00
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Uy Currier, In Advnnr In Median!, A
Utid, Jacksonville, Central Point, i'koonU,
Ttlent, OoW Hill iml on Higliw):
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l)ll. wiUiout Sujidty. Montb ;
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All te. cat In vimh.
-"HKMKKR OV THK ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kn-elvlng Full l.eued Wire Service
Onlv dhuit In ciM county racetrlog
oewa by U-letrr. ... I
The AMoctiiU-d Prw ! ncliwiwlT
till I to the iw for publlcatloo of lit '
newd diM'iatclm f willed to it or otherwiM
credlUd in thla ppt, and ibo to the local i
oewa )tihlnlu'i herein. '
All riglita for r-ul.llcatlon ol epeciai dla- I
paU'liea herein are alao reaerred. :
Official paper of the City of Medford.
UffK-inl paper of Jjckaon County.
ft worn oany avenige cinuwuun "
month ending April I, IWiB. 4681.
Advert icing Ilepreaentatlvea
U. C. MOOKNSKN It COMPANY
Offi'ee in New York, Chicago, Detroit,
Ban Fraaciico, Loa Augclea, beattle. Port
bud.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
Thri'f W4'ck!i front tomorrow,
thiiuiutmlx of prii.li. if ihoy can
think of ii'ithlwc vlv to do, will
amble lo tin' iU. and vote. Am
there is no mni8 hytcrla thla year,
the voter Is forced to ue the
lluhhnnl wiuicOi on liis Hhoulderw.
all ly liiniMrlf, in into king )Uh
ballot.
Arthur ItotlyfiU of California!
Kpent the, werk-end visit Iiir hin
nircp. Mrs. A. I MiUln-ll. (HwIhh
Jloin- Nwh, lOnm'tu HcBlHter.)
An oKttMipath, mayhap.
Wliit t the lower c 1 it ..hph cn 1 1
foi'K. and iho upi'r rlaMHi-s fawg,
haH come In aliundunce.
! II, I'lnlirer, our HleoplcHH halter.
Juts i-volvni tho "Ioiik loaf.' It has
been dedicated to the shudy nldo
of the Gore haul;.
"HIOATTLK, Oel. 13. (V) In this
far weislcrn mclrupolls front which
BhlpH null to the purtH of the world.
'.Senator .loc T. Itohlnson lonlglit
envlnai;cd a Bovrninuiit-MipPJi"ted
'Amerelan mrrchanl mai'ine."-
V herein n IhoiidlnKer putjf In a
few licka for IUm honie-lown.
A dirtj' Htory wiih told yesterday
the m-eHencn of a citmnalKn
In
yarn, and (he dlrly Hfory blushed
to the roota of Km hair,
(;(! .M()IIM(i, I US. NA.MSONI
i j ( I liirciier, lif, Newh)
A wnudnhecl fell on JUra.
l I'.l i iicr 1 1 one ll on last '1'Uendny
ami hurt her pretty hadly. She
in rerovcriiiK an fast u can bo
' expected.
, I lick man UemtiK I icAtitrcmont
cMi'aped from prison ycftcrday, and
iMlc Kcven Kallnna of rhh from
'your corr., and put the cap of the
(Kaoline tank In hi pocket and
-Walked off, darn him!
f ' Now I hut it dirh;Udc baa flown
rtcrotiH tho Atlantic, the atlto at age
jeoinpiuiles will InutiKurate a row
bout aervlce over the same watery
nurfaee.
i
A number of young men uitend-
iltlK the cow-colei;e w eek-endatl
liere. Nutie had noae-wldlh iiium
tacbt'H, druKged tbeir feet, or
Jdaycd the ukulele.
, T.ady Kord-Coupe of (he lorn I
Imitation liritNh set. repm-tH that
(din v. as t'dd a Inn eleggrd lie. Sat
urday, and the same "was not
t Ticket."
Colds nie the order i.f the d:iy.
The usual number will emb-uvor lo
year out the mM imd not quite
Make it.
James Crleve of l'i o:-pecl, got
tthcad of himr-rlf Sal in day. und
Ipiine to town o see (he Snlent
Sledford fnutlKill ctinie next Satur
day. He was trying lo fool his
boy lawey. and hired man Hous
ton. An a uto. u n h a deer prune on
the fender, scooted up a dark
fltrcet last iiifiht. when traffic was
t-utiKcstcd on the .Main Stem,
vuty s nun:
( l(nHim Xm. Ite Un )
a eiiimiMii-Ue lourlst who was
undoubtedly in rat hurry ran
through th fvH.i fence at the
Kouth end ef thr ( e bridge
Wednesday. tu really did a much
healer Jtil (bun iel of hi ynv
deeenmn'K a r iifi vtl two
of the pii vary nritl.i emu-
lelvlr d4notoi J g r
tkm of Di4 nUhrut flit at
Val vf drut4a a D. car. Hume
vm M..a.t v1 a flat tii Mam.
trt fa sa vt to CS' ('. t-i u
la.'ttii It 4jjc producers con
tinue their cUmi-Im in that illito
on, they may huoti evolve a ma
chine which will get that bridge
out of the way cntirelv.
The C. riieasjttit Mann oprlod
this A.M. Uh a bunt;!
liar to "Humming"
I'lllfAtlO-UY A Weil Utt., .,)
gate crasher was invited to try to
"bum" his way on an air mail
plane. He objected because ll car
ried mail. When reminded that he
liHd rldth u free on mall trains, be
replied. ' lint there a lot f dlf
fcicmc If you're thrown off."
Wiiiiiiili ( niitVdale llii)-
t'dl.l'.MIIIA. H. Vi Mn.
Mary ;..,.!,, n Kills of l;MtH:.n.l.
3enincratle nominee for the Mate
Honnte, ts mother of three children,
former county school Miprrtntcn
ftenL nml inanuKcr of 11 Iiiii;c llve
lock farm. Iter husband Is u
turpentine cpcritlur,
THE GRAF 3ttttU AJUPt
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THE Kiguificrtnt. fcnturd t Hie arrival of tyc Gcniftn diriKiHIc
in this coun'tryiJn I'll til it in cxio'lel to mrirk tin; imiu-runt-tion
of the first iTi'jiiilni' trmiH-Atl.infic iiaKKCngor service hr iiir.
Twenty piisst-n uth malo the iuitttif trip tuul iin vit ihmh
bvr art expected Jo Ktcure flwiiinmiMtutiorm on the reruni.
WliotluT or jiitf 1 his original plan in arriet mit, however,
remains to be Nt-eift. From all aceouiitJi the voyage was not a
particularly plensturX one. On Stiturilay a heavy storm Mas en
eounteml winch tiiiWi:fl the ship, ami culled for an S- ). S. to
Washington, whirh was later recalled. Heavy weather the next
tiny so reduced the ilif iihlc s peed that the elapsed time was
only about -4 hours less jhan that of the fastest passenger liners.
Taking everything into eoiisiderat ion, it would seem prob
able that, while the suceetssful conclusion of the voyage marks
an important step in the development of aerial ocean travel, ma
terial improvements in lightcr-thaii-air t ransporiat ion must be
made before trans-Atlantic 1 i rii hlo servict- ean be regarded as
a permanent and satisfactory medium of long distance travel.
GOVERNOR SMITH ADMITS IT
WIIKX this presidential ciimaign first opened the Repub
lican effort to ni'tke the tariff an issue was generally re
garded as a perfect example of political buncombe. We admit
we joined in the initial barrage of ridicule, under the impres
sion that the Democratic endorsement of the protective prin
ciple had removed this from the list of genuine issues.
AVe now admit we were wrong and Dr. Work was right. If
any further evidence were needed (iovernor Smith has supplied
it, by devoting his must important speech in the South to a de
nial that he favors a reduction of tariff schedules.
And now Chairman Kaskoh tells tint world that he is and
always has been a high protectionist, and if the leaders of his
recently adopted party don't like it he is willing and ready to
resign.
There is no doubt of .Mr. Kaskob's sincerity. It is no lougcr
a secret hat he has had his fill of profesional politics and is anx
ious to return to the more congenial atmosphere of General Mo
tors. Needless to say if (iovernor Smith were not aware that,
the tariff is a real issue, and his endorsement of the Underwood
tariff in his acceptance speech is losing him votes, he would
never would have allowed the Republicans to maneuver him
into another defensive position.
Kor in politics, as in war, it is the offensive campaign that
wins. Strategic retreats, such as Governor Smith is now nego
tinting on the tariff, may not be an admission of defeat, but it
is certainty an admission of fear and weakness.
At the outset, of the campaign, Governor Smith was lauded
as the master politician and and Dr. Work as the dub. AVith
only three weeks to go, no fair-minded persona can deny that
thus far the amiable doctor has beaten the idol of Tammany
Hall in every major encounter.
Distance lends Piielinnlmenl,
think Volstead a saint never saw
Smith has one eonsolt ion. The kind of people influenced
a ''whispering campaign " would vote against him anyway.
bv
H may be an impudent question, but can Kuropc tell us
what becomes of all the cooties in times of peace t
Numerous creatures sipiirt. mistiness when they are scared,
so political parties aren't uniue.
Actually there is very little immodesty now. Immodesty
consists in showing something that doesn't show alt the time.
The busiest man can find
him how wonderful he is.
Freedom became a myth at
to depend on baker's bread.
So far the fight is even. Knch candidate has been fortunate
enough to gag the most ocal of his fool friends.
If the man mivn "our ear"
married since a year ago last
Tragedy :
Mie dreams of
plumber.
Kisses may
give a darn.
A ehiltl is old enouuli to
it becomes conscious of dirtv
In ancient my thutny there
lull' ffoat. Tin animal isn't a myth now. Ask Pa
MUTT AND JEFF
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TtKfat xwcRe tvuo Tuuli r
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and the nice old ladies who
him spit tobacco juice.
time to listen while )i caller tells
about the time everybody began
instead of
dune.
' my car," he has been
a bold Knight ami gels a bald
transmit pyorrhea, but four out of five won't
have everything explained
finder nails.
when I
wits a creature
Mutt Smacks a Silencer
ujp,MIN6T0N
lTHAe..
r rJ UV.U I
I owe,
Personal Health Service
By WILUAM BEADY, M. D.
Sttprtri Ur&m pertaining to peraonal health and hygiene, not to dfitca dugnnela at
Ivwtaieiif, vlll bit ai wared by Dr. Hrady If a atamped, hHf addreaaad envelope la encloaed.
LMtera awpi bat Wiarf d wrliun in ink. Oing to the Uye number f let (.era r
ovirwd, only a br ea b atiawered here. No r'p)y can be made to queriea not conform
ing to latatnartianai. Addraa Dr. William Hrady, In rare of thla oewnpaper
u rrt si.Mi'i.i: its xo
Haven't heard or seen a word of
caution lately ugalnst lite practice
of u.shiK ordinary wheat bran as a
natural laxative.
Kor a while the
nubnld I ?. e d "ex
perta" stirred up
a veritable tem
pest in the teapot
over (he alleged
dangers one In
eui'H In e a t I n g
bran that hasn't
been "prepared"
or otherwise
naiicllfled by some innnufaeturer,
I gather from anxious queries that
ithe warnings sounded by the kept
' doctor were heard by a few intro
Ispeetivp persons, and no doubt the
j demand for imported, certified and
! duly censored seaweed has in
I creased accordingly.
rite present quotation n thera
peutic birdseed Is a dollar a pound.
Kach seed, if you believe all you
read on the wrapper, has been sub
jected to the most scrupulous scru
tiny of our private specialists, so
that the bird who gulpa down a
regular ration of (he seed may de
vote himself unreservedly to the
business of rustling another little
round Iron man to pay for next
week's supply of the birdseed and!
suffer no qualms about the eom-j
position of the stuff. How delight-1
ful this must be, as contrasted with I
the sad lot of us poor simple folk
who buy flaxseed at 25 cents a i
pound and trouble our minds not
at all us to the country of its birth
or the style of package.
Wheat bran, such as you may
buy from the miller, (he feed store
or the wheat farmer, in bulk. Is as
wholesome and desirable as any
natural food rereal or any vegeta
ble. If you have any use for bran.
The only precaution one need take
Is a casual inspection to make sure
there are no bugs, sticks, stones or
(be like in the lot to be used
food.
lnstead of handing over a dollar"
a pou nil for glorified bird seed,
which comes in a very pretty pack
age, one should buy from the drug
gist a pound of ordinary flaxseeds
for a (piarter and take a few spoon
fuls dally. If any such aid is re
l,uircd to stimulate the bowel, 1
can assure you that plain raw flax
seeds so used will accomplish
everything that any imported bird
seed can accomplish and with no
drawback that does not attend the
use of (he fancy stuff. Indeed, the
regular use of whole flaxseed, a
few spoonfuls daily, seems to be
particularly helpful In cases of irri
table bowel, -so culled, as In "niu
oouh colitis," hemorrhoids, fissure,
or ulcer, in any ease, the hubit'hf
taking one or more "doses" of flax
seeds dally is much better than the
physic habit and Infinitely better
for health than the enema habli.
Some persona lake a spoonful or
two of flaxseeds and wash the dose
down with water, tubers prefer lo
mix the flaxseeds with cereal or
with fruit jam. others prefer to
cook the flaxseeds more or loss
with a cereal or other food, though
probably the remedy is less effica
cious when cooked.
I Ira ii may be eaten raw, mixed
with any other cereal, in soup, or
in various recipes such as bran
cookies, bran gms, bran bread, or
bran macaroons. These are well
adapted respectively for the kids,
the hired man, the family and the
boy friend If he Is susceptible to
the blandishments of a good cook.
I Inlenfled (o print recipes for
these bran delights here, but if we
tried to print all four the same day!
I Just know what would happen to j
(hem. So we'll merely give direr-!
(ions for holding the hired man 1
today, and keep the other secrets!
for future revelation.
Itrn 1 1 (ieniM
One egg well beaten; a pinch of
salt: Mutter the size of a walnut,
inched: one cupful each -f sweet
milk, wheat flour and wu.( bran:
a (caspoonf ul of ha king powder.
Hake in gem tins. Hake thorough
ly (his isn't mush, you know.
Should the hired man fall to come
rim lit back for more, count the In
gredients maybe the printer has
left out a few. There should be
seven Items In the recipe, if vim
1 find only five, or more than nine,
i it's not my fault.
CJl'ttSTIONK AMI ANSWIJES
A IxUta Hash
I 1 am a school girl In the eleventh
I grade. I have adenoids. My teach
half Ulan aud',,r advised me to have them re
, , moved, lie said I could learn more
rapidly if 1 would have them re -
on His Little Friend
LOeUGWOUTrTOt.t: IT ScMsV cTDp VOU,
'r r-S ' roe CTnti..i r,,vuT mtLUONi. a 'i,
v-r--44-- x , Sjliy.Bjl t-ry 'in r.i c , ,. - m, ,, v ... o-,, y-j -T . -v .
I moved. Our doctor said f would
have to have my tonsils removed
; (oo. My lather is not willing to
have this done. He heard a doctor,
speaking In a few days ago.
That doctor said that you would
J have tho t.b.e. If you had your ton-:
jsils removed, please tell me if you
j think there is any danger of having
j t.h.e. if I have my tonsila and ado-1
I noids removed. I. T. !
I Answer. On the contrary,'
j daughter, there is more danger if
.you keep (he enlarged or diseased
adenoids and tonsils. Probably,
i your father misunderstood the doc
tor he heard speaking. Or perhaps
i the doctor who spoke is a person
without standing but with an ax to
'grind. If your father will give me'
the name uf the doctor who spoke
or any other Identifying facts I
i may be able to satisfy his mind
! about this. Meanwhile, I should
' not advise you to have tonsila or
! adenoids removed merely because
you expeet you will be able to learn
more rapidly. If anybody learns
more rapidly after such operation
it is just because his or her general
health begins to Improve, or some
times because impaired hearing i
due (o the adenoids Is relieved and
(he pupil doesn't misa so much the
teacher says. j
Salts
I'lease tell me if it Is harmful to
take a teasponful of sodium phos
phate every morning before break
fast? Mrs. H. C.
Answer. It may be all right for
a limited period, but I should not
1 care to dose myself with salts of
I any kind unless my doctor or
j dered it.
( bulk It Down
I asked for calcium carbonate in
! our drug store. They gave me
j "precipitated chalk" which some
I people use for tooth powder. Is
this the same chalk you advise for
' ' " "
1 ' ' I" ' limit it-ii 1 1 1 u l Iv I
; or prepared chalk is calcium enr-
,)erhaoS three 'times d:iiv
(Copyright John F. Uiile Co.)
My idea o' asking' a whole lot o'
aomebuddy would be t' suggest f
President Calles. o' Mexico, that
he reconsider his determination not
t' run agin. Mrs. Tipton Bud's un
cle blew in from Floridy today.
Communications
Mrs. (irirM i:plaius
To (he Kditor:
Furl her with reference to
"partial report" submitted
l
the!
to
Judge Thomas in the
investigation. I'olb.w jug
Chancy
the ad -
to In -
vice of Judge Thomas to
vestlgiite the handling of
prohU it inn fund carefully,
obtained what information
ettuld from the treasurer's
flee. About HitU'Oti bad
disbursed out of this fund.
the,
We
w-
of-
been
The-,
of mollis--, was in addition o J
all of the ordinary court costs:
and expenses f administration.
The treasurer's records show j
that considerable sums went iu
persons w ho performed no spec-
la I service therefor. It became
neeessaiy to know whether or
not the takinu of these moneys
was lawful. Whether the taking
of them tt ii a irime. of course
Mf (here were crimes we were
CAU COOLtDGC TDLt. MC A ITHftSS A 600b r NOW THAT" H VAjOrjT V !
KlDC-SPLlTTC-fti IT ATPAvn STORy. CAU HAVfc AIMV MORe
n MUTT, BUT fN IKISHMAN ( JCVW J TOl-U T" TO INTCRRuPTl OMS GGFUfM
T SACTlTHAT VACMT IMTO BuilNeit f M AT HS I T L L STAPT AT- THr ' "
J I ... I, AiuTn A RAIklV ;tlf II r AAAr IKJAvXi'JR ATI i(U. Tl-.. . . 4.1
' ONC "VI ' -' I "voirJIJWU-, flAifi TP I I i I I
1 AVC-AW ag: -lYZr V. ''WW but- , STfttey. THcRe VweRe- ! '
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Rippling
Rhymes
(By Walt ftfaaon.)
ANCIENT AND MODERN
It may he there are Goths and
Vandalu who still Insist. Umt IM
low candles would beat electric
Hht: for there are always peo
ple Righin'; for ancient glories
und denying that modern things
are right. There are sad, pessi
miatic voters who view the
speed, shilling motors, wail for
grand old days, when they were
driving noble, pacers and trot
ting steeds and other racera
along the dusty wnyp. Home peo
ple see the airships soaring, and
hear the engines throbbing, roar
ing, and say they are a shame;
disparaging remarks (hey utter;
"Our parents went on loot," they
mutter, "and got there just the
same." Kach new invention set!!
men kicking, and each Improve
ment gets a licking before it
gains Its place; the greybeards
of old things are jealous; "Old
wayB were best," they often tell
us, in accents deep and bass. It
is a sign that man is aging when
he puts in the long hours racing
at everything that's new; when
he insist that long dead writers
were better than the modern
blighters who print a book or
two. When he declares with ris
ing passion his hatred of each
modern fashion, he should im
merse his head, should soak It
in a tub of water and call his
wife and daughter to have a
poultice spread. He's left the
sprigs of youth behind him, his
prejudices sorely bind him. he
makes the sad fact known that
all his mental works arc rusty,
he's ready for the churchyard
dusty, and for the graven stone.
in duty bound to act.
W'v were not satisfied with:
the advice that had been given
us by the special prosecutors
appointed by J udge Thomas. He I
Whs the henrl
of the institution
and the directors of the grand
j Jurors; they looked up to him
f for impartial advice. I believed
that It was our right to X
advised by J u d g Thomas. lie
had told me to go to the bot
tom of the matter and he would
stand behind us.
Ac tho time the so-called "par-
j tin I report" was brought in the
special prosecutors had left us
and we were without advice.
George Neilson, deputy distri
attorney, was at the time bi
fore tho grand Jury on other
business, and knows what hap
pened. It never occurred to us
that the questions asked in the
partial report would embarru;
Judge Thomas. 11 never entered
our minds that a vote on tho
matter would be required. Win
we needed was help, co-operation
and assistance, and we con
fidently expected it from Judj.
Thomas.
Up to that time we looked
up to him as our superior whom
we supposed stood ready atid
willing to advise us as to wlin;
t he law was. Km that reason
the grand jury in a body pre
sented these questions to Judge
Thomas. So far, none of th
questions have ever been ans
wered. KATIK M. OUIEVK.
Medford. October 1 ."i
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One.)
So proceed with your stud;
and real estate business, in j
peace. I
While otherN run for President, I
Mr. Coolide attends to the presl- J
deutial Job. Saturday he talked !
j across the ocean to Spain. And
1 more important, has found a way!
; to cut J'.t.OiHi.noo from the nation's!
proposed expenditures, avoiding a
, deficit.
! What the mongoose Is to the
' dreaded cobra, hooded serpent of
'India. Calvin Coolidgc Is to the
i deficit.
tiood news is the Western Un
ion's announcement of a $;i,0U0.0ui
increase In pay. not as the result
of a strike, but as u result of
friendly conference.
j Ileal elvlli.ation will come when
j men of ordinary ability, now strug-
j gllng to et more than they need.
! change from COM 1'KTITION to
i KM Ul.ATlON. and work to prnvitU
i
i
BAMPLK PEKID8NTIAI. BALLOT
I intend to vote for
for President at the November
I am registered as a....
Signed (Name) ,.
(Fill out'and mail to Straw
.Tribune, Medford, Oregon).
ho that ALL MAY HAVE AS
MUCH AS THEY NEED.
Lloyd George calls Hint liavnl
agreement between France an'l
Enwland, kept secret until Univer
sal Service published it. "a most
sinister event, Impvrilln--; peace.
Ite hopes Uritaiu will join the
United States in an attempt to
"abolish the savaRery o( war."
That ran't be (nine, hut the most
nearly civilized nations, meanini;
the rich ones that have all they
want and don't want to be dis
turbed, could assree not to LET
little nations tight. That would
help.
Quill Points
Hint to reianniiU: Serve
a senile 1 1 pail with tho lee
Avater to keep young go-getters
from figuring on the table
cloth.
The confession magazines are ,
failing. They had to leave -some- j
thing to the minds of readers, audi
the readers didn't have any minds;
Men fight for the righteousness,
but the right side always happens
to be the one favored by selfish
ness, too.
I Americanism
Demanding 54
service; wondering
I worth of "fr
' why
10-cent article costs $4. la.
"Wh:
r.f
obl-
Blood Pressure
Too High!
"I could tell there was something
wrong from the dizzy spells and
difficulty in breathing I had. Cut
I didn't dream my blond pressure
had gune up .to 'a a very cvitn al
(ate: , friend who ii;td the same
trouble t-dd me the livr is fre- J
tpietly respnnsiide and urir.-d me t"
try ox gall. 'Mi bis advice I v;nt a
package of I ioxnl tablets, and be
fore lung I uuticed a chance in toy !
ennditbm, I becan to feel st I'onn'T '
and more etieruetie. and checking j
up in my hlin.il pressure found it
had gone down." j
Hii;h blood pressure, hardening I
of the arteries, habitual onstipa-'
lion, headaches, "tired feeling" and
premature old age are commonly j
due tu system poisonim (auiu-in- I
tnvff:it Inn I t-,.,,1. .. . I ; i.
Uiver. Let the bver be.m.. 7m . ',. 1
j tive ami it fails to cleanse the blued
: of the poisons furni' il in fond
waste. The w hnle system then be
comes toxic and health is shnviy
! and surely broken down. Natural
j ox gall, extracted from the liv.-r of
jthe ox. is recognised as the fin. -st
tonic for the human liver. js ;,
I natural liver stirmibmt and liteniilv
j rejuvenates that organ, which is lo
, rejuvenate the entiu- svsi. ni. The
pure genuine ox gall is to be had
in dainty, tasteb- f,,rm in I)ioXol
; tablets. Kach Iiuxu tablet repre
j seats ten drops of pure ox uall and
1 costs less than two cents, fjemilne
I Dioxol has picture of ,ixs h.-ad n
( ...ii riiwc on fiaie at all good drug-
t gists. Spe
ial ag.'iit,
Woods Dim
nun
Stfi
" NOVM THAT" H
i f . I
JpCu ,'WJ
election,
(Nante party)
- Ballot - Contest - Editor, Mali
J fuShl, nel junk dealer?" lCuh.
I Ask Mother where she not that Uc-
! crcpit chair.
Thrift: Uiliorous self - detiinl
urned on the family because dad
lias played the fool and lust a wad.
; It's your fault If people sedm 1
boastful. The man who mentions
; takini; a bath seems boastful lo tile
I man who never takes one.
There is use for. everything. If
all men were wise and decent, doc
tors and lawyers would starve tu
death.
Open ears, yon will mm-ni-bcr
ba out (he same year iel
ting became epidemic.
One reason
why a great man
; those who "knew
because they jimy
".Stinky" or "Jlop-
' dreads meetilii
j him when" is
j still call him
: ears."
You can tell whether the man in
the road is a bandit or a dry agem.
A bandit won't shoot if you whiz by.
The country can forgive Al's re
ligion: the hard part is to forgive
his big-city background.
A gentleman Is a man who would
keep on living just as he does now
if he had no neighbors.
Correct this sentence: "Wo'll go
I in debt to educate the kids," .said
he. "an. I ihen they'll work hard
I and Mipp'-ri us in our "h! age."
Political Announcements
SlIKltll'l''
I ini the recular Itepubllcan
nominee fur sheriff of Jackson
-ounly. If elected. I will eo-opc-ratn
with all 'officials In the en
forcement of all laws.
C11AK1.ES 1). STACY.
Paid Adv. l'.oute 4. Medford.
VOTE FOR
Alfred E. Smith
President
Joe T. Robinson
Vice-President
H. D. Norton
Circuit Judge
J. Frank Wortman
AND
Lloyd A. Williamson
Representatives
George A. Cording
District Attorney
Ralph G. Jennings
Sheriff
R. L. Cornwell
School Superintendent
C. W. Ashpole
County Commissioner
Chas. T. Sweeney
M. D. Coroner
Published by Democratic County
Central Committee of Jackson
County. Offices 119 North Central,
Phone 876, Medford. Paid Adv.
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