Medford mail tribune., October 24, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

MEDF0K1) MAIL TRIBUNE
ly, Sunday, Wwklj
? Publiihwi br tb
UKDFORD FHlNTUfQ CO.
1117-19 N. Fii Hi- 00 71
RoBKIlT W. RUHIi, Editor
B. bUMI'TKK BiliTH, Manager
An Independent Kewtpr
Entered corn! claw mitter t Med
ford, Oregon, under Art of March 8, 1B79.
HUBSCRIrTION RATK8
By Mall In Alliance:
Daily, nilh Sunday, year 17.50
llailv. with Kuduy, month 70
l)il, without Sunday, ..
Jutly, uitli out Sunday, mtmth
Weekly Mail Trimme, one year.
k.initiiv on VI kT
6.60
.lib
too
t.oo
liy Carrier, la Advance In Medford, Ale
Itnd, JufkiwnviHe, Central ruua, rooeni, ,
TAletit, Gold Hilt and on Highwaya: t
Pally, wnli Miiway, nionin v
Dally, witluut Sunday, month
"5 ;
Ifelly, without Sunday, one year... 7.00 ; .
llHil. wun nuii'my, nc
All terma, man iu .. i
ktCUHKll OF T1!K ASSOCIATED I'KEH8
by triegraph. I
The AuioriaU'd Preaa la eifluaifely en-j
ritled to the uae for publlchtlon of ill!
e.wn dlittutcltea iremiea 10 n or owierwiw
predited in thiii pu)-r, and aloo to Uia local .
mwi puhlialied herein.
All rigbu for ri'pnbllcatlon of ipeclal dli'
PBtrhea 'ierein are uiao reTeu.
!
Uffldal paper of the City of M-dfnrd.
Offlciul par of jAikmm County.
Hworn daily avenge rirfiilaflnn for all '
niontha ending April i, lttH, iMi.
; Advertising
U ' ildiMN
RrprrfU'iiTnttw
. O. AHliillNSKN ti COM I'ANY
nfflf- In Nrw York. C:bi'.nro. Detroit,
San Kraiicinco, J-oa Angel-, S-tlle, 1'ort
land. Ye Smudge Pot
Hy Arthur Perry
It took three days for an upstate
paper to' eolleet its wltH nnd an
npunce, in spite of the records,
"jhat the vietory of Oi-.-on ov.-r
"WashinHlou was much
than the score would indie
greater
e.M A
defeat is never listed 'as worst1
Dt in It iipiicniH in cold type."
i:ifi khms-off r i ' i:
1'I.AN'H" (Ashltiml TldinifHl Ah!
A Suicide Club is formed.
The ye ow ha in mora and I he
mud-waspH urn busy in tlie coun
try, also in the cities, as the cam
paign draws In ii painful conclu
sion. .1. W. Shirley, the tireless I
auk
elrk, will lay-off the balance of
the week, to read A. II. Willla ins'
last poetical marathon.
IT lON'T LOOK UKI IT
(Al'. Il-palli)
find YIiik stunilliiK up ami
leant UK out waul from the
door, with a towel around his
incli and secured to a bar of
the door. My throwing the
weight of his body outward,
he had stra tilled himself to
death. Prison authorities ac
cept I'd the theory that Youk
had commuted sub-idc
..his liiivo luiil sunn' i
.Many Willi r
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.p.. I.. im. r.-...i. .1 i-t in. i. tin. t jim I'... !.- 1
hirk ii ml In. I!'-. Wlsim. in ..use- J
iiih'iii o. '
l.en Carpenter ami Iteu llardei
have returned from I'ort land,
w here t hey spoke a piece bid m t
the P't. The burden of their re
marks was that the horticulturist;.
have their hands full of pr.ibP-niH,
Olid automobile wheels.
j
wiih
The atmosphere is hnny
Miioke, ami where there is so much i
Miioke. there must be a fire, or
three girls smoking a package of i
cigarettes. I
I " .oiiiy oi. uiii i in inou.Lrlll n me onmn
' Th" ''""V' r,,n,n,,:,,l,,M ,mHi.viMitiK political scientists of Hie post-war era is their crit icism
been completed, ami all the .pics- j , .... .
ib.ns answered. Three of the lot!01 inadctpiacy o the old libera! democracy. These critics
had their hair patted on the ,1,,,,'t ,,.. .,..., .... .I,,, .. i ,. 1...1. 1 : .: ...
v. rong
feet.
e. and the fourth had big
All bul the feeble in body an
out today ti ying to bat: a China
The town seems desert ed. t .1 unc
tion City Ncws.t Life iu Oregon.
l. i imped that those sentenced i
ihe legislature fnon tiiw cnunt .
lo
lo weeks from yesterday. will
I iud lime w hen the fish a ml tin-loolishm-ss
Iiiih sulisided. and I lie
usual anil-eigiirette bill has been
piucon holed, lo think tip some
much lieeded changes In Ihe elec
tion laws of this slale. so thai the
counting nf the votes will not be
nil excruciating ordeal in nil con
cerned. We suggest nne provision, and It
ought to be enough, as follows:
All election officiatN shall I t
military age. and selected for iheir
physical fitness and training as
nccounlants. instead of their loyal
ty to the UepiihMcan party.
nl. it is turi'ier nrdalhed, lhal
Ihe impniiant .ad vital taU ol j
running a dar ,ig ne.-die thr.iagh
Ihe hallnts, at.r they ar
mile I ,
"im -t.
no tne uuiy i tne women uiei.i
hers of the election board. Instead
of Ihe Jnb of the healthiest and
youngest member, who has been
lollowilig bookkeeping for years
find is n whl. with a pen.
The frost is on t he
the paper sacks ov.
lims.
pumpkin, and'
r the gcranl
Pen Garnett, from bis throne nn
the oil truck, is waving at one and
nil. as his boy has be,-n divorced
from the snippy growth of hair on
Ills Upper lip. He Is a limtb.i ll
' jdayer. Instead of n dude.
NIkIii revelM l.y i:usi sfiii- iIukh,
in ei.iisitiK ii hi'iivy ,l,-i-1 In.' In sli-ip
MNm y irin lVvi'tli'1 Hnniil, Mho
Ih livlllK tli'l' own Hit' iitnl Ikim l.n-n
tn (il'lllltH I'll.- thri'i' tiini'K, IniN
l.rrome n Minnie iivitiiIkIii.
Tho llirnnt mm nf llnnirr Tryi ,
liw.illiiWfMl n In-Pi- hntllf r.'ip yoMi'r
.lay. Inntrinl nf a primy nr a
5 .ifi'iy-pln, n has ..'tis lii'n tin' i
4 llMtiitll. I
1
Court lo Pendleton
S.M.KM, Oct. 21. (A)-lii-inrtiiiiiit
;! No. - of llm Hliitn HiiiH'enio rnuri.
(ho innmbi'm or which bio Chle!
, .lilHllc-n Itnml unit JiiHtir.ii, tlciin,
' Jlrown nml licit, will l.'nvp Haliinlay
for rcmllclon, wlicri" the full i'x
ifon nf thn court for ICa-ilcni Oitroii
vlll ho liehl nost week. Nineteen
fanes uro lo he liciinl.
SENATOR NORRIS fOR SMITH
SEXATOR NOh'liiS (if XHiiiiska lust jiiirlil clime' out fief -
, initely for (invi-rmir Smith, ami will take tin- Ntiinii for
Ithe Dciiiiioriitic (ainliilatc.
'I'll it t tlie I i I i 1 1 1 i-it n scniilm- flnni Nebraska inti'iiilcil to do
Hiis has been known for m-vi-i-hI inontlis. so it miscs no su rpi'isc
in licjHiblican ranks. 9
The Democrats arc cnnliilciil tliis action liy N'orris will place
Nebraska in Hie Kcnlilieiin column i ml materially im-rcasc
their chances of ciirryina the Dakota and other stales in the
llril Tlii 11
irca of tlie .Middle West.
(MlJMO
N'orris is a political
midoiililedlv stroii-itlion the Smith ticket in that state, lint his
ere will scarcely
num. in - i lt
f . - .. , ,
.. .. ' ,.,
(nitsi(lc"f Soh ni sk it u lid liavo refused to siippnrt (iovcriior
, . . .
Smith tllllS l;il' Will lllimlv "ivc 1)1111 t II I'l 1" ,l I If-MJI ll'N- HOW, simply
IteejniSl SftinlOr Nfil'I'IK ItillloiM'
Nflnaskn Kolnn comes ton l;ite
. ,
fiictor n.s llw I Jfimieniis iiuiiii1;nii
THE IMPORTANCE
THAT llie rity
le.'jiliiv ol' hni
minis vtileil i'ir
'shown in Ihe following editorial from llie San Franeisro Hxiim-
! iner. The 1 1 curst paper jrivrs an effect ive sinninary of ill.
reasims why a mniiieipid airport is in this day and aire regarded
iis a necessity in every progressive American eomitmnity :
No longer is nil airport a nnvHty or a 1'ixniy. It is n ne rs
sity. And all noeessh ies ensi tiioney.
i A bond issue of $ 1 ,7t'",hiii is required for the. acquisition
I and development ol' .Mills Held. Without this bond issue San
j Francisco would lie without an airport.
Since ll is not permissible for tlie supervisors to nppropri
l nt money from the annual revenue or tax Hindu of the city -nd
county of San Francisco tor Milh; Field, they will submit ltnd
Proposition No. (lu in the voters:
And, of counai, the latter will
for San Francisco must leep up
nut of Hie nlr.
ANOTHER LIBERAL
YKSTKIfDAV we called alieniion In Ihe fact thai n
, who af Ihe oulsel of Ihe eampaiL'n were sympa
(At Smith, and intended In vole for him. hav
'the New York governor in aelion, chanved th
I now for Hoover.
j Today we received n letter from one of these voices, a Xew j
Yorker, who vofed for Al Sinii h Cor oovei-nor and was an ardent
! Wilson Democrat, hnl who. afler mtillinir it over, has decided t .
j Vote the IJcpilhlieail I iekct.
j His explanation, coming as it does from a lihoral and pro-!
I missive of Ihe (piasi-radieal type, is so interestino; we are puh-1
ilishinj: liic major portion of il, as follows: s
iisi.l.' I'roiii lllis, I
I'MIV.
i'I' w viikI V im I jim ...
"I events 1 1 1 ll 1 1 Al. Iwi'iity yi'iu
Alxiise mill the New K
limn, ai
nil. - I is.. nil nl iliile, ;is I . H.
"'lis, .'iii,l us n-e-wii r lilienilisni
i-iic, t ii new
(iriier, lint must
.lim'l know il. Aei'i.i-ilina t pre-wnr slaiuliirils. Al is a iirnin-es-
sive he eiin (li'iiiiniii'e the inleresls mill lie lines his fellow men
-i.nt the ii.ii.,; is ;,s ninui, mv ,ls m,,,,,,,!-.
Of eoni'se, I don't snidest Hint Hoover is I'lidieiil, lint 1 do
lioli.iv.. l.iw :
I Im il the proi;i'i'ssivisin of Al nnd
Voi-k Win-Id.
TI,.. ...m.. u5..,.;r: t.:...-
undid sncialistn. pluralism, ;md
that the tronblr
td' iiovernnicnt
repaired by havinp; more and
ipialil'ications, meddle with Ihe
- rn':,,,T I1-1''""1 M '''I'i ctt ec, bis
approach o the general hnsiness
mg unto wnai ai lias Tt oiler.
hilt he gives a lot less liifllt.
, .
niMicn is llial. heedttse ot its social and eeoitonne : fppreci.ues tin- health value of !
in.p.h'a.mi.s in our aue and oeueration. prohibition has come toi'V
sia. it isn t a moral issue, really, thouuh il is to the evanueJ -
irals; it is a necessarv institution of this vnoch ! miv ibiv in
sorrow, for another
tun i tie i irst lo jo , . .
- oil my dinginos in
enterprises confirm Ihe fact that
bl'aill. I don't meat) bv that,
hut that he bus nn e v I i-nn-,1 It. ,i
. '
,H'1 human n I lairs. It's iuM
..,t..l I I,.,,-, i i ii
eouhl hac done his stul as
MUTT AND JEFF
look, Mur r, r (MM
txg fi(?vt rtiic
IM T)l: LIOM
iq-p.7
"NrKDFOTlD MAlTi
ivju. .-
power in Nebraska, and will
affect the 'result.
.,....,.,,. ,,.,.,,, .....e;,!.,..,,!
SO. lie JiiUKH 1 IK-etll ent fil tilt'
1o he .its im potl ;i nl a pliliea!
OF AN AIRPORT
IN fJHI T I .1IIC1NI-U 1 lllll It'll iltOMM I IM'
;i iimnieipal airport is p'ainly
November H.
approve the "Airport llnnds."'
with the times:. This is the
DESERTS SMITH
inanv voters
ipaihctio Willi
afier oliscrviti1:
r minds, mid are
liiivo ii vi-ry i-i'iil .niivicl inn t lutl
fin. I w. ,, Ii I.. ..I .1.;.. i......
- s iijjo, in tlie diivs ,ol" l In Hull
iv.iui.i in, v,-1 n ins s.ini'i-iiii'.
wunli lie.
ti I.lei' l.iiKdlletle
is in Kii".l;inl. Tin. wnrlil luis
nf the iniilille-iii'i'il in'ie'ressives
i i .
" "'""'". '""'e ri'lllisiii',
the New Kemlilie nnd Ihe Xew
..i ,i... ., , -
lols more but thev do ajrce
of a modern stale won't be
more people, rcjrimlless of their
machinery. I feci tlt;it Hoover's
in a I c ria I ist ic am) nuemotional
of 'ovrrnmcnl is more orotnis
. may "iveoll more warmth,
'
sav
'
id' life's amenities has o0ne hut. llien, it'
the records id' Hoover
public
the man has an cxt niordimirv
that he is the of i'ieimntv m-iect
..,,..,. ; i t.... ...... .
1 11 uu I'wu- jspemis perhaps lo times as ini:,l.
plain absurd to think thai h.'Mm"' 1,1 l,H ,M''1 i,s in "tin.. -
ii - i. ,
he has wi hotit human svnmnthv
Jeff Wins a Chunk of
HOW MD OU COAAf
IK)
TRIBUNE, rCDFORU,
at . -
mill iii)l-'ist:iMliitr. Hi' may
limn A I. bin In- Inis il.
j As 'for 1 hr- tlicm-y Hint Al wniil.l innlii' licllcr iipiiiiintiiients
inayljc ; ami innylic inn, If cihii'm'. I louver wnnlil luivc Jo jiuilie
political deals to li'M anytliini; l.uii-. lull so wouljl Al, ami i!
strikes ui"
that Hoover understands the value of expert ili.siiitel-
csted ability as well
ciioneii to know flint
our land - -can be siicci
Hie
no eiili'i'piisi' even Ihe
ssfidlv inn without if.
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Signed Mtara pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to ditteaae diagnoaia ar
trentmmt, will In nhwerd by lr. llrady If a afanij-ed, M'lf-ad'lresaed env-tu Itj i-nfoited.
Lettera tthould be brief mid written in ink. Owing to tlie large numljer ol lettera re
reived, only a fw cati be arinwfred hf-re. No rciiJy can be mrnie to nierl not conform.
ing to limtrm.-tione. Addrew lf. William
tiii: ;mij i.i
The
wrought by dance
re already beninniliK
e
I hejiisclves. The pa -nn
item ihe other day
about a team that
,.,,.., illlll(f
ni.iiawinnH
p.id i,'iini' through
i in- danc" mara
thon and now piu
.id to rcarrancf
a lull four yctr
.-..or-'1 abnif? so--
!lcd l.Kini t h o ii
lines. 1 h" younu'
im i-mms plarilo-ti In
tiMt;.' a b n u I I H
Jimji's i il;iy. anil
Jsl.-op only ' four or five hours,
si-eplnn i - nunutes mu .'vtry
hour and Mitdii.i: ihe ret of the
liin.-. Hui- . -:i.t:. the e!:i-.
':fUI ;'l .'! e,H e-r 1,'S.
mil'1
:ii il'.e r,..;i..i; Dial a normal :
a.iui: c;.n el aU-im en b's
the fUMi'Ml.:! e'h: ''f
bin -!.- se,ni tit m" :h.
.ni.!ic .-bain- art- t.'kmw .
htm ..i:.ilil 1 1 in-- to j,r,
Tbe ten. -ml .-it". m .Vil-'ti'.'n
sun and oilier fam-uis nin
itne 'unv believe It h- lise:
.lull ed t.ej;, a :'e )llU! S - f
evejy iiiubi. is ;ui a I
I i.mbl b ill'-l e t'l e CMS
N'.-i !... n's life when he
lirtte. It i c.i-y to belitve
l-'.di.-t.n ini-bl stay with otn
th.
V 1.,
!e, V
1M..I
nn-
jMill.Uil lip if of i-Ji pel ilHMlt.il V. ork
eV.K jf 1..' !,;w .-,1! m ,,J I
i.--,;.il..i si.'.-p s-'b.-diib-. P.m. ,-htt.
.-v.-i .1... t..t win. ha . v, v . v
i:at;ed in praeuce l;niiws how to
alntiK on short sit - p r.iti"n-. a ret
what of it',' Th il a man lives ot;
in sidle nf th. los of sleep is no
evidence that th" bs has not i:a
paircd his heallh or efficiency.
Tin- exact xh'i p ration for a
fciveu indivtiltial tr class is difficult
to determine, but here in a fair
schedule of requirement s for jnr
m.iis of different ai,'e groups:
liil'iilil
ililin- :
up to 2 months of ape
lion r
P.
tl month--' dd
1 1 i. 1 ln.ui s mI.-.-p
niLinis ill" inns i
1
i 1'l'llMll " I . 111.111 S.
I I'-nnn 1 in -1 .vhi-s. ll lu.ui
'," l 'i 'n'
liililri'ii ti in Hi,, nui' i.r l
s ri'.nilri' I I ll .1 ll
Illllll'l'll 1 1 . . Ill I 1 1 1
I il noi'd
j I''-m thnn I n In. ins .i
I'p.
"Zutm-!"'' '"'
, vilili n ... musi-li- wm Ui-rs.
i "t;:;, zT; ,
'''" " '' " l" '''. .'"iirf si,
1 ''"''v ''' "" I'liV"!'"'
; liv,., ,,.,,,, srv,. ,,,,,. ,. Iliss
I As '"'! H liivesimem it miivIv
i.i.vs ... .. .v.. ,. ,,.! ,,i-,-,m
sleeping arronuenieiils ime can
;..btalTi. The room itself should be
(h,vi,,,u-: lh" "' "".se.
, should atlr.ict and not repel the
,nvn"1 11 ls !l nne thing, when
everything iu uolng wrong or v.m
are cietlI, ,i,ed ..in ami all .ui of
t snrls and cvervl hliiu. lo b.-.c
w here you can hop
! no i hue forget
ilm.i
woes. Then if the bed is th
sort, everything w ill hmk :
fen-nt iu ihe morning!
t oie too i iiininnii fault
sleeping gear Is sagging at ihe
mbldb- liKe a blooming hamnio. U.
To one haid.-n. d to sleeping on ihe
i Pullman bunk this may not be a
j serious dra-wbaek. but n i, Jmp.vs-
isibte tor anyone who understands
! points if it gives at ait
; v" !!.'.'. U'P " .....
' i ne seen no tauit won
minodal ions In ihe bed chain -
oei is heavy coverings. Plow;
t yourself to feathers m down, for;
! huhtness whh warmth, and you I! I
less o i mai oeiignuui night,
In u lili Ii ii i bimii . i-iiiw iihiv.
; fult rolts around nu your chest.
' "iiMtici lii.ti nne
11 ls curious ih:;t the padding
i , ..r .....
in manliest
Hers carried i
Dough and Also An Argument
VNGLC, TMro?t MIGHTS
SUCCcrSSibM
Afvit
1AJGI.vr HAS ALVAfAVS
KlUMRCIf . SO ivVV
mgM
ORKOOX, TVF,DXEST).Y,
1
liu( - less nf tills vnlimll ipuility
I'l'imr, and ti at lie has
overnnient of
Hrady, In t-are of thin newajianf
si.iMiti it timi-:
more carefully -aleulateil to pro
vide comfort.
(t i:siKs ai .swi:its
Panning Hie Panacea j
We have a friend who, when- i
ever he visits the family and finds
anyone- uith a pain or ache, insists
.in iviiiK I he culjuit an ad just- i
nieiir. Jlis treatments are all alike,
t ist i ilk the head, massaHirie; the ;
spoie and sometimes snapping the
bit nes ni- lipa meats in the back, i
i'.t tiu niiiih .sucn ire.-itmenis real- j limes chanuc a little, wnen tne
ly ilo any o.t, no matt.-r what llu : caveman completed his education,
nature ..f the complaint mnf be'.' he had n ticr skin as proof.
P 1.. A.)
Answer -Please excuse me 'ihlsj Of course modern youth is more
time. When ever 1 allude to this 'frank and self-reliant. What old-
- ;t ff treatment a Im of shrewd j
lelk take advantage 4f the oppor- !
mnity t.i Kfi some iTno f-,.,. ailver- ,
i.-'.ny. ' . I
t oiiMiinptiou
N consumption a hard disease
: d-i'-i iniiieV tiutd a doctor who .
had ,i."i years practid- be able,
-! :f one hail i; .' Dues the pfl
r: h ive . . . (Air. 10. S.
-i-u n' Any good physician.
- tho he has had only a few
.:. practice, can diagnose tuber-,
-is nf the lungs when the!(
i is far advanced. That is i ,.
' n v i! nipt ion." There would be j
: i-l done by mentioning any
',.;i:..ms here. When (he dociur'f
r. . aiiiitie.i you. ask him wheih
i; ..u b.ivt- tuberculosis. Then he!
.' fairly llll-lVi'l' yes. on, nf I'
i -., i U iiie.v. :
He
Vnt ran Tuberculosis ,
A- .t i oral si -html t.-ai her I have j
JTi.ole ariangenieilts lo ronm nhdj
l-'iid with a family where a boy !
.-. tt. I Kt e.tis has T. M. Am I run- ;
nine any risk nf crura. 'ting it ? '
t K A. 1.. i
Answer. T. II. means tubercle
bai -iili. I'.ui you probably meant
to ue tin- abbreviation for tuber
culosis, which is the. There is some
risk of infection if one lives in the
s;inie household with a person who
b.e active tuberculosis, especially
f there is more in- Jess intimate
..ntact with the patient, as in
gether. silting
at table, Und the like. This
i risk may be wholly removed. If it
lie quite necessarv to remain in
I close oniiici as for nursing the
pain-in, or giving cheer to a inem
S ber nf nnc's family by iutclli
: gence on the part of patient ami
I caretaker, such intelligence as is
; ga ined by a sojourn of a few
months in a tuberculosis sanitor-
iuiii. .is a leacner, yinj naven t
,that special intelligence, and you
are unwise to take any chance liv-
im; in Ihe household where there
' (.- tuberculosis.
jfr
! ;
,
wouldn't care who wrote th'
ftmlon'-. I'arin ndief plaiU- If I
,-niiltl Jc-I write her campaign
1 ..i .. ti-i
, ,i,,'i ,.u, i- ,,,...,ii,. ......
( ( haiut necessary.
' , ,ipvrighl. John F. Hill
; 4 T
Mai Tribune ads are
. ... ....
Tribune ads are read by
1 1 v Ajro.:.mciuuu t
iu.,1 : mvp i.w i
win,!, rat, wi&zar
' si 1 ii ' .Iffl
' -rS."fcS'T -'"l?H ti uuuli.,1
rM
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So r FiSuPeD it out
I
Bought Ticker mumkj
OCTOBER 24. 1928
. -
Quilt Points
' An outlaw is a man who hrcnks
I laws you approve.
.. ... . 7
your clnthcs hecause ll takes
her enemy to nicnd your ways
i"
Hyi,Tltp: one who MiolU a
.iolinr to not enmiKh ham for onfu-npiiai punisnnieni, uhik
mr-ul nn.I thnn f-ls sorry for thf po,uh.ti(m and "hen a crime is
farmer who has a
the smokehouse.
f hams in
How tiins Phnnn! Tim Clood
Snmnrilan offered win" and oil to
iho man who Ml nmontr thh'von.
and now the thie
nil.
offer wine nnd
j
If a child of ten has sense enough
!o drive n car. It wasn't inherited
J from tlie parents who trust their
j ar to a kid of that kc.
We've soon several of these
mechanical men that enn talk.
Hut they sjijv very ..Utile, ami
seem resent I'iijI wJieu yon iihk
uhei-e Ihe riblKm muniee is. 4
-- fit '
fashioned lad possessed the nerve iTo the KtHtor:
to hold tip a livery stable in get I Your paper published the rc
spending money? port of the f'haney Urand Jury.
'over the signature of Mrs. flrieve.
i ou non t near mtien anout mot-
bail except when it's being prac -
ticed. If only people wero that way
about religion.
; Americanism: A florid he-man
( being kicked on the shin because
j he picked the wrong fork.
Love Is sweet,
er, when love
ourtroom titter.
but oh. how bit
letters make the
Why worry about the surplus?
ve each farmer a permit to raise
and market so much, and fix the'Ons report, m
juice.
IMain
ee as eagb
may pn
lect l-i-anee f,r a time, bul her
ultimate saflty must depend on the
gentle stork.
X ci in 1 u iillini: A polltii'itl
p.ieiiniui'imn 1 h u t. nitiviiieeH
yi mi or llie eriMikcMlnesf. el' n
...ni. yen I'lllisi'd three nioill.i.
i.KO.
.,
; For that matter, the Allies of-i why and where, and in its dis-
ficially repudiated stories about in-j appearance whether crimes wen
j fonts on Oerman bayonets but the I committed. Didn't Judge Thomas.
i '"'ies helped just tlie same
"Most people of SO are vegetar
ians." That just shows ynu can't
believe what you hear. I. (Us of
people call them octogena ria ns.
j Ccrhaps the best exnmpl.
of pn-
etie justice Is afforded hy the un
I dertaker who sticks a hold-up gang
.sir.. una fnr a funeral.
The fable makes the busy ant
superior to the grasshopper, but any
I pedestrian would trade his winter
supplies for a pair of hind legs like
i ii.'ii.
Correct this sentence: "When
was young." said she. "girls never
n thought of such things.'
Communications
Opposes Capital Punishment
F.ditor:
just reading the com
munication written - by Mrs. Ida
Wood about the execution of.
Hickman. I agree in general
- wnn ner mu m some respects
not. .She
calls him n mis -
youth.
1 1 appears his
quite similar to
a fair education
surroundings. He
guidance was
ot hers having
and religious
i was quite likely horn with nn
nncti nation to want things even
I if he had to get I hem illegally'
This was (nosed by what stock
men would call murk I tic hack.
( It is not so long ago that pen-
pie went out after the necessi-
ties of life Intending to get them
j in whatever way was the easiest.
by should we expect everyone
i.i )... i .. iiiu.. t.,.,1 ti
. bred out or nnr 1,1...,, I f,,i-
mr courts having sanctioned
cold blooded murder, w hy should J League is mistaken in hot h in
llii ktnan be entitled lo anything ' stances. During a camniiign a
1 but Ihe extreme penalty as hum
tf'Je thai is ihe law. He was
oo Poor sap.
TVN6L) IS
3fe, NOT
Tts .,,., i
Ml
'iw-..i to 1)0 normal boill Mors ;
and lifter -lentil, hut "the que"-
:tlw Is should capiiol punishment
he IcriiI. t don't think it should,
illuy will at'Kiie we could n-.
..ii iiio i-i-lmln.'ils In our:
!,.ri..nu h . .nilv l-.'ivo life Im-!
nrlKOnment. Mow do they 8"t
.njnv in .nose si. ufs
; . .. . i.. i,. mi.. I,.
I"
non l execute. i uunm n
limn has any more
i than those states
lift? tcrnipr.s !
than tli'.se stnu-.s wiu.ii n.-
.cmnutt'ii inro uipy m
'so anxious to framr up alibis n
ns to avoid rxt'ctitlon. Think of.
I inviting in 2H0 kiic-sih to witness w;is not don1. If any niernhpn f
! a hanRlni;; if il in leKHl why:ln( (;,,nd Covornni'-nt leamio fiios-
Uhould we he ashamed to
rorm it publU ally. If It is
,mnniIiz!uK in execute pulilically
! why not dfsrnntinue it.
! rnn",i f,m. time of a public
I K n Philadelphia and
wns more crime of a
As
lianj;
then
eriou
nature committed durlni,' the next: The tolowinK communiciii. m
2A hours than any previous rec-iwnn published in the January 4th.
or( 1C0 issue of the Mail Tribune.
So if a person is cursed hv Awhland, Ore., Jan. 1. 1920.
wishing to commit crime and "To the Kcltinr:
acts according to the impulses; "Happy New Year's grcetiuB.
that have been dominant fnr. -It is fit and proper at this sen
ages, why not as he human; son to look into the future and a
enough to legally imprison him custom honored hy long usage to
for life where he will be no make a new yearst resolution. t
menace to societv. ! have followed the custom and
l'or i,.ts not do a crime no-
not
cause lie did.
with revenge
We hnve no right!
and always feel ;
I uncomfortable when
we do any
net
t
j
to
Maliate.
IIAUKY STF.KI.K.
Med ford
Ore.
The Grain! .liny Iteport
Fonts Creek. Ore., Oct. 22, 1923
.nnd we rend the questions mm
, the grand jury asked .imigeitne future."
j Thomas, and we people out hovel rt?;i f f ii-ui thr
! wonder why he didn't answer j t,erPn( that
I those questions,
i It appears that
hihition officer.
federal pro -
state prnhl -
hit ton officer. traffh
officers.
i game wardens
were paid money
hihition fund.
! wanted to know
' lawful to de
;li,w srt out '
was .lie duty of
to answer these
Judge Thomas
questions.
Whv dldiTl he do
Wasn't
he well enough Informed on the
. i law to answer them? Or were
these officers Strom? pnltical
! friends of Judge Thomas, and
jwas it for that reason that he
didn't want to answer tho rjues
' lions?
j if he knew enough about the
law to sa y whether the re w a s
any crime committed, we think he
I should have answered. Were
these men a part of Judge
Thomas' political machine?
It appears $:iR,(inn dollars of
the prohibition fund disappear
in three vears. The grand
tirv pvutentiy wameo
knnw t
In his refusal to answer the
questions, prevent this Investiga
tion? If he wanted to be im
partial and see crime stamped
out, why did he refuse? Are
certain public officers to be ex
empt from investigation by the
grand jury, and if ho: why?
JOHN' DOI.K.
A Reminder.
To the Editor:
In your issue of October CSrd,
under the title "Fnfair and l'n
true," you deny that you made
Mrs. flrieve pay for publication of
the unanswo. -"' .oiestions which
the grand jur sl d Judge Thomas
I! to answer. You say "we did not
j make .Mrs. firteve pay for this en-!
J tire report. We merely charged
her for the space exceeding il 0 0
words which she, as well as every
other political writer, must ho
ehare-ed. according to our publish-!
o,l vi..Milj.tlnnn "
i We remind yon that Mrs, Grieve
is not a. "political writer," but only
a plain farmer woman, striving to
do her duty ns a grand Juror and
public servant. On the same page
with you unfortunate editorial
statement quoted, you publish free
! an article by pert Anderson, called
"A Tammany Leader." which con-f
tains -4Kfl words. He seems to be'
more favored than was Mrs. flrieve.
The people have a right to know'
the matters contained in the partial!
report and If you are running a '
hewspaper (except for hire) you !
should not require a citizen to pay
advertising rates to give to the j
public information which It wants.
Perhaps ynu may now induce Judge
Thoimc to answer the questions
asked in this partial report.
1 1 1 :tt i : i i oo i:it. m j : t
I.KAGIK.
a' Kd Note: The Good Government
"political writer" is anv contrib-
utor who writes on politics or who
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32'.
lCt " H e . ... T.rt. . 1W ll p.
links for space In which In favor
or oi.pone the election of any enn-
dl.lale. If Airs, flrieve dnes nof
properly come under Ihls i-limmfi-
cation, then we ilo "l understand
ilie Knu-lish lanuimlfe.
Mr. Ainlerami was rharced
for
"(III words
of. his rominunicntli'ii
printrMl yostcnlny, tin1 fscoss n. hi
the 3U(i-vortl allowuiu'. just :is
mi-s. Orlevo was cliarHOrt nr net
oxve in u' coimnuiiu
;nuwuon.
ThU And.'ison .onwrninu-ation
iinuin nav' imm-ii m-""
Advfrilsfment," '"t1 throiu-.h innic
OVersfKht I hi business office this
Pfi'-itioii the pood faith of this paper.
j wo are peifeetly willing to open
; our tonis fnr their Inspection, at
any time.
Look ro Future
j To the Rditor:
have made my resoiunon to u.
To use all honorable means to see
nominated and elected president.
Herbert. Hoover. 1 was taught not.
' to send a boy In mill but to go
witii the grist, therefore this state
ment. "All who believe the future can
best be served by acts, not wonts
unite for that man who can act,
Herbert Hoover.
"Wei born Iteeson. Farmer." t
The above letter Is quoted! For
just before a presidential election
i js llK;ijn
he. season to look into
It is minted also to
statements made
The future can best
be served by acts, not words" and
!. - i)n ot S,MIU hl,y to )uiil."
1 lho-hcri Hoover, the man of
cUnn s lh(. I'ennbllcan candidate
and policemen . for ,.t,sjdeiu.
out of the pro-j opposed to Hoover is a veritable
'he grand jury diarrhea of words emitted by the
whether it was j)omo,.ratic candidate. We are as
U. Pnder the Lm-t. ,y his words in his substitnte
tlrieve HI . rni. lh ..nioi-iatie olai f.ii-in. IiIk
acceptance speech that he will, if
elected, "send a hoy tnniill." That
is, if elected lie will appoint a
cnmini.vslnn of "experts" to tell the
farmer what ails him. If any.
I again repeat. "All who believo
the future can best he served by
acts, not words, unite and vote for
Herbert Hoover."
The season's greetings: Vote for
Unnyor, WF.I.ItOUX PKKSON.
Political Announcements
SHKltlFK
I am the regular Ttepubllcan
nominee for sheriff of Jackson
county. - if elected. I will co-ope-
;rate with nil officials In the on-
forcemeat of all laws.
CIIAULKH D. STACT.
Paid Adv. Houle 4. Medford.
CO.M.MISNIONIOK
1 am asking re-eleetiou to the of
fice of County Commissioner on mv
past record. Fxperieiu e counts. Our
finances are in such splendid condi
tion that Jackson County bonds can
not be purchased.
A study of county expenditures
compared to other agencies shows a
careful handling of tax funds. have
always supported a constructive
j road program for the development
ot ine ni.iiii). i iM'iiee l.l laiiUIUI
and conscientious service, fair nnd
equal consideration lo all.
A business man or farmer does
not discharge a competent employe
because .someone else wants his job,
K 'tfOlt rtl'USKI.I.. '
Regular lie publican Nominee.
Paid Adv. if
You Ain't Hoard Notion' Yet
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