Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 06, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextXXGE FOUR MEDFORD MA1LTRIBLNE MiDroBO ruKtuia oo. i-tT-ta n. ru m. BOBERT W. BUHL, Mite ft. BUMPTKH SMITH, aUnafat An Ipdypandcot Kewspap Entered u mcoiuI elm nutter et Ked lord, Orrgon, under let ol March , 17. SUBKORI PTIOM RATES B7 Kin In AdvmiH-: Dally, with BuDda?, fw Dailr. with bundaf, month.. Daily, without Sunday, yja; . Dally, without Sunday, tuwuth Weekly Mail Tribune, om jraar, ..IT. 16 -JJ . t oo j By Carrier, in Adan In Medford, Aab j land, jacMODTiiie, uemrai roiui, rwwu, Talent, Gold Hill and on Hitiiwaii Dally, with Bunday, moots f " Daily, without Sunday, month . Dally, without Sunday one year... 7.00 Dally, with Sunday, on year... 1.00 All tense, eaab In ftdvanc. MEMBER Or THB ASSOCIATED PKE88 Hecelrlnff Pull Leaaed Wire Berries Only paper in city or oounty recelrlng oewa by telegraph. The Aaaodated Preaa la excluairely en dtled to the ua for publication of all newe dlapatchea credited to It or otherwue credited in thia paper, and aUo to the local oewa published beiein. All right for republication of epeolal dh patches herein are alao reMired. OffliHal paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of Jackaoo County. Bwon dally are race circulation for onto ending April 1, 19X8, loll., Adrertlatng; nepreaentatlref M. O. MOOtNSKN at COUPANT OffloM In Mew York, Chicago, Detroit, Ran rranclaoo, Los Aitgelea, Battle, Port land. Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur I'erry 1 It In auHpeeted that tho lvd (IcurKia cuUoglHtiH who killed und robbed for a thrill, got their xtnrt painting a frcHhmnn green, after nearly drowning him in an Ico-cold u-cck. DICST WlKK-CrltACK OK THU AVKKK If a child of 10 has Henna enough to drive a cur. It wasn't inherited from the parcntH who trust their em- to a kid of that ago. (Loh Angolea Timea.) Mm. Cavottu could not leave her baby today to vote, hh the Infant caught a cold ut the dance Hatur day night. The deniiHC of Atlantic soahoard clti.eilH who Imhllicd poor lluuor, Ik cause fur reJolcliiK In the Inner circle of the Indiana Antl-HuhMin league. The i'rohihlllon hypocrisy is thus enlivened with Home paganism. . In tho excitement of . tho elec tion, and (ho flight of the Zeppelin hack und forth acroaa tho Atlantic, an event of mighty impdrt locally has been overlooked. Tho Mayor of Portland up and kiaucd a for mer Medford girl, and was not tilapped. This department will give $100 to tho lady who knocks the metropolitan burguincialer down, when ho bccomcH ovula tory. Hllppcry curyoa hnvo . Htatjted moving out from under uutoH. It is suggested to the Uof (.. that they try their luck on tho gridiron, for 'a spoil, with a team composed entirely of players who belong to no fraternity. A WOltl) roil MCI.I.IE (Smith County I'lonccr) , . Nottlo Itnman haa set out to Hell the fumouti Uucino hoHlery in our midst, and wo deBiro : to say a few words , about her und her lino. They both grade 100" per cent. Any-' thing that Nettio Lanman sella you niUKt bo good or your - money back. Hho'n built thut way. And this, uftor alto tried onco to palm off A pair of twins on ua na her own, hut luler, under a aovero grilling, ndinltlcd they belonged to Ike Cnrler and hla wife. That wns one time, had we been a woman, when thoro would havo been an awful fight. A pull- of ncwly-hundcuffcd were Kilbjrcted last night to the hocIuI third degroo known aa a ahlvaroo. A duck hunter shot hlniHclj. It waa not slalcd In the article what part of hla anatomy deceived him Our tonsorial artiatn hnvo adopt ed Hie luzlncaa of alttlng down to cut hair, und what barber will bo the first to lie down to shuvo a man? There Is a good Htund of colda In tlio community.. A cold gener ally Htupa In an inacccHHlhlc place like betwean the ahoulder-liludca. , The ' young men wearing aide burns, nro slowly Hlnklug to aputs. I.en Carpenter la atudylng revo lutionary conditions in Old Mexico, and tho first but I In will be staged on the vacant corner lot near the depot, the last week In .April. THK INIKMI'ICTKNTS They hcihI you pink when you ordered blue. They dig tho trench where it Isn't wanted.. Thfy pro mise to como -Monday and arrive on Thursday. You Inclosu stumpa for reply, but they do not answer. They accept. the chulrtnunahlp of the committee, . hut do nothing about it. Thoy any tbey have had experience, but It husn't done them uny good. Thoy take your order und forget to put In the kid ney. They will tuko your letter In abcrthund, but thoy cannot apoll. i They wait on cuatumera and for get the prlcea. They gu out on errand and alay Indefinitely. They tell yuur best customer you hro away, then let In tho Insurance agent. They give you Information, Inn you find It la wrong. They hud what you wanted a moment ago, but ennnut lay their hand they are no good-natured and ho obl'.glng. And as likely as not they iiuvo a scolding wife, a sinter In hoapltul, an aged mother, or ever an many children. And ufu-r all, If thoy Irritate, they do make you feel ao efficient yourself. Rainier Carload iheep purchai ed for distribution and brooding nn terms In this rlclnlty. HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN SOMETHING? E VERY election for years, the Mail Tribune lias urged every one to vote VOTA VOTE! (We never meant vote time the repetition was always for emphasis). This year sucli advie is probably not needed. Nevertheless we don't wish to get out of a valuable habit. Tlieref ore, don't forget today to vote vote vote. If you haven't voted when you read this; do so. The supremely important question is not how you j vote but that you do. WE BECOME WE feel very prophetic to-tlay generally a dangerous con dition. But so many wise politicians have told' us just how tlie eleetion is coming out, that we have deeided to tell them, or w'loever wishes to listen. Whereupon we predict Mr. Hoover will defeat Mr. Smith on Tuesday hy 305 votes to 170 or 400 votes to 131 depending up on whether New York state goes Democratic or Republican. Nothing daunted we will name' the Smith states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, .South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin and N'ew York. If we are correct then Hoover will break into the Solid South carrying North Carolinn. (We never believed this until possess ed by 'the prophetic mood). Nov? ivc are definitely committed andjf Al Smith wins, we will probably have to roll a peanut to Ashland and eat sundry buckets of crow. But there will be plenty of distinguished com pany, and at the head of the table will be our valued contem porary the Literary Digest. WE BECOME YOU noticed we sa.it Wednesday morning. We are oiih regarding election night, for we haven't fo 1912. I low well we rcn(ember that inglorious occasion, when we, with sundry other Hughes supporters, celebrated the glori ous victory of that distinguished statesman. AVc even collected some election bets, after the New York World had conceded the defeat of Woodrow Wilson. : In fact our stalwart Republican friend Dr. J. M'. Keene, was the only flv in the ointment that night.. Ho studied the Al' dis - patches carefully, seemed to detect a political cavity where,, ami remarltcd, "isoys l clou t line tlio iook oi ir, i tion i like the look of it." , ; Kveryone gave the doctor the merry "llla-IIa" and sent him homo about one a. m. us a Kill-joy. But what a headache the next morning and how the pain grew iibout noon I Sweeping north over the Siskiyous came the final obituary notice, and n chastened lot of celebrants pulled out their wallets aiid filed forth to pay back those election bets. Kvcr since then we have been .superstitious about election night eelebratious. So much can happen, before sunrise next morning. We have also, ever since, bad considerable respect for the political judgment of Dr. J. M. Keene. By the way, what has become of tho genial cbbullieiit doctor. We bavent seen him for months, and with a presidential cam paign on too. Can there be any truth to the report that he was seen in the vicinity of Agate station attired in overalls, and a brown "derby ? ' We hope not. And yet it may be a good sign. Forfeit that fatal night sixteen years ago, he backed the wrong horse, too! WE BECOME FOR weeks we have been longing for the election to be over. And now that 'it is over, wo rather wish it weren't. Ah yes the perversity of human nature. But it has been n most interesting compaign, unusually dramatic, picturesque and worth while. The rad-dio contributed liberally to its human clement ami attraction.' Just as the "talkies" havo developed unexpected values and discrepancies among the movie actors, so the rad-dio, ha's developed the same surprises among the politicians. The out-standing upset, in this direction was of course, the. effective ness of Secretary Hoover as a campaigner through the air. Al Smithy ort the air, was by no means a flop, but considering the advance notices ho was to the great majority a disappointment. And now wo return to jazz, and the concatentations of cocoa nut grove. This will be a relief to many, but after a few weeks of daily dozens, rural dramas and orchestrations, we know many radio fans,' will wish they could tune iii on the net Vork, and hear Al Smith's vibrant baritone plead for a change, or Mr. Hoover tell 40,000,000 voters, they better not rock the boat, and keep the CJ. 0. V. on tho bridge. Think of tho millions of people", not only in the cities, but in the wilds and the wilderness, who felt they really knew all these prominent figures standing before their microphones thousands of miles away. And when '.he television is perfected, how well they will know the ml What to do I And particularly what are tho newspapers to do. Well maybe something thrilling will happen. As a stop gap, until New Years, there is football. MUTT AND JEFF MUTT WASN'T SPooFiMS Mt. SECOND-HAND 5T0RC' fc ft 1 s" j MEDFORD MATlJ PlftPHETIC REMINISCENT xuspici- forgotten VERBOSE Big Business I ill-Ill I'lilll 'ill MUTT BtlK)G ( (FlVlCl BlWS ORTHS w X' TJOM'T "1 I XNGLLi WHAT IS X j fx. I I 'J:!,!: ffI IStf If f ll f i'; t. IT77 f I fa. !!JJi 4lJ BT WArur-LO-k vnV, U SCOrot-HANt WAnT 6F A A SECOND I S I IT ' 1. " I I I ' ll mm II ' ' " ' r I "I t-W II I - Y X I f I TRmUNE, MEDFORD, Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. mAnI !tfra prrtalntni to peraonai health and byfleoe, not to dlaeaee dlafnoaia er trratmtm, wlU be answered by Dr. Brady 11 a atamped, eUaddreaeed envelop la enclosed. Letter ahould be brtei and written in Ink. Owing to the Urge number ol letter re ceived, only a few can be anawerad here. No reply can be made to queries' not ooulorm lug to tiiauuouona. AOrtrew Dr. William Brady, to care of tbia newspaper. DON'T BE AFRAID THE FOLKS WILL BITE YOU Several years aga. Incredible I disease, my doctor tells nte. Is though It may seem to Stewart L. ' olive " helpful In relieving gall , .. , ... . 'atones or is an operation the only Garrison, prolessor of public speak-,Bllrn, (M ... , s, ' happy as tho next icliow when the moment approaches for me to do niy stuff, especially when 1 know perfectly well that thcro Is really no goou reason wny j ahould perpetrate the deed. How- ever, 1 am not so unhappy or mis erable that I can't enjoy the hu mor of the situation even though it be al my expense night there, I Imagine, is the key to the mys tery of stage fright. Tho more se riously you take yourself the more likely you are to suffer. Anyone who has ever been thoro ahould enjoy the talkie movie sketch by one llenchley (I think), of an ad dress hy tiio secretary of a charity cummitteo on the occusion of the annual dinner ol' the committee. One with no imminent speaking on-agement can get a chuckle out of it just as you enjoy the latest appendicitis joke if you havo had your appendix out. At that the professors may be right wllon they declaro that stage fright is no disease at all but-Just erfgerness to go only a million victims in the throes of the eager ness wish the professors would tell 'em where 'to so. Nevertheleaa, atnge fright is just eagerness to go nervous energy (the profes- ZlCA cZ ! trol comes from practice. The iomc-!' ;gl tho 'I.tiguibrioui Lunch club and feel your nervous energy tearing around out of control you should registor at once rr the professor's couiae in public speaking and plat form deportment. .First, I shall briefly describe my guaranteed cure for stage Iriglit, and li en oner a course oi preventive treatment that I believe Is valuable in many cases, In spite of tlio scoffing of my Amhorst critic. The cure Is very simple: You get Home one else to speak your piece for you. I am sorry now I didn't bring this to the attention of Soit'etnry Mellon before hla ra dio tlobut. Now, plcano try to disabuse yoMr mind of that unfortunate Idea oi the public apenkin.'; professors that the troubleis just u lotta ncrvou.i enorgy galloping around with no place to go or something. You must not confuse that theory with the psyslologlcnl facta 1 am about to montion. i " My method of preventing, or at least ameliorating, stage fright is fairly slmplo, to. it is. aa fol lows: For a week or 10 daya prior to the time set for tho crlmo take throo times dally a small dusc of quinine. One grain ol quinine, in nill. tablet, cannule or lozenge, be fore or after food tin ice dull'. I Plain quinine, or quinine sulphate, or quinine blsulphate, or any other salt or form of quinine. Only be ware of tho dangerous nostrums that purport to contain quinine and to cure everything. Quinine in small doses lends lo inhibit and steady spinal reflex norvo action. This same method helps to carry a student through a dreaded examination. It helps to brnco a timid customer for a difficult Interview. Candidly, perhaps, the profes sors' advice Is good a public speaking course, or practice, helps ono (o stand tho attack. Just as candidly, tho quinine Imminent liolps, too, especially If you are un accustomed and all thut. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Albumen ; i. Dora aluumun In uiino always mean HrlKht'a ilineaHO? . 2. In llriglit'H ditieaHo alwayn accompa nied, with poriotlH of ficprcHKion ? 3. I woultl bo Klad to havo inHtruc-. liona and advlco how to treat one' with abovo disease. (Mrs. J. K. O.) AtiHWer I. No. 'I. No. 3. No morbid information available for promlacuouB' dtatrtbutlon. If you toll mo you or your dependent haa li wht a disease 1 may bo ablo to give you aomo advice. Gallstones I am troubled will! gall bladder i i ' - OREGON TUESDAY, yOYEtBER 6, J 928. .,R,Lr.H ' 1 Anawer.-A large dose of any discovered 4js3- may glve momentary reef to r euro iot distress in gall iladder dlseaso Blase, .right, and : wkn or wl,hol g?HH,0ea, but it wnat is more, 1 1 ,s Blny tt) imagine that any such i guarantee renle(y can remove, dissolve or my cure in overy j ai8poge of Bai atoncs. Perhaps . ta,"' , j. It (i an even chance that there are ! Before I divu ge now,.aii Ktone8 present, in case of the secret, I wish gaiinac disease. If .tallstone" are h "i? tl anKl' I present certainly operation Is the ' that 1 feel as Unlnnlv cure. If nn nnneretlnno ! preaent there is a reasonable iro-1 ability of cure by nonsurgical treat ment. What this nonsurgical treat- ment ahould bo Is question that your own physician can beat an- 9wer. Some regulation of diet may ' ne requircti, out In a general way ; I tan assure you that Ihero Is no j cut and dried diet worth consider ing, j ' How Many Lashes? ; Kindly advise me what 1 can use j to lengthen and thicken my eye lashes. I wrote you once before I about this but received no answer. ! (Miss C. M. D.) Answer. According to the cs teemed United States senator who writes the testimonials for forlorn ! hopes, the use of mercury olut-! ment makes eyelashes' row. Aside : from this, which would be ridicu lous if anyone else than a senator said it, I can only assure you that no one knows how to make eye lashes, whiskers or hair grow long er or heavier, t believe the freak eyelash effect Is achieved by stick ing bunches of 'em together ' with wax and greaso. Hut don't let any beauty bunk artist tell "you that any dopo will make the lashes loiwor and thicker. Dutch Cheese I enjoy your column and learn much besides hygiene from It, only 1 don't like your Dutch cheese. Here is my way. Heat a gallon of clabber milk almost to boiling, cut through with a knife both ways, pour onto a colander to drain, then pour a gallon of boiling water over it and let drain until cold. Season with pepper and salt half a cup of sweet cream. (Mrs. R. I. IX) Answer. It sounds tine. What you called my way was probably a recipe recommended by some reader '(Coyprl-ilit. John F. Dillo Co.) r JO" a. 'WWtecwiL 1 One o' t It rluTrin' things nlont!htff 111' iHtO CH.UlMlR.1 til' litter cnllniso ' tl.' effort t' revive III' OlC M)lltl1ll Cll.hllM.m. TlHTS hwn fino few I.mM.k'C!. o' 'women Irwin flit men but how nnv girl kin cuildlo u neulnst a cauli flower ear (situ niy IPMit. 4 Quill Points If the moron ha a 12-year-old mind, you arc tempted to salute hlin utter reading 7th grade prob lems for 1 2-yenr-olds. Tife in't cheap. Of course, the killer iiotH only n few hundred dollars, but it costs woclety about $50,000 to acquit him. Still. It minht be worse. Think how the courts would be ub merged if all of us got our de serts. Modernism buildliiK of in lUcr.itnre: The ureal machine to Rippling Rhymes (By Walt If won.) -K -THK BAUD S TIlOl hm;h No doubt John Milton ko runtimes wept when frienda and neighbors to him Htrptand aked him if he wouldn't wrltn Home little rhymes fur their delight. No doubt the under' taker said. Just como from burying the dead, "I whm you'd wr.te ho me lines of verse about mv now iinrl rnKt H' Iikm i mp. It of York and Oretna Green, and If you boost thut noble car, I'll treat you to a good cigar." No- doubt the butcher cried, ''Say John. I've just received some tripe and brawn which I consider superfine; so fit you down and write a 1-ne, n little Hong, that I can Hlng. to fit the tune, 'God Save the King,' and I've a tdlce. of liver now. freh liver from a Shorthorn cow. that I will give you free of charge, ho- write, and make. It fine und large." No doubt there came a glad galoot, who bunded John a fierce cheroot, und naid. 'Today I am a sire. ho take your fountain pen and lyre and daHh me off a hymn of praiHC that I may warble all my dayn. My firstborn surely Ik a peach: It's wonderful how he can screech, his lungs ure hitting on nil nix. Iich up to al! the cutest tricks: ho let me have a joyoim lay with which to celebrate the day." No doubt the poet wondered why hiB leg wh pulled by every guy. None asked the sawbonen for h!s pills without producing coins or billn; none asked the lawyer'B freo advice alt knew Hiich counsel had a price; none asked the dentist in hl booth to pull for naught an aching tooth. But poor John Milton's trifling wares were valueless aa oil well shares. ... lift a small stone and exposo the bugrt beneath it.. Still, if tho "intolerant" afe a majority, that makes intolerance a vfrtuc, doesn't it? Poise Is that gift or llcavril which keeps you from feci- ing 'idiotic when friend wlfo" mo i hers you in public. Some of these people who ad vocate killing tlio feeble-minded reveal an unwarranted' conceit. A divorce suit isn't like others. It's the seamy side that a' tracts, attention. Americanism: Kicking because beef is two cents higher; cheer fully paying 65 cents for a drug store sandwich. Hog calling isn't wasted effort. It's' good training for ono whp hopes to bo vice-president. That Kansas prophet who thinks' all things will come to end fh's year may be just master. post- A normal man is one who clciiiu out his desk once a year and woiitlcrs why hj saved two-thirds of that stuff. There won't bo a universal flood to destroy the Hebrew children next time. Why flood the world to wipe out New York? . Pci liaps the nintci-IiinU la a." stupid aa Now York th'nka. It. Ki At any rate it thinks a man crem Just because New York likes bis The next brother who offers io him lie millions for southern Hap tinlH nhmild bring a referenev ffom hla warden. Women mny not ficht in the next wir. Hut at least they can serve hy teaching mule rccruita to fdioot. Correct this sentence: 'My hus band is famous and rich," said she. "but I never conceal the fact that my people : wcro very com mon." 4 j Brisbane's Today (Continued From Pnso One) Two items in the news will interest Kuropc und future liis toniuis of our eivilizntion. In NcVr York n ''big pun- ibler." Arnold notUstcin, is shut down. Police search for "Hump" McM-Hiius, while Kothstein, who gives his address as. No. 912 j Fifth avenue, lies dying m u ! hospitHlv . Patrick Flood, a detective, whispers, "Who did it, Arn old?" - k The dying gambler replies, "You know me better than that, Paddy." , ,1 ... i. Ill .tOm IIUUIMI-MI SUCliU circle you are supposed not to tell who shot you. In Democratic Georgia a judge referred to a sheriff as "An At Smith man." The sheriff knocked him down, tho Jiitae attacked tho sheriff with a kniv. The sheriff shot the judffe dfnd and gave him self up. savin. "Nobody can call me an Al Smith man." I NJoaraKuaiiH elected tholr presi dent with United States airplanes, supplied with bombs and machine guns, flying low, patrolling the whole of Nicaragua. Quite naturally, the winner was the liberal candidate. Moncuda, whom those that sent the airplanes down DIDN'T want elected. To make sure of elect in; a radi cal In a small country, it is only necessary to send airplanes from n big country. a THK HAPPY FAMILY "They do have such good times together!" Little Mrs. Turner's eyes follow ed wistfully the disappearing fig ures of the MacDougnll's, her neighbors across the way. Lunch ami camera and sweater laden, with the dog bounding JoyoiiHly before them, they were off father, moth er and the three young MacDou 'galls for a Saturday tramp in the woods. . "I was asking Mrs. MacDougall only yesterday," little Mrs. Turner went on, "how It is that although they all have special friends and hobbies j-of their own, they still manage to work and play and plan together so many good tims. And do you know what Mrs. MacDou gall answered. She laughed and said, "Well I really think more than anything It's The Youth's Com panion! In fact, I'm so sure of it that I should like to order it for ia year as a present from our fam ily to yours. Six months from now you can tell mo If I wasn't riyht.' ' The MacDougalls are Just one of thousands of households where The Youth's Com pan i'oh (s bringing not only entertainment In its fine book length novels, serials, and short stories, but fresh Interests, new ambitions, and deeper understand ings through its feature articles ntid ntfiny special departments. Every pnge offers happiness to young and old alike. Don't let your family be without the treat of this great monthly mngtzlno! JiiKt send your.-subscription .or der tn 1 tin ndiliwu hnlnu ..ml v.m wm roCPjV0. 1. The Youth's Companion, 12 big monthly numbers, and '!. Two extra numbers to new subscribers ordering wflhin 30 days, and 3. A copy of "We" in 12 colors, framing size I8x"J4 inchos. All for only $2. THK YOUTH'S COMPANION, K. N. Dept., Boston, Muss. ' ' Harness Waves P.IO JAXBIHO. Nov. 0 'Pi Francisco Dei uult-Kawioz. a Pol-l iah engineer' who has spent 22 i years in" Hiazll, has Invented a niachlno to harness the movement of oceun waves and lias demon- Mt rated it to the minhUer of ma rine. Money In circulation in Hie l.'nlted tilntes is reported by the treasury department as J I.S02.S11I. 537, pain of nearly 1 1 . r, u 0 . 0 o (J , ') 0 0 over 1914. SCIATICA THE DEMON PAIN Tlnpllnu, pricking pains that travel down tho thiph and lop to the heel are caufed by an inflammation of the sciatic nerve. Don't waste time tHktnc drups to "niHsk" these pains, i tret a supply or lysmol, that soot fi llip, healing absorbent which poes In throuph the pores and helps to drvc out the inflammation com pletely.. Tysmol it guaranteed harmless free from narcotics. Kx- celient for all forms of nerve pain, wnewicr causcu in- sciatica, neu ritis, neuialKla or rheumatism. fouling use u ror muscular sore ness and stiff, swollen Joints. Sold by leadiiiK druuKlsts. 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