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EOBERT W. RU HI., ErflM
I. SUM1TBB SMITH, IfuufW
Ad UskiswOMit hewnnpf
Entered Mnd cIim mttr t Mad
lord, Urrtroa, uuder Act ot March UTt.
BUBSCBIITION RATIO
Br Mail lo AdvKitcat
Dally, itb Bunday, jmw
Dally, with Sunday, KW)U..
Dally, without Bimday, yr -
Dally, without Sunday, tuontl.
Weekly MaU Triouoe, om year.
60 :
.66 1
1.00
1.00
u. narHr. in Adutirf In afwiford. Art
laod, JackaonvHIe, Centre) Point, Photnll,
rlt. Uold Hill and on Highway" t
Pally, with bun-day, mouth 9
Daily, without Hunday, monu...
Pally, mitbout Sunday, on jmt
it Ail j. with Sunday, on rf..
1.00
l.oo
All tarma. caah ladunc.
KMUKR OF THE A880CIATID PBB88
Heceivti-f Full Leaaed Wira tt-vrrtca
Only ptpt In city of eotuiy clnof
otwa by tt ircrapta.
Tha AaaoctaU-d Pra I ueluilrtly tn
titled to the um for publication of au
newa dUpatobea credited to It or otherwlM
credited in thia pair, al 10 to tha local
oaa puMlihad beiefn.
All right for republication of tpaeul aw
pttchtu Vreln are alao reaencA
Adtftti1lnr nrerewutlTM
II. 0. MOULNMKN CXlUI'ANT
OHIcta In Nw York, Chlofo, Detroit.
fUn rruoUco, Lo. Anf.l. Buttte, Fort-
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arlhor Perry
Thf MlrliiKitn illizen wntini'td
to I if o imiirlKiiniiii'iit, upon four
viokitl.mn ii r the 1'rohllilUon law. in
liioliuhly n-rircllne upon Ihc
hui-hiir.HH of JUHtlL-c, when olio Ik
t-iitiiiilctely out of frlendH. money,
anil political intltu'iu'e, and In ahy.
what is more Important a uood
lawyer. The "lifer" elm road In
the Saturday and Sunday papers
.of at least a dozen enforcers of the
dry taws several In this stale
beliiB arrested or Indieted for nc
('eplillR hrlhos. eotiKplrlnK to vio
late, und other transgressions In
eonnectiuu with the Volstead Act,
than his own minor Infraetlon. As
his prison days bo slowly drifting
liy, he will learn that It Is safer
I otake n bribe, than to tako a
drink.
.Mr. Itubbnrd comes frorn one of
the best knovri purebred sheep
families in the country. (I'endle
ton liast Oregonlun.) How could
ewe!
Not Hlnec tho Armistice, has
there been kucIi unbridled and un
Haddkd ecstasy in the upstate urea
an that caused by the victory of
(S(-OAC. over New York unlver-
nity upon tho gridiron Thanksglv
ins Uiiy. H appears that after a
filling season, the coach finally
ltnockcd tho fialornlly politics out
uf the squad.
.Many In these
enjoying colds.
parts are still
l!L'!t auto license plates will be
available -December 10. The necrc
lary if stato is looking for a
repetition of the 1H4U gold rush.
The maddest female In the coun
ty ban the flu, und her hair only
half hemmed.
These crisp duyn are fine for
hug-killing, rural residents say.
John Catkin Is buck from Port
land, llo wore the black overcoat
he um'h for funerals and the legis
lative sessions.
Olio of our pillarn of the Demo
; atic party has u hole in the seat
of his pants, umt Is being used as
an argument to bellttlu Hopuhllcun
prosperity. The argument Is ren
dered worse than useless, by tho
tail of a silk shirt protruding
therefrom.
A number of girls from Ashland
came tip yesterday to smoke a
cigarette in public.
Fresh air cntltttslusts hnyo start
ed to function. A fresh air enthu-niai-t
Is firm fur fresh nlr, for
everybody hut. himself. They do
light to open nil the doors und
windows of tho toom they occupy,
Iheti put on Ihtlr overcoat and
gloves and go home to loaf by the
fireplace.
Christmas comes but unco a
ye:ir. It Is the consensus uf opin
ion that once is enough.
I lorses continue to cavort and
canter on the highway, and have
no more tear of an automobile
than a halo of hay.
. Ohio buckwheat, raised II miles
northeast of Central Point, Is being
battered into pancakes, swimming
In Vermont maple syrup brewed
three miles further down Ihe road.
YOl KXOv"o?fK SUCH
They return from tho office,
supposedly very tired. They take
up u. pencil and a shoot of paper
ami that beloved account book Of
theirs. They add up the months'
Totals of expenses so far this year,
divide it by t ho number of months
hfti have elapsed and multiply the
result by twelve. This they com
.pare with the total expenditures
jf'u' ihc preceding ycur und tho
Vear preceding that, which genur
ally gives them very little satisfac
tion; They Ut;e up u newspaper und
)tt their holdings of stocks and
boiuU at tho current market prices
to nee how much they would be
worth If they sold everything to
morrow, Uut they do not expect
to sell everything tomorrow, so
whnt difference does It make?
. They figure 111 amount spent
annually on the Ice, and after that
they demand reports un gas and
oil purchttNed for the car. mnke a
V lid guess at what repairs have
cost and will cost them, throw In
the' price of two new tires und,
after further Complex calculations
'on Insurance und depreciation, ar
rive nt what they Imagine tu be the
Tost' per mile of operation. They
work otit their Incomes, They work
iut their taxes. They work out
the Interest charges ou cupltsl ex
penditure for their houses, figure
out depreciation mid repairs and
i-omparo the result wtlh what they
lhlnk would be tho rental of a
Itouse If they did not own one
ittulilmore tjun.) '
GOOD FOR THE
OREGON certainly owes a ?otn of tfrutilu.ic to the O. S. C
football team. Tlimikis to Messer Maple, Lure and the
other up-aml-eomiiitf ''-Ajrieji'' OKI .Alan Oregon, ligurulively j
Npeukiiif, has his jiuuiv in electric lights ulonj? Uromlway for
.the first thno in hihtory.
' Kvitti Will l?,..r..r ,l..v...u li.c
"
g.M'er boys" from Corvitllis, giviiitf
-1U lllC .M.'lllllliltllll CHl lDlllllfits
fpi ;L....,l l, (i,.,.,,,,.. i.nl,t,"
'-"m
uuv KlieKfrrs
it'Olll i. 1. I.
finitbiill liuiiorsj rublji'd in tin;
tu tin' tunc tif :.' to l'l, tli? Kiiii'ki'rbot'ktT nrivsjiupiT bovs, iin'
admittiiiu; lliiM-f is Konietliiiitf
CaseaiJi'b.
It ik n prt'tly halV bet tlioiisantls of pfiijile in New Yurk
City who lliuiiKiit Uivkuh
Calil'iiniia or a tree disease in
there is 11 state about the size of New Kiitflaiid, between the Sis
kiyous mid the Columbia river, lieariii"; that name.
Their sport injr pride has been piinetnred and their furiosi
ties aroused. Some of them may (rive up a trip abroad tine of
these days and explore the milailored wilderness north of Holly
wood and south of Mullnmuiih Kails.
And that is all Oregon needs. Let the rest of the people in
this country know what this state has, not only in the way of
(college mid high school football
i i i i i
II1UI tlllU tlllun VliM u Itauuuvii,
night und day."
Uood work, 0. S. CI
THE SHORT
TITK short session of congress which opens this week will
i i i . i! i liiii. .e i : i
vji xiim iti uvjuuiii uiinii m i i it
Houldcr Dam and the Navy
it I- a i i i
lemion, wiin rnriu ucnei, ooouni up now mm men in u ruic
of political football.
A "lame duck''' congress is an anarchroiiism. A new Pres
ident and a new Congress have been elected, but thanks to our
antiquated political system, neither will take office until next
March, ond then only the former will immediately function.
As a result there will bo a reat deal of political oratory and
very little action. The entire performance is an absurd one, and
should be eliminated entirely by legislative action.
A government that is defeated
at once, and its place taken by a
and responsible.
I
KAN DIKOO, Cal.. Dec. 3. (A'l
What was to have been the first
public . demonstration of u glider
flight In local aviation history
fulled Sunday and K. I. Khoudy, 1!7
year old aviator, who designed and
built the powerenH craft, was al
most Instantly killed when his ship
twisted into a nose dive al an alti
tude of 76 feet and rrsshed ten
miles south of here. The tragedy
was witnessed by n large crowd,
Including (he young flier's wife
and twn children.
Khouriv Is Mild hi have made a !
successful flight In tho early morn
ing hours In his glider, which has
a wlugspread of 3d feet. Finding.
it was reported, that the rudder of
his ship was loo small, Shotidy
after the morntuft flight substitut
ed another. ,
This Is mh to be the first fatal
ity due to a glider accident In the
history of uviailon In Hie United
States.
Appeal DimlMcd
WASHINGTON, Dec. .--(flM-Tho
appeal of tho K. Henry Wrmnip
company, fteeking to recover the
Whlto Shield home. In Portland,
Oro., willed to Churches of Christ, i
Scientist, or that city, by K. Henry
AYm mo, who tt led In MM I . n nil
Hold hy tjiuse churches to the ShI
VHtlnh Army, was dismissed hy the
supreme court today for want uf
a substantial fedorai question.
Bragg Reappointed
SALEM, Ore., Dec. 3. (P 1C.
K. UraKK of I-a (iranilo was today
riiappolutcd by (lovcrnor Patterson
as h member of tho stato indus
trial accident commission, to servo
a four-ycilr torin. !
.
Toil lo I'lirhl .oiTilla
SAX l''UAM.'lSCO, Dee. t.i,V)
Tod Moi-Ran. Junior llR-htwctKht
ehauiplon. will defenf. :iis title
here tuulKht in u ten round match
nKiitnst the clinllenKe of Santiago
Zorrllla of I'anama.
MUTT AND JEFF
WHAT JUSINEii - IT L 1.1. H6"J loo it 5 HU10. ARE VoU 6lYe OUV njO , i'rv rAUbOSTUS MUTT, )(So THAT S OM NOvJefMBeR StlVNTU He OPCNCD
OF 0OI?S UJHeTPl Ni BUSINS'1 CENTRAL, cPRIMG S0M. j IMFOBrAATl OM CONCCReOIWG LleFF'i F EEBUE -)rl,NBt3 THw;AY AM ACCOUfoT UJlTH FoRT t)Ol.LAS.
OR njoT X'l X WANT CLWTTS AM STOCK FoR J -te. CUEroTS, IT'S A)T3 I'rA H'S GUARClAMl IT '. OUR BOOKS SHOW THAT AT THIS
SPKULATIM&K r. cfp -nieTOC1 ,, !6Ff OWA f A6Aassr THft BuuS.' lF TH6 NUT tS 6ArABUfv)G JeFF M0M njT He HAS A PRoFtT OP
wftuu STieeT? iBRoKei? i MGll . I tvHo A&e Voo? J , WALU STReT; r has am I SiTeeN hunurgq qouuars to J
TMT Foyj 1, StjkaJo Accost KVtyj J
.oirlfM ,iiMi
OREGON AGGIES!
fntnt iiutm kiui.-o til I lie "fnpill.
I
them $100,000 worth of free!
are following til S CXalllllt.. !
l.l',.i... 4lm iruinn Iml tt-Jlli tin. 1
"w.,. h. , ...... ....
lliversltv (elallliallts to national
Ktnv tlust (if I lie Vniikcc Nluilinui
nt'W iimlcr the kuii, west of tlifi
u nioiuitaiii jieak in imrtliern
liritisli Columbia, now realize
tonus, but in the way of mit-
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UllVI inu ivm ll III iwiumi urt inu
SESSION
i iiv; ui i.uiiiuui,ui, miuiv, i
Bill will receive the most ut-'"f
l ii i 1
or retired should be removed
government that is permanent
GEO. P. GRIFFITH
DEAD
HAIJ2M, Ore.. Dec. 3.
Ceorgo I. Griffith, who was dep
uty slate treasurer during the fiist
two year of the present ad min
istration of T. It. Kay, and who
served a term us state commander
,.r iho Aniovi,.n i.m-l..n died here ,
tavt night after a long Illness. ,
Uo was -lit years old Mr. Jrif -1
fith resigned his office in tho
st aw n eusury neeauso 01 ms
physical breakdown.
Griffith was a native of In
diana. At an early age he went
with h's parents lo Nebraska and
was graduated from Nebraska
Slafc I'nlversUy In I SID. ,
In 1U13 ho came to Oregon, or
ganised the Oregon State bank
al Jefferson and became Its presi
dent.. When the Tutted Slates
became Involved In the world
war. Griffith went Into training
at the Presidio, San Fronclaco,
and was commissioned as a sec
ond lieutenant. He served a year
and a half In France, was pro
moted to first lieutenant and was
with the army of occupation on
tho nhliio at the end of the war.
Griffith was appointed deputy
a' ate treasurer in January. 1 01! u,
and served until Mtfrch lilt, I HI! 7.
lie served as commander of Capi
tal Post No. It. American hnglou.
In Salem In 1 !l 1! a and was, state
commander In I and I !-&. ,
Fverything points to a substan
tial increase In th n I fulfil acre
i. ...... i ft i ti ( i
larger requirements for more late
summer pasture and Jor high class
hay nro Interostlng farmers tn al
falfa. Vsmilly tho first crop is
saved for buy ami the later crops
aro pastured. Grimm alfalfa has
proved best tn most of the western
Oregon trials, says the experiment
station.
If hosu are laundered each lime
they are worn, perspiration will
not rot them.
Imagine? Yes, Imagine
I'tu SHc.u too
Personal Health Service
' By WILLIAM BRADT, Bt D.
Higti.d Iftlrr. M-rt,hiilijr tu perhon.l li.,ilth u.l liici''lw. tint to di.M fliairrioftl n
treatim-ut. will Im .u.u.riJ by Ifr. Hmijy l( . .utii"il. M-lf-iiililn-M'tJ .im'lwji. In riH-lukrd,
tetter, should b. brirf mid uritt.ri ill ink. oiic lo lite larjtit uunilier ot btlrm re
rturj, only . If call be mmurred lifrr. Nu r.Jj can be mma.' to qurrii. not tiHiiurv.
In. to liialruclioua. AildrrM lr. William Hr.ili, m '-ar, ot tin. iiw-.paH'r.
I'LIIVSANT WAY TO IMS l-OMi OF BAD TONSILS
September 2S we Kave some of from what you Hay of hi cou'di
Ihc advantages of the now chdo- he has mended or In Im-
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j tficrniy iiii'thuJ of Irx'iUmifM of en.
. . ,. .
,ur1f.u llnu ln,t.CIr. ,on-.is, as tiUMi
hud been deserlbed by it specialist
who nas nacl ex-! the illsease is chleriy In one lung,
tensive experience And keep In niinil the first rule for
in the desblcutioii recovery it Is this: Have a uood'
method. I doctor and follow his advice about'
Here lire some ; everything 0 every stage of the
additional points ! battle. Your son has a good doe
of practical value, : tor in the sanitarium. It is quite
furnished by u evident. He should nut go out ,
physician who is j shopping for dissenting opinions
uiug the method j now.
In his routine of-1 Stage frlglil.
flee practice. I My husband has to sing Xovein-
f A
1. Treatment of tonsils by endo-
thermy (desslcatlon) is permanent i
111 effect. j
2. Diseased (Infected ) as well as !
enlarged (hypertrophicd) tonsils
may now be removed en masse. !
3. Xo pain Is felt during or after I
J (icalmt'iit.
4. No anuc-Hthetie. either general
or lucul, Ix necessary.
5. I have treateil children ns
yuunt; uh h1x years with excellent
ruHultx.
ti. LymphuiU Uuj of the tunnil
Is converted Into fibrous Hshu by
ihe hitjhly OHcllIatinK current, KMj
roun tlsHUft 1b non-lnfeetlouH.
7. Current of U.UUO.OOu OHellla-
tlonn is rcKpotiMible for "cold
" j tery" effect.
Jlence no burn or
I pain.
X. L'nlpolar current nealH HUper
flclal voelM or lymphatic ehnn
nA u -i tiiA . i..e.H.,!,
inc-tinus material
1'Rtientn may eat
may eat anything
and cariV on their usual work 1 phut or quinine hydrochloride, !
while undergoing treatments. and nothing else. (Iteware of
10. Treatments are usually given I nostrums purporting to contain
weekly, though the remedial effoet j "quinine" 'among other ingrcdU
of a desslcatlon continues fully ajents. I believe this inhibits or
month after treatment. quiets spinal nerve reflex excite-1
I called the September 2X talk meat. I believe It also a safe and!
"The Had Tonsil Problem." Of i useful means of steadying a stu-1
course I meant bad tonsils, not a
bad problem. As this dedication !
treatment becomes better known
and more widely used by progres
sive nlivxlclans. the onlv nroblcm
seems to be the finding of a phy-
p, d r.h"U-
i-chh of the profet-slnn to give his
patients the genent nf a boon such
as this.
There ure now physicians In
e very cummuiill y w h o u re ei u 1 p -ped
to employ diathermy or endo
thermy. If a reader Is Interested
and seeks such treatment, the lies',
plan Ik for him or her to Inquire
of the family doctor, who, If not
himself so equipped, will recom
mend one whu uses these method..
ji i:tioxs and anwi:hs
W ha t , X o t'a lorle ?
I 'lease find enclosed 10 cents
f o r which mail me your ca t o r y
list. I want to reduce by countiui;
my calorics. Do you know the
address of peter Hula Dunks?
1 ' is his method . .
Mrs. V. W. J.
f A nswer Whatever Peter I UinkH
,u,iroHH or method may lie. I offer
m.mlt.r encouragement nor aid Jn
any reduction program unless I am
first satisfied that you should re
duce. Incidentally, I found no 10
cents inclosed.
Dye and Dive,
Decently you said you dltiuU
blame young people for dyeing
their hair if It is turn In-,- gru(y.
I have been used a slain culled
i Itrowmitone. Is It wifet to use it?
It colors my hair all right, but ifj
. one urops any or It on any pari
of the Kln ft stains that also and
'is very difficult to remove. A. U.
Answer. Nor do I blame middle
i aged or old people for resorting
1 to this artifice. Hrownatoiin was
reported by tho Connecticut state
chenilsis In he a suluilnn ot Iron i
I
and Conner chloride with nvrmral-i.nublic
Inl. havlliK h strongly acid reac
Hon. I'yroKallnl Is Ihc developer j
commonly used in photography. I
should not hesitate to use this I
preparation on niv own hair. 1 i
. ..
ns the one you complain of.
First Uulp for K(MMvery.
M v .on linn htiil i)neuni(ith(M-:ix '.
Treatment for his rltrlit lung aliout :
SO times in the two years he has
been In the sanitarium. His left
.u.ig . uiso u.ieciet. ne ..as n ,
cougn or supium anu uoes not run (
. ..,.-.". ... ...v.. "v"v
on n visit. He wishes to be ex-
ntnined by a good T. ll. doctor as,
they don t tell him out there any-
thing about his condition . . .1
S. D.
A nswer.1-Your son would make)
a mitake. It Is pretty obvious'
If You Can
-. . -- -
' proving. The artlfieial pneumo-
'thorax Ireatiiienl (eollaitsc of af
rPcll.d UI,K by mjrclloii of air into
r chest cavity) is a Kreul boon when
her -24 and he Is misernble from
fear ho may break down. I think)
you published u remedy to prevent
stagefrlght at one time. If so. will
you please let my husband know:
what ft is, as the poor boy Is really '
suffering and ,1 know it can't help :
hls singing . . . Mrs. C. A. II.
Answer You are right, my r.em
edy can't he! the poor feltow'M
ri'nKini?. but on th other hand
it can help his nerve to face the
audience, ut leant 1 believe It can,
even thotiKh an esteemed profes
nor of public Hpeaklng In an caKt
ern college break h into print now
and attain to tell the world my
remeoy is n. j. Here is my rem-
cau-jedy: For a week op JO days be
fore the ordeal the individual who
plans to commit the atrocity may
take internally before food twice
or thrlec daily one grain of qui-
..in ini.ti
(containing one gralu of quinine or
quinine sulphate or quinine hlsul-
dent's nerve for examination
other test.
(Copyright, John F. Dllle Co.)
.
About Ui oik thing we Have
left Hint actually discriminates in
favor o lit' plain iM-oplc Is th'
stork. TIT Democratic party In
not dead, Th' same iviort gut
out about ilolui llarlcyctirit.
(Copyright, .John V. Dllle Co.)
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued From Pago One)
fact that this RlKaiitic increased
buying power must ncces-1
siirily increase tho value of stock
Industries that supply tho public
demand.
Vor Instance, in C'lilnn, where
well paid men t;ct a dollar a day,
x... i.-.,...i ,...i.i.,-. .... 1,1..
get from'
i Hut hero where men
five to fifteen dollars a
dav. and
UP
he can sell a million Chevro
,"u"1Ui''
Increased wages do not merely
inoreaso the value of the stocks.
of wnich many aro now Be,ng too j
.ugn, and many too low.
Hul don't gamble, and whatever
happena you are safe, if you take
(hat advice.
'
At Intcrvnls you read "So ond
so dies, a philanthropist."
That word "philanthropist."
to ( 3p
Rippling
Rhymes
Bjr Walt Mom.;
XOTHIXU HIT GOOD
"Hpeak nothing but good of
tho dead" it In a time-honored
behest; with reverence softly we
tread, where dead men are tak
ing their real; forgetting the
evil they wrought, forK-tU;g Jhe
errors they made, thefr malice
in uction or thought, their vir
tues are brightly displayed. And
yet tho departed don't care a
cent for our praise or our blame;
our gossip can't float over there,
ou r eu logy, censure or bla me.
Hpeak nothing but good of the
skates who still are infesting
this earth; enlarge on their
praise worthy traits, givf credit
to them for their worth. The
comforting words you have said,
inspiring some storm-beaten
jay, nre butter than praise of
the dead, who don't care a hoot
what you say. Discouragement
pel7.es the heart of many u pil
grim who feels adversity's pun
ishing smart, who finds evil luck
ut his heels. And haply you see
him and suy, " I find something
fine in his curves; I hopo he'll
encounter some day tho fortune
he richly deserves. He faceH
disaster with grit, a grit that
will never relax; he isn't the
kind to admit that he has been
whipped In his tracks." Home
comment in kindness you make,
he hears It, he's cheered by your
spiels; his itcart. that was likely
to break, is strengthened for
further ordeals. jtut if you
should .wait until he's dead and
hand him a mournful alas, the
things you'll have tenderly said
won't cut any manner of grass.
It's while we are living wo need
the faith and the praise of our
kind, in- doubt of the way to
proceed, with' darkness Increas
ing behind.
-
meaning a lover of mankind.
used loosely. A man isn't a phil
anthropist because he has more
money than lie needs and spends
some of it to get his name in the
papers ot- to create in his own
mind hope that he will go to
Heaven, or investing in that "self-!
approving hour."
A man is a philanthropist when j
lie works tor niher men, sacruices
I himself for other men, selves to
others what he needs for himself.!
You can't build philanthropy out!
jof a money surplus, but you can j
j build advertising out of it and the j
angei uaonei kuowh mo umuicnce,
and doubtless makes a note of it.
Department chiefs in Russia,
complain of "drunkeness, loafing,!
and insubordination" among Hus-;
sian laborers.
They told the workmen, the noble )
proletariat that they alone should (
rule the couutty so the Itussiau j
bureau chiefs must expect such;
things. When the grand dukes
ruled, they also Indulged in "drunk I
eness, loafing and tusuuortliuatlou." I
The- debating society of Cam-
briil(?e University, En-ilaud, decides
hv 1117 to 84 that the United Stales
is not a "menace In Ihe host Inter.
esta of the world."
Sam wasn't considered a menace
when he was sending his billions
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Must Film Heroes Keep Shirts oh ?
New Typo of Talkiirg Hero From Stage Not So Good
In Shirtless Scenes
Ily Wade Werner. -Cooper regularly takes off his shirt
(Associated I'rewi l'ealure Writer) al least once- in every' picture.
HOLLYWOOD. Cal. lA'i So far' Naturally it is not always easy
as tho heroes of the movies nreto kri.p , sui.n excellent condl
concerned, all this excitement ovei , lloll ,nl(t a shj.-Hc-s role close to
talking pictures resolves itself into
one major question :
Will the film hero of the fu
ture be permitted lo keep hhf,
shirt on? ;
The average film fan probably i
never thinks of movie heroes u j
men with a shirt problem; never-1
thelcHs that Is exactly whal they '
have been in tliu - past several
years.
il.H.dsonie men who could not
act 'with the r shirts off have
found producers lukewarm about
1 starring them. Most youthful mo-!
vie roles are athlc.ic roles, even;
j when they do not involve the !
' winning of a football game or u
; root race, ana to play un athletic:
j role on the screen an ueior muxtf:
i iook um tone, even in a ciose-up
and with his shirt off.
The late Itudolph Valentino was
one of the f rst handsome film
stars to demonstrate the screen
appeal of a shirtlis hero as com
pared with one who merely left it
to the audience to imagine he
had athletic shoulders. When
Valentino stripped to the waist to
indulge in a rapier duel ha looked
athletic as well as handsome.
Since then there have been hun-
jdreds of p. cut run whose athletic nor do stage roles as a rule re
heroes have taken off their shirts i quire athletic acting,
at one time or another to mako' .So it is argued frequently in
them look more convincingly ath-j Hollywood these days, when tho
h tie in the critical scenes scenes' numerous Uroadway importations
j in w hich the hero wins a pr;ze;are discussed, "that these fellows
j fight, scenes In which his shirt is! can act; well and good, and some
'torn off him in a brawl, scenes! of them can sing. too. Uut "in
in which he swims, or rows the j
I va rs 1 1 y crew to victory, or p o r -1
trays - handsome Hawaiian on
I his surf-board. i
j To cite a few recent pictures:
;Dlck Arlen has to doff his shirt
i in "The Four Feathers," JUchard j
Dlx wears practically no shirt in
Redskin '; George O'Dricn is. ot ;
; course
shirtless in that part of
Ark" which presents him!
as the valiant son of Noah; Charles1
a i-full repeatealy casts off his
hirt in "The Kiver," and Gary
Stricken
Suddenly!
Almost daily we hear of It the
I
story of Home man. . ni'tilia lilv a
friend, suddenly cut off in the
midst of his usefulness, in the very
I prime ot life. Thai's what hlph
I '''"ed pressure will do Mian
off
life without warning. All due
our alinormal UvInK habits which
il orpins, especially the liver. The
liver becoming weak and sluggish
fails lo cleanse the blood of the
poisons formed In food waste. The
whole system then becomcK toxic,
a condition known its auto-intoxication.
, .High blood pressure, hard
ening of the arteries, chronic head-
j aches uud dizzy spells are symp
toms; : The liver, esneciallv nt middle
! I,r''; ;ecds a mile help, and there's
! ? 'r"' r Iur '"" l"'-
! "'ans loilay know
than u littl
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r great natural
stimulant for the human liver, pro
moting its um m;M miive Tunc, inn
ing, ro essential to health and vi
tal! y. Dioxol tablets are genuine
ox gall In dainty tasteless form.
Kaeh tablet represents 10 drops of
pure bx gall and costs less than '2c.
one or two days use will prove a
revelation. Genuine Dioxol has
picture of ox's head on imckatrc.
On sate at all good druggists. Spec-
tStur-
Dyeing servicb
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Np4 ACCOUfOV
-tt?iwT sdffik MADE IN MEDFORD f
m VST Mn -
felt 9mwmwmmh$k
our Books show "mftT AT ths
the camera bo
fits one. Mro
than one for
merly pop ular
leading man is
c o m p nratlvoly
idle today be
cause last limo
he play ed tho
handsome h e ro
without a shirt
he bulged at tho
belt and looked
a little flabby
in the arms.
Lately, h o w
ever. dozens of
Ma go heroes
have been im
ported from
V.m Vni-L- nliil
other theatri
cal centers to
play talking pic
ture roles re
quiring men
who sound as
handsome as
they look. On oc-
casionally finds an uthlete among
these heroes of the stage, but
few of them appearing regularly
behind the footlights have had
much time for athletic recreation;
they act and sing without their
shirts?"
. Some contend that picture-goers
will not turn out to see romantic
young screen heroes who habit
ually keep on their shirts. Others
say the public will learn to accept
a persuasive, likable voice in lieu
of a handsome chest.
If the latter opinion is correct,
the season of Iit28-L,3 probably
will go down in movie history as
the year the picture heroes put on
their shirts.
Fred Gottfried Amos TurnboW
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