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PAGE TWO MDDFOto MAIL TRIBtTXE, MEDFORD, OREGON". FRTDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1928. I VI f Hedforu mail tribune 1 Pallv, Suudar, Vitrify PtlfilMwd by U MKHHiUI J'KISTINti Ml -97-99 N. Kir Ml. O iiimic r i Iti.HKItT III III. K.IU. r 8 81 MI'TKU SMITH. SUmtrt WHY IS IT? Karh iik knows wliul In wrung with him anil what he ought In iln. v (,i us ilu it. Nuii.niH know what they or.iht tu di. None if ilirui ilo H. Kunipe ouiihl to 8tni fighting and can't. We oiiKht In mlm! utir own biMiiieKu and can't. Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D. Quill Points Am lixlrpmiHii Nr r KtittrnJ ii mtmitI rs matter at MrdfuftJ, Ufftuti, under Ml '4 .Mairh l. 17?'. Another way to avoid depres , kIoii. Mr. J louver. Lei tin uovern- Sigricd letter pertaining; to prona) health mni hrgUTi, not to diaeaiie dlaffnuala ar I mt'iit lend people inuncy to spend .'pilKKK is coiisitl.-mlil,. wind.,,,, i ll,i ..rn.-ulur utterance l.y ESSiSTSltS aTti,'.mifr riKS?1ZifcLSr ! ' bi" '"' ! A "iiri-orr..H, l-nt," A. Hi.tr Urislmt.f. v.-M.-nLiy. Wc ilo, i ''g' itro'oij.MAdFrwuuau utlyia ...''ui'ihur i!.'.!.p!rr! wm'orlB' ! yrt ,f all t 81 tW( ItU'TION KATKtf Ky Vail In Achat!-: MU1, lth fioixUv. year , Paily, Jth KuirUi. mwitli llail), allltutit Suudaj, ri 1'iit), without Hiittdai, niunlli , Weekly Mall Tribune, mm- )tir.... Sunday, me r Br ("wrier, lit A ik- I n M'.lf rj, JacUomillr. tVnirjl ft int. I'Imxui. T-lent. UuUI Hill aiJ on HfU: haJI, wltli tiui.U. in' ild Pail), tltoul Hwtil.e, inMiKi... lull), illlK'iil KiUKl.it. rrf car I J), vtlli Hundm. Mtr wai .... AU terras, ft-.li in lMnrr. as individuals and as Millions, It how what we might to ilo, but r we seldom do it. lint one might nsk .Mi. Hrisbanc what is the FOOD AMJRf.Y IS A MYSTKItY thi? magazines and j books were printed in Arizona, the j country would think of ftw York i ' -" -' ...... ttH an unimportant muss of aliens. ; i Use of saving lliis nation should mind its own business, when it j Klnd the wom"n- 8a' French. I'll let it go through in some fash- ,f "jf'is admitted ill til.- next phrase that this can't he don.-. detective maxim, and one gathers '"".or ;r;UamUy of cluhU.red ' er werenTimaXV Vn"y - Wouldn't it .e nn.r, sensible, to ntlmit. tliat as human - '! - ! JeT "tr S X it liri'M'tlt i-iiiistitllti'tl, lltisdhilc ili(lci'lllli-ncc (if action, , ., myHiprlouji. eluKlvu woman throunh and the i-urd breaks loose "eJucale,i" furB"- riftv IS O j .- liliirf liy I In- iiiiliviilinil or tin iiiilion. is impossible 7 WhftlnT wi- liko il or not, Ilo- imliviiiiiiil is a pari m' I hi- nation, ami tin-; nation ii part of tin- uoilil. Just us (lie responsible individual j MEMnr.it iik tub ASsmtATKa ri!Ki ,l,li' "" action, without coiiKulennj; its cltects upon Ins n. S!mb1JEMiw i. iwiKliliurs, so no ri'spntisilili- nation can take action, without Iui.S'! ii effect wtptni other nations. and ubo to tlw lural ih-oi (uIiIMhI hfieln. All rlglil fw ptililirulioit o( " i' di-paf cli- Itereln are rftctutt 1 We are a unit. And talk about minding our own business,! 'in tin- sense in wliicli Mr. Hrisbaut uses the term, is mere talk Well, the next gemratiun won't a man before iie progeny. in the back- from th( whey. Thi mav bo ha rmin.l Th v..rn'i0 I... i. .i ....i m. fcinii.n ... .. .. .Vw -iii-ii cuu.n jnherit a tuateffor tuff that kill wt... . ti n. uou u uuumc uuo- vlllp hill without, rr no the milk will not vet loo hot. a uliik-fntM art-'Do not let the milk boil, an that IhI Imitating At j touiihens the i-urd. Diinip the hot Jolaon xiiiKinK i milk and card into a fine mesh Old Black Sun or ' strainer. Work with a apoon or whatever II in. i wooden butter latllc. till the whey The inlriKuinr i is all worked out. Unnecessary to woman of the j hani: up in drain cloth. Oct the Oflkbi Wm S j.Ti'.'ii 'i'.'.iii.i! "'"I nothini; else. Kor absoluti- isolation, individually or lilt- French mysu-ry story is (no more whey all out ot the curd now while . 8orn du, .. i-u!..!,,,, u, .1. .matin 1 tioiuill.v. is n plivsical impossibility, in this modern, closely-knit ,01. hns to 8enrcn for in numerons j Ls still warm, acason "with butter, hhoih tut, l. li', lK eoniplifllted world. ' cases of allprsy or anaphylaxis, as! salt and pepper nnil if you wish! A(iioill IH.inml.ilho j wn K'H'ly call what plain folk will add a little finely cut pimento or affll'ln'' VriIUvk:NVic!.M,'tHJlt Bm probably understand bctteo ;m idlo-1 paprika. .Mix thorouuhly, and serve Frmci-co. u 'Awdf." iImmIi-. piiUini. ' ' I'lir Iiftlcr then to accept the world, not as we III i trlit like j syncrasy. Just to kIvo you an idea i any time, on hot cakes Is my fav- i . i, ;, i.,,, t. ., ,,, r , i, . ... i :., t, I ul ion ikuoijj n is, iei on: run , orue way. l . ,M, 11. MUO t . "". v v. nun Ye Smudge Pot Hj Arthur Perry Culcilini ljLCUtto for Allergy. .ly hiisbanit has suffered Ki'eatly . manifests Itself, but remember, you ; from bronchial asthma. Doctor can't draw any immediate comlu- khvc ultra-violet liuht treatnfenlH. Itr li'llllions with I'ltrope, I slons about the matter if you liap- l different prescription.", and chlor- l l. i-.L-.m, ,.u evniinle "' ,,r sll,,Jc't lo any of the ine a inhalalions. bill Willi no in uiKi ii as ,iii .iiupii . jroul,,t,K , IU,,ioii. of eourse food ; resoll. .Then my husband read null Wfishilisilon, the Kel- ' allcrcy is not the sole cause of any your stiKt'estion of calcium lactalc. ....I 1 1 . . . ...... I ...... i"r these lidiibles: il is llio cause lie has hail remarkable relief. The 111(1 nil Il.ll.ll (IIIIMI pin- , , ...in,,-!,.. r ..,. i :,.,.! i,,,,.. .i,i... ,.,.,,.. . rcoenl scientific study of food al-1 vent the attacks. He has taken Ici'Ky by Albert II. Howe. ..M. I).. I them for the six weeks new. How an Oakland expert. Hut following : lonit i-an he-lake them? We had conditions arc treated us ullercic: Ulie sputum cxainiued by the board 'why it is we so seldom, us individuals and nations, do what wej'nMlar forms In which food alleriiyj know we sliould do. The nresenl situation lei'iiiiliiiL' T. and particularly with Knland, nii'j Accorditto to the latest i n loi ni ;i I ion j li'JTU pcai'e treaty is to be scrapped, !:rani is to be carried out. This if obviously the thine 1 1 1 lo.do. Such action can't fail lead to trouble. Kven a man as experienced and intelligent An xtcutlve Is a nuui who Ihlnks lite lunch liour extends from fi until 2::itl. The "spcakles" will fizzle, for thei same reason that every presentable, stranger seems inoro important while he keeps still. "He is honest, but he is slow , pay" is the equivalent of saying: j "He is truthful, but you must pry i the truth out of him." ! "ias Senator (illicit ' .Massachitscls declared recentlv that. 1 cases o, nnuiMninai pain. ot neaiti, and ine report was neKa- llieir wanilerltisl ... .' ' . couc. gastric and Intestinal distress, tivc we were afraid of consuinp- polsoniiiK"; urticaria (hivesl: an- Lstomach il inav be taken indef-1 wicked crap shooters. Klon eurotlc edema (Klunt hives) ; finitely. " It Is not unreasonable tot , ,,, ... . ,., . . , . obsUnate or recurrliu; durinatilis think the calcium lactate may real- . ... V (ec.e,a,; miKiaiiio (periodic sick ly do good in many cases I ' iirth-! " ' ."" C'. U.:U.X"ajT "' headache,: bronchial asth,,,:,: sup- ma. It may help in any form ot ! " " , ",J ,T " ' lv iiMllimti lilvi-sj fitiiriniipii-i rlous "hay fever" and an out ;f' allergy, asthma, liivrs, nnuioneu Thi- Ori'Konitin eilitnrintly 4-inn- I inentH upon William K. ( Pusxy- ' foot) Johnnon. wlm l nlwayH kijuik ! 4 I.. ...I I, M.I II... horizon, and pondem up'Hi the : ''lIl why of his wanderinKH. Ho hav lulled by the whlutle f the Hhaata j while be previously votetl apiinst the bill for new eruisers, he I dltonion. nUHea. vomitinr,', with . tion. Mr. r:. c. W. Limited. There may be Home envy in their souIh. l'unsyfont 1h a pro feasional uplifter in thi cause of rrohlbiiion. and has been -HftlnK up for many mounw. He wan in Shanghai last week, and tu luutdnd for Calcutta plenHanl and , my terious towns. It in a pleaMing1 Jcb ho has, crutmdint; UKainHt rum around the world on da luxe llnern, and travelling flrHt rlaH. Ah the Oregonfan nays, he koch every place day h of HteamiiiK under blue skies, for a Iwo hour lecture nd, then whither away, leisure ly and eontentedly. And JMinnyfoot knows hlH Klobe. lie In never in Russia In winter: he in never in Africa In u turner; he 1h nlwayH gadding where nature Ih HinlllnK LnrkV PUMHyfiMit! leading the life of Kiley, hiri expennen paid in part, no doubt, by the reeeiptM fnnu oystar tupperH, baxaat-H, and col leutlonK. A prlnee or a potentate, trading places with him, tdwmtd give something to boot. The modern Ik efficient, but he can't aiinoint his whiskers with tur pentine and lard to cure a cold in the client. Americanism: Making war on 1 germs; carrying a used haudker- chief to reinfect yourself with "bad cold" germs. i Th Juvenile driver who went down the Main Htem on the dead , (.,M1rjiry, her leaders of public opinion, and even most of the i uii,, iuun ii tui ii no ine nitme, . . . , , ... . I responsible heads ot the present lorv irovernment, want above Tho Hen Vlymale kid whn down ,(l .:.: (1 (Vnowflv n.,d..i-vl.mi;n.r -'H, iU town yeHterday. ami Ih Infatuated with the public tlek-tock of tb Vawter HoyH. The writer will decide tomorrow whether to Hwcar off bridge In )92!, ih purchase u bullel-proor vwt, We have Hhlu-guiirilH. By thlH time next week, the leading thoroughfare will be logged )((, and denuded of Uh fir growth. seu-son; spurious "siniiM trouble": rolic edema, migraine, etc. U'ltra irrituble bladder fever In chil-; violet light on the naked akin may dren, lesa frequently In adulta; ir- ' help In any nuch case, too. Sun regular and painlul meiiNtltimlloii; light, if nvailable, is better than low blood preHhitre. J uny artificial source. Your hus- The list gieK a fair Idea of Hie; baud might do well to take one or latilnde of food allergy, and like-i two doses of plain cod liver oil (no wise it offers every reader ho in-1 modified stuff), say a .spoonful clined tho chance to make a foul i dally. of himself If he huppeun lo be (Copyright, John K. Dllle Co.) subject to any trouble mentioned Nothing could be more foolish than I helling that one's complaint Is of J sucn origin. In tho present slain of know I- i edge It is difficult enough for thej physician who has made a special j miniy 01 auery to uiaguuse ine condition in any case. One meatiH the medical deteclive employs to elicit testimony when his suspicion Ik aroused, is the skin .scratch test a wee scratch is made on tliu cleansed skin, and a minute (luautity of the suspected food sub- .-m m v nil jni vu. ii uiu jiauciii in j m-iini i if.i-u to Vlll- (Mil Kt ll Itll I llllll substance a characteristic hive-HUe reaction appears at the site of the scratch. If ihe iiattent In normal in reaction to the particular food substance, no reaction appears. Of People who get trimmed in "Wall i. mi- i..t..,wU. i,. unn.mri U itic e....4i..n I tl...t 1..... I,,,,,. , i. ! i-onstlputlon or diarrhea, auch aa , Ans. Ho long ns the calcium lac-1 str0t . c;,n Pt-'Veri by .starting a 11 . '"-t tuo 0ft,.n i.uriHt to be "utornalne tat doesn't seem tn hritsHe th. ! crusaue hack home to jail the liloomy IJt'un ol rt . 1'aul s, is reported to have said that the nations of Knrope, enraged by the bloated prosperity and Ihe air of superiority of Mbe mini who won tin? war,' may eombiiu: to draw Shyloek's teeth." Senator Uillette thinks that ''when u hitfb dignitary of the Kurdish eburcb mid a professional follower of the lYiuee of IVaee, ardes Mieh provoeative and belligerent sentiments, we can hardly rely upon the pacific and friendly attitude of the rest of the Ktitflish people." As the New Iffpuhlic, well says. "Nonsense, Senator!'1 Kvery country has its tiro-eaters, who make a luihit of talking recklessly, but Dean Injre no more represents the sober sense of the ltritish people than dot s Admiral I'limkeU that of America. If Senator (lillette reads the Knlish newspapers and be bus no rijrht to make speeches on the subject unless he does, be must know that (ircat Britain at the present moment is as far as possible from any desire lo draw Shylock's teeth. On the Rippling Rhymes By Walt Maon, TilK MODI-ST OXK. One evening, in the Blue Front stoic, we talked of scraps and flowing gore, of doughty deedtO we had per formed when by a Berserk fury warmed. Old' men are prone to jar the truth when telling storied of their youth; they'd have the world believe that then they were nil kinds of super-men. Ami so u told of savage fight we had long since with other wlchts; an. then we all were Dead wood Dicks who took much pride In shooting hicks, and when we shot the luckless ones, we put new notches on our guns. Ab deadly as a rattlesnake, we left disaster in our wake; we faced Hill llickok in his wrath and fairly pushed him from the path. "Thus one 'Wild talc an other bred; wo took long breaths and went ahead with talk of death and homicide, and each ono knew the others lied. Wo are as mild n hunch of men as ever dodged an angry hen. There was a stranger there that nlk'ht. an old, tall man whose hair was white; he listened to each dizzy tale until the anecdotes grew stale, and then h rose and y,nn'0 .mil cried, "It surely fills my heart with pride that 1 have met you warlike men; good night, I hope we'll meet again." Then he departed ami a roar of laughter filled ihq Blue Kront store. The owner oC thai mart of trade a most unseemly mirth displayed. nsked him why he wrenehed his face with merriment quite out of place. "That man," he said, ' is old Cap C recti, who was the bosM uf Abilcno when blood was flowing fetlock high, and every hour saw someone die. He was a wizard with n gun, a fame like Masie.rson'a he won; and here he sat with out a word while you reeled off your yarns absurd." Then we went home and felt like gents who would be dear at twenty cents. BOB KRUSE FLATTENS ASTOlUA, Ore., Dee. 2S. M'l Uub Kru:i.-, Portland wrc.-tler, won two falls and lite inalch from Moose Nnrbeek, Halt ljlke I'ity, in a main-event mulch lo re lust nii:ht. .Vorbeck look the ftr::l fall with a reverse headlock in 37 'a minutes. Kruse too!: tho second in 17 min utes wiiii a :oston crab .hold, and Ihe third to feconJs later with the same hold. Kiu.se weighed -00 pounds: Nur beek. i'13. Milo Dixon. 165 pounds, of Grays Itiver was awarded the match with Harry Olsen, 100, Portland, whjin Olsi-n was unable to return for the third fall. Each had taken a fa!. A Modern Babef I 1 i !i X HAM.. To x as. P) M um bers ol the local Rotary club speak eiEht languages: (iorimin, French" rpanksht Czeh, Polish, Portuguese, (ireek and kjigttsb. .. f x , w -i . V-Vrji. i i 'a hiV. fv ci"."5lk.v; tlie Harvard prnfesNm'N have dlscov- j ered there was more space iti the ; Infinite than the first survey j showed. Maybe there Is more ' country. This is absolutely true. To pass thi; cruiser bill ami lo ne ecpl the IvelloKkr pence pad could properly he interpreted ns notice to the world that, while the I'niled States wishes to do everything possible to promote international peace, it intends j course this involves a good deal of I., bo !' i .,... W ;i .wo. fP..tu .lwn.bl Fil. but t.Jfwinp Ashing, but the tesl gives 11 ' ' 1 no Inconvenience to the patient and mws tltiM btll jiiii) their renouiiei. tlie Kcllmrir ttael. wmi lit hp a doen ilif fei-titt fnml Mtilixtiitwcu """I"1"" " ' 'oo,.. .... .o,...,..K, , t,.Kts. S , .,,, , , ,, nnil the intent 1 o 1 1 ul tins country to rely upon loree. We fail to see how any thoughtful versou i'"" tlt'iiy that such parkin space lhan suspected. j iitiou would be, not only false to the true sentiments of the worth while If Ihe patient Is dis couraged or skeptical about the nature of the trouble. Dr. Itowe finds that wheat, eggs. ' The fish Industry is at a stand still In this vicinity, as Is the golf Industry, and there Is Just enough loafing on tlie Hit! (lore corm4 to hold the charter. If the local citizen who lu xtlll flaunting a Hoover placard from his back seat wtudow, is nol up. pointed to Koillt't llllig, he oll'-tllt to lc. outcome Why is it ! Why tin mil ions, knowing what they might to ilo, fail to ilo it. Mr. Brisbane raised the question. We wish he would answer il. . If an advance of ten billion doesn't make uncle .Sum n part ner in Kurope's affairs, no lucre agreement eaii do it'. 0 ' x ! mWnrrii Vanity attends us all, where fore tlu (.u (m-IJpK when she ju-hievti mi egg aiAI man .slngH mIicii Jir ttikeji a hath. 1 Correct this! sentence: "Veah, the kid is spoiled,' said he, "but 1 , don't bbum- ;;s mother or grand-1 parents. An archaeologist is a man who can find an ape's tooth xtMi yrarsi old and reconstruct the primitive t man who chewed with it iimuHM) years ago. Hoot Gibson at Rialto Saturday flout flibson. tlie daredevil west- the modem- statesmen wbo rmi't Hilni .... .. I wav to daio Ihe l 'ol..,.i., ,i..i.t . tM " stal". will rcluine hero lor consult fluent natives of the .Mis-. engagement of furious, Tasi- sissippi valley. ! riding fun Willi the opening of ' : I '"rile Danger Itidcr," at the Kialto ; .... ,r - rtr t-r mvnnnii-i Note for future historians: "C. ! 'heater tomorrow. ! A $TAiCRD feaS. PG13.'C,' ored people" doesn't refer to the! In "The Danger Kider'' Jloot'ii I great mass of hand-colored ones. ! personality is said to tie no. re like-1 Fred Gottfried ililo Hum ever. The story ileliiels Amos Turnufj Scientists have found skeleton ,i. i ..I ... '. UUlli'ttlAJJ ii TUltJNKOW witli n third ey,. iii the to,, r the, warden who poses as a notorious i Expert plumbing, heating and ' head, which Indicates that Nature, criminal to win ihe heart of a girl, 'sheet metal repair shop, j foresaw the airplane and tried to He displays n number of new and We specialize on service at reas 1 avert stiff neck. fd.iritnr horseinansliin stonlv onable uriees. No ioh ton small. " 111 219 N. Grape St. Phone 574 Chiropractic Naturopathy Dr. H. P. Coleman j Eth Successful Tear In Medford Treatments by Appointment ; Medford Center Bldg. Phone 865 i Electrotherapy Pond Science it would noi be n bit Mui prlslng i American people but from an intermit tonal standpoint, abso- n,"K' lhul llllU ' 'ato. cabbage. Tll. tl.mibu, uu ,,s . ,lf If some longheaded meinl.er of the ! ' .' . . orange and potato are the fm.il.sl,, t ,m.,Mi for III' hcM legislature would propose a lax on I '"'''ly loolhai'dy. And yet that appears to he the inevitable most commonly responsible for tho ' Vhc I w.rsl One o- homo breweries. ...,l allergic inanirestatlons listed. It .. . , It is fair for me to intrude, us Is In.j ttr tCopyrlght. John F. Dllle Co.) A number of r.irineis weie town yesterday, threatening plow. ill finest iiccoiiinllslunclltN Is niakhr may i .. , WIIV lb.lt 1 1-ei.i.lv.. f....... pn,. ,l.,..u ' ".".j more complaints that seem to in- cultmlo tomato as the cause of I ii it gi . . . Ilielr troubles than of all other W OTlCl 8 KjreateSt foods. InclUeuliilly, we must credit ft' '. i '' ' , X Dr. Howe, a I'allfornlan, Willi cour-l OdXOptlOntSt KOmWg age; ne teN the world that some-I I times oratigi Juice raises havoet 1 ; . A prnfe.si.loilal musician at nine ' I Ol I'.STltlNW ,l A.N'SW KHS ! was ltudy Wledort. Ihe world's ; AVo TuWo a Him. j greatest saxophonist. After five' 1 1 II I ill 11 peasants leave cities bv order of Mussolini." TllillU j Your articles are always, of in.!. veins of plavlng, ftudv broke his j of the r.irtil pr.piii;..n,la we have wasted, when all that'is needed j l"' ' ' 'jih..ui making .'!''" ' the break failed ( 1 1 K feel ns though I have all Ihe ail-j to heal properly was forced to is a command by II Dliee. menu I read about. A. It. j b arn to pluy tht; clarinet. It was j ' A ns. I am proud to know that, j this aeddeut that rtavted him on jt do feel that there is too much I the reed instruments, and after' ''The woman tempted me," said Adam. Which shows that I alleged "health" stuff printed that! exhausting the clarinet possibilities ; . I 1 j i . l i I "ii' iiiiiii'ii in iiulk" ioikh hlCK.- ; ni' Hiiiiii'u on vue ciixuoioiie. i in h-iiii M-iiir tu en i a ijiir lie ci much i . Correct this sentence: ".My I'hristinns gifts always delight me," said she, 'so it never is necessary to pretend. ' MUTT AND JEFF Manager Mutt Slightly Over-Ma tched "Wild-Cat" Jeff Collegians and tmprsonnlors oT rollegiHim, home for the holidays are exposing Mispeiifleis In gay hues. These new-hi ng led galluueH tiNMtjiue no reNpntiMiidllty and w ill not snap, and have lost till t heir ambition; their work being done by a series of ' lady-like tucks around the manly waist, llobei I (. lngersoll once l.se-eraeked. "that elvilt::athn hnugw by a pair; of suspenders." vp requires an ex- I Tin I'oWt pvi i to nfin tiiiiic w neiiier t lie . . , . , ... wearer of (he suspenders Is f j '"d plesN. t Pllgrcss opens With mi-er Old Oregon. OAtMtSC, or the Ash- I.'ind Normal. It has I ti n long j time since anybody In .latl has i panged lHniM'ir his Mispen- ! rlers. In the .MeKiuley adiuinlMra J tbui, stispenderK were used by Irate j I'aws to dust trf young men. When Will fintes started ramming effi- , eiency Into the Corn Product;.. Company, Inc., of Peoria, III., huh. ' pendeiH were In flower. Mr. (bites ! was adorned In u pair thai had j pulleys and swivels at all the . cross. roads, and were a coinpllc.it. j ed piece of maehtner. Tl present I day puhpender Im simplieny itMeh. i and the wearer stuns like a L'tnl ; loot In the last war, w ho made ' tho world safe for demoernv. bv never missing a dnnee. It wvn for- j merly eonNldeteil vuluar lo show ; the stiHpendeis, uihI likr the f tna t ! leg, were rtlwsys kept coerMl rio w to Avoid ; INFLUENZA r lobby is sinister, but the people are not entirely 1 1" Yo !Fi for a htnvl of C'hee, j P.esides being the world's great- Here Is another reeipe for good j est saxophonist, Kudy Is a design-i old cottage (Dutch) cheese, this: or of saxophones, n composer andj one by an old printer. I am not j a music publisher, and has also j sure whether I ought to let this; made and does a vast amount of j printer propagate his recipe my j phonograph recording. ' experience Is that print ers are . Kutly is being starred In Kan I prone to do terrible things to rec-j chon and Marco's "SaxophoMa Ipes, However, this time we can ! Idea.' whclh comes to Hunt's Crn-) reverse the labln If. we wish, 'so'terlun Suntbiy. Beware of Diets to reduce Medical: authorities imam that reducing has gone too far Medical authorities are becoming alarmed at the extent to which American girls, women and men are reducing their weight by starva tion' diets. This has gone too far, they say, and in many cases is resulting in permanent injury. , One famous doctor says: "Starving leads to anemia, which may become so persistent that the tissues are no longer able to form blood in the proper wav. even when sufficient food is subsequently supplied to them, and a state of actual starva tion throughout life may result." "This," he goes on to say, "is because any method which defeats nature, long carried out, pro duces disease changes in the body which frequently become permanent." , Another error is the belief by some that sugar in the diet is the only cause of overweight. This is not true. Any food that is nourishing is fattening and nature should be allowed to store a certain amount of fat in the tissues as a reserve supply of energy Mien it it needed. Don't urtdereat; it is dangerous. Eat enough of a great variety of foods and enjoy them. Remember that noth ing adds so much enjoyment to other foods as sugar. Sweetness is nature's ideal flavor and modern sugar is food in its least ex pensive form. Put one cup of sugar in the water used for boiling ham and notice the improvement in appetizing flavor. Be sure of tasteful variety in food. The Sugar Institute. U1AHD HOLLY STS. PNOKtl !4 ; A. Complete Cleaning and Dyeing sesvicii i DANCE Wednesday AND Saturday Nitas WALKER'S MEDFORD'S NEWE8T PAVILION UHPC.RLUT HiM,JEFr: rtC'V vMIDL OPEN . UPPERCUTIUrA'! a Am NftUiInt ruu ran do will o(Tctu slip irotrt ynu afittnat Co Ida, In. fluvnX M Urltp kfinnif ymir onrftiit ot tlifaatfon and Unibntl in arllr md vnui rtMin fra from iolottoua ocumuk.itonft. NBtur'f Kamffrir (N? 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