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Newspaper Page TextftiEIWORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFOftD, OnFiON. FRIDAY, FKBRTTARV 8.-3f29. ) i it I m; If:1 ' (VT fro f:tv, Isi: a-ti Mt lt .! at- to' Sin, ine rt - A tf EDFORD MAIL f RIBDNE fib, ftmdir, Wwt MIliM bj Ua HIOruUD MINTING CO. s-ir- N. Fir St. n HUBERT IT. BUHL. Edilor a SLUl'IEB 8M1TU. tluita Aa takfrofclttit Nsnpapcr Bound n Mcend dM Bitter U kUdhrd, Own. mte Act ut Uucb . MTU. BI'BHCBHTIUN EATt Bjr In Adt ion bally, with Sunday. 1 Iaiiy, vito Sunday, Bwuili Hull. Iitiuut Sunday, year ..ir.so .. .75 6.50 Dally, without Rundiy, niooln .o fewiay. oat SiT' !!?.'.'." ." t'.OQ iww. Mroomuie, wmrai rouu, iuwua, twut, uuui fWly, lib Sunday, B0Rlb $ .75 JlaUy, vitbout BmAmj, ikmiUi US Utlj, lUwut Suwlar, vm fear T.U0 Dal, trttli SuDdvy, orw fv,. 8.00 All tana, cb 1b adiaoe. JBeeridnc rui" UaTwl Wlr 'senlcs j found our old ujai friend, talkiiiK ''"t before the noon adjourn ' Ibe Auocfatfd frm in eifliuirely entitled to ' and jokinjr with his chief coutiKel, nteul, Huperl4r JudKe liuder aHk- ilba we for publication f all ncn dispatebea cmlitcd to It or otteris credited In this paper, j tul al to lite local news publiind bertln. i All rlttita for nublieailoo of ipcclal dUpttcbat 1 oereln are tho reemd. Official pa(er of Um Citj ef Medford. mncux paper or Jtcuaa voutar. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry v tie vend of the Older Girls have declared war on gray hair back of the ears, and the double chin, and loud .are the JametitnliouH, us henna In many caues lacks effec tiveness. ' tilUM, ACCl'KATE IU MUH (C-hico KiiNririse;) ,'. In a second note tho sulcido victim wrote: ."It kills me to do this but it Is the only way out." John J. . Importance lias re gained his strength after the flu, sufficiently to again wear his key ring, which contains 17 keys, and weighs accordingly. Bracing weather continues, with nothing that needs bracing. Bow-legged bullfrogs with light attneks of the heaves continue thu rago. A Portland drummer dofoated a Jocal barber late yesterday by - three gasps, - - . The leading dress suits of the community were occupied by the : owners last night, and were a sight for sore eyes. , j Clyde Melvin recently shot what .he believed, to be the big wolf itthat hns -been a nuisance In this . locality soverul years, but Ham KobblnR believes H was his p oil ce de g. (Jordan Valley News.) Mr. . Uobblns Is probably right. sl There Is some talk of launching potato culture In the valley, but It 'I3.n0 use The potatoes tiavo to be . tioed when the fishing Is best, and t .tm.rveNted.wl.cn thu dcer-huntlng, man-killing season starts. v , Grandma Hunts, who hns been t In bed since the homo talent per formance at the Orange, Hall, Is ublo to he around, thu hoiihe again yclo News) Another sly dig at dmwtiia. Lndy Knrd-Coupo of tho local imitation Hiitish set, has gone to ; Frisco for her ehUhcs. It was known she left them some -place. , Floyd Hart Is propognting a full width mustache. (1 is. not long enough to get Into a saucer yet. ! The airports ut the Hill Dure corner, will oppose the airport bunds. i A boy on roller skates acciden tally got on the sldowulk Tuesday. .-Another Copco toller has risen to 3 hours for lunch, and two desks. Tho legislature le now proposing n beauty tax. nnd they better slap in a clause thut theru will bu 110 refunds. Mica Womuck bus located an other rainbow, and Is In hot pur in It of both ends of same. . A Uutto Crick cowboy spent yesterday In town In his high heel boots. Jinny Galshovlkis saw him. causing envy, and their corns to ache, liOILSI'.S Ol' PKACH (Cong, iteronl) These parades and reviews are Hindu ho thrilling nud attractive by every means posslliln that the little tots of the communly will look forward to thii time when they gut big enough to participate in yet bigger and showier parades. : Tho young ladles are nut the onls' ngenelim used In the Unserve Officers' Tmlnlng Corps for the . purpose of popularising military training. Horses also play a large part. mere nro certain schools that would probably not have a Jleserve Office' Training Corps unit were It not for the riding .horses that uro provided for tho ninusemcnupf these young men. Hiding Is becoming very popular miclully. und most young men In schools llko to ride, und ns long ns they nro able to rldo a good horse, fUrnlslicd, fed, and equipped In a fin., splendid way hy tho t'nlte.l flutes government, they join the Itcwrve Officers' Training Corps for tho purpose nf Improving tholr horsemanship. Nearly S.OOG horses are furnished-by the government to Various educational Institutions, and additional ones were provided for In tho 1029 bill and still more In this bill. Tho government bus 1,1 mules assigned to tho Uesorvo Officers' Training Corps, I do not know whether there Is any special significance in the number 13 or tlot. but I do know there is n donth of mutes. 1 I presumn that they are used for xoologfcal purposes. ! Ho you seo we can now ndd to the saying, "Join the Army and become a man,'! "Join tho Unserve Officers' Trnlntng Corps and rldo.') The horse Is kept In the army bo cause of Its amusement end nodal value rather than Its prnbsblo military usefulness, Editorial Correspondence HOLLYWOOD, Across tho street year. .ago he was Cal., Feb. 4. from where a UeiutO-lihg .the death of William Hickman, former . we tel, almost sorry for the L- "m u brill III irrit' to uV O 'to lp nui of lmti District Attorney Keyes, surround-. rnlnini; .Mr. keyt-v No sentimental i elwi, only i bf cm U uuwered hare. No reply can t axude to queriea not awlorm ed by a battery of tfray-hairod and : Hympathlen there, and while tho i In to Untroctiooa. Addre br. William Brady, la can of UUa atwapaper. high-priced lawyer, Is defending hJniwir apainitl - bribery charKeji. which,, if sustained, fuitu him to o to the priHon where Hick - man spent the mat six .nionthg of his i.i'r In appearance and demeanor Mr. i ieyes nas nm enatiKCd in uie year hleh has marked such tniKlf In .still ' flip-flop in his fortunes, lie thu well-dressed, heavy -'i, jawed, flKhtinj,' lawyer. We hartl- Kot a seat in I he prcxH section during the murniiiK intermini(iii, and 1 ; iail Hr),uiiek, the latter a typical lookint; criminal lawyer, a brown, well-chiselled, mobile face, sur mounted by n thick, wavy mast of iron prey hair. Hchenck Is scheduled to close' the defense for Keyes. It is safe to snyhls effort will be dramatic and ehxiuent. Ho has that Indefinable ; Homethinp that mai kn the actor- j orntor par excellence I Attorney' Jud tush' resumed his U'fciiuii plea t tlie Jury, as court reaumcd, .Hindi must be over 60. a fat, florid, Ii ish face a lawyer; rn i nt? omi Mt'iiimi, wtr siuiiiiti say, a great believer in alternating the) soft and loud pedal. He started in a lone ho low one could scarcely dlstingult-h (he words,, n subdued, almost whispering eon vocational eolouuy with the Jury, then sud denly swinging an arm above his head, lie would thunder a phrase like thia into the air: "Ladies and gentlemen, thu lust for money is the source of all evil!" Crash,, crash, would go the words, until the attorney's round face be came almost purple, and an apop lectic stroke would not have been at all surprfslnc,. Then, Just ns suddenly, the noise would stop short, the manner of the spenker would completely change, his aruiR down, he was again quietly facing the jury, and talking to them calmly, conflden tlally, about some entirely different detail of the evidence. This emphasis upon money be- i Ing the source of all evil did not seem to us to be a particularly happy one. H. wus used to con demn the stale witnesses, Mr. Hush maintaining they sold their testi mony for money SOO paid one of them somewhere nt the beach. We! noticed District Attorney Fills I smiled at this pulnt and took some notes, nnd unless we nro greatly mistaken, this allusion will form part of tlie state's summing up. For, of course, if Mr. Keyes In (guilty as charged, this love of mon ey Is wh.ft brought about Ills ruin. There are ten women and only two men on the Kcyc Jury. The Iwo men looked lonesome and un happy. After' four weeks hi close confinement with stieh an array A NEW YORKER -lARGE . By G. D. SEYMOUR MOW YOHK HquoAk, a honey - bear, shares tho luxuries and hard- ( ships of an actress' life with lis Crnn.lv . I.o, .Isl...- ..,. ..V ..... u ..r ,.i.. ,... '. v.. ........ i pair of ring tnlled lemurs. Anthony i and Cleopatra monkeyllki! littlu ,'Tltueu Square nlloy. nnlninls froiii Miidiigam:iir. Lally A Liliputian Donkey do Joral, a Gorman dog which Is I Tho strangest oxhlhlt at the pot tho clinmpliin sehnnuznr of Kuropo, show of the Women'u league was comes to Now York with C.nrl rude hilled as "the mnallust donkey In Luwt'oueo whenever the Ixndon tua world." It belongs lo tho sta Inuscnl comedy slnr niakos a pil-ibies from which Kdwnrd J. Hills griniage hither. i 0t animals for stage roles. Russell Patterson, the artist, hasjnnd stands somewhat less than two a braco of huddles In llluu Hoy. a I (b.. high. It could walk tinder macaw, and Sunny Hoy. a 1'oim.r-1 Luellu dear's Oreat Daiio without anlau. Osgood Perkins, actor, lakes j oven laying Its cars back. Ills gout, Spread Kagle, . whuro ho! can. LesIM HlumeiiHlock. vauilo-! If It Doon't Pop vlllo artist, finds diversion as well I as profit In the warbling ol Jackio I and Handy, o pair of canaries with i radio appearances to their credit Nan llalperln of vauduvllte, has a seven-toed Manx cat as has Novsa McMeln, the illustrator. Kannle llurst culls her pet Poke by the mime of Lummox nnd John Dtivnti imrl Seymour's tniiln vomos to nt liiiillun when addressed as Whim nil. Arlco . Wild Is on friendly terms nfi'stage and on wllh l''rlskie, boa constrictor, ami Tl:;ur, a blue rticor snake. Zlenfeld Menagerie Hut of all the pets cherished by New Yorkers of nolo, tho largest MUTT AND JEFF r ... i - V ceMG iW, SHC'LL it. DOING? J VVF S ( DOM'T ZIG-ZAGfj ' ' CnS l i "TA W ottw..s"h"h: ) X5P v man, i'm. gonna 3 . y : V -1 ir-iL jp ''' "f feminity, wo lutve un ju thoy I wore lontc for their liberty. f Studying thu faces of tlie women, defendant Una a ureal reputation! (for hut way with tho ladies, his! 1 success, we are certain, has been! j with a very different type, if Mr, j JvcycH is acquitted, we are sure hu can thank flie two men Juror for. i uraiine for his conviction. 'hoe woiiwn jurors may nave suiiereu from romantic suxcepLlbtlltles 0 or ju yeai'H two, hut unleH we are ' much mistaken, when the genu 4 1 "man" In considered now It la eye-! brows up and thumbs down! ed Attorney ltunh how much loiiKer he thought ho u-oiijit require. Mr. Hush beamed on tho court, mopped Ills bald brow with a pur- pl handkerchief, and said boln.iults. thought lie was getting very well aiong ami cxpccieu to conciuuc by 3 o'clock. Thf court Hafil bo thoucht so. too, which after hcaiinn nearly two hours oC It, seemed to us to allow I a marked bias toward the defense, The sentences are Intcrestlinr and 1 The trial Is atlraeting great pub- He Interest, judging by the crowds in me. n;ii who wuiii to get in nut can't. The court Is a small one packed to the window ledges. The press section, however, was only about half full today. The speeches to tho jury need not be covered by hard-working scribes, pud after a month of it, they are glad to get out In the open air. The newspaper dupe on the out come of the trial is conflicting. The Times crowd are sure of Keyes' conviction, the Hearst crowd are as sure nf his acquittal. Which only shows there is newspaper politics as well as party politics, in this Important case. , ; Our old friend. A. I,. Harlowv "the man who put CI rand a on the map," knows nil about this cose. ' ns hu does about nearly everything ! else. He says Keyes will be ac- j quitted, or, if convicted, will get 'a light Jail sentence. 'IveycH has too much on the big bankers and hlt;her-iips to get much' of a smash on the nose," ,says he. "For, If he gets sore, he will, tell all he knows, and then all hell would break loose. Hev enly million dollars was involved in this .lutlan smash. Where did 11 nil uo? Keyes knows, but h won't tell miles they hit him too hard. ' No. the big men on the In side are running this game. Keyes is merely tho goat. He got some thing, of eourst and If he gets off easy, lie won I squeal, nut he will fur the medical society to accept never go In the pen. If he does. the osteopath's credentials and re there will be an earthquake In Losi,.el-e him n follow. KKi.eeh.iiv Angeles that will make that Frisco affair look like a little table-lifting. Freedom or a little jail sen tence that's my bet. Just watch and "see."" U. W. K. group In In tho family persoual and professional of Kloreuz ZIcr feld. "Jack DempNey." hear cub playmate of young Patricia Zlest feld, has Just been crowned most popular pet nt the show of tho N'ew York Women's lA'tiguc for Animals. Hilly Iturko (Mrs. .legteld) has a baby leopard. Dennis Klus, Zlcg feld star, rides onto tho stage on a white horse. D'Avtagnnn Hind l'-ddlu Cantor come through tho wings in another theatre leaUInc Dotty, a llolstoln calf. Reginald Owen has a blue Persian cat. All Habit, that he bouKmt In 1-omlon for a hundred Kiilnoas. and two . I ..l?. ? "T,. ' "c " "."Z.."'" '"W ""IV ..... . , ,y ... , .. ..'few s.'conthi. musses your hair if u.,d hv .luck Donuhuo from Pup corn stored In tlie house often becomes too dry to pop well. An outside shed Is the beet to kefjp It. If yours has become too dry try (.lilting some of ft shelled, in n kIiihh Jar, adding a little water and after slinking it well, letting it staiul -IS hours. . Tlu; amount of wnter needed depends on how dry the corn has become. Usually a tubl. 'spoonful Is enough for a pound of shelled corn. "ltumper," shuuled tile fender to the bumper on the front of the automobile as a fair pedestrian stepped Into the street. "I'm afraid I might 'fender,' " replied the bumper. They Get Ready to Dodge the Ro Uing Pin Personal Health Service - By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D. - Blfnd Utten pcrtalnlRf to pmonm) 1LVIL AM) l.lti: JXU 1. O. A reader who appends to his name thu letters -. O. observes that he believes I have u streak j 0f fulrnesfl In my O.akcup and that perhups 1 may be a real Amer- lean who loves , )u rtKinuiiHhip." j Then he kock jon j to cite something ho sayn 1 iriiittt in . this column ' some time ugo to j the effect that "anyouu can be his own osteo path" Just rolllnt; a few some r- Thls the osteopathic bcoth- ! er Kays he laughed at, with his patients, onu inouRht no mere of III tinlll he rend about my mid i I Christmas, nnd then he decided I ! had a heart, too, and miKht even have patience to read a few sen- tence he had in mind to w rite. ! true, I believe- The gist of them j Is that in many Mates tho Writ co painic pnyHician lotlay takes iden- ticjiltv the sit mo. c'xnniiiiiitlnn In 1 1 subjects that the regular physician takes, for license. Monnvor. In state noted for Its production of nuts, cults and hokum, ostemmihir physicians, now servo as hospital Internes, practice surcerv. on n n;r- Ity with regular physicians. Final ly, there are prtibabty 8.000 osteo-! pathlc physicians In America and other countries who are dedicating, etc. All this may be s. I have never knowingly Implied that osteopathic physicians are not as well quali fied and as competent to practice their cult as any . other brand of healer, sny homeopathic, for there are still a few of them left. . indeed, fifteen ears ago I procured tho application of un osteopathic physician of good standing for membership in our county and statu med ical society. I persuaded the nec essary two members to indorso the application. I presented It to the censors. Mossbacks, old fogies, purblind, reactionary they almost mooncu me ior making such a preposterous proposal and some of the old fossils who rejected the application themselves gloried Jn the a me of homeopath! Dog in the manger attitude. Since the state sees fit to give n tlucnse to tho osteonnth It Im mirolv tho wise course, to sav nothing Hue is this true when the medical ? ciety docs not strain at all at swal lowing a homeopath. Ity the way. my osteopathic cor respondent In error when he says I wrote that "anyone can be his own osteopath." What 1 wrote was that, anyone may do his own me chanotherapy by rolling himself a few s o m o r s a u 1 1 s ut intervals through tlio day. I mean by that massage, spinal manipulation and the like. To the best of my knowl edge that is scarcely osteopathic treatment. It I am wrong about this, then I still believe, anyone may do his own mechanotherapy, and not only do T bellevo this, but I do It frequently throughout the day. Kor Instance. 1 get up from my chair right now and Uoll mys.-lf half a dozen on a strip of mat light here forulnst yuu liave any, and sends you hack to the nun-hid Inh nf sittinc- it-fih your blood nioro equably dlttribut m. eu aim your spirits less disordered. Oi limn pruvirles that if- the statua I doff my hat to the osteopath, "f the taxpayer changes during In my Judgment he comes us nearly thu year, his personal exemption being a re.ii physician aa any other shall be determined by npportlon recosnized brand of healer can or ment. In aceordanco with ' the does.- lint I hope tho day Is not number of months the taxpayer far dtstuut when tho people will was single and married. For ex have enough Intelligence to wipe nmple: A couple, married on July out all these petty distinctions and J928. and living together on differences, and set up a ulnglu i December HI. tt2S, may filo a I standard of qiiafieattous which all:Joint return and claim, an exemp healers shall be required to meet. WK.STIOXS AND AXSW KHS Left llamlcU Vamlly. Left handedness runs through my falher'a side of the family brother, two uncb'S aril their my sons are all left handed. Xow. my son. i aged six. Is loft handed, lie Is In exemption of $1001.17. The hus first grade at school, but Is buek-bnild is entitled to'7-12 of $1500 ward. 1 have spent hours trying or $s;r for the period during to make him see his mistake, but which he w as married. The' wife he goes right back to his old way. Ho can't make a line straight with bis right hand . . . Mrs. M. T. Answer. The child is luitu rally left handed; About four per cent of the population are. Why Inter bMltfa aod brrirnr-. not to dffMM d!iffnofl tr 'fere with natural arrangements?; i ucchuh hoiiio leaener nas a wnim , ' n'J0Ul. !! I advise you to leave ; ll,f .c'n.! nIt an nature intends. nvgtiNiHKH a diM'aso in Itself 7 Or Im It cutiHi-d disorder' will poison in the sys- Kl.t rich now without ycarniffs ! tent uffect the heurt? L. II. ,lo Kvar a nionoele. : A newer. Tlie nmul. menalnc of; . ; ' 'ner'oUHuesM' in ear,, -worry, anx- Jets. Jt la caused hy disease in some canes; b1 internal causes apart from health in other ennos. Many poisons affect the heart. You do not indicate what poison you mean. Ossification Is it too much to ask for a little ' " . lw "Dn " iiiej Information on ounlflcatlon of the. ; human body, and tho cause if human known. w. P. n, Answer. I think that term is ? inaccurately applied to . the condi- ,lon nt u," "u,y certnln cases i of far advanced osteoarthritis, chronic bone and Joint inflamma Hon In which many joints become rli;id (ankylused). The soft lis- ' Uv of tlu uonc Uo MOt "ossify n!11"" J,uo Snoring. Why do people snore when they I , l" ir suiu t uu avoided? Airs. F. I Can this 11. Answer.- Flabbiness. relaxation, swelling, thickening., chronic in flamiiiuttou of the lining of the nasal chambers. Whether this calls for general physical training, cold air, cold baths, less coddling, less nourishment, lesa smoke, or direct treatment by the physician who is equipped to examine and treat nose nnd throat diseases, depends on the diagnosis. r ' - r (Copyright John F. Dlllo Co.) An 'rxplauaiioiril homctlmcsj'10"80' n fTtU T h 1 wVW I A ,n!W "ve other pests (Ti rft nnd tn.st.,. . lectin llnitm... I 1 ..... .... . . who lias an estranged wife, talks some o' loeatln' In Tlliei. (Copyright John F. Dille Co.) t -;- - '. Your Income Tax No.- 3 .Many persons , married during i the taxable year fail correctly to, !comnuti 1hr iiinrxiMt nf tVific ncr.1.,,,,! (-.,...... i (A i t onal exemption. The revenue act Hon of J3:ng.:i3: that is. 7-U of $1000 for the husband while single, or JisTS. plus 7-13 for the wife while - single, plus 6-12 of i350fi or H.tf.S.as. for the period during which they wei-o married. If husband and wife mako separate returns each nmv laini a personal is entitled to a similar exemption. Similar provision is, made, with respect to the head of a family. A person, who,' on July St, 19"!S ceased being the head of n fnm lly the support of a relative t in one household i relativea being' dUeontinuedlii entitled to. on ex - emption of J2G66.67. which i 7-1K of 93&O0, plus 612 of f 1500. ; With respect to tho $400 credit ;for a dependent,' tho taxpayer's I JutatuR aa of life last day of the j taxable year determine this credit.! jlf during the year tits support: 'of such dependent ceased, ho is t not entitled to ts credit. Quill Points Fortunately. tmUiined flights of oratory rnn'l be prolonged by tnk-i j AinerieaiiH don't feel as inferiorlono "houlJ atlcud Uie movies reK- by hoiiio oiKanlclnit they once did. Lota of them InuiiKuriitliiK presidents on Jan-1 uary 1 would save the retiring executive two months of feeling f lifuored. ! Dry-cleaners, who are trying to, boo.il their business might begin I propaganda for the return ofJ jKravy. Civillxed men are 1 those who hnvo nothing to dread except one nnothcr. In districts whore that bulge, on the hip is a plug- of catin' tobaCt0, WOHIOU HllU -'Mil ft when a divorcee passu by. - Kngland now welcomes our Jube bands, which indicates that a prophet isn't the only not with out honor save in his own country. Play after play has failed In New York this season. People Just can't get a thrill out of the same old cuss words. The largest pleco of ivory in the. world has been found' In Alaska, and is on its way to Wash ington without being "elected. Americanism: Noticing that man over there because, he doesn't put on airs; putting on all's in the hope of being noticed. And yet. modt of the unhappily married would be unhappy any way. Marriage isn't a euro for self-pity. 'Mr. Hoover Is no politician." Of course not. Ho just happened to decide on a month in Florida. Tlie Kellogg treaty can't work, however, If the munitions factories do. ' So llvu Hint you can pay cash for gasoline without cur ing a whoop who sees yon. Among the distances shortened by the automobile is that between the life insurance and the poor io hold tnem down. It is na- , Hire's way, and explains why Itedsj I flourish only where tyrnnny makes j tliem necessary. - i ! Adversity builds slrength. but' !that isn't all. shaving makes a ; beard tough, but tho tougher it J ( gets the greater the effort to keep j it down. - - j I , - WIihl'm tb use? ' Mr. : Mellon 1 mir rhtht it; nneh ' has duereasori jit about 100 times that much.- ! lylU'llKIH PureaiUisSm r or Sale by Jannin & Wooils Drug 8toro, Vor. Main and Central. A i fl.'.rMH It ! Correct this sentence: "Well. yes." said the tnun; "I Kupposo iyour cold was jun as bad as j mine." - , ' Screenjfe Hollywood.. By Wade Werner HOLLYWOOD, Cal To be a IgiHjcJ mull currier In Hollywood ! marly nud Keep In touch with ail the new pic lures. Fans who write to their fuvorlto pluyers ft 'I ems apparently ex - TWS Limn GOES To v , "' Letters come to Clara J!ow !-; RllS TiN TIU addressed "IT. of letters reach the Paramount studio poslof flee labeled "Wines," goner ii 1 1 y Intended for lllcliard Ar len. Kay Wrav got one the other day from Har bin. China, addressed to "Wedding Hells." apparently the result of her appearance in "The- Wedding March." - The studio postmaster, Harvey Pugli, says he also gets occasional mail for "Iji Marquise," which he automatically forwards to Gloria Swanson. Anything bearing what lookB like an unsuccessful attempt to spell a name beginning with "B" Is passed on to Olga Bacla nova, and usually the guess is rigbt. Entertainment Engineering Since tho movies took to talk and turned technical, engineers of one kind or another have been overrunning Hollywood. Acousti cal engineers are called In to ex plain how soundproof stages should bo built. Structural engineers fam iliar with steel and concrete are hired to build them. Telephone company and radio) engineers in- j Stan tne compiicauen sound re cording apparatus, and leave be hind them recording' engineers to superintend the operation of all tho new devices. ' New producers eucn send engin eers to the previewH of new talking pictures, equipped with highly com plicated . apparatus for measuring the response of the audience. The louder the audience laughs the more violent Is tho movement of the indicator needle on a meter connected with microphones' hung hero and thero about the theater. Hy measuring carefully tho length of the laughs, these entertainment j engineers compute just now mucit iiitenoe should be inserted between 1 Week Only SUITS Tp' " your measure i m i made in Medford. Values up to $50 at $35.00 Some with two pair pants. Come in and look them over. 1 I US Fliia.f.l II fll olv 9 If nnn' Uiji.Tn.i . ! . A I 1 'the "laugh lino' ana me nest jm of dialog in the picture. The Technical Age As yet no studio publicity dlr 'ector has adopted the title "Pub lllcltv Engineer," but doubtless that ! will' be the next development In the scientific reformation of tho I picture industry. When that hap1-' ipens. the really efficient publicity i department will known to Jilt eighth of a customer just now many picture-goers a glveo blurb pulls into the theater. o Canada Dry ; Officials Visited Medford Today Canada Dry Is recugnlczd every- ! where as one of the most healthful ! delightful and popular drinks, not only at tho fountains, hotels an ' , . .. - , restaurants, but In the famil: ! circle, for special dinners, ban Hollywood," or. quels and other occasions. "Hula." Betty Canada Dry. otherwise known Lronson still re-: , . , , ., celves mall ad-'118 "the champagne of ginger ales, dressed to "Pet-i1" carried by practically till grocers er Pan." Dozens'11"1' lrus stores, comes In cartons or l Domes, especumy ior i.uiiiu use. and in cases of 48 bottles. . W. H. ltagsdale, northwest dis trict manager and A. 13. lacKen zie, representative for this terri tory, were in Medford today con ferring with their distributors. The .Mason Ehrmun Co., und deal ers, on their visit to tho southern Oregon territory. " , Experiments uro being matin ulniing toward tho commercial production of a klnit of sugur from peanut shells and cotton seed bran. Tho product sells for about ?100' pound. " Build Resistance Prevent Coughs or Colds Take SCOTTS EMULSION Rich in Resistance-building Cod-liver Oil Vitamins Scott & notrne. r.loomficlil, N. J.- - 26-19 Low : WINTER. RATES 4 departures daily, nt big sav ings. 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