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UOBEHT IV. Editor .
I. SUMlTKIl SMITH. lalia(er
An Independent Newspaper
- Entered a, second eUsi matter it Uedford,
Oreton, under Act of lUrdi 8, 1871.
- SPBSt'WlTiO.N HATE8
Br Mell In Alliance:
. Ilally, with Sunday, year
Hairy, wltli Sunday, uontL
, Ilally, wltiwut Bunduj-, year,.,,.,
Ilally, wMuout Sunday, mmitli
Weekly Mall Tritium;, one year....
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Jacksonville, ttotnl Volut, I'tuxnii, Talent. Uold
Hlii and oa Bitimayi;
, Pally, vltb Bundar. nonlb f .75
Dally, iihout Sunday, month , .ori
fully, Jibcut Sunday, one year 7.00
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MEMBER OF THE AH80CIATE0 TRE88
Becttdm rult Lea&ed Wire Serrice
Tb Astoclaled l'rm if eulusl.ely etititleit to
the use for publication of all newt dispatchea
credited to It or otherwiie credited In tUli paper,
nd auw to Um local news published herein.
All rlghU for publication of ipeelal dlipatebes
herein are also rescued.
flworo dally -aterane drculatiun for ill months
ending Oct. 1, 1028, 4138. .
Official paper of tlie City of Medford. -Official
paper of Jackson County.
AdrcrfhTtng Jteprestntath-M
"HC. MOOK.VSEN 4 COMJ'ANT
Offleea In Nev Tort. Cliicaito, Detroit, Ban
Vraacfero, Loo Antelei, Beat lie, Portland.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
' A-war in Mexico Is generally on
amiable affair, consiHting largely
of a display, of 2nd loots In gay
uniforms, bands playing La Palo -ma,
and swords cracking paunchy
-'generals' on 'the heels. History
.tella of a 'fierce struggle between'
rival Mexican armies In 1915.
When; a balance, was struck at the
end of tho day there was no work
for the Red Cross, and tho toll of
the Orlih i Keaper consisted of a
deceased mule shot square be
tween tho ears. , But there r, sand
and Iron Jn tho present conflict,
as the following dispatch from 1
Paso attests:
The death of Teddy Barnes, .
a popular American barten
der at tho Mint cafe in Juarez,
was mourned on both sides of
tho line. Barnes was hit by
a struy bullet while in his
-room.'
The patrons of the Mint Cafe
at Juarez, salt their heer with
tears, In memory of "Teddy Barnes,
a popular American bartender . .
mourned ' on both sides of the
Unc . . - .
', Charles Palm Is splitting the
wind in an olive-green Packard of
tho 1929 vintage. ,
n- NATURALIHT RKIMiRTS LIONS
-ARB NKAR-KKtl ITKD ( lid line
BF. Examiner.) So are gorillas.
,1 Pewey ,lUa tho Jim Uvlve's
hired man,, was down from Pros
pect last eve. Mr.' Hill Is as rough
aa .IIiney Flcwher, and twice as
noisy.
Rl'OGlUt HKFIXKMKiNT
Ion-jc)icla, ., News)
When irotlrlng last night It
was still warm enough for us
to pull otf our brreches, (is Is
our custom on warm nights. '
a Tho alleged beautiful snow,
.which spread a niantlo of wliitn
fovor hill and dale, Is fine for the
fruit, tough on tho robins, a blow
for the fishing Industry, and
means that some action should be
taken to get John Winter out of
the lap of Clarice Spring, as there
has been too much meteorological
nocking.
Fashion decrees that man's
Clothes shnll harmonize with his
hair. - It will he chilly for somo of
tho baldheaded boys. ;
i From tho expanse of n billboard,
itho glories of a 'Cfertnln cigarette
re. expoumtod by a young lady
who, unlike, tho general runs of
; blllbonrd girls. Is' not flabbcr
. gnstiniily beautiful. Sho Is not
homely, neither la alio pulchrltu- I
dlnous hoyond words. Sho Is tho ; Weaver -..
i kind of a girl that an nvorngo Jones' Orocory
gent could, walk up lo und not K. C, Fnber
give a whoop. If his shirt was un- j Helliible tirocery ....
JJMttoned at the collar, with ihoU'eo. t!urrler
mercury at !i8. This is u step in
the right direction. Tho next thing
Iho world knows, n girl will nhow
Up In II stocking nd, Willi he
stocking wtihklcd at Iho knees and
iv crooked nuiiiu in tho back.
A auto driver went t'31.511 7S'J4:i2
miles par hour in l-'lurlda, lie
should hot bo confused w-lih the
native spued maniacs going home
to seo what tho neighbors brought J
111 1UI ItlllCII.
It looks liko the esteemed Port
land Uregonlan gut us much fun I Weeks Ori
ent of printing editorials shout tho I - . . - :
J(ew York Cliy, N. Y.. toper who
epent 17 years in Jail, as ibis dept.
does making comment upon tho
congressional hypocrites, who were
whlto with fear when Son. Reed
said ho would tell the world all
atout tholr wet-dryness.
: WHY KIMTOIUS CKI.NGI';
8tnricl(l HettdllfthO
Pomeono ankm it wo over wit j
ntBHcd a KroomlcNJ weddhiK. W-l,
hardly, but lnee we come to think j
It ovor. wo have wen them when '
poor man wub led to (ho altur as a -theep
to laUKlitcr, with about uh !
much backbono un a. twlmi hiHiik j
no Ideas of hlH own, no hope of
his own, nnd Juh( houkM uinbttton 1
to. answer yen to quiwtioiiH pro-
poundod to him by thu .nan li.KO :
officer. Yea. there nro KroomltKH j
weddtngH nnd . brldelcK WvUrilnys. j
Too mnny to marry, aluo. j
,,,Thlej place Is closed for re. i
papering and ro-palnttng, and as !
the proprietor will be taken to I
SO lorn to see the state basketball
games, tho two readers of tbiB col. j
will get a much needed rest. t
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r-f .. mother has a point of view ,
consistent with her own life,- no
matter what that point of view Is.
she can deeply Interest her daugh
ter. It- ts the parent who has
lived but has not thought of hon
or why he has lived thut has
pothlng to offer youth.
psnny lef your tnouiinis. .
he rspli' at ones, "They are not
j Editorial Correspondence
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KAN )JK(1U. Calif., 7larch 10.
Kuih a beau-tl-ful rain! For 17
)kui-m omv Oiu huuntlful Heavena
have heen apread ins the gulden
raindiops over the landmen lie,
wanhint; the dirt and- dust ,uiid
diKeaxe KcriuH from tha roofn,
eleaniiiK the HtruetH ami nidewalkH,
and flowing jwj Kently through the
! MewerH, to raiho the level of the
l'ncific oeean. Mvw the little
alliKator peiirn love it. And the
celery needed it too. The Weather
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1 Mat. MiivM it Ih uitlitfT to mil. for
(hreo duyn. isn't it wonderful.'
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rc K" there are 80
many Medford peoitle here to en-
c"7'- D'""U
Mrs. J. J. KmmeiiH, ilr. and Mrs.
i Whcldon Hfddle, Mrs. Biddle, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Vuwter, and son
Jerry. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Vilas and
daughter. Mrs. Vilas, and of course
the 1 4. A. .Salad oh, John To ml i lis,
et cetera. They are all sharing
our enthusiasm. It is so cozy. In
the hotel, warm and elieery, with
the electric lights and steam on,
plenty of Sunday papers with their
diverting "Funnies," not to men
tion tho "Had-dio."
It seems so solriwh for Jim Coff
roth to complain., True Sunday Is
a big race day, and the attendance
may be cut down, but Sunday
horse racing is a wicked business
anyway. Besides, It is time the
"muddi-rs" hud a ehanri and the
Jockeys need a bath. Colonel Jim
should he big-minded enough to
think of the crops, and the water
reservoirs in the hills. Tills rain
means millions ami millions of
dollars to San Diego County. Can't
he seo that eventually ho will get
his proper percentage.
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Moreover this rain will slow
down the Mexican revolution. In
fact If it keeps up for three days,
it may end It entirely. For who
wants to fight in tho rain? Par
ticularly as Editor Sliver remark
ed, when no one knows what the
fighting is about anyway. , . 4 -
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Speaking of rain, one of tho best
things we have seen on tho subject
recently appeared in Life, written
by Robert Lord. Hero it Is:
Rain In Southern California
"Well, It sure Is raining."
""I'll say."
"CI rout for the crops."
"Wonderful for business. "i- '
"Stimulates the tourist trade.
Tin) Hlallsticul report for tho
Mnntlilv Rtannrt nf Ro4
month of February shows tho fol-jM.
lowing itemizeu record of worn: j
Officii interviews HI:
Telephone calls 1301
lowns visited and the number of
tlmeH for social work:
Anli land
I'liuenlx .......
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2
' 5
T
2
.1
21
Central l'olnl
Jacksonville .
Talent
(Irlfrin Creek
HiiKle I'olnt ..
Hold Hill
Medlord
l'olnl number of towns visited V,
total number ciihch 110.
I'yiies of cases:
Family relief 'M
Transient families -I
Trauslnnt men 17
Kx-Hervlcu men 17
HIcknoHS 2
('o-onerliMot! with cases:
San Finncisco Chaplor, A. It. C. !!
PortlHiitl Clmpter,' A. U, C 1
Roil Cross ' .nlson Representa
tive U. S. . I) 2
tjiuo Co. Public Health Unit... 1
San Frncl8Co Asso. Charitlos... 1
I.nno County Chnpter, A. it, C... J
lleml Chapter, A. It. C 1
County Court 17
Jnckaon Co. Health Unit ... 10
Court of Domestic ltuhitlous,
Portland .-. 1
.lirocerles:
tiotlwnrd's
Hasket Urncery
Hardy Dros. ...
Hutchinson's ....
1 uiignlow storo
f 13.40
7.06
It K. Marsh ..
Cates & Lydlurd
1 hoeuix Mnrcnutllo
Kervlco Slorea
Slur Market
Total for groceries Fob.
Tolul for groceries : Feb.
from Itcd CrosH funds.
IHIlk:
Sniiler's
Jackson Co. Creamery .
M7.G8
11.01
Tolul lor mill: Feb
f 12.113'
Total for milk Fob. from
Ited Cross funds .
Merchandise: t
MUTT AND JEFF
M'LOVfe, THAT
CAtUS FOR Mti
HAND N TH
'Vuu bt;t. Make 'em apiiregiatn
jour Kuuii vU MUiiHlifne all Om more
makes 'em spend theU; money
for rain coats and umbrellas.".
"It causes a lot of bad smash
ups. Fine for the automobile re
pah game.". I
"But it's not liko the ruin back
east." ' "
"No. It's just sort of a nice,
pleasant rain." j '
: "Sure- Makes a fellow feel
good. Kven if you do catch a little
cold, it helps business great for
the doctors."
"Stimulates the sale of . aspirin
and cough medicines and stuff like
that a darn good thing for the
drug stores."
"A fellow don't really get wet
tho way you do back cast."
"No. It's Just' kind of d a
mist." "
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We regret to note In the papers
that our old friend Las Vegas. Jh;
In trouble. A Company of federal
dry operatives, At seems, swooped
down on this arid desert town and
put the. mayor, councllmen and
other . bar tenders In jail. t They
will bo, taken to Reno for' trial.
The dry agents, ti seems, disguised
themselves as real, estate agents.
That was a clever stunt. To be
disguised as a real estato agent In
Las Vegas must have required' the
make-up resourcefulness of a Lon
Chancy!
H I
' There Is such a nice breeze
blowing now. How picturesque the
palm trees look, as their fronds
bend.., over, dripping ; life-giving
moisture Into the fertile ground.
The green and purple awning on
tho drug store opposite seems to
oc ripped slightly,-and the weigh
ing machine Js- lying prone,-no
do-ubt tipped over by some Sunday
night rolirer.--
We listened to an excellent her-,
mon this morning delivered by a
minister In Los Angeles, i An
acquaintance here from a small
town in Illinois says sho seldom
goes to church anymore, but re
clining comfortably on a Daven
port sho listens to a very brilliant
pastor In Chicago. One peculate.s
! on what effect tho radio is going
j to havo on the church. It seems
' plain some ministers will have lar
) ger audiences, and others smaller
I ones. . . . and just where will
tho collection plate como in?
R. W. R. v
'Mann's
11.H2
34.7G
JI. Dept. Stoic
Total for merchandise Tor -
Feb S 5" 67
Total for merchandise for
Feb. from Itcd Cross..
HUH
6.00
.II.II0
fi.00
20.U0
(i.00
12.00
Kent:
Ill-own & Whllo ;
C. II. Chrlslner ,
Mrs. Mary llailten
Mrs.. IS. F. Cliumberluln......
Imperial Itonms
.Mrs. W. It, Itecd :
Total for Henl for Feb t 50.00
:Tolul for rent for Feb.
from ItcU Cross
Ful: ;
Meiiroril Fuel Co.
Valley I'uel Co.
32.00
Gti.OO
3.25
Total Tor Fuel for Fob J 53.50
Tolul . for fuel lor Feb. : '
from Ited Cross 38.26
Transportation:; ' .
Southern Pacific L.:....:, $ 33.lt
Total for transportation
.Feb. 33.14
Total for transportation : .
Feb. from Rod Cross.... 33.25
Drugs: .
Heath's Drug Store t 2.50
Sacred Heart Hospital 9.50
Total for drugs and sick-
noss 12.00
Total fur drugs and slck-
ness - 7.00
Medford Service Statlou 27.12
C. S.. Flnloy. !; 16.00
Cul.-Orugon Power Co..... 5.22
Total allowances for fnml i
lies - $110.00
Tolul .allowances for Feb.
from Itcd Cross ' 15.00
Total material relief tor
Fob ffil.liO
Total malerial ri'llef for .
Fob. from Hod Cross 331.47
To Dry Slriiwriowcrs
(trow some strawftoworn In your
gnrilcii this spring. Their colorful
blooms can bo. cut and dried for
winter decoration. The secret la
ot dry them nuleklywlth . heat
when Ihey are cut. If not dried
tilU-kly. the flower heud will oon-
I tluue to grow- after bring cut and
S.03 I so tho seed will shod. All ever
I lasting flowers should bo dried
$ fl.OOl with heal.
A Quiet Evening in the
Don't Meeix tt wrMTl
FOR MUTT I 'i'.US
rAV.
DCCtTjt THAT FROfA
NOW OfO H'S SONNr
He
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BBADY, M. D.
i Sltfnod letters pertaining1 to pewnal health and byffte. Dot to dleeaM diacnoaja tr
treataeoC will be answered by Dr. Brady if a ttamped, eelf-addreeeed anrelop a enclooed.
Letter efaonld be brief and written In Ink. Owing to tbe large number of letters re
eeiTed, only few can be eaewtrod here.. No reply can be nude to queries sot coniorav
Ing to toJtroctlons, Addreae Dr. William Brady, In care of tale oewavaper.
HOW TO BI2 LOVKLY THOUGH LIGHT
s There are still a lot of girls who strain' or "brain fag" or "nervous
are always trying the latest reduc-1 exhaustion" is in reality Just the
lion remedy or playing with a re- j suppressed craving for action. If
Uuctlon diet, whether they need It j one can find no better, action than
or not. The trend of modern pop- j cutting capers or antics, that Is a-
ular education j
which Is carefully j
controlled by the;
commercial inter-1
forests Is to
make u, girl uilei
IH'tit Aliu Itf luo
utout even when,
111 faot, fthu Ih shy
norm, pound .or
liurhiipH , iiciunlly
-In lilt) incipient
stage of Homo Insidious lllnoss. Jn
recent years It hns happened often I streimth. Peilmps a glass or two
enouch that a sirl ill her 'teens, j of cold water nlono would accom
tho time when luni; tuberculofl, ! pllsh the purpose desired. .The
usually develops, has played with
the dangerous game of dieting
worse, taking dope in a silly effort
to reduce wheii"tuherculosls was
already invading her lungs and her
body weight ulready below the nor
mal standard. - I nm speaking now,
not of the. lackwlt, but of the aver
ago girl, the girl who has a fair
education us popular education
goes,
Here it Is well to repeat thatUo cat-the chicken on account of
nearly all height-weight tables now
in popular -uso nro unsafe to rely
upon, and this Includes; I regret to
observe, a largo share of tho tables
used by tin doctors, alias school
nurses who "examine" the children
of the poor and- prescribe treat
ment for 'era in cities where health
administration and schol adminis
tration aro in a pretty low state of
.political depravity. These printed
height-weight tables were compiled
on tho basis of .the old-time Ideals
ami standards, and were accurate
enough for grandma's day. The
physical measurement that were
normal for girls and women 40
yenrs ago or 20 years ago arc by
no means normal for girls and
women today. .
..During the ,pnt three decades
girls and women have become big
ger, better and beautlfuller by nev
eral degrees than .they ever man
aged to be in an earlier era. .Accurate-
measurements of, college
girls In various parts of the coun-
!try during tho past 30 years and j
ilioru prove inai me jcmaic ol inc
species Is physically stronger, taller
and heavier today,, so . that these
handy little height-weight., table
the patent medicine pcopto fur
nish .for the-little tin doctors and
the general public, and the figures
in tlie, .slot mnchlncg und in too
.many. health books are. us far out
of date as bustles, are . now.
: If It .be a, girl's ambition to look
like a cru-loon or a manufkin, of
course iheip Is nothing more to
be said about good health and good
form, ltut .1 earnestly advise all
but collego girls to tukc ,off their
heavy flannel underwear and olld
lead goloshes before they weigh in
on a penny scale. , , . , :t
hen a girl has fully grown up,.
It is not only safe, but In many
eases bolierlcial to her health to
follow a reasonable; moderate, sel-
j.tlffeally planned reducilon.. regi
men if there Is. a tendency toward
obesity. A girl is sufficiently grown
up for thai at tho age of 20 years.
In my Judgment, and nceollngly
I am glad to -offer any woman
of that age Instruction If I think
she should reduce. To all girls
under the ago of 20 years who
seek udvlec ..on this. I must turn
a deaf cur and I have one of the
doafest ears on tho p-jrtside you
ever tried to get through and re
fer the really fat girls to their own
family phys.lelan, under whose ob
servation and direction a course of
reduction treatment may bo safely
elirrlcd out, ;
A normal woman gains in weight
until she Is 40 years of age. At
40, If alio has taken caro of her
health, she should confidently be
lieve and say she baa never been
such a perfect woman as sho iv
now. I'll say she ii, too.
WKSTIOKS A XI. AXSWKUS
- Ik Nervous About Your Work.
I want to tell me how much you
have dono for nie. Do you reniein-!
ber when you wrote, "He nervous
aliout your work?" . t started then
to daneo or hop around at my
housework otid 1 found 11 did help
mo a lot. . 1 no longer feel nerv
ous mid I believe 1 no longer am
nervous, though probably many
would think ine terribly nervous if
Ihey could see some of the antics
or capers I cut In the course of, the
day's wurk. Mrs. I!. II. I).
Answer. What we often dlgnify
and misinterpret as "nervous
Home of Mr. and Mrs.
HeRE'S AW TCrA AOijt
UNBV'S COcAINS rArXrtRIACSi
WHAT A BlfttuC BOV
was viHcKj He mads
LJHAT- FUGHT TO PARS;
At-6fv). .
.. f 1 T :..,-. A MARRVGTiI ' lii';l. ' I
I J 1 i ' 1 tsssBSissjfr --- i f 'i, :,' . n j i vr
lot better than nothing at all.
Purge.
I find that at teaspoonful of
e psora salts in a glass of cold water
I taken before breakfast every anorn
inj; kuuiiB .my- -bowela - in perfect
wurklni; euiulltiun. -I unc (a nostrum-.
contuiultiK bromide) with
equally good rewults. . My uunt nays
tills practieo will thin my blood
. . . Miss SI. 1)
Answer. Tho practieo . tends to
! thicken tho blood und: impoverish
I bromiuu concoction Is a vicious
drug to take. Let me suggest
harmless aid In place of callicrtic-s
take a spoonful . of . whole raw
flaxseeds dailywashed down with
wntcr, or swallowed mixed with
Jelly or., any other food.-. .
: Cookliu? Sterilize Mcut.
. The other duy we killed a chick
en, and on tho' gizzard we found
a small hard hall. Wo are afraid
the disease of rabbits this year
Mrs. K. IT. .-
. Answer. Thorough. ..cooking
would sterilize tho meat and make
It safe in anycase. 1 . .'.-r i
(Copyright John V. Dllle Co.)
i Thomas Kdlson. who never takes
a vacation, is. in r'loi-idy.. The pbiy
at Mcloilcoii Hall drew a crowded
house last night. The- iirofuulty
wur. great, but It had imhii Mip-
port. .-: .- : ...... j . .,
(Copyright John F. Dllle Co.)
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No. 32, ,
Various penalties are Imposed, by!
&&Je fcO ""si
Your Income Tax
the statute for failure to file a re-j what ho thinks of Russia's govern
turn nnd pay the tax In time, and ' mcnt, that turned him out.
for making u fraudulent return.!'
For failure to file a return on Unit
the, penalty Is 25 per cent ot the
ainounl of the tax, unless, a return
Ih lator filed and It is satisfactorily:
shown to the Commissioner of In-
ternnl I; el-emti. thnt kii,.,. riillurn
was due ta u reasonable cause and
not to willful neglect. Jt a tax-
payer exorcised ordinary business!'11 ,nu uireciiun oi capiiaiism
caro and prudence, and neverthe
less wns unublu to file a return I
within tho prescribed time, the ,le-
lay is due to a "reasonable ct.use."
For willful failure to make a re-
turn the penally is not more than !
$10,000 or imprisonment for not j
r' ""r"''1'" ,';or, '.'I ""uml ;
addition 25 per cent ! the amount :
of tho tax. For -willfully making aj
false or fraudulonl return, the pen-,
ally is not more than JtO.000 f
Imprisonment for not more than
years,' or both, and in addition r,0
per cent of tho amount of tho tax.
Communications
One Who UkcU It.
To the Kdilur:
I recently received your letter
In .the Kdllorlnl Correspondence
columns of the Medford Mhll Trlb-
A. Mutt.
C $o.Te so.
Ali'tn' tt
K.DAr5l TtAT
WAS h BRAVI6
G(?AT
Feioit; yes,
,NteeT3!
ne
to
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v ..7-i i - i i ' vcn iniNF; ot- (serriNts tv i. ia - 'uvr.i i oo r I
1 une for Saturday, February 2, 19!J.
! I hasten to thank yoti for the splen
Idid'tribute you have paid to the
Death Valley region. I am glad
that you so. thoroughly -4njoyed
yujr trip through the valley. As
a very profound lover of the des
ert, and -especially of Death. Val
ley and the historic and scenic re
gions which surround it, it always
gives me a great ileal of pleusurc
to read an account such as thut
which appeared in your paper, be
cause I nn aware that other peo
ple are impressed with the fas
cination of tho country which I
have opened up to automobile
travel. .
Death Valley and Its surrounding!
regions are Just as they were when
1 first- came into the valley
years aco. . For that matter, theierl -eraterdav atternoon wnen i - u -
valley and its hills- have not chang
cd much in the lust ten million ! Sergeant Alexander -1'. l.illey stop-
yeoi-s. Hut It Is only during theiped before tho window where the
last threo years, sllce 1 built the ; parakeet preened its gay learners, among inn .earners.
toll-road which, gavu you your 'As they admired tho bird, a small.; The officers secured the Mi.,,,,,
thrills, that it baa , been . possible! monkey dropped Into the show Kage, then captured the eulpiJ.
to travel through ' the Death Val- I . : j i s:
ley region by automobile. Before Ufi a 'share. Americans paid as characteristic Item of the kltdan
that travel by buckboard or by foot I hjgi, a8 fj to bring it here. Kllss 'towel Willi its fumlilar
with burros was sufficient task inj However. Ilritlsh stock holders : ri-'a border. Tho truly meawn
itself to ovcrcomis any too great in the British company are not "al-1 towel is of linen damask. linen
a delight In tho fantastic scenery. . lowed first chance at the new stock, ' crash, or linen crepo and possesses
These difficulties of traversing the j which is the American plan, mid : a varied and plcturesiiuo border
valley in former days gave the val -
ley a very bad name, from which
It has not yet fully recovered. Hut i
those who bellevo that Death Val-:
ley is -Inaccessible imd 'dangerous j
aro being educated by articles such j
as yours. : J should say csncclallv I
by articles like yours, because not '., .Tuesday,' Starch 12.
every writer on Doulli' Valley is Medford and vicinity: Cloudy to
able to capture and write down the night, and Wednesday, with rain,
phantom lure that is distinctly ! Slightly warmer tonight'.
Deuth Valley's own. I take this! Oregon: Cloudy and unsettled
opportunity to thank you for your
glowing report oil the valley.
Yours very truly.
II. W. KICHBAVM,
Darwin, Cal
Grazia! Senora!
To the Editor: . ..
Having lived in southern Cali
fornia for a number of years, I
have thoroughly enjoyed R. W. R.'t
editorial correspondence.
. Sincerel;, , .
, . MRS. E. If.
Medford, .March 10.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pago One.)
I' ;
,lo send hoys or -girls, to collego.
'Tho important thini? for. a human
being is to think for himself and
I to take his mental mainspring, un-
broken, Into the world fight.
A )y system of education, relig
ion or society that forbids youth
to think for himself Is handicap.
At a meeting arranged by Thos.
Lamont, of Morgan & Co,. Dr. Shir-
lev U . Wviilie Now Vnrl. 'o hoal.h
commissioner, started a drive on
diphtheria -.-:';
Forty-elght diphtheria prevention
clinics were finished, and in two .-
months diphtheria: deaths had mi
miuished by 32.3 per cent.
ith use of nntilpxln and the
Schick test diphtheria might con
ceivably become as slight a menace
as smallpox or leprosy. The main
danger Is that children, when ill.
play with cats and oilier pels, and
solid disease cenns to other chil-
Sdrcn.
There will be loss danger among
children when parents realize that
a cunning uauy with us lace Hurled
hi a cat s or a dog's fur may have
its face bliried in disease genus..
Sale In Turkey, Trotzky writes
Pravda, Russian official news-
paper., says Trotzky is "a living
Political corpse" and a living rene-
gode.'V
Tllc l"ltl1 ,lin' capllalislic
"burgcolsc" is pleased (0 sec Trotz-
: out of Russia, with more con- !
j Hcrvativc minus leaning sovictlsin
Ono hundred thousand, tractors,
"' ."" . , ":t" ' "
J ".n.ut' l,"fSy ffOTe8
nil"ona f year . would
' nk !vtetisin as mild us
m nTl Z hard for Trotzkv to
understand, but money does make
Im. collsl.rvavp.
. , a, .
Th(, llrisll nvrul E1ectri.:
(,.,... ,,,,, ,)1.1.M, of i
5tock owned here, issuos 1,000,000
now shares and won't let Ameri
cans buy any ot (hem. l.mid pro
tests by American owners ot Ilrit
lsh CI. K.,' and an appeal to the
slate department;
Tho Ilritlsh company says Hrlt-
ons will be its customers, so It i
wauls l.rltons to own Its slock. .
Perfectly reasonable, even if not !
legal. That is how Henry Ford i
felt about Ills British company. He
sold all I he stock in Kngland all
1 A7irvir T4' 'inr-tii" AiCk 'kaAii '
nw1, vi.iiv .ii . im w w r- .'in
r?ouTes UK He tut) ROuio5rj
CooRASCl BUT. 1 NWR
.nworv eof HAt MOUGHof
nt in-JJtWH. SPIRIT IW HlrVNr-' V, SOW.' J ' RIGHTO.
lNfc-DtviL SPIRIT IM
)rJ THINK OF GeTTlMG
MARRvets:
Simians Stage. Carnival of Killing
in New York City Pet Stock Store Wring
Parakeet's Neck in Show Window
NEW ynitK, Mar. 12. W") Two ! window and deftly wrung ulc
monkevs sulked In double-locked Par'ikcet before their t.J(sS
cages 'today, ' in an animal store I The pgUccmen with ,he ul(i
cabis iouuj, ..j firemen, forced tho door. The i.i.a
they had nearly depopulated In anwas n wl.e(,k Ajj
orgy of killing. ' another monkey hurled a blrdcaV
Henry Durtels, proprietor of the i from a shelf. , y
store in Fulft.n street, counted up! Canary feathers littered tlie soor
his loss In the death of a rare para-1 goldfish flopped about on the coun'
kect, 350 canaries and half a dozen ter; a parrot was walking oa.j
fan-tailod goldfish, slain by the
J money.
Fulton street was almost uesen-
- 1 trolman George M. lironlcven and
.1 that hurls
I .
Daily Meteorological Report
tonight and Wednesday, with rains
west portion. AVarmer west por
tion toulght.
Local DaU ' K1
p g1 "
( ....
Temperaluro (degrees).... 40 30
Highest (last 12 lira.) 50 40
Lowest (last 12 his.) 32 30
ltel.. humidity (pel.) 37 84
Precipitation (inches)...... .1)0 .01
State of weather,. ..C'lopd'y Pt. Cldy.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, W2X. S.30 inches.
- Sunset today, .0:14 p. m.
Sunrise Wednesday, 6:26 a. m.
Sunset Wednesday. 6:15 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
at n
CITY
a3
r 3
3-
fa
'"lKer -"-v
1 Bwmarck
Clour
Cloudy
Rain
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudv
Cloudy
Cloudy
Snow
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
1'. Cdy.
30
30
.'III
4 I
4 2
2 1
40
30
10
3 1
38
32
Boise
Denver
Des Moines
Fresno H
Helena
I.O.H Ang-.-lcs
Marsbrield
J'hucnix
Portland ,
Red Uluff
Roseburg ....
Salt Italic City
San Francisco..'..,
Santa. Fe
.Seattle
40
32
36
11
Spokane ....
i Walla Walla
winninc-
L.
W, DICK,
Meteorologist.
-
Kitchen Ail
Art In the kitchen sounds per
haps a little paradoxical., but U is
nevertheless a modern fact. The
artistic Invasion of this most pro-
saic part of the home Is signalized
by the' enange in one nf the most
Loosen Up That Cold
With Musterole
. Have Mdsterole handy when a
cold starts. It has all of the advan
tages of grandmother's mustard plas
ter without the burn. You feel a
warm tingle as the healing ointment
penetrates the pores, then a soothing,
cooling sensation and quick relief.
Made of pure oil of mustard and
other simple ingredients, Musterole is
recommended by many nures and
doctors. Try Musterole for bronchi
tis, sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy,
rheumatism, lumbago, croup, asthma,
neuralgia, congestion, pains and aches
of the back or joints, sore muscles,
sprains, bruises, chilblains, frosted
feet, colds.of the chest.. It may pre
vent pneumonia and "flu,"
Jura & Tubes
Btttmr than a mustard platter
trv,
( it's aT
I GRSAT
LIFC.
i i - - Jfi i . i -ii.i rw i
i ami lortn on a sneir, chatterini;: a
largo baboon worked feverishly a,
uie pm iiy unuoiie lasieninqs of ht.
, cage, onus uim nau cseaotii ih.
deadly clutch of tlie monkeys f
about in panic; Turtles, hurlnl I
free of their lank, crawled about
with a decorative value all lis own
- Jills mini .uiuii ih iii response te I
tho housewife's demand that tlie
most uselul objects should lH.
mndo as attractive as pussiljle
Furthermore; there is no reasun I
iwuy. tlio kttclicu oultl not lie I
pleasing in its way us the diaiiB
room in iim t ay.
KEEP YOUR
Every bite of food you eat
be digiMtcd. and tlie waste nutlter I
huiinaled. lliatssure. If your stein-
ach is sluggish and ulcV from the cx-1
eessive acids winch keep eating awuy
the gastric puces, you must dissoiv.'
them, or vou never will be free from
indigestion,-,our risings, bloating and I
drowsiness alter vou eat.
. Cel a .package of Pape's Diiipepin I
Iroai your iiearedt drue; store ami chew
one of the tablets after meals. In-
stmillv (lie distress is relieved, it d'n-
solves the acids, sweetens the stoaincii I
iuid- you will have .an , appetite agnin I
like you had .when a child. .
All' drug stores have Pape's Diuiieji
in.- More than 5 million packages arc
used a year. v
Fred. Gottfried Amos Turnboa I
GOTTFRIED ft TUBNB0W
Expert plumblnn. heating
sheet metal repar shop.
, We specialize on service at real
onable prices. No job too small.
219 N.-Grape St. Phona 571
bloctrotherapy ChlropraclH
Dr. H. P. Coleman
"Sill Successful Year In ModfotJ.
'i'realuiuuts by Appointment?
Medford Center Bldg. . Phone 965 1
.atuouuUly . . .. Food Sclouro
IS Aun HOLLV Mfrn Ill
Complete Clanino ajd
Dyiiko sesvicji
By BUD FISHER
iSTOMACH YOUNG
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