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Pa (IE Fouii medford mail x bibune Dtiir. awUr. wetti? Publbtied by Urn - . MEDKUKU FUlNIUiO CO. I6-5T-J9 IS. Kir St. PM T6 BOBRHT W. BUHL. Editor 8. Bl'Mi'TKR KM 1 Tit. Uum An lmleptrxlent Newjupef Entered u iwond rlass matter at IrrtuD, uuler Act of Mud. 8, 18TB, SUBSCRIPTION RATES BjT Mill In Advance: imly, with tiundir, jr Dally, l(h 8urniijr, Booth Duly, ItlHHit Bundjf, jttr Hilly, vlttwut Bundajr, swnth Wrttlr Mall Tribune, out jtu,... "? e.so .85 Buoaar, one year B carrier. Is Adraiirl In Medford. Allium!. rVtiiimllle. Central Point, ftoenu. Talent, Gold ki iii-iiiir., miii.ii ..an ,, 1 i ni ""iuIS "to'iSiX wmh .is j hard to change, and we continued to huy Life at the new.i KB: ',"SBA, Tili: :::: rnolstunds. We gave up the joke aiid-flappcMirt departments mid Xu'ie, SSfu! ! consoled ourselves with Sherwood's comments on the movies MEMHFR OK TUB ASSOCIATED PKKHS Ueeel.lnf Till Leaded Wire Senlfe Tbe AsMclaled I'rem u eirlialrelj entitled to the ue for piitilleallon of all news dljntteliee credited to It or otherwise credited In this paper, and alio to llee loral neei publlilird herein. All right for puhlleaUon of special dlipatebea herein are alao referred. Sworn dally aierage elrnilatloo for all Bootba miini Oct. 1, limn, tta. Official paper of the Tile of Medford. official par of Jaeikun County. Adrertlilnc RppretentatlTea M. C. MOOEVSKN k IIIMI'ANT Afflcn In Nee York, rnlcago, Delrolt, Ban rranchco. Lm Ancelee, Beallle, PortlaiMl Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry Thero have been a couple of re piirt.S lately about mice riiiiulliK up the pant leits of iiutolsts. This Is almost as bad as dropplnB a cIkhi' etteiin one's lap while driving a 111 10 4tl, and no water within three miles. ' ', . . TAI'UMA, VitHli., .Mar. 3ll. tine effect of clKurette smoking on the part of a 19-yenr-uid miss was i a sock In the eye from her dad. (Vrcss Dispatch.) A sock in the! eye is worth two on the hoof. '('.. 'aHhlnK(nn Maditox. the emi nent' shimilogisl and ex-.Met:iodist, was dressed up yesterday. .Mlstali .Mllddox made the peacock look like -a dexpnndent roonter. ' WHY r.lMTOHS IAIIIir.ll .' .sr.,'!'olkH. N. V., CltlM'll) r I. Illle .Miss Mildred Alblsser, klitughter of .Mr. anil Mrs. John J,v.oisser of Oai'fleld ayenue, celebrated her second blrth :o,iy March lu, and received 'lliuny lovely gifts. Mr. and .Mrs. Alblsser, who were mar-' tied on Friday In ltrooklyn, retui-ned home' that evening. Mrs. Atblnscr Is tile former Miss Mluule Downs uf ..May Shore. j-' '.Two dry congressmen are en meshed lu violations of the Yol stctid law, and their hypoclsy Is worn' than their ciinies. Their sad fate will probably cause con siderable speculation as tug Just how many solons, Just ns dry, have not been caught, and proves there is nollillig the mailer with li-u-lllbftioii, except pollllclalis. i'her;- Is an opening for a service stiillini lu an i-iiHlei-u Oregon town, and the name of the town Is not giW'li lor tear bunilreils will be killed lu the i uh. . Many will claim credit for the llli port victory, but It was J. Kurt Hall's stirring puem, tliat did the business. .' I.leuleiiant Juan (iiimez Atso tartiii lias shown up in the .Mexi can war, and Is facing deporla lioll, lii-tols barked in honor of an Ai-isiiiia lady Salurday. As near iih can be figured out from this til tlillee, bin had lliri-r- Ih-iiuh, am two of tlirm could not keep out each other's road. Till. CUP Of lllippllieNS IS fllll lO overflowing, fur those 1Ii-cIihs beusew ivi'H who JiihI would clean huUHC, and now have- It all to do over again. , him. of our doctors 1 mis oiseoverc.l tliat 'siiiiiilglng Im I good for the flu. Thin Ih flue for Ihe lorn, citizen whii still has the ,', flu. Inn tough ., ii". .,- . "l" ",vh' """"y wiiruing . ' there. , I Lawn liiow.-ix mi. l.-lne l...,..l I The actors, singers, romrilliins seasons, the backward state of ngii nnd belligerents of the Legion ( culture, and Indifferent fltale of l'evnue are ready for the opening geng. . y , The wnlly aphis mid the codling inolll will kiioii be spi'iiyed. This Is iiei'ompllslied by the orchiirilisl gelling most or the spray on him self. A smart (iccullHt hs discovered that moving pictures can be en joyed most by keeping one eye closed. If this don't work, close both of them. Tbo eiiilely. daffydils are bloom 1 n g It has not rained for a week, and 1he spring drouth has started. Terrific punishment bus been muted out to Colonel Htewnrt. by Using bis fight Willi the Itoekefel Icir. Jlo was yanked loose from his Job ml n salary of IT&.lliiil u year Imposed upon liliu. t . , "This Is All t-'uoled l)ay. ' A 1'nlvei-slly of .Minnesota Brad tnile has refused a hequest of 716.000. He should be sent back to school. IIIU'KHELH, April 1. OT) Twenty-four dead and Uglnjured was the known toll today oi a series uf .explosions in the winter slag coal mines near llanselt. Llmlmi-K. Tho first explosion occurred Sal urday at a depth of it.noo feet. , Clnniriud advertising get results. "LIFE" WILL NEVER BE THE SAME A .HO IT A VKAR AGO we "Life" when it chunked "New" before the old family title, To our mind this "New Life" marked the end of I lie "American l'liueh," uiid we shed u few tears over the dvmi.se of our cherished comic idol. The diminution of h. S. Martin a editorial column particularly grieved us, for having read him every week for over years, it sold" of Life went with him. Hut strange to say, the new :.' i.:..i .. .I....I., and Holier! Henehley's dramatic column. After a lime we found this was enough, particularly when the price was reduced from 13 cents to HI. Then Sherwood ipiit and went into the hiisiitess of play writing. And now liohert Henchley has dropped out, ami is going to devote him self to wriling and acting in the As a result, I life has kicked huv the sheet from force of habit, . .. , .. ... unci iimr iiHi iii,i ai vcrusciiicnis col ll Ml 11. I The departure of Henchley is the last straw. No matter how "Krazy Kill" the art, fcehlu tlier-ffilmon drawing, or i strained the jokes, we always found more than ten cents worth iof refreshment in the dramatic column. Here was who was always tunny, who never forced' the note or false one. His variety and resource knew no limits. tlt,e pt'i'ciiiiiiil comic spring. When he couldn't laugh at sonic- , , i i .. i. otic else he Olllll always laogll reader at leant who never failed to join with him. Ami now he has gone! In the current issue thero is it lingo ad announcing that Henchley will be replaced by the famous syndicate coll l writer, O. O. Mclntyre,' willi a dozen well j. llow1 m,thors "bltirbitig" their ' as follows: "Anv change would be for What a silly farce! O. O. Mclntyre can no more fill Heneh ley's shoes 1 1 1 n 1 1 Anne Nichols could fill the shoes of William Shakespeare. There are a thousand reasons for this. Hut one is sufficient. .Mclntyre is a professional "funny man" who, beneath his cap ami bells, takes himself seriously. Heticliley started as, ami always remained, the amateur, who took every thing more seriouslv than himself. The difference 'between liondilev and .Mclntyre is the tween the man of genius ami the imitator the creative artist ami the nreteniler the L'cnuinc and the clever fake. So to the Life of youth and With Mnrtiii weiil its soul, and charm. We shall save ir'i.-'1 a vcar "talkies." Don't, fail to vote tomorrow. iiupoi'Uint .lis that you do vote. '"'And now' the, women nro' to hi'ive their, luncheon service clubs,' (iood news for the pickle and chicken croipiclle innnii I'acl lifers, us well as the family dish windier. ' Now (lint Ihe "talkies" arc the film editor Hull lo term a complimentary. Speaking of the lalkies, we, are infdrnied thai California has changed u popular post office to " 1 lowly-wood." 'BELGIAN CONGO FAWIINEi l.ONIMlN. April I. tTl Tin-1 liallv Kshii-phh III ii dlMialeh from ' Nairobi, today deselibed famine roiiilllluim" In the "terrible tiiantlal idlMtrlel Of the nclclnn Congo. Tbe ai-eotltll was creillien io .r. j. r Owing to the successive failure oi cropa miring ino in- iin. e I , communications, llinusands dead ami dying of starvation, eordlii gto the minister. Torch of l-'milom. NKW VtHiK, April 1. KfV) The explanation of half a ilo.eu young women who nmukeil clgaretles In the l-'lfth avenue I'lacer parade ts that their "torches of freedom" were UghtlnK the way to ouual rlnhts for smokers of both sexes. MUTT AND JEFF JFF.Xli VOU ' it )a M TH FCLLOVjJ ujHo HA.Vtwf APGllMfAjT I A ANVWfvV, IT ujAi JOST BCFORe - WVrBe. T I (A j id HAfe ABouT r. vajith vwho's-it, ouek im rJ BS ft was AFttC- Hr5 tv r miss- Yovj ikmowj ra . WHAT'S (-US MAM- THe -Tl 3- f VoOHJ- . . j iS TrtG. FIRST w.. v. wrssH a u tea n 1 uvxm wj v. hm " -MEDFORD ArATL'TRTBUNTR MEDFORDOnErJONV MONDAY; APRIL i;-1929. commented upon the decline nf j its style ami adopted the term i seemed to us when he left the editors paid no attention to our ..,,,.,1 lll.:.. I,.,, l.nlolu "talkies," us out entirely. We liiav still I hut we can't imagine readin .... , .. ..i .i... HI.-....1 MLi .1 l,i aim iicroa is me i'.aciiuiiuc .., i.:. r ...,.l 11 ii-. iu mm in. nun .-.en, .....i ....... "... . : approval. Henchley joins in the better." difference l(. alwavs lies be- I middle age, hmjr treV(MI. f with l'.cnchley its saviour and and spend it on the Henchley How you vote is ticver as i.;.'v all the rage, we movie a scream huv ml vised is no longer WORRYING SHANGHAI HI 1 AM i UA I. April I. tl'l Shaliubal beallh alllbiililles have come alarmed at rapid spread of cerebrii.. - iplnal tiieullii'.llls among nulivcs anil lorelgnei-H neri-. .-Mm- ,,. f.Bl f ,..,.,,,.,.,. ,, disease' "' upiiroiiclo pl.l.nilc singe ami . ,., , ,.,, ,.,, ,,,. li ealiiieiil here ., , , .,.,. , ,.i,.i,,, i..,.. ,i i,.,i ' .... ii.ra. nine foreigners. Twen-1 ty-flve foreigners have conlrueted .. ! l lo illseilse. i. 4 . l.A tilt A Nine, tire., April 1. Hung oi course you mini Know , .... . . ..- .....,.. ,'mny huv. il'l Mrs. .1. J. fnrr. wife of n: what you've got, yet. in the next j H was reported when mall for. prominent l.a Cramle business place, it Is childish to Imagine thill , the ship from 1-ondon arrived at The fp(lcl.H, r(Hcrvei created to man. died here last night. Heath :Biiy medicine or combination of : Souibampinii that several 1 nvovonl rlnnn,,in )linCgj w.u!d la wns said to have resulted from a 1 medicines, or any oilier method ; tered letters were taken, it , create a panic if neees eerebral hemorrhage. I of treatment, will "brenk up" any said a package taken was 'on-Ha.v Anv banker seeking to fore- I kind of Illness. Most of the shot-j signed from a Umilon diamond j Hll n (aI1KB1.ml8 c:1-isis would he Two schools of salesmanship. gup formulas In so callcil "rhinitis" j merchant to a firm In Iiogota, Uskud to resign from the federal equipped with modern retail stores j tablets are ridiculous mixtures of jlomt.la. I reserve, have been opened by ihe chamber I more or less inert junk, but usually j It was assumed the theft took '... .f ci.innieri e III I'ii iis. I there's a "kick" of one kind or an- place In London. I Americans ennnot possibly know The Bureau of Scrambled Information Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Signed letter pertaining to personal health and hrfiene, nut to llaea dlarunttle ai treatment, will be anawered bf Or. Hied If tumped, self-add reeeed eneelone la emioaed Letter, ahonld he brief end written In Ink. Owing to the large number of letrere re celted, onle a few ean be anawered here. No replj can be made to iiM-rtee not eonfornj nig to Inetruetlone tduraa Ur William Brady, In care of tola oewepaper THE CONSTIPATION HABIT America Ih a free country. Mere Ill this wonderful land everybody is free to believe as much as he cares to believe of the thlnKs lie I reads In the tcs-i tlmonluls, on thoi t.,i...i ...i in i.:. i circumiH. rtnu in this Br eat free country of ours everybody is free lo lie as much as he wishes In such sure we maue a sinu oi oen on- mianuii iimn, j.in oR" ""'7 certa In kins of lyliifi only oTd - ..,, , .. ii,i 1,,.,.. I the name of pure food and driiKa ; act. . This was a meat Joke our I American consress piayeo on mo. ..,.1.11.. It ..ll..,l nirulu I. 7...., ' ,,,, '.. ... ,i, hu ,.,..e, "... n.,,.. '1.111. .UIIIIH" PHMin,i,B ,7 J are Btill more or leBs In etfect in this our great free country, and any poor goof who doesn't appre cite humor is free to imngine that the "guarantee" perpetrated under the food and drugs act is to be taken seriously. it writer! ,n " country where everything iis so free It is probably natural struck a , that the people at large should be He was ; credulous especially about mutters i Unit uneducated people exploited by charlatans islder "morbid" mi u ii pieaaii L, HIICII, IOI lliniillicu, . ,,.... , ,h bimmn I hotly. j I From the very crntllo, yes, from the bassinet, the helpless Infant Is plied with physic, castor oil, worse, In inverse ratio with the health Intelligence of parents or guardians, and right here, unques tionably, the constipation habit Is Imposed upon many a victim who is doomed to struggle with It for life. 1 have nothing to say at thli time about the harm done babies or younn children by castor oil. I merely wish to assure you that the main effect of a dose of such physic is to bind, whether the dose produces Immediate catharsis or not. If that were all, I should not dlguiry castor oil by mentioning it In this connection. There is u more deplorable effect from unjustifiable insert to such physic in infancy or childhood, and that Is all I wish to point out now. When you pour until physic Into the alimentary triirt uf a child you are virtually 'tossing a monkey wrencn into I'oninllrntoil system ol nneiy aui justed machinery You are upset-1 ting the wholly Involuntary and unconscious regulation of that inn-1 chlnery. You are nonchalantly brushing aside the old reliable con trol of nature, and liileiposln r own crude maiia?;enieut of a mechanism you understand about as well as I understand the 1 ! model of Klnslein's thuoiy. Kansas City. Mo., March, 30, l'Jd. l)r, Oliver Wendell Holmes, was i To t lie Hditor: its . deterred from dumping these phys- , Kyei-ywhere the airplane; For all ics Into Ihe sea by Ills sympathy iplivposes. Texas and Kansas skies for ihe poor fish. My sympathy ruled with mall, merchandise and Is all i'or tht( poor fish heru In oiiri passenger ships, great free hind. You see, I w-ns a:j Thousands of young Americans, poor rish myself once. In fuel I j both men and women, are lured was liberally castor oiled In my 'into aviation schools; mechanics Infancy and grew up hellevhi" Hint juhnuiid as students, cadets, pilots, the alimentary machinery simply . builders, dreamers! Wichita, Kan., couldn't work and wouldn't go un- seems it fill-oil estimate for interest less It was regularly "aided" nrjiu sky and land travel and trans persuaded with one thing and arf- poiintlon. other. . Hut when I grew old Aviation and airport publicity enough to think for myself and to extend munlclpallt - prestige for decide for myself 1 Just quit tinker-1 commerce lo consider. To. soil ing and confidenlly left the regn- press aviation p'ans and eiithusl- jlutiou and control ol' tbe ailment- j ary mechanism to nature, and uninr cerium oeneiits. io para von know, friends, this Is a duly i phrase: When a city is weakly lu which nature never fulls, pro- d and here's Ihe point of my j hole plea provided you do not rfin'e or attempt lo interfere with nature. QUESTONS AND ANSWERS I Wc Should Break Up the Break Up Oelu8ion A friend advises rhinitis tablets i No. 2 lo break up colds. 1 have tried them and found them preity goon in aouie . , , ! m0d this Ireatmenr: Is I her-I 'nnylhlng liurmfiil ill these tablets? I IS. M.) i I "iisner. .-o. i hi. ii. i i.-.omi- '"en.l sucli dope 111 the Ill's! place. win. n von iiiinebii antic assume vnll ----- - -. - . have "Just a cold." you aie gam-; lather of objectionable drug In the j coining down with find ; oemlng down with (Jod knows i knows) what, is an unwise tune to monkey with such iloiie. Have a Heart Examination NIkIks when I lie down 1 seem i i... , .. , , . - me morniiiK my neart nemus to palpitate. Is this serious? V!ial i would you advise? IC. A. I,. Il l Anuwor Wull r.ni-t:ii ilv vl-,,i-i-v. , ....., it ,,,,, ' vviiv n.i have a Kood 'health examination, situations. To li3lam, (1 t)lo ,iclor faiH to discover i nIiythlnK, tell him how you are 1 troubled and net his advice, 1 ...... I Maybe a Wild Woman ll eyelashes and how 1 can eliminate S.) nwer. oucuueu "wild eye- lashes distorted by : lUHlim arc I present or past inflammation of the trl, lu un.l ,,o,...M ,,. r,., f . '"" , H1I1RI(:UI li euiiiieui icioiieii. ii it is only one eyeiasu, pun u out with tweezers. , f Copyright, John F. Dllle & Co.) Women are the blamdest things, fer Mrs. Lon Moon remarked, Mellon showed his good sense by gtayin' in the cabinet fer its purty iwha.d fer a man o' his years to pics un a ob." I've a us not ced tnat Mexican rebellions begin to peter out jest as soon as all the generals git tlier pictures in the papers, Ye Letter Box asms is to slip back from it goal ) Hliffereut Ihe god Terminus has it by lb.- mirk: li s ready for the scrap pile .Medford should he wise to Its opiKiiinnltv Tuesday, April 2. Vi9. A. JAY ST I' M I'. n 1 in Tim Apiu l. on i in LONDON. , , .eylathiin's mall has "''"""'i; ' ' , , Quill Points Youth is definitely, past If you feel absurd us one of fuur in tti coupe. Of course wo am a peace-loving t maiiiime in ae.?ii vin.w In divorce. How to establish peace? Well, ' there wouldn't be any more war if; there were no statesmen. , I.lndy deserves at least one more J medal for not having endorsed a jciKurcttc. i ; , , An iiniiKiml rphrl In Mexico is . . -"lone wno kiiouo about. I'Vw iiitclllKcnce tttN IK'IIL li remark thai offers tMr I unity for iiKumcnt lKfore breakfast. A npMMimlMt in one who taken I umbrella. An optimist is one who knows no can steal it u necessary. ; whmhu i,e i..i.-.-u e.-. "wild critters," says the tursey A hick town Is a place where I queen, part of the sound effect with thej Mrs. ironssinger makes a good motion picture is produced by. living, plus the expense of exhibit means of peanuts. lug in New York and elsewhere on 15 acres of Ozark mountain "waste If that other chap really killed innd bills and galleys that could Oollnth with a sling, maybo David j not be farmed." got credit in one account because f-4 ho wrote the order from a dugout . New York's police boss. Whale:, at O. H. Q. I "as a plan to class Illegally parked uutomobihyi with stray tloss. Americanism: Installing kitchen Automobiles thns parked, will be convenances to brag about while i hauled to the city dump by the lunching with a friend at the drug store. How brutal It was to steal this country from the Indians when they' would have swapped It gladly for a 10-cent store. Republics aren't as ungrateful as ; and the car lowner can find no they might be. As yet there arojPluce to leave his car. no bronzes of statesmen in plus I This will encourage development fourjii of suburbs, driving people from cities, a good thing for them. A flcrniiin trainer savs monkevs a feel lusting gratitude, thus reveal - Ing another particular in evolution has worked a change. . which great Anions l ho thhiirs that canst fire wIh'ii iiiiIUmI arc oiithitr ji jamas anil the tiahit of smok Utg in IhmI. "A pat on the back develops character." I'erhaps; If adminis - twod young enough and low i enough. Mow nerfeet the world now I seems to the small hoy who ran look forward to Deins pre and an engineer, too. .si dent Ht pehhloH in the ninuth made that old Creek a great orator, why doen Kum affect Central ho differ ently'.' i No dotiht a better mouse trap would entice the world to your dour. 1 Setter elan-Iran has been known to do it. Correct thla sentence: "I know they stuff hogs to fatten them," said .he, "hut I scarcely eat enough to keen a canary alive." 4 Brisbane'sToday (Continued from Tage One.) l.ilil w e i s; li t coiniiiercial travelers, able to include KM' k n 1 1 ii Is of Mini, lies in tlieir J'ree 1 ti fiiaro, w ill lie in tleinaiul. The first trip carried the British air secretary, an offi cio! that we lack in this conn try. We have not yet laken flying seriously, outside of the post of fice. Some senators, in their wisdom. 'have determined to regulate the , ,.,. ,..i,. , I : , ' . . " ,. deciding how many stocks they j t what lliev want to lo, or shoulil , do, about Inning stocks. Senators, King. 1 ruokhurt ami Olusa will j tell tlieiu. They know. i However, Hoover is ureaitltMil. j Mellon i3 the real bend of H"'! (federal reserve. Until know some-. ' iliinv i, lii, mi l.itsiiit'SS. ,.( ,H col,ntry may got its panic lirncliciUii usury to the tune of -V j tt'"1 '"""IV- r learned senalurs want to do ; (something about finance, let tlleni I send a coinmisaion to France and ,..,. ,., it hmiisius that Krerieh- meu cau oonow iii iney. on storks jor any good collateral, at 4 per 'cent, KiiKlisiimen at 5 per cent. .A .... . :.. ,i.i . I w .Tie we oav zn per ceio m we nay t per ceu! i-ouniry, to which Trance and r.ng litiul owe ten billions. - Are you trying to raise turkeys on California .Mojave desert or i.N'ew Jersey pine lands? I'olisuil I.Mrs, lllailys Honssiimer. turkey liiueen of the Ozark mountains ami I United States. She took -5 tur ! key first prizes last year. ICniis of her "Uourbon Iveds sell jc i.ju each. f Her liens come at call, and her "lonn" spread their feathers and strut at her eomiuumi. iume- ! street cleaning department, likej any other street encumbrance. Owners must pay ?10 to recover a "dumped" car. The way of the automobile transgressor is hard: Itis gasoline Js taxed, garage space is costly. ! Secretary Wilbur acts to dis courage over-production of oil, and goes about it in earnest, l nree hundred and forty-nine permits for oil prospecting on government lands have been cancelled, and i'tl applications for permits rejected. Some lOuropean countries are woiried about our oil rest rict ions. They would, naturallv. like over production here, to give them low j prices and exhaust our oil re- sources, while they conserve tl.eirs. That is not unfriendliness, just i business. i Mexican officials admit that the 'revolution is more serious than j thfiy 1U, fil.st ,hol,K. Hard right-1 , , pvnt,l n,l irmoi-imipiii ilo- toctives report nn intention by the rovolutioiiiHtH to utilize assassina tions in their program. The Mexican consul at Kl Paso reports that l'.scohar, rebel leader, fleeing from Torreon, "left behind Mm, ,vvol pi'Jd agents to murder Calk's, for president and head of the Mexican nafional army." lUVan while, air lighting makes thiH u difficult war lor revolution ists. American manufacturers are rushinir lighting planes for the. gov ernment, the Vought company test ing and shipping last, planes well' named "Corsairs." It is found thai revolutionary troops will not stand j againt air attack, and abandon i their positions when airplanes ap- j pear. i FLU-GRIP Check before it starts. Rub on inhale vapors V VAPORUB OvvtPl Million foreteerf V.ory THE PLACE TO EAT Rex Cafe Good Food Good Servico lOlMMtl ftXHANO HOLLV STS. PHONE 244 A Complete Gleaming and Dyeing Service Sugar useful in diet famous food scientist recommends it Tiu.ui: are several plain fa9 thi? people who are dieting for weight control should remember. No. one ui;Vr 2 years old should iw at all under weight. Kxtrcmc diclins ! dangerous to health and may result m per manent injury to the jlclicate tissues ami organs of the IkkIv. Sugar, in dessert, is a useful part of the meal. Eminent authorities emphasize (he dangers of fasting and they shoulJ lw borne in mind by every person who wishes to remain healthy. One of America's lead ing food biologists advocates des serts containing sugar. "The value of the sweet," he says, "in addition lo giving energy is in furnishing a feeling of satiation that helps re; lic-vcnnempty.unsatislicdiccliiig. Starving is dangerous, and each person should cat regularly a va riety of healthful foods, especially cereals, fresh and canned Iruits and vegetables sweetened to bring out (he delicious flavors. Cereals, fruits .-ind vegetables are whole some and delicious. The best cooks arc generous with sugar. The Sugar Institute. Fred Gottfried Arroe Turnhovt GOTTFRIED & TTJRNBOW Expert plumbinq, heating ral aheet metal repar shop. , We specialize on eervlce it real onable prices. No Job too .mall !I9 N. Grace 8t. Phone 6H KINSER, THE GRAFTER I make a specialty of all kinds of first class fruit tree grafting. Your Black Walnuts should be grafted over to Franquettes. Will call and advise with you free of charge. References: Paul Scherer, phone 1235; R. J. Henry, phone 19-F4; C. A. Hiles, phone 869-L. J. A. KINSER Box 571 Medford, Ore. d Women's Hose 1.00 Pair i Silk from top to toe with pointed heel. ...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Minag.r Phona 105 89 N. Central Medford, Oregon ''Illllilllllllllnilllllllllllllllllllllli; YF.rMv Scribhlings with TiiExOk 'Tlnahzcd RED EAND I-ouisc Rice, world famom graphologist, :an positively read your talents, virtues nnd faults in the drawings, words oncl what not that you scribble when "lost in thought". Send your"scribblings"or sitmaturo lor analy,i,. Enelo.e Ihe pi.-mre of, .JuttuSZ t,Ut ajT a Peniil,, aid len rente. Addrete Louise Rice, care of EAGLE PENCIt CO.. NEW YORK CITY By BUD FISI EP 1