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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, ?n-:DFORD, QKEGOX", WEDNESDAY. APgTL 1(0920.
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ROBERT W. (TRL. Mltar
I. otlUTH SMITH. IUdh"
A lodtftfndaat Nowoeoaf
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Knfmd U MTnfld filM Bit Iff U Maofari. :
Egaa. mitt Ad at Wmt . I1T. j
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IMU, all Biwiar. par 11.50 .
tJaUi, vita Biioaar, BMOtn .15 '
Uallr, vlthout Buralar, rar 1.6 !
Ilallr, a-ilirtut BtoMUl, awotb B i
WMlf MaB Trluux, tM ar I
untar. tat tat S CO I
Bf Carrier, ht Aitfahr In Watford. Alhlind. j . r nif.ro : . ., i;,, iIimii wm
laeaasnUI.. Cmlral l-clr. r1Mll. TmlMlt. UoW;.v!" "r "r, Hljffllt 1 11.111 Oil.
UlU and oo HHhW:
liajlr, ftith Sunday. Booth
Iialli, vltaout aWar. avotli.....
liulr. without Sunday, one year-.
liatr, lta Sunday, on 1t
All terou. caib lo adraoer.
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MfTMBER Or1 THE ASSOCIATED PBE8S
IkretTinc full Ua wtra Bnl
Too Aaoeiatd Preu l cxetusirlr cntltlad ta
(ha om (or pubtleatinn of aJI navi dapaicriao
rrMIIMl to H or otnervlw errdltail fat tho) pabor.
sod alio to tba local ao publlabed bertiD.
All rtgtita tar publlcaUee of aooeui dboatebrj
barala art alw mcrtod.
flrniro dillr arcraaa clrnilatloo for tb aMotba
andlnt Oct 1, llll,
Otllelal par of tnt Cllr of HrdfanL
Otlidal papif of JacUoo Counlj.
Advertlilnc Itrpreientatliea
' M. C. HOfiCNSKI COHTAW
Offkaa ta Nn Yorl. Chlearo, Detroit, tao
rranebco, Im Amcla, DaatUa, Portlapd.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Prry
Wise men. with a 2S,.iO prize :
, danglinfc h.-foro them,- have been j
pounding typewriters and burning j
......i,. Kiriiiu fur Inln thf niifht i
for months, lo find a way to re-
niovv Prohibition rronii its preseni
status a fizzling faro. No pon
derous thinker lo dale lias pro
posed that it he divorced from .
n,.Htleu nn.l nnllt le! on. Such U
procedure would cure Prohibition
of what alls It.
' Owing toi the .severity of the
nmudge, everybody feels like they
had been In a minstrel show, and
washed up in cold water.
The public ought to begin to
weary of the carrying-on of Aimee
Hem pie Mcpherson, and her Ma.
The amiable Aimee leaped In the
Pacific ocean and came to the sur
face in an Arizona desert, 27 miles
south of Phoenix, thus remaining
spot less. Her just as amiable Mn,
has heretofore been concerned
with the collection box and tho
Issuance of statements, but now
she Is alleged to have been flirta
tious and is sued for $50,000 by a
broken-hearted gent who claims
he had his affections trampled.
The gent Is more interesting man
the feminine pair. ' He would be a,
great pal for the dry-voting Ohio
congressman who deposed that the
liquor found in his suitcase, bu
longed to his wife. Just what Ma
had to contend ' Wltit, Is re von led
In the following press dispatch:
, , Mrs, Kennedy refused under
persistent questioning to re
veal the nature of the Inci
dent, but she admitted that it
occurred at a time when he
had an evil gleam in his eye.
. The Baker- Democrat Herald
opItiHH that tho first luO years of
the Almee-Ma shenanigan is the
worst. This Is probably true, but
there nre 90 years to suffer.
Brad Heath cdrttlnueH his pugi
listic efforts and yesterday bounced
a hard right off his Paw's Jaw.
llrad Is about ripe to cut a tooth
and he a vocalist, ?
A Kansas norgrirr
(Atchison, Kan., (.IoIm)
We thought It was very kind
of the governor lo eny a kind
word about tho legislature
that has just adjourned. We
have always urged that kind-
ness be bestowed on the sick,
the lame, the blind, the halt
- and the nutty.
Tho Klamath- Kit I In Chamber of
Commerce Ik asked to remain
neutral In the rati development of
southern Oregon. If they do, the
.Finnish Fishermen's Union of
Astoria should do likewise. Then
It will not make anyt difference
how the Prune Growers Associa
tion of Douglas county feels about
It.
After the honeymoon trip, the
hewlyweds will return here, where
they will make their home, the
groom to work In the mill.
( Orleahn, Cal., Notes.) That's no
way for a groom to do!
A pioneer tale tells of how
customer bought a steak, and then j
tuid to the butcher:
"Give me that knife, till I cut ,
off your hand. 1 paid for it."
Tho tresses of the Oalshevlkls
are now long enough to knot on
the Hwan-llke necks.
Kt'OKNK'K FI.AMINtt YOt'TII
fiOINO TO HIjAKRK
Tho facts adduced hy Julian
Strait, a deputy Investigates for
the sheriffs office, hear out com
pletely the theory advanced in this
column regarding responsibility
for the long-continued epidemic
of automobile thievery which af
flicts this community. Those guilty
are not professional automobile
thieves: from outside places but a
limited group of local youths act
ing from motives of Joy-rldlng,
vandalism and sometimes malici
ous mischief coupled with petty
thievery of accessories and parts.
It ought to be comparatively easy
to break up this gang and bring
punishment upon Its ' members,
pome of whose names have become
known to the authorities through
Deputy Htralt's activities. Mere
publicity concerning the Investiga
tion under way has so cowed the
thieves thftt they have censed to
steal cars during the past few days
und nights. This -condition can
only be made permanent by carry
ing the Investigation to Its conclu
sion und haling the thieves Into
court.
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Albany. Contract awarded for
construction of eight-Inch sewer in
Albany Heighti! district.
QUILL
The love of money is also the
MI a liioYio.. L ..,, L,,.. ...
... u ntiuon nuuiil i.
lot of fast lesr woil:.
If the man says "Hello,"
imid or more discuurf poms, he
"bum" hook is one wrilten for people More Ktupitl than
. ... ' 1
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Knt'lanil and America, in a
-as hard as you can soak yours."
Oratory sitll is enjoyed hy
that elap vigorously when the
the audience is.
AVIion a rich injin tells reporters lie doesn't know how lie got
thiif may, it rimy be either modesty or is'ret ion.
nl . i i . :. i i, i t i t
iiiiHk in Hie Sontll lire iirnviilinr iiiimki'iiivt tnl tJw. liwhec
must expect to pay more for walskin coats.
Four inen in tlw Wes were
weri'ti't, DemoeratH, ettlii'r.
Americanism ; ('lever, idle
Kpciulin money ; professional
lion fcin;di luiuiteiirs.
Too many eajL'er to help the
uiiu niiiiirmnijf n gi-i iim
Another ice ae in l5M)0 yesrs wouT worry anybody if th:
vmt.u Htyles continue to toughen the human hid
i
If you never say eollrpe iueii. are silly incompetents, nobody
will suspect you missed a eolleife'ediieation.
Why a two-ear Karate? If
has one of them all the time.
Never mind defining ''freedom of the seas.' Just let Amer
ica and Kntfland make a treaty airrcein; not to molest an
other's commerce in time of war.
. There's little you can do by way of early spring training for
the fisljinp; season except that boxing increases the reach of
the arnm.
If they are poing to padlock homes fhat serve liquor, would
not it be cheaper to fence the country and padlock the gut a
The season approaches when
(ret shot because a policeman sees
Correct this sentence: 'My illiterate constituents need the
hard truth," said the senator, "and I had rather lose my office
than to dope them with flattery."
Tumble-Down Socks and Bad Manners
in Minority Among College Students,
Say Questionnaire Replies of Deans
VA8Il.NOTOPf, April 1-0 ()
The modern American collegian
Is not "collcg aK'" but "has higher
Ideals and purposes, does better
and more jiorious scholastic work
and lived by a higher standard
of moral conduct than the stu
dent of any preceding generation.'
That Is the conclusion Henry
( Ira tin n Doyle, ; dean of men .of
George Washington I'nlversity, has
drawn from his own observations
and from statements by the presi
dents or deans of men of about
300 collegeH In reply to a ques
tionnaire. He undertook the Inquiry, ho
explained In nn announcement of
the results today, w th a desire
"to contribute something toward
the correction of what 1 believe
to h erroneous public opln'on
concerning the college man and
woman today. ' Ho will make a
detal'ed report this week at the
annual meeting here of the asso
ciation of deans und advisers of
men.
The "col leg 'a to" of tho stage
and comic papers represents only;
one or two per cent of tho stu
dent body, the replies agreed, ami
almost all declared that
the,
nlnuehy appearance, tumble-down
socks. . three-day shirts ami mm-
lhd collars were exceptions and
were d'xapprnved by the majorliy
of collegians. Mont college men.
MUTT AND JEFF No Wonder Mutt Isn't
Trie CouRT caiAmDA IS -A ouR jhowoRj mvjTT l&nou BIG STlFfj f. THAT A T.TTY 7 SO THAT S TH6 f Bur USTCM., I a v.,-, , t
rULL or-TC NW JOMC3 $rVACKX M tM - WAS THS A CRACK JuT6S. 1 WVY TUJAS JUbSGt lUlAS ft VVtLSTiASS
AvO FvVE AtVb Tew CASeS Ttt -GUMnAtfc J PRCMCDlTATeD T WAS ALL JEFF'S m NCXT TIME YOO'fce), piCTV VARbSTCi r WHftOC t
ArJt V0O B020S BUST UP WITH A SOU"? f ACT 0f0 YCUfe OUJM FAOLT H OM A GOLF COuRSe c llp AMTi ! i
POINTS
root of all diplomacy.
A
,rt ,i , ,
ll J uoirj;! iMlll I! ir-jiif u.
anil his voice then heroines niorr
is talking to his wife.
duel : "I ean soitk ny taxpayer 1
some people. They arc the kind
orator remarks how intelligent
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hnrii i'i ),y a JainlHlidt, jhhJ thry
wives j'arniiiy for their own
writers competing wit h two mil-1
cause of flying are like orators
- mr ms ituhuiiv.
yon have two cars, some relative
thrVe innocent 'bystanders will j
a dog HiifferiiiK for u drink.
they said, were serious minded,
particular about their appearance,
kept their hair neutly trimmed
and their shoes shlned. wore clean i
linen, and eschewed the coonskin
coat, the gaudily painted flivver, course -can understand what infra-
hard drinking and bad manners. red means. Almost anyone may get (
He plies from co-edncatlonal col-Jan inkling of Its meaning from oh- j
leges declares the presence of wo- servatlon of the arrangement of ;
men students on the campus hailthe colors of the rulnbow their :
a irond effeet nn tho imrnnniil no- order Is red. oranec. velloW. green
pearance and conduct of the young
men.
The rare real llfo "collegiate,'
It was held, does not ns a rule ex
cel In scholastic standing, sports
or other student activities. Home
of the college authorities went so
far as to declare that he almost! neat rays, nut tnw win .scarcely;
never excelled in those things for moan anything to the unfortunate
which students are respected who has been denied a fair educa-1
among their fellows. Only about ; thin In school. I merely seek to tell ,
half of them, however, professed ! 'u that Infra-red ray treatment i
to see any definite connection be-1 requires no special gadget, i
tween the stain of being "col
leKlute" and such- problems as
drinking, necking, neglect of class
work, dishonesty In . examinations
and other ethical questions.
NKW Yoltl. April 10. (V
George I Uerner, wartime aviator,
'never had 'such trouble In the air.
His motor ear would not run; He
Hold it for fa. Then he was called
to court for overparking while he
was hunting a customer. A sym
iiathetle magistrate suspended sen
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
A' IctUn aertaroina; Co traoakal beolta and bytiaD, Dot to 41oM alafboaie a,
aroatWccl. will br aJrd Of Dr. Brady if a auupod. arif-aldrraMd anteiopo ta vMluMd
LotWra at-OUlO 0 DTI.I anO mi.O U. tSK.
; caliod, only lev eao bt anawerod bora.
not to tnotny-iiorio aqaro ur wiiitoai
tick uiw uowx
F'robably there is nothing lower
than a red in the estimation of a
fellow who has cut his, but in the-
: "l"'ullc" "'venheless we have th.j
i Infra-red rays, and from the end-'
IfsH Htroam of In-
quirieH I receive
from readern it
would eem that
lhe.-; impressive,
inp have I lain late in the hope
of hatching Home pln to make
this ray mystery clear to him who
t reads. I haven't hit on a feasible
plan- as yet, but no mattei, it will
! come In doc time. Vou can't drive r
t'ome in nut iiinu. i u u.in i in ivu
. .
; rue suitcronscious; you can oniy give
it freo rein. Iyinff abed In the
j morning, when old-fashioned folk
; ftro up. whether they rt doing1 a-y-
thing worth doing or not, Ik, In my
habit of thinking, tho best way to
coin mono with the subconscious.
Them is . a twilight zone, there
.somewhere Jusi between sleep and
full conHelousneKs whom ideas urt
conceived, of course most of them
remain jorever in w.o tinKnown. ! pus, ani wine made rrnm grajtes.
T!ie triek Is to capttirii tho germ of; II. .M. '
the idea and fetch it out into thej Answer." I should say it Is
consciousness when you do wake j usually harmful.
up. I Dentist DiviiiCN Diagnosis.
I-Lfton to tin authority of th My dentist tells me I have pyor
hlghest standing, JJr. .lohn Tfarvey rhea caused by an avid system . .
Hogg, the sage of Huttle t Trees,
who says. In the American Journal
of Surgery:
"... 1 think It worth while
fo. cull attention to the fact
that speclul apparatus for the
application of infra red rays Is
not needed for the reason that
these rays are always preiA-nt
in abundant quantity . . ..
available In any quantity de
sired through such commonly
employed means of making
heat applications a.s the fo
mentation, the hot poultice,
hot water bag, hot sand bags,
heated stones or bricks, and
the shorter and more penetrat
ing1 infra-red and luminous
heat rays are always present in
the radiation from arc and in
candescent lamps of every sort.
Kven the glowing coals of nn
open fireplace are a most ef
fective source of heat rays of
the very highest therapeutic
value." ' , .
As a point of interest tt venture
lo add to the list of. homely sources
of infra-red rays popular radiant j
gas and electric heating devices.
These modern heating units utilize
the physical principle of an incan
descent surface, which gives off a
large quantity of infra-red rays
and is what Is technically known
as radiant heat.
Kndjant heat, from any open fire.
j flame, glowing' coals or Incandes-
cent surface, warms surfaces
objects in the room, Including the
bodies of occupants, rather than
the air of the room. This explains
why an open fireplace is so com
fortable, evi though a thermom
eter Indicates a temperature sev
eral degrees below that which is
generally nialn'.alned on rooms
heated by ah registers or radiators.
Only those who have studied
physics and physics should be one
f the three or four main subjects
of the first year of any high school
blue, violet. Deyond tUe range of
the violet Is the ultra-violet. In
visible. Itelow. or under the red
is the Infra-red, also Invisible,. He
yond the violet rays are cold. Blue
Is a cold color. Ked Is a warm;
color. Helow the red the rays are)
QtTKTH.XS AND AXKWHHS j
What Is the 'rl?
N early every winter 1 have from !
five lo ten attacks of rrl
Mi's. I-.. O.
Answer,
Kvlilenlly you Ihink rrl
!
Is a definite aliment. It Isn't. , It ' jumlher Indian who hail been mn- (nun the uric IH'iil 1K)lson throtlKh
may he measles, meningitis. Infill-MestiiiK Captain's mother and sis- ; direct action on the stomach, liver
email, tiinsilitis. or any of a doz.-n : tor, anil that l.otohes. Captain's : and kidneys. Also specifically ef
other respiratory Infections. So ' friend, stepped into tho path nf the , fective In cases of Gout, Dropsy,
when you say Tou've had "cri" It's .bullet. Klgh llloocl Pressure, Cramps in
hard to tell the depth of the well i l'rellmlnnry hearlnc hefoie the; the Limbs. Reduces pain and
from the' loliL'th uf the handle on 1'nltod states commissioner has ' swelllnK. Sl.aft per .hottle. .lurmin
the pump. .. . it it set for April 2t. 'and Woods, the Owi lirilK Store.
cn the Ryder Cup Team
UlO tO ID laig. DUSlUt Of UtCrTO f
No reulj eon bo oud to quarto Dot ooolora.
vrftflv. IP tr m rni iwvmi
ox Tin-: ixri:A-iu:i
'It... KiMielH-s All Ba,.
( May I have a
formula, for bad
roaches? Mrs. 10. WO.
An
noud
Answer, It 1h 1ad for even the ,
roachPM. J dare not , publish f
It, hut will gladly until you the
directions if you will wend with
your rcqutMt a stamped envelope
ht-arins your gildrps.
lrlmr' I'n.sonin?.
ind' Od iinpowinK. j I'lease x:aie the tmture uf prim
rays are raisin; rope poinoninK. A few daH aftr
ructions In thej I brought a restiiiK primrose roin
Imagination off the basement up to our apartment
the half informed1 my daughter broke vut with a rash
layman. j with much itching. Her face, hands
Many a morn- and neck had fine red pimplex. It
j lasted only two days. - Was this
i probably prlmro.se .'poisoning?
i Airs. H. I 1.,
; An.swer. - Probably not, though
; the dLstribution of the Vash ws
, rii.u ut-in wtiu ui print rose uermil
' ... r. . .
. mis.
until the victim no longer come in.
j contuct with primrose. If you re -
t move the primrose, try. bringing it
; Into the apartment ugain and see
whether the rash ami ftchin
I leer and Wine.
Is homemade beer and wine
j harmful? I mean the kind of beer
I nmdo from malt it'll d hons thut are
! sold In so many suues for the pur-
1.
IX
Answer.
In other words, you
( have .some infection or Inflamma
! lion of the gums about tooth sock
ets (lilte a large minority of adults)
and me dentist is indulging In a
little quaint speculation about acid-
j o-ls. If you give the anticipated
I response to the add system sug -
j gesllnn, perhaps tin- dentist will
offer .some half-baked siiuuestlon
about your diet. Dentists nre funny
that way. Yours may be a very
L'Ofal dentist, at that but don't let
him tell you how acid you are.
(Copyright John F. Dille Co.)
Tlit catsup Is nl- the other end
. o (he counter," said Druggist Anlc
S in a 1 1 today, when a customer
boughta liver Mid. "Yes., 1 know,
an Pin sorry Pvo kept lilm wait-
InV said Bootlegger Ike lark tills
morulu'. when Tell Itlnkley's office
girl told hint her boss un In con -
fiiineo.
(Copyright John F. Dille Co.)
AGAiNST TED CAPTAIN
KLAMATH FAU.S, Ore., April
10. (Ai A charge of second-de-
gree murder was filed late yester-
day against Ted Captain, Indian.
slayer of Morris Notches, fellow-
tribesman, Notches was shot lo
ili-nllf on the Captain ranch near '
M.uloe 1'olnt .-last Krlilny. Captain !
mnlpmls the bullet was meant for i
FILE MURDER CHARGE
.1
Quill9 Points
, . , . , 'more Hindus that tne worm neeun
Fame Is that transient slory j-oui"""" " t (
attach tu a iitfarette testimonial i An etcitlna day generally.
to make it north Jf.OO.
If Mr. Edison can make rubber!
from weeds, tnere s a. protu ai.
last for the amateur gardener,
The final tet of courte.y is
Nto keep fcrlnnins when the bore
; ,. to bring
t ui iKtrniL-iut,," ,, . , . .
A ri.bel' in Mexico seems ti be j
one u-hfi lttM imt a volt of, dorl
i fiiinpft flnrf .iroatti tnr ilm border.'
. - I k
i nvitrhr ,.iv.' in a u orl;l
j teemint? with insects man has
i. ....... r
"Personal liberty gets a
little- lireJinicf however, when
your guestH hceiti to rrgoi
you uren't u reiil ImrtciMlcr.
The colleges are turnlne out
: too many white-collar men and;
i not 'enough .300 hitters,
The department of justlcc;the Inited States Snippmg noaru
should attend , to-nrohibithm. Mr.
Mellon needs all of hit, time to
figure out tax refunds.
.Some day .the race will 'become
accustomed to prosperity and then
there will be. no further sale
for anti-fat nostrums.
Americanism: Heing ashamed
of the dining room suite that - eminent has been able to show,
went out of stylo ID years ago: Getting Us ship from (ierniany
being proud of the bed that went'fnr nothing lo start with, it could
out' ol style DiO years ago. I not make u financial success of one
I of the finest ships in the world.
Tho evil thai men do llvs
after them. Tho old
j birchmaster require
("speak a niece' every F
look at the after-dinner speakers
now.
j
i Nalure balances thing, and
i hables became unfashionable about
; lhe time laps got too skinny for
' comfort.
Judging by the class of maga
zines they advertise in, the manu-
facturers of beauty aids seem
to think the yearning for pulchri
tude is confined to morons.
ThiN generation is soft, but
It doesn't know the luxury of
jumping out of bed, grabbing
clothe and running; to dress
by tho fire that dad built.
The career of Trotzky teaches
us that a great man is one who
dies before somebody takes his
Job away from him.
They've decided how much Qor
many must pay each year, but not
how long' she must keep It up.
How Is she going to know when
the war is hers? ,
If you make loooo and report
$4000 for fnxation, that's perjury
If you make $5000 and don't re
port anything, that's a national
habit.
It Isn't correct to say the man's
violin case contains a "fiddle."
More likely it is a -machine gun
i or hooch.
j -
Correct this sentence: "Yes, I
know it's nn antique shop." said
he "hut I'd rather drive on and
! not waste time."
' ' "
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Page One.)
was not hurt, although the bomb
was Intended for him.
The British, controlling plagues
and famine, have Increased India's
NEURITIS
And Rheumatic Sufferers
racru't ftoarantaai-t. P rviriJ
assures vou full relief In the most
HeVern onsen nr monev hark. Na-
.,.,, nw ,nniP riP,ini,B ,ho lh,n,l
nonnlntlnn bv 100.000.0011. As Hie
population pressure increases, the
Hrltains may agree with the Af
ghans, that Urltaln is breeding
Kithteen American fljins maehiuea (
moving above the Mexican uoruoi,
bare orders to shoot down any
nmMin ,i, horrb'r
j W(j show ,h(Se gu-mon
the politeness that e show tile
s; pilsner " " "
StatC9 aoaa
.1 - ,
Senator Hiram Johnson, iwlnR
that
'Tm vlIie" wcldem u a
. lt?Sl. Bans Ills iriiuw i tn'. iir
: airiui what would happen in sutti a
; case if this country were in the,
WvwM Cnjrt fiiitvofed 10 to 1. or. f
( worse yet, m me i'Wn -j.
'tio.is.
r.i,inUtnn ta i-ootvinir liitut'htvi
, nPM.A-.ni
notes irom or muc vit-. oi gu "u ., .
(friend, Canada, on the stibject of ; Milk of Magnesia has acidity com
the "I'm Alone" and another ship. ! pletely checked, and tho digestive
.... .1.. 1 . H ..nnnmll IW1 llnefl VOI1
In the LaBue or nations uaiiuuu
wotilil have one .vote, the same as
the United States. Britain would
! hace a seuarate vote. Other IraK -
rnVnt, of he nrillsh empire would
Tave votes. Tills country would
a fine chance Mr. ..Hoover
iwouia nave ilh ai..i as
; power, internationally, as an Indian
rajah.
With "ann-onriute ceremo-.iies."
' i
flae was hauled down oti the mg
j ship Leviathan Monday and the
flatc of a private owner hauled up.
A 1.-. ..p.nlrl (r.l Tftnlinil Thai)-1
i num. hoisted the new flag. That
was the "appropriate" part.
A gjrl of 15 might easily show
more ability managing u steamship
line than the l-.iited States gov-
SELF-IMPOSED FAST
RALEIGH, X. C. April 10. (VP)
A six-day search for Mrs. A.
I P.urroughs, 34, who left home
with the avowed purpose of
; tarvinK herself to death, ended
last night when she crawled from
beneath the home of a next door
neighbor and called for water.
Organized searyiiing parties had
combed Kaleigb and is suburbs
and earlier had dynamited a pool,
in an effort to find her body.
Physicians said the woman was1
f in a weakened condition from
j lurk of food and water.
Internal Health
by Nature's Own
Methods
If you are sick inside you are sick
all over. When the stomach fails to
digest its food, you are standing at the
threshold of a series of ailments that
may end in a complete physical wreck.
Internal health means health through
out the body. Keep your stomach and
other digestive organs clean and vigor
ous by giving them the natural stimu
lation of the roots, barks and herbs
contained in Tanlac,
Tan lac is wonderful for indigestion
and constipation gas, pains, nausea,
dizziness and headaches. It brings
back lost appetite, helps you digest
your food, and gain strength and
weight.
Tanlac is as free from harmful drugs
as the water you drink, it contains no
mineral drugs; it is made of roots,
barks and herbs, nature's own medi
cines for the sick. For over to years it !
has recn recommended by druggists
who. have watched its marvelous re
suits. The cost is less than 2 cents a
dose. CetabottleofTanlacfromvnur
; druggist and give it a thorough trial.
I Your money back if doesn't help you.
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On your way
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Three hours from Medford.
A welcome awaits you at
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First Insurance
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Phone 105 3t N. Central
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