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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1929.
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IS LINDBERGH'S POPULARITY ON THE WANE?
C YERYOXE knows about the distinguished statesman of an--
eient times, who was kicked out because the people of
Greece became tired of hearing him failed the Just.
That strange trait of humun nature, exhibited then, exists
today, which is one Reason why Republics are ungrateful. Re
action follows action, and, sooner or later, the people tear down
the idol which they themselves created.
CHINESE ASSASiNATE
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MEMBKR OF THE ASSOCIATED PRKSt
Bfltlr full Lrued Wlr Benin
Tt AnoeUttd Prtn it ctdiMnlr entitled (
tfat cue for public Ik f til orB dUpttebw
vedlted t tt or otiiervbt tmtlttd ta thai ptper,
ad tiw U tht local om poblutwd bttHa.
All rtffiU for pobllcttica af ptdal 4Uptebm
berets Vf tie rcfcmd.
vora dally tier aft dmiUtloo far tU atootoa
todlos Oct 1. IMS, 4438.
Offtdal paper of the City af Mtdfurd.
Official paper of Jtckua County.
Adrtrtlilnc Hrpcwenratltw
II. C. MOGKN'SCN A COMPAKT
- Offlfei la Na York, Ctilcajo. Detroit, Ita
fraaebco, Lea Angela, Bcttllc. Portland.
Smudge Smoke
TIRXTSI.V, China. April 20. lP)
Japanese urniy headquarters at
Tslnan, Shantung, adopted ex-
trmie precautionary me rrs
there today after Lieutenant Huh
of their army had been assaslnatrd.
liV lUIn I'hll.L.. I.. .I..MI
they have all dared to shy a few roeks in the direction of hast niiiht. ' 8
The Japane.se officer
THERE are some indications that this process is starting in
the direction of Colonel Lindbergh. An editor in Texas,
another one in New York, and a newspaper man in Washing
ton,-
the Lone Kagl
Listen to them :
"Lindy has the big head, Lindy splashed mud on spectators,
slapped a man's face, and his air exploit stories, printed under
his own name, were really the work of a ghost writer."
Any fair-minded person who investigates these charges will
find none of them ring true as far as reflecting in any serious
way upon Lindbergh is concerned.
Till
TVally Beery the cinema player,
is here trying to catch a fish,
Trark has been lost of his brother,
Noah,
The debenture plan of farm re
lief. Is not thought much of by
our tillers an they claim they are
bent enough all ready.
The Blue LetJge mine If going
. to reopen. It U thlnga like IhlH
that make the mare trot, and
eventually the whole stable.
. Messrs. F. Bybee and C. Wis;
Ashpole, reported last week there
would not be sufficient grass next
fall for the cows, let alone the
rent of us.
There was a home talent show
last week, which did not require
any wholesale lying by the prens,
H. Flewer, the chronic social
izes looked over an empty build
ing last week. It was a very
solemn occasion, as Mr. Flewher,
when he sizes a thing up, he sizes
It up thoroughly. Mr. Flowher
was going some place, and feared
he would be on time.
Bill Gore has some horses on
the knoll. In his backyard. They
are feeling their oats, if any.
GUjeo Nazurka Is all over the
measles that were all over him.
Jim (Purewater) Owen la up
north on biz. and pile.
King Ammullah of Abyslnnla Is
fighting w'th a water-boy again.
P. Crawford ,knows him well, and
calls his Highness "Mulo" for
short. The printer better put an-.
other eu In the kingdom, as it
was not spelled right the first
time. .
Dick Sherwood has calmed down
a trifle from being a Grandpa w.
- The weather continues undo-elded.
It Is still unsafe for ft dog to
come out from under the house. If
the owner thinks anything of him,
Sam Richardson, who used' to
think he -was a iocomotlvo, end
rode a broometlck Is growing up,
ind it Is reported he is ambitious
to raise a C. Chaplin mustache.
He will probably turn out to be
a Vera Canon Democrat.
An puto with an unbreakable
windshield met up with an un
breakable phone pole Tues. eve.
and the phone pole got the de
cision, r
HIS ghost writer uliart'o, for pxamplo, is typical of all. The
lost writer admits that Lindbergh i.s not only entirely
capable of writing what wax written, but that the stories were
in fact dictated by him. In otlu-r words, the newspaper man
was not a ghost writer at all but merely a stenographer. Sus
tain this sort of aomisution, and as 90 per cent of the modern
novelists dictate their tales, they could as well be accused of
faking.
was Dro-
(.ecuing- iniougn tne roreign com
mercial district to the JapuneKe
military headquarterx on a mili
tary mlsxlon when he was ap
proached by the two men. They
drew revolvers and shot him.
escaping in the subsequent conTu
sion. Reports to the Japanese military
headquarters paid that since the
Chinese forces soon to occupy the
city had not yet entered It imme
diate precautionary measures were
taken. The measures included
search of pedestrians.
SERVICES FDR BR0N1N
IN PORTLAND TUESDAY:
rOP.TLANT). April 20. (IPl
Funeral services for I'arker E.
Hranin. 2i, cfty editor of the
Twin Falls Times, who died at
Twin FnHw. Mnho. Thursday from
j Injuries suffered in an automobile
f accident, will be hld nere next
; Tuesday a 12:30 p. m. at thtfl
chapel of Edward Holman & Son.
Interment will be in lllverview
cemetery. .
II:s faher. Charles E. Branin.
day state editor of the Associated
Press in I'ortland, was to arrive
in Portland today with the body.
He was at his sons bedside at
the time of death.
Ptnilf!1 ndverti.lnff rftm re.ntts
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UT, as the populace of Greece demonstrated, when the tide
starts to turn, logic does not figure. It is a matter of emo
tion. If a mob can't find anything wrong about their rejected
idol, they will fight him because he is right. The tyrant is ex
iled because he is unjust, the statesman Aiistides because he
ISN'T.
So there you are, and there also i.s the most popular national
hero of this generation, Colonel Lindbergh, lias the tide of
public worship started to turn against him? It is too early to
say definitely. J3ut there are these minor indications that it has.
IS "D0DSW0RTH" SINCLAIR LEWIS'S BEST BOOK?
U-'A'.
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tOA 2 " SXlS?ES: S PORTS WEAR.
XKTCOXO, N. J , April 20. lif,
A cloud has been removed from
Lindbergh's star. The mysterious
dLsappearunce and thi! dlsccivnry of
three mallbaKs which he flew from
Brownsville to Mexico City is de
scribed by the Philatelic News Ser
vice. A month nfter his flight,
stamp collectors began to comijlaiii
about the non-delivery of letters.
Then It was found (hat the, bans
had been shifted In fliuht from a
mail compartment in the center
of a winx to the tips, out of siuM.
"pV0 distinguished book reviewers in Xew York City declare
1 "Dodsworth" is Sinclair Lewis's best book.
Having recently finished which doesn't menn having com
pletely read this study of the modern American in Europe, we
will proceed to shake the literary foundations of Gotham by de
claring it his worst.
"liabbitt," to our mind, still remains Sinclair's best, with
his first sensation, ".Main Street," a close second; and "Elmer
Gantry" not so very far behind.
Hut "Dodsworth"! ' .
"One of the aforementioned reviewers declares that Lewis
tunes two lypicai anil jiorm;(l Americans, a man and wife, de
velops their characters skillfully and, for the first time, scorns
caricature, as a short cut to sensationalism and .therefore popu
larity. In 'short, Lewis is much more convincing when lie isn't
objectionable."
Jle may be more convincing but to our mind far less interest
ing. There is nothing objectionable in "Dodsworth," as there
was in "Elmer Gantry," for example, but wc failed to find any
thing that was particularly readable.
A RATHER attractive Middle-western wife goes crazy ovei
- i-.urupc, aim a ianiy intelligent and unusually successful
American 'business man the 'husband goes crazy, so to speak.
" mere arc one or two thwarted love episodes in the typi
cal Lewis manner, some clear-cut American mid European
ij pes out no. real (Irama, no suspense, and to repeat, to our
mind no real action to really stir one's ciirosily or interest.
in tact, it we were to judge by "Dodsworth" alone, we
should say Lewis had shot his bolt. A.s a literary bomb thrower,
mi an u. ii. jiencKcn attitude toward everything orthodox, he
made a great sensation, not so much bv the wav be ni.l
thing, as by what he said.
CANADIAN REINDEER
SOLD 10 BUTCHER
WIXXIPEfi, Man., April 20 (ft
Sale of GOOO reindeer to an Amer
ican corporation for 1300.000 was
reported hero today by T. J. How
ard, presiden t of the Dominion
Reindeer company. He declined
to name the purchaser, but wild
the deer would event ioiMv ha
butchered for sale in the United
.States.
The Canadian company which
owns over 10.000 head. Howard
said, has completed arranEemcnts
with the dominion government f,r
the lease of 1GU0 square miles In
northern Manlloba as a range for
the herd.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
April 22, 23, 24.
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Our tuetomertf anb hieixbi arc tortnallp intnteli.
WASHINGTON, April 20. (P)
Railroads connecting with the In
land Waterways corporation barge
line on the Mississippi and War
rior rtVera were ordered todav
by the Interstate commeVce com
mission to establish
system of
and rnll-barKe-rail rates and routes
for the utlllmtlon of shippers: ture to creative art
nesirinK to comoine notn water
B
lT in ' tfodsworth" Lewi h m.li 1,
able: he has become tiresome, lwiimw u u
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accurate to say that he has become tiresome, BECAl'SE he has
become respectable.
For Sinclair Lewis made his reputation as an outlaw, and to
sustain that reputation an outlaw he lllltvt remain Timid It..
sweeping Jllls (Iro,,i earicnltirn ! , , . ,
combination barBe-rall ' " , , mm miii is, ms lorto.
.-...,. iuswortii represents a trails tinn frnm cncicn.
if so, it is only fair to state that Lewis has
REATTI.K. April 20. (IP) Lining
patrons and employes against a
wall, three bandits, who held up
(he S. and S. card room here e.nle
today, escaped with $700.
LOS ANC1EI.E8. April 20. l
C. L. Converse, n veteran internal
revenue department agent, today
identified Charles ' w. Lloyd, 32:
ocllevod by police to be Intuit
catetl in the "St. Valentine's div
massacre" at Chicago, as n former
"Chicago racketeer." former mem
ber of the one time Hymle Weiss
gang and former member of the
(.em-ge Mm-nn gang.
231 E. Main
Strangs Drug Store
Phone 225
repairingI
irk.'.- M
abandoned one medium without mast
end railroad facility.
By the terms of the order, which other
Is made effective August !7, aj .... . . .
series of rates are to be estab-j men is only another way of saying that in literati)
nsnea ranging down to per, m other things, it is usually wise for the si
ratea between the points
all rail ...
affected. I llls ''
ering the teehni(iie of an-
re, as
loe-maker to stick to
ABDUCTED FROM JAIL
CLOVI8, N. M April 20.
Chargea of kidnaping wera filed
here today by C. K. Williams, al
leged Oklahoma La n k robber,
against a deputy sheriff and an
attorney, whom he accused of ab
ducting him from the Jail at Ant.
darko, Okla., and bringing him to
New Mexico under the threat of
. death unless he revealed the hid
ing place of 110.000 bank loot. .
The defendanta are btputy
Pherlff Kin ley of Caddo county,
Oklahoma, and R. H. Morgan.
Anadarko attorney. Williams Is
charged with holding up a bank
at Bridgeport. Okla.
QUILL POINTS
It isn't hard to love your fellow men, until you see one who
nas accomplished ery little trying to I
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rommltloe appointed by c. A.
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schools of the atate Is meeting
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suggested dally programs for the
use of the achools. It Is said there
ar 110 high schools In the state of
less than to students each to which
the plan will apply.
Funny man! Struggling to acquire property he must die
and leave, and yet feeling superior to cattle because they don't
think. o
The old-fashioned sweetheart wasn't like a sweetie. The
pickled things he adored didn't include girls.
Hell, for wicked traveling men, doubtless will be something
like a hick town on
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