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MEMBER OF TRR A8.S(X'lATKD PREBS
fc.i.!i full iMMd WIm (ferric
IU AiweUlcd Prw is riclmittly entitled t
Um um frtibllnitlun of all new dbpAlrfati
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ud lUo ts ittt loe&l new pufc.bfcwl btwio.
AU rfftU rr puLllcultta f petlil ttUpttcsM
fctrtUi tri nlss resent!.
Brnra dttlr anrtit rlmilttlM for Hi ostta
ttdli Oct. 1, 16i8. 4438.
ornela) Ptr of the City of Medfarl
OMfUl ptif or Jufcuo County.
Adnrtbtnc Btpraentatfrtj
V. C MOGESBEN CoMJ'AJfT
Offtm la Mev ,Tork. ChJeuu, Dtuoh,
frudws, Loi AJDfelet, Bottle, PortUod.
Ye Smudge Pot
: By Arthur Perry
The President urftes all citizens
"to bo more careful in their ob
nervanoo Xf- the law," but said
nothlnic about dry ngentH being
more careful with the truth and
triggers. The latent desultory fir
ing occurred in Alabama. Two
fichooliiia'utna en route to u nefari
ous picnic, were the targets, hap
pily rilifiiMMi.
"They wore knickers the offi
cers said," the dispatch readis. Jt
Is no crime for women lo wear
)m Irk era, though it ought to be.
Mr. Harry f Himilair now faces
nix months In jail for contempt of
the Benote. The oil baron is not
the only one who ban contempt
for the .Senate, but they have no
chance to show It.
Hereafter, Lady Kord-Ooupo of
the local Imitation Hrltinh Het, will
linger in the shadows. The min,
and Co pen, show too plain where
Father Time went by and left a
wrinkle.
The 1!27 crop of babies Ih now
bufly trying to catch HiIn Hpring'H
output of sparrow.. The young
sters do not know they huve to put
Halt on their tallH.
Our wood dealers are up to
Portland attending a convention,
and outlining plans to keep the
home flies burning.
ni:vi:h vr.ir hotkr
(Rvcliangf')
Jake litis not yut recovered
from I he effects of an opera
tion which e pa rated htm
from his tonkin, has a broken
Index finger and In miffoiing
from chronic uppendicitlH, but
otherwlNH he Ih in splendid
condition.
Hevernl of tho Older Cilrls have
purchased contruptionH that Instill
vibratory vigor. The machine
Nhakes the daylights out of them
like n Model T Ford, without get
ting any place. It Ih built on the
principle of a young cartbriuake at
the end of a belt, remming in a
mighty quiver to the liner.
Your corr. yeslcnluy took charge
of the weather, for the purpose nf
eiirrectlng it. In u brllliuut and
competent manner, when it was
diHCovered that while It would be
it fine thing for turaw hatM and
organdie dresseH, it would he an
noying to Kdward Carleton nnd
the Fruitgrower league, who
want clouds in the.Kky, where they
belong, in order that thero bo no
Ninudging. Ho It was neceHMiiry to
take the pleasant duy out of the
oven.: it Ih JuhI a case nf Helling
37 at raw haU, or 47U0 cars nf
pears.
Several muleH bereabotiU Htlll
think it petite to function under u
derby.
The Kugcne Register has been
a warded the- Grand Prize for pure
flattery. It allegen there are no
homely girls in Kugene. There are
homely girls in every town, but
beauty Ih only skin deep.
Mines are being developed In the
hills, and In hip-pockets.
AND THEY GET AWAY WITH IT!
A HOLT A WEEK AGO Speaker I-ongworth was loudly ap
plauded by members of the hotme when he ured exclusive
consideration of the administration's leiff'.ative program, the
elimination of all extraneous matter, and the completion of the
special session within one month.
The applause had scarcely died down before the assembled
members started to throw new bills into the hopper, until the
total ran into several hundred. More new bills are being drawn
up. Yesterday the debenture plan of farm relief was approved
by the senile committee, m spite of the fact that this plan was
nt only opposed by President Hoover, but involves a scheme
entirely outside of and opposed to the principles enunciated by
the republican party. -
The congressmen applaud Kattsmanship and common sense
and then proceed to defy all principles of statesmanship and
play petty polities. '' ':
The business man who'promiscs one tiling and does another
rides to a certain fall. Hut the politician who docs the same
thing not only "pets by," but thanks to public indifference, is
rewarded by life minority whose selfish interests he serves, and
is disregarded by the majority whose interests he flouts.
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, If . D.
IfMd UtUn pertln!nf to pmeoi b tilth uA hyflMM, Dot to dlMu. dUfnoite r
trMtaMC will b. vtrnwufA by Dr. Brady li . .uoipwl, tlf-oddrind .Btelop. u t liriii.
L.tun attfmM b. brlot ud written U i&k. Owio to too Urg. ooabtr ot tetura r
Mind, coif i Irm eu b. umnd hir. No reply can b. aud. to qocrle. Dot Mafermv
lug to lortractiODB. AddraM Pr. WUlUn Brady, la car. .1 thi, ftawapaper.
BAN AX AS -FOR MM DOS.
Dr. I.udo MeynonhuB. New Or-1 old-timers still like to have peo-
lt-ans baljy ppeclnllHt, reporltt that
he fed hnnann to 90 bahleK rang
Ine In aue from 4 months to !
pie believe "nervousness" or "ner
vous wreck" will suffice as a'
diagnosis, but thank fortune these
quacks are dying off and better
educated physicians are striving
to find out what really ails folk
who masquerade under the "ner
vous" makeup.
As a rule we find that persons
who have actual disease of the
nervous system are not at all
nervous as that adjective is
I . That an Ignorant negro should
i commit a crime has no historical
interest. Hut that a white mob
should find satisfaction in beating
a man that could not defend him-
seu. is enlightening.
America's recent usury debauch,
pleasant tor money lenders, wor
ries the national treasury consider
ably. One result has been a drop ot
$500,000,000 in the alue of gov
ernment bonds, of which more than
til, 000,000,000 are outstanding.
The government worries also
about the interest price it will pay
on new financing,
years. They were
all normal in
fants, tho several
of them had not
gained satisfac
torily and several
had constipation.
Two of the lia-!
bies were unnnie; IIKUII,y understood- and on the i l080l)h'" published by Coward
to cdntlnue iak-iolnor hn(1 I)eonle ot r(,Mleial. cxJMcCann. In New York, says Henry
I n banana be- c,ubie or unslabie disposition1 Ford- government should issue
cause u proyeu,or ,,,.,, are no. more
ny or tnem oe-; ,,,,,. . hva ,,,., ,
than are phlegmatic.
tented folk. So please
Months of profitable usury, stim
ulated by the federal reserve, and
unchecked by any government
agency, have destroyed the bank
ers' appetite for low rate govern
ment bonds.
In his book, "My Industrial Phi-
money, instead of issuing bonds,
then retire the new currency, as
It would retire the bonds. The
government's money thus issued
THE PEOPLE BE DAMNED
ITS A 7 WOltl)
(KniiNm City Slur)
' WAKIIINdTON. April 19. Our
farm relief labors have been sweet
ened nhd our minds enriched
and our ImaKlnatinn expanded by
this handsome word "debenture"
that has flsen nut of the i-huns to
shed a new anil kraleful llisbt on
our weary path. We have been
KolnK about our committee rooms,
lobbies and on the floor repealing;
this new word tn each other until
wo hllVo succeeded In creating it
psychology about It that we find
very helpful ami comforting.
It Is a slight drawback, to be
sure, that we don't know what the
word means nnd haven't been able
to find out, though one of our
reasons for Rnlng about repeating
It wits Ibut we mluat find some
body who could explain II. I
Whoever dropped this word Into
our farm relief deliberations did n
valuable service lo the cause. It
was new nnd httndsontn nnd shiny
nnd we nil made a piling for. II.
1'resently we were all claiming to
have Invented II, but If we were
nil lined up und required to tell
, what It means the showdown
would be tragic for most of us. In
fhnl resnei-t It again Is like the
equalization fee. We didn't know
what that meant, either, but you'll
have to agree we made It work for
us. There's been no better exam
ple in political history of the effec
tiveness of obscurantism when
you've created a pwyi-bolngy for It.
Jf we can make debenture do ns
much for us we io he able to
pull through anotbciOpt'tln on It,
WE ARE PLEASED TO NOTE S.mntor McXary stood by
the president in liis opposition to The fiirm debenture plnn.
How little party lines count at the present time is shown
by the senate committee vote, foiif repiihlieans, Norris, Ship
tsead, Frazier and Xorbeek, voted Against the administration ;
and two democrats, HansdiiU of Louisiana and ' Kendrick of
Wyoming, voted for it. Four republicans stood by President
Hoover, and four democrats; voted against him.
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NOW SENATOR BORAH, who was President Hoover's most
effective supporter in the campaign, says he will support
the debenture plan if sonic provision to restrict production is
included.
That is a big "if." .The fatal, weakness nf the debenture
plan is idenlical with (he chief weakness -of the MeNiiry
Haiighen measure. There is no provision lo re.stricr. acreage.
and without such a provision, the purpose of Hie bill is defeated
nluomatically by the law of supply and ilemand.
A strange situation! The farm subsidy scheme was an im
portant issue iu last full's campaign. The opponents of the
measure won an overwhelming victory.
And yet we find republican joining with democrats to re
pudiate the "voice of the people." The situation gives some
idea of the difficulties which President Hoover faces in securing
the legislation the people of this country demanded at the poffs.
!too laxative.
jgan lo make satisfactory Balns i Vous system
i in weight after they received ha-:. ,.,
nana. Some of the babies were ,,!,.' .... ,'... .J,. ,! would call for no Interest novment
.completely cured of their consti- j don.t want lo rJh ' I it would be as good as government
pat.on. and many were greatly , ..nervo0gneK8.. comlex if you' are bonds, for It would carry the gov
I benefited. wHng it to get by. I merely Mt;"""''" promise to pay. which
i It is advisable that onlv thor- . .. .. nnatitn n - t. ,i
iiiri;u wauuna DC ll'U l
infants. When a banana Is well
THE PRESUJENT'S CHALLENGE
INT HIS FIRST PUBLIC! ADDRESS since his inaugural ion,
President Hoover exhibits tho highest tpialilies of genuine
and fearless leadership.
In unmistakable language he issues a challenge to those, who
justify disregard of law,' under the guise of personal liberty.
His arguments in favor of the enforcement of all laws, re
gardless of 'the individual's personal views regarding any one of
them, seem to us unanswerable. , ,
If there arc "answers" in opposition to the president's
stand, then the time will soon come if it has not come already
when the apologists for dry law1 violations must get up on
their hind legs and publicly present them.
Let lis have "answers," for example,, to the following state
ments: If a luw Is wrong, Its rigid enforcement Is the surest gtiaranly
of II h repeal. It a luw is righl, lis enforcement is the quickest
method for compelling respect for It.
No hull viil mi I has the right to determine what law shall hi
obeyed nail what law shall be enforced.
Kespect for law and obedience to law does not distinguish
between federal and stale, laws It is a common conscience.
If, Instead nf the glamor of romuiicn and heroism, which our
American imaginative minds too frequently throw nronnd those
who break the law, we would Invest with a little romance and
heroism these thousands of officers who tiro endeavoring to en
force the luw, It would Itself decrease crime.
ripened it has a rich golden yel
low color und is flecked over
with brown spots not black ! rea(iers
marks from bruising, but brown:
spots that make the banana more
attractive, in ripening a consid
erable part of the starch of the
hanuna is converted into sugar.
Thus, the fresh banana, green or
only slightly yellow, contains about
20 per cent starch and only 2 or
3 per cent sugar. The same ba
nana after thorough ripening,- will
contain less than X per cent
starch and nearly 20 per cent
sugar. '1'lils conversion of starch
Into sugar gives the banana its
fine flavor when thoroughly ripe.
Cooking, of course, converts con
siderable starch in an unripe, even
a green banana, into sugar, iiut
it Is better to food tho children
raw banana If any ripe banana
Is available. -I
Besides its blgh nutritive value
you can-buy more actual food
in a banana tnan you cnti g-t fi
a nirkW iu ham, lamb or. steak-
banana contains fair nmoums of
vitamins A, It and
The onion is u famous "health"
rood, tho it is not clear how it
got its repuiallon. An onion gives
a lot of flavor and couluins con
siderable mineral matter that Is a
desirable addition lo the usual
dietary, especially of urban dwell,
ers. I:ut 1 suspect the onion owes
its popularity largely to adver
tising. You know, when "Olio in
cludes onion in the menu, one
invariably goes out and tells the
world about It Willi every breath.
It Is not so . with bananas. A
banana will yiold all the mineral
food the choicest onion can pro
vide, and besides the banana
gives you a lot of calories.
All that seems to be wr-'nK
with it lot of bimbos Is they diin't
gel a I'alr break ,o the w.iy oi"
victuals. There Is entirely too
much feeding by quaint-? rules,
rules conceived by old time baby
specln HMs, who. knew loo' ninny
things which were mil so. - The
amateur mother of course she
has learned nothing whatever
about the' vulgar business of ruiS'
lng babies in her funny school
course fries lo feed the baby by
some jiuccr old rule, the baby gets
the short end on this and that es
sential food material, and then
there's trouble. A very common
trouble is cosllveness, purely due
to Insufficient solid food. The
amaletir molher. instead of dial
ing intelligently with this, keeps
right on doling out the inade
quate rations and begins to ply
the poor kid with physic, enemas
or something, nnd things go from
bad to worse
lieslst Ibat Impulse. Spare that
bimbo the Interference habit, l'at
ronlr.e Tony the banana man and
watch the bimbo thrive.
ease recognized by honest physic- intjauon ana "flat money" and
ians under such vague names, and!" "ozeu outer arguments would ne
Cotton mill veorkers in the Caro
lina are strikSW for better treat
ment, although they have free
swings on the company play
grounds.
. You can forgive the modern girl
much when- you reflect that she
doesn't roa;ry some ha.d-flsted oia
widower at eighteen to keep from
being an old maid.
Pnri-ect this sentence: "If that
cop had said another word to me,"
....i.l . L. .. ,k'..ill, t,n , ,., mils-
SUIW Hie JUUIII Mini mo t
tache, "f would have slapped him."
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May Robson at
. Isis Theater Tonight
May Robson. whose screen In
terpretation of "Aunt Mary," the
role she created on the stage more
than 20 years ago, has on import
ant role In "Chicago," a new De
Mille production ut the Isis theater
today.
Miss Robson plnys the matron of
the Jail In which Jtoxle Hart, the
"world's most beuutlful murderess,"
around whom the story revolves, is
confined. Phyllis Haver Is seen in
this Important role.
Victor Varconl, Robert Edespn.
Virginia Bardford, Julia Faye, T.
Roy Barnes and May Robson are
featured
Always Safe!
CASTOniA
Children Cry Jortf
A -pur. v.gaubl. preparation to to.
licv. common baby ailments, such aa
constipation, colic, gas, colds, tic.
Cjtnume Cu storiu hears Hie Signature of
Electrotherapy Cta.ropractifl
Dr. H. P. Coleman
9th Successful Tear in Medford
Treatments by Appointment
Medford Center BldQ. Phone SO
Naturopathy Fonfl 8clenc
this, I have reason t
healthful knowledge
know,
for many
given by banker that see no sound I
objection to putting the country
on a oasis of unury.
It lnys to Know.
Kindly send me your formula
for u deodorant. Two years at;o
1 received tho formula and it
made the most successful deodor
ant I have ever used., Further-!
more, inv ninney b pent i-roiuiuu u , ,
rt-o. ,i,nt M . t0 "y r -'Ve ln submariufs. must
a deodorant that went at least! 0rtm nin ...-n, ., i
50 times as far . . . A. I. G.
The navy asks for two new
battleships, to cost $50,000,000.
They would be two nice targets
for foreign airmen if we had a
war. But the country can afford
.tnem, and navy men, disinclined
Answer l am not sure, but
perhaps you refer to a formula
for the relief of excessive or
odorous pprwpirntlon. "It is half an
ounce of aluminum chlorid dls-,
solved in hree ounces of water.
Mop tho skin with this once dally
for a few days In succession. Al
low it io dry before dressing.
After that, an occasional appli
cation as may -seem necessary.
have some place to walk up and
down.
Headache
An M
Tabtet '
aveded
wast, a
afatcm.
t.I.et al
tafa. a!..ea-etabls laxa- TO-MORJUJW
a Tr it-!6c 9 ALRIGHT.
AH 8 Medford Druggists '
. Fast cruisers have their uso to
harass enemy commercial shipping,
or blockading enemy ports, airmen
and submarines permitting.
Hut of what use is a battleship?
No use was - made - of -Rurope's
dreadnatights in tho big war, with
airplanes ami submarines not yet
half developed. In the next war
they would he camouflaged and
NATunra rimipv
will promptly atari tha lf mm
bowel action, aleax K ftmaT
nd poiaDo from your IJ
and bring waleom. mirilX
tone. Th. mild. ID-NIunl
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Too much may produce irritation j hlddon, hidden behind commercial
If low can he upheld only by enforcement officers, then our
scheme of government is at an end.
I am wondering whether the time has not come to realize
thnt we are not suffering from nu ephemeral crime wave hut from
u subsidence of our moral foumluttons.
It Is unnecessary for mo to argue the fact that the very esseiico
of freedom Is obedience to law ; thnt liberty Itself has but one
foundation, and thut Is In the law, '
A surprising number of our people, otherwise of responsibility
In the community, have drifted Into the extrunrdiuury, notion that
laws are made for those who choose to obey them.
What we are facing today Is the possibility that respect for
lnw Is fading from the sensibilities of our people.
The duty to enrorce the law rests upon every public official and
the duty to obey it rests upon every citizen.
WKSTICNK AM) AXSWKItS
llon't Bo Xcrvous.
You probably know it all that's
llle reason you have so much to
say ln the newspapers but if you
ever suffer the fate of nervous
trouble, I'd like to hear what you
will have to say then about there
being no such aliments. ..CO. A.
Ans. Hold on, there, brother.
You are hanging me for a sheeo
and I'm only u goat. 1 know
thero are many diseases of the
nervous system, nnd many nll
ments of the mind. All I have
said about "nervousness." "ner
vous breakdown" and "nerve ex
haustion" is true there is no
such ailment or disease, nnd I
stnnd by that until some qualified
physician ventures to define any
ailment or disease under that
vague title. I know some, of the
of the skin.
(Copyright John F. Dille Co.)
.v4i
ships, as were Britain's dread-
I nu ugh is lust time.
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Quill Points
Electric chair: A lethal device
used to punish men for heinp. poor.
. Let's see; a rake, a hoe, a. spade,
and Oh, yes: u bottle of arnica.
j Perhaps as critics say. feeding a
machine "teeps man in a kind of
trnnce. Urit-intr nun nffn li-lu tli-it
I effect.
DE. RICKERT says:
What Ik vision-exhaustion?
Tired, strained, weak, or iu
flamed eyes indicate exhaus
tion and defective vision.
Our methods correct all vis
ual detects. Call here with
out delay.
DR. JUD RICKERT
OPTOMETRIST -222
E. Main Medford Ore.
I
v
liny a'diamonil-of known
quality and value, nnd it
will be a real source of
pleasure indefinitely.
Only such stones are of
fered here:
n
I don't know what it Is. but
titer's snmt'tlilii' nlKiut Prosldfiit
Hoover Hint tells me they'd bet
ter go nlow about nskln' lilm to
drop liLs work an' step out on
the In mi to be phot ci'sra plied,
or nil tho mfvjloo-s, as things
now stand. X kIiohUI say bcln
erimliuil lawyer lias the brightest
outlook.
.
When a husband loses his mem
ory and wanders off, lie always
remembers the address nf the,
other woman.
.1
th r ' 'I
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The Rex Cafe
Good Food Good Service
You can tell the hooks thnt
inipiove .ywm mind. You gtrt. v
leu volumes freti ulih h set of
trash. , -
This Is the season when it is very
difficult lo sympathize with the
man who is out of work.
Tact Is "the nuality that prompts
the bankrupt to wait six months
before buyins a new car.
Americanism: Dolns without
beefsteak at home to save money
for u grand splash at a summer
resort.
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Dyeing Service ...
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Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One.)
Kvery town has at least one
prominent citizen vh Is still Uvins
on the failure of liis last corpora
tion. .
f Women's Hose
1 $1.00 Pair
8ilk from top to to with
: pointed heel.
; The Ci. O. 1. will need all its,
tlppro of KlL'lllllOlHl, Jlo., IS at'-1 skill to get rid of niggers In the
CllSfd of rohbillU' six houses HIKl fl "'' without offending Negroes;
ill Ihe north. . . .
striKiii!" two women.
A mob took him from prison,
ht'nt him nlmost. to tlcalli, Ihcn
t'otiinicul It i 111 to the sheriff.
Tluit's not xnctly your idcu
of )ei'feet civilization. Hut,
privately, members of the mob
deelaretl that their plan
"worked."
After the heatinjr, the neiiro
sent for the public prosecutor,
said he wanted to plead" si'iilty
and be removed from Kieli
montl as soon as possible.
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CiistrniH clmiiffe, hut nutu's
vanily ilejiuimLs adoration and
he always will prefer-, woineu
more dumb tluiu he.
No country Is made treat by the
work- of men who can afford to
pay 20 per cent for money.
A Mexican rebel is an ignorant
man who Rets shot because be was
afraid to say "no" when his cap
tain told hfm to join the rebel.
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