Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 28, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextnrKDFORD MATTJ TRTT.17NHV MEDFQTin, OH EG OX, .SUNDAY, APRTL 28, 1929. 0. KDFORD MAIL f BIBUNE tally. Sunlaf, m filiate III tM wmmko ruKTUio eo. iMt-st n. r it. 10MIT W. RCRU Collar i. tuurni SaUTB. Mams r Man as neMri dM mttar at Uadrara. fcH. scalar Act el Hard! I. llt. MMCRIPTION IATU 7 Hill IB Adrian: mill. wim 11111(111. rr sr.jo Daily, vlth Sunday, Bwnth 71 lally, fUMrt Sunday, year fl-SO Dolly, elthout Sunday. wnth lVaealr UlU TtlhuM, tu ;ur "J ffundar, n year I0!1 Br Carrier. In Adranra lo Medfurd, Arblail, JieeioMille, Coocrml Puirt, fUiroll, Tlleol, Gold Ulll Ml on Hl!hi: Ullll, Willi Sunder, ninth liillj, elthout Sunday. Bonis 611 Dally, llhotlt Sunday, cm rear (.00 ' Daly. to Sunday, one year .., 1.00 All .term, ca-u In idiinei. MKMBER Of THE ABAIKMATKI) PRESS ' Beeelrlni roll Uuad Win smite Iba AvUtd Prra U eaelullrely inlltM to Set M lor publlotlMi of ill am dlMli eredlud.ui It or otbtrvlM credited In loll paper, and a)M to the locil new publtehed berels. All rUnte for poblleauoo at ipeetel dlapelebee aartla vt olM mened. tvoro dally image drrultlloe (or oil esdlns Oft. 1, 1938, 3B. Offlda) popor of the Clu o( Medford. Official over of Jaekaoo County. Adrertlsmc BepreeenteUrea H. C MOCF.NHEN k COMPANT Offlree In N Tore, Chluto, Detroit, rrancltto, Loo Anlelee, Seattle, Portland. Smudge Smoke Some of our townfolks got the! !6th degree lust week, which Is 23 moro thun usual. Jim t (Purcwator) Owen was ; tuckered out Friday from a trlp to tho Butte Falls woods Thurn... and as tired as It. he had. cleaned house ' ll..t. lHUUnnt wnm d HtrflW liat Frl., ..'causing tho present atuto of the weather.. Tempo fuglt! : Two moro days left In April. ' Three more local kids arrived nt the Ico cream cone era last week. i.vhAl n.iunllna mt out trnyn llO- hind the steering wheel for all of 10 mlns. Sal. - ' Mike Hnnley, n sturdy tiller was In town Sat. and dressed up. J and no place to no. Ho and Jim. Kene had their llttlu Joke about the taxes. ' Tho. alfalfa rs, dohm fine, con sidering the chance It got. H. newer:- has . demonstrated J 'himself a likeable . cuss whllo ho lasts. K I Frl. anight your., corr. counter all of K. Bybce's sheep, and hair of tho Wig Ashpolo cows beforo. sleep camo. ...;. Jny Wore haft to slay in bed, until after haying and threahlmr. . tho dr. says. - , Thurst DnnlelB hit out for. Frisco this morn bright and early. Carl Klchlncr hut committed a mustache, which has no senso ot t direction. ' , tm.n wii.i riiwnrs are all in bloom, and, sure aro an Inspiring sight, - and grow In great profu sion,., In. the. wheat, barley, liny nnrt gardens, to make tho farmers wild, hence they aro called wild flowers. . ' ." Tho Midway road bus been or dered. Kdward Carlcton niadJ a speech on It last February. .', 1 o . Brisbane'sToday (Continued from Pago One.) ' the importance of building t resist wind power. It cau.be done. The government will un dertake to replace in . Porto Kioo," 1,000 'school buildings de Blroycd by torrmdo, with 1,000 new schools tlmt will bc toniu do proof. ' . Y-very section of Iho roimlry Is open to tornado attacks that may strike ANYWHERE, at any mo mont. Tho enllro country Is In terested In wlnd-Droot bulldijg. ' 4 - Hubert M. ltulchens, dean at Yale law school, ooly thirty years old Is elected bead uf tho Uutvcrslty of t'liteago. . Youngest head of nn Iniporlnal rollegfl. he will soon liavo tho grcsl est number uf students In any cot lege, It ho will Ineludo a course In flying as part of his university curriculum. ThousamlB ot young men who be- llevo that they can get uloug without a. collcgo education feci that thoy c;iuol get uloug without fljlng. I'rPBldent Hoover desires sin cerely to enforco prohibition. No body can enforco It, unless Iho pro hlbltion law Is made a reality to "respectable" iieopto that now Ji nan ro bootlegglug. Congress might caully. discourage respectablo cus tumnrs of tho bootlegger. Make It felony, punished by Imprisonment without option o f fine, to buy liquor. Perfect ability may despise- conslllnttnn and law but repectabllliy does noi. want to go to jail, or be blackmailed by lta bootlegger. When Madam Tliulllir' was breaking tho bank at Monte Carlo, buying largo dlamumls, enjoying bersolf, nowspapera told about her marvelous winnings. Tho lady, pcnnlloss, Is now In Jail, for forgery. That's the oilier side, of the gambling medal. If men would look at tho oilier rddo. thoro would be fewer fools Rambling at tho racetracks, or In Wall Htrcet. ' 4 Tho drain on (iermany's gold sup ply causes tho French to ourry. as tho owuer of the gidden guise wpuld worry If that guoso looked sickly. The KelcKsbaliU lncrcar.es the discount rate. Peoplo In Gcrmarty pay as much ns eight per cent for money.' In -Wall Street yesterday they paid as lilgb as sixteen per cent. ''FOLITIS MAKE 8TB ANOE BED-FELLOWS" : TIIe Kpeclliy'lc or Senator Jim "Watson, standing like Horatio JL at the brKlifc, and derc pujiiB- the ailmiuiKtration s fann rflipr bill acaiiia the attuckij of loiijj-haired liarltarians, like Brookhart of Iotva,.is eiiougli Jlo make a wooden Indian lamrli. Kor what was' tho, bfock-fr pnkej and oleagiiioiin Jim doini; ew than u year usJO. le iw.L touriiiff the hinlitvays mid by ways of nnreiiencrate Indiana, B:i in basting the aristocratic "Lord Herbert," an tho arch 'enfeniyf 0f (ho harassed farmer, whose nomiiiuliou , and election' w6uBd mean, "the deifioation of the Wall Street Maiiimoiij andlhc tenslnvemeflt of the liberty-loving husbandmen in the propertied peasant elass." ' ! The question .nuturally aj-istj , vtio bus chantfed? Kns Presi dent Hoover chau(?ed liis viewKj of farm relief; has he become a different mini j. v huh fbe Seuaior from Indiana, transform'ed. become a Htatcsnian and liic ol-er to tho Hoover school of ag ricultural betterment? . . . . THE probable answer is "nCitt'ier." Certainly the President hasn't changed, and,' uulcss('.'c are much mistaken, if the seutorian "Jim" could follow liis', natural instincts aud convic tions, he would again be making t .Senate ceiling vibrate with his love for the downtrodden farmver, and Jiic. condemnation of the anti-Debenture form of salvatio.y '.. Hut lie can't.; At least, he can't and kciip his present job as administration leader in the Upper blouse, and a good political job is something the senior Scuatutr front' Indiana has, ne'er been known to relinquish.. IT LS all highly amusing, as fortunately is often the case in politics. For if one couldn't faugh at the political pageant now and. then, there would be no tweape but tlus. Mud-irouse. We only hope President HooverMins a sense of humor, that is, a; more active one than most' p'ertplc believe he has. For in trie stress and strain of this Senate buttle, he could find genuine relaxation and spiritual refreshment by observing the pompous James go soleuuily through 'liis rule,' of Hoover Champion and 'Deliverer. :. -V .' . ; . ( ' A STKANOE OF course Senator Watson is not the only one.. It is an open secret that Vice-President: Curtis Jias about ns much use for President Hoover as he lias for tho Einstein theory which is respect without affection. , ,. His predicainent is not like lhafc; of the Indiaiiit ChittuiKniun, however. The. dislike of Senator NMatson for Mr. Hoover Is the instinctive dislike of the demagogue tor tho statesman There .is no dislike in the Viccy 'resident's reaction. He doesn't hate Mr. Hoover, any more. than lie hates the Einstein theory. Put he warms up to neither because he can't under stand them. ' ' EX-SENATOR Cl'KTlSi is not a Jcmagogiie. He is simply a perfectly regular and entirely, unimaginative partisan. To his mind there are certain definite rides of the. politieul I game, and he instiuctily distrusts any Republican who jjoesn't , strictly adhere to them. .. j' . President Hoover js such a Republican. Mr. Curtis can't understand the appointment of Attorney Clenerul Mitchell, for i example, for while the Minnesota lawyer is extremely able, he 'once voted the Democratic ticket! Nor can he understand the appointment of forlner Vice-President. 'Dawes as Ambiissudor to Croat Britain. - . v -' The. first appointment violates his theory of partisan, and the second his theory . of personal loyHlty. . General Dawes op posed Secretary Hoover's nomination, und contributed to the primary fund of the anti-Hoover cabal. Yet President Hoover turns around and gives hit .primary opponent the most import ant post in the diplomatic service, over the heads of applicants who were his loyal friends. 3 . I One can fairly ncc the passionately purtisun Vice-President scratch his sparsely-thatched dome iu perplexity and niorlil'icu tioli. Iu his school of politics such things arc not done. Put .that is thii Jloovct .way, to fill tho various important posts with the best men he can find, regardless of all partisan aud per soniil considerations. . . .. " f IN other words, as has frequently been pointed out iu this col umn, we have an entirely new type of President in the White House, a type that Republicans like 'Watson inevitably dislike, and Republicans like ex-Senator Curtis cannot understand. ' As surprise and coutrast are important elements of humor, wc linvo an amusing situation now, und more situations of the same kind arc certain to arise. ' ' And, ns has also been pointed out here, sooner or later the people of this country will discover that the election of Mr. Hoo ver as President marked the close of one political epoch, and the beginning of another, iu this interesting and kulicdcscopic land of ours. Even .Senator Robinson upproves of not shaking hands with the President. Shuking fists at him, however, is no doubt an other matter. Senator Jones of Washington iu drinking. He should line up see any ut all. ' ' Arthur Brisbane says u man may be ablo-to buy newspapers without knowing how to run tliein. It beats all what William Randolph Hearst takes from his chief editorial writer! MISSISSIPPI INUNDATFSiGERMAN DELEGATE' 7000 ACRES ILLINOIS; Ml'IrPlt Vlttll.ll 111 Aiirlt l? -trl) The MlKMmti'l rlv r Jiroke Hip Hi'titli (I rum. Tuwor Irvi-e to ility, Inn minting ?00u uurcn of lunU notircttt Iho Inwii. A few minutes Inter a roporl rcurhed Graml Townr Unit n mmth inI the rMKltiff river htut rlppru a lontf hvlu In tho dike MMitli of DIk MuUily river on the MlnslMulppt. thus ubjf L'tliiR nearly fft.OOU alilltlonn1 aere to over flow in tho AlcClum districts. Th latter break mean a dlvaiftrous florid In the I'hlon count$ottomfl. Tho town of MeClur sufferi! great damage 0,iurlnff tho 1927 floods. I ', COUPLE says ho can't see any increase with Texas Uuituiu, who can't . LEAVES FOR HOME i . TAIUS, Prance, April 27. n j Dr. HjHltnar Mchachl, chief of the I Herman delegation lo tho second ; Dawos romnmtee. left suddenly for ; Merlin this nflornwin afler a con ference with Owen I). Young. Ihc ' American delegate and chairman of tho committee. ! The Inference drawn nt head quarters of the reparations confer ence was that Dr. Kcbacht had been Impressed with tho necessity of 'mas Inn a new eflurt to meet the allies half way In their demands In ordor to provcut breakup of tho I conference. Press Comment WISCONSIN WKT; WHAT OF IT? 1 By voting, as Indicated by 'In roinplete returns, for repeal of tho ilate law for enforcement of the federal prohihlllon law. Wisconsin has expressed Its opposition 'to prohibition. But Wlscunsln has a distinct individuality us 'a stute, and Its altitude is no sign of gen eral trend of opinion to ward the wet cause throughout the country. A large proportion of its popula tion by training regards -beer as a food and resents legal Interference with its habits. What element has contlnuod the offensive against dry laws, refusing to accept the eigh teenth amendment as a final set telment of the liquor question. The voters may hnvo been Influenced by tho killing of Mrs. -PeKlng .by a prohibition' officer. , many: of (hem favoring prohibition ,in prin ciple. but recoiling from 'the blood shed in its behalf, particularly Jn the circumstances under which Sirs. DeKing was shot. . . Wisconsin might vote to repeal tho eighteenth amendment, but the states that .might line up with It could bo counted on one liandi The south and west' and the greater part of New Kngland arc Irretriev ably dry. Having found state pro hibition a leaky defense against liquor, tlioso sections declared for national prohibition and are not disposed to change because a few states ' choose to remain lawlessly wet. JCvcn under that condition dry states find enforcement --by the federal governments at the national boundaries more effective than they could have . hoped to make stale enforcement, at their several state boundaries. . , - For several years past a large part of the work of prohibition en forcement has been to . Identify clearly the recalcitrant states. By- Its vote v Isconsln has helped lit this work. It has iu effect invited the federal forces to make an at tack in forco. by voting .to give them no help. Portland Orego- nian. . Communications lU-Klll-dillK old Hill HNI To tho Kdltor: In your Daily Mail Tribune of tho 2 -1st Inst., ap peared an article, "(luld .11111 Wants a Koad to Crater Lake," that leaves some tnislakon Ideas which we cannot afford to over look. In the first place, I might say that these petitions entered with Judge Sparrow as exhibits 1 and 2, are tho pi-otests of one hun dred eighty property holders and taxpayers on or contiguous to the Mother's DaySunday, May 12 I..:. I ..' Mother's Day Give Her Your PHOTOGRAPH Dhgto Make Appointments Now Trowbridge Lumber Yard Everything In Lumber and Building Material! Distributors for Johnt-Msnnvllla Roofings Trowbridge Cabinet Works Cabinets, Windows, Doors, Screens, Eto. The Old Reliable Established In 1908 When In need of ANYTHING for Building, Phone US. We can be of real service to you. Ol OE NORMA I AIM AIM IU WOMSN blSPtrfED RIALTO Tomorrow Q present survey from Bighorn's lauo to.'Dudgu, bridge, and also Gold llltl. Sums Valley, Meadows anil Beagle. The contention is titat milrket roads iru for the benefit of rural j dlgtt-k-9, and inasmuch as 90 peri cent of thu peoplo who ought to J have the benefit of using tills roud I as well as paying fur It, live nurlh j of the present survey, why . not l make it a trunk lino ruad for thu ihlrty-nino ranches wilhiii a one mile average radius uf same, these ranches having an acreage of I more than six thousand acres and much of same Is practically road less. altho;jiot taxless, but perhaps politically friendless. This is not an appeal for alms, but for Justice and a square deal to a peoplo who have, contributed generously for fifty years to tho building of urban road und with pride and lnwurd ; glory. j liuwevcr, If we now must be isolated -or perhaps crucified for ' vain glory, we trust tho self- 'respecting, 'liberty-loving. God fearing people of Jackson county will nut suffer our lifeless forms to be luid at rest In a swamiry sink-hole or a desert waste so bar ren that grasshoppers and digger squirrels dare not detour without a stock of provisions and liquids sufficient fur the Journey. What a vision of the future tile late Gov ernor Wltnyconibe must have had when he said, "If this market load law is enacted 1 liopo these peoplo will bo rewarded by it." Ono of tho last . official acts' of Judge Gardner was to have W. L. Van llouten make a preliminary,' un official survey for this road exact ly whero these petitioners now de mand this market road bo' con structed. . ( Give theso thirty-nine ranches back the tuxes paid into the coun ty depository the last ten years and we can build a ' macadam road thru this same territory to Dodge brldgo ourselves without aid, ud vleo or consent of anything other than a plain old farmer who sim ply knows his "onions." To bo sure, our geogruplilcul position places us most sadly in a hopeless minority but wo still have abiding faith when wo reflect that even John the Bnptlst wandered out into the wilderness to pray, l.ucllsts and wild honey may not lie so plentiful as of yore, but wo still muintuln that wo are members of tho human race, and that Ameri can Ideals ultimately demand a square deal for tho weak or under dog in tho fight. God forbid that we shall be obliged to retire to the mountain heights ami as wo be hold our brethren in the beautiful valley below, cry out In our an guish. "Brliiild Sodom und Go morrah in all Its glory, none other was ever urreyed like one of these!" L. M. SWKHT, Beagle. Ore.. April 25. l!l-'0. graphs Forever A CortVAI-LlB, Ore., April-27 (Al.tlvc committee for a complete ro- Intense rivalry over the recent i euunt of the 2786 votes cost. The closely contested student body; petition was circulated by leaders election at Oregon Suite College! of the associated partv, most of resulted today In the presents-1 whose major candidates were de tlonof a petition to the execu-l fented. ' "X)(SQ JCTll-- p out Clean Your Winter Clothes Before Storing For Safety M. .OTHS things! If they find one bit of encouraging sub stance on your winter things they may explore farther and find more. Clean your clothes before you put', them away. It hurts them to stand all summer with grease and soil spots on them . . . and they will be ready when you want them in the fall. "We're Not Satisfied Unless You Are" City Cleaning & Dyeing Works 624 N. Riverside (extract fromjformas teTler ri uruddA mi cnxr are hungry Phone 674t CIRIUI$IE$:. New ports added . . . more shore features... all time concentrated on essentials. ..pick of the world's ships ... i Canadian Pacific ser vice, cuisine and man- . agement throughout. Will you go this year? 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