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lyfEIXFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OKEGOy, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929. BEDFORD M ALL f RIBUNB NUjm4 W U HXProio rUKTLNS 0. i-lr-it m. nr t. COBUT IUHI. IU IliHPTU M1TH. Umttm tad Ua autur nn, wtar Art Min 1, lirt. - acBacupno.1 iatm . t lull la Adwxa: luir. with liaiu, ftm ....lt.se IiiUi. rtti sumUf. avaoj .T6 Oalll. vlltont fluadat. Mf S.SO ; Dallr, vlUKWl Sandl?. month .at ( Wvrhfi Will TrUNM. Mr 1.00 turfy. mr ................ i.o By Carrier, la Adrian la is HMsara. muubj, iteuomui, iroirai rout. uju ana oa Hajnvtn SIJ 5t1oo,J2rii'..::::, i Diir, vrta sunU, om rear Ail utm, eua la souo. 10'miiS'rrsU' ' iis answer to the medical ultimatum was to scratch off another u"llS!.!;f(:artoon of "JUdge Rummy" and enrich America's ulang with L3"2i " UJ'u'S? cSJ!i2i VHi " i aue u ma wen am puoiurjaa Mreis. . i AH rtabU far ntllmlM aaoal W 4 avaia ara aba ranrtal . - Sra dsUj arcma dmdarJaa rar abi a aaiflff oet. i, ina. aaaa. : Official pacer of tba Cltr af Mrffort. Off kit! paper or Jaeiaaa Comtr. Adrartlrlnc Starajantitrraj It C MOGENRBn A CUMP, In Ncv Tori. CMaao. rraneuao, Laa AoctHa, saania. Ye Smudlot By Arthur FofT ' 'What the front U y" f auto mobiles need. Is a ci4iP,lun wltl the power of a inula f htndleg, and the main virtue or t'.in pitchfork and the cactus. thu!.i'f automati cally defend Itself .b.:t a car with a trunk attaclie ff1 '!( r'ar "u1, starts backing.,'' ,1 . ' r jf- . ' A plea has; A-th to the prayers of the.t., rji--1 they pray that 8t. Hetlir . V'"- 'Alabama blatherskite -. ' .; be victori ous in the cot!ifif.1 n lmary. There are signs that AUJwma is recover ing its sanity I thinking of de feating him. - T ?;' for a Heflln victory Is the b'lciit of something, and while anwi about It. a few suppltcatlori iilrT't be filed for an injection In hH'soul of the funda mental prl "pM-Of common bu sman decency... . . ' Vm'&A V'KOM t'BAKI.K AND llH'S HER HKAI (Bcne Keglmcr) Dear Ar.iJ" Laurie: I am aclrl of thirteen and am fesd,' of going vut with boys.'-I;iii love s'.noklng. I wear. V-r j- short dresrtes and put a it't of rougo, powder, - ' lipstick, end I cweese my eye brows. My parents do not ' wlsn tp do these things. I love a rriin who Is thirty-two years ft age. - lie often asks ine tcrVlopo with him out west. : riese' glvo me your advice. . BLACKIB. . J'raj.'J'once do Leon (nee Idy Foru-'jfSupc), of the local Imita tion jKrlilfili set, who misjudged her jVouthfulneaa and went to a SaV. night dawnce. Is on the roud to recovery. 'John Johnson and Scott Davis, Who got back Tuesday from cir cumnavigating the globe, havo tho spring fever worse than If they had remained at home. A fleeting glimpse of an ice man, 'was caught Thursday afternoon. Tlfuce Bloom and May Louise Branch; license to wod, legal age. (Yreka Journal court house newaj.) What will tha blossoms bet flAIR Pl'liMNO FEARED ' .. . (llcux News) .i: The letter my husband re ceived last week, saying that he mistreated me. Is not the truth and the' writer had bet ter straighten up the matter, -Mrs. J. W. Straw hats are conspicuous by their absence.. 500,000,000 Is proposed for furm relief. This will put V. Bybee, tho J'vllle agriculturist In tho clear, and give blm a chanco to sit down. What is going to bo dono about the cat that has been whottlng Its claws ovenlngs on a Main btom phone polo? What will tho tour ists say ? The socially ostracised green onion is being devoured In a dare- uevu spirit, oy. a number of tho aristocracy. WHY nVMULNUKILS WEAKEN. ."I have been gottlug .up a pro gram for an organisation 1 repre sent, and (It has been no ensy Job. 1 havo, I bellevo, boon able to as somblo a fine program, but the length to .which some of my pros pects havo gono to escape being dratted Is almost - unbelievable. Three of-them have taken trips to Europo In order to bo able to wrlto me a lottcr containing a convincing allbL Another entered a hospital for an operation. In order to bo able to say truthfully that ho could not speak at my meeting. Ho far 1 have received no declination from anyone predicating his refusal on tho fact that he hnd ridden a motorcycle oft a cliff, and Is tem porarily indisposed, nor have I heard from any reluctant and tal ented pedestrian who maintained that bo had a rendosvous with a drunken driver at a busy Intersec tion, and expected to be happily ensconced In a plastor cast on tho date of the meeting, but anything ean happen, and doubtless will. If a reasonable degree of patlenco Is exercised. M-arned Tiller.) Pebs Favor It To All Others They would not be without new aronderful MKl,U-GLO Faro Pow der because It prevents larae pores Allays on longer1 apt-end more smoothly and Is famous for lis pur ity. So Irritation. Never alves a pasty or flaky luk to the skin. Its new French process gives a youth ful bloom and keeps ugly shine away. Try MELLo-OLO todayl Heath's Drug Store. r TAD WAS A 7'i'-,lt's easy enough to be happy , jKhen Life goes by like a song; t ( But the man worth while, n ' ' ,f f U the roan who can smile. i ., V When everything goes dead wrong. TEi$ iiftbt w-ell be Hie epitaph of Thomas Aloynius Dorgan, r!()a "Tad," from a sick-bed and from his wheel chuir, made tlwTorld lauBh a""1 jufe'Kk hil ""ew room" slang. 41 1)8 life "Tad" had struggled against ill health, a crip- ple-d IjMy, and a bad heart; but of tlt he was told that if lie , , . , ,-i, ,,.. ,,, ,,... : i 1 1 " y . . r r;i. rnH ...i, ...... nnmnmti d IBfc Xlgllfc lllll, HUUBC 1,1 I'l-l Vfnnancnt. vocabulary, he was ; f; Eiioueh to discourage and embitter any man. But not Tad. ' For crying out, loud," "Ves, "Cat's meow!" ' - ! Tad never read Emerson. Nevertheless be. was the very in carnation of the Emersonian .spirit. How perfectly, for ex ample, he exemplified the Concord Bard's definition of great ness. ' - ... "He la great who Is what he Is from' Nature, and who never reminds us of others. ;. - And how effectively "Tad's" life' demonstrated the truth that: ' ; :; ', j "Dlaconlcnt la the want of slf reliance ; It Is infirmity of will." - No infirmity of will bothered that irrepressible " wiseeracker" who never left the second floor of his Great Neck home. On no one did he; rely but himself, and in all the world there was no one like him.: .-. ' , "If the single man plant himself Idomitably on his instincts and there abide, the huge world wlU come round to him." Emerson again,' and there again -is "Tad." The high-brow and the low-brow; niastcr of English and the slingcr of slang; the graduate of Harvard, and the graduate of the sporting desk. And yet "how' superficial is the judgment that mistakes soiuid for substauce, externals for character, and fails to probe beneath appearances to that essence, which is Man." "The muily part Is to do with might and main what you can do." -That vas "Tad." Circumstances which would have forced most of us into quick submission, merely stimulated him to greater effort. Not only, did he smile when everything' went dcod wrong, he worked, one smile with him. Yes, in things of the spirit sius Dorgan was a great Man, a are commemorated by statues in TH? BEST INVESTMENT YOU CAN MAKE Public Health Association contributions. " No work in the country is more important than this, no or ganization in our community is performing a more tiscful serv ice' than the J. C. I'. H. Where - one person overcomes tho handicap of ill health, thousands succumb. It is no exaggeration, to say that, with 999 out of 1000, health is not ouly essential to success, it is the foundation of it. And in youth is the time to secure health, acquire those habits and secure those adjustments, necessary to it. HEALTH not only has a money value to tho individual anfl to the community; but it lias a moral value. We hear a great deal about juvenile delinquency and the growth of the crime wave. It is pretty generally agreed that the only effective method of combatting this evil, lies not in crime punishment but in crime prevention. And the cornerstone of crime prevention is health. Statis tics show that a tremendous percentage of tho boys and girls who take to crime Arc not so wrong morally as physically. The perfectly normal and healthy child is not necessarily the angel child, but he is almost never the criminal child. Given normal health,, the child quickly graduates from the inevitable "outlaw" stage and becomes the useful and law abiding citizen. SO, as we have remarked before, here is an organization and a community service which deserves not only the support of every citizen, morally, but materially. We ean eouceivc of no contribution calculated to give better returns to every resident in this community, in tho way of greater happiness and progress, than one to the Jackson County Public Health Association. Don't complain about the new parking ordinance in Jlcd ford, if you aren't sufficiently interested to give your views on it. If you haven't cut out and signed the questionnaire, printed in this paper -DO IT NOW 1 Yes, a fool and his money aro MUTT AND JEFF-There's ' i uiu iuw u i v- . . i n ir. 13 nwt w w A wsz. - i v a a BBm i g v r l m , . . i iwivw j v i- j k - ak mutt im TUe Yho, xlSSg ; sor a voice ue fc .. NUTTIJ JH 1 JB T WKiL: (JsLKieSp WmT.R a CANNED fe I - (0R!J oNcy r2i-. Q oh 1 : H SPEAKS IT SOUNDS '' Mv, V . .- I WlWOi GREAT MAN he refused to quit, and because didn, t care to can in me nnuer- i.:H t,id and his wheel chair. A iium itinfirnnrnTpn iti Tiurinna a n . . . . ... - , . .. Torced to cover the sport via his we have no bananas" and the might say he forced, others to that really count, Thomas Aloy- greater Hero than many who the public square. is soliciting memberships and ' soon married.- Many a True Word Spoken Under a Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BKABT, M. D. Crct-UBceC U1 to nmmmmi Of Dr. rmdy If Otter goM d wn wrcus im UB. cvivvd. onlr Urn mo to IMwmd lur. ITo aaar uv. wwua KXKItClSK AND JUG The otlifr day I announced a new, simple, practical! 4 fcol proof remedy for high blood pressure and promised to give out the de tails about the remedy in a talk to follow. This Is the beginning .of the talk; the announcement of the new remedy was entitled Low Breathing and High Blood Pres sure. Better look that up and read it over before you go on with this article. If you can't find It now. I'll repeat the thought I left for. readers to turn over in mind while waiting for the next chapter. II daid: Patients with uncompli cated hyer leas ion (that is high blood pressure without associated organic disease) usually have the low breathing habit thjeir breath ing Is both shallow and slow. There is a fairly common notion nmonK the laity and among some doctors, I fear, that persons with high blood preraure should avoid exercise, as any kind of muscular effort tends to increase the blood pressure. This Is all wrong. The truth is that almost every kind of exercise tends to lower blood pres sure, and Indeed one of the Impor tant causes of hypertension or ex cessive blood pressure Is neglect of exercise, failure to take sufficient; exercise every day, particularly failure to take the minimum ra tion, six miles of oxygen on the hoof, every day. No. doubt extreme exertion, overexerclsev may run up tho blood pressure In certain cases of organic disease. Such a result is very ex ceptional and need not deter any health conservationist from walk ing to work. Borne medical authority or other recently circulated a warn i n g about the golf habit, which he inti mated will raise a fellow's blood pressure If he doesn't watch out. This authority seemed to favor barnyard or sidewalk golf and very little or that. Once or twlco I have been compelled to listen to a gang of golf fiends exchango comments, and I made up my mind that I shall never Iay that game when I grow up. I'm a teetotaler, and be st d oh, I prefer games whro there is less talking and more action, such as checkers or poker. But having heard these fiends discuss their game I think I know why golf raises blood pressure It Is tho effect of tho nineteenth hole, plus tho unfortunate fancy of many players that tho gamo is exercise. Exercise for a tottering old geezer, perhaps, but not for a man still living. To a, considerable extent tlito relative, proportions, of the.enir volume of blood contained in.ttia general circulation and In the lesser circulation (right sldo of heart and lungs) determines Hid degree of blood pressure. Th vast capillary network In tho lungs holds nearly one-ftft.i or tho enure mass of blood normally, and the great dlstenslbliity or elasticity of tho lung capillaries permits- wido variations -of the proportion of the circulating blood In this area. I explained hero recently how exercise such as brisk walking pumps blood out of the veins In tho legs into the great veins that carry tho blood back toward the heart this is tho reason why walking Is a good exercise for per sons subject to varicose veins, tho prolonged standing Is rather harm ful. AVell, now, exercise has a sim ilar effect on high blood pressure; It pumps blood from the general circulation Into the lesser circula tion; this obviously relieves the tension In the general circulation. Tension is pressuro of the blood on tho arterial wall. Hd you had better be stepping out If you want to savo your arteries. Ql'KSTIOXS AND AXSWEIIS? Catarrh Ohscxslon 1. Can two diseases be success fully treated at tho samo tlino, such as ulcerated stomach and ca tarrh? 2. By treating catarrhal trouble would ulccruted stomach vanish? 3. What foods must catarrh sufferers avoid? 4. Is there a euro for caturrh? I havo tried many and failed. 5. Can you put me in touch with a good catarrh specialist? (P. O. ) Answer Almost any number of diseases up to 17 or 23 may be successfully treated at tho same time. There Is no such disease I condition or trouble ns "catarrh aUapMt, sUf-wMrMMd Is cxckt ( inruaff i tmm uuii raogf m ! ft rrply cu to mU to furUm Mt mhrty unoj, ta ean m mm mwps. H BLOOD PRKS.SI KE Only fakers pretend to have a cure for "catarrhal trouble." Do not be swindled by such sharks. Con sult a physician and say nothing about "catarrh." Don't even tell the doctor you havo "stomach" trouble. Tell him simply what you feel or don't feel, where, when or how greatly. Leave it to the doc tor to decide what alls you. There are no good catarrh specialists. All the crooks who pretend to be ca tarrh specialists are thoroly bad eggs. Muscular Crump Noticed an inquiry about muscu lar cramps. My aged mother Buf fered excruciating pains which were relieved promptly by Im mersing In water, as hot aa can be borne. Before we discovered this a doctor's care was necessary to relieve these cramps. (B. O, V.) Answer Thank you. Heat, par ticularly moist heat. Is still the sqverelgn remedy for spasmodic pains or cramps. Abdominal cramps may be relieved by hot baths, hot fomentations, hot stupes hot water bottle, electric heating devices, etc. Hot foot baths relieve cramps In the lower abdomen. Hot hand baths, or holding the hands in hot water, often relieve cramps or pains in the upper abdomen or chest. When'll outlytn' banks learn to put the burglar alarm buttons in the vaults? A pedowtriau alius looks in ..the direction a cur uo ul tin' bo co in in from wlien he crosses a street. 4 Quill Points Kvery malo cynic is a bachelor or unhappily married. Recent developments In oil cir cles teach us it Is moro wicked to show contempt for the senate than to show contempt for truth. If she gives him another date, after discovering he Is a widower, she is awaro of getting old. Shame alone would keep the world decent,- but alas! so many are ashamed of the wrong things. A woman knows wlien her husband Is licked. He always sloins the door as ho goes out. Threo great factors in American civilization; .parcel post. Sat. Kve. Post, Emily Post. The Jones law makes violation a felony. If you have knowledge of a felony and don't report it. you aro a criminal. Lot's build a juil yard around America. i.ucKy oiu uoys: J ney uia mcir Kissing wnen a gin uiun t taste of anything but girl. Americanism: A good girl, dc- i torniined to bo popular, trying very ! hard to seem wild. i Tho next time tho coast guard wishes to -wink a boat. It should 1 select one belonging to Siam. If ho says America Is wet or dry, honest or crooked, better or worse. ho is describing the part of U ho. elects to sasoclato with. Stmtlo for today: As lonesomo as tho sound of 'a hen cackle on a Sunday morning. A grass widow can beat a mal- Hot Towel Mediterranean Fly May Cause Country Greatest Pest War to Exterminate Foreign Enemy of 72 Kinds of Fruit Cross section of grnefrult (up per right) showing how appar ently perfect fruit may bo parti y destroyed by larvae of the Medi terranean fruit fly (lower right). Dr. C L. Marlait (above) 1 leading the fight hi tho Florida ou t break. By Frank I. Weller. (Associated Press Farm Kdltor) WASHINGTON-- (TP) The sen sational battle with the Mediter ranean fruit fly at Orlando, Fla.. may bo only the opening shot in ono of the country's greatest fight to exterminate a foreign pest, fed eral officials fear. The full force, of the federal government's powerful machinery for fighting fruit pests is behind tho drive. Decision of the federal horticul tural board to embrace all of Florida in a quarantine controlling the movement of fruits and cer tain vegetables opened the door to federal participation in tho bat tle. It was reached after .con ferences with Florida officials and citrus growers.' The quarantine is in no sense, an embargo, but all shipments will be made in accordance with regulatory measures. For 100 years the Mediterran ean fruit fly has been known to science and during that time has spread throughout tho world. Until It appeared in Florida. North America was the only large area to escape. , 1 Thero is no knowledge of the manner in which it gained en trance. Heretofore it has been kept out of this country by an embargo on certain products from Infested countries. Tho process has required tho constant vigilance den at catching a husband, but sporty little cars have spoiled the used-car market. " A hypocrite is a man who pretends to believe and iwym pathlze when you claim symp toms like his. Tho law of supply and demand doesn't always work. Twin beds and two-car garages camn in after twins went out of fnshion. - AUTO PARKING QUESTIONNAIRE Following a joint meeting of members of the Merchants' Association, City Council and Planning Commission at which an agreement was reached on the essential points of the pro posed new traffic ordinance, the City Planning Commission wished an expression from the public in general on a few of the points concerning parking regulations. 'Therefore the following questions will appear in this paper every day this week, and it is requested that all readers, both city and country, express their views by clipping out the coupon, ad dressing the same to the Traffic Committee, care of this paper. Answer "Yes" or "Xtf." 1 Do you favor one hour parking in the central busi ness district! 2 Do yon favor half-hour parking in the central business district? .-7 3 Do you wisli the present area of limited lime parking extended to, increase more territory? 4 Do you wish tho limited time parking to be in effect until 9 p. jn. Saturday nights! 5 Should(double parking be prohibited! . 6 Are you in favor of limiting service station driveways, in the central business district, to IS feet on each street in order to provide more parking room! . Name Address of tho federal horticultural board. Every possible barrier against the pest had been erected by state and federal quarantine and it was believed little danger of its gain ing entry through tho medium of commercial shipments of fresh fruits existed. It may have been brought in by the surreptitious visit of boat from Bermuda, on fruits concealed by tourists, or In mail and express packages sent from infested countries, some explana tions suggest. Dr. C. L. Marlatt, chief of tho United States bureau of ento mology and chief of federal plant quarantine and control administra tion, expects the regulatory meas ures to minimize the spread of the insect-to other parts of Florida. Destructiveness of the fly jn other countries and the fact that it is almost impossible to control adds to the seriousness of tho outbreak In this country. Tho Mediterranean fruit fly is one of tho worst enemies of fruit grown in tropical and semi-tropical countries. In the Hawaiian islands, where it has cauiod great damage since" 1910, it attacks 72 kinds of fruits, including oranges, grapefruits, lemons, limes, peaches, apples, quinces, pears plums and grapes. An Indication of its potential danger to various parts of the United States is seen in tho fact that It attacks such vegetables as tomatoes, and even destroys cotton bolls, aiost ot tno mines suuject to Dcst periormancc out ol either, tho pest now aro erown or cani Vou can't expect to feel too if your bo grown in the southern states, liver is out of order, your stomach tho gulf region, California , and unset, nerves jumpy or bowels tied up. the nouthwest. . , - - . I Vou must build up your vital forces Tho fly lays Its egifs beneatlr and you weak, weary despondent men tho skin or shell ot fruits, nuts, aid women who have been doctoring unci vegetables, anil tho feeding for ages trying to get back the vim and larvae may dostroy tho interior enduranceof earlier years will beaston comiiletely. Often damage is ' "t jshed, delighted and amazed to see apparent until infested fruit Harts; how quickly strength, energy and vital- fulling. Do You Remember? 10 Y FA His AGO TODAY (From files of Mai) Tribune) M ;t, ii. Lieut. Hob Deuel has arrived In New York Willi ine -suui uivibiuh, ind after veiling Aew 101 a aim I'liicagu will return homo. J F. Hale today sold hi music store to the Palmer Piano Place. Bereant Cole Holmes writes that canned Medford apples aro a de light in France. Bids will booh bo let for paving the highway from Gold Hill to Grunts Pass. W. H. Gore, because of stress of business activities, will not be able to attend the open forum ot tho public library tonight and debato with Porter Neff on the League of Nations. Mr. Neff favors tho lea gue. ' , - Smudge: Tho wheat field on the west side of tho phone office gives a rural touch to our metropolitan atmosphere. ' 20 YEAKS AGO TODAY (From files of Mail Tribune) May 3, 1H09. V, 8. Senator Chamberlain, has taken up tho matter of a free .car rier service for Medford with tho postal department. 1 : 1 Jeff Hoard and family have mov ed to their new home at tho end of East Main street. Col. F. V. Medynski has gone to his homestead in Butto Falls to dig for an artesian well. All tho buildings at Crater Lake park destroyed or damaged by heavy snows. The snow, thero is now 10 feet deep. ' . John M. Koot has sold an option on his East Main street property to J. H. Wood, and a hotel deal is said to be pending. Ad "Ask for Salem beer and drink It. All beers are good, but Salem beer is best." Capt. Gordon Voorhies, Walter Burrell, owners of the Burrell or- ! chard, and H. B. Tronson of Eagle Point spent Sunday in Medford. ' Shoeshino boys in the Texas cap ital aro very exclusive. ' No shino ' hoy of the senate will work for a representative, and vice versa. Are You "Hitting On AJLSix?" Liver Stomach BoweU Nerves Brain Heart Are They All 100? Folks, the human' bodv is iust like a good car, everything must be in good workin? order if vou exnect to pet the uy lumi: udcK mru i ne use 01 laniac. Go to your druggist now and get a I bottle of Tanlac. Millions of folks have started back on the road to youth, ! health and happiness with this world- famous tonic and there is no reason I why you, too, can't begin today to re- build your worn-out tissues and rc j vitalize your entire system. Your money back if you are not j speedily helped by a fair trial ot this ! world-famous medicine. Tanlac 52 MlillON BOTTLES USED AGiants Garden CALIFORNIA NEAREST PLAYCROUNO The Redwood Empire This summer, tee the oldest and tallest of trees, on the way to San Francisco Humboldt County Board ol Trade EurcU, OillfornU ByJBUD FISHER
