Medford mail tribune., May 04, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

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ICEMBII Of THR ASSOCIATED PRM .
Bi.u run Uaml Win hnlM ,
; tlx AttocUUd Fran i) tielutlwlf ealltUd U
i tta aw (ot Halo at aU m dlwaukai
' vdllrd la II or Marram endltaa la thu paaar,
' aad alto la Urn local mwt aublldied bartln.
AU llatKa for publleaUoa at laaalal almtOal
'. aartli ar auo resema.
inn dallr amaia elrruUUaa rat all awctai
Bdlof oel. 1, iaaa, aaoo. -
Official aaacr of tot ritj of Mrtlort.
UfllcUl aaper af Jartioo Counlr.
, AdnrtUMf lhccewiutltal
II. C. "OUKKBKlj 4 COMPANY
' omcaa la Tark. Chkata. Detroit
fv rranbco. Lot Anclea, SM1IU. fortUpa,
Ye Smudge Pot
i By Arthur Perry
Next week l Better Music, Wo,
si thlft Col.repoats.what It has said
before: Thero IS nothing wrong
Willi thcnitislc, It's the musician.
' Tho Kneilnh r wuitiul troea on
Hlxlh Htrrf, UooDlto thn pi'otOHts or
tho locnl ' lihltiitlon Dtltlnli 801,
huVo gono tho way of tho Wckod,
mid Burciiniliod to profsrofm. '' An
nxa Irt llii'lr vlmlB, hiouglit thpra to
eutth to make wny for new lamp
: iiorih. i Tho. KBKliHh walnut Irei'H
nroilutioil walniitH, nnil ware o
, Imrd-hcailca' mibody but .an export
',, Hiifocracki-r could gulp entrance t
, " their cupboard, niter whlcli tho
"' nulrlilouii nut , meat enuld be io----
moved, either with a hulrpln or
the crochet needle rientlHta une to
remove the nerve of a hack tootn.
The result wftK not worth tho cf
fori. Th English walnutH, how
.'' ever, had a thick, cuxhiony hide,
- eaUHlng tnem to n(iunli pleaKantly
when they dropped on the pave
"'. menf oi' pnHKlng pcdejjtlianH. This
Yl; aide gave forth a brown Juice,
'i ,, which was uned In early days to
tan the panta of ploneere. , The u
parted trees were about 35 years
old, and It Is doubtful it our
artliitically-cyed city council picked
l.'. nut' ii lump post half as beautilul.
Our tltlzens are vmltm with no
niiiro gpsto' on tho traffic rules,
' than, If .11 was a vital Issue at a
'"i regular election, In which either
. inohliatlun or . rcllgloii was In
volved. . ' . , . 1
Anyone seeing ft chain running
nrouiid with n brlndlo (log at nilu
eij'l. ;pleflSo .cnll Chris Hchniedlt.-i-(
('ulinyru ripectator.J Vhlch end,
Christ? "" V ' , . ' !
Istica" WomnokV wrio- has l)en
i'iUhIiik rainbows jntb luil on In the
jtruund for 40. years; 'nan developed
a.new; iiichulrfiev lib now draws a
ti-giani 'front .Deliver, ;1cfnro he
exhlbfis'. rV'roek froni' Jaoksonvlllo.
'.Ijtttln Bh'lK nro' busy cooking,
' rJsintf dii't Insieim of flour.: They
! Wlimet rtvee this folly as they got
' a whiff of gasiiline, imd hear a Jasia'.
or'heKlra., y
Another service fslitlon Is In tlie
i making, and was badly needed.
The- 'Portland ball team Is going
thru. the motions ot trying to pluy
r ball ..dally., with great .persistency,
and signs Iniilcato their opponent
will sooner or later weary of ' win
ning. ' r
Unele SC. t; repoitert yesterday,
slty his Trader Horn vWhlskers And
seven teeih. llo hiild he .received
.iiji JH-pnge'lotter, whUe down with
'the lumbago,, and retaliated with a
so-nana letter.
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!Thls has been tho poorest spring
In the memory -of the oldest In
habitant for poetry and straw huts.
C "i: TlM HAD
The-senator from Alabam'
"vtrr;Henis ' a -resnlution 'n'
Against a flagrant fracture of
Our noble Constitution.
'JJ" l'or whrn he was In llrockton town
,i '' Akiuickln' of the Pops. '
mf,, Home minion of the "intorosts,"
- Imbued with fervent hope,
; Did up nnd'henvo a bottle .
'V Which lately had held pop
Y'i ,l missed' tho man from AlulinnV
- j Hut got itself a cop,
We're for a resolution ;
a ; , lOxprtwsing deep regret
U missed tho man from Alabam'
WO liopo thuy get him yet.
(Kansas City Star.)
r ; (An intoxicate guy was loose yes-
teYdrty,' so friends put him In his
i nutiimoblle. This was an astound
ing pleiV .of dliH'rettitii and coin-
ft, monsense and fast thlnklmr. and
Inuklng'. lifter the wclfiue of nil
concerned. 11 wan un outstundlnE
piece ot long-headed, work.
' Mrs.. 4y II. Atlnms has returned
roru visit vltlj friends and rela
tives on ' Oraves Creek W'lOrantn
1'iiss C'oiler.) The, well known
bettor half.
'.i;fi-k'H'1.ncv hits rismso
ir. . .' tTitHlni.' Kan., Journal)
The president stole a march on
Viishlngton Hn I urclny and', went
' : fishing. ' The news distatehes tell
the story. lloOHtfnlly, almost, the
news-eoliiihns ring with 'the ac
count. Tho president's fishing
tackle .had heen sent down. In urf-
I .vonee. . The .lines had been attach'
.... ed to tiie poles, The hooks baited.
V '. All the presldl nt had to do was to
east Into the stream, and blng! A
'J-i"tixijt .struck and the president
'-landed him. Then' he 'returned An
WashinMlon almost before he had
THE DIVINE RIGHT
t'S
HE PORTLAND SPECTATOR ; juitifies;-yiblHo6 -iii-rtii
litioiiXaw as follows: i j " r. '' I -V ' I.
In all flnie the unfettered Individual has reserved the right to
' tietermlna .jrhat bad laws iie should' pot pty;. and oui of thia ,
' fosistance to tyriini)kal enactments linn coins 'such meaHure .of
vjreodgm as we are. permitted: to enjoy. When the individual Is
rob)ieil bt )iU right Q adaptor reject them (laws) os. his judoi
; hiept dictates, lie cease to be a cltlzep and Is a 8err-rTh Vol-'
j uiead law Is a bad anactment, and . prison, and subornation, of-per- .
Jury arid rpiii'der caiinof enforce it.'.,,', j , .",,'-, ,.. ,,, ,, ': :'
"Well, nd fine pnn iufeiiHe tlip Apectato.lr of lack of cntidor.vThe
issue if cloarU: drawn, . "'the huittcr of law nnforcpm'eiit does not
rest witlt the government, .at with tlte liihjorlty j it. ress entirely
with'.tJio ihclividunl. : '.';;.'.' . ;c. ;v i.V ' ..
If,- in the judRiftent pf flio
a. bod law, tlien he is, not only justified in -violating itvho is a
poor 'benighted serf if lie doesn't violate it. : , .
What applies to the prohibition - law;.- mint of course apply
to all laws. Therefore, following the pontifieul pronouneemcnt
of the Portland weekly, we come to thin' inevitable coftclusion:
Y Tho individual in this Denioerncy is under obligations . to
obey only those laws, which, ho likes, in which he as an unfet
tered freeman believes. Xo ntnlter what laws the majority
enact, no matter, what the government proelaimn or the-courts
decree, it is not only the right but. the duty of. every. citizen
to break all laws which he personally regards us ''bad."-.
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THIS will bo cheering news to biir bootleggers, hi-jaekcrs,
rackctccers and the Anialgamatcd Union of Gunmen. The
once respected theory that in a Democracy the majority rules,
thnt the proper method of combatting laws which' arc bad is to
secure their repeal ; is, it seema, all applesauce. .
; The Oracle has spoken. There is (inly pnc'Suprcme law, t
that is the judgment of the individiifll.lf yot'like a law, oh-,
servo it r if yon don't like it, break if-" . .. -:
Shades of Big; Jlill llaywoodl . What a shame he had to die
in far-off llussiii, without seeing the adopt ion- of hiii cherialied
ideal in his own homeland., For this, of course, is tho orthodox
creed of the philosophical anarchists . '. r -i , , . ;
"Jn a free land, thero should
a lnw unto himself." .
Aye, verily! "Your fathers,
ets, do thev live forever.?" ' V1 '
HAVE WE BEEN TOO BUSY? '
CRIMINALS, after all, are a
erate because'-fhe great -
Given an aroused public sentiment in any community and tho
mayor and police are compelled
(langstera prey : upon unorganized industries and trtidcs.
Payroll, robberies and murders occur, when the police. tolerate
the existence of known;gnngs t)f criminals. The police may not
know who committed a particular crime but they always know
the criminal population.'. ' a u,. ' .,. ., ; . , a . i
The police and sheriffs, for
from these bandits, tolerate tbp
mit 'them to do so.
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') .' Jlemajuber that 6nd' if your. community is being made the
vletiml of some of these new criminals get together with your
neighbors and friends and insist, upon law enforcement. Let
only 10 per cent of the decent
ize? and. without delay . the criminals can be routed. Let a small
group pC 'honest men in any trade or industry get together and
no gangster; can prgaiiize bis rnckof. ''i'.,':' !;v ,t- i ;Y
t,nir moral nuer is sound enough but wo liavo been too busy
witlt our private -affairs.'' Give n
coUiip-uiiity and you will, be both
result. Collier V Weekly, i ;
! Kngland has nbolish(!d tjie
Boston is set in her, ways. "
Io you believe in double pnrking in Medford if the driver
remains in tho car? ; If you
fpiostionnairc in today's paper
,Tho, present champion- hog,
says she won't raise 'em, : -
A two-car gnrago nny indieatd' wealth, or it may indicate
the man got mad because the
old one- , ..'.'.". ; ; ..
Tho department of Commerce
ice station business is there arc
As long as the law of gravity
tion there will bo no fool-proof
proof business. . ;r
It's a little early to celebrate, hut it. does look as though
even Xature whs conspiring to
the Rogue River valley.' , V
MUTT AND JEFF
DAV. IM TMC HtSTbfeY oC The TAUlS. Yoo.MOiT enUNClAT H ABOuT M. JUST I xri e PtrK Wf--- VfeSSrE- r-v vVw
IMTACU'Sewcft AKI CAST M6 IN) TAV-k THROUGH WHAT rVvY ..; g ttikfi lM,jm AKCmI 1-f frC' 1
'r,-Jlfe(VKIM6 PART IM A f;tLrVV, J.'XiE-r YOUR NjOSS r---Ca r'e.AKtM& VARl at"T,l ites -!3fe'r5 l -
OF LAW BREAKING
individual, anylavr is to . liisa-minM
bo no laws, for tlio Individual l,
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whore ar'e they?i'And the proph
.
very . smaU. minority,
hbnest - niujority are
They op
apathetic.
to fight crime.' ;
the1 rural sections also suffer
gangsters only as long im we per-,
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people of any community organ
liitlo thought iind tiiito to your
surprised and .pleased with the
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tax on" tea, but it's ton Into iiow.
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do, we suggest you fill out the
and send it to thisiffico at once.
caller need not fenr. . Miss Tally
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dealer only offered $1200 for his
,
says the trouble with the serv
too many of them. i
and. supply and demand func
airplane- and. no- bankruptcy-
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make this a banner fruit year iu
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An Echo Jumps Off a
Personal Health Seirvice
Mj WJLLUM
Lcttm ahouu b brief ud wrtttea la ink.
Mlmd, only Um ouJm nwri bm.--
t&f to foartntetiooa, addrtw pr. WlllUa
. ; Throe readers from widely .sep
arated ; placoH iiav' been . urgtng
the Idea of establiHhiiig a elqb tax:
the ' purpose' of controlllYig t
DON'T Mikfl; that
w o r d. '"control"
nt rVll; '-lot"-un" nay
p r 4 vtriu instead.
Whon-ryou say
control, in refer
ence to a pre
vent ible. disease
it seems "to mo
that you are not
taking your sani
tary effort seri
ously; yoq. are Just going to keep
a! lot' of records and do a lot of
talking nnd co-operating with Tom
and Hflrry arid the Ladies' Uplift
Circle, while the disenxe you con
cern, yourself with 'just' runs on
about the same tho. you had.
nevor undertaken to Vcontrol it
at all so, ' if you please 1 ladies
and gentlemen, Or at least until I
am, put out of tho hall, we will
strive to PUEVJ5NT. ' and , our
club will' have for its solo 1 pur
pose the prevention of CHI. Ono
of the proponents of the club hails
from ; Michigan. Another wrh.es
from Massachusetts, . where writ
ing . is ofton done, as.. by Cat the
Silent, The third prospector Qiiitc
naturally,'. Is a Missouriqn, he as
sures meand still quite naturally,
he lives In Mlnncsotn; MiKsourians
T have met .almost invariably live
unywhere rather'-' than'; In- " Mis
souri. ... , - , : . ' .. ' i ; '
. The Michigan patron or founder
makes u nolso like, a mother, and
without any reflections on - the
rest of the hoard I earnpstjy re
(UieHt clowo attention to what this
Michigan ludy has to say:'
.''There must bo ' a great
- many mothers who feel as I
do about the prevention of
tho crl. I wish tio timo -would
como. when everybody
knows about tho way crl is
spread in cbuKh, snooze and
conversational spray, se that
: I might benefit' while I am "
, raising my children. We might'
form a club . . . prizes for
. mothers who keep 'children
i from having crl . . , for chnm-plon-
boy or girl with longest
record without crl . , . seve- -ral
mothers In any . locality
, could get together and . plun
campaign. . . . i
i For two formidable reasons I
fear such a; cjuh would find hard
going. The first reason la .mo
reactionary attitude on the -part
of tho constituted health authori
ties towurd tho very idea of the
cri; the, other reoMOn is. the obli
gation that membership in .the
club- would - impose on mothavs
with the crl to remain away from
tho ' meetings, or como properly
muzzled for thef projection of other
memriers irom ner convorsaintnui
sprny, all rlht, jtiHt as they have
learned tho significance of Up-
qovered cough and snoczc.but ye
must Rive 'em time: politics ab
hors abrupt reform. ., "Whether
mothers , wjio understand erl nnd'
comprehend its cost to . dumcStiu
wfclfaio ..are willing to i ori the
niaKlc when tlfey have a bit of cri.
remains to bo seen,' AlthouKh I
doiffit whether such a .club could
thrive .In . tho. prenent..' state of
professional and popular .belief.
L should bo -glad to lend what
ever aid or. udvlce I may to the
project. ' . 1 ,
The MaRHuehusetta mother de
plores the radio censorship which
permits me to iallc freely about
tho danger of the spray from
open fare cough or sneeze, but
prohibits 'n. reference to "the spray
of conversation, which, of course,
is quite as dangerous, tho It bus
a Hhorler rango. She goes on to
tell how a local school' teacher,
Ignorant of this modo of infec
tion, paid social calls to a group
of nmt hers, while she had "one
of the worst colds in years," and
thus dcvelped an epidemic. Jn
school, as 1 have observed, one
finds tho lowest level of' knowl-
cdne of hygiene nnd sanitation. .
QUESTIONS AND AN8WFHS,
ljook Natural.
AVhy encouraRo women to use
copperas nnd muck tea to' cover
gray hair? The older ft woman
grows tho lighter tho hutr-must
be in shade, to soften the lines
of her face . . I do not make
hair dye , . , however, I have
dyed hundreds of heads, ns blonde.
pnlo nsh with n touch of red.
whatever shade may eem suit
able . women must look natu
ral no matter about their age . .
Graduate cosmetoloRNt.
- 'Ant Thank you That sounds
CHff
BEADT, U. 0.
Ovhtt to tb Un mtmbM af utsm m.
So U&r viwt aot MBJe
Pr4y. ta tw ot Uii Mip.
sensible-, enough, i Rome wumt u
have ;to!d; me. the -copperas and
black tea stunt makes Vrn look
Hmrid while Anthers, report that
it gives preat siitisfnction. .Per
haps this depends in part oh the
ipdlvldunl type, ns you :'p,xplain,
as weir -as the skill is ap plica
tion. - v( ; ; ',; . --
!v The Mystery Man.r ''"' '
! In-reply to a queryjibout , per
nicious anemia you said the .cause
is unknown but half a pound of
llvor three times a. week will cure
and hold ' ihe ' tlisease In pheclf
if the patient .will eat It, cooked
to suit taste, right along, tho ane
mia recurring if the liver Is omit
ted from the diet. Another -fhy-slcian
answering a similar query
says. "My advice is that you do
not go on liver diet , . the re
sults have been very pleaHing.
but for-bne thing many of these
cases develop Hrlght's - disease
on such a diet. . . -C. Y. -
Annwer I like a good mystery,
but there is none here. I de
duce that this "other1 physician"
Is, a near doctor who Is exploited
because he helps tho sale of cer
tain kinds of fruit. Any faker
may call 'himself "Doctor" and
millions of. gullibles; will readiifr'
believe he Is one. ; ;
, , '. Oil Velvet.. : '.
For callus on the sole of the
foot you recomiliehded a pad of
flt I cannot 'find this item,
tho I know I -filca; It . . M. T.
1 Answer Aint' .filing systems
baffling that way! - Strap over
tho callus with adhesive - plaster
a pad of .thick, felt such oh har-
nessmakers or . bollermakers use.
Wear this constantly. You may.
soften and remove the callus by
means of tho fifmillnr corn rem
edy thirty (30) grains salicylic
add dissolved in half ounce flex
ible collodion, painted - on corn,
callus or wart once daily for a
week, or longer. , . - -(Copyright
John F. Dllle Co.)
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"lie's allu kKC-ii!-. Irnio ,'
rhiicrt - .Mifi. ; Win l'luiik.. 't'dUijr', , ut
her dlvorr-e licarln'.- Our , state
haiik vt12 held ,'iii. this' inornlii
o rcslstnnrtv no shots, no clue.
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Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One.)
attend, to ((.. And It pays ,t,o ad- j
iveitlse.; Twenty-two years ago D. 1
A. Crawford, very young, answered
a "want ad.'V and got . a. Job- as 1
stenographer with Sir. Cany, late j
president of the I'ullmati company.
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Thursday the Pullman compnny j
directors, intelligently promoting;
one of their own, men; chose Mv.'l
Crawford to succeed Sir. Cavry, as I
presldenL -
-Doo't stay In ,the . wfohg place.
But don't be in a hurry to decide !
that you 1110 right and tho Job Is
wrong. ; : v ; --. ,- ;
' In response to an appeal of Cath
olic; charities In New. York, SI,0D4
450 was subscribed in few days.
The giving is largely a tribute to
the esteem in which Cardinal Hayes
is held by New Irork's. citizens.
A gift of $25,0U0 was announced '
Thursday from. John D. Hockefel-1
ler, Jr.. who wrote Cardinal Hayes: j
"In tt-yinR to meet human, needs.
we are all of us. Catholics, Pro -
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dc-:
f instants and Jaws alike, serving ft
; common cause." . . , .
. Prince Henry, Duke of Olou eer
ier, ton or King CJeorce, arrived in
Tokib Thursday to gire the Order
or the. Garter to the Japanese mi
kado. Km per or Kiro.hlto was at
the .railway Htatlon, Kreetlnc the
HrHIflh prince with great cordiality,
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Prince Henry rode through-Toklo
in full dress uiillorin, in a carriage
drawn by six hornea. That is a
chapgo from old Japanese days of
excluslveness when no "barbarian"
mlxht Jook upon the sacred person'
of the mJkado. i .
JaiKin recognizes the value 'of
Great Britain's battleHhlps; ,,CJUis
era and growing air fleet. ; '
Uncle 'Sam, take notice.'. To l)e
respected, v make yourself vrespect
able. -'- . ' ' "
' Ten. were killed, many- Injured, In
Berlin, diirlng rlotlnit started by
'cqmmimlHtie "redn"on Way day, .
Other outbreaks are feared, apd
It Ijb suggested, the communists
might- even carry, the coming Ger
man elections. - '. . -' ;-
. That, - however; fl ,'not happen.
During 50 years of education-'by
the German Social Democratic
party,- the German people have
learned to think. . ...
Jn New York a fratherlhir of ear-
-nest radicals urge the formation of
an American labor party oft a Eu
ropean model.
That wouldn't do any harm, per
haps. American - labor . parties,
when election day nomes around,
vote- Democratic or Republican,
NOT Labor. .
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, But American labor must be care
ful not to organise labor Itself on
the European plan. . ,
There are no Europcanfactorles
entirely surrpundea by automobiles
owned by f,he workers. ; t-, ;.. i . . '.
.Uiny things' need chnngriip and
Improvement in this countr. - lint
ldirope's methods' won't" do the
W01'Kt ; ',.' .
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Here are details of a renll'y good
war.. .. .' . i ... ;5 ; :
I'om ; China, Jnpan, India, and
Korea. 1,000,000 fighters hnve been
imported, and turned loose in tho
state of New Jersey. -'j,
These fightei-H are imrasltea lLnt
attack the Japaneso beetle, dunger-
uub insect pest. M '
Lady bugs are used to destroy
the "scale" that ruins fruit trees,
when men know enough to confine
their wars to insect fighting, civil
ization will start.
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HEAVY, TURKESTAN
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, AKHApA'D. Itussian Turkestan;
Hay i .4. rfl) Enrthtluakos -which'
yesterday shook tho vast stretches
west' of Samarkand, were believed
today -to have taken d iieavy 'toll
of life and property. . ;
Unconfirmed reports flald 1000
persons perished In three l'erslnn
towns alone, while 11 were killed
and 40 injured hereabout ds-tour
successlvo tremors brought down
houses and buildings In many vil
lages. '-;Ono person was killed In
this city. and .28; injured. Ninety
houses were demolished. - '
EARTHQUAKE TOLL
AUTO PARKING QUESTIONNAIRE
.'-Following a joiiif.iiici'tins of members of the rerclmnls"
Assoeiiitioii(.Gity Cojirt'dil niKi rifiiiniiif; Coinim'ssion iit;whieh:
on -jigi-eement .rt'fis reached oil :thc essoutinl paints of tlie pro
posed new-truffie' ordinimeei .the City.rinntiiiiK Commission
wished an expression from the. public in generid on a few of
llie. poiiits conecrriinsr parking regulations. Therefore the
following questions will appoar in this paper every day thta
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" tho Traffic Committee, ''care of this
paper. . .; : ? ' ;....:-;,-.:
i - Answer 'Ycs" or "No.V v -' "! ''.'-.'.i'r.----t :'
Do you favor ope hour parking hi the central .buRi-
lioss district? '.; " h"l' '. ,..i, '-'.',,' '.' .
; 2 Do you favor half-hour parking in tho central business
district? ; ..: ;-;..'-T.-; f.
t)!) T011 V'ish the present area pf. limited time parking
extended to increase niore territory?
. 4 Do yoii vish the . limited time parking to be in effect
until 9 p. m. Saturday nights ?,U.......;...w.... ;
. '6--Sliould double parking be prohibited? ' -
6 Are you in favor , of limiting service station driveways,
in tlio central business district, to IS 'feet on each street in
order to provide more parking room?
Name i....A.-..,,.'.....'......u.,.....'....''.... .....
; . Address ..........'...;.... . ,. ,.
i
I
L
Quill Points
.'At any rate law enforcement will
tench the' innocent , bystander to
duck quickly. , - ' ' : ' '
'"You cnji't tell, i If he scratches,
he 'may .he. ft . conaerviilive who
change laje or-a progressive who
plcnicks early. '
'Some '.entertainers; ifot $3000 a
night o do i their siuff at swell
parile. ' but olhofn may. be : had
free If Invited as reKUini' uuests.
'if, : '; C-t
y The tlay of tho explorer is
'ovcr;'&)4t you can get the same
- klcJc.by?dlscoveriJig u lKirklng
plrt'en;.'-;,1;...-'
1 Florida may offer .equal oppor
tunity in some lines, but California
A husband who tells the blonde
he in . mlHundcrt.-Jcd, at home is
peeved ' because his wife - doesn't
brag on, him. .. . . .-
' Another cause of divorce: There
isn't room in- one house for two
Self-mademurtyrs. .
Americanism: Being conscious
of ignorance: proudly displaying
it magazine that claims it Is print
ed for the intellectuals only.
, An American won't feel at home
at the jearly gates.. It won't be
necessary to stand in line. .
. Prosperity- may bo a good thing,
after all. .A.!y.iys and-everywhere
.tho Cicreo moralists are tho poor.
LAC
You ran ttll Utoso who n
Iic.ill4l . their innney, ---They
don't show filoniLs Uielr gorgr
cous bathroom. ' ' :
. You muyt exneet the underworld I
In hi, nn tn n wh.n t lt 'h lf.hnf.ii n
.M n--,lrivn " ' .
Consolation for the poor. Among
the scores rich enough to be am
bassadors... it Is. hard to find one
with sense enough.
. A eanllorium-is n place where
you pay 111 a week for the priv
ilege of -Hiving ns you would have
to live if. you had only $70 a
month, r...- , . '
Corect'thls sentence: "No mat
fer what happens during the day,"
said the. wife, "we nlwnys kiss one
another good-night."
" Rlols Continue. .
BOMBAY, .India, Ma y-l. P
AOciltlonal . military reinforcements
arrived hero today, to aid in sup
pression of . communal riotlng.
which wds , in j its . second day.
Seven have been killed and 90 In
jured. - ' i
Edwai-d S. Ilarknnss - of New
York has given !25,000 to the
Qulnten,cetiary fund for the cre'e
tio.11 bt new buildings at, Lincoln
college, Oxford university.
:
Z.HMe..
A P00DL.&
A
AM
Do Yod Remember?
-MO YE A1W AGO TODAY
, CFrom files of Mail Tribune)
I . May 4, Jem. .
; Uootf; itiver, .. MAy...5. Such a
large crop of apples and ..pennr
is predicted that Watsonvljje re
ports groweril tliero will stell ap
ples at 23 -cents -per orchard box
and pears at HO pe ton '; :
The temperature .wns 28 and 23
In the orchard districts this morn
Aig and there wim some , smudg
ing. -.( ,.:"--'ju -
.Dr. C- B.- Bi offers ,.i7 .acres
on liogue-River for the Orlzzlles
dub. to use. , j'.
Ilnrry Manning blossomed ' forth
today in last ycar'B straw hat.
Medford welcomes the return
ot Clarence B. Knight, "one of
Its former substantial citizens and
still a heavy property owner who
has left the eastr permanently to
reside here.' 't
The snow
feet deep.
Crater Lake Is 9
Manv enjoyed seeing the "Bet
ter 'oie" at, the Page last rlight.
' Mr. ' and Mrs. Larry , Schodc.
who arrived on - April 32, -Will
make their permanent home hero.
; 20 veaus ago TbiiAir
(From files of Mail Tribune) .
- May .4. J909., . 1'
Residents of the ,. East , Sde,
across the creek,, have .petitioned
the council to be-let In the-city
limits. - .,;' ,
' Will Grieve, George Veflk onl
Gus Newbury Went up to AshWrid
last night to attend ElksV'looge.
Mr.. Grieve had the antlers graft
ed on liis dome..'. '',,, , !''..;- j
Mrs. "V. Hi Bnrnilm f : .Jnolt
sonvllle letft for Han Francisco
yesterday td Join her husband who
has been gone several weeks
buying a new motor car.
The Seventh ; street . Improve
ment fund Is ovordmivn 14,220.18.
i. I.. Hamilton', the contractor,
spent 31,"26 for work on the
pipe line In April. - .
Ad: ' There Is pothing In Hos-
j kins,
Drug Store that will make
i 'U ' laugh
like seeing Art uur-
gess as l'rince, jjorenw m
'.'Mascot" at the Medford theatre
tonight; Admission- 2fio. '-
Coming to
MEDFORD,
The 'Utah Representative
. :'.:;.; ,. ;.'' or ; 1' -, "
Dr.
, . SPECIALIST .
inlnternal . Niedrcin'i
"DOES NOT OPERATE
. ' Will, be at ;
HOTEL HOLLAND
. TUESDAY, MAY 7
Office, hours: 10 a.'m: 'to. i..p.; i
'one ;bAy 'ONLy
No Charge for Consultation
j The specialist or Dr.- Sfellentli n
(,& t'o. Is n regular graduate In
I medicine and surgery ami-Is l
t censed, by the state of I'tnli.. . .
He visits professionally the more
Important towns and cities and of
Iters td all who call-on this trip
free 'consultation, except the e
jpenseof treatment when desired.
1 According to his method of treat
ment' he does not operate ' for
j chronic, appendicitis, gall - stpues,
ulcers of stomaeh, .tonsils or. ode
noids. ' '.' '.' :;!;.;" y
i ire has to his 'credit worirtcrfiil
' results In diseases of tlie Slomacli,
! liver, bowels, blriod, skill', ''nervea,
heart, kidney bladder, bid : wet
i tlng. cntni'ih, weak lungs, rhetuna
! tisiii, sciatica, leg dicers' and 'rectal
ailments. "''';'.; -
j If you have been alMiig for' any
I length of time nnd d6 not get liny
better, do not fall to ciill, a.. lhi
! propei' pleasures ratliej- than dls
lease 'are' very often, the cause 'of
J: your, long standing trouble. - v
. Memenilier' above dale! 'trial cop
is'ullatlon "on this trip will .be Tree
jand that his treatment Is, djtferenl.
Married women, must lit) acconi
I panied by (heir husbnnds. .. . ..; ,
i Address: 224 llradhu'ry . Bids.,
llxis AiiReles,'. California. . -r s .-,
By BUO FISHER
TALKt BABt-TA'XTo
dog, x Hrve. BeerJ '
f BO-JrJC&R IN AH ORPHAN
ASV-um, mt oivice r BUH.T-
SPlTe - FeNCG AROUNjD
OLD FOLKS HoMC i' ,
BUT" Na t.T tT
(MUTT FLL 5OI.0UI
AS To. Bfe AM.
it
.' betri missed. ... . '