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MEDPORD MATE TRIBUNE, MED FORD, OREGON", FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1929.
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faciwnillla. Central Point. Phoenll, Talent, Oeld
aill and on Highways: A .
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Dally, without Sunday, fflonto .6$
Oaily. without Sunday, one rear TOO
Daly, altn Bundv, one year I 00
411 terms, cub lo adfaoea.
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TIM Associated Press It eittaltelF entitled to
0k um (or publication of III news dispatcher
edited u It or oUiarwlM credited In this pspor.
and alio to UK local news published baraln
All rlfbta for publleatloe) af apaclal dhpoxewee
serein are alio raatnad
Adtertltlng KepKsentstffei
al C. MOCENSKN 4 CIIMPANt
Ottleee In N Tort Dilcar. rvirolt. tan
franeUeo, Ue Anislae, Saattla, Portland.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Ptrry
Things are looking bright for
the campaign promise of President
Hoover to abolish poverty, as he
flatfootedly favors the removal of
the farlff on garlic. Garlic is snowy
whlto in appearance, but is a
skunk In vegetable form.
Bill Dates headed an expedition
yestorday to the Blue Ledge mine,
which failed of Its objective. While
delivering a lecture on how he
injected efficiency into a Peoria
soap factory, when a slip of a boy,
he got on the wrong road.
Humdinger, Inc., circles were
filled with disgust at the news that
more people were acquainted with
the football team, than with the
fish.
The dry-voting Illinois congress
man charged with sneaking liquor
Into this country, wan acquitted,
as everybody but a babe In arms
knew he would be. As the lawyers
say, they fell on a brother-in-law,
who took the blame. Not every
body with a chronlo thirst, has a
marriod sister.
Contributions ' for foreign mis
sions show an Increase over last
year, tho Foreign Mission Board
reports. Many wonder If the homo
pastors of the land all havo their
salaries paid to tho end of the
conference year.
. HINT FOR CITY BADS r
.. (Ohio Htuto Journal)
We supposo tho first thing
St. Peter will ask you when
you get up there at the pearly
gate, on the outside, will be
w her .vim eu. did any
double parking and then, if
you toll ine truth, the kind old '
fellow will say encouragingly:
Well, you didn't make a regu
lar practice of It, did you?
James Grlevo of Prospect was In
town Thurs. looking for Ideas and
a non-skid tip tor tho end of his
Paw's cane. Mr. Grlove is still fat
and sassy, but has been dlotlng and
is not as sassy as ho used to be.
This paper has started crossword
puzzles again, so look out for a
revival of mah Jong, a he-man
gtmo of ten years ago, that started
the women smoking clgarottes.
The first time your corr. played,
he was the south wind, and blowod
V.
Tho annual batch of Juno grad
uates from tho halls of wisdom are
getting ready to sally forth Into
a cruel and cold world, and learn
tvut their nose Is not as tough as
the economic grindstone.
An assay of some ' strawberry
shortcake was made, and a trace
of strawborry was found.
Helen Wills, the tennis queen,
wore a dress with a train when she
railed on the Queen of England.
There Is nothing so majostlo, out
side of the lowering of a 16-Inch
gun on a battleship, as a goodlook
Ing female surging across a room
with a half mile of rod velvet In
her wake. And, It was a sight for
sore eyes to sec hor kick the samo
nround when she changed hor
course Once the writer stepped
on a train. There was an anguished
rip, but the lady did not koop go
ing. She was no lady. btio wus
an angol. When dlsuster overtook
her, sho turned and cooed gra
ciously and diplomatically:
"Won't you ploaso pardon my
awkwardness. It was my fault."
Then she sailed away.
We said ut tho time wo would
alt down In a nest of rattlesnakes
for that ludy, and still will.
FANCY WHITIV
(Iol, Kan., Ilrglstcr)
Mrs. Powers received a letter
from Southern Okla saying they
never saw as heavy a hail storm in
thaar Life as they had hear lately.
They could gather up tho hall by
the gallon and tho crops wcr boat
In the ground and tho gardens wer
all to be replanted, Lucky Kama
: Lucky Htrlke uln't you glad your
name alnt Mike.
Mrs. Denoe was over a Tuesday.
Hho said they sure felt tho loss of
thoar aweot corn aa they wer four
ears of It we feel like the one
that took It would foel like giving
back thrlbel what they stole
Mrs Donee says they live oloco
to Mr. Hoscbough and he has som
full blooded Kst Dogs they aro
cure fine for children. Pets and for
lints.
Thoar will all ways be a seed
time and harvest so the Good
Jlook says, so dont worrlo, do your
duty and God will do the rest.
A woman was taulklng In tola
tho other flay. Hho said the com
munity I live In I dont like tno
woman ahe was addressing mild,
Well I have all ways found good
peoplo ever wher. A woman stand
ing by aald, You get back what
you give. '
MEDFORD'S CHAMBER OT COMMERCE
THERE was a time when tho
1 wag regarded as largely
cated by tho exuberance of Uh own verbosity." This was a view
particularly prevalent among the
largest end most important industry received no practical bene
fits from an organization that "would' rather talk than eat"
and did a great deal of both. ..
But in recent years, thanks to
the Chamber of Commerce, and
and quality of leadership, this cynical attitude, flavored by
skepticism, has almost entirely disappeared- For several years,
and particularly during the last two, tlte organization has
earned the respect and appreciation of the entire community,
because it has devoted its energies to deeds rather than words;
to constructive accomplishment, rather than to post-prandial
oratory.
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AS a result the" Chamber of Commerce is now an integral and
important factor in our community life, a stimulating and
supporting force not in the time-honored direction of publicity
and promotion alone, but in all directions, particularly in giving
practical assistance to those industries we now have, rather
than concentrating exclusively upon scouring something that
is new. '
To the retiring officials the Mail-Tribune extends congratu
lations which are deserved, and to the new officials it extends
felicitations and best wishes; confident that tho policies which
have been so successful in the past will be continued with even
more success in the ensuing year.
HATS OFF TO
GOLF is more than a sport, it is an art. Supreme success in
competitive golf not only requires the fighting heart, com
plete mastery of a difficult technique, but that foundation stone
of all greatness which is included in the term character.
With his second consecutive winning of the greatest golf
prize iu the world, the British Open, all golfers, including the
Dubs, arc justified in getting down on their marrow bones and
proclaiming Walter Ilagcn not only the greatest golfer on earth,
but the greatest golfer of all time.
He has twice successfully passed the supremo test, which is
not winning UNTIL; the inevitable defeat, but coming back to
win AFTER it. Ilagcn has been "through" so often it would
be tedious to recount his premature obituaries. .
And now beaten in the Ryder cup, hopelessly down on the
first round of the play, he came back, with- a new course record,
and a complete triumph over the greatest lnashie wieklers in
the world today. ' i
Golf is not tho most important thing in life although. we
know some otherwise sane citizens who seem to regard it so.
But it is an important sport, and sport is becoming more and
more a factor in the affairs of men and of nations today.
So hats off to'"Tho Haig" the greatest Roman of them all 1
LIBERTY AND
THE best tiling wo have seen recently regarding tho duty of
law observance, and the dangers of tho peronal liberty
doctrino (tho inalienable right of the individual to decide what
laws she shall observe, and what laws he may violate) is con
tained in an article in the current "Outlook" by Professor A. O.
Kcllar of Yale University. '
Professor Kellar, with what we regard as unanswerable
logic, reviews tho long history of the human race, and main
tains that, once we rcnounco tho supremacy of the written law,
not only Democracy but what wo regard as modern civilization
ends. Man, ho declares, has only been able to lift himself from
the jungle because ho has surpassed all his competitors in his
willingness to submit personal liberty to discipline, the desires
of tho individual, whatever they may be, to the will of the ma
jority to social control.
Hero is his conclusion:
Hut tho faot la that all tho Institutions we live by are the prod
ucts of limitation, not of froedom. Society could not have begun
to evolve If eoch could have made free with his neighbor's horse,
or nss, or wife. Government tins been discipline; and the pro
roundest discipline of all has been religion. Law and order are
the rule of the universe; and liberty under law Is the only safe
type of freedom. This has been the lmplacablo formula of the
ages, and It Is unlikoly to bo reversed.
Man has passed all competitors In the art of adjustment to
life-conditions. Adjustment calls for the utmost rigor of mental
and moral discipline. Freedom 1b good. If It 1b under law; It
Is that the law la basic, In modem civilization.
Great men read mystery stories to rest their minds. A tired
stomach must enjoy hash.
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Florida should keep her fruit fly at home. California never
lets her earthquakes invade other sections.
Gentility is tho quality that makes you polite to a luau even
if you don't need him.
There now aro communities where it is wicked lo do any
thing on Sunday afternoon except long for Monday.
MMXT AND JEFF A
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Treev. IT AIN'T
right: AMD
For vwKAT?
Jlcdford Chamber of Commerce
a liot-air organization "intoxi
fruit men, who felt that our
the infuaiun of new blood into
a complete change in policies
THE HAIG!
THE LAW
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Personal Health Service
Sjr WILLIAM BEADY, M. 0
StfMd lafttan prrtalnloff to pmou hMttb and hjfisme, not Co olimi dlifnocl tr
tnatmtoc. will b tamwnA bj Or. Brady If a fUnpad, acU-4drMMd nrtJov la ocloaad
tUn abooU tw brief and wiittao to tnk. Owing to feba Urge oazobtr of tottara f
atvad. oais a tov omn ba aoawcrad bar. Ho rtolr eao ba auo to qori Mt arnifAm-
EXKKOI.SK TO 11KDUCE BIXJOD PRKSaSl'UE
This is tho fourth and ponltlvely
tho last chapter In a little story I
have been trying to tell folks who
have high blood pressure or a dis
tinct desire to avoid having it.
Really, such a
story should be
told in one in
Installm e n t, but
much experience
has taught me
that condensation
is fatal It the pur
pose is to get the
Idea over to tho
reader.' If con
densation were
practiced In the printing of news,
maybe we'd have more room here
for printing health stuff. At that.
It would be exceedingly interesting
to know how readers feel about
this. As a reader would you pre
fer to see a little more space do
voted to a department such as this
or maybe less? If more, would
you like to see more queries an
swered In this column, or longer
dally articles? It Is difficult to
select just the right questions to
answer here, when there is room
to answer only three or four a
day and there are perhaps three
or four hundred queries to be an
swered in one way or another. In
uhort, it would be interesting to
learn whether the paper devotes
as much space to the subject of
health as readers think this subject
deserves.
These four talks about high
blood pressure were Inspired by a
scientific contribution recently pub
lished by Dr.- Israel Rappaport in
one of the medical journals. I
shall now quote from Dr. Rap im
port's highly instructive article:
"In relating my own clinical -experiences
I can be brief. For
nearly two years I have been
observing a number of hyper-:
tensive patients and have been
struck with the fact that they
were all poor breathers. They
showed what I came to call
'the low breathing habit.' Tho
features of this phenomenon
aro a markedly respiratory
rate, pulmonary expansion far
below tho average, and dia
phragmatic excursions of a
very restricted type, without
any evidence of pulmonary dis
ease to account for it. These -patients
gave the Impression of '. '
having established themselves
at a pulmonary capacity
probably the mean of their al
ready reduced respiratory need
so that their respiratory
functions could take place,
within a narrow range of re
spiratory excursions, and even
at this point they need only, a
reduced number of respiratory
cycles. I found, however, that 1 1
it was possible to correct this
anomaly by a concentrated ef
fort at deep breathing, cxerclso
carried out repeatedly, daily,
over a period bf several
months. Considerable Increase
of spontaneous pulmonary ex
pansion coutd bo obtained In
some cases after several we'eks
of conscientious breathing ex
ercises. Reductions of blood
pressure levels an average of
90 per cent of the pathologic
surplus wore thus obtained and
maintained. In some cases It
was necessary to Interrupt tho
patient's life work temporar
ily for the purpose of carry-.
Ing out a successful regimen.
Many times I havo ridiculed tho
idea of "deep breathing exercise"
on physiological grounds, and I
still do consider such exercise ridic
ulous It one Imagines one can got
any more oxygen Into the blood
by such means.
But I think this suggestion of
Dr. Rappaport is qulto as sound as
Is the Idea of exercise for tho pro
ventton and rollef of disten
sion of tho veins of tho legs
when' tho veins aro cnlurged or
varicose. It Is virtually a bleeding,
this maneuver recommended by
Dr. Kawaport a bleeding of a
pint or so of blood Into tho pati
ent's lessor circulation. Tho pa
tient derives tho benefit of tho ro
llef of pressure In tho general cir
culation yet loses nono of his blood.
It Is exceedingly difficult to car
ry out any such breathing exercise;
it demands a great deal of pcrse-
voranco on the part ot the patient.
to do it regularly and faithfully.
Dr. Rappaport gives no detailed di
rections for tho exercise in this
scientific paper. I think one may
as woll havo three or four dally
seances, holding tho watch on the
Derby R unners A
AN0TH THING, vue DoM'V
TH WAV SUBPafiWA
SCRUCRS AOS CHASING Youi
mc-Rci MUST 86 ,r
S0M4TH(NG PUTRID j
breathing, breathing more deeply
and not to exceed 20 times In the
minute, and not longer than one
minute at a seance. Twenty con
tractlons of the poor old dia
phragm; 20 expansions of the belly.
. It's a fine remedy if you don't
weaken.
QUESTION'S AND ANSWERS
Goldbricked.
Two years ago I took some pills
called Radium Tablets. They were
supposed to build you up . , . read
about a girl that died of radium
poisoning . . . 13. "W.
Answer. Rest assured the nos
trum contained no radium. If you
purchased an automobile for $69.50
you wouldn't worry much about
the gold or silver m it.
Diphtheria Prevention.1 '- .
Have you any printed matter on
the contagious diseases, .particular
ly diphtheria? Would like to know
whether it can be carried from
child to child or whether the child
must como In dlreot contact with
the disease. E. P.
Anwer. I have no printed mat
ter. Possibly your local health de
partment, or the state or provincial
health department, has a free pam
phlet. Diphtheria may be carried
by a third person who has not
the disease and is not coming
down with it, but who harbors
some focus In nose or throat
whence come diphtheria gorms.
Usually such a "carrier" is an in
dividual who has had diphtheria,
whether the primary illness was
so recognized or not. -The safest
and wisest course, I believe,' is to
give every child, at tho age of two
years, and surely before tho child
enters school, the benefit of the
Schick test, and if the child proves
susceptible to diphtheria, then the
toxin-antitoxin Immunization. After
the toxin-antitoxin has had time
to take effect (It requires several
weeks) you need not worry about
diphtheria any more, so far as that
child is concerned.
Cruelty Refined,
Please give your view of the
grape cure for cancer and tumor
us given in Physical Culture. Would
a person como to any harm trying
a diet of this kind by himself?
P. M. E.
Answer. If the person happened
to have cancer, or even a tumor.
U would be the height of folly
to wasto any time on any kind of
diet. Such monkeying with tho diet
might do no harm to a person who
has nothing much the matter. It
is a queer kind of liberty that per
mits tho mails to be used for the
dissemination of such cruel misin
formation as you cite, j
Tumors.
Bothered now about five years
with tumors, about 10 small soft
ones all. over my body. ( They are
painless but unsightly . . . would
skunk oil help any? T. M.
Answer. A hunchback received
a good dose of skunk essence which
straightened him up, all right. But'
I don't know what kind of tumors
yours are.-
(Copyright John Y. DUlo Co.)
"Among5 my earliest recollec
tions as a boy wuz a llttlo mwtJn
o' men an' women at Mclodeoii
Hull, who had gn (lured to atop
gamblliiY' said Vuclo XI lets Turner,
104, today, (ilrls ucd to retitgn
when thiy got married, but today
they ask for a rnl.so.
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Yoo GUYS AnhY, You Eeu.oius owe nvs a Dear . YMaybs You'Rs W
VWORftY OF 6RATITUD& FoR PROMOTING THIS niggsV RIGHT, fr
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Quill Points
Another good reducing; slogan,
if you are a boarder: "Don't reach."
Another need ot tho times is a
Junior model lawn mower1 with a
steering wheel Instead of handles.
Thb best example of human fu
tility is an old bachelor with, his
hair combed over his buld spot.
Uoyd George: A "Welshman who
seems great becauso ho Is always
about to pull a rabbit out of a hat.
Yet tho wlso man and tlio
fool function in tlio snmo way
in tlio presenco' of onOi.who ;
says: ' "Yon uro so wonder
ful," . . - '..
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There aro two kinds of young'
lawyers thoso who will prosper,
and thoso who dream of swaying
Juries. .'V - ;L;
You can tell the rich in a small
town. They dress much like the
poor, but they have only ono dog.
Hvo always knew when Adam
was tired. Ho began with the
words: "If It hadn't been for you."
Americanism: An uneasy fool
ing that government is crooked; a
philosophical reflection that it docs
not matter so lone as your, busi
ness is good.
Never yet havo tho people scorn
ed a good, wiso and Just law.
And now tho magnates will dis
cover stars by hearing them coo:
"Tho lino is blzsy."
The worst thing about an orator
is that ho gets the habit aqd orates
when you aro his only listener. -
Precedence at dinner Isn't so Im
portant. But it would bo nice if
you wero Important enough to butt
in ahead ot the line at tho ticket
window.
tf. To ibnpe Ideas
U. Old-fmlilunrd
exclamation
Si. Let It itan.
t; The lonrce of
cocoa
IS. .Greek market
place
19. hot port! (ol
bed tiirlii gi
tl. Htumpf
IS. Machine for re
moving beards
of grain
21. liligrace '
It. Leaves of a
book
97. Market
19. Instrument for
manifolding
41. Itelouglng to ,
the laity
44. Dnrstlng forth
47. Strew
&n. Deals with
IS Blade earnest
effort
IS. Hawaiian Inva
67, Trlgonometrl
ral functions
18. Cook in a a
oren
19. Ridges of gln
clallj deposited
sand
60. The city of
separation
61. Licks up
68. Object of
heathen ward
ship 64. Wax
6. Part of a liar
ness
UlANlH
t. 160 iqnare rods
s. shift I
4. Hermit
i. Abnormal re
taxation
I. The whole
amonnt
f. A Rsher with
rod and reel
8. Mother ol ieer
Gynt
V. Summer flower
16. Hpatter
11. Look f art It el y
12. Vase
IS. Trick
Associated PresM)
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The three unattainable, goals ot
man suggested by spring In his
three periods of life: A certain
maiden's heart; a certain old trout;
par.
If u man Is unnpproacluiblu
and ordinary flattery can't'
reach lilm. you can ulwnys ask
ltlin for advice. 11
Tho idea of Carolina textile
workers suiktnc In these prosper
our times? They get an average
wago of J15.4, and, wild black
berries are frco.
The czar of the movies asks fur
divorce on tho ground of incom
patibility. It Isn't easy to be com
patible with a czar.
Correct this sentence: "And
what'B more," said the son-in-law,
"if the old hen gives me any more
lip, I'll tell her to get out."
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PORTIjAND, Ore, May 10. (fl1)
Anthony Npppaeh, principal stock
holder of the ,Portland ico hockey
team, and president of thp Coli
seum Amusement company, said
today tho team Is for sale and
that Frank Patrick, president of
tho Pacific Coast Ice Hockey
league, holds an option on the
Portland and Victoria teams.
Short Talk Hy a. Tlioughtful Mother
A letter of thanks from a Cali
fornia mother reached us recently:
"Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
has Its own place in our medicine
cabinet, and haa saved us sickness
and expense. For bronchial coughs,
croup and whooping coughs, for
night coughing and when my own
sensitive throat startB up a nervous
hacking, Foley's Honey and Tar
Is nlways a help and a comfort."
Ask for It. For sale by Jarmln A
Woods Drug Storo, Main and Central.
Do Yon Remember?
in vtTAnS AGO TODAY
(From files of Mall Tribune)
May 10, 10l.
Tho mercury dropped to 28 . at
Bear Creek orchards today, and
smudging was general. .
Edison Marshall left this morn
ing for northern points Just to bum
around and gather material for
new short stories. To duto ho haa
had 10 stories out of 19 accepted,
and seven published.
Kazuo Maru, four months old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Maru Yania,
received fir prize In ithe baby
show Victory week. ;
Victory week 'will close tonight
with dancing in the streets. Police
Chief Timothy warns all motorists
to keep off.
Smudge: Duff Helms sent his boy
Bill to tho West Side Pharmacy
Friday p. m. for some horse medi
cine, the name of which was big
ger than the boy.
20 YEARS AGO TODAY
(From files of Mall Tribune)
May 10, 1000.
J. W. Wakefield of Blue Earth,
Minnesota, has gone Into partner
ship with Joo Brown, who sella
"dirt."
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ii. Conrad have
been elected "secretaries", of 'the
Commercial club. Mrs. Conrad
will do the typewriting. ' ; .
John R. Allen of New York,
wealthy mine owner and railroad
man, today purchased the Pacific
& Kastern from Edgar Hafer and
associates, through Dr. J. I'
Rcddy. Mr. Allen owns the Blue
Ledge mine and Is said ' to bo
backed by Robert S. Towne and
E. H. Harrlman of New York.
Although Medfo'rd made 13
errors, Pug Isaacs won U?e game
wllh Hilt Sunday, when he hit a
three-bagger In the 6th.' Final
score, Modford 11; Hilt 10.
Mrs. W. A. Sumner and Miss
Sumner of Chicago arrived today
to spend the summer with Mr.
Sumner who Is Interested in real
estate In this section.
Nalrabo: Colonel Roosevelt has
to date killed 4 5 animals, Including
a charging rhinoceros.
LOS ANGELES,. May 10. (ff)
Here's a future prospect for base
ball scouts.
"Moose" Redding, star' pitcher
for the Englewood hWh school
pine, has established what is be
lieved to be a record for prep
twlrlers. In five Bay league games
he has allowed but seven hits; has
struck out 60 men; has pitched
three shutout games, and has al
lowed but two runs.
Makes You Look
Years Younger
The skin of youth lies In every box
of .new wonderful' MKLLO - GIX)
Face Powder. Tho purest powder
made Its color Is passed by tho
I'. S. Government. No paNtlneH-s,
flnkineas ,or Irritation. A new
French procew) ' make It spread
more smoothly and prevents larco
pores. No more shiny noses ft
Htays on lonser. Use MELLO
GI,0. Heath's Drujr Wore.
Something here to
nnnpnl trt pvfrvon.
tWk ...tourist... merchant
...student...financier.
jy And the trip across.
on a giant Empress
I: t if-
uner irom v ictona
or Vancouver, is : .
one of the delight
ful features of the
voyage Speed com
fort, serrice, mod
erate cost.
Canadian Pacific TravtlUrt
Chtqua Good Iht World Over .
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PACING
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By BUD FISHER
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