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GREAT NEWS FOR MVDFORD AND JAQKSON COUNTY
MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PR US
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Tto AuocUted Presi U eiclutlfely entitled to
the um for publleatioD of all newt dlipatehM
mted to it or otherwise credited In thl paper,
and also to the local newt publiihed herein.
AU rlihta for publication of ipedal dlipateaat
artln are alto retened.
Official paper of the Cicy of Medford.
Official paper of Jackson County.
wore daily amage circulation for all
Ddlof Oct. 1, IK 28, 4438.
AdrertUtng Vepretentatlret
IL C M0GEN8EN A COMPACT
' Offteat In New Tori, Chlcaco, Detroit,
fraodaeo, Ua Angela, Seattle, Portland.
Ye Smudge Pot
. By Arthur Perry
. Death and the batter-brained
kids nre having some spirited tests
ot speed on our thoroughfares.
Zune Grey, American navelist, is
Well .known in New Zealand b a
fisherman. (Hutchinson, Kan.,
News.) The backhanded compliment.
Local wearers of golf pants,
hornswogglcd by a crooked Eng
lishman who departed with tho
bets, and a redheaded girl, have
wired the London polloo to look
for a white, horse. Mr. David
Wood, who engineered tho flnan
claly deal, has hopes that tho
carrot-topped lady will betray the
original betrayer, as the whole
thing is a smirch on the concen
trated astuteness of Mr.- Wood.
' The townspeople approached the
nefarious . proposition with the
childlike simplicity of a squad of
Portland residents putting a three
pea game. out of commission.
"A NOBLE KXPKKIMKNT"
(Press Dispatch)
Ministers and tho Anti
Saloon League supplied girls
for the use as decoys in raids
conducted by dry agents, says
Kdward Little, in . defending
his uso of girls decoys in
liquor raids at Lancaster, O.
Little has been suspended and
Governor Cooper of Ohio, has
ordered an investigation.
The Charlie Strang scales lied
all day yestordny, to members of
tho fair sex ascertaining the extent
of tiheir heft. There's sand in the
spinach.
Dear Annie Laurie:
I am a girl of fourteen. I would
like your advice about going with
a young man twenty-four years of
age. (Pendleton East Orogonlan
Another Infant falls out of he
cradle and toddles down the street,
Antonio Sparrowltchi, a member
of the Sparrow gang of racketeers.
disappeared in the twilight last
evening. Thomas K. Catt, found
with tail feathers hanging on his
lower lip, is under suspicion.
N. W. McGraw, the right hand
and left leg of the Postal Tele
graph, who was compressed in an
alleged office for 23 years, is be
ruddled by his present ample nuar
lers and Is rapidly losing tho knack
of crawling into a cigar box. H
plans a hiking trip to tho bock end
of his new domain when tho
weather, settles.
' t'nn't something bo done with
the beanery chef who uses chilled
pancakes in strawberry shortcake
Mica Womack reported Monday
that he has definitely located th
backbone af the Mother Lode, and
has I 3.000,000 corralcd, and is
waiting for a telegram from a big
mining man in Denver.
Cong. Hawloy forgot to put
tariff on tho accursed banana, and
tho fruitmen aro irked thereby,
and It will take more than a hat
full of pumpkin seed to paqify
them. . '
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One of the Copco workers has
desk with a glass top. He
now nut a snappy slogan, viz.
"Work Is Its Own Reward," und
the same, and report Tuesday
mornings und Friday afternoons,
in the future.
WITH the uniiouncemiifit of operation: of the Blue Leds,'c a
short time ago, und , the extension' of tho Owen-Oregon
railroad to Klamath Falls yesterday, no one can deny that the
future of Medford aiub Jackson County, from the standpoint of
industrial developments look brighter tluiu at any time in the
history of Southern Oregon. . . I-
AVe have previously commented upon J.hc possibilities in the
Clue Ledge development. "While circumstances, such as varia
tions in the price of copper, may alter plums, there 'is little doubt
that the operative lease will, at the least, involve the expendi
tore of large snms, from , which tho business men of Medford
ill materially.bcnefit. .'..'.'
THE. Owen-Oregon' announcement is the more important, for
there is no doubt concerning tho ultimate outcome. "When
man like John S. Owen, president of the Owen-Oregon Lum
ber Company, says "our railroad, should be extended to Klam
ath Falls," one can rest assured that eventually it will be. ...
And while this property will be constructed as a logging
road, there is also no question but that it will eventually become
common carrier and give Medford tuid the Kuguc luver Val-
ey direct connection with another transcontinental freight und
assenger line to the Middle West aud Lust. 'v '
WITH a large pear crop assured, prices Tatner more tnnn
promising, general business and agrieoiltural conditions
excellent, a tourist crop in 'the offing that is calculated to break
all records, Medford is certaudy justified in regarding the fu
ture with the greatest optimism. Things never looked better.
As a matter of fact, they never looked half so good.
So the order is "Full steam ahead! ' with absolute confi
dence that Medford steeds only .to continue hei; spirit of enter
prise and aggressiveness to make the most of her new, and mani
fold opportunities. '
Y0JJ CAN'T RIDE TO HEALTH . V
fiTFXIj, well! We supposed Edward I'uyson Weston Had
V V long since been taken to his fathers. .
We first saw him nearly a quarter of a century ago when he
was walking from New York to Boston and it was our job to
cover" him for the old New York Advertiser. He looked like
a peppery old ''Grandpap" then, but to cover his wiillc forced
at least one cub rcportcn. to dog-trot. '
It was interesting to observe the care with which he tended
is feet each night his absorbed attention to them could only
be compared with the modern flapper's attention to her lips
and eyebrows. And, like the flapper, privacy was not essential,
if he felt something in the chiropody line needed to be done.
AFEW years later lie wanted Irom iNuv ioi-k io sun 1'rau
cisco in 100 days. There was no hitch hiking for "Ed."
On a dusty grade boys on bicycles couldn't keep ahead of him.
He was then three score and ten.
It was an ironical fact that a New York taxicab put an end
to his walking days forever, and forced this proud and self-reliant
champion of all pedestrians to spend his last years in a
wheel chair. . '
E. P. W. certainly deserved a better fate. But that is the
way things work out now, and then,-rall wrong from our re
stricted human vewpoint. And so, at the ripe old age of 90,
Edward Payson Weston died. 1
Personal Health Service
7 WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Blgnad lettara pertaining t personal health and hygiene, not to dtaeaaa dtegnoA at
treatment, will be anrwered by Dr. Brady If a etanipi, elf-addrMd tDveiop la tncloaed.
Lettra ahould b brief and written In ink. Owing to tha largw Dumber of Utter r
ealrad, only a tew oan ba anawarad here. No reply can be nude to querta not aonfonav
Ing to inatructlooa. Addraaa Dr. W illlara Brady, lr car of tbi newspaper.
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
Do You Remember? '
DO VK SHAKE KM I.AMIC OK TALK 'KM TO DKATIl?
PoUtleiunn nelilom achieve U, but iput up and I will say that I have
statesmen not infrequently wear 'never benefited from any treat
on arm in u ling when they have j ment so wonderfully. Do you
shaken handH witn a lonts string of smoke? If a ntio, do you prefer
voters, workers or people wno Heck , straight or curved stem? (U, A.
jobs. Muytio it is ; 13.)
ripht that elee- j jmwei I Uko 'em long, llyht j
tlon arm should and half curved,
be confined to i One Sided Nasal Discluii'KO
Htatesmen exelu-1 UaiiKhter uKeU 7 has had foul
sively; politicians j discharge from, one sido ut her
being men of no- i nose for a year. Wo can't afford
tlons, not words, u specialist. Have been usine
have no way of three times a day for several
getting reve n g e j months. ... . U.)
on tho public. t Answer. A specialist Is proliab
Vor severally not necessary, und you have
vears ohvslctans and public health j squandered, uselessly, for tho uos-
authorities haw evinced a fond-jtrum. moro than you would huve
ness for the theory that certain (to pay a physician for examination
infectious diseases, say tho flu and 'and ail vice. Your description sug-
w-hat the old timers still quantity gosts two possibilities, j-irst, a
foreign body lodged in tho nasal
passage; second, diphtheria In the
nose. Throw tho nostrum (n tho
sink and save the price of a bottle
or two for a good doctor for the
child.
Tnkcs the Slack Out or 'I'm
My husband brought homo a
bad caso of cri after traveling for a
week in crowds. I gave him your
treatment a 11. 51, F. IJ. in bed,
with excellent results. Would rec-
lt, tho hot mustard foot bath
sounds pretty tough on a fellow;
he quietly plans to lie abed a day
or two, and alas he finds himself
in hot water after all. Just the
same, I still believe a hot mustard
foot bath, properly administered
to tho-patient iiBpbed, is tho best
first aid treatment for cri.
TIIE
to
IIERE are thousands of well-fed Xcw Yorkers, riding down
the "street" in the rear scats of their limousines every
morning, who could derive a helpful moral from the career of
Grandpa Weston. But we don't believe they will. J
Perhaps there is no short cut to culture, but a good short cut,
to an expensive education is to buy Consolidated something on
a margin.
We trust those law violators who justify .themselves by the
Uoston.Tea Party will not object to taking their places in the
front line trenches. '
Those California editors came at tho right time. Could any
thing be lovelier than the Rogue Kiver valley at the present moment?
term "commoit com,' ore niufuu
So stroiic Is the belief of tlio lieullh
authorities In this theory that they
sometimes jrtuco ut tho very head
o the list of precautions recom
mended for those who would avoid
sueh disease a reminder to wash
tho hands with soap and warm
wuter immediately after shaklne
hands with any one who has a
"cold.M -
III a general way wo do not avail I ommend this treatment strongly
ourselves of tho "hot water and j for all husbands who threaten to
soap hand wash nearly us f re- j hanu around the huuso several
mieiitlv as wo should, for safety's I duys nurslnp; themselves. And 1
sake . It oucht to be deemed a sUKKest that tho wife put plenty of
nuisance to public health to offor mustard in tho water. (Mrs. O. 11.
food or drink for sale, to bo con-U'.) . ' t
sumcd on the premises, without I Answer. Tho way you describe
providing ndeuuato facilities for
tho washing of the handH. It Is
customary In most communities to
issue permits or licenses ut some
sort to places where food or never
ages nro to bo sold for thai pur
pose, hut this licensing system is
exceedingly lax nnd many such
places aro without any facilities
for cleanliness. Typhoid rover,
naratvnhoid. dysentery, colon ba
cillus infections, and other intesti
nal infections, arc likely to be
acquired thru contamination of
food by unclean hands, as wo
know. Nevertheless, I have never
seen any convincing ovidonce that
such diseases as influenza, grippe,
socallod colds, or in fact any of
tho respiratory infections, nre
spread in this way. I do not be
lieve I run any risk of catching
your cri by shaking hands with
you provided you refrain from
talking to me while I'm doing it.
As a general rulo. persons shak
ing hands do say something or
other, no matter how lnanu, such
as How-do-you-do, and it In virtu
ally impossible to shakos hands
without coming within conversa
tional spray raneo. 1 believe the
infection is consummated .b,y tho
how-do-you-do, nnd that lt(,wotild
occur quite as readily if tho Indi
viduals merely approached -within
ango and said Howdy nnd qach
shook his own hand nnd never
touched the other at all.
Even If one should silently shake
hands with a person having, say.
diphtheria or whooping cough,
immediately after tho person has
coughed In his hand or licked his
finger, that might contaminate
one s hand with diphtheria or per
tussis bacilli, hut it could not give
one the disease. It remains for
the dipthcria germs or whooping
cough germs to find their way into
one's nose or mouth, and" they
can't budgo a fraction of an Inch
of their own accord, so they must
bo carried into tho mouth or noso,
on your own hnnd or finger; und
that soon, for tlteso dlseaso germs
cannot survive moro than a few
minutes, as a rule, on tho skin,
where it is light, dry und fuld
germs need darkness, moisturu aud
warmth. ' - .
Health authorities might -well
forget this futllo qffort to persuade
civilized people to cease shaking
hands, nnd direct their energies
to popularizing hot soap and waler
hand washing.
ACROSS
I. r-rnk. of hplrrt
f. former Taiu
ninny lions
10. i:nillii Trol.
11. lllll tort
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16. Infmiarnt
17. The miipiv trre
IN. Dllrnrilnl rock
IV. AiiKlU'Smoa
Move
CO.
:. Hretutwork
SI. lines (nrrlialr)
Si. l.i'imi uut
911. Ilillrt
ill. Wurtlilrtt
leiivhitf
II. Tlio lurky
numlirr
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3. Vale
a;. Tyit of .deep
3b. A liuinmluir
Mr. I
SO. I'umneri
,1, Aerlliinu fluid
42. tlnniier
41. devour
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40. Hllilltlil Til.
Intro
47. Sen engl,
4S. Weed.
4B. Sin mill nt
&l, Obsequies
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811. Knlrnne
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tellllli
Solution of . Yekterday'o Puzzle
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7. Superlutlve
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8. Trnp for
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10. I'nj'er of ex.
penses
11. Unite
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mother's thle
34. OUnclorj or
Kline
36. Iinmunsarnble
time
37. Confronted
33. Trench piilnter
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Lliiily made
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10 YJi,KS AGO TODAI
(From files of Mail Tribune ig
May I I, I Mrs. ' Si
Halifax, ,N. M. The bis;
plane, Nt:-4 flew to Halifax' to
from Chatham, Mass., at it.
ord speed of. 99 miles per hour.?
The Blue Ledge section
! prai tlonlly depopulated today, nv
or the people Ol mat mining i
trlrt being hero to attend But
circus. ' 1. ' '
Captain A. J. Vanoe. . forj ,
commander of Company 7 j
rived In Medford last night, at
thrilling experiences In the '
where he was In command
Company C In the St. Mlhiel dr
and his first lieutenant, ati i
sidi-. was killed by an explod
shell. 6 M
Rev. John W. Sharp and '1
Shurp of the Free Motlro.
church, celebrated tholr gel
wedding last night. ' ? ,
Js'curotic -a growni-up who shows the sumo symploms a kid
does when he is spoiled.
Those wiseacres already preparing 'President Hover's po
litical obituary arc going to have the surprise of their lives one
of these days. .
The farm relief system that will work will be the one that
will not try to defy the law of supply and demand.
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New York Julius Barnes,
director, announced today - tb
would bo an immediate reducl
in tho prko of wheat, WIT
would result In cheaper bread
the American people. .
Kver notice how willin'ly a far
iiicr 'II stop pi"" I"' to In Ik'.' It
seems like i-vcr'niMldy that exits
lino trouble "lullilt bw-n workln'
fcr some lime." '
CALLES EXPECTED
TO SEEK PRIVACY
Quill Points
Tho proper menstiro of a man
Is tho alzo of thoso ho hatos
opportunity" In the sonio way that
a flea on a groyliound wins a
race. Ho Just holds ' on .whllo
things happen. .
Nature, evens things. "It'lioi
thinks ho isn't appreciated, i liol
appreciates himself enough to keep
up tho averugo. .
i
Whon a nian is convortcd, he s
savod: but , when a bond, is con-'
vertod, tho only salvago la cx
pcrlcnco. Woman Is superior. Could a male
host porsuado female patrons to
puy 57 cents for ginger ule?
' Tlio worlil grown licttor.
You no lunger tlilnk man
lniKnnnt Just beetuiejo lie 1ms
a gold Uiolli. if
There Is no record of a child
over having disobeyed a wise, just
and flawless parent. v
QUESTIONS AM) ANSWIiltS
Slppy Method
Sonic timo nfto you guvo a very
Interesting talk about treatment of
gastric or duodenal ulcer in which
you described the Slppy treatment.
Can you Inform me where one may
get Hippy's writing on tile subject,
if Dr. Slppy hns published his
method in a book or a medical
periodical'.' (K. F. J.)
Answer. So far as I know, tho
Sippy method Is not available to
laymen. Any good physician can
follow the method In tho treatment
of gastric or ditodenal ulcer. It
would be unwise for a luyjnan to
Who said there was nothing new under the sun? Wo note
tho students of lcs Moines bring an injunction against a six lattenu.tto. manaB J'";""'.
NKXICO CITV, May 14. W
There was considerable speculation
In Mexico City today- as to tlio
next role of (icnoral l'lutarco Ullns
('alios, who returned hero yoster
day after a victorious campaign
ugnlnst rebelB In northern Moxlco.
At tho llmo General Calles sur
rendered Iho presidency of this
country to Kmillo l'ortes Oil, 1)0-
cember I lust, he declared ho was
Floods and storms destroy Bmnll
sections, but thoro never Is a na-tion-wldo
visitation, unless you
count brldgo.
If tlio detid ever eomo'lxM,
we'd liko to sec AiiiiiiIiih do n
few skotclios ror a seed cuai-loif,
Will Durant Bays chastity has
becomo a Joko. It nil depends.
You can find groups in which
the idea of getting monoy hon
ostfy is a great Jqko.
"Henry
for
20 YEARS AGO TODAY"
(From files of Mail Tribune; :
Muy 14, 19IH. ' :
Mayor Canon will-. leave: -j
Portland tonight whore he win -ije
tempt to sell some of Mcdtofchl
Improvement bonds. .....
The county court decided
to put l new steel uriuss r
tho Rogue at Woodvlllc. ;- p
A steelhead trout attacked! fl
Rally when riding a horse o
In Reese Creek and then attae
John Allen of Derby when he i
eued tho woman. Mr. Allen
nnllv caught the fish in tho; li
and threw It on shore where!
was killed. ' j
Tho thermometer dropped
degrees in Hutto Falls last nil
alf -the vegetables being fro
'Edltoriali. Thore has- beer
shocking exposure of lmmora
among the very young of ,'b
sexes In Jacksonville, before
iuvenile court presided over
Judge Neil. As a result .IhJ
have been many hasty marrlai
. f Why do girls go wrong?,
couso of. neglect by parents!',
Tho lure of tho flesh pots spj
disaster and tho glided apples
blcasure. so fair to tho gasus
the young, aro embittered wltn
poison of the damned.
Frank Gotch will wrestle If.
West, tho iocal champion, in
near future. . v ' ..
Southern Oregon Is destlnsjd
bo a factor in tho world pea
market. Success In cultivation
been'Bhown.'
MOSCOW, (P) The Soviet ;g
ernmont has doclded to take
in tho International -conference
mothods ot combating, counterf'
Ing, called by tho League of
tlons for Gencvri. ' ' " '
Correct this sentence!
waited, wlillo I shopped
saw mo come out ot tho Btoro, ho
smiled."
4 .
BEUT.IN VP) Some G.1.000 vet
erans of the two "unification wars"
of 1811V and 1800 and of tho Fran
co - Prusslanwar of 1K70-81 draw
pensions from tho Gorman govern
ment. It is estimated that 65,000
German participants; In thpso con
flicts nre tlll alive. ,
Won't scorn tho humblo. Mus
solini might bo laying brick if
Italians wore too proud to obey
a boss. ' .
Americanism: "They are Just
as ' poor, as wo are, and if thoy
can have one thoro's no reason
why wo should' do without." .
If n man nnd his two frlonds
retiring to private life, but would j (J- . ,
the hour of need
General belief was that lie would
find tho "hour of need" has passed
now nnd would resign- tho post of
minister of war he accepted at
tho outbreak of tho revolution,
and seek Iho privacy of the homo
which he hns purchased here.
A demand has been made that
science explain why all dinky mus
luchcs are turkey red.
months' vacation.
HAVANA (A") Steps aro being
taken to form here a post of tho
Veterans of Foreign Wars, un
I had your formula tor eczoma American organization.
thinking. '
Still, Ihoso who Bhnko tho presi
dent's hand nro loss annoying
than thoso who try to. pull Ills
leg. .'
It acorns a contradiction in
terms to speak ot a "religious
war." and yot llig Business has
made a. commonplace of honest
stealing.
averugo man
e
"graspB
Satisfaction
guaranteed
When irr iutioni of the kjdneyv'and
irregular bladder action annoy
' 1 and impair health luly? .
FOLK
PILLS
DIURC.TIC
. Men and ,
women
everywhere
use and
recommend
them
htdEnrtfwIwrt TRY T11SM
Ask Any
Beautiful Woman
Doauly's first requisite Bkin
faction. Thus; tho fairest and
ost uso MEI.UO-OLO. Face Pow
that spreads more smootniy a
produces a youthful bloom.
new French process makes Mfc
I.O-GLO stay on longer and M
tho shiny none, rurei. rrevee
mifjilnpsj. flakirtpiui. .Irritation ai
large, pores Use-. MLLO - Qli
Mi'nin s urug riiore.
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Vor Hale br ilarmln Woods lru
tnr, Cor. Mntn anil Ontitral.
SAN FRANCISCO (
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Discernlrut ule
rankThe Clifterroog
America'! fine hotel.
Downtown locsdon.
immedieteu adjacent
to shopping, hutloeef
and theatre dijtricta,
5410 rootni with bttth.
Single, from, $3
Double, from to ;'
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MUTT AND JEFF Mut Couldn't Visit Them All in That Short Time
Gladness Is expressed that the
athletic glory of the high school
In on the wane. People aro weary
of reading of tho football toam,
and want the truth about" the noon
luncheons, and the water. Orutory,
hemstitching, and the finer arts
will get some recognition on the
front page. It Is better to catch a
trout with worms, than a long for
ward pass.
TIIK XAl'CJHTY OXE
Stories told us
, Oft remind us
That we're not
So very hrtght
Cut t) Joy . .
Is surely thrllUpg
When the rem point
Comes to light.
(Kansas City Star.)'
- Kiocm-lvc Wetulicr
LONDON uP) The prevailing
cold In Kngland has caused the
TNinnnement of so many race
meetings that owners. Jockeys,
hnnkmakers and everybody con-
necierl with racing have suffered
.overs losses. No less than JJ4
days have been lort to racing thus
far this season, entailing a finan
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