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It C. MOUENSEN A COMPANY
Omceo In Ho York, Chleeto, Detroit,
rrooebca, Loo AoftlM, Bnltlo. Portions.
Ye Smudge Pot
- By Arthur Perry
Nobody has been so low-down
ns to Intlmnte. that tho future Mrs.
Lindbergh Ih not goodlooklng, but
tho nowspnpors are being scolded
for not printing her picture properly.-
Tho notion thtu roses hnve noth
ing to do hut appour In bouquets
and the buttonholes of prominent
citizens, nnd husk In tho morning
sun, and the afternoon shade, and
be admired .'by tho women, Is all
wrong. ' They have tobacco Julco
squirted on their lenvos, und castor
oil poured dn their roots.
KMMIXATK ".lOHIIAPB".
(Kugimu KtiNter) ' , '
. TJ.mr Aniiiu jUiutIu:
J am a Tnmhtnun in col logo,
guiid-looklng, , , populur, pei
ImpH a trifle ronuoited and yet
tempered with good son so, and
n Ktud student.
, Charlie H tiling han acquitted his
wales of oh argon of pin-Jury pre
ferred by members of thu fair box,
who alleged false reporlH on their
lutft wore bttlntc I'tiooideil,
, Tho bftt'Uljono of tho Mother
t.odu , found by Mica ' Womack,
lookti Momethlnn like a jawbone,
It 1 hoped nne of our trans
rontincntul derby iHtH look, iih himI ah
Uiu hverntre trnnHCunttnontul der
(lylHts do here, when, thoy run out
of Ha In Ohio. . , :
. Educators n,aye .launched a oam
pnlKn to Hpfll "boughtM in a nhort
r fipiice, vlit: hot. J It id not known
wheie thoy trouKht tho ida. '
The Great Northern is In. a
quundnry.'TJiey don't know whuth
r to come, down tho Main Stem,
which hiH .ijiila already laid, or
down Hixth utreet, , which has now
IlKhtH. . '
If candidates for governor .of
Orttgim ' don't - quit . blossoming,
Divio wilt ho nobody tp .run for
OonHtable.
' Kvery war veteran knnwB ho
could kid the (id nil nil and the hmi
rn:, but not the- 2nd loot, about
tobo sent home becauxe of physU
cul Incapacity duo to flat feet.
-Muny of the Non-lint Wearers
hnve straw hats, which thoy carry
In their hands. . .. , ;
' Mrs. Hoover may be "Klrst I.ndy
of the Lund," but Mrs. Onnn Is tho
Mint Hlster-T-(Tumpa, Flo., TlmoM)
And tho brother-in-law of tho dry
t'oMKicHHman, who claimed n trunk
containing liquor tho Congrossi;ian
escorted from South- America, Is
not In third place.
Tho flu Is now raging In these
parts ns the spring fever. -
AS KOITOK HNOOP8
One of my good friends got out
of her car In front of nor bank
yesterday afternoon nbdut one
o'clock. When she found the bank
dosed for tho nfternoon, as is tho
custom of our hanks on Thursdays,
she was peeved; I 'did not hear
her swear. Hhe wanted to cash a
check and It developed that 'sjio
was going to a bridge party that
nfternoon. Just why sho needed
any considerable amount of change
lit a bridge party I dirt not nsk, but
I was glad to furnish tho change.
1 will hnve to Inquire about the
nature of these bridge purtlea, but
I -am not going to publish what 1
discover. , (Independence, Kan.,
Kxuinlner.)
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OF BOARD APPOINTEES
BAI.KM', Oro.j May 18:(P Dr.
I,. S. Hceson of Portland was ap
pointed by Oovernor Patterson to
day as a nie-mher of the stnto board
of medical examiners for five
years.
Stephen ' O. 8mllh - of Portland
was reappointed i metnher ot the
of state board of child labor In
spectors, to serve until Mny, 1934.
A. K. Snwlcllo of Portland was
reappointed on the state hoard of
accountancy for four years.
1. W. Jununy of Portland was
appointed a member of the statu
hoard of accountancy to succeed
A. J. Toiirtellntta of Portland,
A
Ifortlos rnrnlysnl.
VABHlNITONyPr Oernnlums
have a peculiar (Aselnallon for the
destructive Japnnses bee'ile which.
nfter eating both the flowers and
follnge, Is paralyzed. k Moms recover
but may die. When beettec feed
on geraniums exposed to the sun
more of them ore paralytica than
if tho flowers are In 'the shade. '
THE RIGHT
npHE person with the right
A that ghastly horror in the hospital at Cleveland, Ohio, yes
terday: Sick people unable to more from their beds caught like rats
In a trap, not only doomed to die, but die in unspeakable agony;
- patients on the operating table, coming put from the anaesthetic,
with the hope of recovery in their eyes, 'only to He alone and un
attended and watch the deadly fumes come nearer and nearer;
nurses and doctors working like persons possessed, to save their ,
patients, only to find them dead, and a few hours later to die
In unspeakable pain and Iiorrar, themselves m- ., ,..',
, Wo sny the person with the right rejigion regardless of
the label it may bear, is the ,0110 who could view such a scene
and then proclaim with that eryor , which only complete spir
itual conviction cim brings t' 1 ' ,.,
"God's in His Ileaven;
All's right with the world"
THE MOST FORTUNATE PEOPLE OK EARTH
THE Kussian Soviet government fights all organized relig
ion .on the ground that it is merely "an opiate for the
people." .
If Jl"r. Stalin could , have witnessed that holocaust in Cleve
land yesterday, wo wqnder i! he Would Jiave denied that there
arc times in tin's workaday world when an opiate for the people
is desirable? More than that, would he have denied that there
are times, when it inaybe both a blessing and a human. neces
sity, a relief from pain too great for the average Individual
to heart ' . '
But religion with many is morc'thnn an opiate. It docs not
deaden the senses, it- soenvi to translate , them into n faith no
fortuitous tragedy can shake, into a spiritual peace 'that 'pass
cth all understanding. " s M - (
It is one of the ironies" of life arid one bf its most baffling;
mysteries that those who cun't 'share this fuitli " should ever
wish to withhold its blessings from those who can,'
NO MYSTERY
THE ORBOON JOURNAL professes to.be completely mysti
fied by Tresident Hoover's objection, to the debenture plan
on the following ground: ..'."''"'-
If the incieasod prlco did reflect td the farmer, the plan Would
.stimulate overproduction and thereby Increase world supply, "
which would In turn depreclute world prices and; consequently
decrease the price wliich.the I'urmer would receive, and thereby
defeat the plan. - - .
Commenting 011 this paragraph the Journal declares: '
'What Mr. Hoover seems to say, then,:ls that If fanners' profits
are Increased, there will be greutor production, lower prlceB, and
therefore no farm relief. If that is correct, how then, can there
bo furm relief? UiiIosh tho furmor's profits are Inoreased, how
can he be helped? ir there Is to be ho profit In farming, who Is
going to do tho farming?- And If farm, relief does not moan -aid
to producers through realcr profllB, how is the present depres
sion to lie relieved? . .
Obviously by restricting production. Tlid fatal weakness
in the original debenture plan,' os (n tho McNary-lIaugen bill,
was the absence of any provision to ItKSTRlCT producCTon. As
wheat is not perishable, and as any individual with an- acre of
ground, could rajse wheat ih timo to take advontago of higher
prieps, both schemes would,' 'tin
mately detent tlicirconunou purposu.
E VEN' the proponents oftho dehenturo ill Congress admit
ted the truth of this assertion, and sought to remedy the
defect by providing tho dehenturo rate should decrease with in
crease in production.
But President Hoover . would discard nil subsidies, ' and
through the farm board, so diversify agricultural production,
and so eliminate over supply, that prices for all crops would be
stabilized and - total profits from; agriculture materially in
creased. ' ...
FRANKLY, we don't know whether or not the IlnoVPr plan
would worlc. W'c don't, know whether ANY plan oE farm
relief would work at least with sufficient success to remove
Hje. problem from partisan politics,. . .
But we do know the Hoover plan is in harmony with basic
economic laws, and tho debenture pliui) like the McNary-irnu-geu
plan, is not. And, as wo still have more confidence in the
laws of economics than tho promises of politicians, we favor
the farm relief President Hoover promised in his campaign,
and which was incorporated in tho measuro passed originally
by tho Lower House..
Try that first. If it fails,
n measuro which defies tho law
succeed.
If you wonder how good
agine President Gil talking rough to Callcs. .
Perhaps Tammany has turned a scornful back' on Al, but
t'a too late to do him any good.
Still, maybe your wife would
tho movie if she had a husband
movie.
MUTT AND JEFF
feosiNtss customs ft f ffg&S Poomds all ta. M'rt... M 1 seRvtcd sxKtlLh
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RELIGION
religion is one who coiild view
ABOUT IT ,
tho President pointed c-ut, ulti
1:
. .
then would bo tho timo to see if
of supply and demand can
your imagination is, try to im
be as wonderful as that one in
as wonderful as the one iu tho
All That Mutt Spends
Personal Health Service
Mj W1LLIAJC BRADY, K. D.
aiswd lttf. frUlolDC to sntiAl hooltb, uA hyflooo, st to dlooooo ejAgoooio or
tTMlnfit, will b. oooworod by Dr. Brady II a oUoipod, oJf-oddrooood .ovolop. I. oniilraod.
Lottor. oooold bo bote! ao4 wrltua In Ink. OwUig to tho Urg. aoailMr of, Uttor. ro
otfod, only A tow ooo b. ooowmd Bjom. Mo nply ou b. md. to qoorloo not tenlfm
lag to lutroctUmo. Addnooi Dr. WUUaoa Brady, Id eon of this owsooscr.
n- i iwjiltllj THE JjKGEXD OP MAltCH '
' Kvory' doctor who has had five I cancer. Friends urge us to try
or ten yciy-s oj experience lnl gen- J oxygen-therapy treatment. Com
eral. practice, a every doctor pany's circular holds out amazing
annum nave be-
fore he presumes
to hold himself
out.us a, special
ist, a I trh o u g h.
alas, veryfew of
the ruck of .spor
clallstB these duys
have so qualified;
eve r y .common,
ordinary, family
imJ doctor, -the ort
you Invariably think of when heme
one Is alarmingly ill in the middle
of a dark and disagreeable nighty
even If you patronize specialists ex
clusively when the sun shines and
nothing serious ails you; every real
physician knows that In'good faith
a man must remove the smile JJrom
many a putlent's countenance and
send the patient away with a scowl,
a frown, a sneer or a snarl there
Instead. -,. To be sure, there are
happy Instances Where the doctor
may, without compromise, reverse
,thls process, but these happy occasions-
nre not frequent enough to
compensate, and so a doctor's Yiew
of life -Is likely to ncqulre an icteric
tinge unless he .can .find means- to
stlmulnto counter emotions. . All
this refers to things as they .wore,
to, conditions .of practice up to the
year 1927. -. . -,, : ;- .-, ''.,
Now a miracle has Hapllerted. It
makes me feel, for tho first time,
envious nnd Jcnlous of tho young
doctor who Is Just cnterlflk prnc-,
tice. It Is meroly n new ; gadget
provided by .the technical .knowl
edge and klll of tho Instrument
maker, it Is called a diathermy
apparatus, it places in the hands
of tho doctor .a power over nchc,
pain, soreness, -stiffness, lijcal 'in
fection nnd Inflammation, Such as
healers have never knownj ' before. j
The necessary equipment costs the
doctor ns much ns an automobile.
I don't know nbout Intrinsic value,
but from all I have observed, I
believe no automobile can bring
the young doctor or the aid doc
tor so satisfactory, a return on the.
Investment. . . -
How different the outlook on life
for the doctor equipped with this
truly rharveloOs remedial ngen'cy.
Patients we, formerly dismissed
with a prescription und a promise
Btlll come complaining, as of yore,
but If they coma In ousslpg thoy
go out smiling; If tl)oy limp in
sneering they hop ,oilt cheering.
And tho relief is not merely mo
mentary, as one nitght assume;.- it
lasts for hours or for dnys or some-,
times pcrmnnently. . '. ,:'
Kvon .. If this .diathermy never
cures anything if. It doesn't, tjion
we hnve no euros In all medicine
it Is (n my Judgment the nVost
vnhlablo thernpeutlo "'.acquisition
that has boen made In. our .generation.-'
Even If It were of no oher
service than the desiccation' of
coagulation -treatment of diseased
and enlarged tonsils, I should still
classify It among the great ad
vances of modern medic'lne. Hut
when one hnS observed the appli
cation of diathermy In various
modifications nnd through various
ingenious methods of 'application,
for tho painless obliteration of skin
lesions or blemishes, the success
ful treatment- of gynecologllal ail
ments, tho nppnrontly quick cure
nnd t-ertnlnly lasting relief of
gonorrheal arthritis, tho sterilisa
tion or painless destruction of sep
tic foci In tonsils or adenoids nnd
tho rndlcnl trentment of chronic
nose nnd thront conditions, the
magic dissipation of soreness nnd
stlftness from sprains and similar
injuries, one feels impelled to toll
the. world the good news.
I do hope I am moderate nnd
absolutely fair In my report of this
grertt new remedy. I hope, too.
that the medical brethren who nre
not yet familiarized with diathor
my will exercise restraint In their
opinions of It when patients nsk
about .it.
QUESTIONS AX1 ANSWEnS
Tho Machlno Ago
It occurs to mo that you may bo
interested to learn that Dr. of
the famous clinic asserts that
a basal metabolism -test is indis
pensable for the determination of
the appropriate lino of treatment
In goiter cases. (M. D. C.)
Answer. I imagine it Is for
that kind of doctor. Machine dlg
nosls Is almost automatic- nnd cus
tomers seem to like to pay for it.
Cancer
Mother Just discharged from
hospltnl as a case of Incurable
Is the Week End
.promise. (E. V. W.)
; Answer. I advise you to subject
! ynur mother to no such cruel ex-
perlments. Place her under the
rare of your family physician and
let him mako her as comfortable
J a possible. ' Now is tho time for
"friends" to- strive to live up to
the name. Of course there Is no
treatment .' that can cure cancer
that has. advanced .beyond, the
teach 'of surgery.'
Ingrown Too Nail '. -
I am troubled with -Ingrown" toe
nails. Can you suggest a remedy?
M. K. T.)
Answer. Send a stamped enve
lope bearing your address and ask
'for instruction for .the relief of in
grpwn toe nail. . :,
Tainted Material
Has a person the right to marry
If there are traits of insanity In
the person's family? (M. B. B.)
Answer. I don't know about
rights. Ask a lawyer. But you
should have a health certificate
from a reliable physician before
contracting marriago with such a
person.
(Copyright, John F. DUIe Co.)
I wonder If On? siiKiir trust ever
Htops to eotixldoi' vluit it owe to
rhubarb? My idea of a mews. Is
whett wr.fi1es"iur syrup an a papei
napkin Kit t oisot J icr,
PSI UPSiLONFRAT
1 yASHIOTor, May.' i.e. yp)
Active nnd alumni, delegates of Psl
Upsllon fraternity gathered here
today for tho opening of tho 96th
annual convention bf tho frntor
nlty. Mnturday a national luncheon
will he given In honor ot Chief
Justice Tuft with two otljer l'sl
L'psilun alumni taking part. Sec
retary Stlmson will speak and
Henattor George H.' Moses of New
Hampshire, will be toastmnster.
Law and Books, Rlalto
Love, note, tragedy, Joy law's
Nemesis, flit across the screen nt
the Klnlto theatre In ."niindt'old."
On ,a dark background ot in
trigue, Interwoven with the machi
nations of a gang of high class
Jewelry Aleves, the Invincibility
of law and love stand out.
As Kely, the cop, O'Hrlon plays
sympathetically, and gives a new
picture of law protectors.
Lois Moran, as a plain news
writer, in the early stages of the
story, becomes one ot those ultra
sophisticates, with gowns nnd Jew
els. Earle Foxe, as Dr. Simmons, neu
rologist, plays a sardonic role.
Don Terry and Maria Alba again
distinguish -themselves.
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Quill Points
Happy thought! Maybe drivers
would hIow down and. avoid co
llnion if locomotives "y&r,g cninu
HaKoil to resemble . cowh. ,v .
A wreck In the coimtry is
loss e.iiHiiwlve. Tliowo v1h as-.
HtMiiblo know one anotlier, and
nobtnly foebi f 'eo to steal tlic :
tires. ;
"Ions-f aced " men are prone to
baldness.' ; Nonsense. Calling a
smooth area face doesn't change
the fact that it's scalp. . , .
Another need of the times is a
hand motion that will mean: "I'm
sorry, but you're out,' Instead of
"You're out, d 'you." -
Always and everywhere, the chief
cause of evil Is the reasonable hope
of getting away with it. ' '
Americanism: Scorning those
who believe in miracles; believing
a new pill a cure for baldness if
it's called a "scientific discovery."
There's small choice, A sum
mer vacation is just as cheap tus
staying at. home and entertaining
relatives who are on vacation.
Appointing good men, rogardless
of party, seems all right until you
want iiinnnrt nt n nnffv rnnnmirn
regardless of personal opinion.
Why crime? Well, you can't
make all the kids behave by de
voting all your energy to beating
one. .
Fortunately. Scots are lean by
nature and thus avoid the agony
of , paying "board while trying to
reduce. -
Partisans should remember the
It, Literary odd.
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I. Thio way ost
8. Only .
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A. Short fof
lea nor
, aeiment
7. Present
S. Sleeper
. Korerberat.
Xft. Gronp. of tiro
. letter, repre
senting a '
' .ingle sosnd
Aitoctalli Prat)
priest Who said to the rabbi: "When
will you be broad-minded enough
to eat pork?" And the rabbi an
swered: At your wedding."
There can be no peace In a world
where the press says: .. -vitaly de,
,mamls. -larger' -navy," when the
truth is only, one bald, ambitious
man demands it. . ' , '
It Isn't trno tliat U10 rich
Hum's lot is liordor Until nf
yoro. Tllrty yeara ngti a. .rich
iiuui couldn't wear u conifort
nblo collui'.
Description: "He has . traveled
so much he can't leave the' dining
table at home without slipping a
fork In his pocket."
Correct this sentence: "I don'.t
know what causes your rheuma
tism," sold the specialist,- "and I
wouldn't sacrifice my teeth If I
were you."
IRY J! DELIVERY
WICHITA FALLS, Tex., May 16.
(P) One prisoner was shot to
death and two Others wounded
when tour men In the Wichita
county Jail rushed their Jailer to
day In an attempt to escape.
Raymond Sellers, 23, was killed,
and O. Cagle, 21, and C. W. Dru
rer, 21, were wounded.
W. W. Allen, Jailer, suffered mi
nor outs and bruises.
Jack Stewart, Dallas, under bur
glary indictment, was the fourth
prisoner. He threw himself to the
floor and escaped wounds after his
companions had been shot, Allen
said.
Do You Remember?
'.a c-onc Ano'TOPAT' i
MFrom llles of Mat! Tribune))
. Hay Hflllli-.; .
mi in ia stdn lilnmo forced to
return to Newfoundland by adverse
weather. Hop-of,f again for Azoree).
.'lih' ihereurv hitting ill abovl,
fires were comfortable today. -' ?
With a third flu epidemic..' re
ported In Portland local doctor
declare there are many mild colds
In Medford and victims are urged
to take every precaution; - ' . 1 -: -
Hamilton rntton was inurnvt-u
into the Elks last night.
' J2agle Point Eaglets I omitted
to state In the proper place that
Our town marshal gathered up 41
ni tvniinm i ou-ia Dm sheetlman's.
cattle that he had driven through
here a-few days ago and put inem
in the pound, thus adding to the
town treasury 12.
Workmen are busy getting ready
the iiew free auto tourist camp be
ing established by the Business
Aden's association at the side of .the
Nat.
SO TEAIiS AGO TOBAT
(From files of Mall Tribune)) . :
.'; -' ' .' May 16, 109 .-.'-,.- -1--.'
9. P. puts on a-new local train
between Medford, Ashland nhd
B.08eburg. - . - ,
Governor Benson Will viSlt 'Med
ford next Saturday and announce
the personnel of the new Crater
Lake road commission. ,
Col. J. F. Mundy buys Walter
Moore tract ! of 212 acres -for
116,000. . . -
Editorial There is little doubt
that the nom(natlon of foymer
Senator Simon for mayor of Port
land is the first move of an or
ganized effort to emasculate . .the
direct primary. - -
Portland enthuses over .concert
In: Portland by Miss Fern Hutchi
son, who Is studying' with ,W. Olf
ford Nash. -- .
Nash hotel enlarges dining room
Ipto finest between Portland- and
San Francisco.' -' : . ' . t . '' ',-
Maiipln Volunteer fore depart-
ment ''organized hook, .and ladclef
dpartment.
RELIEF FROM CURSE ; :
OF CONSTIPATION.
- A Rattle Creek physician says, j
''Constipation Is ; responsible for!
more misery than any other cause"
But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Rexall Or
derlies has been discovered. This
tablet attracts water from the sy j
tern into the lazy, dry, evacuating
bowel called the colon. The water
loosens the dry food waste . and
causes a gentle, thorough, natural
movement without forming a habit
or ever increasing' the dose. .
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a Rexall OrdCrlle at night.
Next day bright. Get 24 tor 250
today at the nearest Rexall Drug
Store.' West Side Pharmacy; i
THE :
CLIFT
SAN FRANCISCO
OBAAY ot TAYLOR ST.' '-
One of S.o Francisco'i
finer hotels, -dlstioEuiihed
In the
refinement of Its servica,
surrounded by dowa
town Sao FrandicO .
540 rooms with bsih
- Single, from $3
Dolible, from $5 "
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency r
' ' A. L. HILL, Manager V
Phone .105 .' . 30 N. Central
dedford, Oregon
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