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Ofrielal naper of Jet-ion Count.
won dallf arerait dreulaUoa tot all
odlni Oct. 1, 192), l38. ,
Adnrtltlnr. Bepreeentallias
M. 0. MOtiENSEN A C0HPANT
Me In New York. Chleaco. Detroit.
taaetm, Lot Anrelea, Beatlle, Portland.
Ye Smudge Pot
y Arthur Perry
The President has named his
commission to mako nn exhnustlvo
study, and find out what ails Pro
hibition. The final report will bo
a stomwlndcr, and well written,
but It will not report: .
Too inany people regarding Pro
hibition as a fine thing ror tho
other fellow;
Too inuny politicians using Pro
hibition us tt political football;
Too many pollcemon looKIng tho
other way, us natives of Italy and
qice.ee run hug-wild In metropoli
tan centers;
Too. many congressmen full of
gin fizzes, and dry speeches.
Tho report also in no way will
put tho Republican party In a holo,
for the 1932 campaign, by report
ing the unvarnished truth.
, iirlglit young men oro now busy
seeking a rotund word like "de
benture," or "agenda," for uso dur
ing the investigation. It must be a
word that awes tho common herd,
and posHooses tho poethlcal rhythm
of nuIllflcutluuiHt.
Tho Galshovlkls are wearing
their summer furs. They rango
from tho tall nf tho cunning fox,
to tho entire hide of a slinking
coyote.
1 Radishes, as long OS tho Icicles
on a North Dakota dopot late In
the spring, are avallablo. Uncouth
gentB dump tho salt cellar on the
Irish llnun tublo cloth and dab tho
radish thoreln, and thon malco a
nolso lllco a niulo eating oats in
tho moonlight. .,
O MY I o MY! O MY!
' ' (lOuitfiio Register)
', "This splendid cat mililo
this remarkable run with thu
sumo comrnrt to tho passon
, gors over tho rough corduroy
, roads of Oregon as In tho
t liroad smooth highways ' of '
"California." t
i Ono of our young Nlpponoso has
started to broaden out Into a low
rakish left tackle for tho fall of
81.
Tho summer social whirl is gain
ing momentum, and tho. athlotic
girls are getting Into tho rumblo
seats, without tho aid of a block
and tucklo.
J. llonry Robin has four moro
months to drop flsliworms in. Mrs.
Robin is out un her front twig
those warm uftornoons.
' Demand has been mado that tho
editor of tho Bygono Day depart
ment, go back far enough to ro-toll
tho thrilling time that Dock Plckel
drovo his prancing steeds off un
Ashland embankment while
route to un Independence Day
celebration,, and Claro Hutchinson
slipped down between tho whlfflo-
tree and tho off-horse, and tho
pearl handled nuggy whip sustain
od a compound fracture of tho
ulna, and It was a week before
Uutch could rldo his blcyclo thru
tho mud pudtllo in front of tho
Washington school.
Tho'days ara becoming oloneat-
ud, find pitchforks uro being
brandished in tho rural urous.
: Eight forest fires In Klamath
county wero started by a firebug,
who confessed, completely exoner
ating cigarettes.
. Tho woods uro beautiful those
days, with ull tho greenery, Includ
Ipg women in khaki trousers. '
A number of the fair sex went
to tlio ocean Wunduy, the high fog
playing hnvoc with their Impormu
nrnt wnvos.
('ulturo Rot h ilciith 8;iip hero
iiulckrr thun Dxpectod, us Tomun
Hwnin is listed lis a erltliiuo. Tomus
.lnfornifd the undersigned thut it
.whs a huso calumny. Having a
t-i'itifiuc, is a fino display of clvlo
Kuirtptlon. and Ornnts Pass can
IccM'p tts "beuuto fmlon." There
should be two () dottes over the
' h. and a enloh sot on a bias, slight
)y to the left of tho rear-end K.
Hon vivnnts ure telling stories
itlNiut Llndhergh. a lioness, and a
well-known pupulur priced auto
mobile. '" '
Vote Approval
TACOMA, Wash.. May 21. VP)
Trustees ot the Tacoma chamber
of commerce voted approval oftlie
Oreat Northern rallroad'a proposed
extension from Klamath Kails,
Ore., south into California.
,
Vol Call Hot tie Mack.
KBW YOHK. HP) The pot call
ed tho kettle anmethlng or other,
and Shipwreck Kelly, sitting and
sitting atop a pole at Madison
Square. Onrrten. has some ideas
abiiiit nuii'iithitn dancers beneath
)m, "TlioyTe cray,'' he wiy.
HOOVER APPOINTS A
THE Pl-RSONNEij of President Hoover's law enforcement
J. commission justifies the hopo that its ' f indiiifs will con
tribute materially to a mitiBTmitory solution of one gf the coun
try's most perplexing problems. .
The members of the commission arc representative of both
major political parties, and of every important section of the
country. With the exception of Jlrs. Ada Comstoek, president
of Rntluliffe college, they are all acknowledged leuders of the
Aiuerieuti bar.
As is proper, neither tho radical wet nor the radical dry
clement is represented. Each individual is recognized as "a per
son of fine intelligence and tho highest character, who will be
unswayed by popular clamor or political prejudice.
The commission will have, of
findings will be only of an advisory character. But the con
clusions reached cannot fail font have great weight with the
people of this country as a .whole. "'
And it is upon the people of this country, as a whole, that
the final decision must rest. If it is humanly possible to bo
simplify legal procedure and adjust our fundamental laws that
public opinion will be united instead of divided behind law
observance and law enforcement, we believe this 'commission
can accomplish that result. .
It is a gigantic task. It may be an impossible one. But
unless: the solution must be left to the tedious process of cvolu;
tion, or the destructive process of revolution, the only way out
of the morass is through such a commission as President Hoover
has selected. . '
THE RAILROAD VALUATION DECISION
WALL' STREET is pretty wise. Stock prices went lip when
the long awaited decision of the supreme court on rail
road valuations was handed down yesterday, because the deci
sion appeared to be a great victory for the carriers.
But later, when details of tho decision were learned, prices
tumbled, particularly prices of tho railroad securities. . For
analysis showed that while the supreme court reiterates that
weight must be given to current values, it fails to state bow
much weight.
So the entire matter is about where it was before. And as
the decision had been generally predicted and pretty well dis
counted, retrenchment was in
This is an extremely important question both to the rail
roads and the people. Sooner or later it is going to be thrown
into politics, and the fight will start all over again.
As usual, Wall street demonstrated its capacity for clear
analysis of a 'complicated economic problem. For constant
retention of thp realistic ' outlook, unswerved by .sentimental
considerations, no agency in America can surpass the "street."
WHY HIT MEN WHEN
WE FAIL TO FIND CAUSE for great rejoicing over the
imprisonment of Emory Olmsteiid and J. E. Whoeler, con
victed on the charge of "kiting!1 cheeks. .
Of their technical guilt there is no doubt. Wc have no
quarrel with those who rejoice
them from a punishment which
At the smite time there were
tirely disregarded by thoso who arc so gleefully throwing their
hats in the air over the incarceration and degradation of two
moro "millionaires." i
Had it not been for a ''high
land to "get" Emery Olinstead and tho Northwestern bank
and brailc the Portland Telegram, there is every reason to
believe no one in Oregon would have lost a penny in the
Northwestern "readjustment." The unethical practice, re
sorted to in an emergency, would have been abandoned, both
institutions would have been
continued as before.
. But the higher-ups, the real powers that be, decreed other
wise. Olnileod and Wheeler wero marked for tho slaughter,
the check-kiting discovery served as n pretext, and down they
went. .
Wo don't claim there is any extenuation for tho dangerous
praetiec of kiting checks. But we do claim that considering
ALL the circumstanees, and the records and characters of these
two men, there is justification for feeling sorrow and sympathy
for them and their families, instead of rejoiuing so' intempor
alely over their downfall and ruin. ; "' '
Correct this sentence: "I'm
I want my child to act ami believe
It is consoling to note that
black eyo on his fishing trip to
by a newspaper photographer.
Tho most enjoyable place to spend the summer is just inside
your income.
v - : ' ; :
Another good intelligence test is easy credit.
MUTT AND JEFF
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HAV6 BCM SH0Ub AHAT owe r- ,
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SPLENDID COMMISSION
course, no legal standing. Its
order.
THEY ARE DOWN?
that money could not save
they theoretically deserved.
cxUnuating circumstances en
finance" conspiracy in Port
saved, and things would have
not conceited," said he, "but
as I do."
while President Hoover got a
Virginia, it wasn't given to him
Mutt Adopts Daylight
C S
Personal Health Service
f WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
BffntxJ Uttm prttnlQf to ptraontS kwlth utd hjfin, not to dim tgnia tr
trcatmnt will tM uawtrwl by Dr. Brady If Umpod, tlf-tMrewid iDfclop relfftttl
Letter lb (raid t brltf wd written In tak. Owiof to tht Urg mm dot of Utttrs r
etlnd, only few on b imwbw hara. Mb reply can be nude to quart mmt onform
log to loaitrootloiio. Addrooa Dr. William Brady. In ear ot this DtwapaMr.
UK NKKVOUS IF YOU WILL Ul'T DON'T BE NASTY.
An anonymous communication
was recently printed, in which the
world 1h ndviKcd that if Doctor
Brady thinks norvouunetw in dumb-
netw he is pom
1 1 v e ly Ignorant.
My anon ymous
friend or friends
add that any uen
Bible person
knows there is
such a thing as
n e r v o us break
down, and finally.
"Join heartily
with those who
have already wnea on him a'
.nervous Breakdown of; the se
verest kind."
Sorry, stranger, but -there isn't
a chance of that. I wish I were
as certain that I'll -never have
cancer, arterluclcrosis or general
atrophy as 1 am that I shall
never have a nervous breakdown
. Sure,. I am Ignorant. In all
sincerity I can tell you that no
body realizes . that more thoroly
than I do. My ignorance Is in
deed a handicap, a burden that I
despair of being freed from. Be
lieve this: , I am Incapable of
writing as ' much as a hundred
words of this column without
turning several times, as a rulo, to.
WebsteV, Iloget, Bartlett, Smith,
Cass ell or MacCracken and San
dison for help In spelling, punc
tuation, tho 'meaning of-.- words
tho syntax of grammar. And even
with all these high authorities at
my elbow and plenty of time to
consult them about everything, the
stuff I yturn out Is, well, some
timos it is terrible.
I acknowledge Is am ignorant,
and a t tho samo tlmo I challenge
any physician or other competent
authority to deflno tho entity, con
dition, disease, ailment or what
ever you please to call it, that
he can recognize or diagnose as
nervous, breakdown, nervousness
nervous prostration, nourasthenla
or weak nerves.
As a rulo we find that persons
who are afflicted with actual dis
ease of the nervous system, that
is, lesions of brain, spinal cord or
nerves, are no more and no less
excitable or unstnhlo than all in
valids are. On the other hand,
tho cool, calm and collected, the
phlegmatic,- contented folk are
qiiito as likely to have some actual
affection of tho nervous system
as are any other kind of folk.
It Is down right silly, if nothing
worso, to explain any 111 health
or disability as "nervousness" "ner
vous breakdown" or "neurasthe
nia" unless you moroly Intend to
got rid of somo busybody who is
too curious about your private af
fairs, Of course I know this Is One
of tho few things I think I know
that my dogmatic Insistence that
"nervous breakdown" does noj.
happen will earn tho resentment
of somo people who nro trying to
make themselves or their friends
believe it does happen, but I don't
mind that, if I can only convince
other peoplo who aro at present
enjoying good health that, one
need never fear 'such a conse-,
quence from work, care,- anxiety
or responsibility.
QUKSTtONS AXI AXSWF.ItS.
Pass tho Cream anil Suenr, Please.
I am 17. I walk 'and run 1
miles to srhoot every mornlnir,
have two 40-mfnute Kym periods
three iluys a week. I tako a cold
shower every morning, and u.suiilly
lilt tho hay by 0:ao at night. My
parents upprovo of my routine,
exeopt thut they frown on my put
dim cream and HUgar on my cereal
Instead of milk alone. Hluiuld I
pans up tho cream and sugar?
It. S.
Answer Certainly not. A hoy
ho actlvo physically needs plenty
of cream and sugar with his cer
eal, If tho demands of cnorgy nnd
growth aro Jo bo met. It Is the
sissy hoy, tho mollycoddle, the
youth who dodges physical train
ing and athletic uctivlty, tl.at may,
not Indulgo In much sugar or fats.
Kegular boys and girls can take
candy nnd sweets and get away
with them
Tho Tih' ObscMslnn.
Kindly aiivlsc bow 1 may over
come a toxin condition of tho
body. . Will eating a Inmon each
morning rcduco tho acid condition
of tho system? Miss A. At. U
Answer I don't know what you
mean by "toxic condition." Lmon,
orange or grapefruit increases tho
alkalinity of tho blood, or tends
to. , '. '
' Play Rail. Tditlles.
Toil might toll Indies worried
Saving
about wrinkles to uso white of egg
on the face at night, and - wash
it off in the morning. Also a
good exerclso, for the body in gen
eral and the eye muscles in par
ticular, Is tossing a hall and catch
ing it, 100 or more , times every
morning. A. B. C.
Answur The ball tossing Is ex-
celtent, but I can't see how the
egg will do any good. , ,
Kot Everything.
Can one enrich the blopd by
eating certain foods? Or by any
other method than dosing tho
stomach with, strong medicines?
T. E. O. . . f
Answer Best way I know to
keep the blood up to par is by
eating everything.
Boston Bunk.
Now will you be good! (Read
clipping inclosed) T P. ,
Answer In the clipping "Dr."
Somebody of a "foot clinic" in
Ronton, tells tho "world there are
2G35 pores per inch on the soles
of the feet, and theso pores open
up, and cold enters thru them
and, attacks .the. tired baby, Uh-
huh, ibut what is' the "Dr.";dp.ctor
(Copyright Sohn F? -Dille 3o. -
uUrr nlltli ciinntMi snlmon thul's
boln opened these iluy Is imrty
.slim plckln. "You bet I went to
the eirelis," mi 111 Tell Blllkley, fifty,
this iiioniln'. ' " '
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Communications
Opihiso Kaily CliMlng 'of Stores.
To tho Editor:' . V
to wishing to make known the
views of the members ot the Sams
Valley Urango In reference to the
closing of MetlCord stores at 6
o'clock Saturday evenings, I will
say that that body went on record
at Saturday's meeting as strongly
opposing any such change In the
Medford city ordinance.
As this organization is composed
almost entirely of farmers, I be
lieve this is a pretty fair example
ot what that class of people think
of tho plan.
MRS. O. t. WILSON,
lot tho Publicity Committee of the
Sams Valley Orange.
BEAN AND ELLIS TO
SALRM, Ore., May 21.. (&)
Louis K. Hean. chairman of tho
stato public service commission,
and W. P. Ellis, attorney for tho
commission, will leave t a few
days for Washington, D. C, to ap
pear at tire Interstate commerce
commission hearing of tho cross
stato railroad case. The Southern
interstate commerce commission a
protest against the recommenda
tions that tho lfno be constructed,
contending that the territory al
ready is adequately served by
transportation lines. .
4
Oregon Weather.
Generally fair tonight and Wed
nesday, but cloudy on tho coast:
warm with low humidity over tho
Interior Wednesday. Moder ate
northerly winds on the coast.
' MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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Quill Points
If only tho cost of an oxtra ses
sion of congress could bo limited
to salaries und pvorhcac1.
Among the beneficent results of
April showers are May flowers and
double -headers. , ' '
If ho has a big sister, tho
Hoy Scout (nil do Ills dally .
pood riocd just by railing to
fuiicLioii. , ' .
The case of Mr.vCoolidge is dif
ferent. You can buy a used car
without losing caste if it's the one
a president used. ' -
Roastln ears are those long
green things in the foot of the car
as tho tourist gives her the gas to
outrun buckshot.
Americanism: Laboring piously
to oncl war and Its butchery: pro
ducing faster and faster cars i,o
butcher moro than, war does. , ,
A first baseman is a man who
reaches seventeen feet to make the
shortstop seem a wonder.
You can't stop the production ot
wicked people, but weeds make a
pretty good lawn if you keep them
mowed. ,
Teoplo aro essentially kind. Thoy
forget a professional humorist's
drivel and remember only his few
funny remarks.
Nature Is iiiurh tho same
everywhere nnd where fho
cars don't run you down tho
neighbors do.
Secretary Wilbur thinks civiliza
tion is built on oil, hut maybe It
II. Barat forth
18. C'oara. flax .
go. Came toaetlier
tl. InHlan Till-
van
51. FortlUcallon .
Si. Koman god of
Joj
4. Stit water-
Horn
7. II nM ma
2. Backa of neckff
30. Organ atopl
31. tocnllona
33. Narrow opes-
Iniri
31. Krror
SS. llnnilltlon
38. Etherenl enlt
3H. (Concord
39. Wrltcra ot
Terao
41. Ilumnerel
44. Ruaslnn
lit a o Vllt l s
pcnuiaula '
43. Sliitns
44. Large eorpent
47. Nil lp of tue
deaert
48. Month! '
49. Age
fil. Allowance for
waste
39.' Let tt itnnd
44. Tlirlcei pre- .
fix '
35. lirink slowly 1
56. Jtlvcrt Span.
37. JInrden
(9. rootball poal. .
tlon
01. Agulnt prefix
'DOWN
1. Lubricant
i. Blkck enckoo
! 3. Tea tcater
4. Ilnatened j
' S. Dieade
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8. IVetty- iiaTsl
ofrirvrs . .
9. Velilcle on
rnnnera
10. J)anre atep
tl. Kxlst
11. Ueplnce
just seems that way . because he
has noticed some evidence of skid
ding. . . ' ;
Lawn that define morality are
effective only after the people have
agreed on a definition for thp law
to uphold. ,
"Save the surface and you savo
all" Is a good paint slogan, hut as
a folk custom it muke3i culture
rather thin.
Correct this sentence: "Yoah,"
said tho. . grinning battpr; "that
third strike was over, all right."
JEANETTE SLOAN IS
HONORED BY ARTISTS
OREGON STATE AGRICUL
TUUA r COLLEGE. Corvallis, May
21. (Special.) Jeanette Sloan of
Medford, junior Jn vocational edu
cation, was Initiated into and elect
ed president of Kappa Kappa Al
pha, art honorary fraternity. After
Initiation, which took placo in the
studio of John Leo Fairbanks, pro
fessor of art, a dinner was given
.at a local cafe where officers were
elected, " '
Always Safe!
CASTCBIA
Children Cry r Itf
A pure vegetable preparation to re
lieve common baby ailments, such as
constipation, colic, gas, colds, etc
NO: I WANT TO TURN
iT AHM AN HOUR SO I I
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i a., vuraruivri Wim f
Tsasi iru-r e a.no r
1 laiviii nvil"l V
Do You Remember?
10 YEARS AGO TODAY
(From files of tall Trlbun)
May 1, 191 t
The woj.;an suffrage amendment
passes house' by 304 to S9 and
now goes to the Benato,
lloiie ot resculns Aviator Uarry
llawkes. missing since Sunday,
somewhere in the Atlantic, aban
doned. ' - ' . .
Much interest aroused locally In
Rev L. M'vron Boozer's sermon
subject for next Sunday. "Presi
dent Wilson's Colossal niundej.
R. C. Washburn elected presi
dent or Rogue River Fruit & Pro
duce association. '
Yesterday was the warmest of
the year, 90 degrees in the shade..
Sprinkling hours reduced' to
three days $ week, six hours acb
aay'- ' - , '.''.'
' Geo. Dunn of Ashland" sells ranch
to Virgil Chapman.
20 YEARS AGO TODAY"
(From files of Mail Tribune) -.
May 21, 1909 '
John R. Allen of 49 Wall street.
New York, elected' president ot P.
&. E. S. P. will furnish railsv.tp
extend road 17 miles beyond-Eagle
Point. '.; i- -V '
. Col. P. I- Tou Velle announces
he has produced a new fruit on his
ranch callod 'the alfa-berry.-.'-by
grafting strawberries on alfaUa
roots. . . ' ' ' .'".'
Elias Hudd, chief engineer of tin
projected railway to Crescent City,
made a trip to CreBcent City and
return in two days; wiicli is cpn
sidorod a record.
Colonel Ray offers bonus' - to
John R. Allen if he will move tlio
P. & E. jredtord terminus t'o Tolo:
Medford Grocery plans- to erect
a large warehouse on S; Pi right
of way. ...' -
;' C'pRlMEI.iaS-Voluntoer rtfo 4o- '
' pnrt'ment org)ihly.ed' bore. '"
onstipated?
Tafce Ml NATURE'S iccntui-imwm.
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properly by morning una your conrtipaoon .
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Bri.i-:. Twit- Only .
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c commended and Sold by
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9th Successful Year in Medford .
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