Medford mail tribune., May 28, 1929, Page 10, Image 10

WEDFORD SraiE TRIBUNE, MEDFOTID, ORTiOX. TrESDAY. MAY 28, 3929.
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CBMKiniON
T BUU IB actum:
Baiir, iu lundij, fur
lialLr, vita Buodar. Botb....
belli, tiuieut Sundijr, rear.,:
'Daily, ellhout flunter. Boom..
.Wtctlr Mall TrlMiM, eoa rear.
j., as .... ..........
It. to
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1.50
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too
lit t ir in iAum la Wtdferd. Altillnii
lettientile, Central toM, roeeaU, laittt, (kl4
BUM ton ae flienoan:,
DtUr, Bit Bunder, BWDtB. ........ .9
Denr, vubout Sunder, awnta ' .8
Deiir, tjibwit Buooar, ana fear ,1.00
pair, olta Sunder, one rear 1.00
AO term, een la aoranee.
, MEMBER Of THE ASSOCIATED PBUI
5 UtMldni Pull Lcued Wlfi Smke
Tlw Anoducd Pre. U ndtalielf tsuued to
Vm Ine (or pubUcitloB f ill newt dliutclit
credited UU cUwnlM credited la tale paper,
Erf site t Hit local oei puMlibc! btvtlo,
AU rlg&U rr publioUM at imUI efeattatai
utile an resened,
Offlelal MPer of tlx Cltr af Hearers.
Orrielal paper of Jaekjoo County.
Boor, dallr ertrai, drealatlos f Hi
aasm OeL'l, 1J, !
AdnrtMng rrtmacotaUral
Oftkaa
In New Yui, Chlcau, Datn, laa
b, Ut Angelf, wtla, rorUand.
traaefMS,
!Ye 5mudge Pot
By Arthur Ptrry
: rii'(2nn chamber of
commerce
crouiw opposed to vallrond dcvel
i iment n yt biive taken no nc
tl n to change' the mate mo(to
finm "She Fllea With Jler Own
wlnKt" to "Leave Vu As the In
diana Left f a,"
,1 have always been anil always
will be rentonsiblc for my wife'
.If Ins. Shelby Andcraon, 1U3C
Miami. (Kanaaa City Star.) How
unusual, hut why mention It.
Several of the auto horns around
here have a aarcimtlc note in their
voice. ,
"What 1h this?" wild F. Hyliw,
the renowned iiarlrullurnl tiller
and toiler, also hayer, uh he looked
ii(to the butilneHs end O.C a pitch-
The nobin, the Bluojay, the
Woodpecker, the Sparrow, the
4irk and Tlirunh funilieij ate
Httrawberrlea with John Demnier
lle firHl of the week. -
InHtend of liuttinK the nut on In
frant and behind her, to make
room, the lady driver exerciaed
lh.e mUHdes of her forearm slightly
und proceeded from th parking
npnco in good order, and in due
Hea&on.
" The fih .worahipera of the
IliRUe will now asnemtlo. for the
ficautiful ceremony of annolntinx
tte sacred nteelhead.
JThe Pales Htatemnan tolln of a
lady Htenogrnpher who retired
from her position hecaUHO the du
ller, thereof required the cllinbinK
of a ladder In tho presence of
malcH. Hhe walked right out of
ihe office and climbed. Into a
rumble neat, which rcoulren all tho
f-klU of a clrcUR acrohat, and foljtl
Inw up like a Conora typewriter. .,
Spring Ih well
up ring dancen.
alone, and no
lAtnt; ere the end of tho week.
Profanely of tho weather
Ye una 1 1 speak,
HecauHe right now
A.I1 car wheels squeak.
Col. Lindbergh la now married.
There wilt be low-llfed wretoheti
who will maintain he made bin
flight across tho Atlantic too noon.
Tho Baker Herald holds that
much of th& dtKtrewi of Mr. Hai ry
K. Sinclalr'a Jail term Is amelio
rated by' th?t presence of n pretty
nut He In the Jail pharmacy, where
ho works. At night he listens to
(11 men snoring, and it takes a
lot of beauty to offset that.
mnt? Posh iutic,r)
' John is out of the hunpllal,
but look pretty thin. Jlo
' went to visit his sister Wed
ne.sdny and stayed until Satur
day. It will 19 some time be
fore ho will bo able to work.
It, would he a great relief - to
pick tip u paper and road of a
fnriper klun dignitary doing some
thing besidcM going to Jail,
Sprinkling and mowing of lawns
ts the order of the evening- .
Then thoro l tho tourist who
driven llko ho was looking for a
rash settlement for the wreck of
his broketv vehicle, Instead of
work. ;' , .
Mrs., Pansy Greedy, who loqt the
new breakfast nook linoleum at n
bridge game, is rendittg "Timely
Hrlluo Hints," but a timely nudge
Is niyiVi to, be deslreth
Tobacco juice" and tho Holy
Hplrit are not compatible and, can
not dwell In the samo hblQ ,to
uthw. Thercforo. it brihoyves us
tp do all wa can to get tobacco
nnd humanity a:far apart as pos
Hlbln. r(Xo - Tobacco Journal.)-
Putting In a plug fur cigarette. (
Tlnrn To Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Ft niter, an cbxht-puund baby boy,
the . Jflat. (Lostlne - Notes.) A
handful,
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OBTAIN $200 CHECK
KANSAS CITY, May 2. WV
Willwm Hu-ey. , 57-yoar-old fai'i
nicir. ' lodu,- ,.wa recoyrrlnir )fr.itt
Injuries received 'Saturday ' kt the
hands of several men who tortured
him until he signed a check for
$20(1 gave his iitlnckei-s ftiQ.
In .cash.
SOUTHERN OREGON SHOULD UNITE ON ALL AROUND
DEVELOPMENT OF TOURIST TRAVEL
THE) more good roadu to-Crater Lake, -ii'ie'trrcater the tourist
travel. pil.: the-reatr. the touri-st .travel, the greater the
bencfitt) to $autlieri OreR'm,
ill the increased revenue. . '.
iThose district T.hieh oiose the Tiller-Trail cut-off to Cra
ter, Lake, because they are uot on it, are, to our inind, guilty o!
both a Kclfisli anil short-sij-'hted policy. They fail to realize that
anything that will expedite or increase the volume of travel to
Crater bake will benefit them, because it is an undeniable fact,
supported by thfc records, that !I0 per cent of the tourists who
travel to a resort by one route return by another.
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Ro.s
te
flsH-'UF'Pfl Tilli.r Tenil V.ttiAa Point anil th interveniii'' !
erritory, would benefit
the construction of 1I1U juoinsed cut-off. But because of this
fact, we fail to aprce with those who believe Medford should
oppose the proposed construction, and do everything possible to
prevent it. .,
An overwhelming proportion' of the tourists from the north
y.ho would take this cut-off to Crater Lake would return, via
Medford, Central Point and Crauts I'ass. The. same rule applies
to those who will visit'Crater Lake from Klanuirh Falls, Kast.
ern Oregon, or the Kcdivood Highway. They come in one way,
they go out another. ,. .. ,
Instead of opposing new feeders, new lines of communica
tion, nc.w'routcs which will open up new areas of scenic and
recreationid attractions in this part of the country, all that are
! justified on thjs basis, should
j isn't sentimental benevolence, it
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FOI?, wc repeat, anything that will increase the totut volume
of tourist truvel to Southern Oregon is good for Southern
Oregon, for every town and trading, senter in it.'
What applies to Crater Lake applies to the Oregon Caves.
The proposed Williams Creek construction, for example, would
uot only benefit Medford mid Williams Creek, ut Grants I'ass
and all the intervening territory. t . . ' '
Let's get together ou this tourist business, not fight among
ourselves. This would not uidy be a nicer spirit, but one that
would pay each, district iu this part of the state more revenue
in dollars and cents.
THE S. P, AND
WK see no cause for surprise over the fact lli,at Rome. Morl
ford business men sijned blue cards, which directly ap
proved of the Sou-theni' i'acifio
posed extension of the f I rent Northern. . '
AVhere any railroad enjoys a monopoly, it also enjovs a co-
erejve power of which when
fails to take advantage.
No matter how strong public
a new railroad, there are always large shippers wlio can't afford
to antagonize the old one. Thcv may Ktrontrlv favor rail
road development, but when a representative of a railroad over
which they must Jhii for several years asks, Are you for or
afrainsV us!" they refuse to take a chance and obediently sin
on the dotted Hue.
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FOUTUNATKtA' those in a position of authority, to decide a
question of thu sort, realize the situation perfectly. They
have more reliable means of determining public sentiment than1
by perusiu(j blue cards of a self-interested railroad.
Ninety per cent of the people of Southern Oregon, want the
Hill lines hooked up in this pari of the coast, not because they
have any particular hostiiiiy toward the Southern Pacific; but
because they believe n, competing lino opening up new terri
tory and bringing in new bl-ood will be of tremendous materia!
benefit to this part of ho state.
No one can blanift the H. I, for retaining its monopoly if it
dm." Hut these blue cards will not bo, a serious factor in the
t'ecision which will finally determine it.
Blessed are the poor and humble. They emi get married
without being annnyed by pliotouraphers".
No rich man can take advantage of all his opportunities.
Think of the vaudeville contract Mr. Sinelnir could get after all
tlis publicity.
The resignation of Maincl Willebrandt will be approved by
all those who believe religion was the main issue in the recent
tanvpaiun. '
AVERAGE MAIL PILOT
CHICAflO. (Aft The average ntr
transport pilot, carrying mall nnd ! from $lu.)00 to f.su.oou as well as
passengers on regularly operated.! valuable mall and the safety of
air lint's. Is 2S.6 years o&. .'passengers.
MUTT AND JEFF-
MTririCD Aai iTT me a , y-.i-i I THAT'S. -Ill'i I I m 1 WrtAl MWf- Ynll M5AVLf VX b.-a ..v. AFP fffW IMLlt 1 UIA I 1Kb In C. . TU CL Tn7i YOLJ irAf VOt . rtl
AS WUL Go HotAe. 1 IT; coiue llrsprpiccy& LSAu?T,"''ln crtAuFFCoW 'iSTV sclv t ARReST cooRT,vou MjARKGSTGli PETTYV
LMUys LAN 'TftWlSHT Ifcto, iffiLfeCr 7J0M VXAMT HlfA ST BCAuS' He Urt 0 ' LAWG ? VI ,Jmm&l "YO'JR e J
M. AN OLD HW ANI AR.ST15. F A K,S 1 loFFlCGR!' ! vlHArl ' t? V.OWV )9
each; section of which will share
l
more directly than .Medford by
be universally supported. This
is an enlightened self interest.
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ITS BLUE CARDS
and iitdire,ctly opposed the pro
competition threatens, it never'
sentiment may be in favor of
The American Air Transport as
sociation, undertaking a survey to
determine tho financial and moral
responsibility placed upon air
tran.sport pilots and their relative
ages, found that the 2X-year-old
pilot was charged, with the safely
of nn alrplnno ranging In pricey
-She Was Fair, Slim and
Personal Health Service
By WnilAM BRADY, K. D.
' Biffovd letters pcrUlAlns to peraenal
vtvm anouM t bn.i ami written
treatment, win m iuwitn oy wr. tiriay n
in inn.
oairad, only a few ca be anewrred bare.
trjf to liiatroetloiai. Iddroae Dr. Wullaia
Cltl AI"t"IlOVKDfl
Juat an the wild game hunter(
seeks aolaoe or surcease from th
cares of domeiitic .life in !ltf tro-
Ihy room, n I
turn to my scrap- ' particles in dut,or from swallow-j,
book in niomenisjing minute quantities of lead in!
of Kieat anguish, hU food or thru careless handling J
and I am sooth-iof his chewing tobacco or failure
fd. Wben agents to clean his hands before taking!
or emissaries of food. liut not every colic In a
th old , guard : painter is from lead poisoning. He
deal particularly ! is as likely to suffer from gall
hard ' thrusts. I i stones or other diseases as any
like to look once j of the rest of us. Your father
more upon an should undergo a medical examlna-
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item two by four, for this Item is
headed thus: " !
Mayor fta;is3alc Home With Crl.
Mayor j'rp' Tern W- ,Guy
liobhs 'TuesMlay officiatel for
the first time when Mayor .
I. X. Ragsdate was forced to
retire to his home on account
of a light Indisposition. The
mayor was stricken wltli. crl,
which, caused him to vacate
the executive chamber and
call for Mr. Dobbs to transact
the city's business. i
The mayor's malady Is not
considered serious and he is
expected to return to hla of
fice within a few days, -possibly
today. Mr. Dobbj . .
Never In my life have I been so ;
-lnri tn hear nf the lllnptui nf a '
good man. This attack of crl
occurred about two years ago,
and It is to be hoped the mayor
has had cri again and again since
that time, but even the one attack
has afforded me many, many mo
ments, of happiness, and naturally
I wish Mayor Kagsdule many re
turns ofhls indisposition. f!e has
set a fin example for public
spirited men everywhere. I could j
mention many a mayor who does!
worse .when he has the cri. (
The usual mode of Infection
with crl is via conversational;
spray. That is. when one tains
there In a constant spray of vis
ible and invisibly fine droplets
of moisture shooting forth from
the mouth and carrying three or
four feet, never more than five
feet in ordinary conversational
speaking. If one happens to have
any respiratory Infection the vi-j
run or germs may be present in
the droplets of moisture of seers-..
tion. If one's neighbor in cauphtj
Within range of the spray, ob-i
viously the poor fellow is out of;
luck, for few human beings have
sufficient Immunity to protect
them against respiratory infection.
Of course uncovered sneezinjr and
h.VV.V.rt.l f in
"tho "pot!..:
coughing are o
fectlon with crl
lar among the elite as is conver
""
sntional spray infection.
Then,
I suppose, even hand shaking may,!
possibly convey the infection in
some instances, tho we have little i
evidence of this. The convorna- .
tlonal spray is the main thing.
And curiously enough tho radio ;
censor forbids elucidation pf thej
conversational spray, tho he per-,
mlts detailed description of the!
spray, of openface sneezing and j
cqughing. Conversational spray, j
ho thinks, is an unpleasant thing (
for nice people to think about.
i : kst I ox ;r A N s W K 1 1 S
Tho . OJUI DriiftRlKM .Toko.
You mentioned that a 1.7f per
rent strength iodine mixed with
glycerine makes an excellent
mouth disinfectant. I had such
a solution prepared by a druggist.
The druggist labelled It poison,
but I used it as a garglo and It
burned my tongue, IMensc let me
know whether It is safe to use
undiluted. G. 8.
Answer I wrote "Probably one
with chrouic gingivitis, pyorrhea,
or other mouth Infection should
apply this 1.75 per cent lodin only
once each alternate day.' I then
ladried that a wise old doctor for
merly advised such an application
nf lodln-glycerin to tho gums of
children once a month to prevent
tooth decay. Your druggist meroly
followed an old Spanish custom
In sticking the "poison" label on
tho vial. You should not use the
lodln-glycerin as a gargle. Tho
1,75 pep cent strength is readily
prepared by mixing ordinary tinc-i
tti re of lodin with nn equal quan-1
tity of glycerin, then mixing that
with another equal quantity of
glycerin. Ordinary tincture of lodin
la a n p .o x I m a t o I y 7 per cent
strength (in the Tnlted States). j
Painter With folic. i
My" father has been a house j
painter for 40 years. He hns
spells of colic. Could this be from"
lead poisoning from handling!
white lead In his work? What
would vpu recommend tor
painter's colic? O. H. C. -
Forty to a Gallon
health and bytfeoe. not to dlitui Oaavaels tr j
lumpcQ) ku-mwiww.
Ovioc to the Urea Bomber at lettrra
No reply can bo node to Ojoertaj Be. oealorBv I
Brady, la eaio ot thl BOoear.
V TIIK fKXSfiB.
IoiMninK he doean't- gt-t il from;
hanOlinK lad or paint eontainincj
Ut gets it eithr from inhaling i
tion.
Calcium Lactate for Asthma
I have been taking two 5-grain
calcium lactate tablets after each
meal for eight weeks, and I have
had more relief from asthma than
I hnv-A PV4r nlitninpit from anv
other remedy. I owe you my grat-
Itude for this as -well as many!
other helpful things I have found j
In your column. Should I keep
on using the calcium lactate .'
E. E. P.
Answer You might take It for
a course of three weeks each
spring and autumn.
(Copyright John F. Dllle Co.),
Humph!
It would only take
one, lu'tniu
pill r- lwo
the;
t to bold up ever one In lt."
'1 -"t Stew' X;.... on
(.nil, u tin viinil (iluiui tlm unn-1
, . m 11... i xti
tl ",M" ' - .' -
convictions last
week.
Quill Points
Desiring the same thing tends
to make a happy marriage unless
It's tho same dollar.
Kvcry hick town has' at least
one Important citizen who wishes
he dared wear a silk hat.
Cf course Carolina eotton mills
can't raise wagis. At times it is
hard to raise the president's $50,
000 salary. , .
The five-day week may effect
some saving, bu think how many
more emergency wards will be re
quired. .
Vow of the liln; jobs arc
hold by men who stand 'lit
th door an hour after say
iivg they : iuiL5t eo.
When nT mah thinks he Isn't
at pence with the world, he Isn't
at peace with himself.
Since the world was young, the
rich have felt superior to law.
Where everybody scorns the law.
everybody is prosperous.
Never yet in all history have
tho common people scorned moral
laws dbeyed by tho rich..
Americanism: 'I think he's n
great man. Xo, I can't tell you
what great things he has done,
but everybody say a he is great."
Tn the old days, only one class
of women got ftriinx. And in that
i - - .
I "Iliiiniih! It would only take
MAiL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
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19. m(Klne
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27. Vehicle .lu ration
so. lu.lHfMS s. Killed Tilth
U. Parsing of ma
light tti rough 1. The last bat
a bodily two
Oman . 4. ItnUaa city
Cf, nines i, Jlead cover-.,
ivlnd of palm ' bur
, Anfilosaxoa t. In a lino
slave 7 einlnlne
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particular. at least,
been no change.
It isn't as bad as the headlines
make it appear. Most oX the peo
Pie you k
- anybody.
ple you know never have killed
A ' cruic eays greai juuii
critic
light fi
'the light fiction of the day more
i restful than the other kind.
kind?
Silent dmnin; vcary l.ost
and a 'bored 4rucst, each long
hiff for 'Ore otlier to sugscst
going to bed.
The next, war, up in the air.
will be horrible enough; but thank
goodness cooties can't fly.
Why not pass a bill to lift every
farmer's mortgage? That would
itlckle rural constituents. nnd the
president could be counted on 1
to veto it.
Mr. Raskob's installment plan
for Investors, would he fine if
the other installment plans left
anything to invest.
Correct this sentence: "Well,
well." the man chuckled; "if you
nte enough at the bridge party,
watch me enjoy these sardines."
4
Voters of Stonington, Conn., ,
gathered to devise means to din-;
charge a $50,000 bond issue. Then
j they discovered the bonds were '
redeemable in 30 years, instead
of ?n.
Headache
etabia laxa YO-Moaaow
ti. Try it -Sic " W ALRIOHl
Recom,mcnded and told hv ! j
All R Mad ford Druggists 1 j 1
j othci
1 m - .m '
i' Silent dntnia; ; vcary'l.bst j
Al W-NATURE'S REMBDT r pj-.
Tablet will promptly itart the g, Wjk ,
needed bowel action, clear m firtV&df
waste and poison from roar m w Vjj ; j
j yetvm. and bring welcome L-
relief at once. The mild, lU'lNivHT ,
I efe. all-vegetable laxa ' TO-MOKRO I
u. JtjU-ac V ALRIOH1 II
Yesterday's Puzzle
t. Sofia I Invert
e. ilinda iioeeii
II. Choreh buy-
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13. Finest
13, l.lmbt
S. UnUen
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salt tree
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tit Vetraiin la
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SO. Hadlnurr
Hi. M ire piillld
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33. Arid
3;, hPRmcnt of
' a circle
3ft. Openings
43. Sm-et imtatn
41. itootlni: mi-tal
47. Comrailrs
' 411. Profound n
stnillllly
Zi, itectory
. 24. ApprtiUes
ii, Pare
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27. Ileal
2. So mote it he
i. Oreal
61. Charartrr in
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Vying 'jHto7avor ';m
EASTS IDE
SYRUP
AT ALL DEALERS
Distributed by Hart Cigar Co.
509 Davia St.. Portland
FREE
Theatre Ticket
with each
Cash Purchase
MODEL
BAKERY
' 111 West Main '
Medford, Oregon .
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Do Yoo Remember?
10 YEARS AGO TODAY
(From file, of Mail Tribune)''
May 2H, 1919. '
Governor Olcott a;ipointn Vernon
Vawler member of board p( fjp.
Kcnta of Unlvemity. of Oregop.
Carranza denied risht to eros.'V.
S. line with troops to head off
Villa. . . i
Rorn. to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mann
field of Prottnect. a-nine-pound w)n
Kifkiyou grade
! feet In width.
to be paved H
Iilrycle. raceH will be htd on
Decoration day at fairground.. ;
Henr' Freeman arrives from
overseas and Joins his parents at
Cetitral Point.
C. C. Ioovejr seels dairy to Snider
Dnlry 'company.
20 YEARS AGO TODAY ''
(From files of Mall Tribune)
Jlay 28, 1908.
Haln continues value placed In
thousands of dollars.
McClouJ Lumber company' tied
up by strike. " i -
Experts estimate the payroll for
labor In Medford is over 200i) per
day.
Portland: Bill Hanley of east
ern Oregon accused of fencing 80,
00D jcre.s of government land. '
L. L. Webster of Portland will
defend Medford In the Crater Lake
highway. suit. ;.
Mr. and" Mrs. Bert Haney drovi
from Jacksonville last .night to ace
the Hoss;on, Ideals. ,; c-. ;
Sixty-eight y e a f s of continu
ous membership of 'the Masonic
lodge Is the record of Marcus L.
Moore, 91-year-old civil war. vete
ran of Roseburg, Ore.1 - -
Men and women everywhere
use and recommend Foley Pills
diuretic for relief 4rom torment of '
Lumbago. They, satisfy. Over 25,yevs
Foley Pills ;
A diuraMc stimulant for tha kidneys
Sold Eturywhtn y-, i
For Sale by JaniUu & Woodq Drug
, Qioro. Cor. Main and Central.
Women's Hose s
SJ.0Q Pair V.Z
Silk from, top to toe with
v pointed heeL l! J
12- or 16-iri. Green
Pine Slabwood
Per Load
or 16-in. Green
Pine Slabwood '
Per Load
Select
Grade
Medford Fuel Co.
, Roiihstein & Deuel
1 ,t TLf 631
Bv BUD FISHEP
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