Medford mail tribune., June 01, 1929, Image 4

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MEDFORT) WATT TUTBnXE, WEDFOTW OT?EflONT, SATURDAY, .TUNE 1, 1329.
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Official paper of the City of Madfort.
Official paper of Jae-too County.
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Adrertyiif lMprmntatltaa
H C. MOOENHEN A COM H AWT
omeoa In New York, CMeuo. Ilrott,
rraoeheo. Lot Anflw. BeatUa. Portland.
mm
Ye Smudge Pot
y Arthur Pe'Tf
Kpoiiking from tlio clotiHi'Ht lit-niiruni-f,
u ihe tariff 1h grnorully
iIIhuukhviI, tho I'uillaiiil rate ox
IK'i't now more or Ichh In tlic. ncwH,
wan all of that. For Homo time
(he mi'tropollH Iikh been Htrlvltm
for offiolency In civic iiffulm, In
nlnnd of BolnB uhoucl and dolnn
what there 'U to do. They flirted
with efficiency nnlneern and mar
vel that the situation nhould he
balled up.
KVKIIYTHIXM KXPI.AIXKI)
(Time -Mas )
At the tme of 1'ikn'n Peak,
luM week. Kill Williams of ltlo
llonri.j, Texas, started to nose
push a pennut. His purpose:
To push it to the top. Mr.
Williams acquired his now
pUHhiliK habit last year when
ho lost an election bet on Al
lred Kinanuel Smith.
Rome have the hay fever, and
some have the rose fever, and u
sneeze by any other name would
sound as loud.
The 427 new lnwtl passed by tho
Inst session of the leKislattlre Ko
into effect next Wednesday. This
outstrips Moses, who could only
think of ten.
The OreRoiuun Krlday printed
nn editorial entitled, ",11m Dlnk
Ins o.f HesBie." Jl gladdened the
heart nl Mr. DlnkAiiH, and Ihe lest
of the World, because It conveyed
the pleasing Information that Hen
llur Jjampinnn hud returned, after
a sehHioti with surgeons, to what
Is called work. Mr. Lampman
makes his typewriter sink with thu
sweetness of David and the wla
- clom of Solomon, ubout- the trout
in the pool, where the mosquitoes
lit) in and the Boose en route to
liudson tiay, and n dull, drab sec
tion of a niiKhuy daily Is the bet
ter for It. Mr. Lampman can take
a Cold lllll sidewalk. Willi every
other board loose, anil describe it,
with eholeo words, until it becomes
a Komun forum, where trod
IveinoHlhcncH. Hut Mr. Latnp'nun
should know that Mr. Uinkens'
feet are ItchfitB from Ioiib wnlk
InK of the foreHt trails. He is
weary of hearitiR the nlBht wind
whistle around the eaves of his
liai'n, and says, "I'd like to run
down to Frisco for a spell." lie
In talklnB of presslnB the gas
pedal of a l'Nrd, instead of a tl'lK
Rcr. He is looking at tire markH
In the dust of a country road, In
stead of the track of the blue
grouse In the dead leaves, lie tells
stories about Scotchmen, and won
ders if the hlBh school football
team will amount to anything next
fall. He ban thrown away IiIh hat
with the flsh-hooliH in II. on his
lust appearance In our midst, he
was garbed as a mountaineer, only
to the walHt. He wore a sweat shirt
thut formerly belonged to the As
Hoelated Student body of the Uni
versity of Oregont and was num
bered 8.
The Mediterranean fly pest situ
ation is not serious enough yet to
appoint n commission, composed
entirely of upstate lawyers, whose
duty shall be to journey at state
expense to the Mi'tllterninenn and
Hiudy the pest fly on Its native
heath.
Lady Ford-Coupe of the local i
Imitation ltrltish set. reverted to I
her Dixie drawl yesterday when j
she caught the chain of a frit- )
ternity pin on a coat button.
Lit t to Chester Woodpecker play
fully stole a fish worm from tiny
Janice Kohin that her papa had
given her. Mesdnmes Itohln and
Woodpecker will not sit at the
mi nip bridge table again soon.
What became of nil tho KIOY
KignN that used to dangle from the
rear axles of uutos, In the days
when Portland drummers brought
reports of spiritual I'ortlaud police
men Joining the khtn?
YlCfTIIFY WILL
(Whitman College- It u lew)
. . . Scntimc ntullsm, and
flirting; strolling together
about the streets or in th
country, either In the daytime
or utter nightfall, are for
bidden because? they are con
trary to the usage of good so
ciety. "I enn't iro to Jail. I Rot. o
baby." Such was Ihe pten of A
woman in police court Saturday
ntternoon when judge W. D. Shaw
gave her n sentence of 3d days
and a fine of :'U0 for possession
of ?quor. And the judge being
sympathetic, asked: "How old in
' ymir ln!iy?" He'n 16," as the re-l-wly,
' She was given year stay
of execution. (Columbia Mesnen- i
Ker.) 'Whcieln, su-rn Justicu ier-
THE CRUX OF THE
PRESIDENT I'.rnir.S Miiterm-nt ill I'ortlimd yestenliiy, re
l.Mii'ilin tourist rules lit ( 'it I it'orn in via the Northwest, ('in
phiisizcs tilt' lid vantiiixc that this scetimi of tin- poust would enjoy
if the Hill lines should he allowed to meet the Southern l'acil'ie
with transcontinental competition.
jresident IJiidd points nut that, though the Northwest route
:i California is 4110 -nile shorter than the S. I'. route via New
Orleans, the fare ie from $1H to if-4 higher. Naturally, the
Sunt hem 1'ueil ie would not he anxious to change ths rule, le
euuse on the New Orleans route it has a major portion of the
haul, rthereas on the Northwest route it, would have only tin'
section from I'ortlaud to San Franeisco.
Conversely, the (Ireat Northern would he eai-'cr t secure
this reduction, hecau.se, put on a purity with the Southern I'll
cifie, it would he in a position not only to -ret the lotijj haul,
hut secure a goodly portion of the Kastern tourist travel to
California from the S. IV
'
f X this pliase of the iiestion, as in all others, we don't hlaino
A the Southern l'acil'ie for a inipute in doinc everything it trim
to keep the Hill lines nut of the California territory. Itut Un
important point to us is not what is (joinj; to henefit the South
ern l'acil'ie or the (ireat Northern, hut' what is jfinfr, to benefit
the people of Southern Oregon and the Northwest.
ind we fail to see how any fair-minded person can deny
that this extension of Ihe Hill lines would benefit every section
of this state. Not been use this l'aKlondlam.ilh construction is
of any importance in itself, but because it would uive this sec
tion id' the coast ami only by such construction can this dis
trict secure, the benefits of another transcontinental railroad
line, and the benefits id' effective railroad competition.
DISARMAMENT MUST
TIIIC argument of Brother Brisbane against disarmament is
the old familiar one- used by 'the HID per cent militarist
since the world beyan.
Keducp armaments? Sure. But let the other fellow do it
first. ,And in the meantime build the strongest navy and the
most powerful air fleet our tremendous resources permit.
Then and then only let us talk about a warlcss world and
universal peace.
It is nstonishini; that any sane person could put forth such
an arnutuent. If it is riht for one country it is rif.'ht for an
other, and as Ion); as it is advanced by any world power, all the
others must in self defense follow suit.
No. The only way to stop this insane race in armaments
is a mutual agreement to reduce them. And the first step to
ward reachiii' such an Agreement is for some nation to assume
the leadership and take the first step. 1
That is what President Hoover has done. To commend his
action on one hand, and urf;e larger navies, armies and air fleets
on the other, is to add to the folly of militurim, the vice (if
hypocrisy.
, , ...A. jiitcllci js .ajnaij who thinlts. seven of the hits full sal't
beciiuse his teani. mates dislike travel. ,
Mow you eiin't, tell. The man suddenly rich tnay not be a
hool!(;;,'!,'er. He may be financed by the power people..
A day in Ihe country ives three days of exercise one to
fish or ramble, and two to scratch. ,
A hick town is a place where there isn't any fire depart
ment when the police force has none home for his dinner.
A governor who calls out state troops that aren't needed
never in his boyhood tried rocking a hornet's nest.
CoixIoiisimI report of tin coiiiinillet' invest Ur.'it iim the cnttnn
mill imluslry: Kosolvcil, Unit women slioiiKl wenr inure, elntlies
You !iin tell i) rich shopper.
clerk for sometlune; clienper.
E
PltlNCK Ill'PKKT, 11. C, June
1. Stories of terror caused
to residents of the Queen Char
lotte Islands during a seiies of
earthquakes this week have been
bio uniu here by the ste.imcr
I'lliii e John.
Three uuakes on Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday, ro ked Moreby.
Orahiwn and the smaller Islands
of the group, at Unkport the
peak of a high mountain was re
ported to have toppled over, nu-l
near Sun pit. fiOo feel of sandy
beach slid into the sea.
MUTT AND JEFF
PiO HfcRfc'S A m-i& fflftW AfOD Hfc.'S MuTT, WHAT'S &Jz WAS A 'oTf
CMllwWARRsr Ft wcklw6 "W ,jUiNG Your. owMf Ygm. 721 Fofc Ho(w WORK" W I matter? ) 1 UveR's LAwe, H
'.fia FOR THL PAST . . ' I M J-. i SiiSH.I
W. - . -1 lfi.iE-at..-rriMi
S. P. SITUATION
MEAN DISARMAMENT
He isn't us!i;imeil to ask Hit
THEOSOPHiST LEADER
O NAHIU'MCK, t e r ma n y , J u n e
I.-(!') Mrs. Katherlne West cot t
Ting ley. theosophlst leader, was
In the hospital hero today with
serious leg lnturies received In an
automobile accident yesterday.
Her right thigh bone and left
a nk le were broken when the car
In which she was riding, driven
by prof, l.treek. of California, es
caped control and swerved into a
main highway where It was thing
against a concrete bridge. The
support of, the bridire prevented
,1 plunging into the water below.
True Love Arts Itself
Personal Health Service
ly WILLIAM BRADY, M O '
HitfMri trtun peruiDlnc to twraouaj heo'tb end byrfleoA, not o Uqm 4lafuoau ti
.reAimMiL tll b ajurd by Dr. bra4y If t uupd, aelf-addrcwed envelop te eunluawl
rtu-re abould b brief and writ ten in ink. Owing to tb Ury utuobei of let cere re
etvad, only a few u 0 aoarerd here. Mo reply CAD be nade U qurrteo oat eonlara
-if to luetrvrttotie arldreee Oi Wtlllao Brady, id cmre of ttila Mwit
j:vk wash and
A rcdtlfr hpthXh in il boatitlfnl.
hooklft ubout thH oyf-H and their
tun., and asks whether the jireiui-
mi h in r p tt i. 'i
mended In the nnd-Hoak RurmentH over-
huoklet 1h mife to nlht in c?,d wuter' ihvw Uuw
ue or It U 1h jimtl", wrk' J, ?ne 7eruC h.tt " " R H
anth-.r humbim. J' l,ulh1ln ,at "tervMH. Hhorter than
The nostrum, 1,uu,mtiw" po,'ld of thf, nltK
as the booklet Wil'T Vir SU"r tl'm coollt'a
y uiinouficew, i pre-j
pared under the!
d 1 r eetlon of "a:
pro tn I nent pytr
specialist." Jlut,
this booklet goes the usual bunk I
one better and nameh the promt-
nent eye sper;allst and his home 1
town. Ko I looked up the promi- j
nent eye specialist and sure i
enoiiKh, tht;re is his name listed i
among the doctors in tho town i
mentioned in the booklet, but not
"hri. .r l- yUL "l "" -
in lists listed in the town, some j
or tnem prominent ones. Hut
this bird seems to have ea-.'aped
f i,,f V i . T I I
'
,'"ntr;., r"h"'h UT. ,',.?mm,'n,ti
flnr-i,,iu t,,1(1n..)n , ,. ,,
HlutcH. However,
why he nlR-
" ' "
,,ur um uoe-,
tor is proiiiinent In the eyes of tho
inn ooohiei ansureH tno wnrKtethnt the wearing of shoes cnued
thai tliiH nostrum contains no Co- the kid to get croup. And It Is
calne, morphine, aleohul, liella-'!'niy recollection (some one has
donna or other UanBeiouB or hahlt, "honowed" my ropv of the hook)
forming thlnk'H.
JIavo you ever noticed, bul
shucks, of courae you haven't if ,
you take the nostrum busine-rsl
seriously that if a thing is ab.-o-i
lutely worthlfss or downright dan
gerous the cinulars invariably as
sure you that It contains no this
and that dreadful poison? If I
wished to givt you a jab of o
called "twilight Fleep" a hypo
dermic of morphine and scopola
mine I might begin by assuring
you the syringe contains no o
cain. brandy,, snuff, ptoruiiins.
strychnin arsenic or carbolic ncid
and even then you might let me'
give you a dose of prussic acid or
something.
Analysis showed that this eye
lotion Indicated that It was essen
tially a solution of about 12 grains
of borax to the ounce of water,
with a drop of golden seal added.
Worth perhaps 5 cenU a gallon,
you pay something like n dollar an
ounce for It if you like to he
boomhazzled.
11 veil ho harmless a th'ng nrf
borax, or boric acid, as an eye
wash, is not beneficial to the
eyes In any way. A solution ofl
11! grains of boric acid or nl'J'
borax In an ounce of boiled water, 1
w th or without a drop of golden
t-eal fluid extract added, Is n
ml'dly antiseptic lotion, useful
enough for temporary emergen -
eics. but not advisable for pro
longed or habitual ope.
Of course no such eye wash
"strengthens' the eyesight or
makes the eyes look better, or
rcds tired eyes.
No eye wash, other than the
tfirs themselves. Is tidv'sahle as a
rule or ns a matter of dally toilet.
In some conditions where there
Is conriant redness of Ihe eyelids
a mildly astringent lotion mav
dimin'sli the redness for an hour
or two for that purp ise probably
the best lotion Is a f dutlon of
one or two grains of zinc sul
phate In one ounce of boiled
uiter. One drop of this In each j
eye on-e n day.
If on desires to tive por e acid
I...-.? nheen u tlttlo .1 i f fn rum e
In their effects) dNs.dve a level
.nu.w.,ii.r.i1 ,xf (tin nnivilei- in
, ' , , , n-i.i . , . i i
o ut of boiled water. This may be
used either as eye drops or as
nn eye wash. The least ohject'on
able and lens! irritating eyewtfh,
however. Is a solution of a tea
spoontul (rounded) of common
table "'salt in a pint of boiled
water.
QI KSTIONS Al WSWF.HS
Killing: Company.
1 have had ample opportunity county or oniinunttv and sres
to observe the coot ie problem in j the fact that the larger Interests
many yeais In mining construe-; should take prcedence on suva uj
llon camps. One minute in hot casions.
water not necessarily boiling, will j So tar as I know, there has
kill the last louse and nit. Kvent never been a community In Oregon
cold water is effective. I don't) that suffered because of the devel
know how long the garments opment of a public work in a put
niied soak In cold water, but over-j ic work in another community..
night soaking s I.ioni fails to dot
the business. The lice turn bluish, I stale has nebeflted the whole j
swell to twice their ushal sizejstate. Let any man drive over the
AiMu:suti;.
nnd die
The nltH nro chilled
. iU ' 1 Ultv" found that m-n
J'1 cump may h ke,t free frvia
1 lf lll,-v wf" ehariKe their
AnHwer Thank you. Th kbh
(nlt.) liau'-h in ubout a week, on
ihe bkln or In garment h worn,
and the ineubution period 1h
hiiit;ir In garments laid aside
where the temperature 1h lower.
Dry heat at 130 deKreea P. kllln
Hie and nits in live minutes.
Ironing ordinarily kills any lice
or nits In Hothliitf. Water at 155
decrees (hot but not boiling) will
kill them. It is interest inff to
know that cold water noaklng
jov. - r night is fatal to tho hardy
Fugo Mr. KoiiKn.
KX you hand and glove about
weather, clothes, etc., but can't
enthuse over that Kentucky moun-
tnln mother's hygiene. llow
- rth could wearlnK a pair
of
..hneH Klve the hoy crop or any
thlnK elfe
-H. C. P.
-You refer to a hit
1 ,.,1 Wo fi-nm .Inhn Lhllln
K. ...,,(,( Alnnir ". To
my mind Uio croup and the shoes
""iwere just coincidence. J did not
think .Mr. Sousa meant to Imply
that It happened in Virginia, not
Kentucky. We have to be careful.
you know, for
we have readers
In both places.
(Copyright John FS Dille Co.)
"I don't sco why they ilon'l melt
I Ihcin dead (1iicuo gangsters up
an um em ovr again.' .salt I lkc
Soles, today. It's JcM nhnui got
around to where if il liain't sotne-
thin we kin Im jiri-esied U'Y It
i slnidy hain't belli done.
Communications
j I'MJlorial Is Commended
To the Kditor:
A few evenings back you hud an
I editorial In your paper about the;
; proposed Trail-Canyon ville cutoff
to Crater lake.
I believe you have expressed the
'most sensible view of this matter
f
in Oregon. While
; such a road would undoubtedly
divert some traffic from Josephine
.. . .
county and way points, it would
save an hour for every car moving
from here to Portland.
Nearly every Oregon commu
nity has a slight complex of
"provincialism." or community
loyally carried to excess, It is well
for someone to occasionally ex
press the idea that Oregon is
much larger than any given
10 very mile of good roud in the !
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
AC BOSH
1. Harrowing
tinlaial
fi. Frbwutr .
II fill
9. At no time
IU. VffTHiilile
ll!. '1 raulilfil
la. Km ii II tlilngi
i titiilKu
IV. ( laiiiur -17.
Keenly deslr-
ltt. ( tinflttif riitloti
UK J)i'liittt up
lia. Iti'Kulatlun
iU l.Ittrury ttfpls
uml (tints
SI. 4 neil
t. Siirronful
27. Jtctlre
2. Unlrli
SI. .lliiM-ulliie
praiiituii
B2. .11 frit
83. Hf-'irew meas
ure Zi. 'iittonIe nur
frotli tut,
37. -Mfiifturt)
Stf. JtfHl estut
lieliJ In hide
pc ii tie n ee
43. Sloths
44. Wise king of
. Israel
4 A. t nit
47. Northern '
Kuroneon
49. Chief rlty
niuK'ttruie
50. Commiitlon
fil. Ktml ta pre
vent Hlliiliiir
l3. Footlike fiurt
Zt. Completely
51. Lower
ST, II uiiinrTtun
in. The fern n le
fitintlplper
9. Hurl
S I mJ a 1 o W s! c I e ' m 1 e W u I oJr ! e 1
hIyTpI eINp Ia Jr. I b sMsj n oJV;
;mi1lo!h:i TisHcjAN
A I M 'T i E I L iO P I S3 J Vh I
TifijAlos3l,!ALiJ u!R'iyLs
t "a s'ItIbITH r ' a v H BSilxIi
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KM jrlriijE"Air igBDffl
biarir ieTm RfT l TJrm )m'6
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state line in any direction and he
will likely have a better idea of
the value of good roads nt home.
Keep up the good work. Let's
have all the good roads we can
aiiord, and the whole state will
prosper accordingly.
I.. J. K.
(Name on file at this office)
Medford, May 31.
, - .-,
QuilV Points'
The best highway is the short
est distance between two points. ,
If all peddlers were placed end
hons just when Friend Wife is
busiest. - '
Prize beauty: The prettiest of
i nose wno weren i mmve entering
a contest of that kind.
If the flood came in the spring,
the angle worms on the ark must
have trembled when Noak looked
their way.
Modern ofricc furniture of
fers every ciiiivenleiici except
a cuhioned place on the desk
lor the feet.
The chief objection to capital
punishment is that It doesn't ap
ply to those who have capital.
One objection to peace and free
dom from disasters is that wo
get behind with our geography.
P.Iessed are the poor. Their
children inherit, the earth because
tho rich don't have any children.
Americanism: Beginning to fight
prrticiples in a wild frenzy to lick j
the other crowd.
Parents never get old enough
to become a nuisance it they
haven't divided the property. j
i
"When daughter marries a poor
boy. what nn outrage it seems loi
a millionaire dad who was dig-i
gtng ditches at J1.J5 a day when
he was twenty.
8. Pertubdnir to
I lie pole
9. Si. 11 n!lrle
arid
II. Aleoliolle
.Irhiv
Ii. iiriiiK Into tine
i;i, llukt-.i rlu
II. pi.jilcul uord
1,'. At u il Hi ii life
iu. I : it t M"iir.iiiy
h. Ilitcrpl-et
iit. ApMiirltioii
ai. iio'tidi
ii. iiotbi'-ho r ,
veKetiilhut
25. Frlcml of
Pytliltui
tH. At ii If Hheep
uo. Prhnnry cilor
S4. ( reutiiiif ills.
tar'ai nee
.15. Soft iiiinerul
:I6, Piixluee.
St. PusneJ
3D. Hebrew
prophet
40. Aitretmcnt
41. .Nothing bill
43. Pilot
4. ChII of a
eourt crier
4S. Diminish
&. ( lirerful
Li. I.urird plnnt
tl. Cud
lid. First ivoaiun
It?. Prevalent
epidemic
SR. hhlrri iihhr.
6(1. Tall grass
91, .Muoeuline
ii Ic kna me
imyvx
1. Fracu
S. Above
a. (iuitU'tf
1. SjlliHile of
liesltiiMon
C. Anttlef
S. JMurk bird
7. Prevalent
I Then, too. maybe the power
; trust would finance you in bucking
the stock market. That would
use up a lot of paper for ticker j
tape.
A Al
Xo wonder theatres are los
ing 1 noncy. Oil (he street
you can see legx without lis
tening to tui.sal accompani
ment. chasers as Kurope charges. Hut
you must chase the things If there
I is no easy mark who will lend
them to you.
Funny people! Scorning rel g-1
ion because its truths can't he j
demonstrated in a test tube; wor-'
sniping a popular hero made great'
by headlines.
"Father jailed for whipping
school teacher." The teacher ,
punished the boy; the father pun- j
ished the teacher; te state pun-1
inhed the father. Moral: lie the j
boss dog.
Correct this sentence: I picked
i up a golf club and tapped a hall." j
I said the uniliated, "hut 1
j desire to see how far
i knock it."
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had no
I could
ILL AT
SAMS VALLEY. Ore.. Junel.
(Special) Word was received
Tuesday by Mrs. Alfred Wttkowskl
of her husband, at Klamath Falls.
with a malady suniHised to be
spotted fever. Mr. Milkowskl has
been shearing sheep in northern
California. Mrs. Milkowskl left
immediately to be with her hus-
band,
The weather man has plaved
quite a prank on our farmers by
i delaying showers until the first
.cutting of alfalfa was down.
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Do Yon Remember?
1 11 VKAKS a;o TOOAY
(From files of Mali Tribune)
Juno 1. ISltf
Ithineland Kepublic in Germany
proclaimed, with Coblenz as cap
ital. Terms of peace presented to Aus
tria at St. Germain, France.
Villa captuita Chihuahua, Mexl-
I'nited States supreme court sus
tains contempt proceedings aguinwt
Senator-elect Newberry of Michi
gan. '
Mrs. Tien yheldon will net ns
hostess of the Comrades club of
the Drama league at tho Ireby-.
teiian church tonights -
Capt. It- W. Stearns returns from
medical service In the army, to re
sume practice. He was about to
sail from New York when the arm
istice was signed.
20 TEARS AGO TODAY
(From files of Mall Tribune)
lune I, IH)l.
J. A. Weslerlund plants largest
orchard in county, three miles west
of Med ford. acres to pears,
apples, peaches and cherries.
Lorenzo N. Colby killed by 8. P.
train while driving team over cross
ing. Vernon Vawter and Guy Leonard
to graduate from Med ford high
school. Vawter to give address on .
"The Panama Canal."
Ii. II. Parsons elected president
of Southern Oregon Horticultural
society, -
State Infantry sent to quell strike
at McCloud, Cal.
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Page One.)
may resist attack." To lm
titron does not invite disease
or war.
1 Pritain has a problem more se
rious than the election, unemploy
ment and German reparations com
bined. Two million British girls,
excess of females over males, are
told bluntly: "You cannot hope to
he married. Xot enough men to
go around."
The girls ask: "Thj?n what are
we to do?" A difficult question.
Rome might see in it the hand of
Providence. Many men out of
work, 2,000,000 unable to increase
the idle population. But a woman
unmarried and childless cannot he
happy, although she may make the .
best of it. One baby means more
to a good woman than ten careers.
Sometimes she does not know it
until she. gets the baby. , ,
After great wars In old Kurope,
pnlvuaniv was established not offi
cially, hut by passive acquiescence,
as some parts of this country have
established bootlegging. Religious
forces did not approve or reouKO
Irregular arrangements, simply ig
nored them. Gradually the balance
of power was re-established. That
may come again. There Is only
one life for a woman.
A hundred and forty thousand
people watching the automobile
race at Indianapolis saw a driver
killed soon after the race started.
Only 25 years old. Pill S pence of
Ixis Angeles Is said to have been
as reckltss a driver as was Captain
hickenbacker himself in old daya
when he drove racing cars, before
he raced with German fighters in
the air.
Spence's car turned over on
"death run." It cannot be said
that his lite was wasted, or that
the 500-mile race Is unseless. It
developst better engines, wheels,
metallic combinations. Some nre
killed, millions, later, live more
safely.
4
Kd Geick, farm foreman at Pan
handle Agricultural and Mechani
crl college. Goodwell, Okla, is
mayor of Goodwell.
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Food Is Better"
At the Medford
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