Medford mail tribune., June 24, 1929, Image 4

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bf Ufriar, ts jUianea la Watford. AtbUiMl.
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Hul aial M Blli:
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Daijj, vttbovt BuMij. wtitt
baJly, fllMM Bualaj, MM faat f.00
but, wttA tab), n I to
All una, cai la atfraaaa. .
HZMBEB Or TTJI ABBOCIATBD PEMI
lUttitll FHU Ua4 Win flmfca
Tin Ajaoelaiad Prtu la ticlinlftlj LUtM u
M M IN IMllJllntlMI If til Da dlIlbM
xdllad to It or aUxpriM erMlual 10 tan mm.
Dd 4lM U tlM lUl M pUtllJIMd battlO.
Ill rWnu lot putUollu atacUl WW
tjartlo art tlta reianad.
(x.Viil twar tf (at Clt, tf Mml
Orrkltl pajt o JuUaa Coumi.
Bvoffl Ball, tmtfa rdrniittia fat U
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AditrUiff ctnaaoutta
M. C. COMf A.VT
OfTMa, to Hn Tort. CbXM. DtWM,
yrtntHet, Lot Aaalat. Baatlla. ParUaot.
Ye Smudge Pot
y Arthur Prry
The girls are now In t r out
ing clothes, and about as far out
uh they can get.
The new $l0,oii0 Mil contain
a picture of Huliuon I Chase, anil
all the time we thought it was
John O. 1'lnckney.
Two more venerable go-carts
were wafted to the happy Junk
pile yesterday.
Several of our breakfast nooks
art now dinettes. Illustrating that
thlH burg is making social prog
ress. A majority of the women and
a Htray male or two, without
enough courage to slate their own
convictions, ure alleging that they
enjoy the heut. They do nothing
of the kind. All the heal wor
- HhippeiH ran stay in the shude and
' have auionwitli electric fans.
Mil. t APOM-rs HKTrr.it si in-:
(Tlllio MK.)
Alphonse ("Hwtrfacft Al")
Capone, ramed Chicago gang
man, now under one yeur'H
Henteni-e In the I'hlladelphia
eouniy primm for toting
Hhootlng IroriH, wuh lait week
pitching HWlft inMhooiH and
out-curveii on n Jail haKelmll
team. Atiked for a contribu
tion to the Philadelphia Chlt
rtren'H hoxpltal, he wild: 'A
mere 25M contrilutlon t a
hospital? N o I h I n k doing.
It'll he yiOfifi or nothing . . .
I've got a kid my He If . .
$1000 It wan.
A million t'hlnese are reported
to be starvInK to death, and un
able to Ket to Armenia
Henry 'an lloevenhurK vlslteil
Jim tlrleve Sunday. While walch
inK tho monkey his knife was
stole, presumably by the monkey.
The Portland ball team won a
ball game Katurday by the out
landish score of 20 to- 3. Nobody
knows what was the matter with
'the Hortlund team. The probe
should he directed at the other
'team.
. Scythes, snlckniees and mache
'tpH brought home from the 1'hil
'ippine by the Spanish war vets,
'are being honed for the court
: hoUHe war.
These are dog days and cat
'nights.
What has become of the oldj
fashioned college girl who was
I walking across the continent, when
she couldn't get u ride?
The most effective cure for the
earwig would be calling them by
,0ieir scientific name.
The farmers are all wearing the
Muile that come off.
... If, somewhere in the 1'nlted
.states, a new city were to spring
suddenly Into existence a city of.
let us Kay. f.oo.oou hihahtui nin. In
which tthe Iioiisph were without
twuier supply, electricity, or tele
phones; where there were no
pavements, sewers, typewriters, or
street cars; where horses and
donkeys were Ihe fasieMi means of
traveling; when seventeenth, six
teenth and even teni h ceni uty
methods still prevailed what
would happen ? .Millions of do!
lurs would be spent to rush brunch
railwuy lines to that etiy. H'on
gresslonal Record. ) Provided the
I'nrtland chamber of commerce
did not strike a "neutral atti
tude" und the public service com
mltwdoii began to look wise.
THY AN it ST IT j
The tuost interesting sight we '
know of in to watch a youiiK
couple "petlinij." It may be dls- .
gust Ing. demoralizing, primitive,
and all the mbr description no
Ire(uontly appHi-d tu a display of
affection between memhem of the (
opposite sex, but nevei 1 helcstt it 1h ,
Intending. Ah yet we havo never j
found anyone th.it wouldn't look j
when attention whs called to n
petting party.' We are not main
lug that such an af l.itr is K"od
for ipiyone, nor encour unlit it,
but we don't cover up our eyes
when they fall upon such a spec,
tacle. Ut course w e never did
anything like it out n- w-, und
know that nin of our rcd rs
ever did. Thnt' why we don't
cotne right out and approve of It.
( Shelblna lieinoci ut 1.
I'ortltiml TrurK lfriiilii.il. localeil
nt Nlnih anil Irving Mrcvin inn-n-ril
nnfl ft t-rutins niiriixinuti.y
1110 mMur triitk. im I'm ii.uLir
prhfriulHii in nil imi't. u( thr l'a
fltls. nwrllin'MU
Jjtfm KtiinI fur th4 rpiiiHitiuii uf Aei'iiaiitifs, ave a vei'v
iiittTcstiui: talk over the ntfiio on ''S.tfety in t lie Air."
He fiilUd attention to t i nipid (Ifvelopmciits oinjr cm in
aviation, mi1 tl'-claivd tin- time is not far distant when a new
plane will le developed yhieh. wit m adoption of the Iland-
! ley. J 'aire slot and the Cierva autoj'iro, will he a hit to land more
! slowly, take off more quickly and remain under control, even
if the pilot, hec.uiv of weather conditions, is unable to main
; tain an even keel.
The most interestiuir portion of the addres, however, re
! ifojr and, while important experiments are heinjr earried on, this
'primary problem has as y-t iwX been solved. lie believes it
I soon w ill he, however.
i The most interesting portion of the addres, however, re
jlated to landing fields, beeanse the recominendat inns he makes
have either been followed nut by Med fun 1, or are accepted oh
jeetives of the local air program:
Kvery state should ttike the initiative in the development of a
network of laninp fields within the state at 10-mile intervals.
We have been asking men to do what, with some rare exceptions,
self-respecting birds would not consider for a moment; namely,
flying over territory where they could not land with ease and
Hafely whenever it seemed wi.se to do so on account of weather
conditions, or other reasons. I recently contributed a memoran
dum to the legislatures of the states and the Congress of the
I'niied States, pointing out that 3 per cent of the area devoted to
railroads and roads in this country would provide a comprehen
sive system of landing fields for aviation. This would mean that
at least temporary landing fields would be located throughout the
country at intervals of 10 miles in ear-h direction; hence an air
plane need never be more than five miles from any landing field
or. in other woids, be outside of gliding distance if flying at an
altitude of 4noo or Joou feet. When the engine stops in an air
plane it can glide to salety appi oxlmately Hix miles in any direc
tion for each mile that it is above the ground.
Kvery community with a population of between luuo and 10,000
inhabitants should mark its name on at least one ot the most
prominent roofs in the. town. Sign posts of this kind for the air
plane are an absolute essential id-m for the safety of air trans
portation. Kor the past six months the fund, with the co-opera-tlun
of the Postoffice Department and oilier agencies, has now
been working to accomplish this town identification. To date
about ftuoa of the T.'00 towns of intermediate size throughout the
country Imve either completed Identification or are in the pro
cesfl of doing so. There still remain about 2000 towns which
have not responded to this project and so are making no efiort
lo become part of the nation's air transportation system.
The roof of a local oil company has already been marked,
and the ('wen-Oregon company will soon mark the roof of its
main building with an arrow pointing to Ihc new airport.
Finally, it may he interesting to note that one of the best
informed aviators in this part of the state told the writer yes
terday that the new Medford airfield is unqiiest ionahly the
finest on the entire Pacific Coast.
"In safety, complete el iiiijuii t ion of hazard,' said he, "noth
ing in Washington and Oregon (a(i compare with it. I predict
that .Medford will he the most popular, because the safest, laud
ing place on the coast for many yearn to come."
REGULAR AIR TRIPS
SI'KAKIXll 'if (iiril;mcs, we mile in 1 lit- Sunday Orcfrnn Jour
nal tluil il ti'i-inolorcd Kuril phinc willi 1U pussenners flow-
over l .ruler l.l;e I ruin liend nisi
Tlie fliylil was ecnnileleil in
'tlie piiNseii'ers were wildlv enthusiastic over their experienee.
Kor Ihitny years there have lieen report of estahlishino; an
air mail and passenger service from Medford to Crater Lake
during the slimmer eason, but thus far nothing has lieen done.
We helieve there is a real opportunity for .Medford in this
direetion. Ily arranceineiit villi Ihe Southern I'aaifie tourists
eotild fly to the' lake ;ind,.retnniinf,r, eateh their train, thus not
losing any time in their round-trip schedule, should time lie a
vital feature.
Kventually no doulit sea planes eould lie used and a land
ing made on the lake, for those who desired to spend some time
viewing this great marvel of Nature.
At aiiv rate what has heen done from Ueml can lie done
inon ciisilv mid cxiMMlil ioiislv
iur tnivcl to ( rater Luke is to our mind sonii'lliin that tie
.servos llit' mose serious cnnsitlerat ion!
Tho most f rMiu-iit rimililo piny is that from pay vindow to
homo sapiens to installment house.
Another &ood place for a non
Fermentation is an net of Nature of course,
doesn't squeeze the juice out and add suar.
lost any modern man is liheri
sinoke, just so his own thui't.
1 im never saw a monument
remarks hy sayinir "Yeah, that's r
Now Irt'sjiave one more
his own hnsincss the lnu'j;cs,t.
Mr. Ili'flin has made "7 speeches
Scnulor. You must he tired, loo.
MUTT AND JEFF Mutt Haa Two Months to
JSFFjMN'T IT A
AMD -c ARC 0JV
SONSHlNt fub
BivV l1i arc-
uox IM&
i .
K0. 1 :
TO CRATER LAKE
weeK.
one lioiir and fifty minutes and
frmil .Medford. Tin tiroioct of
- tipping siii is on n canoe.
Hut Nature
enough not to oare if women
erecte
I in i t.iMn ,.lm miL-wiifniI 1
ihl!"
mural kun to see who can lend to
last year. Take a rest,
SHftMCj X0VJ )
IN TM
FRCSH AIR.
nosae
HARD
r AIN'T
MvJTT '
M re a
E Bf I Ii X
rersonal neaitn service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
0lCiMi UUr rutakif to pmocLml hatrtb tod hraa, set ie 1m oiMgoc
UHlBHt 1U to tiuTt)rtMj tF Dr. Br ad 7 H t Umpxl, ttli addrnwd nvt.op U mioIomi
UtUr tUaOttld o bflsf oUd vrltua 1a Ink. Owicfl te tbt Urgi ogahw of LMUn f
Anl It MS b MwtrMl bom. No reply eu bt tu4t to rto mot uhm. I
inf to livtrrtlon LMrm Or WUitan
I (H.(T. TO JOIN Till
Doc-tor 10 or 20 yearn ago left
: ,,ff ,.r.i hir-ir ih:tt all kinds of ill-
. ne?,H ami poor uruitu '" i
' overeating, but the n-ar doctors
and the queer doctors, mall order
bird and short
cut healers are
still xoing strung
n this theme.
tolerable
amount of stomach trouble, indi
gestion, dyspepsia, billou-nes. Iivr
complaint, autointoxication, halito
sis, acidoii-, neurosis, pyrosis, avi
taininsosis or whaiosis have you,
and now and again somebody tires
of "pills and potions" and strolls
I
omvn hip iir i.M'Mih-- wrift an(, ,ack of exercise can cause it.
j-howa fur n i hane. ; though this Is likely a contributinK
Hoiiip folks eat f.r tstrength, some fa(.tor jn many cases. There Is no
cat for soi ialibility, ind some from evidence that hard work alone can
force of example and because it is t caust. hardening of the arteries,
eating time. , Marketl.
Most people harbor a fond fancy) I;ilt j am afrajdi for j hear so
that one must eat heartily in order j many Tories, and my own mother
io maintain health and efficiency, j was very Huj.erstitious and always
for you know that the way healthy j toM UH that any names we
young uromals d.. eat. Few lay- (.aUt.,, earh olnHr , unf,(.r wouI,i
men dwell long on the picture of , l(t. visited on our children. I know
the poor geek on the verge of " j this sounds foolish, but these things
stroke of paralysis (apoplexy or ; are on my mind and I am .scared
heart falure or uremic coma din- j m ttrfJt ry
playing a trencherman's appetite. Answer There Is no Kround for
and gorging an enormous meal, the tne HU.(erstltious belief in "mark
while he proclaims how he hasjInK.o Mothers may take a hint
never been better than he is now. I from your eaHe and hayp ft (n.e
What chance has the true pic- j ieHt thev install morhtH wii.na in
I ture of health in competition with
the makeup that is indiansable j
Ion the cover of the claptrap ina-j
iazui'? Health is not pink, ro.se or i
j ruddy, nor yet tangerine; cornpur
led with these gaudy hue health is
pale, pub; a.s youth, ntt ghantly nor
I sickly nor delicate but natural Kkin
I tint, flesh color. If you're very.$l 00 '
!dumb and fail to appreciate Juhi,
what I mean, regard any athlete, j
m;in or woman, who Ls ready for
the race. The athlete's blood has
more important things to do than
riuh the Hkin. That cheap cari
cature on the periodical cover (fon
;uid art) represents rather the ab-j
iioi nuil. psimpered, parasitic youth j
whost' muscles, vital organs and i
hiMin reipiire only a minimum oft
Mood. (."an y the caricature to i
IKreater extremes ami you produce
j a pictur
f the prc-nephritlc Htuice.only little city park with a county
of liritht's
diseii
tne incipient
I staue .of
arteriosclerosis, the pri- j
e of he.'irt muscle full-)
mai-y stan
iur. a picture of the beginning of (
' j
a id lo-vascular di-sener.it ion and
the end of that kind of career. j
The I trend and -Milk club vel-;
comes members who are just col -'
leeting minor ailments, preparing '
to have somethiiiK major the mal-i
ter; healthy folk with merely func-
tioiuil disturbances which, un-1
checked, will eventually grow into
organic? disease. I
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bread and milk earh Monday,. Je-. breath tho mayor suggests, in .lieu 1 carried any evidence, of having uiai mey musi iea.ii io u wonu..
ginning as early in the morning j of surrendering the park, we go ! ben supervised byan expert land-, ot it.
as they wish with a glass of milk, two or three miles out in thej"'! artist. There is no way, of ; ,
hot or cold, or buttormilk. or skim! country and buy another park aito!conilolling tnp coun,-v u provide; in rurnl r.nglaiid a tinge lion,
milk or sour milk, or fermenfed or I with the money we did not ex- a well-kept park, and if the cour t knocked out of his cage in an an
rui.ured milk if ..referred. rid a I nend for a court house site. The ' h"ue should be located there y.u tomob.le colhs on. jumped into a
i... a i... i.. i..,.h uti,. nt !
nr tniwt f.i- n tiinin i.r l-i-ji h :i m I
i nicL-.o- rim milk uhmii.i ! win- !
lien piow iv. i ne cracser or orejiu
should be munched leisurely. Thtsiimrk unfit for civic affairs hftSiaio,,mI this Pai'k ,s now n11 ulil"
l meal may be repeated at three-!
! hour intervals throughout ihe dav. f
Kach such meal yields approxi-
maielv 200 calories.
Temperance for a day gives the
sinner fine enso of righteous-.
ness, and his metabolism a chance
to catch up.
If you're ,ick. keep out. If you're
just scared, come on in. Tlie B.
& M. is no blooming luncheon club,
f can tell you. If you do come In
you had better not smoke on Blue
M onday. but suit yourself about
that.
(jrKNTIONS AMI ANSWKltS
1'ye Kxert'lse.
fan nearsightedness or farsight
edness be cured by ocular calis
thenics? The ( mall order hum
hut: if a synthesis of dynamic
passive ocular calisthenics which
will curt
ee defe
let . . .
A nsw
nearsightedness and other i
t-ts, according to the book-
-8. K.
r. The eye exercise game
is an obi m:iil order trick. Look- noyed by the brazen and inipu
mg at things, near and far. is the , dent manner of these loungers.'
best exercise for the eyes, if (hut's 'und that with a court house In
what the eyes need. Better be j the park the county peace officers
KUldcd by (he advice of your eye" would correct this. It's a swell
physician about wearing glasses or eiiy mayor, surrounded by his own'that were afflicted to drop their nf
exercising your eyes. The fancy police force, with ordinances cov-I Miction on a great pile, ami Ink-:
Recover
IT BREAKS ti HART TO
CHlttftlM VURACKlMG THlft.
iMSl WHY, TH0S CHatR ,
ARC So FeCBLe
CAM SAtLV
1 I
' : :
Brodj. la er ot tbl HtiiKt
- : lilEKAD AM) MII.K M il
'words In the description you quote
:a'u," " Joi so mum nooey.
Popular Way of Fueling Out,
hat cau-tes so-called stroke? It
-ems to be a popular way of dy
ing thee days, even among farm
er. Has formally high living any
thing to do with it? Miss M. Jt.
Answer. The usual caue of a
stroke of naralvii It iiiniuiptv
The public seem oerbnI hemonhace. A mall ar
to like it just as ery in t tia of !he braiR breakj,
Ihe public likes Bnd a hemorrhage occurs into the
what Barn urn t,rain tissue. The artery is dis
used to provide. t.u(j , uaua,y in a Ken(.rai harden.
For you iee we ing 0f lhe arteries. This is caused
still have with Us by svuhilis aJrohnlf-m. t,.),.-,,.-
ism. lead poisriinj; and some timea
develops as a sequel of such
Infectious diseases as typhoid fever
or pneumonia. It is questionable
whether neglected focal infections
can cause arteriosclerosis or hard
ening of the arteries. It is also
questionable whether overeating
youna heads
A Book for Dlaheth-s.
I am 57. . I have diabetes. Where
ran I get best information? Mm.
Answer. Dr. Dnffie's "A Rook
for Us UiabeticH," publi.sh-d by A
- Milen Kouih ijinr-iutoc t-,w , '
(Copyrgiht John F. Dille Co.)
Communications
0Ksus Ilirk- Sllc for
Jfouse.
To the Editor:
The Sunday mornlnir
contain an appeal from
,apers
Mayor ! ,
i 1'ipes in behalf of mutilatins our
court house, und I, as a park.
"bum" of 20 years' standing-, wish V!IK8 to ,ne Jun',!i- where, they
recnrH mv r,.i,.ut u fhrtfl-elonp. If the sheriff cankeep
realization of such an undertak -
. . - ..
Inff. The donor of the tract in
tended it for a city park, and as
such It should remain. We cer
tainly need every foot of it as a
recreational center, for band con
terts and other public gatherings.
The try Is that by siu-rif icing this
beautiful park, which has a com-
mercial value of at least $100,000,
we will not have to pay out $25,000
r.... i, i..
nniv fitfferon. u ihnt tho mot
.v a 1 uablo tract nf oronertv in tho
heart of the business district has
' o kiomi nu u
een suosinuteu. aji inveiiKa-j
tion will develop the interesting
information that tho mayor and
his clioue, who are so keen to;"' -.......a ..
locate the court house in the park, at large are not clamoring for this
have real estate equities in close Prk to be destroyed for a couit
nroxinmv. wnirti tnev unnw wouui
enhance in value.
The mayor pleads that after the
1 erection of a commodious court
'house there will be plenty of
room for recreation and all pub-
lie gatherings. There will be about
room enough In each corner for
street religious sects to entertain
their audiences. The available
room left for park purposes would
be so disconnected that no assem
blage of any magnitude could all
witness tlie carrying out of a
program.
Tho mayor alleges that many
times In passing through the park
lie has observed half a dozen or
more tough looking characters
sleeping on benches and that wo-
men and chtlili
have been an-j
SCHOOL'S
ovtR!
THY
J
DAILY CROSS -
ALlloss
I. Tatu otr
t. Klj Bluff
10, (tukilai flty
11. rrtalt-'aic to
Inn
li. .Not bmy
It. Stmt
17. hiHNlth artlcl
I", .Mo-utHre j!
pa pf r
!. e"Jihfd
Si. Ktrr: poet.
J. Hrn.ua
fubrn to
ST. PlBral t-ndinr
S-", (Jrt.w tugrthcr
a. 1 iiuifr
It. .Not el
SI. Cntanffle
a, rndenltiae
. Old form of
tfrv'ta
41. Hrautifol
r ri 101
41. mine
IK. nrtoe aftr
47. I'ersuft Buukei
of
44. War
&u. ;rtater
ii. Pereii
.llirakinff
I freircirut of a
eurre
ti. nntloent
47, DfTlfo (tf re-
it. I. her of
rnrinr lofor-
matloo
(1. ued for
roatin meat
S. Contorled
fl. The legal pro
fenlon
Solution to
:R A N I BF
.OVENS
P E 53 G A R
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TT:OflT
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V w -t -. f t- " I
ffaOiP'E RATIO
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PROFESS
SOD
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16. Support for
heil fcpring
AS. sn iiu)i
71. liuoh!
72. hlteiien
Utentlt ,
slender 1
77. Fxplre
7-. Vlsllorf
b). Nitutfral
of tineed
unit
63. Aecetedi
ma. abbr.
84. Toward the
sheltered bide
Ri, Com furt
&7. Falerum for
. an oar
69. I'hjMrul or-
ftii ii Ism
90. Arabian
chieftain
2 3 4 ? " i 7 J 5" To 77 2. 7s
.
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li i- io H --.til ii
; '"' ,
'ftr' 55 w - ' iS' l if i9 W
-jr i3 577 si Ti
wz 9o ji :
,rlnK sucn ollenses.
.ho iloes nt
exert his authority and drive these
; ,henl 0,,t of t,,e m,k- s" can I"",
! lii-t ThprA vi-ill fi"rtfiink- l.o nn'
! lii-t Thpi'A u-ill fi"rtfiink- nil'
improvement in sorial conditions
with the court house basement (
full of criminals leering through j
the bars and hurling ep'thets at
women and children in the park.:
And the story that under coun
ty supervision the park v.ill be
mo.U l.nii ail If il .l ,.IIpop.
f tive is alt bunk. The Jackso.n-.
vlll fniirr hniKn cronniln never
' will see all available space with
'n
the grounds used to park the
cars of county officials and em-
, - - . ..
UO. M'H, it V)t I 1 111 H lllg JJ.l". tr
-
H must be rememhered that
Medford is not the only precinct
They want
it on
'"....-.v-
tract of ground with
its own
ample parking ground
und not'.
where they will be compelled to
move their cars every hour in ancestors, probably, had not seen I him. The mother, rushing to save
order to conform with city park-; uangerous wild beat in more than ! her boy, left her baby in the bath
ing ordinances. j()uo years. But. at sight, the cow i tub. It drowned. The mother im
I believe that a majority of the knew that the lion meant danger mediately drowned herself in a
city council have ihe wisdom to to ner (.af( nn(I rUshei to the at-1 pond and the father, remorseful,
withhold the city park for court lack- yUin ia nnt the onIy animal (blew his brains out.
house purposes, realizing that "fearfully and wonderfully made." You would hardly believe that
should the city continue to growj 4 n tlle moVe8t
and downtown business become 1 Mexico's government has arrival j ' 4 A
so congested that it would become at an understanding with the Cath- j During the first three months of
necessar; to commercialize the olic church. A modification of so-1 this year French deaths outnum-
park, iLs lot value would amount
lo an enormous figure.
A. V. STKNNETT.
Medford. Ore.. June ZA.
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Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Page One.)
HOORAY.1 VfVACAfiCN'S
HERS!
7 S'ixr - I, -Jf
WORD PUZZLE:
Saturday's Puzzle
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15. Uilek
I C A M rt 1 A
il. Aire
i3. IIiirfroft
- "," 1 1 livriirHlai
13. lluriKtr
3i, f!:j horn
37. Sun of ht-lli
2f. ( anilal of
fl;l;
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41. hiOirniul fun
ter-ini"ii
4i. Ilia.e man
FnrenKin
4i. SVflcln-d
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hi, ir.l
Al. VnmiL" hear
8. Triojlilf-
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80. Oi'triirter 111
" Martin Lhua-
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?. Sii;iiker
e.j. 31 ui of tlbtl
eifg
7. .Meliil
6:i, pH4siiireuny
7u, Allude
71. lnrrulallon
over a ore
72. rirelM of
lltfht
71. Wood; plant
T. small partU-le
7!i. Preeeded
au. Our in utnal
unrle
f-i. Arlirle
t. Note of the
rnle
ii. Oil: suffix
91
EELS
E DBA L
I to N A L
E N SHfE EN
91.
, I'ateher of etli
DO W S
1. Smooth and
t. Feminine
mi tu 3
S. For example:
a Mir.
4. Women! pa
trlotle ortfan
liutJont ahbr.
5. Vehirle on
m nncrs
I. Smile In a
silly manner
7. Hypothetic,.!
forre
B. Ileveraire
9. Ilepeml
lo. Scouudrelf
soinehodv else's trouble instead.
All were happy for a while after
the exchange. Hut eventually all
cunie hock, saving, "Give nie back
my old trouble. 1 prefer it.'
Nutria t Ii n t lmd pvi-I
Nutria t h n i PVi'hfiitL'iirl
crutches for a humped back, or
Saint 'lttis' dance for a club foot,
took back the crutches or other
trouble,
In marriage, ft
would work the
same way. Marriage is only an !
experiment, tie vised for the slow
improvement of men. It is not that
they are fit for marriage, but only
cow pasture. A cow wilh a young
calf lashed nt him and gored him.
attacking him again and again, un
til ne Kiueu ner. utners, later.
..m
,hIIK" I,NU-
The cow, not the lion, is the in
teresting animal in that story, for
she represents mother love, with
Its boundless courage. How manv j
men would have attacked the lion;
with no better weapons than a i
cow s horns?
Consider nlsn the marvelous in -
eritance 0f memorx. That cow's
vere anti-Catholic -laws, approved
ZXZZMA 0 0 R E
by the pope, permits the new Mexi j French are worried. The cold win
can Catholic hiearchy to designate ' ter am! the influenza epidemic ar
priests who are to register, in ac-1 partly responsible. Deaths of In
cordnnce with Mexican law. thus ; fants under one year increased by
allowing the hierarchy, instead ot
the government, to control th-
clergy.
There will be no religious in-j
structions in the schools. Me.xicoVj
constitution forbidding that. H it 1
religious! Instruction will be ul-!
I.wed in churches. Strict sepaia- j
THAMK
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I
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7. y v 3 r- VU ' " ;
ii mm:. -,
iu a wu tva.WMM'i aii
i i t - ) 1
i ti;x YK.U ACO TODAV t
(Kruin fllex of ihc Mull Trlliune.)
! : ISi'II llurl one wnnino .Werf
j fined in JudKV Tayllw'o) fOUrJ today
j fr Inluxiratlon. the fines rannlns
! SuniloK. -'n eai-iy tuday In east
! cm ki-i. preKanJi rain, which is
l.adly ncf-dcil. ,
KiKht Crerent rity Haloon-keep-I
ers have la ken ut lieenMeH for new
j year, not hellevinc the country will
I actually bo dry July 1st.
Fire rlepartniflit called out to ex-tlnKiii.-h
four ijrass fires.
I. urn Hut-hes of Kern valley sella
entire cherry crop, at eight fcema
a pound.
Toledt: Jeut mileH for 'lllard
Uurnpaey match total $40U,0Uft.
TWIiXTY YKMW AGO TODAY
(From files of the Mall Tribune.)
Wuiie 24, ID ul ,
Receiver .1. F. Iteddy of the. Med
ford and Crater Lake railroad .sues
Heit iver T. Uevlin of the1 de
funct Oregon Trust & Savings bank
of Portland, to establish validity
of $M,500 certificate of deposit.'
Word has been received In Med
ford that the H. 1". will abandon
oil for coal, thus making Medford
the supply point for Oregon, as
there are now three coul mines
the fascade. Hunnyside and West
ern KoinK full blast.
There's goinK to be a barrel of
pork opened ut the winter session
of conK"ess and Medford expects
to iet $100,0011 for a new post
office. J. R Tlutchason today purchased
sole ownership ut the Haker-Jlulch-asun
company, ejtclusivo . ladies
store. Fred H. IIo)iklns entertains party
of Kan Francisco millionaires trav-
I elins In Miss Jenny Crocker's pri
; vate ear. ' ' .;
Hon of chiirnli hnd stato IS hialn
talned, hut the element oC religious
perflecution, ot wiicli ' Catholics
complained, has keen eliminated,
bt least sufficiently to obtain the
pope's approval. '
f
Tlie hankers ot Illinois, closing
their convention, denounce the
chain bank system by an over
whelming majority. Branch banks,
they say. will place control of the
country's finances in the hands of
(a few gigantic city banks.
Financial control is in those
hands already, and protesting
against "chains" of banks or gro
cery stores is wasted effort. Illi
nois hankers must unite to 'own
the big bank. That is the modern
method.
Those same bankers praise the
Federal Reserve Hoard, which re
calls the text, "Though he slay me
yet 1 will praise him."
The Federal Reserve, establish
ing usury on a permanent, profit-
plim fnmidnt inn for Ynrk'ta hip-
, ydn ami bullying little banks, is
the chief agency in establishing
central tinancial control and mak
ing ours a usurious banking sys
tem. The people will tire of that, how
ever, and when they get ready they
will make the Federal Reserve and
some 'other financiers remembef
old Andrew Jackson.
Everybody has heard the com
plete story about the man, return
ing home, told that his horse was
dead, killed when the barn burned
which it did when ignited by a
spark from the burning house, in
which all his family was burned t J
death, elc.
44
Bucharest reports a similar, true
happening. A farmer of Palma-
Knva. having sold his crops, left
L-,u'u on me laoie. ins o-year
1 old hov thrpw tho hills nn tho firo
j In a fit of rage, the father killed
; bered births by 70,205. and the
; -m per cent.
This is had news for all the
world, which needH the clear think
ing, logical and Intellectually cour
ageous French mind.
Boy Scout troop
menlo. Calif., sailed
Ihe Orient.
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June 19 for
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