Medford mail tribune., June 28, 1929, Image 12

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half. IUi Buiidar, ona yatr 1.00
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HHMKKK UP TUB AMOCIATKD PRMI
KwW1ri Full UnJ Wirt Bmlei
Tli AuwUted lw U tlfliulttl WtltW U)
Uii ir fur iu!llftion t ill new dkpitebM
rnll(Ml to It or ouiertdw credited Id ttili twt,
mud tlra lo Hit local iwwi putiHwwJ herein.
All iJttiU fur )UtilleUoa Of wettl dlipttcfcM
kffsio ixe i reuned.
Of'lelil piper of th flip of Medfort.
Official of Jiekiim Count f.
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fullm (lei. 1, HUM, 44J18-
Adrrrtlilnc neprwenut!
M. C. MOIIKNKKN k I'dMI'ANT
Offle In tit York. Chicago. Detroit. Ian
Trtuefceo, Lot Angelei, Settlle, PortUod.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Parry
A ceilHUH lx bOfllK lilted tO de
termine if any oreKoh town ' Is
It-iiiift to hiilil n celebration In
jte:id of u paueant, July 4.
The Kinalur from the ureal dry
Male of Maine, who wrote a letter
binding California 'fciapes ( prub
iilily Kriiv.n by nil ardent dry), ami
the fermentlm: qualities nf the Kall
jn-iipcH, 1h iumllo to nlihi that III
fuunlain t!M iuiKiiiotrl hi in. ,
An army ruloin'l has just boon
1 fiiifil for "hiiiuiliaiiiiK" u K"i
1'ial. What tin? worhi Is really
w.iiliiiK for Is a colonel who could
humiliate a sor.tml lieutenant
(Kan Oletfo (Cat.) VliluiK The
Kreat linMisslhle.
(H'CffOll eXehailKes rcpnrt then
arc 71 JmirnalifttH In Portland and
Mi journalhttH In the brush. Koine
of the lot tiro ahm newHpapor men.
It Ih heroin Iiik rnot-p hasiunlnim
for n Bmall hoy to cotne down
town mid not K't npanHed before
. the door of every nodn fountain.
i- noi'Miri' k.m
(IN-imIIMoii Kal Ontcoulini)
t'roMiiel KameH are Ki'owlliK
In faVor and Miiulatily. The.
mind men of I leppner are
Ueepiim late. Iiouth nn the re
sult or well lighted eon i t
ul tlie K. U. Huston Home.
KitKar !h ko hlKh Hint It In bo
lotul I he purne of t he average
I'itlKon to HWeoten a Kooweberry
jilc.
Tlie rHilttirowem' haiupiet Wed
nefilay ( VeninK wan a Ki'eat huc
icHii without any diuhh kIukIuk.
The huh hIIoh hnve .beaten the
lilllboanlH to another varum lot.
A (.'nl I Corn la ki'uhh -fire woh
hlained on u elKaiuLto until a man
confessed.
The low haimintf , awnltiKH ni
beltiK walked Into with cnuxiMe.nL
i t HUlarlly, ami not weakeiiliiK any.
The hnri;e and huuy population
nf the ItoKUe Itiver valb-y waH out
aaln yesterday endi-avorltiK to
, iitaifi mi old -fash In net) rutin way,
The court house battle wives
pntmlHe of hehiK a dandy. It has
pot been decided Whether to K"'t
mad. uh when (he enmniunity was
lndiiK purified by the It tan,' or
adopt the spiritual sail news nf the
"kept us out of war" era.
AS m:i:it AUK iM.r.vrin li
, Mere nre some don'tn which may
iuvo ii few arms and Icrk here
and there:
Don't run carl ridges through
the mm mec. malum in camp. I'n
n;id outside.
Don't he. runny with n nun. 1
never wnv a ririe yet that had a
Heuse of humor.
Mon t fall to wear a red hat and
a big patch of red on your hack.
It won't annoy you in these foca
tloiiH, as you won't see H, hut the
t ther fellow will.
Don't carry n rifle over the
rhoulder. polntitiK nt ttu man be
hind you. It will make him
peevish.
Don't wait tnothihlcsn while mi
nt her hunter comes up to you.
Ktcp behind u tree and signal him.
If ou aren't sure he has ween you.
Don't try practical Jokes to fool
Die oiher man. He may he a bet
ter shot than yoti think.
If you will folio your common
Reuse well, at least your estate
Will have a uood case when the
defense puts ill Colli rl hut oiy I1CH
IlKenee. lienldes. belit careful Is
tlie mil! thing anyone can he with
out much work. (Hat KvePosi .
The older filtlw who piofesH tn
be so delighted with the heat nl
b ue they Keep cool "by foiKettlng
I he heal." This has been tried,
ami works fine until the heat re
toeKibero.
.MADKin, June Js.-t tflvvrhi)
Spanish Kovcinmcnt ib-Mei-H (
has done eveiythiiiK in 4& -power
to luciile Major Itaimm Franco
and p hi three rompiinlnnn, who
dlwippeai ed last Saturday nn a
tnuis-AHnnlie ftlpht v mi t ti r e.
Therefore, n public wtatement by
the ministry of murine fab!, fur
ther search bus been almndnned
ns practically useless.
THE COUNTY COURT
CIVIC
F the lniil(lin of tho umirt houw; in th(.'(.'ity juirk block would
(Icstrov tluil pai'k for public
never luive Kiipportetl it. g
So sensible person would favor desU'oyiiiK tbe only city purk
we luive for the sake of seeurino; a eeittnil location for u county
building.
Hut the truth is the construction of such a building aIons
tlie Kihtli street side of the park would leave intact practically
the entire portion of the park now used by the publie. 'If pres
ent plans arc carried out such a structure, instead of dest rnyiiip
or mutilating the park, would, in our opinion, enhimce its value,
and render that portion of the city even more attractive than it
is at present. '
Let those who doubt this, walk over the park, and visualize
a handsome structure built flush with the Kililli street- boun
dary, and we believe they will aree this statement is correct.
Bl'T there is another important point. Med ford is f;rowin
rapidly. Real estate values are inereasinir. Jf Meflford
is to ever have what would be called a civic center, and if Med
lord is to ever have any park system worthy of the name, now
is the time to slart.
My placing the court house in the rear of the present citv
park, Medford will have the foundation nf a civic center, with
the publie library, post office and court house all within a
stone's throw of each other.
In a few years the present Washington school property just
on the west of the city park will be on the market. We be
lieve the cily, if it takes prompt, action, can secure this property
at a very reasonable prjee certainly no more than would be
rea-juired if tlie city ai'k'site should be abandoned, and the cily
required 1o pnreliaiic property in a less central location.
.
Til TS Washington school property would be admirably suited
for the proposed Community Club bouse, with ample room
for attractive gardens and recreation grounds for both yoiuiur
and old.
' And with such n community center established, then the
.Mail-Tribmie would favor taking action on a project which we
believe was first siiirtfcsled in this column over ten years ajro,
with Hear Creek as a nucleus, construct a real park system
north and south, of the present Mear Creek bridge.
In our opinion this district is admirably suited to a park
system centraliy located. wll!i flowinjr water, and much of the
district even now in what mibt be termed a "natural state,'
comparatively inexpensive to aequire.
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HKliK then, briefly, is our view of what Medford should do.
U .will take years to accomplish the complete program, but
has not the time arrived when in cimsiderino; new construction,
we should build with an eye to the future?
i .We realized at the outset the first public reaction to the
cit park site would be unfavorable, for we knew those tip
posed would immediately declare our due city park was to br
destroyed, and iio one would wish to have that done. Mut we
also said at that time that we believed, the more the people
studied tlie oily park location, not only in itself, but as a start
ing point of a new municipal system, the more heartily they
would be in favor of it. And (hat we believe is true. For this
selection is the logical startitt; point of a program Medford has
lnn; .needed, a far-seeino; city-betterment plan.
SINVFi endorsing tbe city park site we have been informed
from several siden that, the editor of the Mail-Tribune is the
member of some myslerious syndicate that has secured options
on land bordering the city park.
park," etc., etc.
' We usually ijiitore such gossip, but so many kind friends
have seen fit to inform us of this nefjirious plot, in which we
are supposed to play a part, that
eategol ieallv ;
The present writer does mil now, and never has in the past,
purchased, oplioned or bargained for any real estate nearer the
city park than that upon which this office has rested for these
niany years.
We may be mistaken in this court bouse site matter (yes,
brethren, that is sometimes possible even for a newspaper edi
tor), but at least we have no selfish interest in it, one way or
the other. All we are trying to do is secure what wo regard as
the best county court house silo, and the best city improvement
plan for the city of Medford, regardless of every other consid
eration, factional, financial or political.
Also correct this sentence: "Slit discusses my people and I
discuss hers," aid the Itpshand, "and thus we avoid startinif
any rows."
It is said that domestic eats go wild when the family leaves.
They have been known to go wild, also, because a nciglilup
woman has more to spend for clothes.
MUTT AND JEFF
r VJILC td THe SAM6
THING; C0M ALONG,
HOUSE, CITY PARK AND
CENTER
use, llic .Mail-Tribune would
"No wonder he is for the city
we feel it necessary to state
Mrs. Mutt Is Still
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Personal Health Service
' . By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. .
Blmd Ittttra prtitnloff to pmon&l btaJth ind hjM, not to dlntM dltnoota r
tr mini tni I, wiu m tv k, bhbw wTBiuptj anaiMto,
UtUrt khotUd b brief and written tn tnk. Owing to Uio Ury number of, UOora t
eflfad. onlj i fnw em b tnawercd br. Ho rplj oto b nadi to qonifla not oo(orM
Inf to Inttniotlona. Ad1r Dr. Wt)lU Brady, In ear of tfal nrwcptpnr.
JT IS NOT TIIM IIIOAT HIT TIIK lU'MIDITV
TMh Is no kind of wcutlur for miTry. to keep cool. Do not set exi
in sav ho. I suppose, yet I must uy :cltwl ftiul paok the victim In lee,
that In every case of allem! heat
prost ration 1 have ever seen we
loom! mut gome
thhiK tilled the
victim. It Is like
a sllKht cold, the
common cold or a! humid, but do not let that colnei
heavy cold hyjdence mislead you. And do not
the time a doctor nerve any' br.andy. whiskey or uln
get on the case i nor apply a tornlquet nor search
there, is always ' for u barrel. The thlntf to do
h o m e t h Int; the when the victim sinks down and
matter with the i goes out Is this:
patient. That is, 1. Keep him flat, Kive him room
it Ik really "serious, you know; we, and alr.-yind loosen any tiuht cloth
need not K" further into the lla- Iiik around his neck or waist,
nosis of what realty alls the victim j 2. Apply anything warm you
of the cold complex. Just now. We i pah find at h.'iml, on the feet and
are'coiicerned about the heat craze
today. No matter what paper you
read it in, the chances are ten to
one It Isn't so, if the poor fellow
purports to have suffered heat
prostration. Mind. 1 do not come
rikht out in my usual way and say
there is no such thimr as heat
prostration, for we have the as
surance of perfectly competent
doctors that heat prostration enh
happen and (sometimes does. In the
stokeholds of steamships, about
blast furnaces nnd In other situa
tions where people are exposed to
unnatural extremes of tomperntur
and humidity. liut when either
heat stroke or heat prostration or
exhaustion or collapse Is attrlhut-'
cd to mere weather, such as we
have In this part of the world now
and then, you have koI to shovV
me the patient, let nic examine him
nnd if I can't find out what really
ails him I'll admit I am not such a
Kood doctor as I used lo be, that's
all.
Ko you see the first rule to re
member when anybody suffers
what purports to be heat prostra
tion, or when you yourself feel the
heat complex comlmr on is this:
Quill Points I
Nobody likes to work at hlRht:
no wonder tiic law doesn't.
Tho.AUoonu Mirror says there
are 7.0110,000 dos In America. JiiM
fi.iUUl.tUi9 now. A certain woolly
one Kot iir our favorite chair aKaln.
The new tariff bill is unfair to
the crossword puzzlern, also. It
lets In the emu and says nothing
about the Kpyptlan sun god.
The teiit ttf true love Is the
tililllty to shut while HimplnK
eohl fried I'tis from n plale.
No telliiiR how lonK a pavement
will laat if you keep part of the
street torn up all the time to save
wear on the weak spots.
Experts have settled every de
tail of the reparations problem ex
cept I he ihite of the next confer
ence to discuss reductions.
Sir Thomas Upton chose the
riuhl year to try ttKain. Uank oh t -sldern
seem to be winning all the
horse racas this time.
America niton: Kmlurlnj; slaps
from the cow's tall because you are
too lazy to tie It up: finally losing
patience and kllllim the cow.
You can use state troops to qiuVt
strikers. For that matter, a red
raK will smother 11 bull if it's bi
enough.
The (leoKraphlc says nomad
tribes of Asia use fermented mares'
milk as an intoxicant, so our white
mule Isn't unique.
Or. Mayo says you can keep
younn by llvini; as the young do.
It won't work, doctor. You can't
Itel rich by HvltiK as the rich do.
Helen 1 1st n have found a prehis
toric animal with Joints that work
ed both ways. Probably one of
nature's abortive attempts to pro
duce n creature that could get into
a union suit In an upper berth.
If your clothes stick to leather
furniture In hot weather, apply n
little of the itlue used tiy the gov
ernment on envelope flaps.
"The next threat task for science
Wrong About Mr. Mutt By BUD FISHE&
I'erhnpH ho Ih only having an at
tack of apoplexy or un Internal
hemorrhanrp or, dlubotle or uremic
coiiiu, or an epileptic Kcizure or an
alcoholic fit. I'nforlunate that the
weather happens to he so hot and
i under the arms on the sideB of the
chest, testlns the temperature by
your own touch to make sure it
will not burn the victim.
3. At the same time apply cold.
; ice or a eh Hi wrunw out of cold
j water, to the forehead, and change
1 it often enoiiKh to keep it cold.
4. If there fs nothing warm at
hand to apply, then, and then only,
let the bystanders rub the patient's
limbs always toward the heart.
5. If the victim la pale and very
quiet, try to Ktve some hot coffee,
hot tea, or even hot water, with a
ha If -filled cup In yqur own hand
while you lift tne patient's head
from the ground with your other
hand so that he may drink. Never
give nny alcoholic "stimulant" to a
victim already In a state of col
lapse. These measures apply In nny
emergency, no matter what really
ails the victim, until a physician
arrives or the patient ca n be re
moved to his home or a hospital.
Notice that everything one should
properly do for such n victim is
simple and will do no harm in
any case.
(OopyritMit. John F. mile Co.)
Is lo romrnl the weather." The
ittt;i lioinn to Kft enoiiKh ruin for
tht' Krfi'iifl and not enough to tn
ttM'ft'rc with play.
A i.tMldlcr f nlii'ii III nil us
ually IllHlfrsliillilH all collllnon
words In our language except
"no."
Correct this sentence: "I won't
sentence a tvifin." Haiti the jmlKe,
"for an ofl'cinso of which I am
utility."
Press Comment
SpcalitiiK of the location of the
new .Jackson county court house
a proposition which seems to have
agitated u number of Medford folks
who have debated where Medford
wan to placo the "Medford" court
house where It briiiKfl Greatest
eood to Medford, we recall that
some time ago a half dozen sites !
were mentioned nnd the locations
varied from the heart of the city to
the oulskltts. As we have said
previously, convenience of the resi
dents of the COUNTY should be
considered in the location of a site
and naturally amide parking space
should be a thing to be cotiseder-
ed. In locating a public building
in tbe horsp-and-buggy days, one
of the big factors was the provid
ing of ample "hitchlng rack" space.
Just so is parking space necessary
today. Why not a location, out of
the heart of the city where a build
ing of beauty, might stand atone,
as a COUNTY CAPITOL. Let's
make It n COUNTY pnnroHitlon.
Ashland Tidings.
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Brisbane sToday
(Continued from Page One.)
to ti hospital siiflVriiid from in
somnia. In tin; mornine; lie was found
tleail, i-l 11 toll iiisj a pieet' of pa
pep on which ho had written
that, as sleep was impossible.
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY cross.word;puzzle
across
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nil IriHt rnment
47. Small coin
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VBrsltyi utbr.
41). Spiihoii
CO. IliilUhicht Var.
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fit. Forenoon t ' ' '
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bH, u round grain
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llr)uM elemont
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he could endure life no longer.
I lie had poisoned himself.
A majority of us go throtiKh life
not appreciating our greatest bless
ings, especially the
"Sleep that knitR up the rave-1 I'd
sleeve of care,
The death of each day's life, sore
labour's bath,
Halm of hurt minds, great Nature's
second course.
Chief nourisher in life's feast."
Until sleep goes, you do not
know life's greatest physical mis
fortune. Harold F. McCormick. rich Chi
cagoaa, welcomes his daughter, re
turning from abroad with her Swiss
husband and two fine children, and
welcomes warmly and wisely his
Swiss son-in-law.
Those hall' Swiss children, whose
graudlather represents the hurves-
Ur trust, and whose great grand
lather. John D. Rockefeller, knows
something about oil, are to be con
gratulated on the acquisition of
good Swiss blood.
It will mix well wfth their other
Inheritance and should be consid
erable Improvement on the blood
of some native born young gentle-
men whose specialty Is shaking up
cocktails and smoking ciKarettea.
Every year two thousand million
American crks are confided to hena
and Incubators. Every ye;u- 8Ut),
0(10,000 of them don't hatch.
Much lost possible wealth, at
least $200,000,000, at 2 cents per
chick.
T,ho department of agriculture
owns onu hen, laying eggs of
which !I0 per cent hatch, and she
transmits her qualities to daugh
ters and granddaughters.
This interests millions of women
in the I'uited States.
'
The government has thrown open
to settlement government lands
formerly coveroil by the Missis
sippi river. Wonderful lauds these
nre. low, level, deep, heavy black
loam.
As the "wind blnweth where It
llsteth," so the Mississippi flows
where it llsteth, covering anil un
covering innd. washing millions
10. Fimullty
11. That In: nbtiN
Ir. Al qhIcjiI rnni
liniititiu aior
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Cl'HIU out
f3. So mote It be
3. I'roiiouii
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S. Small biting
timed
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61. Centrul utiitot
nbtir.
63. Jiurlort nbhr.
upon millions of cubic yards of fer
tile soil into the Gulf of Mexico.
When will man's Intelligence con
trol "Old Man Hivcr" and make
him an obedient part of the na
tional machine?
President Hoover, whose busi
ness is engineering, will attend to
that, for he was "cut out" for that
Job.
EGGSlilLOSSuf
CENT IN DEALS TODAY
PORTLAND, Ore., June 2fi. (tP)
The cent lost Thursday by fresh
medium extras and current re
ceipts In eggs was regained Fri
day when the price of each went
back to 32. Shorter supply and
larger demand brought the re
versal, Tbe best strawberries were sell"
ing at S2 nnd $2.2i a crate. Some
fine berries were being received
from K hit ska nine.
Raspberries were getting more
plentiful. The best were quoted
at x 7 5.
Red currants were beginning to
reach the market. They were
priced at S2.50 u crate.
Hulter, fruits, poultry nnd fresh
meat prices were unchanged.
EASfSlBE
SYRUP
Backed by a 30year
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..TICV VKAJW A0 TODAY
.(From files of Mail Tribune.
.hi no 2H, It III.
Eagle Pt. Eaglets: Wm, Welch,
Miss Hilda Abbot, Wm. Coy.
Frank Hazelton, Jup PiUer and
Mrs. Wm. Hanelton came In for
beds and breakfast and reported
they hud a pleasant time at the
Trail dance.
Paris Paris cannon boom as
Hermans sign peace treaty at Ver
sailles. Oen. Kimitz protests se
verity of terms.
Non-Part Izans carry North Da
kota by 6000 majority. ,
Jess Willnrd declared today he
would knock out Jack Uempaey
July ! in S rounds. , ,
Medford Farm Bureau decides
to market local stock on a co
operative basis. J
TWKXTY YKAKS'ACJO TODAY
(From files of Mail Tribune.)
Juno 28. 1U0U.
Francis J. Heney stops In Med
ford and declares he can not
sign petition asking for Charley
Nickell'M pardon. Ho limy buy
an orchard here.
Alfalfa proves to be profitable
crop between fruit trees. v now
selling at $10 to $12 per ton.
Local Klks receive dispensation
and T. K. DanieU declares lodgo I
will be formed in the near fu
ture. ,
Charles Strang of school board
denies that that body ever asked
for resignation of George H. Mer
rltt, high school teocher, as re
ported In .Vfail Tribune.
George Hilton, a fruit grower
of Yakima, Wash., Ih spending a
few days In Medford.
The San Francisco Bank
526 California St. (and branches).
San Francisco.
For the quarter year ending Juno
Siith. -laan, a dividend hut. been de
clared at the rate of four mid one
quarter 4Vi) per cent per annum
on ail deposits, payable on and
after July 1st, 192H. Dividendfl not
called fur are added to the deposit
account anil earn Interest from
July 1st, 1H29. Deposits made on
or before July 10th, Iit2!. will earn
Interest from July 1st, 1929.
WM. D. NICWHOl'SR Secretary.
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