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MrcnForcn matl TiiiiiUNrR, MEDForcn, oin:;ox, Monday, .iulv 22. 1929.
MEDFORU MAIL TRIBUNE
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audited to tt or miiftwtu trtdltad Is thU paiM,
tod alio to tbt local orvi publiibed berela.
AU rlbU (or pubUeaUM af aalaJ tUtpatrta
feartta a aiao rra.
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omeUl pr of Jtckwo Coujili.
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M. C HOUKNSKN COMPA.Tf
Oma I. Nf Tork Itiltu" o-"a.
rrudm, Lu lofela, Mltl, foitlud.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Porr
The war of China vh. KuHta haH
henn called off. , and It Ih u fine
thinK for humanity, as battle!
wvve nfhoduh'il at I'uKaranictinayn
HUtl iilaffovcsHchon-ky.
iK.Ti.; iii:hii ii.k roit
;nTINi lIVOl( K niillin In
Stifin t'aiiital Journal). Crurl and
iuhutnan and plauibh. and JumII
flahle ri-ouimIh. Tht plaintiff wan
puddled. '
The preJdcnt unit f lulling Sal -ui-day.
uh net forth In Hip piths
dispntcheM. with the shy ami po
tent ohHorvatlon. "taking his work
alone.'' Thin procedure Ik a relic
of th 1'oolidKC era. who was "luo
l-usy" to, watch an ret Ipso of the
Mm. and whh always ruxhfnK "hack
to ht tlcxk." H Ih .loprd that Mr.
Hoover doi'M not hero hip obsessed
tith nductiy anil unable to ro
hump place without having IiIh ple
luro tnken pltchlns hay. Mi-, t'ool
idRe, however, could ro fish Inc.
r.nd without "takiiiR hia work
aloiiR."
The HilRKcrH arc rcddenhiR the
bare female Icrs. faster th:wi Old
.Sol can brown 'em.
Kdvvard Hickman Hawk was
arraigned this morntiiR before
Judge Owl, charged with the kid
napping and murder of little
Dulile Leghorn. .
The telephone company 1m going
to put Its poles twice the prfesenl
din nee from tlio hlg.iway. There
fore, the poleu will have to jump
, twice to lake tho tigbt of way
Jtom 4ds.
csultN are begtuulng to accrue
f i'ii tit the editorial cussing of the
licfuuct I'ni'tland bill team.
Whale oil Is being fed to babes.
Carrots are iiImi roimI for babes.
IMans are afoot to hitch up a
(" in 111 unity sing, and a Jubilee,
with u pageant, and try and get a
load via Williams to the Kedwuod
highway. v
July Is well upon iui way,
and
nut a fail hat ht Might.
Vol' MKAXSt IM MPTIors:
( Pendleton FjiM Or aronian)
A croiuet game whs plnyeil
yehterrtay, in which Huston
and Ulx overcame their rivals,
l'hclps and Humphreys. These
gentlemen are becoming quite
fastidious In this form of
evening sport.
The situation In Arkansas, where
the sifters are being nabbed for
bootlegging. Is worse than suspect
ed. "Some of them smoke-cigarette,
hissed an Arkansas Judge
Saturday, In explaining they would
receive no mercy. The far famed
chivalry of ihe Suiith. Is apt to gi t
In Its fine wm-k and punlf-h the
weaker "ex for Mucking, instead of
peddling. 1
C. Yens TeiiKwald ha returned
from Kliiniath r ails, where he was
forced to lead a parade. In 11 uni
form. Henry Marsh, our wide-awake
grocer, lias 11 stuffed heifer in his
cast window. In another month
the critter would he shut for a
deer. In his west window, Henry j
has dumped 11 cailmtd of nigger
toe nuts. The writer stele two of
them. and. believe it or not, neith
er one was rotten. As a general !
rule a stolen nut Is full of worms.
Till-: KMt PTI Itl.ll SCItlllK
Truly the heart of the commu
nity had centered hi t :te splendid
Achievement to buihl a community
nodal center. All this excelling
f octal community struct u re. Its
rcpltc interior appointments, and '
elaborate furnishings in repellent '
ruin. Nothing remains but the
splendid. uiieon)uerMlde spirit.
w It U h but It so mightily remain".
w hlcli neltlirr ct.utd be discour-
aged mr diMmed. but rises t
feliulbl front the a.ie( a Ihic
more comprehensive and xvr U e
able rommunity foetal eeiltei' as a :
lasting tribute to uu umjueiuimble
coiiimunity stunt, pui pose und
aim . -1 Motitio;ue Messenger.
PLAY PORTLAND TEAM
. KAKUIl, (.:. July -1T1
The innarlo Am.Tlrnn l'gion Jun
ior tmHOtmll Icmn yesterduy tie-
f.Hl'd Milton. 10 to 1 and wl I
mcflt rortland In the senil-flnBli.
for th. right to plujf for the nt.t. I
ihnnipionslilp nt Xalem In Aug."'
CONGRESSMAN SINNOTT
TIl'K hliikin' rhaijctcrislie of
wlio passed 11 wiry Sal uriliiv,
Me whs neither mi extremely I
until: hilt lie was an cXri'Dlmiiii
, .. . , I
: I'Jlhle ()C.
i "' w'"s " v,'-v M,r',,ssful l'olili"imi- "ut h' e'"l,,0.vo'J '
jllic arts of the pulil ieian, but ln'rmiw li- uikIiTsIoiiiI liiiinan na-1
jluiv. iiikI Iwi.l I.it in it. II,- never tri.'il I.. pN ase ,.v.Tj-..m., j
l i- licvci' tried li KliiiiUlle fill
yentiMl; lint Ins laitll ill tin' essential fairness ami coinlinni-sciise .
. .
t'l MIC ('('tlpf
was Midi tliat
NUfl'V
d, from wliat lie n-riirded
i i i t
'111 I lltints M I'ltcil MHHKU'U.
In otlirr wonU, Nick Sinnutt "h;h always himself, mid nl
wiiys on tl:t' j(br tiyini,' in his enniest, cpiisficiiticjus Insliioii,
to do what )u ivuartlril ;is licst for Iijn cuistll imats and the stato
i f Oregon. IK; exemplified d ove all that excellent advice from
Hamlet:
"ThiH above all; to thine own Heir he true,
jiu It must follow, an the nik'M the day,
Thou (iinHt not then be falwe to any man."
As a rrstdt Oregon has never had a rciiresentutive at Wash
ington who was more univrrsully rcKpeeted and liked than C(m-
i pressman Sniimtt. 1 'ls slandiii' in Kaslern ( re.rnn, mid his
place in the affections of the entire state, were strikingly dem
jonstrated dni'in the Klan fui'ore; when, in spite of beinjr a
j('ath(die( he rode the tiirbuh'nl seas of religions intolcyaitce
j without a quiver and- while the Klan made practically all their
i political opponents run for cover, they never made Nick Sin
1 Hoi t retreat an inch.
1 lie people iiiteit .ick ami nail taith in him. lu a sense
they liked him bemuse he liked them; they had faith in him,
because he had I'ailli in them.
(.Vnfcressinnn "iiuio1 1 h career demonstrates that an absolute
honesty with all that the term implies, is still the most valuable
asset any public man can have.
PITY THE POOR
A
Nl) now I'apa Fogarty demands half a million dollars from
former Champion Tuniiey
affections.
Mrs. J'Wartv wants :i(MMM!()
1 . 1 mi .
man ; iiini .or. rtifjariy wains
Well, well hearts seem to come hijrli in the Kopirfv familv ! nml,'ria1' when consumed in ex-Imlre New York's Police Commis
. . ;.. :n- . in.. 1 1 . 1 . 1 icl,H' increases metabolism morejsioner Whalen. He closed fifteen
Here is a million dollars for two
Knruarty claims beat as one, until the iniquitous Mr. Tunncy
came on the horizon.
What a pathetic situation for such a hoine-lovinj couple!
1'o have one half-million dollar heart in a family broken would
seem bad enough, -but two! angels and ministers of grace de-
I 4 I .... I
l,n '
BIT we trust Mr. and Mrs. Kogarty will nut lose hope com
pletely. Even if they don't get the full million, they may
find in a few years that their romance was not as completely
shattered as they fciired. In fact, the county court records arc
full of cases where loving couples have separated some even
been divorced and then found the trouble all due to some mis
understandyitf, iul have returned to each other's arms or been
rc-marricd.
Are Mr. and Mrs. Fogart.v certain they cannot do this? Where
henrts arc of such a superior onalily, the chauecss of an eventual
reunion would seem to be excellent.
And then, million or no million, wouldn't everything be
idyllic once. more? Kor aflcr all the AKKKl.TlONS arc what
count, as both Mr. and Mrs, KogaVty have so ebepiently staled,
in their respective petitions! .
le KILLED,
I
I0T INJURED BY
L
HKM.KYIMjK. tint.. July
Ol Mrs, Irvln Itcid, "3. farmer's
wife, in Limerick township, lias
been killed by r. bull.
She hail gone Into a field to milk
cows, wh-n the bull, recently pur
chased by her hush;md, dashed
aernss the field and caught her
with his horns, tossing her in the
air and goring her when !he- fell.
Severely Injured, she r;tn to a
tire, which she ;iml her Huh child
ellinhcd. A 11.1.1. snapped hurllnu ;
them to the ground. The blow
nitered Mrs. Held uiicotiseloiis. 1
Jtmh were found nbortlv after-:
j ward when the "mule of the child
" nonce 01 neigniM.rs. a
physician took
Milelie In Mrs. i
Ilcid'H bodv.
hiie died later
; bemorrhane.
MUTT AND JEFF-We've Seen Better Ones Bv BUD FISHER
EH HCAR ABOUT - TH jj VGGTABLS I WHAT GI"RLISH HAD OM AM IMPR0UMMT FtGORfe
former ( '(wijiix-ssiiiaii iniioli,
wns it 1 1 iilirtiilute tfcnuiui'in'ss.
rillhuil, nor mi extremely
v honrst. rimscicn 1 ions and rr-
important issue w lien it was pre
lit' never allowed liimsi lf to If
as Ids dote, liv pnliti'-al alarn:s
FOROARTYS!
for the alienation of his wife's
fn- l.'ene to mend her lirnLen
, . . .
me same amount to mend his.
hearts, which the romantic Mr
THREE CONVICTS
hANNKJU'ltA. X. V.. July -
oVi Three ecin lets, two of them
serving life sentences, were shot
! and killed during a riot of 13ou in
; maifH of Clinton prison here to
day. Warden Harris .M. Kaiser Natd
In a statement Issued after the
revolt had been iulctcd and the
; prisoners had marched hack to
their cells early this afternoon. A
score if inmates were In the prison
hnipltal being treated for gunshot
,., . .V(( ' -, '
(literate on Chancellor
H CI UK Ut KlU i. lleriminv InK
oIi Chancellor Mueller passed
m satisfactory night. const, ei-ini.-
the gravity of the operation ves-
of terday on his gall bbu"ider. His losis of the lung tpresumably giv-1 newspaper men who criticized se
i condition today Vas very grave. ing off tubercle bacilli) talks with verclv his use of Judicial nower. It
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
fllraad ltton wrUlnlnff to twml
1 tTMfwnt, will ba 4nwra4 by Dr. Brady tf a
i,..r. umi m bnat and wrinm m ink.
ocifftd. only 1 If u b inawr4 ben. Ho, reply oao bo amada io gwr1 c aoolorov
inaj to lnueUttao AOdrw Or. Wllllut Brdy, la ear of khlo wmvttm.
,s rurrr on mi-ut tiik thing tc, k.vr whkx oxk uw
tori-: WITH s I Mill lt iihat?
u ( l o(, any wurm(ll. on a hut ,,, untuvt.,.oll, llu, c,)nv,.K:l.
ani) Ulm,i a;y -tlian on a nice cool
inu r day? Not meaurul)ly. The
thermometer will usually how that ;
the lndy tempt'l-iiture Is the same,
whether one feels i
coot or oppren- i
f'vely overheatni). j
Tho feeliiiR of j
comfort or di-
comfort de)end I
rather upon the ;
efficiency of the i
heat rcRulutinR i
m e c haiiisin, es- j
p p c i a 1 1 y t h c j
meann for tho
dissipation or loss of heat from tilt ,
body, than upon the heat produced j
by the body from the oxidation of 1
food or tissue fuel. j
of the three essential food ma-'
terlals, the fats or oils yield the j
Kreatesl amount of heal. The hur- t
ars or stan-hes lihI the nltroRen
uuk inatei-ials, such as albumen.
I lean meai. ciom'KC, are virtually
piual lu heat producing value.
Thus, an ounce of carbohydrate
(any NtiRar or starch 1 yields ap
proximately 1 1 6 cafripH, and an
ounce of any protein (albumen or
nV.roRPnous m:erial) yiehia ex
actly ilie same number of calories;
where as one ounce of pure animal
or veu'dtablu fat or oil yields 24
calories.
So far as diet Is concerned, ap
petite tends to regulate the quan
tlty of fats and oils In hot weathe-;
one naturally has litcle desire for
such foods in hot weather, but the
art of cookliiR anfl the leRerdemain
of the heventRO dispenser and con
fectioner Reneraliy nullify appe
tite, and nearly all oveicatitiR or
over indulgence Is accordiiiRly in
the delectable carbohyrates.
There is a KtroiiR popular belief
! ,h),t u is '"'tier to eat little mcM
on a hot lav- ThiM to have
some solid foundation, for protein
than fat or carbohydrate does, act-' speakeasies early Saturday morn
ing somewhat as a stimulant. Nu-!inR leaving about 31,985 speakeasies
trltion students call this stlmulat-j still doing business in New York
iiiR action of certain food materials City, according to police figures.
greatest from proteins; fats come
next: sugar has the lowest specific
dynamic action of rdl foodstuffs.! Inhabitants of New York, and
It Is probably this specific dynamic j United States prosperity that
or stimulatliiR action of much meatjspends its money in New York,
that accounts for tho excessive per- should heed the warning of Mr.
spiratlon of persons who cat meat j Whalen.
freely In hot weather. It doesn't He tells you, "Keep away from
make much difference whether the; night clubs controlled by gangs and
meat is eaten hot or cold. ' gangsters; they are subject to
Fresh fruit and fresh vcRPtablcs.j raids and to shooting affrays at
especially Rieen relishes or mtfailiBliy time."
vegetables, are ideal hot WPathnfi , ' "
foods. To convert -your- dish uff ' Each gang has its gangster "spot
berries Into ideal cold weather food iters," studying customers as they
you have only to drown tho berries
in cream unit iIIkkuIsc them well
Willi MiKur: or If Ihpy'rp cranlii-r-rip.s.
take a kpiipj-ohm fllt'o uf lur-ki-y
ir .mo mirh Irlno-. on tho
slilr. - Of the two niclliuds tin- irvl -trr
ulvl-s tin- ivarmrr results.
Ill lint wi-athrr ' It Is l.i-tt,-i- t(,
take a Unlit mid-ilay llniih. if any.
anil hai p the pi im !al meal of the
lay in the eool of the evenlni.-.
for the seilentary Inilivlilual a
lloontltne luneh of cn.ekers anil
milk, the mil It slppeil leisurely anil
the erackein ahevveil even more mi,
or letuee, cheese or tnmnto sand
wich with lea or coffee rihI a h.t
iif fruit.
Another popular notion Is riot so
sountl. As a rule the more cool
water one drinks the less one Is
troubled hy excessive heat or per
spiration. I'eople who pnrposeh-
C',' ' . V'uu1? I"1'"1! rVm Wi,l,,r8elf in a mirror and grin for five
comfort from lint w.eather. So it
is a sensible rule to increase the
dally water allowance materially
when hot weather come. This 1
not only natural but healthful.
WKSTIONS AMI ANNWEKS
Tuberculous Conversation.
I work in a tuberculosis hospital,
and as 1 go about my work I can't
help talking more ordess with pa-!ia
lients on the floor. Is there anv j
ii . .i , ' ;ii!r:isu in:
this way? Mrs. I L. AV
Answer. In the average well
conducted tuberculosis hospital
you are probably in less dancer
of catching tuberculosis than you
would be anywhere else. That a gambling resort, maintained in
because the patients know how to ! defiance of the laws and constitu
be careful and considerate. I.earn-jtion of Ohio.
ing how to be careful is one of thei A judge issued an injunction re
ndvantages of a sojourn in such a straining tho sheriff: from Inter
hospital, for anyone with tubereu-j ference with the race track, and
tosis. If one with acttvo iiili..rii. iailpd for rnntomnl ttf ennrt twn
Mt j3f mmm .,m""
bMltfa and farflaiM, Dot iu dlMaa rflaAoau
fUmpd, cif-addraad &falep m aaeloMd.
Owioc to tb Um tuabfi of utur.
jtlonul iray may curry the lulicrele
icllli. I he spray runge is I.
than five feel in ordinary louver
satinn. So if you are five feet or
more away from the pi.ticnt you
are out if raiiRe and out of pos
sible dancer of Infection during
such con versa t ion,
Wticn Is 11 Nui'st n Iady?
. . . and I had qalto a neve re
attack of what a h.dy who is a
nurse said was acute indirection
. . . Mrs. M. C
Answer. If a nurse is a lady
she'll say she doesn't know what
such an attack is she'll shift the
responsibility of dl.iKnusi.s and
prognosis to the physfcian.
Talk lot- Hack to the ScrRtant.
I eat a raw onion nearly rvery
tlay with my meals. I had an ar
gument with my superior officer.
1 say they're healthy ami he says
they are not. Kindly settle this.
1'. O.
Answer, If one likes onion
it is healthful enough,
U'opyriRht John F. Dille Co.)
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One.)
(icrmany s new boat, firemen,
is breaking all sea records, tak-
jug the OCCHI1 record from the
Mritish. That, will mean work
for Jtritish shipyards.
Mussolini was at work al
ready on Italian ships to bent
the Hremen, not waiting for the
test.
The old lady who thought she
could mon no the ocean would ad-
, elsewhere today or tomorrow.
drink, estimating the value of worn
en's jewelry, the alze of men's
"rolls." '
Sometimes they hold tt custom
ers as thoy bo home, more or less
tlrtmk. Sometimes they simply fol
low them home, tsko the address
and iirraiiKO h buiKlury later.
Canisters, you will remember,
usually hHvu several convictions In
their records. To bo convicted
asain under the the New York
Httumes law, means prison for life.
Tl.oy will gladly shoot you, 1 at her
than run any risk of life imprison
ment. Solitary drinking of bootleg whis
key is poor sport. But it is safer
than night club drinking.
"If you are sensitive, self-conscious,
introspective, thinking too
much about yourself, look at your-
minutes every day." Ho says Pro
fessor Overstreet, teacher of psy
chology. . -
The looking glass ia particularly
good for sensitiveness. Shyness is
a little different; It is like an ar
row Corever isdnting toward your
self. Karnlng a living, particularly In
the line of difficult salesmanship.
- COO(. Clirc fo Mii those trno
We8 ThcPo aro salesmen that have
conquered shyness, sensitiveness.
introspection and timidity com
pletely. Cleveland slier ill' threatened to
close a race track, alleged to he
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l.nrome
I'roportlon
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lirlnea forth
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Is our duty to believe that the
judge acted according to law and
the newspaper men ought to be in
I jail. Respect of the courts must
ue umiiiLuineu.
It Is permissible to ask, however,
where fair criticism ends and con
tempt begins.
Suppose some judge, with the
best of intentions, should enjoin a
policeman from interfering with a
burglar about to break into a bank?
Suppose newspaper men criti
cised THAT judge. Would that
call for imprisonment of the news
paper men or OF THE Jl'IXlK?
When banks fall in Florida, or!
elsewhere, ask yourself whether:
they fail for lack of money, or he- i
cause the publfc lacks confidence. J
livery hank would tail it an the
people demanded their money at
the same time.
There is, iu all the United
States, not money enough to pay
savings bank depositors alone, to
say nothing of big commercial
banks.
Our system is based on using the
same dollar a thousand times at
the same time. Credit and Ihe
checking system make that pos
sible. It is feared that Jlr. Wicker-
sham's suggestion that states andjslons.
cities co-operate in prohibition enserved
foreement yiight work badly iu
some cities. C'hicuto roporlers
questioning 22 citizens at random detailed to the Calkan states and
found that -0 had liquor Uh their j Hungary with the Ameiicau Kcllef
homes. i coin mission.
- , When Vern C. Corst was award-
Two said they had no liquor be-i(Ml Ulo Seattle-l.os Angeles air null
cause they were afraid of bootleg J ecintnii-t In 1 - r ; . Humphries i,e
stuff. Kvcn ladies said their hus-)Canie vice president and general
bands had to patronize the hoot--manager of this pioneer' Pacific
legger because "if friends drop in , t-,mM ir man l.xprojtJ, ,,aen 1
uu niiti um? wuivi, on- l-mmiiiii,
is a fllTfi."
UimUi. Itliler Hurt.
SALINAS. !.. July :'.'.
Crushed betfoatli her horse, which
reared and fell as she was sad
dling him, .Mrs. Marie Hall. :.
of Iteddings, received posslMy fa
tal injuries. Her husband, Ccne
Hall, ignorant of his wife's condi
tion, won the rodeo event in whlilh
she was entered.
Saturday's Puzzle
rmptny
Jo!!Uiir'iiSA
imTati Ink
Miirmar
A-ulr(rd by
lalior
Oiif indefln
nltcly
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Aerial Mailman
Through the courtesy of the
Hoeing companies, the. Mail Tri
bune is able to give an intimate
glimpse of Koine of tho men who
malutalii the airplane schedules
through Medford.
A. K. Humphries
The air executive is the new
type of ex-pilot and wartime avia
tor. Under this classification
comes A. K.
lumphries, now
issistant to the
iresident of the
ioeing Sys t e m,
vhlch is made
ip of Hoeing Air
I'ansport. 1 n c.
md Pacific .Air
Pransport.
Mr. Humphries
nlisted nt the
Irst call for vol
unteers in the
v olid War, und
Avent over seas
HY"11" the Third
oreign netach-
ment of Ameri
can Aviators. I rV
served as a first lieutenant in Italy
and l-'rance, completing a course
of aerial combat at Jssoudnn, and
eceived various special commis-,
After the Armistice, he
on tiie American peace !
commission (w
r reparaiions coin-
nilttee to lialy)
and in I ;i 1 Ji was
; per line. January I, l:i:'7 the line
oeeanie a l ioel n -operated unit
and the ciuilpmcnt. which had
done yeoman service during the
pioneer (lays, was replaced Willi
the present fleet of Hoeing four
passenger planes. The ninety
horsepower engines of earlier days
have been replaced by 52; horse
power "Hornets."
Mall Tribune ads are read by
Sfl.Oftfl people every day. tf
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Do You Remember?
TKX VFAItS AtiO TOI.Y
' (From files of the .Mail Tribune.)
1 ,lulyrilHI. .'
I local hello kIHs return to work;
! strike called off.
.1. J. Iiuchter returns rrom i-ik:i
euiiventfon at Atlantic City and
reports he shook iiahds with thL
new heavyweight champion, Jack
IJempHcy.
.Mercury mill keeps above 100.
the maximum yesterday beinj;
I u 1 u .
Local : feilcral employment bu
reau closed because of lack of
funds.
Smudge: "The afitl-s uloon
worker who told congress sin de
parted wilii John liarleyeorn, got
hold of a strong cup of coffee."
Ida Tarbell speaks at Ashland
Chautauqua on the peace treaty.
TWENTY YKAUS AfiO TODAY.
(From files of the Mail Trihuno.)
July 22. num.
John II. Allen issues bulletin
showing marvelous resources
new i & K. railroad.
of
Oregon Orchards Syndicate buys
;CJil acres of land of I.. C- Cole
man, adjoining famous llillcrcst
orchard fur J.ooo.
C. M. I'urvlne of Chicago buys
acres of the old Poole place
of John Hoot for $la,00U.
hitle Falls: Fverybody wel
comes the railroad, and the most
kindly feeling exists among the
people, excepting' a email class
who have never been known to be
other than knockers" and op
posed to all. progress. This class
is fast being pushed back and the
country will be blessed when they
are either dead or driven away.
J. V. Opp announces he will
soon open up the famous Ov
mine at Jacksonville.
District Attorney U. F. Mulkey
j receives letters charging saloon
j in Medford selling liijuor to mi
j !!- and after leual clnslni; hui.
; IV TOST people depend on Bayer
j Aspirin to make sliort work of
j licadachcs, but did you know it's
j just as effective in the worse pains
from neuralgia or neuritis? Rheu
! mafic pains, too. Don't suffer when
j Bayer Aspirin can brine; complete
l comfort without delay, and without
harm; it docs not affect the heart.
I In every package of genuine Bayer
! Aspirin are proven directions with
j which everyone should be familiar,
for they can spare much needless
suffcrinsr.
SPIRIN
Aipirlii i; the trade murk pf Buyer Maniifaetnrc
of Monoaccticacidcstc of Saiicylicacid
Rex Cafe
THE PLACE TO EAT
Good Food Good Service
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