Medford mail tribune., July 26, 1929, Image 12

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MKDFORT) MATT, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, . OttRnoy. Flt'lDAY. .THLV 21, 1f)2i).
Medford mail tribune
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EOBEUT W. BUHL, (dllof
I. illMl'TEU (M1I1I. Umw
An iDdtfMwltat Newfptptr
Witni ei Heond eleee Bitur it Medlirt,
kxtrn, under Act of Heteh 8, 18l.
BDBnCUIPTIOM 1AIM
It Mill In Adiuu:
Bui, itb Buniii, ftr....
nelly, WlUl Buiidey, Hilith . '.
nelly, vllliout Buudi. rear. .
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uki1',1om perT.'.". 'So
Mt Wrier, Ul AOianM in mcwuru, n.iiiuiu.
iuUomllle, i'eillrej I'ulut, Ftweull, leJeiil, Until
'inn! "."iib'SSJi Bomb .t!
lleJIy; wllbout flunlaT, mouth tfB
inn, .iih.iui Bunder, one jeu I oo;
Dajf, wltb RundAf. m eix " J
All terra, cuh lo uiiiuet. I
MKMbEH Of TUB ASKOCIATKII PKlMi
Krcelilni IAjII Ua-sed Wire Benlee
Tbi Aiauclited 1'rwe U eirlmlfelf entitled to
tb um for iiubllMtlon of ell neve dlipateliee
irtdlted to It or otllfr.lM freilltfld Id tlile piper.
Hid eleo to the !! newl publlilKd titreln.
AU rlguU for publlralloa tf ipedij elljplUbel
Aetelo we l neened.
(final paprr of the rtir of Medrqrt.
OftlcUl piper of Jukioo Couoif.
Boro dill item HmiuUloo for IU mhUbi
eodlnf uct. 1, 1B2M. :i8.
Adrertlftnc ttrpreientillrM
H. C. MOUBNHKN A CUSII'ArfT
OtftcM lo New Yuri, Oilrifo, Uctroft. Bio
rructico, tot Aufelet, Seellle, PorlUud.
Ye Smudge Pot
y Arthur Parry
Horticulturists are liclllB compli
mented upon till" simple, COllipll'X
loii, rotundity nml plonsliig l"'i
HimatUy (if tlm iioai-H "tlicy liuve
liKiiluctMl. it ltd arc fit xuniplcH
of the kiiwci'h nklll." Tim lu.itl
(ulluriKlH Jiad ndlnc well trained
help In Miillur Nature. Old Sid,
Henry .1. 'lllnute, and I lie liiuru or
less liuny hoc.
"flow llliynne cmitd steal 11 Hltxo
lihiiiic is :i iny.itciy." ejarululcH llie
(-yti-eincil . ,ali'in HlaliaHinaN, and
I'litltilllll-M: "tmr Idea wimld In- In
lii-i n Die inslrumt-nt lucked up in
jail u-illl the thief." Our idea
Would he to keep Hie Insli llllielil
' tucked up in jail wilh tile owner,
hut ill separate cells. 11 Is no
mystery how anyone could steal a
Mixophonc. The myslery la wily
they are not all feloniously appro
priated. The KHMim hit; heen pinplcryotl lit
n lumlMM- nffiro fur iilino;it it your
iitit! ri'NltfiKMl Inn! week hi K?t iimr
j jcil Tinwlay. ( lna, Kim., K'ls
tcr.) Thi ln'ithf IwiH a k""1 J"'-
The City of 1'in-lluiul lian paHHi'tl
mi onlhiniKio pruhJliltinK itowh
l ioin i iincttiinitiK In l lit city llinltH.
Tim itkh'h arc il nulHaiH't', arnl
havi' ht't'ti imIsImk tied In the renl
(Ifiitlnl art'UH routitlnj? n the wuutl
jiih'H idli'il on llie ulilownlUn, and
iniiklT.K u nnlne like u $47 auli)
hnni. The m-(lnane Ih n .Mtni
pnnlon of the reHolut Ion of the
('hMinlier of Cointiit'tce )inhllii(ltiK
the Hfll InlerontM from IuIIi11mk u
railroad In the Mat', and the crown
will pay h'Mrt attontlon to their
iinhTH than the ruilrnad did, The
itow Ih n clever eiiss, ami Iiuh u
riimlnal nature1, llveiy KprhiK ht
pulls up Hill ;ore'H curti hy the
ronl.M and onfn on the hackH of
l''rjMdv Ityhee'H tshfi-p, and Hcures
lht Alice lltinley peacock, and ealH
Up the Wheat Dock ltohlUHiitl of
.laikHDiivlllc, intends 1'nr his pul-li-tH.
TIk crow Ih the 10 th lop inn
M.f the llluejay family, and Is uh
fuijny iih a 1 r.-year-uld hlh Mchuol
hoy drensed like a I'ulvcrMily
of Oregon Junior. The crow does
not take life very )crloU'dy, and Ih
correspondltiKly happy. The crow
cannot sltiK lick on earth, hut
like ha Minn and harltoncM, thin docs
not keep him from trying.
A fanner nf Newton county.
A i kalian. lost n two-year-idd
heifer whi'ii the animal chukeil nn
a roll of hills' the farmer hail lost
In n pasture. (Kansas City Star.)
The tiller should keep his money
In a till.
The endurance flic his demon
strate th:U an airplane umtor can
endure almost uh much as th
puhllc.
Joe. O'ltrieii, the hat her. Was
stndllin; down the Afalh Stem yv
tcrday when a hrick fell off the
Fred Weeks store and missed .lu
tteph hy a hair and a red one.
.Messrs. .lames Hates. William
Hate's, nml Henry Hates rushed
out from their tonsorlal parlors
ami cried hi unison: "You had u
close shave, Joe!" The Incident
cut into the afleinonn siesta of the
Mutes I in. vs. Mr. o'ltrieii said, "1
hohhed Just In time." Mr. James
Hates Investigated the incident,
ami said he cntild Hot see how lite
hrick fell. Perhaps the hrlck was
tt hey I UK the law of uruvliatluii,
whclh is In Kood working onh r
Uluiides have started their Tall
fret I; linn, mid are feedlnt; the
freckles hlltlci uiilk.
One of our most tempestuous
yuiniK nutoisls, who all hod sum
mer essayed the role of a tornado,
has developed Into a fine walker
Steps have heen taken to make
the court Iiouho fluhl n county.
instead of just it city, affair. This
Is (lie proper spirit, and will do
much to dispel the he lief t hat
Med ford Is greedy, ltlds I'm' hox
lhK Cloves, lo ho dist i Ih tiled at
itvcry street ami fence corner, will
he opened soon. Coni;i ''"-''"inn
I law ley ivrlteH that the KelloK
Anti-War pact has nothlntc lo do
' with -htunloipalllleH.
hiiiim.i:
(ir'iil Hetiil Trlhiine)
Afler all, luidK' Is n wn
ki " iloi ful ' unmt) nml teacher.
M'hen ft woman can keep
trm-k nf Hie plays made, keep
lip a runniim conveiHathiii.
pot nil thn eohwi'hM and come
luitne with nn earful of i;ossip,
It KhmVH the old head him heen
. hiisy and olear iih n hell.
(Not lo mention tho nhlllty to
maintain neutrality between two
of tho Older OltlH who nro mad at
each other, ami lenllfylnif con
stantly In deep vlilH'rn tihoiil the
oriieryness of tho other.)
ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL FARCE
THIS Professor Snoo'k triul is the wirt'of farce tlmt shouM
never lie ullowi'd.
There is no (iicstioii (lint Snook is (juilty. ' I f confessed.
1,'ven now 1 lie niunler is not tlcnied.
lint a lonjr drawn out, unsavory trinl is ccrtniii. The de
fense will claim the defendant wiis doped liy the dead (,'irl, the
I victim of mi iniiiiitons drug i-inr.
If this method fails, then insanity will lie tried. It is as cer-
an he that
lain as aiiyiiuii
Professor Snook -will escape that
.- .
SCI'VeS. ' '
We don't believe in capital punishment. Hut. as lontf as
. . , . , , , . . . . . .
I hat is llie law it, .should he enlorced. .And it should lie eu-
.. . . ... ....... , ,. ,, .,
lorccd ill this eouiilry as it is iii hnland, promptly; williont
undue litigation and futile delay.
Till
ci
rime lieen eonimit led in the
ilislaiiee away, there is no (Ion itt Snook would have been in the
j penilentiiiry a month ii'O, there to remain for life.
; A very similar crime was committed in Michigan about n
year ano. Korly-eieht hours after the confession the j-'iiilty
man was in prison and the incident, closed the public: spared
j expense and the demorali.iii spectacle of another hmtf drawn
j out mid senseless murder trial.
j The reason was that .Michitran docs not legalize capital pim
ishmeul. There is no doubt that this man Snook would be triad
lo plead tiiiilly if he knew that he would be (riven imprison
ment lor life, lint facino dealh even a rat will i'ijrht for its life.
Plt'OI'OXKNTS of capital punishment miijlit use this as an
argument, against its abolishment on the trround of its de
terrent effect throiitrh fear, lint the Tact remains that murders
arc less frcipieul in A! iehitran, without, capital punishment, than
in Ohio, with it.
And in .Michio.'iii punishment for murder is prompt, lonif
drawn out murder trials infreipicut while in Ohio delays and
miscarriage of justice are notorious.
Not only has capital punishment failed lo reduce crime, it
has in murder eases been one of the chief causes of the courts'
delay and the defeat of, justice.
. THE PEOPLE CAN RULE IF THEY WILL
T IS fritfi to sjty that puMic
Iml u rm'iil. demonstration
usual to deserve special mention.
Tin! International Taper Company announced llie purchase
of several newspapers a few. months njjo, and expressed its in
tention of controlling many more..
Tin! Intel-tint ional I'aper Company being nlso a power com
pany, there was a great; popular outcry against such a proced
ure. Vox l'opuli frowned and fumed in practieullv every news
paper in the laud. The 1'deral
and culled officers of the company on the carper.. 1
, ,M
"VI.KRK was no law, however,
' ciirrying out its program.:
cers of the corporal ion met ainl
ago they announced that, the -newspapers purchased would be
sohl, and the International I'apcr Company would entirely
abandon any effort to control by purchase tho press of America,
or any portion of it.. . i
Tnblitt opinion alone did that. "We talk a lol about the. power
of Hig Business, and tint power of money; but the plain truth
is thenv is no power, or power combination, in this country that
can slitm! against public opinion.
The only difficulty is to so educate il, that it will never
fail lo become aroused al the proper time.
Tin iilejt Hial a cily lias no more rilil lo stiily its tm
lilovces with araf'p space, cars, ens, oil, etc., rtc, than its citi
zens, iMM'lainly lias llie virtue of orij-iiuility. Carried to its
logical eoneliisioii, tliis moans that t'aet it'ally every eity on llie
Pacilie Const, should jihnndon is estnldished proeetlnre rt'Kai'd
in; "eity Kiipplies,' or else fcive its eitizens Tret? gasoline.
With aulnmohile factories in Canada, France nml Knirlaml.
pnhaps Henry Konl is not so unselfish in favoring no duty on
foreign ears, as some free traders trv lo make nut.
Teople still liave their heads liaek and their mouths open
during an endurance flight hut most of litem are vawniug.
SmtikiiiK is a blessing In women in imp wny. When liotli
pnrtirs to a kiss liave ealen oilintiVi, neither suffer!!.
lieeipe fin- eonsl niet ive reform or any ailvanee in civiliza
tion: K'aise the cnsuline tax.
l'Yance can heat the I'niled Stales at tennis .just as easily
I'S the I'niled Slates can beat the rest of the world.
MUTT AND JEFF
Yes, ecevecA, if this
IS A'SUCCfcSS, MUTT
WILL TRy tr HiKsexF.'
r it,
as long as his money holds out,
immediate ininishment he de
state of .Michi"aii only a short
opinion rtilcs'in a Democracy,
of tlm i'aot ia sufl'iciimlly un
Trade Commission took a hand.
.... .,
lo prevent ilia company from
But, after the hearing the offi
discussed the problem. A week
Mutt Gets His Appetite
SArA OLt
mutt.'
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
BIfn6 Icttort pertaining to persons health and nyrfena, not to dtieue dltrnoilj or
trtattaenc will be anwerd by Dr. Brady If a aumped, iclf-addrcaaed aorcJope la anuloeed
Lettm ahould ba brlet and written In Ink. Owing to the U,if onubrr ol letter rt
eelred, only a few eao be anawered here. Ho reply can be mad lo qunlea not eo&fornv
tog to Inatrnotlon. Addreea Ir. Wtlllaa Brady, In ear of thli newepaper.
A Mi THAT SNKKZivS IS NOT CM
t ' , .
AlthouKh I hate to UfknowledKe I requires a, plumber's services. M.
It, fur I know some duinhhella will 'l A K
no. u,u,stan,. an.. , fear even j
some of the "scientific" medical i for the suKKestlon.
brethren may twist the truth Into I-Vet convene! Into Swcrs.
a seiiliance of i
support for their j
h u p e r s 1 1 1 t on i
about tho effect!
of "exposure" mi '
"r e s I s t a n c e," ;
ipiite a share of,
those maddening
people who Htuff '
up and sneeze or i
snuffle or heKln
to rua at the nose
shortly after encountering a draft, 1 who will Invest a dollar for a trial
dampness, a head wash, or a hit 'packing' of the nostrum. Another
of breeze when they are overheat- comical aspect of H is that our
ed, haven't crl at all in the actual government winks at tho little
sense of the word (the word means ;Kame. Along with the nostrum the
Miy of the common respiratory In- , mucker K'ts a pair of foot plasters,
fectiuns). What n lot of these very 'which help to draw the poison out,
unreasonable and unreasoning folk''ou understand. This Is probably
really have Is some simple low;1" old army game remember the
I grade rhinitiR or other chronic
trouble in the mucous membrane ! wore while taking methylene blue
lining the nasal cavities or the!ni,,K? T,u ,,,Ue "tain in the kid-
oinmunlciUing aviiies or sinsuses.
We can't stop off to explain how
this affects the victim, except to
say it Is often so mild an ailment
that the victim never even under
goes a medical examination and
perhaps goes on through life cod
j dllug himself under the fmpres
j sloti that he is unduly "sensitive"
light exposure, and all tha
oilier point iJ.out these victims.01 nuI" "'uron population V
of chronic low grade nose trotib
Is that It does seem they can't
think very clearlv. for if thev
could they ought to realize that
the "fresh cold" they So readily
Imagine they are taking when some
trifling environmental c hang e
makes the nasal trouble manifest
Mom materializes. I can't hell
blaming these birds with the easy J vegetables and ordinary salt such
running beaks for much of theias w UG 011 table? S. P. (i.
pojiular delusion of "taking cold"!
and for a good many of the worth-M'lorlde) is naturally present only
less and dangerous remedies that'1'1 f"ods of animal origin, milk,
purport to "break up" that non-'l'KS- '"eats. The "mineral salts"
entity. Jai' present in all kinds of foods,
I told here recently about some ln varying tjuantities and kinds,
important observations made hy i have no particular relation
Dr. Stearns S. Hullen in a stud'v wi,n mmmon salt.
of J.lu cases of asthma in chil
dren. One of Dr. Hullen's obser-!
vations suggests another 'not un-i
common condition that resembles :
crl but is mil. Parents of asth
matic children often say and he-,
Ueve that the asthmatic attacks
occur only when llie child "catches'
cold." Dr. P.ullen finds that these
so-called "colds' almost invari
ably represent nn upper respira
tory tract manifestation of hyper
sensltiveness (that is, tdoeyncra.y
to tho part icu la r food or foreigii
protein that may be causing the
as lima ) .
i" 'i ""-mi ii. unite i nor- '
ouglily believes In 'taking cold
in spile of all I can say. His wife
hni suffered fen- several years from
asthma. Kecently she has fuund
relief after a series of skin .tests
a physician found she was sensi
tive to dug hair; the dog was dis
posed of. ami the patient given a
series of gradually increasing
homenptahic doses of dog hair ex
tract. This has given complete
'relief (ivur a period of several
months, and yet the patient and
her physician husband still cher
ish a fancy that the asthmatic at
tacks were brought on hy "taking
colli." because the early symptoms
resemble those of acute coryza .r
acute bronchitis..
We scarcely know as yet how
prevalent such peculiar sensitivity I
may ne in the whnle population,
or what proportion of acute upper
respiratory tract reactions are so
caused. Hut it Is probably fair
to estimate that S per cent of all
alleged "colds" are of such nou
iufccLimis character, and unfor
tunately this one Individual may
make more noise about his alleged
"cold" than Ihe dozen who actual
ly have crl. "If ibis isn't a cold,
what Is it'."' the poor goof erie.
iiii ne can t heatfetne
it all wht-n I
I ivpiy. ".ii. it isn't a inld an.l
j imiylif It Isn't own crl; It's just
iMiu'iiti-nci'."
.n -.s'i'ioxs axi svi:its
t'nlrco (imnnils In Kitchen sink.
It prohnhly has little tu ilu with
health, yet 1 helleve many of yiiur
reaileis wimiIiI lie Khol t" know tli:.t
coffee Kroinnls should he thrown
in the kitchen drain, not in the
i::irltai:o. Tho grounds serve to
keep tho waste pipe clear, their
Mi'ltty nature acting as n lu-uh
clearing away the silme that col
lects from time to time and often
Back by Proxy
ALWAYS HrYTtSJ
SPlNACKl rAuTT HAS CeRTAIMLY
Got a Bis HeART. He givgs
M ANYTHING K DaclSM'T
VSAWT. IF TW WAS rAY vMoobew
.
1 rAuTT
w "iS 1,
ou will he further confounded
hy the Inclosed circular, which tells
tiw that science has discovered how
to drain rheumatism polsuna from
the system throufh the feet . . . .
AI- W.
Answer. Thank you. I'll keep
the circular as u curio. It does
actually say that the feet are "the
natural sewers of the body." The
funny part of It is that there are
plenty of sin kers in the ruuntry
j "magic foot draft" that dupes
, nty excretion was the "poison" the
drafts drew out of the system. Liui
this new trick promises to draw
it right through the feet. There are
lis.iiuu.ouf people in the L'nite-i
States. 40.oihJ.iHa of them children
in fact ami probably another 40,
ooo.ouo children in mind. Will
,lr. Hoover nay or do anything
about tho shameless exploitation
"o4m! rtenils.
Are stainless steel food Utensils
r.fe lo leave food In, as we now
'KlVft
It in aluminum vessels?
Mrs. M. 1,. (
Answer. Ves.
-Mineral Sails.
Is there any relation between
the mineral salts of fruits and
Answer. Ordinary salt (sodium;
(Copyright John F. Dille Co.)
Quill Points
u
thill's
lKll.il
man coinmitn one L'rinit1,
Ills fiuill. IC It liot'onics a
thut'H'iiHtmlly such'ty's t.-i nit .
Modesty is nine-parts shame,
and it may he thai Mr. Dawes
hasn't much of a calf.
Nature knows best when she
a Mm u...,.,.u
like guiuea pigs.
A not her saving effected by
an let-trie refrigerator is the
wear ami tear of deciding who
should have emptied Ihe drip
pan.
Of course there's a lot of crime
connected with the lio.uor business.
Can you remember u time when
there wasn't?
Chemists searching for a better
cylinder lubricant seem to have
overlooped the possibilities of the
banana peel.
The statesman has a wonderful
opportunity to Insure peace. All
he need do Is shut up. The people
won't fight if let alone.
Americanism: Dt'riililti; to Kive
til' liiils a "lietti'r chance" than
ymi hail; training them to (1cniImc
tho tmly johs that niinril u uund
ix-iiiK.
If the crime commission Intends
to Investigate everything. It idlould 1
look Into some of those decisions
at first hase. ,
When a flapper is proseutetl
nt court In this country. Hie
enrrert i'csmhim. 1st "HnncM,
Judge, I wiiou't ilolu' thirty."
Tee
nee.'
. Hungry
7
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ffi
lions multiplied
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Advice to tourists accosted hy
"guides" In 'naughty Paris: Iet
your conscience be your guide.
If only the inferiority, complex
would afflict the kind of hairpins
who call other men "Und."
Kndorsements by the great indi
cate that FUz was right when he
said: "The bigger they are, the
harder they fall."
"A locomotive engineer earns
more than some governors." "Ves;
and that shows a nice sense of
values.
Correct this sentence: '"So long
as our butler does his work well"
said Mrs. Newrieh, "it doesn't mat
ter to niu what he thinks of us."
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Paga One.)
Knolnnd for fi cents a word. A
messnrxe from the I'nited Stales
or Canada to India costs (il)
cents a word."
Mr. C'romie says that to do
business with each other1, men
must talk to each other, easily.
Ife predicts "the 'growth and
swinsr of Asia's trade away
from Knrope across the Pacific
lo America."
M
Piesiilenl Hoover plans a com
mission lo prevent unnecessary
army expenditure.
i'ust wars, nnil preparation for
future wars, cost this country
nbmit two billion dollars a year.
That is not as had as spending
fifty liillinns in a hurry, and get
ting nothing for the money when
war finds us unprepared.
Hut it would lie desirable and
easy lo save some of tho millions
now spent uselessly. Kitty million
dollar battleships, that are only
airplane targets lu modern war,
might he aliundoned. Also the
spending on our coast defense pop
Ki CATS SlRUOlM STCAKS AMD
ALL t GCT S SfIMACHi X'tA
mough to s.at Gcsouet.
NrtALrJ'S HlGrt HAT
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Yesterday'! Puzzle
18.
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Mnhniuniedua
noble
Mud deposited
hy wutir
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A knlirht f
the Hound
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tine city
guns, that could never shoot any
thing. President Hoover, an engineer.
umlerstamlH modern niutlinds, and
will save hundreds of millions a
year If politics and navy and army
officers who DO NOT iimlerstuntl
modern methods, will allow it.
Yesterday afternoon O'Hrlne and
Jackson, young St. Louis fliers,
with plenty of vitality, were still
sailing around in their endurance
flight, with nil records broken.
Kor many hours the young men
hnve been receiving a bonus of
$1(10 each for every additional hour
i flown. They assured friends on
itlie ground by radio that they were
! in no hurry to come down.
Such tests are valuuhle and, for-
Innately, not dangerous. They
I prove the quality of engines, the
strength of plane construction and
I the long-flight value of oil and gas
'oliue used in the tests.
Thursday llie popo left llie Vati
can tu head n religious procession
in St. Peter's stiuare, the first tie
parture of any pope from the self
imposed imprisonment in t lie Vutf
can in more than fit) years.
Afore than 24 hours before the
event crowds had gathered eager
to wnit a day and a night for a
glimpse of the pope in llie relig
ious procession.
The communist .brunch of organ
ized labor in New York has ap
pealed lor funds lo he used right
lug llie powerfully organized Amer
ican Federation of Iwihor.
Hig llusine,ss, wilh no Internal
quarrels, reads about labor quarrel.'
and smiles.
4
In India. Oleat Britain governs
easily 30U.0U0,OU0 natives. Mo
hammedan and Hindu llrltish sub
jects hate and fight each other.
They never combine to fight tho
British.
The reason is that Ihe Hrlllsh are
; more Intelligent than the natives,
ijnst as organized capital, here, is
more intelligent than organized la
bor.
j If it were not, labor would hnve
I Ihe capital. The biggest capitalists
were working for small pay a few
decades ago; Ford for $100 a month,
(Rockefeller and Mellon for less.
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Do You Remember:
'TEN.YKABS AGO TODAY
(From files of tho Mall TJriUune)
, t July 211, I J
WatihlnKton. Senator Borfth
declares he's against league of
Nations, willi or without reserva
tions. ,i
New York. Airmail strike Bot
tled; pilots return to work, but pay
reduced from 300l) to $2800 per
yenr.
The high price of strawberries
attributed to prohibition by ' can
ners' association.
KanUIn Kstes returns from Camp
Lewis, following operation by Dr.
11. J. Cotiroy.
Vancouver, Wash. Bud An
derson narrowly escapes death
when fellow workmen release
compressed air machine in his
mouth.
John Dennison of Grants Pass
engages Med ford plane for series
of flights In that city.
TWKXTY YKARS AGO TODAY
(Krom files of the Mail Tribune.)
.filly 2", 10U.
United States commissioner hears
protest against mineral claims of
Pat Swayne on Applegnte river.
Syndicate of wealthy , eastern
people plans a boulevard to Jack
sonville to make that place, fash
ionable suburb of Medford.
Bridge over Union creek la com
pleted by Hodson Auto company.
Grasshoppers are appearing In
the valley and County Fruit in
spector Geo. W. Taylor urges a
concerted campaign to check them.
Sttcia) vent of season is mar
riage uf Howard A. Hill to Mlsa
HlyvlaKunyard.
New Manager
Medford Branch
Sperry Flour Co.
It. L,. Tord Is the new manager
of the Sperry Flour Co. branch in
Aledford and will take charge oh
.Monday, when A. H. Andris wiH
go to Tacomu, Wash., which will
he his headquarters, having re
ceived a promotion to division
sales manager in that district,
which Is an evidence of his splen
did business ability.
Mr. Kndi'is has been manager In
Medford for eight years, during
which time tho company has main
tained a warehouse here. Under
his management the business has
Increused and the Sperry company
erected a modern new building op
posite the P. station about a
year ago. The branch here sup
plies southern Oregon and nor
thern California. --.
Mr. and Mrs. Endrls have made
many friends, both in a business
and social way, during their resi
dence here, who will . regret to
learn of their departure. They
leave Monday. . .
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10:00 White King.
10:30 I'e'ople's Klectrlc,
11:00 Pet Milk Co.
11:30 Heehe & Kindle.
12:00 Economy Groceteria
and Ed Minns. .
12 noon News flashes Mail
Tribune.
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Oregon Weather
Oregon: Fair tonight and Satur
day, with not much change in tem
perntnre. Moderate northwest,
winds on tile coast.
' Portlnnd Apostolic Christian
church edifice at No. 70 East 22nd
street heing Improved at cost of
$1500.
By BUD FISHER