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HfTCPFORT) MflTTi TRTnTTNT), flfEDFQTtT). ' OTJKfiOX. WEDNESDAY,- J17LY 31, 1020.
FOUR
MHDYORD MAIL TRIBUNE
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MKIIFIIIIII 1'ltlNTlNG CO.
83 I7-20 K. Hr 81. Hum IS
llimKIIT '. KI'lll.. Mll'ir
B. HTMI'TKIt HMITII. Mlft
An IixIi-iwikIpiiI Ni-H'imier
Knlcrcd a t.mrwl flaw mallrr at Slrdfurd,
Urrfim. urwW Arl of Mtirlt M, lx7H.
Hl'IWItllTlUN JIATtM
By Mall In Admin:
llailr, Willi HiiiMlay, w 1
hailr. villi Hi'inlay, mnMt '
iMity, Hllhiiul HnihIu)-, j t-Jir . . . .
Daily, vlli.'-ul HuiHlay, bhhiIIi...
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Uwity Mall Tdlmiit, oik rar !!."'
Kiimla)', otic rr
lly (airiff. Id Adtaiifc lii Medio.. I, Ailaifl.
Jjiciutotnlile. Otilral I'oinl, l'ltuciiix, Talent, (iuld
Hill and im i(it::as:
Daily, wllli tiou'lay, Dumth $ .7"'
Daily, aillHUit Kiimiay. nmnllt '
Daily, Millioiil Kmiilay, une )isr 7.00
Dally, villi HijihUv, one ytar 8. UU
' All leims, ca-h iu adouie.
MKMIIKK OK TUB AHSItCIATKIt 1'IIKHH
Itrrrliiiw Full Iwd Wife Sefir
Tbe Aurlalel l'res l nrlurly cut Mini lo
Hie use for Hitillralimi nf ll t'l'il-lirs
credit! in it or btlifrule creilitcil In tliU pajer,
aud alto In (lie local nei pulilMn-il licrnii.
All mUlA fur fi(lilirallmi ul h.tcll tlbjwtcliri
lirreiti itc fclto reered.
Offlplal naiirr nf Ilif l ily f Mfilford.
Official pai? of Jjrkfun Coimly.
Hnnni ilnlly ctn&t clrciil.il Inn fur tlx llionHis
rixliiuc Orl. 1. ll'K, i LUX.
AilirfllsiiH! tonrrsrnUinef
M. V. MIKiKNHKN Ik I'll.Mi'ANV
Office In New York, ('1jImk, Dftn.lt, San
KibikImw, Ui Aielrs, Kratllr, I'l'ftUnd.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
Henry Konl had a birthday yon
teiduy. and is as old as muno of
,j his pri'dtti'tH look.
Amazement U Iiciiik exprewHed
by a portion of lite upntulu pren.H,
njUat the recent seMion oT enver-nui-H,
all polUleiatiH of the first,
leeond and third water, did not
Ikcuhh I'rohlhilion.
Jim But un Ih insla I li ii a lientlnK
HynLcin i n h Is houne, and hu t
nocds it.
Thin Ftate Iiiim KTi.Ouo It does
nut know what l" do with. It
hhould hu expended for the estab
lishment of a cominiHslun with
, power lo appoint Inspector lo find
out what lo do with it.
O! YIvS YOI DO!
( YitlilMirl Tribune)
A certain parly In Waldport
whoso K'xul word we luive no
reason to dihbelleve, tells uh
that from Kuturdiiy mornluK
at until Hunduy afternoott
at 7, more than 1 400 curs
panned over the A1ma high
way hrldse, leadlttR Into the
city. Wo do not doubt thia
ono bit.
Mlea Woiiiaik, tlte one-innn
piiHKO, who has been iu pursuit of
tlto rainbow for several decades,
has returned front ttie cool ami
pleaKaut hills, where hu afcaln
located the Mother Lode.
Several of the- elite, who have
lieen perspirliiK. forjtnt their brinn-
Ini; up yesterday and nweal like
hu lower elassen.
Dear Annie Laurie:
L am a itlrl rlithteeii 'yioH or
.K". Am K""d lonkitiB and dress
nicely. (1'emllcton Kust (neiionl--n.)
Wherein a lady wildly hales
JtetMelf.
It Ik nboui time somebody tmt
his shoulder lo the wheel and pro
duced Homo teamwork to rectify
the weather, which has become
more reprpheiiKlhlo Ihan a foKKV
day In December. I'rompt action
Hhould be taken to hitch up for the
well-known teamwork. What Is
more beautiful than team work on
hot day. ll prevents the back
tooth of , civic artlsticness from
becoming ulcerated. What has
("become of our otlHure. It has
-fnobably wearied of ttavelllnu over
the same road for I" years, while
Nero burner) and it nine fiddled,
and. If any reader can think oT a
Mood snappy Uttlu phrase,, now Is
the Hutu lo unleash It. Tlio
metropolis h bacteria, cansrd
from a slow and gentle backtm;
ivHI'- 'P,,It. If anybody has a
leant, let us hiiveteamwoi k.
M There has been loo much si rain
j.inu after woodsheds with gables,
'ami buuipluK the civic nought on
a low-haitKlug awnltiK. Yeslerday
was yesterday, and today Is today,
until It becomes tomorrow. There
Ik NomethinK InsplriiiK a built that
remark. The same Ionic will work
with day before yesterday. We are
host iik our sense of the beaut Itul.
. I he dally pro rala of tourists, etc.,
etc. In the face of such conditions
tuw anybody van keep from burst
Iiik right out Into a ban-It of en
raptured writ Inn. Is beyond the
average comprehension.
w Homebody should take thu bull
by the horns. If he can't slap on a
hold any place else, and see how
far he can throw hlm.
The womenfolks should take n
MiilereM. They will become inter
csicd In roads. If thu roads are
called vistas. Vistas sounds roman
tic, and inject a d citrate touch !
Into a mean and homely highway.
There Is not a vista lu the county.
fcet the women decide whether the
"YistrtK shall be blonde or brunette,
bill get the vista. 11' a vista Is not
high-powered enough, thu road
-ran be called an miurduct.
All our xlster cities will be like
fii'n(h,-i I'll les, instead of like a
, rheumatic uncle headed for the
j4t)or farm.
Wisconsin forest fire
.'springs to new life
in
OCONTO. Wis., July J1. ov
"fannied Into life by high wind,
forest fire In northern ticonni!
Heuiiiily which had been thought
'jbllbduod. broke out again toilsy
.and wiii awceplnu Into new conn
try while calls for help iu fight
In It were ent out.
More than 2MI nu'ii were at the
neenn endi'nvoring to check Us;
unread. 1
"BOB"
C'OJiKS of friends in .MiNlfonl nnil .Jackson County will
) iiif mi rn tin passing of Colonel Kolx-rt, C, Washburn, who
iMimI Niiiliinilv in I'orthiml vcslrrila v.
Known lo everyone us
hoiihl (he present Tnltle much
ter of a century iio, ;inl took
social, and political li-' of the
Hi was ono of th. founders
! fruit assoeiation. as u
as the
oim inn. i ii ii' i (i r i fit in i
he aelncved not only local, hut a state -wide reputation.
The member of an old and distinguished family iu Maine,
that later migrated to, .Minnesota, lie entered tin newspaper
husincKS, and. hel'ore coming to Med ford was the ehief editorial
writer on the Seattle Times and the Spokane Spokesman-Review.
IT was a constant surprise to his many friends that he never
made h name iu the literary world, for his 'ifts in this di
rection were unquestioned, lie was a master of the written
and spoken word, part iciilarly in the way of political invective.
IToW the Colonel loved to tan the hide of the Democratic
donkey! And how, not only his partisan cronies, hut the nieiu
hers of the Republican pnrty, loved to hear him do it!
And yet even his most vitriolic out bursts were somehow
tempered with a smile. His sarcasms were seathiujr, his ne
nuijciatinus pitiless, and yet it was laughter, and boisterous,
but essentially harmless partisan enthusiasm, he evoked, rather
than hostility or rac
P KIM TAPS the reason he never attained fame or fortune in
politics or literature, is that he insisted upon bcin the
amateur and scorned be i n w a " professional !" Modern in out
look and training, lie was "Old Kiiolish iu temperament. He
was really a member of." the Old School and, while the Xcw Idea
passed by, he sturdily remained one.
Keenly interested as he was in practical polities, lie posi
tively refused to he a practical politician. Devoted as he was
to literature, he also refused to write for the "market."
Jle was and always remained tin: gentleman amateur. What
he liked best was conversation amonj; his intimates, and writing
for his own enjoyment ami that of his friends.
AS the world whirls on its merry way, the death of Colonel
Washburn will pass unnoticed, lint when ho left this val
ley he left u jdacc that lias never 'been filled, ami amontr his
friends throughout the state, today, a sincere and silent toast
to the "(.'olonel" is passed.
And when one comes to think about it, in that fact lies both
a tribute and a fitting epitaph. For while Colonel Washburn
was very much a man of the world, he was even more 'a man
of his friends."
WILL FARM PROSPERITY BE NEXT?
TIIK wi'll liii'iilc-il ami lu'iiilueiivp liiiiii lainls of America are
linioiij,' (lit; licsL bargains in 1 lie rail cslalo market today.
j:,v Hit! lime we wake up lo the fuel, lliey will lie marking the
lilict'M up, fur wise fanners are liliyin;;, in Hie opiniiin of A. Ii.
f i 1 1 1 1 1 1 y , widely-known a''iieiilliiial economist.
"Hit liy hit, ariiMiltnre is tfclliii;; sll-aioliened away for a
treiieration of prosperity," asserts .Mr. (ienime; in 1 1 1 Aiif;iisl
ii-silt) of 1
Kami .lonrnal, where he eites six factors which I
poinl lo increased land values
for fai'iiiini' as a whole.
The estalilishn t of Ihe l''etleral harm Colin I with its eo-
peralivn inarUetine; nssislanee, and Ihe assurance of increased
protection of the domestic market hy Ihe troveriuneiit 's tariff
policy are import suit considerations, hut only two of the factors
which should start a hull market in farm lands and activities
in the near future, he says, j
O
TIIKIJ. infhii es at work
which are often overlooked
customed to auriciillnral pessimism, he says, are:
The recent drift of surplus
pins the growth of city population by iinmiiirat ion, which "as
sures an increase in profits per
on the farms."
Improvement, in the rural credit situation. Federal figures
show that the decline in I'arni
entirely last year, while farm
per 100,11(11) in ItlL'l, have dropped lo lid per UHI.OOO, and farmer
indehtrtlncss In local merchants, farm implement dealers, hanks,
fertilizer conipiiiiics and others show a marked decline.
The national yood roads prooram and improvements ol'
transportation and coniinniiieation, which have forued steadily
ahead dnrinn the right-year period of farm depression, increns-
inji hind values ami the ease of
inprovcinent of fann homes
owners since 1 : '..
The r'arm .lonrnal article also
such important elements us the
cotton,' wheat and potato (.'rowers already are on the upgrade
us dt'inonsl rated hy I'iinircs for
MUTT AND JEFF
HoBoKEM AND VrJsTGRW
VS. Augustus mutt, j
--.n. " ' T Pur H,s HeAt-on) attgmptgd iuicioe. MISCHIEF He
P- y fiAM rtefce to A . thm tracks of thc- J AKJSuiee ce that.' jp -Vl , viJDrers
1
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WASHBUKN
"The Colonel," .Mr. Wiishhiirn
nejir TnhJe K'oek over a iir-
a very ative pari in the raneli,
vallev for over a (Jeeadc.
and first oresident of the loon!
I 'niversity Club, and the Lin-
ii i 1 i;iii (t s . i'i ; v mi ( i 1 1 s;
i '
and a risiin' level of iiriisoei'll I
to improve Ihe farmer's status.
hy those who have hcconie, ac
farm popnlalioii In the cities.
worker for those, who remain
land values was halleil uIiihkI
hankrnplcies, which reached
markclini; crops.
and Iniildinns hv I'ar-siehtci! !
points out that conditions will
alllciiicn, sheep raisers am
the past Iwo or three years.
Mutt Must Be Solid
o.
RAK-RoAD
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
' Nijiird Hire. )-ilalnii l Hf-Jnt4l ljltli and hytWne, out lu dbea. diaiw-l, or lfrlmn
will ) 4ii -ftl to Ut. lirjfly if a .Uiui-hiI, wir AitdrenJ ernel" I, riietotl. I-Hrrs klmufcl t
ttriff and viillm in ink. OmIok Ui 0w Urgr miiii! or Itllri.-. irrthnj, uiil) tr rar ' an-mf-hI
Iitjp. V ifflv tan I Htmle to queue, ivil nmf'-r mii a. iibliiwtjuTi-. Addtvi. Dr Hillimi
j JriiT
F of till ne-'Jlf.
I.MMIMTY not i:.si
compi-llc-d to,
t hu Until (o a hite hy a vunoinou.s
Himkt or volunteered lo io ho for
i . , ..
sen in ii it- ijwuci ii i mii. ii unc lyiuju
fit Hi
jvu a done of antivenin
Innnkcldic 8 1M--
course It is con -
ceivahle that the
MiiiKe HlieiiL in-
Ject an exceptionally lurice dose of
virulent venom ami the dose of
serum uilKht he too small to neu-
trallze It, and In that case the
snuKentie would undoubtedly cause
.nuns resuns unu pernaps even;
death.
Suppose one develops a suspic
ious sore throat at a lime when
there Is diphtheria ill the commun-
' ity. If one receives a prophylactic
Injection of antitoxin immediately
while (he doctor Ih uwaitlnir thu.
ImelerloloKleal test of the culture, huttermllk. .Some years am. .Met
the diphtheria. If nuch it proves chnikoff introduced a special strain
to he, will likely he a very mildjof lactic imeilli which he called
indi.spuMition. Of courne .lt Ih con- imiKurian bacilli, for sourlni; milk
ceivahle that one may have been fur use uh a beverage, hater Home
exposed to an exceptionally viru- hntrloliiKlia introduceil .still an
ient strain of Infection and the i other Htrain called acldophllu.s bac
doxe of antitoxin administered as iiu. I d,, t M'lieve any of these
a prophylactic miht bo too small i artificial means of sourlnR milk
to neutralize the overwhelming have any advantage over natural
luautiiy or diphtheria poison or
toxin, and In that caHo oife would
-stiff tr a serious Illness and pOH
sihly death from the diphtheria.
However, a dose of antitoxin con
fers immunity at once, whether the
immunity is sufficient in the cir
cumstances or not. The toxin-antitoxin
method of immunizing chil
dren aKainst diphtheria does' not
confer immunity immediately: it
merely starts the natural develop-1
ment of immunity, and this nroremj
requires )tt least three months, per- i
haps Inn ter in most instances, so f
that I he child who reci-lves the
three weekiv i..iu ,.r tr.vt .mi I
toxin WIIV will attain the full
measure of Immunity only after
(he lapse of three months. Mean
while the child is developing Im
munity Kiadually day by. day.
, Sn far as our present knowleilu'r
of immunity Koes, It Is always so.
though the time required for the
process may vary with different
diseases or different types of
Kcrms. If you receive bacterial
vaccine treatment, ymi can't expect
tin' elfect to he manifest In a few i
days; It takes several months; in
deed. It often happens that the
vaccine treatment has been dis
continued and the patient 1s "try
ing" something else when the ef
fect of iho vaccine treatment be
comes manifest.
I';lvslvr ioiiMMi.tl,- Hi,. 1,1. ..1 i
fered by a dose of i, mi. lot, 1
' lm"" ,u,'- ' " l""'-
I (I in J I.I.MH II
but a short time.
h;dv,n.u:;;;!ii:"y' r kli';1 rr"1 ir " rx'" ,hu ,mns
ii.'oxi, r e o '"':, "; :!: s",u h,,vc
. ' .r.,.. ..
iiulr
iinl lt
dilution, is complete only afterl
weeks or months have claused, and 1
I by the same token it Is not so1
easlly lost or Impaired or weak-1
ened as some nf our
self-coin-!
mended "sctentifh""
medical and
health authorities would have folks!
think, tiolably the old guard de-!
fending the superstition that ex
posure to cold and wet "lowers
reslstrnce" against certain dis
eases. (jrKNTION.N M .WSWKItK
I'ollllHls.
I'lease tell mc whni bay fever Is.
1 have always supposed it to be n
bothersome sneezing attack during
the rose season . . . Mrs. K. K,
Answer. What Is eommoniy
called hay fever or sometimes "rose
cold" Is hyperesthetic rhinitis or
eoryza or in Home rases nslhnia !
caiisi-d by one or another kind of'
pollen. Autumn gives a small pro-!
portion of cases due to grass or '
hay pollens, though ragweed pollen!
Is more likely responsible. Send i
a st a m ied envelope Imsii ing your :
address attd ask for Information!
about hay fever.
Nn .Market nt lrc.ctit.
I am very fond of nniorin and
could eat ihcm daily oulv ihat the
sllell of them I don't
like. I woniler w hi,t I can get for
tius VM IS. S. I!. K.
Answer. I doubt whether you
can get anything for It. Cooked
onion is less powcriu! on the
breath. Cut llv.it f companionship
ol persons w ho 111 eat union with
an even '
you. then all will be on
Concrete From His Neck
1
.O.K. I f iii-. uAVIrr DDaaC tH4T 1. M-M. IS Tne CHflRCS "- I f THi ri4AO A..,r--r- I 1
i.v ;.i..;i ok M)ST
twin uk rvK.irl the breath.
If
yu huve a diKui;reeatc
after i
! taal"- l'"' l'I' U mo;tn you eat
mmi ni urn onion or oise you ao not'
i. . u .,,,....,,1. i,. T, , .
irtK particularly beneficial to health
In onion, hut they're uoutl to .sir
mnl or If uiw-lan a relish. ,
cull lil . have lhH WUccrui-ks fur Jleulliens.
anthlnte liijeeled j I am mukliiK an excursion into
Immediately after, a hci.tfhen country this xumtner
tlte hite, no Heri-jimd would like to take your wine
mis coiuKHjuencc I KuylnKX w ith me. Are tbvp puh
ivould he ohserv-1 llxhed In hook or pamuhlet form?
ed, prohably. Of I,. S.
1 Answer. llecrettahly no. Now
j there's a i.uhllc that miiiht auorc-
, elate niv cffin-m.
Acidophilus Milk,
j Prominent physician recom
inended acidophilus milk to friend
with stomach trouble. 1 would like
to know what this is composed of.
Is It futtenlnK? Is it uood for
indhieKtlon? . yi.
Answer. - When milk sours It
does so by reason of the multipli
catlon of lactic neld bacilli In Ir.
Thesu Berms, naturally present In
milk, ferment the sucur of milk.
m-ndm-ini-- tin hietie fiii ,.t
sourinff; or that the beverages are
myre iieulthful than buttermilk, or
ordinary soured milk if one prc-
turs.
(Copyright John F. Dille Co.)
Quill Points
W hen a woman of 25 says "yes"
snt h!,M decided to make sure of
-'omfort and give up her dream of
romance. ,
" -l- Kinstein is rlwlit. there Is
a limit to everything except a man's
confidence in his own virtue.
A new two-car RnraRc just means
another man not mad because the
dealer offered to allow only $120
for his old car.
Perhaps the p r e s i d e n t could
lighten his labors by appointing a
stcretttry. of rllueousness.
You miff fell whether the
man or his vtlic In boss unless
you oIkci'vc which one sits oil
Iho a Me.
The chief objection to a divorc
'rll,? reason some marriages are
happy Is because wives keep still
on dreary days when their hus-
bauds remind them of sotuethini
tlu' rat il ragged in.
"e goon tnmg aootit an endur -
"nce. '" " opportunity
in h i ti iiiiiiin in- mi cuiiiinii iiiuiii;
to escape amused glances. .
Amerlcanlsm: Keeling oxtrava
gant when you pay
f , .
lor n coat
of fur: feeling satisfied when you
soeiid $S00 to ire! a coat of lan.
Still you can live for years In
ny Amorit an city and see nn aicn
of wickedness except In the head
lines.
"CCi'.iitlilp lfU.-rii.ii..i ..f tlio u..v
lift.' says a publisher's ad.
denlly ii typographioal error,
word is pornographic-
Kvl-
Vou don't see much iiilgur
ostentation now except straw
berry stains on the shirt fl-out,s.
W hat a world: Trained seals
aren't seals; the liloodhounils lu a
rrr? i 1 1
. rrv i
r ' f J 3
'loin' show are Creat Hatu-s; uniliyears his Junior.
a hot dog Is neither hot nor dog.
Meat-eating anlmiils seldom eat
taste ood. Meat-eaters like hu-
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daily cross-word'puzzle
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4 IHifam of
foifU
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14. Kilt
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a. old tlmea .
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31. TlhrlHo trait fit) fit. Kuzor
32. Crntih with tits mriiopor
terth A3. Star
an. Klml of flh ui. Cairns' tlrh '
31. OMer: qidtr. J(&, Itnlian ruin
. A bllrr in . Hofort tlilt
Ihft nilllenlum itrpentetl
Sun iroil i. Nplrlhttilht
41. Kxcipt QieftliiK
42. Ottt of a pair . Jupitne roln
43. ( old ei. Purt ef a com
41. In motion in mi rtrb
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4. Orik norltco HI. Kabltl
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man flesh. Krgo, Nature made
man a vegetarian.
Correeiythls sentence: "Me was l..,(j00.000 automobiles, junked over
a leadlnn reformer," said the re-jniht a plant thut could have been
porter, "but when our paper ex- sold for a billion dollars, destroyed
posed his connection with a ani- machinery that could have pro-
blinp: house, his followers turned
their backs on him."
Brisbane'sToday
(Contlnued from Pag One.)
.Mussolini, who litis celebrat !
"il l,is f,"l-sixl,' l,ir,,iilii
i.,- whl
.
one wise wop.
Ife might he more accurately
deserihed as the descendant of
two naliojis, Romans and Itul-
j lilllS- tilt mlV), t,0,.tl uinulino
j
"i i - "
saild VOill'S.
i i rtutm'mmu Mint inin u utti-
l. . n ....,.. ,.,. .. .
j .
""''","' Bnl'C.n
You wouldn't like lo live In the
' ,n 'nry ol a high hulldlng if yon
linc' sooner or later the foun -
datlou must he taken away.
Henry Ford, born twenty years
before .Mussolini, celebrated HIb
I ''innoay yesterday
at work
Me told reporter: "Thoro
will he no slump ill business while
I IMP II give pnnrl uiirk in return for
t good nioney."
I
j Two Interesting types, (li-ycar-
; old .Mussolini and titl-year-old tlenr-y
I'ord, as far apart us the i'.fiuator
and tho Norlli Pole,
Mussolini la Intense, domineer
ing, terrific power in his chin, at-
.ti, num nunihlll .on, roi-l
iiuiet. thinking, his power in the
top of his head, where lmag'inallon
works. Ford s active life will proh
jubly oiitllvo-tlmt of thu niun twenly
. . rT , . i i.i ,i oriuinu, nan necn filed he has been ill with ptomaine potfl-
I'ord Interests Americans past! with tie state supreme court, onlng. He was III In Cologne Afn
..o. proving that a man worth whlle'Cooke is under sentence to serve ; sterdam. Hrussells anA London Ho
can do his best work after tin. ;a term of seven years in the penl- j Is expected t return to Salem
It was after till that l-'ortl, having ; tentiary lor embezzlenient. 1 about the middle of Vugust
Saturday's Puzzle
I. III.. irm
IU. MtLfliinef for
furoilnii a.
II. llrcotrr.
trnKla
IS. Walt upon
II. Heuk nf a0"
ruunti
18. Burn , ,
ii, Itii'lile nitalnil
SI. Tiuitli of a
wheel
fj. Iloue
:. Troplral fr.lt
f.. Kind of tug.
tier.
it. Ilr.ft
.til. stnrm
33. .lint. Indll'
. Iliu-t
K. Ilronil .mile
36. Wnillnir lilril
17. Ilrerpoweri'd
with won'ler
:8. Sails ol OH'1'
Held
If. l ift.
4tl. Slukes certain
41. Nnle of a 1"V.
4.'i. I'arlDc hliiml
47. Mill) at moth
4H. Memliiw
411. Iluski nf gralo
61. Chopper
U. A knlgnl'l
title
SI. Vulcel Italian
mA. I. on ii
ii. Tiilnt of tilt
rompn!.
&9. HevernK.
M. A lie
61. (.'ointenneil
molnlnre
now.N
1. Unet letter
A. Rlnlout asiera
S. Airulimt III.
currtuit
i. Hn' nick
name t. Wrnlli
C I'nllct of
ftranlinir pref.
. erenceM In in
tt rlintliiiuil
I rmle
7. Intrlgn. .
a. I'oint
, achieved the Katest industrial
success iu the history of the world,
i and concluded the manufacture of
uuced other millions of automobiles
md begun the autotnobfle business I
again from the ground up. !
In the first thirteen months lie
built 1.000.O0O cars, in the next six
months he built another l,unnj)i,o ont mental processes, but each had
cars. Heaven only knows how iin unconquerable soul and was in
many other millions he will bui! l I possession of a free and advan
in the vears ahead. turous spiritual inheritance. In
Dint ultM.Auo nlln r.ft
.tararLSnrdSeU';
Styod .w
home and loved ones lone enoue h.
Two young gentlemen in the air
ihome and loved ones long enough.)
they dropped this note:
Tut the retuler away. We will
be down when the Kits runs out."
The men will earn more than
$2i.t)0. anil their flight will (lis -
courage endurance flights for some
time o come.
......LntT, ,-re ciiuung aoove
St. Louis the men might have
' ' qM "u"u ",ie
around
tiift nn i ;
!,aae0en r f l" "10dern
,
All over this big country interest
is iiliout the same. .Millions n. dav
, g0 to the movies, from Seattle to
Miami.
Chicago is happy , because her
i (?', "rn- TnK "vator
....... ,. iioraii i nnun Ull LO Iin
you "the Cubs won again." anil
miles, although it is no water oulc""""'y beyond the Jordan. H
i 7,iw,i
SAI.KM. Ore.. July :ll. (J -j-A
; IwtlOon lor rehearing In the case
:"' 11,0 s"" niust .'as. P. Cooke,
;"",,( 11(1 president ol the defunct
brokerage firm of Overbeck &
REHEARING OF CASE'QN EUROPEAN JOURNEY
Do You Remember?
TKX YKAIIS AHO TODAY
(From files of the Mall Tribune)
July 31. HUH.
Kallroad strike threatened for
hicher waces or reduction In hltfh
cost of lIvlnB.
Sergeant Frank -McKce ordered
by l. S. army officials to report
forest fires by alrplano In Oregon.
E M. McKeany sells fruit dry
ins' piant in Central Point to F.
M. Itadovan.
Claude Cate predicts record -breakiiiK
pear crop of from 700 to
3U0 cars.
Captnln A. J. Vanco returns
from war service to. take chai'BO
of Home Telephone Co.
Miss Florence Pool, new county
health nurse, Is given public re
ception. TWKXTY YKAItS AGO TODAY
(From files of the Mail Tribune.)
.Inly SI. 1(.
Julius Kruttschnltt of the Har
riinan railroad system visits Bear
creek orchards and has hluh praise
for Medford and Kobuo River val
ley. '
James Stevens makes great lilt
In opening presentation of the
.Mikado.
Frank Amy of Central Point
sells residence there to J. W.
Meyers for SHOOK, including nllio
acres of fruit trees. .
Editorial: "Yes. Medford .Is
going to secure the court house
and county scat from Jackson
ville. The people will vote that
way as a matter of convenience."
Car of local liurtlett pears soils
In New York at averago of 1.60
per box, because of poor condition.
Communications
A lVrMimil Tribute to Two Men.
To the Editor:
"At last they came down to the
stormy banks of a river. The name
of this river was Jordan and on
the farther shore stretched the fair
land of Canaan."
The press of yesterday carried
the announcement of the death of
two former citiaens of Jackson
91 county, both well known and be
loved Col. Robert Washburn Of
1'tn tland and George Mansfield Of
Ai, Okla.
For nlmost HO years their per
sonalities lent coloi; and distinc
tion to the sociitl, political and
business life of this smiling valley,
llow d i f f e fle n tt they were in so
many ways, hut they were cast to
gether on the high ground 'of p4
sonality, brilliancy of mind, patri
otism and love of country. Orln
came from a long line of PurltrtTi
ancestry: the other sprang; from
the cava Iters of . the old south.
Mirth, "environment and training
ive the two men widely dlvcrff-
the makeup of each there was a
strain of knfghtlincss that. hon
forth on occasion to surprise and
add zest to the Intimacies of frlend-
'shin.
if. as some claim, a full life la
made up of rich and varied 'ex-
periences. these two men lived
fully. If. as others claim, the gauge
I f a complete and noble life is the
1 tove Hnd affection in which one is
j h(,,d th(?n tn(W two men cnm0
.j(()wn t(J thp HUirm bankf) of.Jor-
j dan triumphant. Or, if the su-
preme test of living is ability to
stand the gaff they can still be
crowned as victorious.
1 old school were dear friends of
i minr"- w0 havo '""Kht battles ck
!c,l",r ""' ' have made petvto
together, and together we have
pledged our sacred honor in many
a just cause. I shall hold the lift
ing thought that these' two havo
Just . been dispatched . ahead as
! '"emliy ambassadors ; to the ftjr
HliltT ANDEHSON. '
Medford, July 31st.
SAl.KM. Ore.. July 31. (P) -j-State
Treasurer T. Ii. Kay. wl
h:i !,. 1., I.-,.-,..... r..
i weeks. ' writes Salem friends that
By BUD FISHER