Medford mail tribune., August 02, 1929, Image 12

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HOKKItT W. RI'IIL, Kdlur
S. DI MI'IKK SMITH, Manager
An Indtpciulent Ntfwsparwr
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ihJ alio la Dm liu'ul news nulilhln-d l.-r trill.
All rlKtitn lor jHilttlralion uf .lut-clil (IIiiau-Iwi
tiftrtn air Ko rr-vnt-d.
lirrlHal paper of Hip City nf MJfoiJ.
(iril.'lal iaH-r of Jark.iill Ciilllity.
Hi.i.rn ilally a.i-raRe I'lrriilallim (r all wolilln
rtnllinl Ik-t. I, 1I'2H, 4l:lh.
AilifilhlnE It'-i.rc.-nistr.M
SI. I). MIHiKNHKN k (ll.Mr.tSY
lirrlm In Nw Y.iik, riilraau. Iilrolt, Han
Franchr.i, lw Ainld'n, Hvaltlf, 1'iilllainl.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
Another tie', hk 30, conyidfrrd
R.Mi.l-I.Mi-klnK find atlidctlvi-. Iihh
ti)ilc(l lipfif-ru l hi ri-hiillcMH
nmrcli ut phikd'hh. 'it wiim llftliiK
uji u Hlili-walk ami pfoplc win (till
nut look wl.fM-t they were koIuk.
cvi'iy now anil tlnii rttul.lf.l thfir
inc. No mure tcirll'li' iiuilaily fiin
iH'fall it pt'iltiMtriaii than to Htul
IiIh toe, mid tin' ivil in tint In
nt:ini)t'ii out, i.Tc all h-iIh1i.
"Ami 11m In.niT nf .limh, ovir
floweil with piiKi-aiitry, ami vrtin
t 111 mkm" Mat:iflil fi).
AlwayH bcfori a hchnIoh of cim
Kn'HH, ami tin luKlslaturo, thi'ic Ih
a "dt'fU'it." Kvciy Unit a nohiii
Kl'IVltlK timf III 'llhT IfKlMlilllVO
liitily itH-n,s li in mouth. lhit Ih a
Kreat wocpltiK ami wnilliif; ahout
Uw dt-riuit. Thoy talk ho much
ul-.. lit tlu di'firlt, that the Inti'lll
cilt vol it Ih ti-rriflf'tl, and hi'
HtartH ftKhthiK the ilffhit. A ft
all the tancy iiratloitH and hullaha
loo In this .state last fait, it Ih Hh
overM) that the Htati has $LTi,hmi,
itmlf no. place to upend It. Ttic
-liiitatiiin In eoiiKt-fKH Ih woihi atid
more of It. They only have
9.11,1X10, ()( mure than I hey ex
pected. In both tiiHtam'i'H the
defieU wan non-existent, and there
Han hPeii no explanation. In ttie
last anal.vnis, or the next in the
last analyst. It lonkH like there
wiik nit mo l.m m mhtliiK In hlKh
lilacea. Tho next time I Inn. .1.
I'll hi tr He rv I re Hlartn ninanlnM:
ahoul a deficit, don't n't hynleii
.1,1. . After UstcniiiK to Hick Sher
wood ileHcrihe the prowPHH, heatlty,
(din rtn, HWeetne.HH and personalliy
f 1 1 1 h KrainiilauKhler, the ImpreH
nion Ik Kained that when ntte
ha.wlH, If ever, t tie meadow-lark
IiuhIwh IiIh hoiik at twtlif;ht, from
pure envy.
There will he Hlx raceH. They
iru tu he run under lh oye nf
ThnnuiH A. Sweeney, chairman of
the raHim ctitnmlttee nf i'lirilund
1'oHt Nu. 1 , American I.eKlon.
(I'nrltand Telegram.) Which eye?
Ha was an ex purl at HteticlllnK
hultci-riicH - on t he hoKe nf prnnil
neiit women. t I'm Hand Journal.)
Ik. he thlnkliiK uny of iiuttllnKV
!entH conllned hehlnd Kay
wiiIIk and Ihm- tiaiH thruUKhout the
nation, tho pant week havtt been
Miitte restlettH. T h e y complain
ahout the quality and uanlity nf
the prlHoii Kiuli,- and emphaHlite
their annoynnce by holdltiK a rlol.
If Riven number chance, they
wuuld not K't catiKht-
Tho iMiltes and the KusHlann
at e nerloUKly cou.-dilerini; in do
battle nlnoiiK a hatch nf tuwnn
with tti iiiomI IndiKestltde liaiueH
In itm K'Krnphy.
'Several of our nodal llotin have
ftlartcd reialntliiK their social
Kiaccs, and It was It Ik li lime. Some
are tukltiK a iorrinpondencr school
course in lb,, penile art. and when
the, graduate they will bf no ul
lurlUK tu the fair sex that the third
cuitliiK of humans mlht as well
Hive up the fbtbt and tommlt sui
cide, i.r try n fllKlu in an airplane
act-nss one of the half doxi n or so
oceans. Any male I a I; i ok this
course should li.p his head with
lilin, as be will need li. Kioui
Lesson U, which your core, has
read, and was aiuard, it Ih learned
that the t.M'tl.'H that would flab
berKast a blonde, would - be ax
water to a duck wit h a brunette,
or rt redheaded lady. "The blonde
type," says Letter H, "Is tncnta-ily
rhallow. with an Inferiority com
plex, Tlie' brunette . , . want
tarts, the blonde fiction." The
titiove facts should h odd to a
blonde, with Ibe coiil Kerchlrf
peeking hlyly from the upper
pn ket of the coat. If she don't
runnlUK. I.cssou 1. aim warn.
"Wvi'i aiK-'e with your lady com
panion." Kverybody but a male I
who would pay f 1 1' ft for a course
In (he facial t: races, already knew
Ibis. The tenuous on ca pi I vat I tin
t he opposite (In more ways-than -
'one Hex) are ihe loncest. and fcuai
anlet.il tu );et results. No lady was
ever captivated before, the rapil
vat or Hi a i ted tils caplivat I ok. his
, tory and experience of man from
.mini 10 iiini ii'iiMi, ii iiit'iM n'H
Hues put the iils of .lacksoo
county on their Kuard, umdher vic
tory will be M-oted fur uprlMht
Journalism In thc-e pmts.
llonvrr, th'., lltNtii.i-il
WAHIIINOTO.M, Auk. 2 4'l
. Allnn lluuvi-r, nun uf li pri.tri
(1r.nl, wlio Htil'h.reil n hIIkIU htini
nr-h ilirriii'ili'l- Hi-voriil lIll.VM lllill, WIIH
rciiDi-U'il Iniluy n linvlnii nllitly
recoi-ered. ' , .
MUDDLE-HEADED WOMEN
M
lKtt A.M'i'A WH1TNKV,
ists, were urrcstod in
slaKiiiK h inili'tit in front of t In Chiiii'si- consulate1 in that city
aijiunst the Nnnliiiii; (.'ovcniincnt, for Kci.iiiu the ChincHP Kast-
i i .1... u.
ci n railway nun iinniini; mi-
Tii ih is tin. Miine Anita Whilncv wlfo whn convictcil of clinii-
1 1 u I syndicalism, following the
On the banners displayed
M'-I'thc usual radical l.attlceries,
I"liilril.v of the workers,"
It would be interesting to
" soli.Inrity of llu workers" come in, iis fur iih tlu .Mini-
j ,.1.,.,.:..,. Hi t mil is ('.mcCt'llC) I .
A
S a matter of fact in this
..i : t i.i I
''."'K ""' "'" I """.-
linliliiii; ll iieienl anil honoi'alile rit-'hls ol the hateil capi-
talistii1 class."
The Chincsi. Kaslern railway was built by Imperial linssia
and forced upon China, by superior military pressure. When
llhc Soviet troveriimcnl (.-aineil
railway would be handed over to her, without any paymrnt
oilier than the capital expended.
China was dclijhled. . lint when Soviet 1,'nssia discovered
that this railroad was a very
to keep her promise. In liiel, slie lieliaveil Jlisl as the lulled
imperialistic liiissiii mi;lil. have hidiavcd, and at the prescn1
time i.H Ihrealeninii to liiick the rights of capitalism, which she
has theoretically repudiated so many times. by force jif arms.
THAT Misk Whitney sliouhl ttiltc Hp llie chiisc (if Soviet Kus
sin nuaiiiMl llie HlruliiiK Naiiltiii jrdveriitiient only dem
onhtrtili'N 1 1 i v riiinldle-lii'iuled Atnerieim radicals ol' t In Whitney
lype, so i'reqnenl ly .Immmhiic. ' . ,
Kitlier, lie knows nothing; of Hie true Kituittion in Mun
cfniriii or she stands eonvieted of bein a deluded fanatic, so
infatuated with I he limelilit of radical agitation, thai slie ean.'t
distlntruish lielwcen what is line lilnialisui and what is funda
mentally false. .
Anitther victory for the Pacific, t.'oast. Mr.
Ids successor from the slate of Washington.
Once more we remind our readers thai anonymous conmnini
eations .will not lie printed in this paper. ' ,
An.ttppoucnt of Prohibition informs us that non-drinkiii;;
rfiees are decadent races. No doubt, that explains tlu? deca
dence id' t luil non-drinker, Colonel LimHier.!.
A lew venrs iin women were ridiculed Tor wearing short
shirts mid I'ur ncek pieces, but now Liberty, iin iin exirniple oT
inaseuline eonii'ort, prints ;i ie.ture of T. li., Jr., eoniinU (Uil ol'
Tibet in shorts nud a lull beard.
I low lo stop crime. That 's
Our idea ol irony is Soviet
rt'speeling the late ciir s property riyhls in the Chinese Last
ru liaihvny.
The next lime someone asks
authority tu build another serviee station on' .Main street, they
should lie lohl lo build one where it is needed -preferably in
the middle of the Atlantic.
Tatriolism is the quality that
iliildit n resent the importation of
Senabu" Couens says that on
ie. AXOT1I.KK Kord joke!
Also correct. I his ..senlence : "Horatio Seymore, Ihe sueces
ltd New York dramalist, was married yesterday to Dotlie Kril
lette d the Follies. It was his first marriage."
l.est we I'oruet. Ten years np.o eoni was sellino; nt $1.7(1 a
bushel ami everyone but the Tanner was eomplainin about the
hl".h cost ol' living.
Here is a suu'eslion vt tit'ler free to the bm-distanee avia
tors. Iiisteml of tryino to hop off with a maehine ovetloailed
with as. why not altitude first with a normal supply, then
have the tank filled by a rel'iirlhio plane pud " presto, he is
off!'
- How easy il would be to love
far away as Ihe heathen.
Tim
ose LMMnl old davs, eh?
XeW York at l.tit per box twenty
MUTT AND JEFF
Trie DiRtcTaR of Trie TALkies
TOlD M V6STCt?trY THAT rY
"6AK "jLANTCB TOO MUCH Tt THG
LFT BUT. X THAT FIXGD
BY MAX SCHiMeUNG. WjHAT A
SoCK (WAX 6AU& M FOR. 1
CALUMG HitA
and h nui of iilli'Ci'tl (Miiiiiiiun-
Sun' Krani'isco the otlii-r iliiy f"'
r....,,. M ...... I,.,..;,.
.-"iun iijj.-iim 1 1 ..."
world war, and later iarduiicd.
ilnrini.' the demonstration wen;
sneli as, Hail the internat innal
"Down .with imperialistic war,"
kimw just wltrn " iin pirialsni "
present crisis, Soeviet Itnssia is
,,.,,. n,l i.nliliwliinolv nn.
t- fv
control, China was promised tin:
profilahle enterprise, she refused
lOdison chooses
easy. Make it unprofitable
linssia eharoino; China wilh nut
the I'laiuiing Commission for
makes n cily worker wit
cheap Kussiau when-t.
leu
lYohihit ion Henry I'W.
our ueiudiburs if they were as
low about. l.:ii'lhMu scllin.r in
years ai:o
Schmeling Ca n't Figure
x'ue cowe for.
TH.AT JsB iMTrtS
TALKlCSi LOOK..
I HAD r 3AK
STRAlGHTMdt.
-illv'iHlbHlt.rdD; I KltonV Now. IAA- f 7 w3S S5ii5SJ.v.C!Ssl fvOw. KID: I
1 k. v y i- -v - a v . s i a tto wr. i .oj - j i
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
Hlmol Iriitta J.tlinlr lo rHt'Ofal lajjllh and h)(lrn. not to diuve dlajno.li or trwlmanl
lll he an.neied l.y Dr. Biarty H a atampel. aelf-a.lilnf..l envelope k enclosed. Utteri should be
brief and written In Ink. Ov-liik to Ibe laige ntimUr of letters rerelied, (inly fear carl be amtrer.
il lure. No reply ran l made to tjuerie nut colifotailnt tu (tnsliuclloru. Addreaa Dr William
Brady. In caie of Hilt neaspaper.
THAT l:lf.HT
The l.rlilirc IniundH lire TALK-
1X0 ul.out the BiKllteen-iluy diet,
so (here must li Honii'thliif; In it.
Anjway, llie leirenil ncf iimiiHny
Imk cwicli opy the 'nnwrliitiun"
Ik what Hetty
herself of ten pounrtM of flesh with-
lliailiree wet-KS. .Mayi.e mm was tne ; hls freak ls-day diet.
fa'thoU'i three weeks that Klcnore! I-'nr mid-day lunch you Heize the
(llynn f.alure.l. Anyway, tint ur- jimmy and pry open another crate
ally elioiieh, tin. unidentified and : of ur.-ipefrult. SomethlnK fishy
here Is the st rn nttest myaiery ofjaliout this. I suspeet. And for
the whole thlrii:: the movlt. star I dinner, aitaln or yet. there's Krape-
eoyly evades lilentlfliatlon the
unknown bt-a.nl ruwhed an order to
Florida for a crate of Krapefrnit
and a coup la ha les "or h:.y, and,
doniiln tin ftcd ha v. went to H.
Willi i-ach copy df tlie yarn you;
t'ft, free of cosl, the ItH.iuranee that
the expuisite little Mnoma act resH j t hird, ngd, of ciurfe, tlft last time,
paid a preposteioiiH .sum fur the: d-nnsult any cub reporter If in
diet. Why she should do that !s doubt about the number of lown)
aiKither rnytery but you will j s-omeihiiiB uiiliriiiiK atid bunvHut U
ret.dlly Imagine that with audi pre- Hhitvi.'d out to you what ran It ho,
poHtoroiw Halarlen as the movie pen- la p(.ck uf Mplnnoh, maybe or a
pie rereivo they have to not rid j bouquet of lettuce? No. no, dear
of It somehow, so they miKht asjrhibl. be nf good cheer. It la nolh
well p;iy H fur -fuimf'thlilK that costs ; lnK less ihj.n elKht sliceH of cu
niiniimii indivldualH a po.sIaK'1 ( cniiilier, quite nakd, too, that i.H,
.stump .or Hie ti lce of any news- j undress'-d.
pajn-r or nui!',.1y.hie or maybe as j To n il (be truth, the offloiul
much r.H a popular novel. version of this miraculous IK-dav
h'oiaetlmes '(he diet i-'omes wrap
ped .in ot h-r hoku in. A favorite
pai'ldim for it Is a nationally ad
vert iM'd "clinic." The ilumbbell
infers, t hat t hi' diet is sponsored
by the meilu-al authorities In this
"clinic." The doctors in the "clin
ic," however, disclaim any knowl
edge of .such a diet, deny any re
sponsibility for kucIi a diet, and
bt-ir me to Inform all r.inl sundry,
whether bridge players or Klad-
haudeiH, that the clinic in question
employs reduction diets only after
All they need to eHlabllsh peace
in (he Italkans is a little less prox
imity. If'the Chinese wish to'ste-U rail
roads, they should learn the peace
ful Wall Street method.
There's small choice on Sunday.
The preacher scolds you for UcIiik
naughty, or you dodj-p church .and
pet cussed out by a traffic cop.
If there is no such thing: as
telepathy, how iIh-h tho eom
niHtce or ladies kuou the edi
tor failed in shave llil.s particu
lar inoriiiim'.'
Hurrah! Kurnpe can't fh;ht us.
The next war will be in the air.
ami they must wait for nn east-to-west
wind, and by thi.t time they'll
be over their mad spnll.
Now they Buy the Versailles
treaty is n wood one, after all. It
must be, when the nations can en
force It with a mere tu per cent
inrrcase of armament.
Americanism: Cusslnu France
for trylnif to dodite her dt-bt; leail
Iiik the world ten to one In bank
ruptcy cases per capita.
It's easy for a nrwit man to trav
el Ineoj. He's ho pidit nobody
n-allzes he Is a nn-nt man.
Simile for today: As easy as
landim; i. man who lias Ji-st been
turm-d down by another nil I.
Lire won't re dull when the ball
player must spend tin- winter de
VrloplUK a Kod left.
Maybe juries don't convict he
c.'iuhc nobody feels Ualifh-d lo
throw the first Hlone.
l'-ven the HinalbT towns now have
every convi'iii-'iice at ilo-ir swin
mini; pools except a place lu wash
w hen you come out.
There are two kinds
ttiose who continue lo w
of m.n:
ar kni.'k-
Mutt Out
. i
I ll
I Quill Points
If MUTT, X'fA DARM TH LUCWJ ' N. MADO M A FAVORi VTiT'Vo'.K.Y TSochc' ")
f BUT V kcHMGUNG HlT M6.T0O HART STAND UKE THAT Fol gy L" w
SLANTS TOO I TH N? AH, Tttefce HG r - --' r ) SsWI, MAKGS I
MOCK TO Trie $S . N8Wi ) , . . . ( SQUARC
KI-.V IIAV JI7.
ilnveirtlKiitliin of each case ant)
' plater iinyHueh diet to nifet the
icecial rr-(Uirments of the in-
tl.int
Now, then,- If y.ni Htiu think
liptitity Is. m. ue liMDOrtiinl thhn
Huyer would cull ! heallh. npeit that crate of Kni)'
i ti t r ix uitm. It i fruit untl enjoy yourself hugely on
M-errm that Borne half n RlitlJefi ult and . a cup o'
movie d o w aiter i oof fee for lil-fiakfiinl earh mnrnlni;.
who would he j Anybody who .can enjoy that and
l ll e u n K o t t a l mind. It dnea ' .JT Include miirar
trim.! offer f rom ( m- cream prohahly ' hasn't Kot n
an lintel, to-wit, Kood eleenic toiorter.. Thafn your
i eontiaei to do a j i,,(.ai rant for an ninny luyn n you
piece I' It OVID- j can elect to Imperil your health.
HI) nhe dlveHletl 1 your drimeHllc hi linlness. If an-.
and your faith In the hereafter, on
fruit, olives, ornnaes 'n' fverythlni,'.
with now and then, but usually
then, r. la mti chop. If you have
thought to briiiK- your mlcroncopti
alouK.
(ih, ye.q, on the tenth day, Just
u art KOhiK down for tho
diet does not Include two lialey. of
hay, but I fell that somnthlnif of
the kind would he the right nour
i.'ipment for nnyono who would fait
for it.
Kerlouyly. friends, no physician
or repute would or could approve
op any Hucb tampering with the
diet.
I warn all readers who hjive nnv
regard for their health to devote
not more than IS seconds to the
lH-day diet.
(Ccipyrlu'ht John F. Dillo Co.)
ers .and those who have Been ko-
' dak pictures of themselves in
knickers.
must believe in mo me i
slttiis. When daiiuhtcr cutft on-
Ions for Mippcr, thai is a slua
you may ut Hk car. ' . I
Well, suppiise "hucky Idnily" I
rather cool to report er now -A
man may use u stepholder to roach
the top and still not want the lad
der following at his heels when he
Uets there.
Correct this sentencp; "It wan
the most becoming hat I ever tried
on," s-.id she. "but I remembered
my vow to buy nothing more un
less I hail the cash to pay for it."
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pag One.)
I K. W. 1 In II. nKriculttirnl advisor
; for the St. I'aul road, tells you
about hardy Norwegian Bheep men
who ciwne out here yearn ao. In
South iMiisHel valley thoy raise fod
der for use In the hitter winter
In fiprlns and autumn their grent
t bit ml h of slitop und few eattle feed
iin the foothills. In hot summer
they nre driven to high government
! Tot est preserves to graze and
' browse, paying the Rovernment a
fvv cents a head her month. In-
terostitiK life while It lasts lor the
! sheep. Thoy are happy, knowing
no more about death than wo do.
j One man can herd 2mmi sheep in
open, loan In the forest, LTi shear
U is work with power from one ma
chine.
-M
Hefore you reach Mutto you ride
up the itockii'H to the continent's
stony backbone, where n pntl oT
water coirectly spilled flows half
toward the Atlantic and hall toward
the I'acilic.
Sitting at the front of the idee
trie locomotive, the oimluei.r. I,. .1.
MeConulck. rlhnbs a hill 2000 feft
liiKh. 'M miles loitt-'. In one hour,
IhaulliiK n load of .uihj.oiiii pounds
Think that over. He looks up nt
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD.PU2ZLE
ACROSS
1. Likely
: 4. onward
' . Dried gran
It. Sot if ell done
II. AnrJenl fit uf
FHleillne
it. Temple
. ope rude tolo
K. Melancholy
Iti. ijylii-n uf
dlieord
IV. JuiiHDei if ate-
nay
21. Klimhif bodtei
ot Hutur
t5, J-'niteu
ti. itellifiutit de
nomination Sfl. Jtoyi I Military
Collefret abb.
19. -Nnstrll
31. Atment from
sclinol Mfthuat
.leave
nt. otd form of oil
U. Silent
38. First name of
a Ulckeui
fluirut'tt'r
39. A prince of the
Mhllaiilteftt
Jodfr. 7 it&
41. Knileuvor
IS. iTlncely home
of liuly
44, Anirrlcun ex
plorer 49. I.Hteral boun
ilnrlee
4b. Itouiuii house
hold nod
4V VlKornurt
61. A JihIk of
Iftrueli Juilff.
ISill
Solution of Yterday'i Puizle
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63. Kur-hparlnrr
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two copper wires, each smaller
than your little finger. Thoy feed
him power to lift the S.oao.uOO
pounds.
That makes you respect elec
tricity. Mr. Uyan, head of the Ana
conda Copper Company,, gets that
'electric power from walorlalls off
in the mountains, and sells it to tho
St. Paul railway.
The heavy tiain on Its way down
hilt manatuctui'es electricity, as n
waterfall manufactures il, by the
power of gravity. The current thus
manufactured is pinnpe hack into
Mr. Ryan's wires and he makes do
(tactions on the electric power bill
that, he sends to Mr. Scandrett,
head of the Saint Paul. All busi
nesslike and amazing.
Untie is a city that you should
see. Many years ago, before then,
was any city or railroad, the late
up here on horseback. , lie had an
eye for mining properties, and
thnilp-lit Dm Amicniuln ..
ed here, would he worth While., lie
was rigni, ami it is. it produces
now about .IniUino.oon pounds of
copper a year plus 17.rt,oni) pounds
of zinc, employing la.OlUl metal
miners.
The Anaconda smokestack, tall
est in the world, fiSf feet high, enp
,tmes by-products as they sail up
ward. Among other things th?
smokestack yields, annually, '2'2t
cnrloads of arsenic. The St. Paul
uses some or It, sprinkled on Its
right or way to kill weeds. You
use some perhaps to kill rats and
mice.
From the Anaconda smeller near
liere the copper is sent to Ureal
Kails, u. " tnil.-s away, where it is
terined. Kach ton yields (in ounces
of silver, four-tent Iin ot an ounce
of gold. It's a good mine. The
mine is SOO'i feet deep now, the
ore coming up from Hhi shafts. It
is proved that ihe marvelous cop
per mass goes down at least rooo
feet.. What other wealth Is hidden
In these hills? You might come
oat ami see. I
I'hat was a profilahle ride thai
Ceorge Hearst of California tool;
through these Hocky Mountains
.Net U "rolllt
rare
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name
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I'tirtuiiiliiK to
one' birth
The srenier
catorle
t.'ufilke ipoon
Flofter
HrltlKh volutt
timr cuialry
force .
'the hcrh illll
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Kent
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court
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denotlnu;
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fucks
more than a century ago. There
are better mines in the earth thai
have never been worked. . You
might find one. See this country.
Come west. It's worth it.
Mrs. Lucci Obeys
Mussolini Ukase
for Big Families
r.KI.LAXTE, Ttalv. Amr. 2.
(ll As a mother of quadru
plets, SiL-nora Clusepi Lucci,
wife of a peasant larmer, is
the record holder thus far In
Premier Mussolini's i!(L9 cam
paign for more and bettor
babies.
S 1 g n o r a Luce! yesterday
gave birth to two husky boys
and two fine girls. .She has
already had six boys in the
family, and her joyful expres
sion today. entirely belied tier
maiden name uf Morosl, wbTch
menus "morose."
4- 4 4
CIIICArjO.; Auir. 2 C7i4-Slow-nioving-
milk ti ip ka. inovf n? vans
amJ other low speed vehicles
would be barircd from Cook; coun
ty Chicago highways on Saturday
afternoons and Sundays, In an ef
fort to relieve Chicago's week-end
traffic jams, under the terms of
n resolution approved by the
county hoard.
The resolution, approved yester
day Is to he submitted to ttie
county attorney's office for a rul
lm; on Its legality.
Kort K la inn I h Construction of
school boose at this place progress
inc stt-adily.
Do You Remember?
TEX TEARS AGO TODAY
(From files of the Mall Tribune)
. ' August 2, 1919'
WASIIINOTON. In an effort to
reduce the tiish tost of living the
government has decided to Bell sur
plus food supplies for the army to
the people nt cost.
M&yor dates and daughters,
Marie and Laura, return from two
weeks' outing at Kocky Point.
Medford attorneys oppose Impo
sition of loll charge for Jackson
ville phone culls.
July, with mean inaxltnum tem
perature of 94, was one of the hot
test months on record. '
Hope to reopen federal employ
ment bureau in .Meillord in full.
HifC crowd sees Cliln Chin at he
1'age theatre.
TWENTY YKAK8 AGO TODAY
(From files of the Mull Tribune.)
August 2, 1919
Citizens muke protest against
nightly noises made by the braying
of juckusses 111 North Medtord.
The celebrated Anton Romanoff,
viulinlst to Hmperar Franz Jonepll
of Austria, will play during dinner
at the Nush grill tonight from :M
to S o'clock.
YVes (ireen starts building of
new bungalow on Orange street, in
replace one burned.
The condemnation proceedings
against Mike llanley by Attorney
IV J. Neff, start before judge John
S. Coke.
GRASS VAI.I.FV flro ArniAii
mi'll rpiimKont Ini lltn Illll uravmit
Twohy llroLliers from extending op
erations lor llurrlmnn line across
Queit. ranch.
Agreement Himil fur now flnli
I ladder at Anient dam.
Ron)' fil'll nt Iw Loiif rautriunrtt
on Front street extlniriiiHlinil l.v
volunteers.
Press Comment
XKW KOADK.
Itenewed agitation .from the
Medford section reminds us that
there are two proposed roads
close to Grants Pass in which
(Jrants Pass people nre vitally
concerned.
One' of these is the Williams
Caves road south of us, the other
the TIller-Tniil road north of us.
'Ihe t'aves road project is oh
for which many people from all
parts oT Josephine county have,
had a feeling of sympathy.
They felt that Josephine county
could lint nrosner until iivpcv nnvt
of the county prospered, and that
the projected new -Caves, roftrt
would bring prosperity to the Wil
liam valley.
These pegple who saw Williams'
hopes as a boost . for the county
have been dealt u blow by, the
Tiller-Trail plan. , ,
For the explanation Josephine
county people should turn to their
maps of Oregon's highway system.
Should both projects be success
ful, fl rants Pass would have ono
detour to the north and another
to the south. Each detour would
have the lure of a nation-wltlo
scenic attraction to attract the
traveler. ' ' ,;
Neither new road project, alone, '
wotild do' 'much harm to Grants
Pass. Together, they could hot
lie permitted. ;
Jt was felt by some that the
Tlller-Trnll project Would serve us
a threat" to use against Grants
Pass. It is a threat, and It alfcn
Is a bbomerang.
A bright angle to the dilemma
is that ltoseburg Is 'nbtJ particu
larly Interested in the Tiller-Trail
plan. Instead, Ttoseburg people
Diamond lake opened. '
This does not suit Medford at
all. , " '
Itosehurg people look tvith
pleasurable anticipation, ntid Jusr-
ly,, to the time when Diamond
lako will be only 85 miles from
lioseburg by road. Now the city
and the lake nre separated, by 200
miles. Grants Pass Courier.
Grunt Power Permit,- i
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 2.
(fl1 The power commission yes
terday granted a preliminary per
mit to the Inlnd Power and Light
company of Oregon for 170,000
horsepower - development In the
state of Washington. (.
Aid l iimtlllU Project -
PORTLAND. Aug. 2. fl) Direr
tors of the Portland chamber bf
commerce last night voted J2B0H
to aid the work of the Umatilla
UapldS association. ,
By BUD FISrfER
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