Medford mail tribune., August 06, 1929, Image 4

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HEDKORU MAIL f KIBl'NE
J i Irtib'. Sunday. Urnly
MKIiFIUlu I'KINTIMi CO.
! 13-3t : N. I'll 81.
atiittr:i:T w. hi im y.m.r
til Ml'TKU SMITH. Mai-attr
An Irvfctvttxifril Nci-aw
I ' Kntrtaal ts anvnd f!a-a nailrr al aaolfiafil,
. Uftttfi, maw Afl atf Mart S. a:.
! I SI KSI KII'TIUN aUTU
1 1 By Mill In Ad.antr:
, . liaily, Kli Stiiala)', yfar
A Pally, l;n 8ianJa. aa.-nlli
1'aily. vullaaH Sunday, far
. paily, .i'lMiut Htimii), moiitli....
jl , Ull Mail TilliU-.if, mm )rar...
! 1 . Riiixlar. it war
!;!!!!
K larrwf. Ill .Will 1, Mrtll.ir.l. A. !.'!.
' IJarkMHiaur. I'nural Pull, llatnu. Tate, lU '
I illill ual Mi llicna).: i
" Hail), .ilh Su:la. BMilb I .t'.
1" Pally, allheal! Kiu.Ul, BJi;Ih i
II Hail.. .,tii K.la.. .. r T ail ;
I hilly. .all Smkiay. au atar fc-V0
, I All litw, ea. la ajtajr-
I' MEMKIH MT Tilt: AaH'l.tnj Wats
, Kwiiirat VM Ua-fJ VVir Srruf
if Har A.ysalrJ Wri la nuinriy cv.iltlrd Is
"ZS " TXSZM :
od U to lite lotjl at tuLluj.fJ tKitlo.
All tiihu (of fxitiVitkui W wxal tUfttfliej
'lierrin we tl rrvff.fd.
j i
! j mitrlit rMr of tlit City o( MrtUixd.
(Mf trial pitrr of itcLaa Cui)tL.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Prry
HIiisht'p Cannon flffendt hiin-elf
by lainhust Jiik John J. KasJioJt.
.'.Many sinmi-s In their deKiad.itioti.
jii'imnot untlerstand what John J.
i Itaskol) had to do with Bishop
jU'jHHion Batiibliny: on Wall !t., or
' 'vur profiteering. I,ike inunU i ers
dead i iik insanity, hih -powered
Iti eforinei-s. when e.i.Juhl. offer iis
ia' defence. Smith made me
Ijinad." He was also willing ln
.-tatenu nt indicates, to battle for
'morality that did not concern hini
'Wlf, to the last dollar.
J.- .Med ford is the Khiva ree center
iVf the northwest, and is the only
'city of Ij.oiiu souls In all the land
Ttliat f-uhmilM to this form t f hit k
, Ishness without a strutKle. Kvery
i lime two souIk are made one wit:i
1 In a 5M-inlle radius of the Jackson
i'otinty Hank, Kin ds and Ka loots
I and tln-caim are assemble) and
proceed to ram up and down ihe
J Main Stem, unti! their lungs and
the K'N'llne ive out. Ah the
grooms are too meek to put a stop
' to this form of social devilment,
! it looks like the Humdingers, hit-.,
'would. The newly weds ni.c lashed
ito the pinw of a redhot an to. ami.
while piU'hoilinic serves the proom
i Ik lit wiiii lacks onoimh Kuinptiuu
to resist, the bride has done tmih
I iiB to meril torture. The driver
i of the nuptial car is always eiiiilp
j ped with a cowboy yell, which he
unteushcH with ixtisto. The Khlvaivo
! entDui-acc
has the ri(.-lil-uf-ay
over funeials
fire engines, pud
j the cumuioii variety of traffic and.
it they ever huve 41 .wreck, it will
!te a dundy, a. they ulwayj like
t:u. It Is time to call a halt, if
oiiu-ljody in authority ran iay
"Whoa:" Shivarees eome under
the head f disorderly conduct,
laud unncce.-aiy nuinces.
nori: I I, AMI S MM. II
alle I jilN itulii-atttr)
A coupe Was parked along
side the road near the Al
Hei bi rs coi ner last Thursday
niuht. A passinc motorist
stopped and intuit ed of t:ie
occupunts. a man bout rfo
and a tiiA of about is. "huviiiR
trouble." "Not yet." ihe yi'UUK
lady replied.
" Jim Dinkens nf IteaLrle la si ' week.-
Jend wort d..nn to the ' wa iiml
l.eheld the (iccan for ihe first time
.in at., a.-ui. ..r L....il.... tl... ..Ii
I from the door, and deer out r tin-lis
.corn. Mil the liluejays out of the .
I u.ilermelons. Mr. Hir.keus informs j
I thai the r.icific is a lieip ol water!
..iaiiiiau.il up an one sp-.
... .
When ih- .;i.nu orato,- is i.K.Uinu
up Mie stati-tl- as lie k1'- ab'tlK. :
ami wi.-nes 10 in rp.-w uiv eon-
vineind. he u-es onen like "ti.ir 'hiiiit'tte will be able to breathe
1r cent." instead f round fiumes. ; ,, . . 1 .
netiuit .w What niy'l1'11 Journal run point
orator outiht to know. j
The advite of the C. S Hureau i
of Health, that diu.u inc ho day
infants be put bed as st .mil
possible. Is Umiis ItdlvWt d lo the
letter by the KaK ,
The J thi" ml lhoiiuht th-
Male di'l Hot know whit to do Willi
was appn.pt i.ted by 11k- U.-t s. s-
i-ion of Ic.j-laturc for siniump lht !
K lories of i'rruuJi tn foitli:n parts.
Ma wdveHisvluviils. S,ime l.ilnkl
the uuei tiseiiivnts h o u 1 d bi
p!aeed Ul middle Wvst and .is;, rn
papers, where they would be read
by people who know liuic. if any.'
thinii about tiiu-im. oth't-. think
that the -tds sTmuld b( pl.ieel in
the 1'oi tl.ind pilo ts, and ttu-n '
have every Rood c4 true urt-i; .if1
ian inall n I'l-rll iioi pap 1 contain
lop the ndeitisennri: ti m ii,it!c
of the fast und middle w-t. T!ii.
w ouid ci e t Ue postoffa-rs soinr
t It jus t" b. f ui mh a h 1 (,( !
toUi h. and help mit the ti , ies
of the Cortland putters
l AIJ.
id the t-U
1 Ilte Jt. It-.ttl I llC "lr.t I-U t.t I
join na Ii--He lil.ih-bta.i ever pi-s M--tiaied.
It was done by a mar. .
named Hunt, w hu w rite f'r
ituipolilii n. "The f irst lot ei v i w
with the PniUT of Vale..'" nut -the
puldii itv i.iiiti. And let tl de
voutly hop- It will be the la mI
of its kind. The it pututu-n l
Wlllei eouldn'l uivie Ilthi'i.
"Our common blood 1 n s u r f
frhntNhip between nm two tiun-lrh-s.
" anl thr prmee. AfhI Hunt .
wall his r.esi tn .iwe and i.ip'nir ;
and comment thus: 'How mist,
and deep!" "I um very hu"v now " I
with great rnthuMjM.i. ' Then
Wales continued. And Hunt erie
spoke the new prime no lonxfr j
a happy, care-free boy. but a dead-
game sKrt who ha step In duty !
and done It" Holiest, It like ,
thnl. The most iehatiy it m
A TEST FOR THE
CII.1NA lias n l'iix,! In ii.i i . lius-inn itjtiiiuitiitn i'ciii-l
in-.' Tli- iiinnnliato reiiistalineii.l cf Sovi.-I iiiaiia'.-crN mi lln
t limese Kiistrrn railrnuil.
I'liir.n wants the i1im-ii.sm.iii
lo ruine later. Wli.it I llf lili- i;ti
In- is imt vet kiinuii.
I lint In-r is certainly a dispute
."."", jo'aia i i i n I ui i 1 1 in n in ii 1 1 .i i ,
ci' Tin. cinitliit is i vi' iironcrt
upim eeriain furls, iiicli an
, 1:1 i t
" ''. HCI CI lllllle.
i,uii,.s I.
1111111 .Mlllls l
T,...rv. . (,:.. , ,.,,t
IrvatJ. Yllllell oil!
(liftViviia.es. Tliev lire also lueuilieis of llic l-ca'-ue if Niltinns
Certainly if t!ie .sit'iialDi ics nf the Kellns-'L.' treiiiy. or the J
l.i ajue of Nntunis. eiui'j 'ieveiit an millireak of host ilil ies. in j
.. then hoilv the treaty
Us-s tliiui "Mrap! of i.iMr.'
JUST LIKE SHOOTING FISH
tfmul flieiul tilt DlVL'ull
-'W the
NlilikiiiL' t'ek" of iho
... ,ii i t I
St ink III L is llt a Jr'ltv W"nl. .('VTtilrlcs. It )S dtnl AllirlO-j
SaXuil Jim Wits umiI liv .Mr. Shakespean. wln-u III ful'liially uv ,
' . i r !.' I
usvu souif iai oi uiiiKiui; a
Ami i 'i.l.-ri.l.re u Jieii lie visitetl Coiu'Mf befure t It' advent !
of Iht ajiilary enjjinnT. burst into vcrsr lis follows:
"I counted two and seventy stem-lies.
f All well defined, and several stinks.
So in Imnnrcd literary tniiJit ion, tlu-iv is aniplt jiistificatiiui
l'ir tii i hm of this term "which, in lln-sc more WtVtc (i;iys, is imt
often employed by fut itlimis Hieturieians.
And as the Journal declares there are tujis of dead eels in
tlie dry fisltways at Oreiron City, we lwive no dispos'ilion to -iues-tion
the aeeuraey of the statement that :
"Here Is a situation with a stench that literally rises to
Heaven. It is an impossible, unbearable. heallh-destroyiiiK value. t
ledueiiiK and pleasure ileuyinK tOinalion.
"Hut what is poiiij; to he done about it?"
The Journal partially answers its own ijtiestioti. by intimut
iiiL' nothing will be dne, "because tin? whole river at the Ore
ton City falls belouus to the Power Company."
Hut this does not tiicim the iilhint Journal is foin Hi de
spair. When it comes to the ae-ohl strur:le between the in
icjiiilous vested inlerests and the dear people, the Journal is in
its element, and as far as this odoriferous conflict is concerned
I lie champion of the enslaved masses has only started.
H
ivi:vi:i;. imh
he ocer hefon
paper may he inurajit of the fact ;i trcut change has come over
, , i 1 . it 1. 1 iii-
.Vinerieall noliistry since cx-l rcsnleiit Kooscvelt lannchcl his
siiilc hlinilcd fijjht ii'iiinst mull t'nctors of i;reat wealth.
That oh hatlli- cry. -'The puhlie he (lainne.l " lias lieen re-
p'ae.eil liy the slogan of MiperiiloMnniisJii, "The puhlic he
1 . 1 1 ,. . 1 .1
served. I nh-ss we are really inistak, i; the power e .)
at Uivl'oii t'itv no more enjovs the odor of deeavinir eels than
the hi-hlv-sen'sitied I'orllami .lonrnal. '
,
And it is n teii to-one hcl. that .beful e Ihe lournal has really
swnni: into its hest mililant stride and firmly snapped on its
oieaiiiin iirmor 01 iraoraiu viriue. inc millions ,n me nateil ;
.interests will literally he on' their knees, elii.iinalini; the .caiiM-
kil this llllsavon corruption.
T7OI! .while. Ill
1. mid puhlic spirited as Ihey
le interested in fiiihtine; for
et Is on the hiilliint: benches of
missiou s.liould have iiuihorily
lish. not 11 snake but as u practical mutter no outside authority
Heeded, for the power eompanv will undoubted! v he irliul to
t.t , tl,jJlu.s 011 Xs l.,if j
i
Nevertheless, here was an exeellenl opportunity for a tSnn
1.1... - r...a n.,,1 ., ....t,.i..i ... t... ,.,.1 .1 1 . 1 ... '
.
style. And iii a tew weeks now.
, . ... ...n .. . . ....
t'ry for the proletariat.
- Sanity is that nicely balanced state nf mind wherein I.iml
berh .sec 111 n neither a deiui-iml nor an instate-
You tan usually tell when tm"c taken the wrmi;' turn and
arc olf the highway. The scenery ih'csii't urire ou lo buv anv.
thill"
I'liink how the elepluutt's bulk
Nl,r fnt uotiectl in herself a tendency to put on weight,
-
Y'Ui can't expect nu n to at:
worhl when they can't even avi' i
MUTT AND JEFF
fx Surc vmoolcA fMAKG that! Hr 6 THrWie xoo scttM I .WT seew) jr-ooics Lucfci 2C',5.' OH, BOY X'M 6 cab x.
UKG ear curl CT rTt rtlPV ? NEW OF AIM'T JObJV Kf WTCftuivSSj
Trt YoX J.j;( ' j tF0R MONEY (J DOLLAR BLLS 6LD 6NS 6'NG W 1A lTTl&Ti AG
KELLOGG TR1LATY
W cmnc first, iiiul nil
rf.u li.tn ! lliis nf...il will j
!
prrfe.tlv suit.'il In settlement j
(ii ii.'it.
v : lln; Milmioii sliouM 1"
liiiM',1 1
impartial ciinit ra' i-v rould
tlic iniitii'vcrsv sii:iiil tin; KiJlnf.".' lVa;-e
;ih.s war as a nu-llioil of sa-1 1 i i u; just mu-Ii
tl.f Lf-aue are MMnvtliiiii! I
Jntintal is Wildly airiiiltt'tl over
Will.imclte nVrr.
- mhik m uui '""...m., ,
is the .lniirnal walehcs out. the hattle will
it starts. For while the 1'oiilaiul news-
!
power eoilipilUKUS limy not, lie lis Deiievoieill
like to iippenr. Ihcy enn scui'eel
the priveleae of seat terinji dead
IVi llaiiil. J'erhiips the l-'ish t'oiu-
here for I lu y say
tlie eel IS ;i
1 . . 1
- perhaps m a few days. the j
i i e .1. 1 m-:i
through their nostrils iinm. and i
1 1 . .1 1
with pride to another jrreat vie-!
must have alaruu-d Km
win1
roc on a scheme tu .save the
t ht mildncs-s of a cienrette
A Round Trip to the Kitchen Sink
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Hiltifl IO' tHM'.l 10 I'' Ivaltli
I !!! w t !- I'''1' ' ':oi-'l. fll
' "-s llft'J1f-
IVI'l'sl'll U'lTir II l
lirndir with liiuh LI I pri'n-'
lh; I V. futil hfri- I
mil IniiK :iko. Imw in lilceil for ihiK i
('nnililll'll vt
the blood. If .
il
ncvi-r mind: It wa
simply a kind of
U I. .w t I Nlu.ll-I
l.ratlum: e x e r
I'isc, viriunlly lln
:imc us that In-'
her for the cor
rection of pelvic
troubles of wont .
en.
T n e manure-
turer of one of our strictly medical
nostrums has appeul.-d lo third
liradi' doc tors for many years with
t a phrv on the idea nf bleeding the
j jiatient yet savini; the
lair.,.- .
Kvervone is 'more it less con-
veryoiie is more t
versant with the modorn practice
i H'i nsltision. a procedure in
wni(.n norn;a, wood from a healthy
hnr conveyed dir-etly into the "
veins of llie putient. The papers
in h(.k tuWns are j.ti folld ltf
makinu a kind of hero of the per-
son who jrives the blood, or even
tin- professional donor who sells
it.
I it at .".a the pint. Hut then, some had converted an old an-' hurt p in
! papers still call amne-ia or loss of to an ultraviolet flht out.'.it evl
j memory "aphasia." though aphasia : dently knew all :.bout electricity,
'means loss of 8p-eu merely; and , yt he sahl he sought his. phy
snme papers still use that odd term ' sieians approval before he, triej
! "iiHiniii" to signify a depraved the treatment. I asked the iroin
j wreo h. where.is tiie term means siionden: .to publih in some ?opn
meri'Iy ni'-ntal deficiency of a jirad-- i lar magazine description i-I hie
such as thirty to forty millions of apparatus with directions for mak-.
lour best people huve. j inu il- it he thought ordinary Jay-
Irs. II. I.. Mayni.rd and W. T. men could understand. I do not
1 Fl'-es of HurlinuTon recently report-! know whethei- lie published aaiy
i ed a unique eae of autotran-fp-' thin; abuut it. r . :
!wif. Ii proved sucesnful. The pa-i (Oopyriht John F.' DUle Co.
tb'nt was a women who had suf
fered a r.ive iiitertiul hemorrhiire,
that is, ble"dins: into the abd'.mina!
ca v i t y . .V o mi 1 1 e r w ha t ace ideal
was responsible. When the sur
iiyns found a larsc amount of
briKht red blood free In the peri
toneal cavity, and the patient ap
from the t
parently about to die
hemorrhage, they had not tim to
look for a duiiur. They, remov -1
the blood, mixed U wilii some ster
ile J.5 per cent sodium citrate so
lution (to prevent premature clot
Unir). strained It carefully and in
jected approximately one and on4-1
half pints into a vein at the elbow,
Of eourse thev found and tied lh
bU-edAiii.- vessels first. The patient ;
respontled immedlatelv. was re-'
: .,.,.,,, ,K.d , r,r t.n,ll.l..n. an.) !
minle a perfect recovery. Kven h.-r i
j '.irihal'ho 'liLl only", mild' !
. erme Meoiulnry anemia, and wltH-
tin two months after her return 1
, shi, was ,,.,.,. .; j,. ,
I "our pi tient. (ye helleve." tin-1
Ve, ,n; hysi, lans al. ",v..ulu j
j huve sucrumlieil had time been t
Upent In proem im: a donor and
! 'f ,no "" Mood match-j
(if cnursc there mlhi lie in my
"T'.'T. n,?Mra w ilh .s1,K'h
such aututrunsf union unsafe." In
j this instance the condition wus
. , '
mprhii nlenl line anil the liluud
,H. alidominal cavity were pn.bab.
ly slerile, cerm free. Such a eon-
dlllon as a slnmr.ch or .dundvn.U I
ulcer' lileeilliis into the abdominal 1
cavity, could scarcely be treated ,
by iiiitoliifuslon because the bleuil
would piaibably be cuiHa mina le'l
with germs from stomach nr duo
denum and hence unvtfc 10 inject.
VI KSTKINS l WSWI'IIS
ceelnlile I'lher Slufriiijr.
m, m n-year-obl .Mid sutfy
lo mil- 1 It :s anil at imati,. snel N.. i
saw In yolu- iiiliimn about Ihe
M) u ,;im. in Ilu. m,,.u,fR1.
. 1 - 1..... .
of the material used a stuf-
nuiterial used n stuf-
tinu or our parlor set. w mild this
In- the tause of my daughter's '
trotibi,. .' u lnnks like the post-
..ff.ee tu inc. Mrs. N. K
A ii-w t'r Ctuler the microeope ,
tlte materi;.! appears to be wholly!
a ve.-t.ible fibt'l'. I t'o not knmv
th.it Miih material c.in cause as,h-i
III.. Il.ll- ..r f..:ith..r ilowo i.. -
uphoNtcry or beddmu may !e re- 5
sponsible f.r asthma. The shoddy !
pos.toffiee twine createji a are,., '
in.un; .f du-xt. and tha: tlust. ll
briieve. is an irritant whieh lis-'
Jures the btonehiitl mueou lining
and predisposes posloffiee em-
p!.ye- to bronchitis, tubereub-s
,iad tther intettiens of the respir-i
tory tiact. Your iloctt-r can deter-j
fii : m- b u sv r:es of simple sVin1
IvN whether the child is senf!iv
:i thine of ihe kind In I'.-ai'
..t-ev ,,f a:hiiKi the ict im
.ii'.- S"n-sitie to some Mich mC
ud lo;i. Itot W iM'A-e diiitos-. r tYti.!
i!.lif ! neU; i. ijrl-.sl. Ifrri ltid bet
.
- 'l! IIU'V lallflll i
sUiih i- whlrh f harmleaiai lo nor-
m:l! fulk firinn lh.. .ff..n.l i ...
ulitnmT may be romovcti from f
ihf vktinrs nvironnn'nt:
or the i1
virtim may be immunized
pecifk sultancp; and that nie.Tim
nrn ,, tllU (,Ulh,.a.
Uhrii u VVoiimnV I'll for MtWernlty
Is f! more dunuerous for u worr.-
:in over 40 vnr of ait to nmrrv
m.iluced by Dr.'and bear a child? Is it trne that.,
Clclin Duel Mos-! the bones set after a certain Hire'.";
. . . . M.
A nsn er. X
, . . . ,.'
And I hhouidj
adviM" a Woman who would soleirt J
ailvi.e a woman who would soleirt
a partner through the aid of as
trology not lo marry in any ease.
Joni .Monkey With Hum Mir. ,
My husband wishes to try thn !
violet ray for
sistent coryza
i tendency to per-. I
and sinus irouhltC. !
U'lll v,,i, L.ln.11.. ..I..., .1.I1...I .It) I
rations for converting an old axe
lamp into a violet ray machine
ani ioi usinu ii.- .. in,.
Answer Xo. That is rather a
tirklish'jid and I shoiild advise no
one to attempt It unless he has a
thlM om:h technical knowS de of
electric hih voltaye eurreaits and
how to handle them. Thi- cor re-
spondent who told us here 1ov he
Quill Points
j Kesort: A place where homesick
: people find consolation in the
weatner reports from the place
. 1 oey mil.
The fcoveriiincr.t plan to aye
.medicinal liquor four years shows
a of confidence in the patience
of hijackers.
In the early days a camel's hair
brush could remove Lie dirt from
phonograph records.
Now il takes
censor.
You .can't tell. 'Many a
matron who Look Inutility is
jut holding Jicr n nUi chla up
to IiluV the titliers.
. The last chapter i.v tUe new
mystery- novel.-J leaves 110 3ntery
unsohed except Ihe public's easer
ness for more.
The treaty will work when.
-' --f
' r.i..inft. iou ieno..s aaiwiuwra
nt to fiBht.
.
' Anl as H ,nst division ..r Irtlnir.
why not burden fciinc'and iii, u,..
fW f .enXoi cim: Ihe lu.w in its
own camp .
f Americanism: Keel inc
uruerior
10 ui 1 1 oecause ne woi ks n& 'nl
head off for nothing; feeling mis
J treated w nen you discover? that
firm, ine lui'Ky sun. (lus ucconie
nen ami famous.
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1,1 ,nako the fir-.! 11 ago is I iee:i iiv.. i
. 1 , ilrlu .1
... . . ...
..
..
"nen inline ori' tu cun t neap
cause 01 peace 11 ne nas an
"I've brancn tn one hand and a
munitions tirder book in the o41ht.
-
Making the new fall frocks han
CP &
rour inches lower woui help iJ.-uil aloa? the creat sound tn Vancou
manufaeiurers. It jut leaves f'ur . Ver. if only to knnw this mimnili
inches more of "Miii-b.u ' at liic ' jnt lx)dv tJ water. e own it
at -
1
o man Is lniHirtaiil "
a cr yoiiuc hu-sliu-s.- man
rivis while uiuc .On rotitu-
1,1111 lablc chMh a- a slate.
A rsOV't
m ike you.
itesman Is who eae
o a.shanied oX your ol4
TVTATT T'tTTTTTT7,
daily cross.word;puzzle
ACHOSS
I. rolntr.1
t, Trnrtrr rev.
Iabii front ha
II. Knur
11. spaniih title
Jl. At home
U. Toward ibel
iff
17. Ihii'i nlrk.
niffld
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have it hauled to the. junk pile.
to
It Isn't the talkie people object
to. but the talk.
That doctor who says a man's
teeth are his hot friends know s
his human nature, (inly the best
of friends will come out ui nisnt
to give you comfort.
I
("rossim; the country by rail and
'Air is still very dangerous. Hut
f ; eventually the entire journey can
' b.c made by air.
I '
1 Correct this sentence: "He's just
f goofy about me." said the flapper,
'and he'd. quit his wife forever if
I asked him to."
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Pace One.)
ciin piifM-lfl r ly fi wnii a
I ,, , . ... . ... .. . , .
.li(lll.
. This column exists to tell the
worltl ot real estate wonders
; ami epport unities iiisru the
s Cnite 1 St it
; ' "
i fair tit iiiy
s. Hut it is only
that some i 1 , t ! 1 i-
cut Americans arc layiiitr
iX-u.!i'Jytious for bix fortunes in
hi Hi 1 here.
When llirv I.111M Iw.iki
arrivals
irom iii
irom aukH land are inclined 10
MiniKtiu-ii .out ne 0111 r.nusii
lanes tnat wmu pu tureso,ueiy over
; me ntus. Mimciliing oumit to be
r done about tlutt.
! Kvery American, sooner or later.
I ouuht to come here, then travel.
jointly with Canada, and ynunt:
. (K'cplc in the northwest know it
'and .use it.
ilere now are four young Ameri
can irls, two single, two married
1 as follows:
Krascr. Miss Ava
Alice Criswold and
1 Miss trma
! Cochran. Mrs
I.Mrs. Jiihnson. All from Seattle.
; Kach is almut -P. as nearly as you
cau i:uess in Lhtve bobbed days.
' They have a t-ower tioat feet
' tctv. and will upcjnl three week?'
- vacatiou in tbat ho:it. cruisins: hnn-
Yesterday'! Puzzle
. In Ihlj plar
I. Tip
8. t'rniort B
1 tprnational
9. Vixeruui In
mi ml
10. Art of lelllmr
11. .Nexioan plants
13. VUe mrn
mm ' niiierivu
63 in. Ruri-an
i77 21. Mfa roMifri
9 z Sllron
-gH 57. Knu-llh ri.er
r. ?J. Nriirufkan
T A I ml iti n
IPgm 3. Walk In t!ie
mem in air
c n 35. Ai nn time
V7", 3- Kitfnn hiirhl
X.rj S5 lart of plajs
L O 'ft Townrd
- f-, 3H. JenH
c N 5j 40. rorrnpt
iz. Thf iipro dill
3. I'rrlnlnlnr lo Knrth'v winter
,nnIm til Vi'"111
3. .Mllllliifrt atihr. 4;,' t;ri.ek iptOr
4. A1lil!on to 5". Allfrnallie
Itulhlllift Sole of 4lia
i. svrw cnlc
rlreils of miles alon
the shore nf
Puget Sound. They catch salmon
ticut. go ashore and cook them
sIeep ln Ule boat- Uve ln tl,ir ,,.),.
inn suits. 1
Do they carry a gun or pistol? j
"Certainly not. There are not many ;
men along these shores and those ,
here are civilized. This ia the j
west." )
; The sound is as smooth as the
water in a hath tub with a faint rip-
pies that sucKest a pleasina' iiat
tern for a lady's dress material,
Standing at the how of the ('una -
idian Haciric iwat. Princess Kath -
, li eu, you wonder why you have
spent vour life awav from Puet
Smind
The air thai libuvs from the cbl
rorit'.crn waters makes you feel :iu
years younger and two feet taller.
a uu should see litis country. San The "Cushioned rtupturc Shield"
Ptian island, given to this nation ' is constructed en a scientific me
bv old William cran.lfather nf I he I chanii al principle. emlioilyiiiK fea-
i vAakor .. a honnrtarv uri.it-...
Hon o) years ago. is a fine little I
hiiiapni in itseu. S9UH1. our i'a-
CHIC COaSt SlrCtCllCS tn tie .MUX
can border more than UH'O miles.
And to the north lies the itreet
empire of Alaska saved up lor fu-
aerations.
tnis is the real l nited Statse.
Come and see it
s
They have no prohibition here in
tciona. by the way, nor anywhere
in Hritisu Columbia. The govern
ment is iiie only bartender.
"Beer parlors" are licensed. Thev
can sell only beer, no other drink,
no food at all.
American hot di; stands 11 ro
erected near the hr'T parlors. The
customer hu s his hot docs, car-
ties mom into the ueer parlor. No
'jiimu i uuu. l-auies are vvei-:
ouie uu iney so, Americans in-i
ciuueu.
Th.e, Bwyernmerit will sell you
aD-M1,n1, JOU WAnX- 1 011 pay
yearjy sum. sm.ill, for the rurlit to
diink. Hottles must he taken home
in sealed pac kages.
The people are sober, which, mys
teriously, they seem inclined to be.
when there is no lesal compulsion.
Concernim: beer parlors, there is
a local option. No comnninliy need
have tUcm. Nothing about them
likc our saloons of the past, or our
more numerous speakeasies ol the
presetU.
I'llplUh Heckles.,
LOXIHIN, Auw. ti. .A Twemv.
fivt. persons were killed anil T.". in
juied in accident on Knloh hijih
w..s ir. the heavy traffic of y. ;,..r.
J.iy "nank h.did.ij'. ; ..'
Do You Remember?
TIA" Vi:.KS .U TODAV
(From files of the -Mail Tribune.)
Auun-l A. 1U1.
Paris. Civil war breaks out
Uuman.a.
ti
I Washington. lUO.OOa farmers
motes Huaiiist threat of railroad
t men to strike
as railroads refuse.
all
Iiut perishable freifht.
London. premier ISonar Lau
declaiis ex-kaiiser will ho put on
trial for his life In London.
Krank Klliott leaves for New
Vork City In Interest of his new
automobile patcnl lock.
I'.im road at Crater Lake open
ed to travel, says Seperlntendent
Ak-x .Sparrow.
.Medford police report arrests In
city have declined over 50 per cent
since national prohibition.
TWKXTV YKAIIS MiO TOUAV '
(Krom files of the Mail Tribune.)
Aillfllst 6. IIIIIK.
Mike Hanley floods meadows 10
keep city water construction con
tractors off of ranch.
Washinuton. President Taft
signs Payne-Aldrlch tariff bill.
.Movement started 10 extend J".
& K. to C'riscer.t City.
Postmaster lialph Woodford sets
his salary raised from ttUOo to
Jlluii a year. '
Will ('.. Steel establishes camp
fur tourists five miles from Crater
Lake.
Oeorne (Jriffis of Los AnEclea
m;-kes demonstration of smudye
fuel on Ilaymurket square.
Germans Creut Scul'"-
NliW VOK. tfi Cerniany
now holds the greatest sculpture
in the world, inserts Miss Frances
! SHvaiic. Then she goes further.
I even tin- worst in the Teutonic re
public is better than New York's
I much-eontended "civic virtue" ptat
' ue in City Hall p;irk.
; Famous House Is Iiui.
i SALIC.M. Mass. iiPi The fam
(ous Hmiyi" of the Seven Gables.
I immortalized by Hawthorne in his
' Umk of thi. fitle. hat gone com-
1 mercial. It Is to be operated as u
l.i
i-flinc hulls
Rupture Expert
Here Scon
J. J.. .Mack. NalJonally Knimn
In pi ore Kxport. inventor tf tJe
"Xtfw ('u.liioneil Htipture Shield"
lor !K. VOMi: and CMII--
! I)I!K, Is eominc to Mcdrord in
r'" t ilcnuuisirnic htw new an-
j i"''11""1''
; pIIP the oast 20 vears. I havo
! devoted my entire time to the care
i of ruptured people: and now I have
tn' htst apjiliance J have ever
i made -The 1 ushioned Ilupture
i shield." Notice:
If you arc an
old customer of
mine, and 'still
a trus. call on me and I will
i exchange with you fr.;e of charge.
I lures not found in trusses or other '
rupture appliances. It automatic
ally adjusts itself to every position
,,f ,i,0 body and can be worn witli
ibsolute comfort. It will not slip.
lide. or chaniie its position.
1 The "Cushioned Uupture Shield"
j automat ienlly sives a pentle and
.continuous massage tt the surface
1 of the rpptured tissues: thereby
t improving local circulation, assist-
j itiK Nature in stimulating.
strengthening, and contractlm;
-uiouy musei-s; ami in the avenm
! case the openim.' elose
in a re-
markabiy short time.
One doetin says: "I have used
this appliance and endorse it as
one of thf. moatest blcssitiK ever
t.ff:red to ruptured ponplr. Don't
h dec.-ived by 'Advrtlspd mail-order
com vu pi ions w ith the- ehf-
t Vm WQ llS Free : Treatment- nf
saivqs and medicines they
iire
worse tn.in worthier
Would you be interested, if you
could tret an npiiliauc" that wou'd
Ci'lnl'orlably hold your rupture;
one that is sanitary can be worn
while balhir.u; anil, if you could
Ue assured that you would not
have ti. buy any more trusses? If
so. cone see me My "New Cush
inneir Kiipim-v .shield" is euch an
appliance.
I Invite vu tn come In. have this
appliance made up to your meas
urement, fitted to your bodv: then,
if you do not like it. you will be
utvler 110 nhlujation' to accept It.
The Cushioned Jiuolure Shiebr-
, w ill relieve you ot that blmliir,-.
,,auKitiK. .unsanitary ' old truss.
I Hours: 10 n. in. to 12 p. ui.
- lo .1 p. ,n. Kveiilnirs. 7 t, n.
Ask.for l. 1 JJ VCK ;
At' Mrillnnd Hotel, a I
. J Uursala). I ri.lav. ,u. hUi auid fill
' ' Two liny. Only.
By BUD FISHER
ever read. Ii i an utipsidnle
1 1 -
Wales. If he Isn't an? ' V1
nt haB pivrn hihi ,
rvll on the floor in mi . j
of admiration when a I
m twic two in four t tt r . V '.
Insult
Idiot. Hunt
lira I. To
yctcy
.nff . ih:il yt'ii foil i th
tiiinf thie.
(Fountain Inn Tribune)
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