Medford mail tribune., August 13, 1929, Image 4

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MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE
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MEIIKUKU I'KlNTiNU CO.
-ST-! ti. Kit Bt.
1IIIIIKIIT W. 1(1 HI., K'lltw
a. kumitkk smith, Mutf
An lndMWiwicnt Nrwaiatier
K titer fd
avomd cIm matter it UmKomJ,
Oregou, uiidr Act of M-ftti 8, IM7U.
T-fJ
HI HSI lill'TION K.UK8
Br Mull In Afltat.ee:
lull), wiiii ;uikU', year ,
lNll', Itttli HuntUy, mould
Itailr. villitiiit Himifsy. year
lall, wlihiiiil Kimd-v, nmiilh
Weekly Mail Tdliime, uue jeaf 2 "(
RiiiKlfly, one jar
liy furrier. In Ailvmir In Mrdfonl, Ailtlnmt,
Jirbomillc, CenuaJ J'ulul, rtioeuii, Tjdcnt, Uul-
liill iitd tin Highways:
lUily, Willi 8unrt.ir. muiitlt 9 .?
ItAtly, vhlwul HuimW, ni.tli
iMily, miittout Sunday, one year T.no
Itaily, Kltb SiumM'. one year h.Vi)
All terms, eti in adtancc.
MKMItKJt OK THK AKWM'IATKH I'llKMS
KrtfiOi Full Ua-sl Wire Henire
Tlie Associated I'tos U eirluiiitly entitled to
the ttte ''X puhlk t liwi til all itcs dnialelieii
eredlinl tft It or otlicrle credited In this pjr,
net ajso lo tlie Ideal ikhs pnliliiieii herein.
All rlulits rur publication of special dbpateliM
herein aie alsti reseru-d.
Official paper of the City nf Medfard.
Official paper uf Jackson County.
Ronrn dally iirrage circulation for ill budUm
ending Oct. 1, 1PH, 4K.K.
Albert Mi Represent jlhei
M. C. MOIiKNSKN It ( OMI'ANV
Office In Ni'W Turk, Chicafio. iMr It,
r'rnneisrci, 1 Anceles, Srattlc, I'ortland.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Parry
A film time In hitvc a mhJ Ik
ilKli ii"". ini'l nulhint; i hm dirt
KustjiiK. Then1 in nothiiiK l h
hut tUJXH'L' it, illHl In JIU C'Ui'C
at alt.
Nearly half a vmv of bollli-il Kin
der air w.m iVci.ived Uy a finn lit
ihlH clly yU'iilay:. It is wtid to
he u khi1 remedy fur ehuleni
imu'ljiiN, t Lawrence Journal.) Of
whie-lt there Is u plenty.
This elty needs a eily
tn take the nlaee uf the
think they are.
ninnau'er,
7,ri'lli who
The inmates of nisnm t!unui,li
mjt the hind, Keein to he iik full of
iLcspatr, us the younc men in our
julrlnt, wlm are restrained fi'om
i uiinintc hoK-wild wltli the family
ear.
Tlie 4i uui speed wity Xurme.rly
known as (he Main Stem, Is IicIiik
treated to a badly peeded uiuhhukv.
Ki'iitrn'AiJTv (;,mns
((iiniMl Itapids. .Mleh., Men. hi)
Church-KuliiK not Itiler
fere with the aetivitles of k'olf
fdaylnu memherH of t;ie I-'irst
t'oiiKi eKatiunal chui t h Nei u.
If they aeecpl the pi'ipisal of
the Itev. Hex o. Jloln.an. Mr.
liolman has offered to hold u
s?rvh:e at 4 a. m .o hist from
twenty minutes l' u half hour,
lie nposrM i hut memhet-H
cmiip lo ehur.-h attired In Kolf
4'lolhinr;, so as to .lose no I lino
from thei. Kumlay Karnes.
The iveent remarks of
the
KlIKeilr IleKisler, 1 hut there Were
aply three towns m the slate des
Une.i to have a population (when
th.v Ket lt of 100,000, has been
iuly resented hy -10 Iowiih, wlm
flaunt 100, OiiO aiKiinienls to prove
they will snuner or 5 a tor be ' u
second t'hleaKo, or a third J,on
Angeles,
A carload of pretzels, all artisti
cally bent, haV(; reached this city.
The work of stiulrt Iiik fluid on
the naughty inscctv, is progressing.
Anions the lilt le udvort ixcil
Klories of the Ktobc circling trip tf
i he Craf Zeppelin, is the lulorma
tlniithat a vcteiiiu s'ilbe aboard
the blimp, hud to leavi) a J 7-year-old
pipe at home.
Job had his bolls, hit! hi1 never
hail to peck a typewriter that
wrote like a bouc.d Kent walks.
At the request of I lelroy
:ctehei made a year ago. and be
cause of the affliction mciilhmcd
In (he opening paragraph, and the
annoyance set forth In the one
lin mediately preceding, e re
print "(irass." by John .1. lugalls,
J f din is the only Kansitu who
amounted to a cout incnia I, uu
Mimw 11 lo l.tert Anderson.
"(irass Is the forgiveness of Na. I
lure - her constant hcmdlcllou.
Fields liiimpled with buttle,
saturated with blood, torn with
ruls of cannon, grow green again
wlih grass ami carnage Is forgot
ten. Streets abandoned by traffic
become grass-grown like rural
lancM ami at e obliterated. Kotesis i
decay, harvests perish, l'bwers i
vanish, but grass Is Immorlal. I'.c
leagllerrd by the sullen hunt of
winter il withdraws into the tin-
pregnable fortress of Its suMer-
ralieaii vitality, and emerges upon !
the first solicitation of spring.
Sown by wandering birds.' protm- i
gated by the subtle hurt leu II ipc 1
of the elements w.uch an- its mlti- j
IMcrs and servants, It softens the
mil 11 Into of the world. Its
tenacious fibres hold the c.iilh In
lis place, and prevent ils soluble j
components from washing Into j
the wasting sea. It invades the I
solitude of desert, dlmltx tl in. '
accessible slope and rorblddhig
pinnacles of mountains, modules
c II males, and determines the hln
lory, character and destiny of na
t ions. L'ltobt ruslve and pal lent tl
has Immortal vigor ami nuurcs
ft Ion. I iii nlhh ed front the 1 bor
ough fa re atid the field, It abide.
Its time to ret 111 u, and win n
vigilance (1 rela.M-il. or flic dn.i.-i
has perished, n silently resumes
the throne from whh-h It bus been
expelled, but which It never abdi
cate. It bears no Max mry of
hlouill to ciiarm I he senses with
fragrance or splendor, but ils
homely hue Is mote enchaining
than the Illy or the rose. I; lebls
lo fruit In earth or air, ami yet
should Its harvest fall for a sin
gle year, famine would depopulate
the world.
Oicfinn W'cHllier
Orcjtuli: 'alr .toiiuAht juid WeO
liesilay. but for; on Ihe roast-, not
lilliell cloiime III leinpci utui
tientlu winds, piostly westerly,
.WHY AREN'T THE FISH LAWS ENFORCED?
LJKIC ilie ucntljcr, there lias W.M'ii a great I-hI of eouversn
lion itliont fisliini,' in Iiouc liivcr, lull very Hltlc done
about it.
rur twenty years lln-re has
!...! u-i;i.. 1 1.,..-,, i,
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been pnietienllv no ellVctive acli'Mi t slop it.
I Afcoj-fliiix to reports from (Jranls 'ass, fisli pouching and
jjJIejrnl winiu: arc now ranipiint, and (bleats an openly made
on the lower river that the stream is to he eleaneil ot aine iisu
tiiis year.
A
UjOWIXU for exaggeration,
effort is heinj: made to enforee the fish laws now on tlie statute
hooks.
Naturally there is itjrjiiu talk of having the river closed en
tirely to eojiiiuereial fishing. Jlut passing sueh a law will do no
youd, unless Mate authorities show some disposition, and pro
vide ways and means, to enforee it.
The first step needed, as we see it, is not so uiiieh more
laws, as the effeetive enforcement of those laws we now have.
This can't he done hy one deputy or two. There must he a
force of depulies, a comprehensive patrol of the river, and more
than one or two convictions a decade for law violators.
TII.K value of trout fishing to Mcdl'oi'd and .facJson (,'ouiit.y
is loo well known to rcipiire further comment. Not only
does it comprise a thrilling ami healt h-ivin sport; hnl it. eom
prisi'S a source of revenue, which jn m:eiit ycar.s has heen in
creasing amazingly.
The policy of conserving this sport, and protecting the jjaiuo
fish, is not only supported, hut demanded, hy public opinion.,
Kveryonc realizes that if trout fishinjr on the river is once de
stroyed, it. will mean the loss of hundreds of thousands of dol-;
lars each year lo this community. And once let l.he stream he
depleted helow a certain point, and a return lo normal will he
practically impossihic in this cncnit ion.
E Jifree with loeul snorlsmcn. that the situation represents
icnuine crisis. Certainlv the "overuor
of the stale I'lsli mid ame eoinmissiou can't be indin'ereul to this
eiuer;reney, il' properly appeJiled to.
Kurt her eonversat ion will do no ood. The lime has come
J'or organized ami ajrressivt action.
FATHER TIME IS A
IN !TV years njro vJilToixl
ol the Interior lialhu";er o the issue ot eoiisei'val ion ot
(he eounlr.vK natural resountes.
In looking over the files of that period, we were struck by
the slrenlli of public sentiment against rim-hot's policy, par
ticularly the const rval ion of western forests. Timber men in
Oregon were particularly bitter.
If anyone nt that time had prcdiclcd that Ihe time would
eome when I'aeific Coast lumlermcn would favor such a policy
tf conservation, Hit summoning of an insanity commission would
have been in order.
Vel in twenty years' lime that is actually what has .conic
aboul. M Ihe meetiit;: of the West Coasl liUinbernun 's Asso
sialion in Lonview the tithcr day, a resolution was adopted
afkinir Ihe overunient to tiyhlen Up on federal forest lands,
reserve them from private acquisil 1011, and place tliein under a
periiuinenl form of forest protect ion, preferably us National
I'orests. A policy id' permaueiit rtd'oresl ation was also endorsed.
VKUILY, liow limes have changed! Wluit was regarded as
"robbery" and i fool theory of impraet ical idealism," has
now hi en accepted as a policy of enlightened self-interest, by tlie
very interests who so pass'nmatly opposed it.
Mul the western lumbermen are rijrht. They want a perma
nent industry, for their own interest, ami the people want a
permanent industry for the public interest. Their interests are
not eonflictiu hut mutual. Neither want tlie Pacific Coast le.
j.') the wav of the Middle West
industry has been practically tlest roved.
If this jireat industry is to endure there must be a perma
nent supply of raw malcrial, and Ihe overumeiil is best tpiali
I'ji'd In make sure of Hint.
SO Wv see I lull Ii
rrs-'iirils ii'riles
line Is n w ii 1 1
miii; eiirri'iit
lni'iil is ilisi'i'i'iiiMr. mul we even have sinne I IhmiIiI 'n ieoe
!- I it-1 iti ii i-ivil war.
liill what the lianil ol' Time lias iloite In llie liinlier niili.
leni, il limy well do to other national prolilrnis. So it is oixal
sense Tor those without (he reinisite vision to place reliance in
isiich ncrli'cteil virtues as patience and laith.
I I lint I ti-1 1 1 l!r
cli. you
evcrv time he hit 111
e call ll. II
MHUC, lull. '
MUTT AND JEFF
Irur u..- ru.imR'.rl '
commcrcg PRorvMSeD us U $'s W RociG-CHWl MBTTR VVH.S1 A REVOLVING S
ViMlLUOM Vm if uue THAT'S weft'. ,nCA tham it? ( tCL ' J 7:
FULUJ TO CHINA r ' ? I CHAMPlOWSHlP r .r J -rHATi 1 uoo " l-t' ' S H0VW 0U LOOK IN f
upside iSvy 7?o iJL thakj L without poonj aBottl&-ina r1
8 . iJ- "
' ' " . - - '
been illegal lisliui; on tin river
been jlijj1(v of talk uanist il, tunc lias
there is no (pieslion that steel-
iim.1 memhers
MIRACLE WORKER
Kiuehot was Jihtin Seerelary
and Smith, where
limilu-r1
1 1 1' l-1 ul iiill'iH'le wm lii'i-. ,s one
prulilrnis, mi snlishirlory iiree-
lemciiiliei - ,
gained new .sin
ITeet on ii poller V
iiu III
Ian
tins that
The Upside Down Flight
Ul
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
fUr.id letter! iierttliilnB tn pcrNiiial lii-allli vui i)ieiie, out to tlisea." dixtfiio.U or (relrnoiil
will lH- aiiwed liV lr. itrady If fctamiH-d, wlr aildrsed wiitJoin- t n.,tti.vi. Uiun hlHiuld lie
lrief and writlen In ni. Otitic to tlte larice nauiUr of luttM receiied only a fc oan be aiwrr- '
1 litre. Nu rt-nly rn be nnde lo uueritu nut eoiJuriiiio Ui UtoUfvliuua. Mtlitt lit. WUIiam !
tifSJiy, in raic wi um nr.,,..,,
Kit vol sxr.ss
Why waste wpace, Imjulre.s
n e r v o u k currespondent. JuKhn
terms? Wheiher nervMiisnebs is
disease or merely u symptom
some disease' condltloii th:;t affcc.f
(tho rorrospr.nd
words fai-lher alonjf the nervous
-orrepoiident lakes up cheese and,"" ""nuiy motner to use lo
denii-ids what I mean cheese K " help her In the care uf the family.
not bindlnc What kind of cheese
l !ider wh.-.f ehcumstaneeK? Howl
much cheese?
Then presently the nervous cor
respondent netH on a racehorse.
The horse, trained fine and ready
to run the derby never shows any ,
sl'iis of nervousness;, eh? i
Anrl liow can f pi etend I do n t J
yive medical advice; Is my advice
about cheese not heim; blmllnK
anythitiK else than medical advice?
About nervousness and cheese 1
am willing to reason with our nerv
ous friend; not about race horses.
Vmi see, I am more or less an ex
pert on nervousness and cheese; .
not about race horses.
If a person feels "nervous" or'
behavas "nervously" when a bout I
.0 run a race, speak a pi
take
tn examlnalinn or undergo any
est. risk or trial, and dearly rec
ti: nixes that his discomfurt ir
strange behavior is due to anxiety
or fear, there is no great objection I
to that r.nd h may call It "nerv-1
oiiMier-s ii lie wis ties, motion me
n,,, Vl'H havt" ,utl(' to 1,0 wlth ll-
j;ut witen a person attempts to.
explain 111 health as a mere slate
of nervousness or anything like
that, then 1 think It is tlie duiy
of any health adviser or teacher
to hi rive to (Uscouragc that mls
t: ke whenever he can. In all I
have said .about the "m-rvuus
breakdown' fallacy my nervous
friend .will find nothing lo warranl
ii Ik attempt to Impute to me n
mere nibbling about terms. I
have said again and again that as
a rule the real disease ur ailment
uf the victim of tlie "nervous
breakdown" fallacy is not in the
nervous system ut all; and on thi
ol her hand, the majority uf pa
lieuis who uctually have disease
of ihe nervous system arc not at
all ttf the "nervous" type and would
not be considered "nervous" by
the ordinary observer.
I wish It were feasible for me
lo fid low sueh statement up by
telling precisely what does uU the
"nervous" victim, if It isn't his
nerves. Mot only n physician who
can ex; mine and study the Indi
vidual patient Is able to do thai.
When I say cheese l not bind
ing, not constipating I mean any
kind of cheese you prefer, in any
(luantlty you like and under what
ever ct re unist (nces you w ish tg
propose. Anil 1 say this as a
hca.lt h authority primarily: 11s a
physician, too. If you Insist.
1 1 1 hea 1 1 h or d Isa hi I i t y ca n
.scarcely be 11 counted for as an
effect of "weak nerves' or "bad
! nerves" or "nervous strain." cx-
I r.ep.t ,or purpose uf, deiiciying busy-
I immiu's iu hit too fin iu us 10 Minn
what ails ihe patient.
STIONS AMI WSWFUS
t lm)il(Hant.
Please advise me what to use for
j cancer odor. Mrs. ,). F.
I A nswer. The most efficient
d'-odoranl I can suggest is formal-
ilehyde solution In the strc
one-half of one per cent
ii.111 01 1
or up- ;
of ihe I
proximately a Icaspoonfol of ihe!
slandanl formalin in the pint of i
water.
Vllanilns II anil C.
Klve a list of foods that
1'leas
contain vllanilns ll and c. You :
recently said thel a diet deficient
In these vllanilns niv he a faelor i
f such .liu-esllve trad disease ,
ulcer, app
cndlcllls and colitis
W. (.. .1!.
Answer. - I was uuotlim ohser
vations of the .llrltish army sur
Kcon. MCl.'arl'ison. 'rhese foods
furnish vitamin 11: Fresh whole
cereals, fresh meats. Ircsli fruits,
i ml most commercially canned.
Kvcn rice furnishes lllis vitamin
lint when the rice is polished the
viuiiuio is remuveo who ine pol-I
ishlnns. Tllesc foods tui'lilsll vita -
mill l": Tomatoes, raw e.ibbalie.
carols, lettuce, celery, era niien,
iiesli raw milk. Ordinary onkimt
to China Continues
Ait. A H ai it- Ckiii a r-t-
The rocking-cHMt
aj iii;:si;
dues not destroy vitamin li but
dors 4etnfy vitamin V. i'anturiz
a'.ion de.stro.VH vitamin . 4ind hcju o
(Jf iiu; Dts led on pasteurized (or ster
,.H illzed or bojled) jnllk shoulU l-
! ways rerelve snme fresh fruit Julco
eiH suyn effects, or ""iiaio juice rially to rurnlrfh
hut he le typing ' ,no "ecevsary ration of vitamin '.
his letter and lie Headers who wish to have the os
is ne'vous) the ' ntlul facts alout he six vit-i-jiervju
Hystem, ,I,lns at P'W'U rectS:iized should
metiers lltUe a'k for tnp lfrnuitlon by mail,
the KUfferer, so hieiosinjr a stamped addressed en
why waste pied-; vx-lope with the request,
ous space i A X 4M'' 4louli.
T h e n bjx urj v iU -v"u Pl('Use tell the name of
e i ir h t hundred a j0tl bouk t" home nursing and
: u'here to t't 11 1 tt look
.Mrs. IJ. I,. C
Answer. Florence Dakln has
; written the flnet book of the kind
I have Keen. It is called "Himpli
! fled Xurwinu," if I recollect, is pu!
I lished by Uppineutt, Philadelphia.
Vour public library probably has
It.
(CupyjUht .John F.fllfVs, Co.)
Quill Points
lir. Ilardwlck says musical ac
compiiniment m a k c h reducing
easier. Doctor, ,meel Mr. Whltc
inai), Now
they say chemistry will
i bring relief to farmers. C2 H5 O Ji
; has brought relief tu .many.
1 "They snickered when I stood
I up to speak." said he. "but I had
J 1 hem gasping Jji a momeiit, for
, t lie canoe turned over."
j ln--he 111 m i-nnntni' will (i-iin
.Maybe
hihiuh fodder. The gume .of mue-
.!.. ttVO Anu.H,.:i hh flvst 11IIVV.
'lin- iK'iTcct yuol is tlie
uiiigaiit patron In a ten -cent
store wlnt usks to Me some
thing 11 10 re cxixuiive.
AnieilcaiiH sltouhln't he so cock
.sure about living at humc In case
of war Tin- raw material uf chew
ing gum is imported.
I
)ui cant ex)cct much of the;
j talkies. You know huw it Is when 1
you're talking just because you're ;
I expected to talk.
j Americanism: (jiving him a life
i sentence -because hanging is wick
ed; giving him a .pardon next year
because prison life Is cruel.
I hippy (houglii !
people respect t he
itiring all judges
Vmi can make
courts by re
lo be million-
Hires,
Think how poor Solomon felt
when a thousand female voices
arose in chorus: "Don't forget to
wutcr my flowers!"
The man who mi ill (here Is
a plaet for every! hing never
irhnl lo adjust a piiiiuch to the
hulU-iii tabic of a break last
room.
No wonder people praise
use. At the verv first Ihev
horse '
.knew I
,.mmK, snort autl leap as pedes
t,.is
.
.
liusjila anil l liina should l"-j
to
jcareiul about cxehanuluK notes. pHirH,, im heaven will become
Too much of that finally (sot us,,,,,,., ()f ,,0 f,,,,,, , , )(,
mixed up in a war. ,. ! n.,,,.,,1
Tl"r" two WIL-VH '" I'l-'-venl
t'ther pow ers can forbid It-;
oi Pi ospcein e cannon toooer run
or prospective cannon fmlder can
leu oipiooiais lo ko jump in II lane. :
it, !u v.. in...
sentcner: "Newer j
lllinil about Hie
i lly cilllor: "Be1
murder. - said Ihe i
ine a Kood story
aboul the family of the victim.
family of the victim."
l oi iiier I'oetlniiiler Dead ,
IIIOI ..... I 'I ,,11, I i.. l.i I 1
moo,;.' L ro,.,:;.,, .,f i.o.r,'
I'l-eKon, and Nan l-'runeiseo. and!
10 ioim luesiociii 01 ine . mei lean i
'Osteopathic llssoeiat loll. died nt j
the American hospital today. His'
i ashes w ill be sent to .Minneapolis '
for interment. !
on Foot
MAIL TRIBUNE ; :
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
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to
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You read that with horror
lint when ancient kinjjs (Hp,.
era t civ started war. for thei-
.. ii,,,,-. mite
limv IHU
better were thev than
tin) live consnirutors, killiiii
oul.v two .'
If it is in history, it is glory
If it is in the slums, it is unit'
.!.-.
,,..',?- uL .P''US" , r0,""',S
I 1 1 ' " """" '
peiti 10 111 pope 10 proclaim (loc
:l.losncl Vii-Kln. her nsCMisimi into
heav
hoilily, as well as
Sldril-
ii, .ii..
The rc(iieKt wjll he cotisiderel
;tt the miulim eeuinenh al coimeii
inil If nroclainied iloemiitle:.llv i...
the none Ihe lioilile iiennilrin .....
'
cinmRinn Ideas as to Ihe diineit -
sinus of the universe, ami Ihe i
prnbnlil,! loelllion of heaven, inlslit 1
,.Ifip ,()
Vatican authorities to
ncsiiine.
. !
"Ir '" I'lsnops miKht well ;
""" " mi-iouui scieniisi
can ascenti nouiiy. as Well us huh-
nuany. lino the air. taklna tin tin-
mini ucitiKs with Inm. ami still
tl ,.(111,1(1 llin d.ii. Ill 11 I., n
ai.ie . ,' , :v. , ";. "v:'!,,n:,,,s sai, "Tl"' i. tue
Hie I'niverse could easily arraui-e
a ooiioi ussioiipiiou lioin varill lo
heaven.
Tlllnils that once called for nil-
raeulous powers arc now matters
'I
ol scientific certainty.
Yciterday'i Puulo
IS. Ilrni jr nasnn
IV. i:iileii' m'J-
lilt iiu in c
it. lK-sliniifJ
SI. IIohI n tit
jtrHtllily
M. Man'i citnie
h. 4'untllll'R'
3j. A mineral n nil
C'lII
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So. Ir;li
til. MliUvr uf Mi"
flrM Aint'jk'a
tin if
ft. Uuii'Ilo
Jn.
41. Sunt II ruin-
tlfNI A-i. VvrUid vi UniP
r n o e
4V. Westoril
ln-
dlli ti
it. Small ii:trilr!e
J lent
."ft. oinWal rldirt'4
; llnrl
bl, Kif.v iitinii still
iiwit
ft,". On f lie rc tin
t'i tirfb nfrii-'iil
T. linturnii lre
II (,), Hum
7il. (iuM-tlk.- Icrds
71. Deenni ln"-
7S. 1 liicf trsf
Cii.l
71. Over
7R. Allrlitfil
7f. Ibfeid
1)1. I li;nnrttT hi
'l'iM-r ti.i at"
81. 01,1 r.riaii.
thai
ii. I'lihlle rarrii'r: -
11 itiir.
lis, uil u oil
rmirrnl pile
JMahpn loitllier
91.
JIOWN
1. riml fault
S. Hrinjf J11 tip line
N in ui oiUrcj:
l'r.
4. ( rayt Span
1Kb
5. ,NtwI roiiluhirr
t, Iiii-IIiiIiik:
nn nt.
7. ftew i:inrtiiiiit
state1 : nUbr.
. S, I.UI of iiiiuit'ii
. Cnrtsi'V
10, Jimiitisk
11, SuinUli
article
IS. 'IVntiik neccfl
flUra .
There was a tremor, mysterious,
loud noise, and a shock that tils-j
1 lurhed tlie residont.H of Kaat Lay;
: on this coast. j
Now you are told the disturbance
"was only a meteor railing, into the
,bay."
j Coming through the air. made
red hot hy Hh friction, the meteor
I dived to join millions of others, at
IIOJ UOllOIIl Ol UlU UVCiMI. hCUUlUK
a ciouti 01 Bjnius it ir.
j "Only a meteor" is interesting
sssse." - - 1"
1 most imitortant things.
! H" that meteor could tell where it
ihas been, what it has seen, tlurinc;
! billions of years, flying through
space before earth's gravity cap-;
,'tuved it. it would impart important j
I information possessed by no man.;
' That information would be more j
important thun the gentle medium's I
i messacn. "Limim Ik Iim:hiv ' I
I The real nev.s of our ll.tle earth '
'interests us only faintly.
The five cx-pollccmen, aiiaimin"
a murder, Interest those that care
pay
meat (nviilvinc hllllflliu In o.ith nn.1
......1,.,.. rnin.n -,iru
1 the details ofllie tariff fihl
Ineludinn' the possihle aildition o
! f I'O'MMHi.ODO a year tn the cost ol'
!sWf. '! ""t interest Ihe average
i "s !ls 11,0 ",,a'e of a fil11
I hilt.
I
i.ocal news is the Ihinu. A haJiy
"""'"Kt.'irs in your I o
l!1 lrn ti"",s "s '"U'ortanl as III 0
""""' y II volcano ',solneivhere
out in the l'acltic.
;
now pcniiils public j
the Caribaldi hymn. I
Mussolini
KlnlliuK f
barred until recently, since fascism j
took chare of Italy. ' t
uncc all over Italy, you saw- pic
tures of (laribaldi. anil even trained
I.,,!!, n!,,'-
our martyrs have till
Uaribalrii. If his tniuh could open,
,aml he arise, would he much inter
ested in modern Italv.
Clltlil ndverUmn Ke. rniulti.
X GOT BGTTGR. l't)6A "
THAN THAT. X'N GONNA
S Hovw 0U
A tJOTTLE IN
AuseuA!
Do Yoa Remember?
TKX VKAJES ArM) TOIAY
(I'Vuin flies Jf the .Mail Tribun.)
Aiikui i'-i. 1 I
Secretary of navy sails for Hono
lulu for in: pection of rear! Jiar-
i bor.
Conirrcss ai.propriates I ,(tl(i,(iMD
1 curry ut 1'iosideut Wilson's
rutjram for reduciim the high
of living.
Mcdford heKloii to tc smntfil u
charter August I ii.
Wci-Keant Frank AlcKne flics (o
Aledt'ord and starts un forcat fire
patrol duty.
Will II. Wilson declares ho will
close out mercantile business und
go into uutomubile business.
I'M il.n I. il association junket tu
Ciaicr 1-ake shows wretcheil con
dition of hilnvay. ULV
Washington cents por pound
is set aa fair price for sujrar.
J rowers In oust have been .cUui'K-
j ins I ti cents.
TWKXTV V1:;AHS AC.O TODAY
(From files of the Mail Tribun.)
August J a. 4 U(
Wire: N. V. Jiarllett prices
$1.00; Chicagu $I.U5.
lien Lowell uf Woodvlilc (ItoKe
Hiver) leaves for San Jose to
build airships.
Kimr rur t(
hipped to date.
Jjiu-ltett pi-aru
Ail. "I will pay cash for Hurt
lea pi:ai'fi." John I). Ohvell.
I'l-c'Kiilcnt I'oiviK of l.'oiiuiicrclal
club ui-KaliiKi-.s a lioo.sler cluh.
Jud
player,
Tigers.
Pernoll. Clrants Push hall
'purchased hy the Detroit
Ceo. A. Patterson, former Mcil
furd nianaKer of the telephone ot-
I fice arrested in Oregon City for
'JU'tKI elnliezzleitient.
LAWNIdOWERS
Sharpened and Adjusted
BABY BUGGIES
Rubber Wheels Retired,
BICYCEES
Repaired, Bought and Sold
L0CKSMITHING
Medford Cycle & Repair
Shop
10 North Fir
Phono 2G1
WE DEVELOP r
Filras Free
West Side Pharmacy
YOUR REXALL STORE
Open Snndayg and Eveninfi
All the Tim
By BUD FISHER
LOOK IN
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Ibison
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