Medford mail tribune., August 20, 1929, Image 10

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kwoillle. Central I'uiiit, 1'lweiOi, Talent, Uuld
llill and on Highway': . , i
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All rmi, tli In uliatwe. I
MKMBKIt OF TUB AWIM'IATKB lUBHI
iimhinc Kuii uard wire Bfriiw ,
The Awirlatfl I'm U evrlusiiMy riiiflll to '
the me 'or jiiilllrtljn of all iwwj dUpatclim I
frrdltwl In 11 or othrml'e rrnlllnl In IhU pajter,
Kin also lu the local nil puliliklied hmln.
Alt rights for itnhllcatiou of tpcclai diipatchei
bwein are also reined. '
Official paiwr of the Tlly f Medford,
Official paier of JcImhi County.
Hitorn dally airmce circulation for ill bodUu
ndii ikt. 1, 11 JH, 4 4:'.H.
Adifrtlsinf Represent at irej
M. C. MUliKNKKN I roilJ'AST
Offices In Npw VkiI. ruicw. I iri.lt, Ian
KrancLco. lti Angeles, Kcallle. J'ortlind.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Prry
A cliiz"ii of our winter city of
(inoilM I'itss iiliiriiii-d hy tin; il'
Htrurtiuii and despair caused hy
tin lark of flli in HoKUt river, up
und wlrtd llio pri'slilcnl, rcquvsUiiK
the IiIkIi mo uf liiu natiun to do
funu-tliliiK nlinut it. Ahout a wc'k
iiKo, a pi'fsldcntlul urdcr wan
iHKUed. di-clai-lni; thut the chief
executive, wum belliK Klui'ioilaly
pestered ly eitlcH und eltlzens
inakltiK requcHts fur Jiiinnliimrr
adverlisliiR. and if they called in
person, they would bo out the bn'-k
door with a Kturdy hand on t he
neat of their punts and the imp"
of Un-lr nerks. of ouim the
president should drop everything
and command the flnh to "come up
JCnBue river without delay, as far
ii h t ho Josephine county line, ut
least. If a reply Jh reeeived to the
.'illy HeHnon reMitewt (which is not
likely), It will he too hot to print.
The ih-ricit of rivh in the ICoue
Hliotild he made a ma tier of
prayer. .Man pi iiy for ruin, vic
tory in war, and the election of the
rlKht man, if a Hepuhlican, A
prayer would do :im much booi! as
a resolution full of whereases, und
cause plscutorlal cnthusiuHls to
recall a Godly Dructlct! of child
hood.
The first farmer to pull a sh(t
Kun I In (tut; ii a rail fence, wtoiib
end first, 1 H Ik year, was a Keillor
at thu University of Oregon.
A brlKht hunch of Journalists
are report in the female fllBhl
acrosK tlie nation, one landed
ycHterilay from unknown cauacs.
She either foryot lu-r clifaretlefi, oi
lier powder puff.
Oregon hiiH the first miuud of
uo Iters to piny pelf In pujunuis.
This Is no worse than wearing $lil
niprhiKowns to display their Ameri
can is in.
"After the delicious supper, the
KlleslH were una hie to resist the
temptation to climb AH. Jlaldy"
(Social Item.) U was litclr weak
ness. Several . have served notice thut
they will unscrew the tail of the
next screw-tailed bulldog that
threatens them.
Mike Until. 'V of l.:ike Creek has
his hay all piled, and was in town
yesterday dressed up like a pear
grower.
Aiitoists returning from the hills
report seeitiB deer scoot across the
road, none of them lookhiK manly.
Voir and IJolse enjoyed identical
weather Wednesday when the tem
pera tun; reached UK) at the ko -eminent
weat tier station. ( Mal
heur Enterprise. Like this city
was enraptured when the mercury
KoarM to lo 2.
nickinir iiii'iIiii cords at a bridge !
game with her left hand.
A man at l'hoeuix, Arizona, with
SJT.imhi In banks, was located Sun
day "lu a famished condition."
Instead of tending him lo a cafe
mid making him buy a square
meal, the kind -hearted sheriff look
him home, and with his own
hands cooked a substantial meal."
It Is supposed that the guest ate
"greedily."
lHI'I.O.MAi'Y
Youth is resourceful if put to it.
There was the committee on resit ,
lutions assigned the task of draft- I
lug lemilutiolis of eomlucl for Ihe
iiiiei'iiuiiouai Vuuih r the ihm-i-
ples of t 'lirist. 'I'hei e w ere em
bl'.onic dlplomatiMts oil that com
mittee. Otic ot lis rem dut lulls
perl allied to demonstrations (if
aMcelhifi among young people. A
difficult subject to dispose uf, It
will be admitted.
Well, the resolution sanctioned
"occasional kissing, cmhi nclntf and
holding of hands amung ch
fiiendu," but condemned "petting."
Observe t hat "pelting" Is not de
fined, but, while it is condemned,
Ihe young peuple are permitted to
kiss, embrace and bold hands. We
think this w;is a uoud way out. If
anyone knows how to precui the
particular demount i mi .mis here al
lowed amoiiK "close fri nds," be Is
no longer ouriK m he in nut renie.
setitslive of youth. The resolutions
committee did not even need to be
'broad-minded." as they say In the
movies, ii ttimply accepted tho
inevitable and gave It sanction.
Hut do not overlook the fuel that
ll condemned "pett Ing."
(Kansas lily Time.)
C'orvallls. I.NKU contract
awarded for Krnvcllng roHrt cxtcntl
Iiir north from Husklm to Itenion
I'ull. eiillntl liiu-nil,) I II, l,i M-.iin
lain ruiid.
HONESTY IS THE
WV
K ilnn't blaiim l.os Angeles
bus liinmi Fills for I)i.striet Attnmoy.
.lusl iiniiniiic; wluit would luivc luiiiciicil jf Ami Ki-jcs Juiil j
Iiccii puliliif inosciMiliii' wlicn lli is I'liiiiimt's .stc-wy broke!
t : ... :i i : : .. ..i-Ii.immiI nwinilt liv u lili.h I
III III I l-lll ll I llllll 1 1 e in. iihii
svliool (,'irl. How (In- righteous
dined mid threatened. '
And thru, after 1 lu- public excitement ha3 blown over, how
quickly he would have discovered the stale Jiad no case, and
how quickly Tycoon I'jiutiitrrs would have jiseovered that. Ik
ras 1 WO OP tllH'C ll 1 1 II C I rt I 1 ll01i,Slilld doilillS l0ri Mlt U i'l'OC
,v
lllld Vlltdiciltrd IIIUll.
Afcordin" to evidence at lus
cash and rcci'ivi'd n Pierce Arrow, platinum 'wrist watch, a sot
.
"V -' ' N "' f'l.HHs, IIS U fCHUlt of
ul0 Julian company lilowup and s'nbscqui'iit adjustment.
1 ' ,
JJoW milch I'icllCI' pU'killif WOllId J Sjit I WT I lllltaCK ha'C
-
het'Jl. ViiV it llC IS WOl'l ll halt tlH JIJIIll V IlllllljOIIS HS clllllllcd, 111'
would ladlv jfivt twu or three ot them to he .out of the present
I mess he is in.
B
ticnlarily clever perhaps, lie
regards his juihlie posit ion as a public trust.
As a result he promises to go far, and achieve it hih posi
tion in the political history of t lie jrrcat .statv of California.
I Low quickly the people, ho often accused of heiii easily tie
ecived and frequently exploited, are to appreciate the character
and quality of an. official occupying such an important position
as .Mr. Kills occupies.
Jt seemed so easy to a nun of Kcyes jnoral oM useness 'io
pet away with murder." The people were so pullilVIr, tin: tricks
of the trade so numerous. Kill lonp In dure, any Jejptl action wes
taken the people of Los Anpck-s had heroine suspicious, and
there was u widespread belief that all was not as it should be,
in the District Attorney's office.
Tiir present situation demonstrates that in A.meriean public
life there is still no substitute for plain downripm honesty Hon
esty is not only the best policy hut, as .Mr. Jqc remarked many
years ajro :
"A wit's a feather, and a chief a rod,
An honest man is the noblest work of Cod."
Tins is true everywhere and anywhere, but particularly is it.
true in Los Anjrcles!
MORE CAREFUL REGULATION OF FLYING NEEDED
THE deatli of one avhitrix and the narrow escape of several
others, in the women's air derby, auain brings into sharp
relief the need for closer supervision of all cross-country ajr
contests.
While the Department of Commerce already has a system of
airplane inspection, there is as yet no effective way id prevent
ing incompetent aviators and imperfect planes from entering
eonlests of this sort.
No one denies that air fatalities are, lo a certain extent, the
price paid for aviation progress. Hut there is good reason lo
believe thai unnecessary chances were taken in the present derby.
Charges of sabotage may he exaggerated, but close supervision
and proper inspection were unquestionably lacking.
Aviation is comporat ively so new, ami development so rapid,
that immediate stabiliatinn of air transportation can hardly be
(Xpected. Hut that more .stringent rules, and more careful su
pervision of the entire field of flying, from a national stand
point, are needed, we believe no fair-minded person can question.
A necessity is a luxurv the
How can the uatione have
pare"
And yd the world seems quiet, law nbidin ami orderly if
yon never rend a headline.
How old Nonli tiiusl have
stowaway cooties.
In just ji little white now school will open and Ihen
Know where the children are.
There are two hinds of ieoile, those who sytiii:il hie with
I prisoners when they riot over food, and those who have never
I""" I'ded
luM when statesmen had persuaded us lo think KnUshmcn
and Americans the same hind of folks, an Knglisli jury jails a
rich youuo; motorist for killing somehodv.
OM ai;e pensions are worth while, if only for the sake of
prcservm- soinethino; exclusively luaseuluie. No woman will
ijUalify for one.
MUTT AND JEFF
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BE3T POLICY
for cmi.'i1iilittiiiK ilwlf Unit
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Asa would Juivc stormed -mid
trial, Asu niado ip 1(10,000 in
is ineorruptihle, and atctiially
Joneses havt
parity if they aren't willing to
been vexed when lie found tin
on will
Seeking the Easiest Way
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Ri2nt Iflt'fi pnlalnlnc to pwrjnl l.ri)th and liJil'W. rvil u ut itiagiWAh or Irta'ntnt
will I ft.tfw rjf Pr. Hr'(y if vtaoipnj, wlf 'Wif tl rmrlnfM! b wluf!.). loiters hJumlij bt
Lr Iff attd Kriilen In Ink. Ovung li tltc lance nnmtirf nf Irltrri rrrrliH, af.ly f ran be anr
nl hrrr. N'i I ei-ly rn be maJe to qucne il cuiifurmkn to iiutrurtltw. AddrriJ iw Uillian
Kraily, In fart ,( thla newspaper.
nil-; i,i:i:iMuoTi:ii oitcieowixc; t'oxci:iT
A Ml of philosophy from lay
July 4th Issue of the Kulton L'oun-;
ty (CcoiKla) .Medical liulletin:
''There are many things that '
cannot he explained to the layman!
whether ho he a
willing listener or
one to bo argued '
with the, h o p I
of leaning him i j '
Iu better thiiuri i
for himself anl;
family." (Her-?;
It OCC'UI H to me ,
thai anything and
everything can!
be explained to a
layman or ordinary Intelligence If;
one can afford the time ll takes to '
explain it. There' .he rub. A
busy doctor simply can't give the ,
time It takes to explain everything
to a patient. That's the sour-;.. ,
of most of the misundcrstnndim: ;
that disturbs liic relationship 1k- j
tween doctor and patient. Audi
unfortunately the overwhelming j
majority of us who engage in the;
explaining business are not honest I
or not qualified, and so. after all.'
the . layman gets a pretty poor j
show.) 'Suppose a case of allergic ',
eczema in a child, with diseased
tonsils. There are many cases of j
bad tonsils and no eczema,, there
are eczema and no tonsilar trou-'
ble that have emne within the lay-i
man's experience. These cases
stand out brighter in ,hs mind j
than anything you ea n ha y . 1 1 e i
knows about them and, wants io
tell you thai he knows. Jle Is an I
observer und must not he Ignored)
as such. Kventually through n '
maze of explanations that he never
fully grasps, you have told him rfj
t he relationship between the in -:
fected tonsils and the skin trou-J
ble. and an operation is perfornie.l. j
"Within the next week the child j
Itches as badly as ever before and
the parent tells you that the throat
hi.s healed and the boy is no Let
ter. Try to explain that the im-
era I ion has removed the exciting !
element and that time and proper)
treat meat are necessary to roe--1
tablish an Immunity, and you have
come finally to the outgrowing
process that has been In the man
mind all the time. Cet away from
it if you can, but consult with his'
friends and see what he has nafdj
about it to them before you con-j
chide that you have convinced i
him . . . lie wanted something Ivi
could show to the neighbors a? aj
cure for the trouble they've all j
been hearing about. He has in
;tead. a waiting affair, and the
outgrowing concept Is do mi nan,
whether you like it or not. Ho
must explain and excuse his eon
duet, so he says, "the child . Is
doubtless better off without the
tonsils hen use they really we(
pretty big. but the itehlng has to
be outgrown after all. ami I did
what t he doctor advised because
he carried us through that other
trouble fine."
"At the end of six months or n
vear, w hen the eczema is gone,
time, that charming little section!
or eternity, bus the credit for the
change and t he opera t ton on the
tonsils was mt In the least eur-i-tlve."
In the same editorial article the!
Georgia physician deplores the j
popular habit of waiting until a
child is some age or other hefoi'el
having cross-eyes Attended to. and!
says no child is ever tort young to!
receive medical attention to itsj
; with the out mow I njj concept the
j I rn i fit ion of the old si-noraf ion.
I that, the famllhir eruptive diseases
I were necessnry evils and hence (t
w;in better that i. child have them
j and (,'et them over with. Here, ut
! Iea-t, there is an o i t I m 1 s t I e
: thought. Today It i- an actual
1 fuel that the better the b-itiif
' Hie less likely f miy rltjld to hhvej
iiny or the so-called "children's J
dlscas.-s." I
qm;ntios m sui:its
Itleh HhMHl.
ir one has rich blood Is there
! anything you can do by way or
j t binning It with a certain diet ?
j I have taken salts but they do not
seem to heli. (i. Ii.
Answer. t don't know how you
I determine that your blood Is too
rich. vt merely extracts water
j from the blood and tissues, and If
i taken frequently will destroy very
1 lilt le blood In any case, t'erha ps
I yen mean hii;!! blood picssiire.
Iiet may be of value in many cjis-'m
, tn which blood pressure Is high.
but first it is necessary to know,
what ails the patient.
More lladftim Chicanery
What is the (name of a
mail order gadget)? The
Laboratories hm- sent ine their
circular, on .Sctniit ific Hejuvon.it ion
wiihout operation ... I do not.
think any doctor in this BinaU
community knows anything about
this new departure. Itev. Ir. .
Answer. Which speaka
for the doctors In your small com
munity. How can a doctor who U
at all busy In honest practice keep
track of all the thousands of in
genious swindles that are design
ed to separate gullible people
from their money? This flimflam
mery you are so eager to bite on
Is Just another scheme to take
in victims who are childish enough
to Imagine that radium can be ped
dled like sar.saparilla or spinach.
I confess 1 am a Lit out of pal'
ence with you, Hector. Not be
cause you ask n foolish question
(for a man of your cloth) hut
because you seem to think doctors
in a siua 11 communil v are not so
good. lift me assure you that,
with a fairly Intimate acquaintance
with 'cm in country villages and
large cities, I rind the average
ability of the country doctors at
least equal to that or the city prac
titioners anywhere.
The Indiana Polypus.
I have written you before and
surely thank you for the advice I
received. This time I would like
to know if polypus can Lo remov
ed from the nose so they won't
relurn, and can you tell me of a
doctor' or specialist to go to.
Answer. Yes. Send stamped
envelope bearing your address and
ask for name of nose and throat
specialist.
(Copyright John F. Dille Co.)
Quill Points
If there wer no talkies In an
cient days, who were the JIumilcs?
Jiecipe fcr successful airplane
stunt: First get St. Louis to back
There won't he complete sAx
equality until hubby has refresh
ments w ith his golf -and friend wlfj
must eat sardines by herself.
.MihIci-iis uho llilllk this iic
lUI.S 11 llltllllMliV Of (Ill-Ills
should have .seen in, olil-fash-1iiimI
,li-iimiiier sulii: iilHuntl
after the train slarled.
Our simile for today: Attracted
no more attention than a celebrity
at a summer resort.
People are rather decent, after
all. How long could a speakeasy
live if It had to depend on a col
lection plate?
Kven the Common man's life is
Important to capital now. He al
ways has about ten mure install
ments. Americanism: OlMcrvim: that
Jones got rich by buy inn land at
?- im acre and sell inn ut MO";
tryinp to t;et rich the same w:y
by Invest 1 nt; your money In ? I I'd
land.
The talkies arc doiir-? Kond. They
provide' iitsiruetlon in weihti);;
tlie evidence at a murder trial.
Evidently llussia ami China
could think up no way to make
a sinle-t ruck railway resemble a
sac red principle.
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Tlie true oplintlst Is one who
turns Into Ihe detour and rc
I'lei'ls happily that one sees no
lillllMMii-ils.
J ust as a mutter of prepared -iick,
let's have another edu ranee
test and see how many times a
doughboy can salute before he
drops dead.
If Nature had intended imin to
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mlnff, lie would bo endowed with Thumb, the police call him a first-1 turned and was warned hy Man
the ability to shako himself. I class Bnncsier, and. under linndsngcr Mill McKenclinle that. I he
for $i."i0.niiil. he will be tried for: broke Iraining a,Bain he would bo
"Women are more air-minded . poslofrice robberies and murder. ; sent home,
ihiin men." says an airport official. I . 4
I'roiiably a reference to the fact .
that air chances coln;tantlj
Correct this sentence: "Doe
Illumed my rheumatism on some
thing e-lse." said tile patient. "Iie-
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riuril)U tin- Z.MC-l mmlu in
I M tcliiirun for the nuvy.
i The first rxiM-riiiiciits for Jin
! iill-inctitl dirigible' were nuido
j by Henry Kuril, who hat! a ma
'cliinc for 'spwinj; tin: ittctul'
i usinjj nu'titl for tlurari.
i If the dirigible- remains perma-; This American and another who
nently a factor In aviation, which lit his cigar with a lo.ooo-franc
it may do for slow freight In spite, ' note help to explain the belief of
! hi' its Rrejit wind resistance, the some Frenchmen that" atl Ameri
i all-metal type undoubtedly will be cans are lools.
iused. ' .
ItcipiirhiK no separate pas com
Ipiirtnient. It will weih loss than
;a dirigihle innde of clolh. I'ossl-
,l)ilily.nf leaks In such a dirigible;
ican bo prevented, making cxpeii-
Isivc. helium gas unnecessary. And i
lit is believed such dirigibles will :
: be lightning proof. !
I , Two young women from Kansas,
ione married, ono single, went ino
; luring to Denver.
! They believed that ' "women
j should be free," and their freedom
look ilie ' form of inviting two
; "stick looking" young strangers lo
j ride with them,
i
1 4iter they hiy in a field, where
the young men had left them, their
bauds and feet bound, their bodies
jcru.dly slashed, weak from loss of
blood.
I 1 1 is possible lo overdo "free-
idom." Young women should re
i member it w hen meeting strangers.
i It is comforting to have "iood
pals." Ask W illie, alias "Haby
J Haby Knee" Doody. of Chicnuo. Not
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9. Piirf nf . piny
s ho abandoned by friends ir
his hour of need? No: the slate's'
attorney gets letters, wantin
"Lay off Doudy, or your whole of
fice Will be bumped off."
4
In the old days judges of
Virion sat someiimes with
the
faces masked, lest relatives of
, thoso condemned tti torture or the!
flames should murder them.' I
1
Wouldn't it bo a good Idea, in ;
higher grade bootleg murder trials.)
-to let witnesses appear masked, giv
ing their names prlvatelv to the
judge?
, Or must accusers face the uc
, cused always?
i A New Yorker won
h V T ' i i - i !
".. , , '...iAA r
cloakroom employes "000 francs,
'.rolled 00,000 francs on the floor
that bellboys miKht scramble for it
laud threw away .'JO.Oiio francs at
the entrance lo the casino.
; APPEALS TO CURTIS
Ni;V Yt)ltK. Aug. 2M. UV) Po
lice were dra;KnK t he IJast river
today in stjarch fur a you tin Texas
mat ron wllo disappeared shortly
al"t-r s1k hail appealed to Vice
President t'nrtis to help her enter
a career as a so in; writer.
A wOmiin believed to be Mrs. YV.
(.'. Kd wards of lieautnont, Texas,
on Siiturday n if; lit walked up to
a little girl near the I irooklyn
bridue. bunded her r. note
;uio
; asked the way to the river.
The note read: "I'm leavj-n: n:i
a lon Join icy. will you ole.iso
send this stuff to my mother?"
!
, Tillamook. S.:'7". contract
awarded to p;ive I-'ourth street
j fmm Stiliwell avenue west to .Sixth
avenue.
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I
Do You Remember?
Ti:X VDAItS MUt T4IUAV
(l-'ruiu fil- s " lli' 'tribune.)
Aiikii-I 2. 11M-
Wimhliiuimi: ltiiilioiulK bihhm!
fur return uf Hiipm lo private run
tiol. fclnm Davlilson nf Hi.lil Mill
.limvniil In Ciiluiiil.lri rlvor whin
sho trli-s lo iuivo l.loyil Ouff of
l'ortlaml from ilrownliu,'.
Sali- of Mirplus army Btorrs
stalls In .MiHlforU.
Miss (Ji-aro IJyc. loial nur.si'. re
turns from war service oversell.
M.-iltnril city loiiniil BlTWUna
lor ww Burliai-'e illsposul sysKm.
SimiilKi-: "fort Xi'fC is ow
wi-uriiiK hi" hilt r'-lf i'1"' un ""
boily knows him."
ru i-NTV YI-:.AItS AiO TODAV.
(l-'rom files of ihe Mail Tribune.)
Aliflllst 20, I DOB.
.May eluse marlile t-aves. bcciiusi
of ilanser of falling rocks.
Ail: Tea. coffee, beer or claret
with (lull lunch at Kincrick's Cafe,
an cents.
Ail: I'nlmnrovoil rar.ch land
near .Merlin, only $-Hio per acre.
New York: rear market
Hti-oncer. llarlletls $a.70 to iS.S'i.
fiiliforniu pears all shippod.
John Harrinpton sins JudBe J
It. Nell, Mrs. Victor ' Snyder nnil
Attorney W. B. 1'hlpps' for tiO.Owi
on claim of false Imprisonment.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Alls. 20. (P) i
flrover Cleveland Alexander, vet-
eran St. Louis pitcher, hag beer,
sent home from New York for
breaking training and will be sus-
jpended upon arrival here, President
jSam Breadon announced today.
! "I feel very badly about the ma'
iter," lireadon said, "but disclplln
Ury methods are entirely up to the
j manager of the team."
Alexander asked permission to
Ko fisliiiiK in Pliiliiilelphia recently
uud this was granted, lie appeared
PATENT LEATHER BELT.
rAUIS (P) ratent leather belts
:from one to three inltes wide are
jan important part of next winter'.
iHtylo kit.
I .Many designers show thR leather
; belts on dresses, with .suits, and
I coats of tweed. Some of the iipw
Mersey dresses are belted at the
! normal waistline with hands of pat
t .000,000 ' crit' or polished black leather.
Tom McArdle. Mndison Square
Garden matchmaker, made a
match tor the Polo grounds und
then the boxing .commission ,ln
fnnYied him it was all wasted ener
gy since he lucked a license lor
that stndiuin.
High
Compression
i Gasoline
Extra
Cost By BUD FISHER
rAUTT (CVCKD)
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