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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Dailj, Sundir, AnUr
futUd by
UEDroBU FttJHTlNO CO.
li-ir-19 N. Kir 81. PboM T
HUBERT W, I1L1II,, Kdilor
I. SU.MITEH aMITIi, Minxer
An Irelfiwndfiit Hn-mnicr
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Knitted u iwond Haa oitKer it Uedfflrd,
Olrgnil, under Art of MiKtl 8, 1878.
VUttSCKliTlUN BAltS
Br Mall In Ad. nice:
Pally, with Sunday, year $7.50
lially, uiiii 8uiJy, momh 75
lull;, Klllwul Humlar, ytar 6.0
baity, without Holiday, iriiiilh 05
. Weekly ilail Trunin. , UK year 2.00
Holiday, vi year 2.110
n- My Carrier. In Ad.anre In Mr.lti.rd, A.liland.
er. In Ad.anre In Mrdfi-rd. A.liland. I ,,,,.. , , . , , ... ,
. central ruini, l-uoenii, Talent, Uuid 1 II'. Oriental 1 xel iisiuii law was justly einieleil Inr the pro
!tn bu"". m.iiiiii 1 ,7r, X teetinn of Anii-rii-iiii lalinr. It was reiilizeil that no Ameri-
in) Jatt.oii.ili.,
Hill kiti
lially. villi
IV 1 lially, uiIIkiui Bumlay, inuntl l' 1 1 i- -i 1
lially, niiiK-m KiimUy, ur year I.uvjeiin eoiilil raise a Jainily, eiliicale
llaliy, mill BuiH.ay, uim fui, o.uw
All terms, ea.ji lit ad.aiiee.
MPMBKR OF Tim AKHIH'IATKII 1-HrJUI
Hro-illng Full l.rasi-,1 Wire Hrrrlee
TI Assweialed I'rMr L- eieln.i.ely enlllled lo
the use 'or ouMlration of all new. dl-iialeliej
rredlled In 11 or olli.;lse eredlled In this paper,
lid also 10 Hie loeal new published liereill.
All ria-lils tor ouMlealloli U apeclal dbpilebai
terrln are also reser.ed.
lirflela) paper of the City (if Med'ord.
lirilcial paper uf Jackum Coitnly.
Adrtrlislriit llejirrientallrei '
M. C. MIIIIKN'HI.N COMPANY ' '
Orrim 111 New York, Chlrago, ht-tr-lt, Ban
Francisco, ln AfiK.lef, Nenttle, 1-ollland.
s,".:fc'.i
Ye Smudge Pot
liy Arthur IVrry
.All Koud citizens .should art 11
llietilselveH to, the lei'th, to resist
tvft, n threatened effleieney ramimifcn
of nation-wide Heope, which Is apt
to engulf us. The pm-puse of tin
eaiiipain Ik to put till chit; ffort
on an effielency IkisIh. TIiIukh will
wiirely he a mens.
ThlH depart men t 1m hilterly -
lC J T'o'-"' to three ( ;i thlliKs: JlaiiK
liiBN, foreign jnissfonH, and of riyl
enry. llanjihrK Ih always 11 hoti.'hed
tip Joh, and, If the mate must kill
"V Homettody, it m 1 1 1 1 1 J r t tie done In u
humane manner; foreign niiKHiuiiH
''v idiould wait until the liome phhIhi-h
. Ket their HalarleH In lull, and, effi-
. ()!' eleney Ik nothliiff hut a eriale Ktall
t't to cover Up I he Incompetency of
win the parly or pa it if h forever de
UA M-rihitiK lhlr efficiency.
The average efficiency eon vert
uaNtex more time tryiiiK lo he ef
ficient, than ft takes to do the task
in hand. Jf tin eon vert Un a. Joh
ftl7 , that Im too much for him. he cuIIm
in. .a 1 conference. 11 In confi'i t-e are
in - the name fix iim himself; viz..
completely hefuddh'd. They nolve
the luohlem by pooling Ihelr lie
fudillement. If the hof addlement
Ih f lahhervaHtini, a committee Ik
nauusl. In the meantime, the Joh
rcHlH un Its oars, unlcHK an inelll
nient eiKon come.s aloiiK and iIocm
It when the efficiency experts are
not looking.
One of our leading efficiency
experts Ih so loaded with lead pen
cils that 11 hullet could not he
fired into what tlio medical pro
fcMHlon call the torso, wit huuf
hiltiiiK a lead pencil. All the "leu it
liencilH are of the Never Kail Nter
lltm nilver variety. Veistcrday the
efficiency eiiKlnner had occasion to
ji.se one of the ha tall ion of lead
pencils. I! There wuh no lead In
any of lliem. he had to draw a
diagram of the house with the flint
fiuxer of his linht hand.
The hee Is listed as Inef f iclcnt ,
hul the lcnilaluie Ih efficient.
Ia'I all Kood citizens shy from
efficiency, in order that whatever
is to he dune, may he accomplished
iiuiekly, properly and without
Hpeee.ioH.
x JIM'S nice playthini; and fulure
' meal ticket. Shall my ntloruey
prove marriage? Ask Jim how lie
would like free room and hoard
.rt 111 Jollet. Mrs. J. K. T., t'hicago.
(KannaN C'lly Star.) Home, Jaiuea!
iv itAitivi sr. Dr.Miti.sr
om;;o
(llcnnltsioii News)
Mont of the younger net
made merry wJlh a charivari
Tuemday evening in honor of
Mr. and .Mrs. Andrew Italtlwin.
They caught the young couple
as they were leaving the
theater and put (hem into a
irnitcr and formed a proces
sion of cars up and down the
street, (-'lading tills loo tame
they lied Andy behind one of
the cars and drove around,
then went to the Hwlnimlng
pool and threw hint in. He
TecN that at this rate he would
not liko to get married very
often.
The head of prohibition enforce
ltf. meilt is golnif to Investigate the
wine tonic situation, by visiting the
t'alitornia incyards. lie should
(wander tip the cool and shady
alleyH,
.guile a few of the liunteiN have
their hfKh-puwei ed 1 it les In the
hack of their autos. The luean
nilnded think this Is to shoot a
deer. If they we one, before t he
deer iteason Is opened. .Nidhing of
thf kind. They have the ririe to
shoot the roiiuars who ate ktiliiiK
the doer and taking tiotlilng hut
the haniH and the back straps to
their laO'H.
Tin-: rru:i.itfit
CnnKider the case or the lt-year-itltl
inouuialn boy, unspotted from
-- civil Ixal Ion and w it hout n know -T14
ledge of I.lndbernh, w hos,. si tort
0 ' ami himple annals became a part
.Hie nc l,UM"r record by Virtue of
Jtii . the president's week-end viit to
Ills fihhlng ret real in h ninia.
Tills child of Nature, Kiinlh:lit and
tho open air disilayed a capacity
ora' to Htand before kinus, or their
eiiulvalettl. and remain unabashed.
After airing, equally without
shanie. lack of k now edi;e of
the colonel and explaining that his
' paw had to climb a nhkoiy tree
1-ecaUNe lie KtieHsed wi on)r on
lloovei'R election, the youth volun
teered, It i wild, lo slug a numn
" Min song for the pi esldeiit's paity.
(One vei-Hlon hnn it thai the boy
l"1.4- naug after lie hail eaten n slice of
IJ. Mr. Moover'H Idi thday cake; an
' - other, that the cake whh given Iho
hoy later and ih carried home.
' wrapped under his arm. This Ik
a podit future hiHloifaitH must
clear up.) Jiul Iho Hlgnilicaiil ract
in that the npphtUHe which ftdlow
n "l llnglK wan ree'i'lvrd ntolc-'
:rt " ;
yl
I MEDFORD LUMBER
Tin-:KK is (in solieilulc. in tlif iriiul.-y tariff bill wliiieli
kIiuiiM lie rcUiineoi, that is the tiiril'f mi UiiijIkt uiiil sliin-
eles from ('lunula. 'I'll e I'lii-iiic
WH'l II milliner in lnois -rj.'ii-illnj.'
- ...1.1: .1. .1. ..:
' 1 'icai i.v i-si illiusil me jusili'c III
tariff Aiiierifini woi'kiiK'ii in .Moili'unl mid tlii'mili'iiil llu stati
will lie fii-uel til (-oiiipete with i-lii-ai Oriental liilmr ill tlie mills
of Hrilisli ( 'iiliiinliia anil, as the Digest points nut, the, entire
prosperity of this state will lie adversely affei.teil.
eaii Meals if eunipelleil t.i i-nuipi-li. with Orientals.
The immigration laws are strict in prohiliilini.' tile further
entrance of Cliincse ami .lapaiicse into this i.-ountry yet, as fai
ns the Northwest luuilier employe is com-crncil, the competition
from Oriental liilmr is just as hail as it was fur, with tlie front
door shut, tlii! hack door is wide open. '
- mills and .shingle mills of I'.rilisli Coliimliia are Chinese, Japa
nese and Hindoos. They work for wajjes anil under conditions
that no American could survive, yet the product of the saw
mills and shingle mills of I'.rilisli Coliimliia is allowed to come
iljto this rounliy free of all duly. As fur its AmeiiVnii labor is
coiicri'iii'd, ihe siliuilioii is just
lii'ii workinv; in tuir own mills; in .'act, i( is even worst -'r,
while mills ;itnl c.'inijis I linnilioiit Oreg'iiii imil W;isliin'ltn ;ire
operiitiriK five ditys per weelt in :tu cl'lort to hold production
down so tli.it the jititrUets will not In1 J u II i , Hit; product of
pliiiils ciiijiloyin Orientals operiitino .six d;iys per wct'k is
poiiivd into our markets at prices uliidi our mills cannot miM't,
and to just lluil extent tin.1 payrolls of Oregon and Washington
art1 cut down. In other words, Americans art' worked less to
make allowance for Oils foreion compel ii ion.
Xorthwest. luuilier iiianuracl tircrs havt ask'd i'or a duty ou
lumber and shingles, such at least, as Canada lias for her own
protection, for H must be remembered that, while the Canadian
manut'ael urers ship their lumber into lids country 1'rre of duty,
we cannot, with the exception of roiilj lumber, ship anything
into Canada without paying a 25 per cent ad valorem duty.
AI'OWKIiKCL lobby maintained by n few concerns having
iiilcrcsls in Canada has been systematically lighting the
duly on lumber and shingles.
ber manufacturers in Oregon and Washington sire in favor of
the duty and within tho next three or four weeks, when the
matter is again to come up for discussion, every man in both
states, regardless of what line of business he is in, should in
some nuinner; cither through a civic organiza! ion or by an in
dividual ennmiutiienl ion. nroe our seunlorM in mi .holmwl lln
... ' . iii" i
i.u iij on iiiinocr ami Minifies,
4'f (lie entire state it is liable to be lost.
The lumber industry produces (il) cents of every dollar that
uomes inlo either Oregon or Washington. It is our basic indus
try and as it eric for help tlie Oigesl urges every man, woman
and child in Oregon to lend a helping hand.
NEW INDUSTRIES AND OLD
TO I'liiiiiiiiiiiilics lirmliiif; tlii'ii' ciici-ics lo in'iiiirin ni'w in
ililsliirs 1 11 J)i'iirlinrnl ut M;ili!ir.l.;lnrr of t hi- ( lit !.
nl" ('"iiinirivo oi' llii- I'nili'il Kind's lnis Ki.;i'sli.l Hint rl't'ni-!
(mi Ik- iliiTiMril, wit li niul luolil, to pniiiiol iny; llii' :-! i.vit ii-N
i.l' till- (ilil. Mow this inn v In;
.I' n siii'vi'.v now in in'iicri'ss.
"Alti'i' ii CIkiiiiIht nl' ('iiiihiii'ii'i- in n 11 iiulnsl linl si--t ton lnis
0NM.iiln jls rl'l'iiils inilin.iiiK I'lirtoiirs to move into it, j) is
I'linl'i'iinli'il willi tin- jii'olili'in nl' whnt shiinlil In- done for lliosr
nlri-iiily in," snys JliiiinmiT MVCiillniili nl' lln. 1 .-;i i-t iiia-nl of
MiniMl'iii'tnn', ,
''Kor, iil'tor nil, llii' Ki'iiwtli nl" tlii'so I'slnlilislii'il fiii-tni-ii's
H'l'iii'rnll.v I'oiilnlinli's nioi'i. rt.'ti I ii'iiNni'il,v lo tin- I'liiiimiiiiil.y
lliiin nil llii' I'i'.st I'liinliini'il.
"This piolili'in ins lii'i'iiiiic Hi-iili', mul it is'ironernlly found
Hint tin- firsl strp is llii- linildinj; Ui of hi'lti-i- ri'lntions llinn
linvi- lii'ivol'ori. rxisli'd ii-l wi'cn tin- rliiinilirr nnd llii' lurid in-
diisli-y. Tin- In! tcr, liriii!; so wlinl of nil individiiiilist, lnis no!
Iiollii'i-i'd llir I'linmlii'i- with his t ronlilrs, .si.-inl.v thosi re
liitinir to irodiii'lioii nnd ilistiilnition. Yi-I in ivir.v sni'li rum
ninnily lUriv is n wrnlih of : pt-ria-m-c nnd wisdom sriitlrivd
iinionjr n mi p f industries wliirli, if coinliini'd mid llsrd lo
their colliM'l ivc iidvniiln!'i, would lie niosl vnliinlile.
"Hon? is the ronl inolileni for thr rlinnihrr liow to jji't lln'sc
111:1 iiiit'ni-t iir-rs to know om nnotlirr hotter nnd how to oniilnl
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ill iirtiiiiiiitnnee 111 llle study nnd solvuio ol tlu-if eonniiiin ,
prohle.ns for, rennrdless of lines
,.,..l.,l I....I..: I.l
ii. ... wi iiiimi i ... oik .i I'uii-in---
. Wo i.'iin't I't'i'iioni.e li'ti.ssiii. She lulls enpilnlisls.
worst we merely hill nil nociisioiinl colored num.
MUTT AND JEFF
H FIRST
iClTlZfeivJ OF
! Tlte LAMt
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HlS 5ulMR
1 VACATION
1 bTTHe
NXTTWO,
MUTT
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to
DESERVES PROTECTION
(.'mist ljinnl-t- Digest lnis miii-
nils limner, wnn-ii we iioui-vi-
i. .1 Ti-:.l 1. ..
mis l-ui i-i-1 iuii. twin. .111 surii ti
1 -i 1 1 i- .
ehililien anil live up to Anni'l-
us luitl its il' tin Oiit'iitiils wit
Almost Kill per cent of the linn- '
.
tor Wliiioui nte milieu SUpori
done rlTri't ivrly is
lHII'lose j
of industry ,if I'erino the fn.iiln-,
,. ,,
nil- iiiui-ii uie sunie.
Al our
You Can't Make Pie Out of Clay Pigeons
aioi- wtievie lou AK.t; n nftLT.Tis rucubius MoewerAv ( eewTLtsHtirL. 'mjlm
A VBA JT- -liSS J p5S3dJ.S
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Personal ; Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
tlgmd lettin ptrUlnlnf to pertonil health td hyiknt. not to ditpu diacnoxti or UnlattM
m he tiHfHl Of. B'-vlr U I HwnptJ, ntU-Mrttst-a tmelupe 1 iiaKJ. Utlffs (nml U
htWS vxi flHi In Uit. ' 0ng lo ttit lafe nomtr of Mtem rrcriffd, only fp est, 1JlsWJT
mJ tre. Nu "I'ly niui to. guerlet out euufurmJiii u liitiruelluiM. iiltt ir wini.m
Briiiy, lo nrt 0 thil oewnpipw. ' ' n""
WHY ( III VlUSMli PHOMISCI
U'l.Vl'KK
A littl' w'nlle njj;o one of nur
i-u.Tf'HpnmJf'niH, (1 e u I li nuted for
luli!irati(n "AKfti'uv.-.tiiiK Anes,"
lint Kinne pretty rin-nn (jm-.stions
:iluiii Imt cri. Hlie craved tu know
why in tarnation
Nlie lias cii In the
winter time anl
not in the Hum
mer If w 1 n t e r
w u t li r, cold,
wet, drafts and
chilling, hay
nothing to di
w lib li. HIM'!
tcr and. opined that It wuh helpl'nl 1 h-ather (I hcvelJed pad about the
and,: hinted jhi! tried to twl her shape and ds?f of the cullus and
shat,o of .it. In fact Aggravating I wear this Htra.pj.ed on the spot ur
AgneM nit plcinjy into Jier hrief have a similar pad fixed In the
query to warrant thJ pen name insole of the shoe by n shoemaker,
we gave her. As a rule thin callus is due to sag-
l:y way of reply we asHUred tho'ging of the transverse r.reh of the
hiiiv tin I thi. iiliwi.timt 11 f illri-t.irtjtli.t I (...., t
t rays, or their wmi-lty In -wimerifs iher.-fm.. ,..u, .
ih omy iihi i 01 ine ex-) lie more sensible aliout your foot
lilanation for the prevalence of ci wear.
in the winter lime, and we ug-1 Is riuit rattening?
geHled that tlie ahsenco tf vitu-1 fan you tell me if all fruit Is
min A, or itH Ncarcity, Jn the usual fattening' -Miss J. JJm M.
winter time diet may be a factor.- Answer. J.annna. might be so
Now up npeak.s the admiral, ! classified, but no other fruit Im nuV
Hkippcr Jack, and says "If a huk-j flcfent ly nourishing to merit the
gestlon from a very lay layman Is ; description.
in older, isn't another explanation) (fopyright John R TJllle Co.)
of crl In the winter time due to 1 f
the fact that people iiie housed in-l
l oors so mueh more, where tin y
exehauKe coughs anil siieezi's, with
the reHiiltinK trannfer of Infection?
Mayhe I'm wjouk, hut I'm funny
that way."
No, no, .Jack, my hoy, you're not
wrniiK. Vou'i-e rlKht enoutfh. And
ilia n it you for saying It for me. I
have mi ill It ho often that I'm Wel
ti im .'i little ashamed of myself
ashamed lo take the money for the
HIllIlO old souk.
Honest, 1 do strive to avoid the
ulll.ii.t of crt -iti.l u.liu It V....
" "ir.i
ai icasi i iry iu nave periois ot
total ahtitiuenec frum disciission o
thai subject, hut these intervahf
never last very Ioiik. Some AKra
vatitiK Allies is sure to hob up with
a more or less rhetorical (mention
and we're off anairi.
J low mueh influence the mere
confinement IndoorH has on oic's
immunity is iiuestionable. Su far
as I can learn there have been no
properly controlled h-eientifie ex-
! I'erhnenls to determine what effei
I tliat may have. All we know i
llliil tn'1'nrins si. colll'lnt1.! Kt r:l"'-
liially imi lilll.iviiil.'t IlKht Ironi Ihe
Utile wlliler silllliulit that ileen
I'.'lletl tllelr lllleoveriMl skin. Ami
we llll know Unit llllM'Vlnlel Unlit
llnpiirtH lo the liuihnn hrtily soiiig
t II I f IK Ihul f:ivnrn Ihe development
of Immunity iiliiiIiinL the eomnlon
ief:.ii'iil..ry inlei-llons (.-all it eri
till you knrrw which one you've
i;..tl.
The Keeon.l jiurt of ihe Skirl-'.-.
ai'Ullmenl In more HfKlliriea III . Tllcle
is iit-oliahly a mueh hrisker ex
chuntie of mouth nil. I nu.se .spray.
eoiiversanotial spray, oiiioiik p..lile(
iM'niiic, in ine winier moiiins liail
there is In ihe summer: for eer-
talnly a lot of peo.le who, in sum
mer lime, are out 111 llle open. u.
In for erowilitiK in Hie white:',
t'row.lttin, lis I use the term, means
any Kalherini: where inimaskeil
(('sous ehat or ehatter while Ihey
are less than five feet from each
oilier. That'll the conversational
spray ranne.
All of this applies as well to
diphtheria or measles as il does to
eoryza or any other erl.
Ol'ICSTlOXS AM) ,sv
'.MS
I.IsiiIiik.
I In. ve the 11 I i I of lispinii. Could
you state the cause and if possible
a remedy for this? I'oulil il pos
sibly he fi'nni my .lonsils and ade
noids? II seems I talk llirouuh
my nose. T. I'..
Answer. l-'ew ind iviiluals with
t-ulnl'Kcd lonsils and adenoids lisp,
so thai Is irolialdy not Ihe cause.
IhollKh Irrespeellve of Ihe lispln
you should have the tonsils and
: deuolds treaterl before some ii -I
remeili.ible Inlurv Is dene, l.isnim-1
ls mainly a mailer of faulty In-
Iriietions In articulation
.... . I
"f voenl Insiruetlon under a strict
ZiZ,"mZJ her wnn'T!,
ToKethcr with that
!.i i.t k : ...
.should have general physical train
inn under a competent instructor.
Illatllel-llly for Itliynalltl's.
My son has itayiiauil's disease
iu Ihe third and little fingers of
left hand
Can you advise me of
OI NI.Y I TMK ;(! OMl
TIM K
any relief fr this. Mm. J.
Anhwer. Ulathermy treatment
has l-roved valuaide. J don't kno.v
whicli iihysieiaiis in your cumniun
ity are equipped to KjVe dlaihermv.
Ctilfii.s.
What can he done for a callus
on the sole of ihe foot, right in
me mohiic or mo oall of the foot.'
X. J.
answer. kj,hC soften It ,y
IMiiininK dally for a week or longer
with 1 he familiar corn remedy
3i grains of salicylic add dissolved
in half :.n ounce of fj-xll.e collo
dion. When the oalhiM ffttn.u
touched upoiij.-.nneH away, cut frum hfdlermak
Hunliiw'ht in win- er's felt or several lavers of Mnn
I Squill Points I
'leiiuui:rac.v is a lajid in which
j ov,'J '.V'H'Uy ha.s imkiijI j-jkIU tu feel
! superior to th1 'cominon , people.
Urief .wynopisin of.. Bi.si.iup t.';in
hom'm I r,(MHi-yori defense: "Jjarn
tin wel iJemoerat.s."
There won't he complete P(.x
eouality until some hiointifni i-niv
). ..li.- i- . ....
- MjmiMK's a Home lor fallen men
i:.v.'iillvc .spssion: Tlio net
nl liilllliiff ilnmi tin. Iillriils .-
the n'li:lilm-s i-airt sit. you
lii'k yuiir ivll'i... - .
"I'arryiim water on Loth aliout
der.s" is especially diri'ictilt . ir it
means rirtini,' a oainel while keep
ing one foot on a hrass rail.
.The Ilremen nnrl the Cmt Zep.
pelin h a v o made encouriiKlng
records. .Mayhe Heinle will devel
op Ihe hahlt of eomOiR across.
A honeymoon is that lirlef
period in a woman's life when she
lsn'1 dreauilUK of I lie future or the
past.
Americanism: I'aintini; sofl pine
to Imllale oak; trying to achieve
culllire hy ihe same melhod.
A pliilanlliropisl is a man who
nets euollKli profit Iroin Torn anil
Hick lo huild a lihrary for Hurry.
Now they say horr-p racing is
financed by people 'who put up
only $ nl a lime. .So is the nulo
nioblle liitsincNS.
ZieKfelil choriiH slits desire hus
bands who la) are not bald, and
(I.) won't bii out with other wom
en. Take bald ones, Kills, anil you
needn't worry.
Von ?iii measure it inuh's
siux!'.im by I lie lleKlis:- nl his
si'ot'll r.u,'.4lie iwiiililMtrlliMNl .of
Ills yoillll. .(....
There Is plenty of room nt the
top. Ittit when you pass a car
""" " ,""' 1,11 """" 's
1,u Kl'1'' 'ere you cau l
K'' "! '" U'"L' dodje llir) fel
,mv ''funinn
in innuiui uiiMMH-h.s, us we
fl,.,.,. M, h.,s im-i-eased in e-cact
Il'r - "'"''"'!' '"" '''ascd in.p.in.
uenrys prouiicl
A French critic says cocktails
make the l-'renchnmn roollsh.
Maybe lu- just seems that way he
cause his Ions-tie works so fast his
hands can't keep up.
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
ac not 9
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6. tjrfuR letter
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18. l.triiv umtont
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ii. (Sruniliiuif inn
in. In fnvur of
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It Aliifl
I If. Fenilntn nlrft-
tiaui
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13. 1-emlnlDB
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51. Ort'bvtttru con
fluctor'it Ulik
3t. lhnlit!
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hero
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4(t. Jdhety
4i. Iteport
it. Work ut stead
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of account
62. Solitary
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The conceit of the world: It
thinks I .in. liei'i.1) fi end for onlv
thus can it excuse the failure of iis ity to tnllisler oxyseii to the blootl. nuii. in.; louiuam will be placed
prediction that fame would make J lr you slop at exercising after six!'" operation as soon as the neces
an ass of him. weeks, the body retains part of ' sary P'aiw can be worked out. It
:
Correct this sentence: " ben I
was your ai;e. said Had. I felt
very fiiatefnl for the kindness of
my piu-onls." .
j Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Page One.)
SoiiieAniei'i,,,,, rnilronds also
lire doing; (lint, not. so inni'li to
profit from 'liases lis to ehei.'k
llli'il iiipetiii: nelivitii'S.
A wiser slop would be to bi.il.t
Hie rii;lit kin.; or "buses," small
sepaialn units, run diem on lileel ",K "'" ' '" ""- "r ine aniuse
rails at hiKh Mpeeil. no slops, each : "":!" "r "''th. lint for receivini!
mi express. Utile wear ami leal, , K',.!!'U '"'Vs' , , .
economical iliesel eimines supply-' 1 wt Wl11 '" ''".'" I'pm!l
iiiK power. ; nenlly on one wave, receiving noili-
That would take muiie thoiiKlit
ut planniiiK-not very inuch.
Mis. .Mary Viail, 41! .years old.',
other of eiKht children, was
.nine,! In Canada yes.e.day tor I
nVi. .. :,. i...,. .i,.,ui,...i
The "super sensitlvo" will siik- 1
-st that civilization might have '
found some way of punishing Mrs.
V'iait willimtt. seiifeiiclnis eight in
nocent children to lifelong slinnie.
-f
However, you always find im
provement if you :ook for it.
Wo haven'!, at present, any l'u
rilaii preachers tolling us that the
eight link- children will sit up in
heaven, later, their bliss greatly
aiigiiineiited by looking down upon
those limning- ;u liell, including
llieir mother, . and wo no longer
burn criminals alive, legally, as j
was done in New York and New :
Jersey. -school house was jigain resumed,
-r. . . T.T ... ... ,!:lf"'i' a few days delay, flans were
The International Physiological changed, and in place of tile for
Congress at Harvard learns that n i uu. building, concreic will be used
man running at top speed uses. In, The brick ami lite company were
chemical energy, 13 horsepower. ; unable to furnish the tile
Overcoming gravitation uses only nvn Bowers has his threshing
onc-telilli of u horsepower. Swing. machine operating in this vicinity
lug the anus as you run wastes this week. Thev are a! the Frank
about half a horsepower. Chance j Keith place on Kmigrnot creek at
there to lower the lOOyard dash ; present. Mr. I'eigh lias a large
record. ilhreshlng of grain, one of the lar-
Anotlier le.mie.lgetitloman .lis.K"sl "ml f'""st l".llu' u"e'' V'M-
covels that one hour of physical
oiinrisy every day for five o"
fix
I. L'Bt
. Jiipnnesc irate
7. Loral Islnnili
H. Ulte of out
t. VVitiKt'ii
la. Cunitinir
1 1. Dance ttep
1. tireek
ttt ittt'Stune
EAHTEAL
m!einR3GiRIAITIE
el rWTI r i e
n;qu:i..c..e
tt. Lowest tin vt
nt a tuillleililp
t. Oi ruined (
ti. Keilnle
21. I'liMider
7. I'el name
tor ti sc:ull boy
2. Troub'
XI. lu l
V. I'ruparatloD .
Ut CUtttHTli
lurch
3H. Continent
3i. one Id second
Cllltlll4tllll
41. jiemunstratlre
pronoun
43. Klhlriil
4t. Uurnian rlrer
41. (.'ut of a pluut
4a. Aietrle laud
nieumirei
&0. Dennett
ttti. Anil not
fit. Finis
SlE'ElRiAlU
iZ EKJAI? S
iIrSKSs'n'eIe
ft'J. Ohleo timet
tu. .eupiir()
UOWH
I. Cob I teuttla
9. Ancient nine
res&el
8. OiYlrlnl re cor a
of n muethitf
1 4. htrlilo
; week3 increases enormously tlie ca.
: n.'lcllv of the limes nml their nliil.
the benefit lor several mom lis.
RiiT IIushiesH irniws liiiruer nnd
( ijjgj-.
.Miiineaiiolis reports that .14 sav-
ings banks have been gathered
inlo one merger to he known as the
First liank StotK Corporation.
Seattle has recently announced an
other very important hank consoli
dation. The bigger the better, if the peo-
j J0 IL
than to waleli ion small things,
Mayors, police commissioners
I"1"1 I'lain citizens will be interest-
j c. in ..." inii.il i;l v.oiioiiimiuii.i
U'l,i,U'' ,Nett' Vol'k.,rilv-,. lle wi"
eiiuip police cars Willi radio receiv-
i l"K !"" "oli,:e ."'" r
: l.etKl.nuo l.M-.H in code.
nioa.u-aL Hum
1"'re will probal
'', a " ,
,1n . 1 iH lIos re1
I'oliee guards will
.u. ,., t'luiii i-.iir.umi
1,-1..... li l.. ..-..l l .
-o:t. il in oesoeu 10 coiiceiiirate
iill police guards within reach on
8,""e I1'"'."''"1"'' manhunt nuirkty.
.A,:"'ul,ml""r". l siRiial. or
j "radio passwoid" would guarantee
genuinenesH of Ihe message Troin
headquarters.
OF
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1
IlKI.I.VIKW. Ore.. Aug. :a.
(Special.) Work on the li. llvi..-
rnsper Mill destroyed bv I'lrn
to be reliullt.
JFF.
3 i
saio
sriTii-it elmlj
De a po1t o
rCTTsHNWN
Do Yon Remember?
tKS' YKAHS AJO 1X)IAY
(From fils of the Mall Tribune.)
Auciiht 2-4, 1I9 ,
PAH1H-1. 8. ' p'm leomniln
ui..ti.i ii.rifLrnnttt nvnr failure' of Al-
! lies to cm h rtumania anil threaten
tu quit.
IrehUnt Wilson offers rnllrond
men 4 eeiilf Inerase per hour
In effort to end strike.
Chief of Mexican hniulits liUled
hy S. airmen In homb nttack.
De tlavilanil janes replace Cur
tis plaije.s for Citron fore.it fire
patrol.
Airplane passenger service
starts in I.os Angeles to relievo
situation caused by K. 1. 'alk-out.
Airplane race from "Toronto,
ranada to New York starts.
TWKNTV YEAKS AGO TODAV. '
(From fllos ot the Wall Tribune.
August 4, 11)09
.lohn It. Allen pays Kecclver J.
F. Jlwldy of the Wedford & Clra
ur railroad $77,421 for flUO.Oul)
bonds which ussures extension of
1'. & :. to Hutte Kails.
F. K. Diuel retires from firm
of JJeuel & Kentner.
Medfoid Bartletts sell In Chl
nib'ii for $3. 23 a box avcruue.
Mrs. K. E. (.ore. returns from
extended trip to New York City
and other eastern points.
PORTLAND Jim Hill wins de
cision over llarriliiun In federal
court, regarding right-of-way
down Deschutes.
C. Carey of Talent brings to
.Medford 8 potatoes weighing 20
pounds. .
ASHLAND,' pre., Aug. 24.
(.Special.) J-ithia .. water, ono of
Ashland's chief assets, will be
riven to the traveling uubllc by
the installation of a fountain in
the lobby of the I-ithia iprlngs
is planned to briijj; the litbia water
pipe through the rerrigerutlon
plant f the hotel, and provision
must be made fur a mm-eorrodinK
pipe to e;irry the water. It Is pro
posed to erect a fountain with two
bubbles ono serving llthia. water
and the other one water from iho
city mains.
Milton O. Wllkiiis, an attorney, L,
who has been practicing at Chlto
iiuiii, OrcKoii for the past two
years, has purchased the law prac
tice, library and eiiuipment' of the
late W. J. Moore. Jtr. Wllklns lias
already taken up work In his
office. He will, by the addition
of bis personal law library to that
of the late Mr. Muore. have one of
the most extensive and complete
collections of law books iu south
ern Oregon. ,
Attorney C. A. Moore. ho lias
been handling the work of the
office .since the death of his
broiher, will remain for a time
Willi .Mr. Wilkins.
The llagley Cannery began 'Wed
nesday on the tomato pack and
had nt the openinir nhnii! ple'n
i. .
' tons nl Inmillniui nn hnml A
" ..---
of s" wol liers started the pack and
will bo increased us Iho season
;idvances.
4-
GIVE CLASS DEGREES
W'ir.UAMS OR RISK, Orei, Aug.
24. iipit i..1J -l,V;i!i:im KriiMice
Xo. :t!iti held its regular monthly
meeting Saturday evening, Aug.
17. A class of 17 was given lh
third nnd fourth degree work.
Refreshments included n delirious
birthday cake baked by ft) rs.
Chas. Cougle.
These wh oso birt bdays came
In August and were guestn of
honor were Mr. Harry Cuut'le
and Mrs. A. . Kdwards.
A vnie f thanks nnd appro
eiat Ion to t he Med ford chamber
of commerce ;md the citizens of
Jackson and Klamath counties
for thidr etmperuttnn in the Wil
liams Creelt cut-off to tho Ore
trnn Caves was passed unani
tmnisly. By BUD FISHER
I tJONl'T UND(5STANt
Bur. mister. Koouce.
He THOUGHT ujOULts
DlWT GUARD HlNVl I