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.r" MT3DF0RD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREflOy, TUESDAY;! OCTOBER 1. 3929I i'r 1 H '"111' "' f ' ' !! ' 1 "
Bedford Mail Tribune
Dalit, limlv, u
- firtlhtml br
moroau raumNO ca.
IMMI m. ru It.
MBERT W. MIHI., Mltor .
t UHrTM HUTU, Udw
Aa lwkpendint Venpapar
taunt ai Mcond tltu Batter it Mrifari,
W Al W UK) . jt.
" ICBBCKIPTUM (ATM
Kin In Alliance:
DaUf, wilt sunder, rev.... If.BO
pallj, wltb Sunday, mjnUl.... f6
IMIli, without Sundae, fear f.fiO
Dally, vltbout Sundae, uontb. ' .65
Weakle IUI1 TrlLune, OM rev 9.00
Buodar, om fear 3.00
By Carrier, In Adiats In Medford, Ashland,
Jaeiiomllle, Central Point, Hawaii, TtUnt, Oold
Bill and on UUbnn: i .:
Palli, with Bundav, month f ,T5
- Dftlb), VlUiout Sundir, nontn....', ... .06
Pallj, vltnout Bunder, om tear. ..'. T.00
Dally, wlln Buodar, ont rear 1.00
All tarmi, tub in adranee. " '
MEMBER OF TUB ABBOCIATKIt PIIEH
Becelrini roll Leased Win Bertlee ,
' Tba AuocUted Frew la eieluiMe antlfleo' to
tha dm for publication of alt neva dlipatcbes
arMllted to It or otherwise erodltod In thlt Bwor.
no tbo to tha loui neat pubUibtd nttls.
au rignu ror puouciuoa oi lotciai
ftortln irt alio resorrod. " ' '
Officii! piper of the CltT of Medlord.
Offlelll paper of Jackson Countf .
Sworn dally aterara circulation for III
annua April lit, ll)2, 4571.
. - Advertising Brprelentatlfea . .
M. C. MIH1KN9KN A COHPANT
Mrkaa In New York, Clilcaio, Detroit,
frirciaeo, Loa Angelei, Buttle, roruana.
Yjr Siudge Pot
i By Arthur Perry
MICROBES AND LOBBY PROBES
! Vouni; iiiiii huvo Bttirtfil t'diiK
i huntlne uii liirytlos with .Z'I'h.
20-30't (iml hIiuIkuhh unlllubiTPd
. on the hantlH'burs, a imrtluli of tho
journoy always bcltiK down om' or'
moro of tho protnlni'iit thorouKh-i
fltreH. Of couihc, tho UuimorouH'
! Avcapona faro Invariably uiiluutlvtl,
. but tho unloaUftl kuiim uro th(j
KUnrt that mako tho doctor, tho
ambulance ami tho coroner hurry.
It tho vllccl should become frac
tluUH'Utid uiimtinaKoab,lc,' and tho
, hoy, nyt beini? an Al trick bloycllut,
full, somo humrtli s'liollltiB down
tho Hlroct, or Ui ,tbo Mtroct, mlnht
ho wounded iiitirlidly or ' Htipor
flcluJly. A mature permin, from
14 tfa 17 Bumniors, ha no IiuhIiiphh
.wllti flrearii'm under any clretim
. HtanccH, let'alouo aboartl a bicycle,
cvon It IiIh Krandpan' Ih u careful
hunter.. Ili'-folkH may bellevo
thut ho xiiilotH nolbliiK but chicken
i hnwkH, but the 'world'fcnowH he
xlioota anylhlm; In mIhIU with
fentherH or fur. And, furthermore,
whon ho alinn at 1 a womlpecker,
ho 1b npt to hit a prize bull lri yoiv
. tier fertile meadow; If boys' mUMt
; ito hunthm, It ch'taild be doiie
ufoot, and with no h"un, . In hlu
wlno there ore no teiirn. '' -'' "V
. v' t.
Mr, AVllllain ll) Hhearer, ' the
naval lobbyist who had tf tvu' tvlth
mental frlantH olid upstantllnK
executives, who can -ihW' ?.HUat,
wppeared lawnt cvenitiK ' In the
uudllory fllnm. Ue'linlrfrewW the
writer an beltiK it Hintppy buok
atfont, able lo Hell tho writer a net
of . KhakcNpeare, altlurtiKh lie ul
reatl' lias threo tif Hiune.
Thurtiday nlirht, the Itlue Jllaz
itm; J'riday nlitht, tho llinh
J-'everHi Haturdny nlKht, noinc ifood
orclieHtra. (lCinporla, Kan.,i tla
r.etle.) A Jaazy knock Ih re(;la(ered.
' Jf any of tho HockH aro left that
ilotty kntt for, llelKiitnH, they
Hboulil'' be 'diHlrlhuted tea Iho re
jimlnlhK latreleKired ItolleH, whti
hlIII IriHlHt n beliiK fttHhlonitbly
culo but chliblalued. ''
' Until Heath of (I.I'ukh vlnlted
In the' clty'Mon.' ' Ho U or popular
with tho womenfolkH, tho older
Olrlrt, 'and 'thtt youtiK married Het,
uh a movie actor w-lth HldeburnH.
Mr. Heath ia flKUiini: on InxtalllnK
khlH own Met of 'teeth, ami Ih niaklitK
the? itrellmlnory tirrttnKementH. The
'appettraiico of tlto flrnt toof will
bo-an cnstlncerlnff feat eomptirable
. 'only io tlto dlKRinftf of tho I'auama
Canal. ...
Jllctt W'oiiuick, who left for
Arl.onu two inonthM u". has
Hlruclc It rich In Idaho, uuiHiverliiH
a koUI depoMlt ,1 mllcH lonu ami
tho circumference of ft Mnplinir all
tho way. VcMicrday ilr. W'omaek
; HtttttMl; "Wlretl you for ten. Slop,
Ah yet received no' reply. Htop.
litis faro nine.- Stop. Soru.fuut.
Urltth t'olemau Is back front
Portland, vhoro he attended 4 ball
KamOH. Tlo him ntdody to blame
hut hlniHclf. " .
- "All reifret her de)artut'p fer
tho Houth, an nhe wiih (reaerally
loved by Mil In the community"
(SlMklyou County paper.) A com
lillnu'iit with Iho 'rorentv litiBllxh.
; Me.nllou httH been made of the
"Miuuir eomplacetiey" of this burn.
Thlg refutes tho evidence and gen
oral belief that IIiIh burn gctH ex
cited tutcker, over nuthlnK. and
Htay that, way lontrer, than any
city of Hh nlxc In the world. Tho
buiuk complacency mlekH out the
fiirihW'est... and 1 Is moNt painful
durlntr '. ptdltleal ctimpaiitns, the
football Hearnoi, and when aroUHetl
by trump lecturer, until ready to
scalp the Rlnnein. Tho population
Ih also nmift and complacent and
on Kllont uh the froaon wuhIch of
tha'frwEvn North, during tux pay
Ing time. ' r '
Tho bttrberxhopa opened up thin
mornlnK (front dour and mouth),
tit , owing 4o .tho arrlvul uf
DKVKfllY, HIUS, Cnl; Wj aro till In a lather over Uila
Shearer, and tho lohhyliiK. If nno man with no official connec
tion can ehanno a whole conference, It's not him you want lo
Investigate, It's tho kush that ho Influenced, and It's the samo
with lobbying in Washington, if wo have Senators and CVniKress!
men there that can's protect thoniselves against these evil temp
tations of lobbyists, we need to chaiiKe our representatives. Any
person that can't spot a propagandist, and lobbyist, a mile away,
must be a person so blind that thny still think toupees are decep- '
tlvo and can't toll a house detective from a kupsI. Yours,
WIIL ltOt! KUS.
TIIKliK is this Slit'itii'i' controversy in a nutshell. As wo
ltnve iVrtvionsly pointed out, it is as impossihli! to (.'liini-.
mite the lobbyist from i o lit icti 1 jrntheriiijs tho microbe from
iliterstnlc eoiitmeree.. They limy, both be evil, but, ns the World
in eoiistitntecl; they tire ueeossni'y evils luiiywer bus yet bt't'ii
dpvised to elimiiiHte liini. !' ' ''''"'tA .i"'v ' '. ; ..'!'''
( Moreover, they both iinty Kt'i've lise'i'i'iViiVi)o.sei''. The iobby
ist coiieoriied with presenting bis side of a eiise, el'leetively, is
ns locessiiry in proiiiotiiii; .just legislation as a 'Oflnin. 'munljof
of bacteria iii'f liiineeessiiry in the proper ripening of eheese.''
And Iiii! defenses iitrninst both are similar. Just (is the hon
est, conscientious' legislator need not fear the lobbyist, so (lie
individual i who keeps himself fit mentally iilid physically need
not fear the ubiquitous microbe. , (
As Will Rogers aptly slates, if we have representatives at
home or abroad, wbo enn't protect themselves against lobbyists,
we don't need to change our lobby, we need to change our rep
resentatives.;' ' . -1 " -.
BILL SHEARER, FOUR-FLUSHER EXTRAORDINARY
tT I I!RO,LrO If their words we may know tbein." From Shcar
A. er's testimony before the investigating conimitlye yes
terday, it is very easy to determine bis character as u initn.
ITe is u sort of 'Jtet-Yoii-it-.Million (iates" without the mil
lion. ISIessed with perfect health, excessive vitality, nd the
nerve of it brass monkey, he has made bis way in the world by
a combiiiutioii of sheer effrontery and a supreme self-eonfideuce.
Essentially u four-flusher, he has been able to jmll the wool
over the eyes fof Ifig liusincss men like Charley Schwab and
Samuel AYakeman, by his shrewd knowledg of humail ' uatiif
and bis irrepressible gift of gab.
.
COULD anything be more siguifieant or illuminating than
bis opening statement, when asked regarding his identity:
"William Baldwin Shearer, Ajiiericaji, Clu'istian, l'rotcstaut,
Xatioiialist." ! "Cut out all but the answer to the quest ion,"
proclaimed thu humorless chairman, Senator Shortridge of Cali
fornia. (Sbortridge is just the type of bombastic dcclaimer
who would fall heaviest for the Shearer brand of nroofiganda).
Unless we are greatly mistaken, Brother Shearer was a go
gtting vleagle not so many years ago, and if hard pressed could
operate a shell game at a county fair with sensational success.
A smooth article is Bill Shearer, always, as be frankly slated,
after the nioiiey and, not so parttjiilar how he gets it. But, like
the iniei'Ohc, not dangerous wjien forced ' to' place all his
cai'jds on tho table and operate in the open air. . ' . , ,
WW HUMBLE AFTER FOREST FIRE REPORTED
While on I heir way with Iholr
two witnesses yostertloy lo sol a
wedding JJceiiHp and be liiarrled by
Judge (llenn O. Taylor, tho four,
seated in the front senl of a ear,
!. a. Mays, 2a, nad .Mips Hazel
Massey, l!i, both of Ashland, were
pinched by n crool. unnentlmental
ami intensely practical state traf
fic cop. l.lob 1'hllliim, for vinlut Inn
of Iho state law which forbids four
adult persons riding In a front
Kent, and haled neroro judge Tay
lor, who In tho face til' the testi
mony, could not oscnpo Imposing
on Hays tho minimum fine of jr..
Tho sympathetic and klnd-hcart-cd
Justlcfl of tho pence did his duly
ho diplomatically that the proHiinct
Ivo nnwlyweds, to hIuiw Iholr
throbbing hoart.s were In Iho right
plaeo hut covering tho whole chest
territory, ami thai Ihey held no re
vengeful feeling toward Judge Tay
lor, shortly after obtaining the
marriage license at tho eoiinly
clerk's office, drove hack Immedi
ately with their witnesses, but with
tho imrly Hcaltored over tho ear
this time In case they should meet
Phillips again, nml were united in
mnrrltigo by Judge Taylor.'
The littler was almost melted to
ears by this forgiving dlspoHlllon
and showing of confidence, and to
show Hint he wai ns good a guy a"
over graced Medun d from North
Dakota, cttlined himself, illtl his
stuff it ud then reliised lo accept
any wedding foe. tlesplle tlie fact
that ,1 ho lw provides for a justice
fee or not less than $r 'or a wed
ding. In lite meantime Hob Phillips
was out eating' worms somo; place,
-f ' ' !' ' -
Following a cessation of new
fires for several days past In Cra
ter national forest, a tiro Blurted
from an unknown cnuso la timber
nntl brush at Hall point, eight
miles northwest of Prospect, yes
terday afternoon, which Is presum
ably still burning ns nt tlnylhcht
today the last heard. It was burn
ing over an area of from L'.'i to ill)
net os. Thirty-six fire flghlers wore
working on this fire. '
It also became known today a
small fire In Orator national-forest
Iho other sitlo of Msh lake 'was
caused Sunday by n hunter not ex
tinguishing his camp firo, This is
out. 1
Smoke Is still pouring Into thu
valley front tlto forest fires burning
on tho ,1'mpo.iia divide, and which
Is blown Into tho valley ulutig the
Trail Creek route.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from I'ngo One)
eise unfair ti'ealmeiit of the
working classes, can avoid be
ing called a bolshevist by quot
ing the fifth chapter of .lames:
"(io to now, ye rich men, weep
and howl fur your miseries that
shall come upon you."
Any member of the Socialist
or Communist party would be
satisfied with that denuncia
tion especially in .these days
id' high wages.
Personal Health Service
' '"' ' By" WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Signed Uturi pcfuioug lo pronal hraitb lod bntrat. ni t 41twu dligoosts iff uenu,
ill bt Mattered by I)r, Utvlf U t lUmpw). uU-addresMd melp li neloied. Utters buulrl be
brtof and ffrtttwi In lot Owing to Um luia numb of Irttm rwelred, only fet can ba vuwv
ad hern; No rtpiy no b riuto (o querl ool tooftvning lo tottruetlooi. Addrtaa Dr. WU1U
Brirty. t on of thtt Mmmnf. i ' ' -- -
, , " yp-'pAiiy t kit c-ia list iiaiiit
In tho old iuy they wore ( JuHt ; doo not Hiioll the ta.ste. It is
l.ahy HDi'ciulltttri. Later they be-1 -oHDiy uue io mo action or tlie
caio chllU HiKfciallHtH. A baby in.
a chiiu, you boo, ;
until ho is votlnu
- which widens
' MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
Do Yon Remember?
lemon juloe on tho motiil,
KH-oiKlary .Anemia
t I.havo'hnd for HoveVnl mohtlis'
what 'the doctor rails NocumUiry
the field nlmoHi. , ; "
to the breadth of; ; ' . H' , Ini'
it.. at I. I.f
the now nearly:""!5' '''::. 'V ""'.l""'
c x 1 1 ii ct "nerve
KpeehillHt." If by
"nerve ripec-raliHt" j
you moan a iby
Kiclan who limltH
bin pi-aCllee to liiental IIeaHfH
u. b.r.1 inmrnoi-n nHi.n.wti i i rtlft-mp.ccl addressed envolope
tin vd nn (inn rrnl wll h Villi nv VOIir
specialist:' hot If you ''harbor a X V-' .)VV-V V Al'ITS ;C,I U.T
notion thtit a norvo Hpcciaiist is .
in iny way .better tiuitlifleil to tjt:ttl.
i In secondary anemia but is not a
I tell mo what Is the remedy? (C.
; K. B.) '-.' :
AriHWer. Secondary a'n e m 1 a
j nteatiH blood veakcned from.sonw
! primary condition or cause. Thc;
remedy is to determine w-hat "the,
'cause is and remove it.'' Send
and
repeat your question.
(Continued from i'age One)
with "nervous" people or people of KUl,v .Thursday, October il.
who Imagine their trouble Is oue TJl0 trial of Dr. A. A. Bottle of
to "bad nerves." then I say you j Klamath Kal;a, charged with viola
deserve to ho Imposed upon by Just tloll ,)t t10 Harrison narcotic act,
that' kind of medical hoktun.-. wa8 8(,f 'f,,r next Monday. October
Next to the '"t-anlshlng "jiervo J 7.- and the trial of Dr. li. Dietsch
specialist," the doctor who holds of Klamath Falls on the same
A vivid ynrn seeped up front
Frisco Mon.. but has to be- tle
nuiurcd hefure ttenernl circulation.
. J . Woiv v7mi:i ' . .
"'Wilbur f"i t?orin. Jr., of Kansas
City, 17 years old. In n fine tonnls
player. ' '' Durlnp: a four months
tottr this year h played In tour
iiiimenls and exhibition matches In
thirteen dlfferenl founlrles, and
So: Is back' In tho thick of the
chtmplonwhlp cnmpalKns hero. lie
my te hsvinir fun. llul what we
trnit to nsk Ih thin: If a hoy can
too' trotted around tho globe for
half the' your phiyimjt tunnls In
pohllr, nt an ngo nt which other
liny ni-ti elthur atolng in fiehnol or
oin. to work. 1 what If anything
BEEN PROVED SUCCESS
(Colltrlluileil)
Twelve years nun the Communi
ty Chest was an experiment. Today
It Is a proven success in over S0O
American cities, it, without a
doubt, will dictate the future of
ehnrliy nntt welfare work In the
United States for a decade to
come The first chest was In
Denver; After the war Cleveland
and other eliles began to set the
chest as moucthlufr bigger than
merely united fund raising began
to rcullac lis possibilities for build- j
log n ureal united community vol- i
faro program.
A national association of Cent-
minify Chests now exists or Inlev- i
eliauKu of plans and stnndnrlls. j
Chests in beginning to concern ,
themselves with state and national '
legislation regarding welfare prob. !
Isms, A nation-wide survey of :
the charity and welfare work- j
both rhest-supported and tax-sup- j
ported Is being ntsde as a basis
for stnndnrdltallon nod Improve
ntont. I
SALVATION ARMY NEEDS
CLOTHING, FURNITURE
The Salvation Army In Mcdford
tiKiiln finds Itself In need of a
larKO quantity of cast-off elothlntr.
The almost constant demand which
Is made uportthe Army, onuses' the
supply to be always very low,
Cfts of cloththK. furniture, stoves
or any thing which can tte used for
relief would.be. appreciated. . Any
one loivlui; articles lo spatv plcuso
call phone sritt and the same will
be called- for promptly.'
himself out as a child specialist
Is. in my opinion, the funniest bit
of make belief in modern life.
Mind.' I do not say that there are
no skillful physicians enuaKlnis m
this specialty; 1 simply say they
are funny.
One of 'em, a very ttood one,
too, called mo to time ono day
becaUHC, ho said, 1 was crabbing
his ttame. "How come?" I nat
urally wondered. Why, Rood Brief,
It was cettlnK so Hint the aVeruce
younK matron consultitiK him ttbout
her precious offspring , 'just ' sat
there ftrinnlnK while he laid diisyn
the rules about what the poor1 kid
mtKht have to eat, and then 'fwbeii
he paused for breath, come back
with "Oh. . but Dr. Brady says candy
Is all rlicltt for children" or some
maddening remark. ' f'; a. ..r
1 offered ms" pediatric monitor
no apolocy but advised him to
mend his ways if ho wnntod to hold
his practice. .Ton many of our
IcadiliK baby specialists still cher
ish riuaint prejudices ngulnst s!;ar
and sweets for bimbos. And there!
are still a few dentists left "who;
preach that eatlnu candy spoils
the teeth. thouKh scientific exper
iments and researches, even by"
men of their owit siinoiaiiy, i-utU';
satisfactorily prove that this old
fnfty notion is mit so. j ' .
In all medicine there, are no
more humorous rhnpters : Hum
those rcflcctlnir the history of the
so culled art of Infant feedliiR. The
infant feedlni; experts have always
Invented fads and fol-do-rol Jtnl
a bit faster than ordinary doctors
or even doctors of extraordinary,
studious habit could ever follow.
How the dutlni; youiiK mothers, In
their great Innocence of the tdm
plest rudiments of maternity and
child care, love to pay fancy prices
to these pretentious baby special
ists for their dinky, little cut nml
dried leaflets of sterotyped rules
and advice, a fresh slip for each
week or month, at maybe 1 Hi per
Up ., n makes a souk line of
practice when you (jet n fair , fol
lowlmr hypnotized. The youiiK
mother whose education. Iti "'this
vital aspect of life, has been
thorotiKhly neglected as it Is In
practically all the private and pub
lic schools falls prey to tho spec
ialist habit partly to cover her
own sbortcomlnKs anil party be
cause' It seems tho fashionable,
smart thinK to do. So It father
can die up the necessary money.
It is so nice, don't you under
stand. .
I movi'-btit nobody will second
the motlonI move that wo -Kirk
alp'hra out uf our schools and
substitute for it a course In in
fant care and fccdlnc, compulsory
for every boy and Kh'l.
QVJKNTWNS AND AXSWKltS
Who Called Horn lltltnb?
I am a Blrl IS years old and 1
would like you to tell me-vvhat
I should know for my iiko about
II fo. What I do know I learned
from ttlrls my own into. I am very
lonesome. Maybe It Is my ,ovn
fault, as I am what some people
call n "snob." I won't pick up fel
lows," don't drink, smoke or dance.
pet or neck. As soon as V f1'' I
to know n man and he finds out j
these thlnits he makes his exit.;
This makes mo unhappy, as want
to be popular with both (tb'ls-and!
boys. I am a saleswoman. (Dora.);
Answer. Stand, the Rtonnd'8'
your own, my damrhter, and never j
do w hat you hadn't oUKhter. That i
kind of popularity is pretty cheap, j
considering Its Kreat cost. Yiat arc
In error in thlnkliiK of the Johnny
who dues the exit as a. "man."
If a man discovers you he'll stick
around a while, nut of sheer won
der. 1 can only suuijest that you
write the ftlbllr Meallh Service.
WnshlitKton, l. C. or ..jmirown
state health department and ask
for Sex Pamphlets for Vouiik Wo
oharo, scheduled to follow.
" Several Jurors Excused
Ieon J). lavton of thts 'city, a.
service station operator, ' was- ex
cused from jury' service, because
of business-' pressure; Kichurd
Otl'ell of C rants 1'ass, who said
"there was" nobody to feed .the
chickens," and V. J. Currier, who
was unable to hear freely, were
also excused. Fay H. Diamond of
this city, jeweler, asked to bo ex
cused "on account of business, but
was retained' on, the list , for the
present.- .-:.'
Tho remaining 20.; jurors were
excused by the court until tomor
row morning at 10 o'clock.
Tho civil actum of .Mrs. ' Etnol
McDermld OKainst dho Keatersoa
liuinber company, for the annul!
Iiik of an agreement made by the
plaintiff relative to Tight of action
for death of husband, was begun.
United States District Attorney
Ccorge" Ncuner will arrive Sunday
to serve In criminal ca jes sched
uled for hearing next week.
Tho. docket lists 10 cases for
trUil. Included in the retrial of
Orvillo Davls Klamath Indian, on
rharBes -vof first degree' murder
for the killing of Lawrence Wal
ker on the f Klamath reservation
on the morning of January li, 1D-S.
Oavis was -convicted In federal
court in lortland nnd Sentenced
to be hanged. 'The' circuit court
of appeals reversed the fuse and
ordered a new trial, holding thut
the admission in evidence of a pur
ported confession made by Davis
ACIIONS
I. SlirlllKIl ,
3. The linnrylipe
li. Nnrrew pic
of Iratlicr
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I. 'I'ukv niiMlIrhie
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li. Unto
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ii. t'lliua
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TKX YKAHS AGO TODAT
(From files of the Mall Tribune.)
October 1, 1tH
Cincinnati Reds. Reufher DltQli.
In" defeat-Chicago Whlto Sox In
first same of world seri.es, U to 1.
l'.ondon paralyzed' by ' railway
strike. Earl of Portland hauls flah
to market, 1
..Pat Welch wins car by shaklnfr
dice for It with" Portland friend.
Doug Fairbanks opens hero In
"ills Majesty, tlie American."
' justice of Peace Henry G. Dox
of Ashland passes away.
rienton Bower's . divorce trial
starts In ltoscburg .court' .before
Judgo Hamilton. : ; - :
Mann 'storo celebrates nliii
birthday. : '. "
TWi:XTV VKAM8 AGO TODAV
(From files' of the Mall Tribune.)
October 1. 1
Fred Hopkins sells entire Win
ter Nolls crop for $15,000, or
$1,325 net per acre. ' ..
Nearly an Inch of rain fell dur
ing September, nnd October starts
with heavy downpour.
Postofflcc receipts show 31 per
cent gain In year with a total in
receipts of jl7,788.T0. ' "- '
President Taft to arrive in Mod
fold at 6 a. m., October 3rd.
Wes C.reen, JSert Anderson and
associates buy Scott place on Rogue
river for $50 per aero. f
FUTURE M0THERSMAY -HAVE
HEALTH SERyiCE
(Coittrlbutwl) 1
Future mothers! It you havJ
made no other arrangement uso
the Health Center prenatal ser
vice. The class is to start Wed.
iiesday. October 10 at Iho Commu
nity Health House and is tree to
every one. Just drop a card to
Miss Glover at the Court House
slating that you wish to Join.'
i alleged to havo been . sustained
ion May S, 10211. ' .1 "..
i Cniled States vs.. (I. J. Jycrs,
j possession and transportation, of
! lienor at. Medford, August 28.
j United States vsv John .Wall,
; possession and transportation of
lli.oor at Medford. July 4.
! United States-vs. Jon Mayhem,
i possession and sale o liquor at
j CHff.e point, April as. .
1 United. States vs. Almcda Lot-
Ih tlie 'middle of .the night while' of the Harrison narcotic act.
slttinir next to the body of Walker other -.cases lo be heard are:
in the morgue at Klamath Falls Ethel -McDermld vs. Kestcnioni chew- Imacs, assault with a dan-
was not voluntiiry and not proper, j Lumber company, action to obtain irerous woapon on Cecil Jackson.
Two important cases from Kluni- a release from agreement of plain- August 4, on the KlanjatH jTCScr
nth Falls also are to be heard. tiff relative to right of action forvation. . ..
They are the trials of Dra. 13. Diet- death of husband. United States vs. Bennett Wcckl
sehe and A. ..A. Soule, . prominent j J-;. H. Matheny vs. Kdward Ice; assault with a dangerous veal'""
suuthorri: Oregon practitioners. vvh0; Miw-hluery company: $50.0110 per-jon- DhiiIcI Weeks, August 14, on
are under indictment for violation ' sonal damage notion for injnrlesj the Klamnlh Indian reservation.
Would You?
If .vim were lu'linilcsx nml
in love with h Wfnllliy lioir
osh,' wmiltl ,vnu tnarrv lier?
)if forciii'cs of ' f o rtinir
lirouttht unliaiipinosi to I wo
lovers in "Thu Luxury 11ns
IiiiihI, ' a grippinv; story of
niodt'i'ii romiiiu'p, lii'vinniiig
tiulay in (hp Mdil Triluino.
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the 9ew Series
STANDARD EIGHTS
Prpcjaim again Packard's
engineering leadership
provide new brilliance
of performance, new
achievements in luxury.
men.
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It Is reported arou'tid hero tliat;
roaches rarry vnncer germs. Ow
Ing to the great prevnlanee of
roaches, this fact. If true. Ought j
to be generally known. (J, M.
McK.) . ....
Answoi. There Is no foundation
for the notion. Cancer Is nd roni
municttblo. Wo have no reason to
assume rancor Is en used by a germ.
No one knows tlie cause or .nature (
of cancer. If roaches Infest your
premises, send a stamped envelope
bearing your address and ask tor!
Instructions for ridding the house
of. them. 1
' , 'StWHln-rry ShorlH-t. j
I made -' some sherbet out of
I strawberry, lemon Juice, nugar and
eg white and kept if-for several;
hours In a fre..r lined with tin-'
. or aluminum. Where the sherbet j
touched tho metal. It, 1$ discolored.'
It this poisonous? Would It be
right to eat tho part of the sherbet
j that t nol blackened? (MIm It.
I Mel.)
Answer. It Is harmless. t It
Supreme engineering and
expert craftsmanship have
" marked the Packard Standard
' Eight as an outstanding car in
the line car field since the day
of its introduction. ' .
Hut in the new scries Standard
Kights, Packard has surpassed
every previous achievement
and in addition has given even
greater attention to the refine
mcnt of incident il comforts '
and conveniences. j -.v -i
Engineering Improvements''
nnd Body Refinements
tHiicf among the engineering
advances is the improved
powcrplant with its four-speed
traosmtssion and still further,
refined Packard straight-eight
engine, ' , " " - '.'" ; .
Body refinements include: ,thc,
inside, adjustable son visors,
adjustable driver's ' seat ' and
Steering gear, ncsvlv perfected
shatter-proof glass, dash board '
lockers nd new beauties io
fixtures and upholstery.
Eleven Luxurious Models
KIcven beautiful body types are
included in the Standard Eight
line. ' Prices at the factory
range from $2375 for the pop
ular Fivc-Passcngcr Sedan to
$2775 for the Seven-Passenger
Sedan-Limousine.
Standard Eight models differ
from the costlier Custom and
De Luxe Packards only in size,
power and degree of individu
ality -available in color, up
holstery and details of appoint
ment. In excellence of en
gineering and in expert crafts
manship they arc Packards
through and through fleet,
smooth and luxurious.
" ' It Costs No More'
to Own a Packard Eight
Tut nut of three motorists n
buy Packard Standard Eights
gift other mtkesoj rare.. They
have foufid that Packard trans-'
portatiofi costi no more. !''
Operation and, rnaintcnance ck- -pcnsc
for' Packard-Supdard '
Eight is no greater than for
many cars down to half its
price. The higher first cost
is completely offset by the fact
that Packard cars are built for
long life. They can be, and
usually are, according to
ownership records, driven
nearly twice as long as the lower
priced cars traded " Jfct
depreciation, therefore, is no
greater. -
Come in and sec the new
Standard Eights. ' Drive one
in any kind of demonstration
you choose. Your old car will
be accepted as cash, and you
m . ! t:v rv-f of "-ofti! if yoa .
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