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Newspaper Page TextfXnT? fotth &TEDFORD MATb TUIBUN-R, MEDFORI), OKKfiOX, MONDAY, OCTOTiKR 7, 1020. MEDFORD MAlLTRIBUNrj Dftllj. Sunday, H'MlIf j rulill-h-rt try intPPOltU PKIMINO CO. i-it-i s. kn t. f j HOHKKY tt. Will., ftlllnr 1 I. BtlMl'IKK AMIIM. kiftti j An ImlfprtMlHil wMit j Rntrrcd u wrond rlai um Mtdfnro I Oron, ondtr Aet f Mwrii 8. Mi BUBftf RIITION KATU By Mill In Ailuitf: i Only, ltb flumUj, fW IT 6i ; Didy, llti Rurally, nuolh It lUily, annul Huivliy, rr Dally, tiltxim KuiHiay, monlh fll Hrckly Mall 1rilurw, an yrv S.OO BuwUr, on ftu I 00 By Vviln. In Adinw In Medfnnl, AnUii-d, JvUomlll, tnlral I'uiot. I'bocols, Taicui, UoJd BUI ind co HiKlnayi: Pally, irlth Butxtay, month ........ .15 I (ally, iltlmut Bunday, nontb Dally, vlltwiut flumlay, om yur t.00 Dally, with Bumlay, on jut t.OU All lenni, cxb fn utunct. I MKMBKR OK TUB AflMH'MTKD PKKM BrcelTlntt Pull UmwJ Wire Hrrrlc Ttw AwocUtwl l'rt U eicluiltely entitled to tha u for pubilfatlon of H iliiyaifb credited to It or nUwrwIrt credited In thU pair, tnd also to tlx local iki publitbed btrala All rmhu for piiblWUoD ot tpteUI duttd ; hereto ut alao reersd. , offktaJ parrr of th flty of Mediant Official paper of Jacbuti County. lUnrn dally ateraje ftreu)tlr0 for ill vootkl i mI hi April lit, 1B'29, 4571. AdtfrthTiif RrprrientatHM U. C. MOCKNHKN fc COMl'AMT Offlfat In New York, VMew. uM rrinclitro, U Anceln, ReillK. I'ortUud. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry It is sincerely li(iicil Unit tho weather clears up before galoshes nml bare legs start mixing, an they surely will. Tho L'nlrri'Hity "f Oregon f't- ! 1 1 Irani, wlik-li dlil so nolilo un ; I lip sporting pages of tlic I'uriland : papers for mo past nix weeks, ! petered out upon tlie field f hatnc j Saturday. 33 to 7. nail to toll. Tho ! propaganda hail steamed up tho ; populaoo until the majority! dreamed of victory, anil tho ultra- j conservative announced that tho I worst that muni nappoli wan u wo score. Tho flolTB. huge anil slonc wall lino, that wan toutoil to turn hack tho Stanford i'Uh'.iph llko tho rockiiouuil ooaNt of .Malno turim buck Iho' IhuniloiInK wavoa of tho Atlnntlo oiran. orfoioJ tho murily ri'HlHtanoo of tlnmio-papor. anil loakttl yarilaKO for tho foo llko a tin roiini. (iroiron Stato illil a ti-lflo hottor, hut thoy wore not Klorlfietl in a ilownpour of JioIokiui ahotit tholr lulKht anil prowosH. W'lion tho hultoni ilropiinl out of tho hallyhoo fur an "Olil Orot;on" vlolory. tiio nhnlilo wlttoil propa iramliHtH 111 111 tiio rout to tho sun shining warmly, which thai nolar liucly will ilo ovory llnio It gotH a chance, conio what may. It l-- inaiuialnoil that tho university Hlioultl truilo off u regiment of Its hot-air iirtisls fur aovon hcoi'Ihb pla.vn, NO WASI' WAISTS (King ( lly Xo) Tho women of the Wtar I'hapot churcti iiavu a micial Tuesday nftornoon at tho church hascinolit. It wan ralloil a "inoaHiirlng social." iXilmlKsiiiu was paid according to the number of Inchon around the waist. There were fifty women present and tho gale receipts totaled $-5. Fig ure It out yourself. Tito fauna anil flora of the hills is considerably splotched up. as the October palming is well tmilor-w-ay. Kerns, maple leaves, and pumpkins are getting ' the full benefit of tiio artistic touch of Maw Nature, who Is doing tho usual first clasH Job. Illnier W'lnchcll returned front Halmoll Itlver the last of Iho week wiih a 1,'iu pound dear i.Monta guo .Messenger.) Kouuinco and enlson. TII.I.A.MOllK. tiro., (1,1. Special.) Although outplaying ibelr opponents throughout mit of the game, the local high school football team was defeated 13 to 7, by tho strong W'ootlburti eleven hero today. trorlland (iregtinlan ) Defeat, hero Is thy sting. If any? Miss Ishbel MacDouald. daugh ter of the Itritlsh premier, now visiting the president, . and the center of considerable social hub bub In the national capital, uses no cosmetics, "I don't even pow der my nose, though' I am often III god to." If tills bo so, l-h!.cl Is the only member of the lair sex on the globe who does not dab hcr'prohoscus, tlx to lv.i times per illeni, generally where all who run may see. A shiny nose Is all un pardonable social error, and 11 is hoped the fearlessness of Isliled don't start a enrc iconcetl for slimy noses among l;io daughters, the young married set, tho uldcr litlls, ct eel. Isbbel says she has "boon urged" to powder her nose, l-'iank candor that none who know their ladles will doubt. All thoso in favor of immediate pow dering of .Miss .Macllonabrs Hose please rise, and don't all stand up at once. A piffling rain of an ushcsM-d valuation of a3A.:'n, wan dtxtrlhut cd over thee parts Saturday and .Sunday, ami Has not of sufficient Intensity to lake the squeak out or the hind wheels ot id. oiig. 1 1 a ley bus finally put uncut diamonds on the tarllf free ! lift, and our tillers and tollers can j now m-i kiiiiip In their plowhamllc, 3 Glasses Water Help Constipation one glasii of water Is hot enoiiKh take three ulasses one hour be. fore breakfast. Much better re sults urn obtained by iiddlnu a tea spoon of simple Klycertu. saline compound (known as Adlerika) to each Blast. Ad !!( ka acts on ItOTII tipper a no lower imiu pi a mi tetnovr old wsste matter you never thought whs In your syn(em. Htop cn and mmr stomach in TKN minute! lie- Ih'ven constipation in two hours. Heath's Uruf Htore, t I A BENEFIT TO ALL TII.K (i WANTS l'ASS COriilKK believes 1luit if Aslihiml nml KIiimiimIi Kill Is know nmi'o n'l'iut t lie pi-nptisi'il Williams Creek "e.ut-ulT" llicy would rescind llieir 'indorsement of it. We four this is n eii.se of (lie wish lieintr; I'lithcr id' the ( hou-rli I . In our iiiniou the more one knows uliont: this iniosl, the more uiiarent its neeessiry, us a miilter of puldie well'iire, be eonies. Kor not only does this "cut-off" brinr one of the slide's Cieal natural wonders, the Oregon ( 'lives. "JS miles nearer Ash liind and Kliiiniith Kiills. but it brinifs Cn-seent City that is Hie 1'iicifie OeiMii nearer by iipiroxirnitely 40 miles. . s This not only increnses touiist tnivel to the ('lives, by de erensino; the time re'iiired mid ineieiisin the convenience, but it increases the benefits idready'deriveil, in the way of lower freight rules, iniide possible by u more direct nnd shorter con nection between this lnrire territory iiimI tidewater. That this is not an imau'inary benefit is shown by the I'aet that, aecordin' to reliable statistics, the housewives of South ern Oregon the past year saved iflX.IHM) i.n reduced freight rates on sunar alone. If this is possible uihler present conditions, it is easy to see bow the savino. would be increased if a shorter nnd more direct route were constructed. TlllMiK is another important, benefit which this "eiil-on"' would hriur. not only to Klamath and A.shlnuil, but to every community in Southern Oregon including (irants I'ass. ICveryone knows the motor tourist dislikes to rctnice his steps, to over the same ground twice. Ie is out to see new country, to see new sights; his time is invariably limited, and it' he can lio to a certain place by one route and return by another lb' almost invariably docs so.t If he can't do this, be .sometimes abandons the special excursion entirely. At present the Oregon Caves are bottled up, as Crater Laic was a piartcr of a century asr". Kvcry tourist, to see them, must drive in -11 miles and return those same -I I miles before lie can start fur another point. .Moreover, the tourist coiniiio; into the state via Klamath or Ashland must not only lake this tedious baclt-track. but he must go to (irants l'uss, then down to the Caves and back ajjniii WITH this cut-off, however, he could fjo direct to the Caves, at n savin"; of 28 miles, not retrace his steps a foot, and continue his journey over an entirely new route; either via Grants l'uss nnd the Taeifie Highway, or via Crescent City and the Redwood. In the same way the tourist from the north could go direct 'to the Caves, and, nfiniu without retracing his steps, continue on to Jl'cdford, Ashland or Klamath Falls and see an other entirely new portion of .Oregon. Wc fail to see how any fair-minded person can deny that this improvement would stimulate tourist travel to the Caves, and directly benefit every district, in this part of the state. So wc repeat that this Williams Creek cut-off is the sort of project that grows in importance anil necessity, the more it is studied. We don't care from what angle, it is approached, only one conclusion to our mind can be logically and fairly reached, namely, that, its construction is demanded by every consideration of .Southern Oregon's better welfare and proper development. "PLAY LIKK Murk Twain's (il)iluiiry, tho report of hasclinll s dtMiiisr ns Anu'i'ii'it 's jrrtNit nationyl sport, is slightly oxafratcd. Kin; llnscl'itll dors not lvin in such solitary ratult'iir as in oiK'u tlid, lint this is not duo so much to Ms decline, ns tho asoondancy of othor mujor sports, particularly jrolf and foot ball. It is, at any rate, entirely impossible to play down base ball's importance to the people of America as the World Series begins. Kor weeks every sent at tho opening jrnme has been sold, and thousands id' applications, accompanied by check, returned. In spite id' iho increase in seating rapacity of our bascliall parks, this increase has nol 1 u able to keep up with the public de mand, when tho final championship is staged. And tomorrow in Mod ford, and in every city and hamlet in the laud, men and women, the young and old. will lake some time from their business and household affairs to look over the score boards, hoed announcers and listen-in on their radios. ' Thanks to tho fact that the New York teams have been eliminated and entirely new faces arc to be scon in Iho lineups, there is more public interest in this year's world series than fo.' many years. Moreover, from all appearances, tho two teams are unusually well matched with the outcome, probably iu tloubl for several days. So most of us will be merely beating time until LM hours hence, when that thrilling pronouncement will come over the Rookies. "PLAY HALL!" With Connie Mack and doe McCarthy iu command, one can bo sure it will bo a ureal fight and a fair ami square One, May ihc best team win. MUTT AND JEFF I WW 1 IVlTWi "i-ll-li y,j -.... . . v- i fUJIErD 30V '!&J "'"1" 1 i fl. UnW; L ' f - I , - ..iMtieov- ,.. -j wrWUCLcJ Oorvjvr u vtvrM;oitv ne f(z T( LIST V , LONG LU I M vwp swssTtcJ pot ow A flocic U am? rTT 0F qugstYous. T use DESPAIR in a scntcncc BLOWS OUT, 1 rr?. ' . 11 Mn . Ln- I ,. . , . ' .' , I II,. - . - ' , : ..llltW, ... . I SOUTHERN OREGON BALL!" Jeff's Carrying a "Flat" J RHA&VG TrtS o lJfo PASS: HCRC fiTb-lLf f Pi S ' ,J' Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. BI(Md letttri pertaining to peraonil heal lb and nygieia, iniI to iiiw uiagiKMis ur Uraiuirra It I U trauered by Dr. iirady If I damped, tl-aildfev.td euudupe Ik ritrloied. Utters ilmuld be brief and irlllan In Ink. Owing U) Ittt lag number of tetter resetted,, nnly t fe em I aiwwer i here. Nfj reply can be mad to guarlu Dot eoitfurning to Uuiruetluna. Addrus Ur. William Brady, In tu of thU MWtpapor. i'rit)siK('nj doks it It M:im Id'cidiu1 almost un axiom i tlt.it tho first thing one tuuKt do in thi' iifatiiiriit of tiny illtU'hs In nnr-n i tin- h'Mvrln, mid thanks tu the yio- ' man work of the old ul ma unit ouarkx and no-., trum maker it . lias heroine al- ' most a universal ' helir-f thai the 1 f i r n t rule of health is to keep tho bowels open. ! I didn't kiurii 1 much in the hard ; but luippy yea i-M : of practice. How- ' eviT, here l one liir.ig I learned, and learned well: Seldom doen a Hrk pei-Min (b-rive any benefit ; fro in any kind of physic or any artifice Unit Induces purgation. I say I should not venture to rxprcsx ( my conviction so bluntly if I were entitled in Kcneral practice anil,' who knows, maybtr I'll rue this day , yet. Itut there it Is. It. lieve me, j I uuM ni'vei" more in earnest than I 1 am about that. J Mease notice I I said "seldom;" to tell the truth 1 had first put It "rarely if ever" and was about to change that to ! "never," when i wan reminded of j a hit of mo u ml advice jdvon nie j once by an experienced editor. Ho; said, don't .startle 'em too much ; j if you mean to take the toothbrush away from people, break It gently, by Ki'adual Mages tell 'em "first i tney lon t need to hrush more than two or three tlincM a day: later mak- it once a diy: still later every few days; ami so on unitl you iet 'em weaned without any abrupt rearrangement of their customary habits of .thought ami living. It was good practical Ad vice. Itut after due reflection I leavo it that way seldom does a physic do a sick person good. That will cover the possibility that a mild saline laxative or something of the sort may do more good than harm in Memo cases of acute crl, that Is, at the onset; It will also cover any other contingencies that do not occur to mo now. I want tho reader to understand tliHt there Ih precious little sense in the popular notion that when you don't know what else to do for a minor illness you may take a physic anyhpw. I learned from many experiments or much experience, as you prefer. that such Illnesses are little If at all modified by cathartics and that patients suffer no more distress, ! and recover oiilt ns wpII without ! physics as they do when 'such n-mcdloN are used, as a rule. And I'm no Christian Scientist either I'm Just a near-scientist and that's all. A little knowledge is dangerous there's a motto that ought to bu stamped in red ink across the face or every damned testimonial that provides the gullible layman with symptoms. Hut if a little know ledge is dangerous, a little more oftimes saves thp day. You, my lay menus. , may have a little knowledge of physiology, a little too much eif pathology and thera peutics; I have a little more know ledge of physiology than you have, let us say, for the sake of argu ment. Von have grave doubts about the capacity of your bowel function without help. 1 have no such doubts. .My nssurance comes from the study of physiology. You have not had the educational op portunities I have hud. I sympa thize with you. but at the same time it Is largely your own fault, for do you not approve, even praise the present ml ministration of the public schools, where hu man physiology 1m a sad farce if It. is taught at all. Knowfng what I dii about the way the alimentary mechanism works, 1 dismiss the thing from my mind nnd live hap pily ever after. Yet once I was Just as Introspective abmit It as you are, and just as miserable. (Jl'KSTIONS AXI ANNWKItS .k Me Sotttelhlug llasy A'hat is the cause spina bifida in the newborn baby? II. v. Y.) Answer. It would be a lol easier to explain why the great majority of babies are born with out such a defect In the spine. No one knows why the process of development Is Interrupted or de layed in cases of. harelip, cleft pal ale, clubfoot, spina bifida and the like. The wonder is that these coiiKcultal defects occur so rarely. Spina bifida is u failure of com pleto coalescence of the two pro cesses of tissue which prow out and tier ma lly meet to form the back wall of tho spinal canal. In Around on the End of some cases the defect Is amenable to surgical correction. Uciuii-e the Arm l inicr Head j It may inrercsr-you lu'know that the bi-ad of th medical depart-' mi nt of the army, also t:ie head of the navy medical department, have approved the method of re-I suseiiation as taught by the Jied ! t'n i including the placing of the subject's arm under tin forehead for the obvhjus purpose of clear ing the breathing p-issages. I Jure you acknowledge this? (CI. (1. 1'.) Answer. Acknowledge it? liless you. child, I've been raving about it at every opportunity. Hut I (louht thai any one who has ever successfully resuscitated a victim of submersion will ouestion the correctness of my positive asser tion that nothing should go under the victim's head if you are at tempting prune-pressure respira tion by the method of Schaefer. The Red Cross, army and navy medical chiefs, are all wrong in t hat leaching, as they must ac knowledge before long. Obliteration of Varicose Veins 1'lease. recommend for me a doe tor In who uses the new method you described for the ob literation of varicose veins. Our doctor seems to know nothing about It and yet ho thinks it would be dangerous . , , ( I). C.) Answer. I regret I know of only a few individual physicians who use the method. Uut progres sive physicians everywhere are ifiving the treatment with much satisfaction. Old timers every where still imagine it would be "da onerous." In actual practice the chemical obliteration of vari cose veins is far safer than the older surgical treatment. Not only that, but it is more effective and usually does not detain the patient from his or her usual occupation. Quill Points The insanity plea isn't so far wrong. You are Bane. Can yon imagine yourself killing anybody? As to outlawing war. a man can't quit liquor by laying In a supply tu use lu case he Is 1 templed. 1 Men Mill have some self control. .Murder Increases, but; ( nobody has yet killed anybody ( for oi'Vlnjr plmieH.' ; S j' I "War Just seemed less horrible In the old days because everybody sot drunk before i finht. Maybe youngsters prefer white collar jobs because it doesn't take long to learn to say. "yes, sir." A professor says women school teachers make the American boy more effeminate than Continentals. Ask those who met him In the Argonne. Americanism : Selling everybody a life-time dudad; changing the style next year so everybody must buy a new one and keep the fac tory busy. Americans still like the simp'e life. But they think It is simple life to do their own driving. If we are such an efficient peo ple, why can't we have our de tours all at once and be done with (he things? It must Ik1 emit consola tion to it man dead of a eraekeil iskull to know tho windshield didn't shatter. Ford Is right, it Is foolish to save during the first 40 years j if you are going to make u bil-1 lion in the next -0. Correct this sentence: "Ills mother petted him until he was' twenty-five," said the gossip, "but j now he's a self-reliant he-man." As we understand the great j His Neck - MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Solution of Saturday's Pulo AI'ltOSH Htiitliiif urva. riOua iirum , Tliruw uff tl9 truck IVrhilnlnt? to ShIki moan- ISi tains H. liriiuliir rtnt I. ',. Marie tbtniier 16. SMiminlic tuHf-liini,' 17, I tit I mate com imtiiun IH. Winter relilclo I. urge doer UK (.'nrrt-il rem , " Period S3, Fcninla intid nlnen :. Mrriii tonrb 27. Hteninsliipl a Mir. . Aiilunil'l Home, 211. lituhT! prettx 31. Cliemlcnlly p ii r ii i ulibr, i SS, (irrek Idler U.. Aliunde nnb run Ih 38. Short for ft hi an' iiuine 4(1. It Hit InlcU 42. Strike 43. Khig'lnni In f nriiet'liliiA 4$. Dlei Scut. 48. Tntinrlitg holM 47. Ciuilemiduiias mime fur u rlollnlst 411. M'licletl it I), Inipt'ilc tit. t'ltunnlly Li. Fnirlisli ranni fncIuriiiK city SiEBP0;s TlPiplNiEtDHjl-lO pU'Tt ENlT 8 El llJ&S S3 ar 1 eHmi; 1 AHsiEBa ft i A i N'jjaESjE LL 1 L H3 ;P M MR fi Lfe; N HbI E I EfeJH k j E I A We J RJ SfN'EtE IRiE bJSfk! E I A ig - M i E Ri e ' fi r!Ta! pfSsjEi e1ms E IVJEJ uInio St h e" r eRJeIl jJa RfejfiUEErR lEMRlelElP m 3 7 . W7 - IZIML. 1- I9 Ml IMZ. - 3 M - amis HTmw m : sM- m I I I I mi I 1 I I m powers, submarines are wicked and cowardly devices that a small nation can use to lick a great one. St i 6 w vac a IP Teggy's Camel lthle. lly Mary (iraham Honner. "So you would like to ride in a circus parade, eh?" the little black clock said. "Well, I think wed better turn the time back a few days so you could go through th. streets of unotlyr town. That would be more of an adventure." "Then I may ride In the pa rade?" Peggy asked. ' Certainly' agreed the 111 tie black clock. "Do you suppose I could do some tiling, too ?" asked John. "Want to lead one of the ponies?" the little black clock asked. "That would be fine,' .lohn said. So the little black clock turned the time back several days, and now they were at some other cir cus grounds, but with the same circus people. The most beautiful of nil th circus ladies gave IVm:- ; lovely dress to wear. It was of a bright yellow and simply covered with spangles. On her head she wore a most lovely crown of golden ma terial, John did not have to be dressed up. as walking beside a pony was not a dressed -up job. Ibit John liked that all tho hot ter, for ho was not fond of. dress ing up. Now they were starting. Through tho most Important streets of the town went the circus parade. JH-ggy. sitting on a camel. bowed to people along the streets. John led the dearest little pony right behind the drum major. He felt very important. And for the parade at the be ginning of the circus that after noon 1'eggy again rode the camel, anil John again led the pony. The camel had the queerest way of. talking. Hut lVggy loved It 7. niil meoM of lenitv' 8. cnioiiiiiiifii'n near lliu uuth pole 9. Kum 1 1). Scoff II. Itr-slniln 13. ii-i-hiiiaic liter . ii I u re i. ll.-l.l tinrk 17. Iiniiro Klvp 20. I'eiinlf 51. Hup fclhi" 21. h Ittfilollnr hlii: i-ollou. SB. i:fe'l Sit. Up iimtier for :tl. 4 cull IK 52. WrltiiifE lm pleiiieilt l 31, Trees uf tlllt , ifdlU A Mm 3,1. lio liulelited j;ti. Whim's liBldly 37. Vedsel I cl:iy ur Ktono 31). Untile of llio norUl r 41. Kter 41. ( inistriM-leil 4A. Hura to u rhiilef 4. Kool: naftlx -4:. Weep ii. Kincineerlntf iley re u IMreiilf rotirlS now n 1, Jrori'ed lit fnini old use 2. FollniTt'd tlie t mil fl. Orenl 4. Cunteinl t. Sinniii article 8. Sainted Sometimes she kissed her hands ; to the people, in the audience as she went by them. The circus people told her she ! couldn't have been any better if I she had ridden in parades all her 1 life. 1 That was the biggest ' eompl!- ment she had ever received. Tomorrow "The Crickets Orclrte.' Brisbane's Today (Continued trom Page One) refuses common politeness to Kins fT of Albania. Zor, a new kins, self mailt! ; ami proiul of his maker, wants ! to lie treatetl like a real kins;. ' So Albania has broken off ilip loniiitie relations with Turkey, land writes the bad news to i'Kemal. j Trouble possible? Certainly. ' Kaids on Balkan countries, like Al bania, have been a leading Turkish : sport for centuries. It does not interest this country much, UNLESS we find ourselves j in snnie world league or court that ! might tell ns to take charge of the I Albanian-Turkish mutters, w 1 1 h ! mure money. j II Is easy In say. "We join your ; court, or league. Hut we shall with draw If you tell ui to do anything ! we do not like." Hut once in, it is nol so easy to gel out. j j Why not stay out, and remain as ! we are. free to do as we chose? ; If Turkey and Albania were fight i Ing now, nobody in Kuropc would ; presume lo tell us what wo must I do about it. I Has (ho United Stales been such a failure, on lis own account, as to ! malic submission to Kurope's or I tiers or suggestions necessary? i There is nower In riiullllnn 'shown in advertising, in falling urojw, tnai wear stones, and in the j use of words. I Damon's recipe for success. "An Macily, more audacity, always nu jtlacity," is repetitive strength. t An impetuous vmitiir f,.,i.. -j about to transfer her affections! linos eoniiort anil force In repctl- 3. Do You Remember? Ti:X VK.MIS AC.lt TODAY U'Yuin files of the .Mail Tribune, 1 I, toller 7. Illil). I.lillleiiallt v II. Webb of Sill Lake killed ami John f. .Melllnn, iiieclKilili', seriously Injured, win-, lli'llavilliiul plane falls In tail-spin neiir lluUl Kay. The plane h;u been engaged iu forest fire patrol week. .Mayor linker refuses lo let I. W. W. a.-iilators speak In l'orllaiel I'larci. t'bliagu While Sox slaw off world scries defeat by nosing ou' t'lniinnatl In Id-Inning gamu, .", in I. l-'cilerat court opens in .Medfnr,l with five Indian linuor eitses and one Indian shooting fracas. King (leoi-ge of Kngland eablvs sympathy lo President Wilson, whose condition is reported slight ly improved. TWKXTY YRVItS AUO TODAY (Krom files of the .Mail Tribune.) October 7, 1IMID. I-Jxpert accountants find $01 !l. fir, shortage in books of B. M. Collins, former city recorder. Senator Chamberlain of Oregon buys residence in Washington, U. C. Hurrell orchard sells D'AnJou pears at average of $1.1)0 per box. Commercial club authorizes John D. Olwell to exhibit two cars of local apples at Spokane applo show. Death of K. H. Harrlman, rail road magnate, brings forth resolu tion of sympathy from Medford Commercial club. tion. "I hate you. I halo you, I HATH you." Use of any other verb would spoil it. On the clean wall of a new build ing, a young union man, in the leisure moments of a long drawn out eight-hour day, wrole: "It is girls like you, that make men like me like girls like you." There the charm is found ill re peated use of "like." Repetition of the same sound sound with different meanings also pleases the primitive car. "There once was a braw Scottish laddie, who said, as he put on his phi Idle, I've had a fine dish, of (he very best fish. Dot had he had? Had ,hc had hatldie?" The last eight words confuse tho hearer pleasantly. Writing, usually, should be spon taneous. Style in advertising must he thought out. to have words anil money, command attendon and pro mote repetition, ns ill "you press the button," etc. Writers , of advertising coP.t might consider repetition's : power, in use of words, as well as In re peated advertising. : , One word, repeated aptly. Ill times, might be more effective than 1000 assorted words. Mr. Dnvlson, president of New York's Central Hanover Hank and Trust Company, says bankers are going too far iu accumulating (he mil ion's money In a few hands nnd a few organizations. He fears, if this keeps up and we have economic depression, "Ihe voice of the specious poll ( ical agi tator may be heard calling for more socialized banks." Mr. Davison puts it mildly. If a few men get all the money into their hands, and especially If they continue their present game of usury, they will hear from oth ers more important than the "spe cious iiolllii'ul agllalor." They will hoar from Ihe public al. large, ami won't forggt what they hear in a long lime. fJlendale. Construelinn of pow er lines (o emergency landing fiel l cftwt of here and lo top of moun tain south of landing field, com pleted by California Oregon Power Co. Finds a Way to Stop Attacks of Fits Reports are received of an amaz ing treatment that epileptics state has proved successful In stopping their attacks. . It. J,epso, Apt. 6L Island Ave.. Milwaukle. Wis., has been supplying sufferer with this treatment. Ho now wishes to reach all (hose who have not been help ed and to do so is inn king the startling offer of a uencrous treat ment free to all sufferers. Anyone afflicted should write for this free treatment at once, giving age. A dv. By BUD FISHER v "