Medford mail tribune., October 17, 1929, Page 11, Image 11

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MKPFOKD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, QTCEfiOX,. THURSDAY,' OCTOBER 17. 1929.
Medford Mail Tribune
i. .. - Published br '
Hxsroio rgiNTiMa co.
t-t It nr l. . " rtaat f
-' - BOBERT W. BUHL, Editor
I, turn-m imitu, mi
An Independent Nwipaptr- 4
lourid u iKond elaia matter it Utdfsrd,
Onion, uidtf Act of Much 8, lsfl.
IUBBCRIFT10N BATH
.If Mill Id Adnoet:
Dillf, IU Sundtfi fear
Uallf, pltg Suiuiar, montb ..... ,
IMlir. wllhout tturidir, fear
UoiJr,- vltoout Bundir, mootb...,
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" hi Carrier. In Adwie. In Mtdfurd. Axtilani.
Jaeiuntllli, Central Point, fbotnll, Taunt, Gold
. Hill and on lllchvan:
Dallf, tritil Sunder, month 9 .T6
Dalle, wllhout Sunday, onlta 00
bule, -vHhovt Bundar, on roar TOO
Dljr, l- Bundar. ons rur.
S.09
1 urni, casa id uianc.
I1EMBKR UP TUB AN80CIATED FIttSM
-s HweMnf Pull Leased Win Benin
1 11m Associated -tea la eiclutirtlr MitW to
nil uh for publication of -aH Am dlvuatcba
r fredltcd to tt or oUierwlie tf wilted lo thfi papar,
jjd alio la Ui local newi publlibd herein.
. All rlfUiU for publlcatloo of ipmUI dUu-tebw
feorcln art alio reserved.
.-. omela) paper or (hb City of Medford.
, I Official paper of Jackwn County.
' ' AdfertBTnf KeptetenUtlfM '
" u ' at C MtKiKNfiBN CUMfAHT
OfTlew In Ntw York, Clileaco, Detroit,
rruxlKO, Lot Arvelea, .utile, Portland.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
v'jKtt!o. but tlio Kovlt't nutlon that
"'tlib wuy to alinllHh war hi to ro
: jnovo the jn'ofltH, looniH uh the
moMt HciiHihlc. it Ih never num
tluticd In the heHt (Uphittiatle cir
. i;ltH. ItiHtead them Ih tall talk
ahuut parity, and ilownward ration,
which doex not mean a tiling to
hM.ninn in the Ktreet, or the man
up an alley. It require no fflant
Jntelleet lo comprehend that if the
nuli reKlNti'rH make no pleawint
i((umlH, a nation, or roup of na
tfutiH will he a hit to euntrol their
Hiwrifath. It writ never explained
r durliiK the. lato fraeuH, why all
eoipmodilleH In America InerenHed
..In price, heenUHe of a HliorltiKo'of
the hearded harley crop In l.lul
parln. Home jdace In the Hcrip
lurofl It Ih written, "dreed walketh
.witli the lovo of buttle." It iiiohI
.certainly did, ( I !) 1 4-1 IH !.) , ,
The Alleo Hanley Peacock Is
HtUl under tlio barn, for the dura
tion of the I'hlnuxu pheauant Heu
' Hon.
For three nionthn our typewriter
nnn been nilliiK. , The ribbon will
only run towunlH the iImIiik run.
It only prlntH half a letter nt n
lick, and iiiohI of the tlmo not that
--mil ih. hove, money, and Kin have
been offered to the. expert, who
"will fix the Hiimc. Heven have caHt
v their mechanical eyo upon , the
nitll, and Haiti: "Tomorrow." No
reKUltH. UnleHH there in Hoiiiu.uution
Itiunedlately, Time will he taken
bytthe forelock (whero' wo will
tH'fih the typewriter fixer, If they
don't watch out), and tho vlllaKe
biackHmith hurled Into tho breach.
"Wanted: (Ihi with khowledKe
of dictation, to net aH handy man
''nround realty office. Addi-ens
' T-3K (Malheur KuterpriHc.) Awk-
liiK n lot of a lady.
, The atweKMor wiih only a bio to
"find 1744 doRM In thu county, lie
Hhould lo tnado to look nKaln, oh
thero. ate 'that many how-leKKcd
rJJontoh hulldoKH. ' ,
r Tho etihlnet form tif government,
vl' tii'Ked for the Hlale, and the
'Secretary of Kinh, Hliould bt a
, Htitheru Oregon ent.
In the I'antiiKes cane, cnnslder
hnble pet-Jury haN been tllHcovered
; after It Ih committed. H Ih Hlmllar
,,to eventn n few yearn back alonK
, the t'allfornla coaM. . A Hhiploitl
of rum would be,liuUd, and the
J fa et blazed in headllucM, loo late
o catch. the violatoiH.
Quite a few ni'Kue thnt the
forthcomiiiK paseant. hiHtead of
deidclliiK "The VanlnhhiK Hod
, man,", nhould depict tho payroll
.. that Ih about ready to vanlnli.
, No other city on the Pnclflc
coiuu ban a citizen who HhtncH up
hlx HpeckH with one of tho new JliO
blllH.
- And, would you believe It, n IiIkIi
i Hchool Kil l Htuck her hand In tht
,'dlKhvater when It wan too hot, and
jtcalded the name.
V. llybee, tbe JackKouvUle hciT,
towned Tuesday, and wax busy. This
aKrteultiiral nerr denlen the itlleKa
tlon tlint tho farmers feed the
t'hlneHO pheanantte . and other
: feathered creature that are belnp
Hlaln without Juw: ciiuhh or provo
cation. Ito matntalnn that the
Kanio htrdx Htibsltn largely on bunn
and weed need, that are. furnished
.by Ma Nature, and that a farmer
(1Ih not able to feed hlninelf, let
l.lilohe a mountain ipiall. Neither
"the, tillers or tho foxvln, are eniacl
nted, which hnn niitlllng at all to
do with tho argument.
" 'l ndvertlHPd that tho 'poor
''Would be welcome In thin church-"
J'.tld the minlNter, "and after In
.Viieelltiff the collection, I see that
they have come." ( HomIoii Tran
Hcript.) They gave jII their pantH
buttons to foreign miHrdntiH. . , .
FAIil lMVINO
.Tbo clay wan too uneven there
Kor him my futher hired
""To go with reins looped on Ills
neck , , .
. And plough ns he desired.
VfH' v t
'Huppose you holif (ho Vinndlctt,
son,
,,: A'" try to keen her straight."
The two hulves of the mil verso
Rolled back and Yitttdo ft gate.
..And I went thru with desperat
f Haro toes that scored, the clay;
No woman yet has nihtlo my iw&rl
I Bertt nil It bent thnt day.
, L1Vhn I turned ftt last nnd saw , 1(
My furrow running liuv, ,
head was higher by n linnd,
t Ho Xunt fny tblgh-bonea grow,
i. J-'- . . . ' 0ndon KoYiiw.J
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WATER
SOMK iilea'oE tin value of water in' the Rbjjue River "Valley
may be gleaned froifi thfe report'.of the new Koirile River
Valley irrigation district, now in the process of final organiza
tion: '). ' . ' 'I.I
- Tlie land in this district was appraised ut .frtOOWJO, The
cash receipts from crops raised in this district during the pres
ent year totaled over $7"0,((JO. In other words, in one year the
gross income was more than twice the appraised valuation.
-M!ore than that, in this district there are more property own
ers who want, water than can get it. This is in marked con
trast to the Hit nation when
formed, and the problem was not to get the water, but get the
ranchers to take it. '' ..
.'-I.', -
Tins means the market value of water in Southern Oregon
has at last been permanently established. It means that
irrigation after a hard struggle is, as' far as Juckson County is
concerned, "over the hill." ' ' ....
With the always faithful law .of supply and-demand -at
work this also means that the plan to secure more water, and
eliminate the water waste tf the past, can now be financed; and
any crop decline due to. water shortage can be removed as a
possibility in this part of the slate.
, It has been a hard fight and a long one, but water has finally
won. This factor, more than any other, nieans that prosperity
in the valley has been placed upon a permanent basis.
THE AIRPLANE IS
TUK nirphine is n rvnt civilizcr. If Messrs. Sliestnkov,
Kiifaev',' Bolt'oV niirt Sterlin'o lind arrived n' Oregon over
the railrond-ship route JVoni liussiii, tlicy would have attracted
no attention whatever. 1
Had they stopped in Medford and reislered nt a Joeal hotel,
we i'ear they, would never have gotten into tlio 'public prints,
for hold reporters are notoriously leary of unpronouueeable
names.
J Jut. these entleitieti will ttome by airplane through the ehnids
and Medford and every other eominunity on the eoast is eagr
to honor iIh'hi,
This flight will do more toward removing prejudice against,
and reviving interest in, Jfussia than several thousand tons of
Soviet, propaganda. The airplane is a great eivili.er, a great
humnnizer, and last, hut not least, a great "advertiser."
PRESIDENT HOOVER SURPRISES THE POLITICIANS
SKXATOR ItOKAH believes a tariff bill neeeptable to Presi
dent'UooVer will be passed at tho present session. It is
plain that if such a bill is not framed, there will be no tariff
hill at all.
.-For President Hoover holds the whip hand. And while a
year ago there whs considerable doubt about Mr.' Hoover's
ability, if eleeted, to handle Congress, there is very little doubt
today. .
In fact, one of tho big surprises of the Hoover administra
tion thus far has been the President's ability to assume a defi
nite and effective political leadership in Washington.
. 1
TIIK Democratis and Insurgent coalition have been, and are
now, doing everything h)ssible to put the, President in a
hole. Hegarding the tariff they are trying to do one of two
things.1 Kilher put through a measure so unpopular with the
peiiple as a whole that it will injure the Iiepublicau party in
the next congressional election, or tack onto it a debenture pro
vision which, under the guise of farm relief, will force the Presi
dent to veto tariff revision entirely and thus force him to admit
failure, in an important portion of Jus Special Session program.
TlirS far, however, President Hoover has completely out
generaled the opposition, lie has plainly indicated that if
the opposition is successful in their first, effort be will veto the
tariff measure; and if successful in their second, he will appeal
to the country over the heads of
just what has been done.
In short, President Hoover is going to get the sort of tariff
bill he wants, or there Is to be no tariff bill, and the American
people are going to know why. . '
True, the victory is not won. Put when as clever n politician
as Senator ltorah declares a tariff bill acceptable to the Presi
dent will be passed, one is perfectly safe in predicting that it
soon will be.'
,, .Still 15 minulcs each day with a dull book will make you as
cultured as a similar daily period with a vibrator will make
you beautiful.
Clirisly MntlirwHon's snu slnmlil rnnlce1 u""l n nviiitor if
he iiilicrils his falheiVs cimlrol of the "ili'iip."
"Al Cnpoiiu ilorsn't touch nn lliint; iilfoholic."' Jt is a vir
tne ('(iniiiinii tn ineii in his Nituiilin.
MUTT AND JEFF
VMILI., YOU LOOK MWS
SOMCTHIMG thc cat
ORASSCB M
MT OUT A-AlN.
ft I'..' r iw jr t w ' "i . v',- r.- sams8
,. 1 . ':;.. - . i ........ .. ' .,
HAS WON!
the Medford district was first
A GREAT CIVILIZER
Congress and show the people
.1
Also Left Taclke on
coAc'rt7i"1t
Going to
v i ' 7. w v-' 's 7 . i t a i ii issJ.ar i
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. - - - '
filoed latteri perulai ta petannal health and twltoe, not to dleiM diaposu or tret taunt
will be amered by Dr. ilndy if i atanpedeair-addrt enielope U eueloied. Lelteri sbould be
hrltrf and rltleD lo Ink. Owing to tbe Ursa DUDuer of let t era received, oolr a few man ( -...
; ed bera. No reply can be made to qwtyi oat
' JiOW DAHIJ voi:
AHho some reudtrs will not con-I
cedo It, a ureut fault of mini:, ns
a ht'ulih uuthorlty, Ib that, I am
Inclined to ovev
uHtimate tho . in
tollllience of tho
goneral i.u b 1 1 c
I v 11 a t & n st- u .1
a . "
IiewSIJilJllT V V
ile have warned
me aulriHt thlH
falling time und
nyain. Nevertho-U-8H
I am eon-Htmint-d
and' I
beliqvo'1 any:ionc who knows my
Htyhj '. at,'a" newspaper writer- will
tako 'tiils Tor What It is worth
I urn coitHtnttiH'd to credit tho
Beneral'' public with u fair degreo
of Intelligence. I 'J"se my chII
mate upon the general character
of the letters -I receive from ull
Classen of readers everywhere. Of
course I know and often deplore
the abysmal ignorance of the great
majority of luymen in respect to
physiology, hygiene and health,
and accordingly I do try to talk
down to the level of intelligence
of iny readers about those sub
jects, lint ho far as ordinary mat
ters of life nro concerned, the
character of the letters I get con
vinces mo that the general public
is not so dumb as my colleagues
would have me think.
Even In respect to hygiene or
the ways' of health ft seeinu ap
parent to me that there is a
steadily Increasing nopulr lutein
Tix iiuiv not vet mnKo
v.. - -
itself obvious in the public health
records, pui i nave no uuumi
whatever that It is actually ac
countable for what ' no public
health regulation can effect, name
ly a reduction in the prevalence
of cri. Crl is pronounced kreo
and means any Common Jiespira
fory Infection In the early stag.
before the nature of the Illness or
Indisposition is definitely known,
yet when the .iufertum
is loHJ j
Jorly ur,
readily, spread, in a ma,
cases. I who have ued it report variously.
jtegardless of the attitude of the; Sume m,0 Jt.UKnU,d. others are
public health authorities on th.s, (Uh!l,()(ntea with the results. I'
important cause of dinabling illness, lt.j,.ve SU(.h n waHh should be ap
or one might oven say their reac- p,lt,d t(( tho najr alyt Anyway,
tionary enoris 10 .sen om iuw..
the idea that sonic unidentified or
undefined "colds" so called nrp
of other than Infectious origin or
character. I venture to say that
the time will come, if it Is not
already here, when no responsible
person will dare to pretend in
have ' Just a cold" and to . keep
at his usual work or play a men
ace to all who happen to come
within his or her spray range. AH
things ure now In . some of out
largo . industrial or commercial ei
tnblishments, tho low grade WorkV
ers or underlings scarcely diui'
pretend to have a "cold," but thy
drivers in the next higher gradu.
the people who so fondly class
I themselves ns "executives" reserve
the privilege of continuing at
work when they have "slight
colds." This sort of abuse Is only
one of the evils which we must,
usctibu to the' weak und vague pol
icy of our. present public health
authorises. They don't k n o t'
whero they're at, in the preven
tion of tho respiratory infections;
nnd running around in circles they
manage to Impede as mucn as
possible tho growth of popular
intelligence in regard to the ques
tion, with their subsidized "idlen
slve research programs" in i.uo-u
of tho cure and nature of the
mysterious ailment they tall 'tht
common cold," but carefully re
frain from defining so that any
one may know what they are talk
lug about.
If you wish to bo honest and
fair about it, tho only name you
can property give your indisposl-i
llon nt tho onset, when of course
you don't know yet Just what It is
going to be, is crl. If you don't
wish to play fair call It "a cold''
nnd you will have somo support
and assurance from the old fogy
health aulhoiitles In your plot loUohn told Peggy afterwards, 3ll
spread tho infection.
Ql'KSTlOXS AND AXSWHUS
' Jloslier JlcthiHl.
Please tell mo what the Moshcr.
method of correcting irregular andjfar
painful menstruation is. mat you
recommend. Miss tl. (.'.
Answer Ur. Clelia J). Mosber,
health advisor of women In Stan-1
ford university, describes in her
fine book, "Personal Hygiene lor
Women." published- by Stanford
i nivcrsiiy 1'iqss, . mum ma. !.,,
the simple exercise 1 recommend
the Cornell Glee Club
r- -ARM ATHL.TIC - PLGNT'Ji I Vai Cci-.iT? I .
waf'-ralof to lnatruetlooe AddrM Dr. WaUlaa
HAVE A COI.D?
under, that mime. The public, 11-
Imiry will
have the book.
l1.
l'leae describe the proper dietj
for a woman of Ul whu has . . A
A. It. C. '"
Answer No
matter what the i
ICi.mnn twin .nit, .,l,wiil..l,n whu
' I'".
knows her condition and individ-
iifil t'ffiiilrnii.ntu n tnt ol It van 1 1 V
i ,.,, ,u Hlt vu t!
no more sense In thinking that !
uiililn lift will cnif nvurv so-itm nf '
this or that, than there is in as
suming that some particular medi
cine or other remedy will help or
euro every case of this and that.
Tho public Js very slow to com
prehend that the old quacks and
fakers who formerly exploited
medicinal nostrufms ure now trim
ming the wiseacres by the food;
and diet route. '
Habit or Ailment.
I am writing you that perhaps
you can suggest some remedy for
constipation which 1 have had for
years. H. J. l.
Answer If' . it is simply a , bad
habit of thought, as It Is in a
I large majority of coses, 1 should
be glad to send you some instruc
tions, mentioning what your habit
Ih, and Inclose stamped envelope
bearing your , address. If your
difficulty Is nh ailment or a dls
easct however, you should consult
a, physician. I am not trying to
be mean uhout this; there is sound j
psychology behind' the conditions
1 impose. V
Iron and Tea,
i A lneriu kmii uiv uu suve
. HIIKKtJ,tion for nair that is showing
A friend tdd me you gave a
signs of greyness. All she remem
bered was that there was iron in
It. I'll be thankful for any such
help you. may give me. Mrs. M. C.
Answer A reader gave me the;
information. Hhb said that sh
had found the frequent use of a
wash satisfactory. Tho wash con
sists of a piece "of 'copperas (Iron
Hiihihiitn tha nl'(t rf. ,n iwul rlis-
Holvod hi a pint of black lea. This
,i i kons crrev hair' Other . renders
. uj,.
(Copyright
John ' F.' mile Co.)
TIIK 1M1ANS' N.VMH v' ,.j
fty Mtil'f (.rnliuni'Huiiiior.. '
Tho Little muck Cloek wa thoj
afcr.t.. !
tTrT.."80' h"r,OB f.or!ave""ii'l'ally,-..at- firat, then keep it j
He could do anything.
trHrZJi,"1 t""C' ",S",S it!1,,,UUU " yC!U'
ui itniii. iulI,Ua ,. rti,i nn
to 7 o'clock.
If ' he' had been thrown away
they would never have had these
trips with him. But everyone
loved the Uttle Black Clock Wheth
er he could keep the right time
or not. Ho was such a dear look
lug little clock. He had such a
lovely expression on his face
L Now be had let them into his
Isecret. Ho hnd told them how he
, , . , , , . ,
could turn backwards or forwards
or any time nt nil except the cor
rect time, because of mnglc that
had been given htm.
What did thev care about the
correct time when the Little Black
hock count let tnem no nnywnere. mml drunkanl, the right to say
any time nt all? Why., this made j thnt she wjl, m)t Ul.lng nv more
ull the difference Ift the world. unfortunate children into the
The Little Ulack (.'lock-had turn- worl(lr. pmspem,,., women, able
ed the time back to the clays whent0 care for arga fntnnegi Kot blrth
v umiiiuux ima luiim-u. ixevur, nif
ho expect to see Columbus
except
on a monument. '
They were watching Columbus!
now. The I.lttlo Illack Clock had .
kp,u nl tmo trned back Just that
c0mhus had Just said "India."
and. now he was calling the people
"Indians ."
"That's what they'vo nlwayB
been called, Isn't It?" Peggy asked.
"Kver since tills particular time,
ln Little Ulack Clock answered,
"you see, foiumhus thinks lie has
reni licd India that's the land he
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE
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flbhr.
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paguda
ti. Conipusi point
ti. Breathe
7. Trips for a
purpose
t9t Kutlces: rar.
Solution 0? Yesterday's Puzzle
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mcuHure
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67. Wusli llglitlr
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I'OWN
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3. Inilnmmnijle
KuUntanees
M .Muii's Diqlt.
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was expecting- to -see and thesejrific energy, only guessed at. by
people he thinks belong to India. ! science, may contain millions of
Ho he's .calling them Indians."'
"That's how they not thelri
name." Peggy exclaimed.
"I Riiess 1 diil hoar that some-,
where," John added. I
"Itut ,ve. can't stay hero any.
lonnor.'' the Little Ulack Clock
said. ' We've someone looking for ;
Tomorrow "Jack."
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
Hi n sine tieposic oox most ol
in interest, ami wear an lmna-
nni'u iiDiii uiv iiiiiuu in ill ti
few days.
The faculties of seven New York
I lie lULUiiica ui i.e.. . i n
..llu.ra n. ll,u aft In Aliniivn I
the penal code, allowing dotovs lo
give Information about birth con
trol.
l'ltl, Klptl, nl In tr,-tln
; the woriu T,01(, hve missed CaM?1""1' A,"B,rtcan m '
.... ,i. . v iq .. .. f.-- H unimportant.
o ..u. ... .0 ........, ,
probably also Napoleon nnd many'
other valuable individuals.
Hut that say the birth control
ndvocates. does not answer the
nnu,in li.. .in,
rhlldren,' in weak health! her hus-
rnntm informal on. Pnnr women
'on't Kt It.
Madame Clinic, who helped the
discovery of radium, comes here
to accept for the new radium Instl-
j tuto at Warsaw, olio graninin of
radium costing $30,000, paid, for by
American women.
You could put in a small valise
radium worth more than all the
wealth of Rockefeller, Konl, Secre
tary Mellon and George F. linker
combined. It such a radium ouan-
i tity existed
x -
Our Bun, wllh its source of ter-
ID. Agrlrullurnl
ftttilvi utitir.
11. In un extreme
degree
IS JJomoti , ..
la. (irons dim
IH, Heron
20. Murk of omis
sion Sfl. Huivailan rood
Malt Ihiuor
SI. Cirl'n uume
ii, t'ruzy purkoni
Sl0II(T
nt. Make Irtce
Zi I'et mime fnr
a close rt-'lu-
lire
39. Drleotnl drums
4U. tfore '
41. Ilrulers In
silkn nnd
oo lens
I
iA'Nll
rvj1 F 43. Serrcl hli-
unri
44 riioi'idclUD
(TOddesB
45. rhino un
40. Color
47. Turnihiuto
4H. Hlln.lliiK
it, Hury
id. Woiunn'4 name
rrnUit; Scot.
(11. Kcotrli river
tU. Throutrh; ure
Itx
68. All riff lit
S.'Rtnln tllffhtly
5. Mukcs a sec
- ond exnmltiu
f' lion
4. i'lnylns enrd
i, Th row off the
truck
6. Heiuirntton o(
wroii(f
7. AltoruntlTO
H. ISquunilvrcri
9. One who duubi
tons of radium.
We can't get at that. But we
might give more poor children the
benefit of the sun's light, which Is
accessible and costs nothing.
-
Seattle, warmly welcoming the
plucky young Russians flying from
Moscow to the great American city
of the northwest, sets a good ex
; ample.
I Russia has always been our
friend, nnd we should be friendly
with Russians now, congratulate
them on getting rid of the worth- j
leas, destructive and degenerate j
Romanoff crowd, and having the
1 -overnment.
rnllrnL'o In ctf mi flmlr nu'n onn. !
. . '
Seattle Is a good start for vnur '
unn t lorget inai
"soefng America first' trips.
. . .. .
my nijiiii ui tut) iiue, uau uouiu:-t
ant game, communicate with PrnH- i
ser aim iwnnson, two or tno best ,
guides and outfitters In British Col-1
. ,
Umllla
i i,u iiii lieu Liiun umieH iiuiu
Dr. Alanson Weeks, famous sur-
geon of the medical school in San
Francisco. What he does not know
Mr T,nmont "Thp" Mr I.nmnnt '
i..,.. business Is ironrt nnrt win !
tlnile -ood. OOTar - ,; j
npn. , 0nnem, p.,.lp ',.,
"Amen," and means it. Orders re-'i
ceived by his companv for the i
three months ending September 30
iiicisoiii i..... !
were jim.BSS.ON. against $n0.a28. -
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Children Over 7 :.... Saturday 11:111 A. M.
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Do You Remember?
TEX YEA ItS AGO TODAY
(From flies of the Mail Tribune.)
- October 17. .
P. ' Corning Kenly sells ear of
Rose averaging ?0.45 per box.
Local sportsmen report deer
hunting excellent but fishing poor.
Smudge: "George Hunt has re
sumed his theatrical career ' in
Bedford and is wearing "Tt derby
hut someone forgot to nd to the
Belgians.' v
Coroner's jury finds death of
Aviator ti. V, Webb near Oold
rtay an accident, which 'dispels
rumor someone bored hole in g
tank of plane. .
i ... ii ttr ii ..., 1 Ilir
declared winner of New YorkrSan y
Francisco, air race., r , , ' :
U. S. Associated Kngineers pro
tent against cross country air raeo
because of large number of fatal-'
ities. !
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
(From files of the Mail Tribune.)
October J7, 1009
"Denouncing Deputy Sheriff BUI
Ulrich ns a 'chicken thief, un "egg
sucker and calling him several
other uncomplimentary; . names,
.Mrs. C. Mow attempted to prevent
him from entering a chicken house
on tho Mow ranch In Ashlund can
yon and apprehending , Chester
Mow, one of the men who broke
jail on Friday - evening. .'But her
denunciation fell off Bill's head
like water, lie entered the chlekon
house and enughti the fugitive, uh
ho hiid caughf the older brother
earlier in the afternoon." :
Washington. Congressman Nick
Longworth arrested for not paying
73 taxi bill.
City bonds sell at par In Port
land, putting $.Vi,f,0 Into city
treasury.
"Contract let for 5-story hotel
coiner of Central Ave. and Eighth
street," to be built by Ur. J. F.
Koddy nnd W. H. Hamilton.
1. J. N'pff nnd C. M. KldilNpiir- '
chase Obenchain orchard near
Central I'oint for 810,000.
Light Comedy
at his Theatre
"Tllontlcs Ey Choice," coming to
the Isis theater tonight and fTl
day is an amusing light comedy in
which situation after situation
brings forth almost contlnuui
lnughter. There Is the, scene in
which 'Walter Hiers as tho bustling ;
chamber of commerce secretary, .
unwittingly tries to interest a deaf
and dumb valet in the harbor pos- .
nihilities of his little town. And
the moment when the" dignified '
refrom league secretary discovers
that a monkey has appropriated
I his toupe.
Slate Official Resigns. '
SALEM, Ore., Oct. 17. (JP)
! Charles E. AV'arrens, for ' several
j years auditor for' the state cor-t
I'uiuiiun tiraiiiiitiii. nun i veiifi iit-u,
effectlvn N'nvoTnhur 1. mul will h-
... "
Trl'"t company at Portland.
G.RR IUa coma nn.lnj Inc.
w - -
year.
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HKW,
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i.'J" '? .tl,e.' important work of
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corrirtlve action of Foley Pills diu-
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" a natural way r a t,ie sys-
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