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MKDTORT) MATL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD, QREfiON, FRTDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1920.'
Medpord Mail Tribune
Ikll, turxltr. WmUt
Published bf
MIDFOHD f HUNTING CO.
M-IMI N. Fir St.
BOBKRT W. HVUl, Editor
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tba um for publlratlon of all new dlipalchea
credited to It or otherwise credited In thle paper,
and also to the local newi pubUihad herein.
Alt rlfhu for pultllcaUoi o( ipecU dlapatebN
ereln axe also resened.
Official paiier of the City of Hertford.
Official paper of Jackson County.
Sworn dally amue dreulatlan for til
ndlni April lit, 1829, AMI.
Adrertismc RepmenuUm
M. C. MutiKNBKN A COMPANY
Ofrieee In New York, Chleafo, Detroit,
ftuelKo, Lot Angela, Result, Portland.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
tilnco Senator lluflln. Iho emi
nent Alabmna bigot find braggart
Ihih attacked Albert 13. Full, it is
BUfo to bot that Mr. Full will be
ucqultted.
The law to make the buyer
rquully guilty with the seller of
intoxicating liquor, 1h putting the
right foot forward, but should have
an amendment wishing tho home
brewer the beat of luck.
Pictures of "tho youngest and
toughest inmate of FolBom prison'
who escaped tho grim, gray walls
In a coffin, reveal that ho Is the
possessor of noodle pointed side
burns. Because of same, tho world
Is not surprised that he was
caught, but is amazed that ho over
got away.
Mil, IIAUXUY GETS THEM
(Ynciuliui Hay News)
' Mr. Willis C. Huwlcy has
visited - his constituents at
Tolodo and Nowport and
talked liver and harbor Im
provements and gathered data
of tho needs of harbor and
river for use In tho coming
session of congress, Mr. llaw
lcy has been doing that very
same thing for the past 20
years, and it's about time for
results.
It's about ttino an upstate school
ma'am administered a paddling to
tho son of a promlnont citizen,
und roccivod extonsivo mention on
tho front page and tho odltorial
page, on tho samo day.
Tho extremely young of tho burg
uro coming along flno with their
Installation of teeth, the upstarts
doing their own dental work. They
Bi-o right nt the stago' when they
will try their tcoth out on any
thing oven a carrot. In later
years they will find it difficult
and ono of tho main problems to
provide material to furnish exor
cise for their teeth.
"Miss CIraco Timms Is enjoying
a visit fro man old college chum
this week" (Notl Notes). Some
thing elso for tho editor to laugh
off!
Colonel J. Aggravation Fogg
spent a few hours this morning In
our midst. If ho never comes
buck, It will bo too Boon.
Hural washings left out all night
ore being liberally punctured Willi
blrdshot. by tho uccidvntnl dls
rhurgo of shotguns in Iho hands of
careful hunters.
A contest to find out what one
would do If one had $1,000,11110
looms. This Is a very pleasant
pastlnio. It is hoped some of the
contestants till the truth, viz: If
they had $1,0(10,000, they would
try to get another $1,000,000,
HUES FOUND MAKING
HONEY (lldllno Del Norte Trlp
llrato.) Ilelleva It or not.
Tho tax cussing season has
opened. Tho veteran cussors have
been assigned to the windows
where they will havo a place to
rest their elbows.
lllSTOItY OF HADIO
The alchemist learned
(Anil of course ho -was burned
For so ovll a work without
Pity)
If tho night was quite dark
Viiu could raise a hot spark
Hy massaging tho hldo of
kitty.
And old Volta he died.
And Frero Ampere beside,
Hut their passing was nary
torrent .
To the nltle ellto
Who had little tn eat '
Whllo they fiddled around with
tho current.
Then Marconi arrived,
And Do Forest connived
To glvo voice to the air .
Perhaps neither
Could have ever deduced
What a force had been loosed
In vibrations that tickled
ether.
And for years they have sat
And havo marveled thereat.
And have heard what was for
them to hear. Jlenco
Announcers who wlieeae
And sopranos and cheese
' Aro rewards for n long perse
verance. (Chicago Dally News.)
NEW YORK. The odds against
(wins are l to 1, against triplets
J 0,00 to 1. The United Hospital
fund had made some deductions
from blrtt) statistic of 1$ hospitals.
WHAT PRICE HUNTING!
AT Hie present tiint it is more than one's life is worth to
rouni iibout the city suburbs or meander hIouk the country
highways. ,
A perfect iiriny of male citizens is abroad, raiifiiiiK from
boys in pinafores to old men with lonjf beards, hlazin: away
with double-barreled shotguns, at all times of the day or night,
at anything that remotely resembles a pheasant or u quail.
The slaughter miiuiif; roosters and tame canaries must have
been tremendous. "No hunting" signs seem to make no differ
ence, nor do the ordinary rules of family privacy. The family
sleeping porch is held no more sacred than the buck-yard gnr
agc. We know at least one innocent rancher who carries a load
of bird shot where his back collar button should be; and there
is a certain pet dog, that never roams from the property of its
owner, which has been trying to scratch out a peek or two of
li-B shot for four days.
'TMr.BHH is a law against
a. Hasn't the time come to see
is also a law against shooting on a person's property without
his permission. This law, it seems, should also be enforced.
Hunting is good sport and the open season is here. Hut
there should be some limit to what the people of this county,
both rural and city dwellers, must be forced to endure. While
we have often believed we have too many laws rather than too
few, we do feel there should be a statute prohibiting boys under
ten years of age from roaming at large with loaded shotguns.
NK thing is certain. If such a situation as exists at pros-
V- out is allowed to continue, the people will soon rise in
their wrath and demand the prohibition of hunting entirely,
within 20 miles of civilization.
It is not only to the interest, of the innocent bystander, but
sportsmen as well, that our present hunting laws be strictly en
forced, and that it few basic principles of good sportsmanship
and common sense be observed by those who now regard the
open season as an excuse for blazing away with both barrels
nt anything in sight.
FAIR PLAY FOR
I
TS an ill wind that 'IiIowh ho
or may not, jret permission
Pacifio and San Franeisco; but their effort in this direction lias
at least impelled the Southern Pacific to favor a rate change
which for many years has worked, ail unwarranted hardship
upon tho people of the Pacific Northwest.
For many years, Kasterners traveling to the roast via the
Northwest have had to pay more than those traveling to Ouli
fornia alone. Thin haH been known as the "Shasta differential."
Now, according to reports from San Francisco, the Southern
Pacific has agreed with other trans-continental lines that the
round-trip rates via California and the Northwest should be
the same.
THIS is as it should be. We would like to commend the S. P.
for its generous and public-spirited attitude, but feiir we
must ngreo with the San Francisco Kxaminer that itsmain pur
pose iu this action "is to block one of the arguments tho Great
Northern is expected to use before the Interstate Commerce
Commission" iu seeking permi.ssion for the tidewater connec
tion at the (lolden (late.
However, as we sometimes criticize the S. P. when it is
wrong, wo are glad to commend it when it is right. AVe only
hope the good results of Uireatened competition may be equally
apparent iu other departments of the coast railroad service.
A woman authority in New York claims that before marry
nig a girl, the man should court her at least three years. That
iH somewhat similar to tho American idea of joining the World
Court.
Pity that poor elephant. Kxeeuted three days after killing
a woman; worth $11)0.000 and wasn't even allowed to hire a high
priced lawyer.
People should feel more confidence in the Lower House of
Congress now. For weeks ifr has met and adjourned without
doing anything.
Atheism would he as much
if foolish people got as excited
publicity.
Home talont si'Mtnn improssi's
can to make a vast dry region wet, and Chicago uses Italians.
The liipinr traFfie eneourages
But what of it? It always lias.
"The poets of yesteryear looked more poetie.M So did their
poetry, son.
MUTT AND JEFF
ahcm; fAv boy gocs. iiMfiLL. weu..n i think He's sriN -gMX Is
'"1 I ToTT cou-G5:, -WHAT'S H E studying BS TZeW AnV MMUT X&WA
mistgb Murrjjj studying, f B A JHf ocs H ll v rM M'TC pf 11 crUi
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shooting within the city limits
that this law is obeyed? There
THE NORTHWEST
one tfoori, The II.il! lines may,
1o hook lip with the Western
of a "menace" 'um Communism
about it and gave it as much
up. Kussin hires an Ameri
crime and corrupts officials.
Jeff Graduates With
ivjLi-J"Cw'eLt.i
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
IIim latum ptrUlnlot to panona fatal Ul
at bo anaatrvd ur Dr. sradj IT itajnpad, ulf-aildreuFd emelopt la eoeloiad. Uttera abould ba
brM and srlttao is Int. Owing to Um Urea Dunbar of Utters raeahad. onbj s tn eu ba anraar
ad bara. No rapl, aas ba mad. to giMftaa sot confer alt u IrsuiieUota, aedraaa Dr. eUUta
aiwr, W mi9 , turn ,
Ofll DAILY IIKKAD IS QUITE AMi ItKJIIT. NO MATTER
WHETHER llltOWN Oil WHITE
Soon after a food faddist or cult
healer tircH of a given kind of
food and begins to harangue the
public by word of mouth, the print
ed page nnd eke the air. about the
public's diet, the
food t h e nolny
one lias tired of
becomes "poi
son." Thus many
it queer bird has
discovered hrown
bread or whole
wheat bread and
found It o darn
good that ha 1h
Inevitably driven
to the conviction that white brend
is "poison." It becomes his mia
Kion to save as many people as
possible from belnff further "poi
soned" by the deadly white bread.
Ono mien food expert (self-qualified)
has a very smooth flow of
rhetoric and an eany-running type
writer. He has broadcast so much
nT this funny advice about diet
that not n few people now Imacino
he is a physician, and every little
while some unsophisticated writer
or speaker actually refers to tho
fellow ns Dr. McTwaddle, let us
call him. instead of just Mr. Mc
Twaddle. It appears the popular estimate
of an assertion about a health mat
ter is that there is likely to be some
sense or even science In It if It Is
made by a doctor; very often,
though, the public is deceived in
this, for maybe the chap Is not
physician at all. but a doctor of
philosophy or a doctor of dentistry
or some other kind of a "doctor" In
disguise.
White bread Is more attractive In
appearance than whole wheat
bread, to some persons; It has a
finer textttre and makes better
toast than the whole wheat bread
does. For some of us the flavor
of white bread Is more pleasing
than tho flavor of whole wheat
bread. As for the mineral elements
or salts In white bread and in whole
wheat bread, the latter has most
of them, but what of It? Unless
one intends to suhsist exclusively
upon brend this Is a consideration
of no practical importance, since
wo ordinarily depend on fruits and
vegetables to provide the mineral
elements the body requires. The
same holds true for tho vitamin
content there Is little or no vita
min It In pood white bread, and
qulto some In whole wheat bread.
Ttut don't let the propaganda' of
the jazz health experts worry you
about that. There's vitamin Tt ra-
ore In nil sorts of vegetables.
fruits, other whole sralns. wheat
bran, peas, beans, liver, kidney.
Provided you can afford 01 ob
tain other tilings than bread to
ent. It Is merely a matter of tnstn:
whether you should eat whlto,
bread or whole whont bread. Ora'
ham or whole wheat bread makes
mighty good eating when It Is prop
erly baked; at least it Is on at
tractive ohantfe from white, now
anil then, for most persons.
oriwrioxs and AxswF.ns.n
Out of tho Presidential Km
Our son, aged 0, gives us much
trouble and Is himself greatly em
barrassed by bed wetting. Is there
Anything that ran be done to cor
rect this? J. J. W.
Answer. Dr. Itnlph C. Ilamill
maintains that In all eases of bed
wetting In children the child can
be dry if he wants to; just as you
or I can wake up at i In the morn
ing instead of 7, If we mnke up
our minds to do so without fall,
for some important occasion. The
trick Is to teach nnd train the
child to nsMUtne responsibility for
his conduct tn sleep. We hail n
talk about this hero n few weeks
ago. Send stamped envelope bear
ing your nddreMS and ask for In
structions for correcting bed wet
ting, and be sure to say that the
child is yours. No such boy should
be allowed to drift along a wet.
A wet can never become presi
dent. Wife Can't Prosy for Husband.
Kindly send me your advice how
to quit mnoklng. My husband has
smoked excessively for years . . .
Mrs. M. n.
Answer. Madam. I can assure
you there Is nothing you can sneak
Into your husband's coffee that will
make him quit smoking. Nor enn
you serve i his proxy in the battle
with his old flame. If ho wants
to break away he must do alt his
own quitting. You had better con
fine your efforts to the helpful and
the Honors of War
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and nnlana, sot to dlaaaaa dUvnila or iraataurt
always graceful business of serv
ing tlie poor fellow good coffee.
A man who gets a cupful or two
of good coffee for breakfast finds
it easy enough to hold out all day
without a smoke or a snifter of
hootch. If your husband is in
earnest, lot him ask me for such
cold consolation and warm help as
l may oirer mm. .
. Tonsils Doomed.
Our son will be 16 in December.
He has very largo tonsils and ade
noids. Ho Is thin. We want to
havo his tonsils taken out. KhouM
wo have a specialist do It? Is It
better to do it before cold weather
sets In? Is it dangerous? p. C. F.
Answer. Any physician who
does surgery can remove tho ton
sils and adenoids as well as any
other specialist.- "Weather makes
no difference. The operation Is
not dangerous unless the patient
happens to bo a "bleeder" (her
mophllia) or subject to other In
sidious or unrecognized disease.
Good doctors examine or test pa
tient for these "contra-Indlcations"
before undertaking such opera
tions. Too many "specialists" and
"clinic" parasites butcher whole
sale and without bothering to make
any tests at all even operating on
the say-so of some tin doctor nurse
or other busybody who corrals the
victims and runs them Into the
"clinic." 1-Jlectro - desslccation or
electro-coagulation (diathermy) In
advisable in any case where surg
ical removal is fraught with risk,
(Copyright John Ifi. Dllle Co.)
Quill Points
You can always recognize a ce
lebrity's write-up of a world series,
He uses 837 more adjectives.
Tho apple crop Is 10 per cent
short this year. Call again in ten
days, doctor.
As to Palestine's future, no col
ony endures unless It can lick the
natives without outside- help.
AlffUUtlcs art' thing that
go together, liko liam and
cggH. Tho opMslio is best Il
lustrated by rheiiniutisni and
a rum bio scut.
The more wo see of Austria's
efforts to govern herself, the more
we respect the Hapsburgs.
Ho. hum. Almost a year before
Oklahoma' selects another man to
Impeach.
Americanism: (living two bil
lions a year to slick strangers be
cause those who back Ford twenty-odd
years ago got rich.
It's easy to get rich, as Ttaskob
says, If prosperity again pays divi
dends on the stocks watered to
catch suckers.
If Mr. Ttrookhart saw liquor un
der tho table at a dinner for sena
tors, he should tell us whether it
was placed thero by waiters or slid
out of the chairs.
A New York Judge says alien
population thwarts reform. Wo
seem to remember, too, that man's
first effort to reach heaven was
spoiled by confusion of tongues.
Tho two iHiipIo who lHro
yon most, with brldgo talk aro
tho woman whoso only Intorcwt
Is cards ami tho man fresh
from tho dentist's.
Fire In an Ohio coal mine has
burned five years, nnd as a lat
desperate effort to make It go out
they might Install some water
pipes and pot plants.
Tho little king of Houmanla was
taken nut of public school he
cause boys hit back when ho sock
ed them. Yet the knowledge that
mortals react that way might save
his throne some day.
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the length of his magazine article
sentences indicates that it isn't
anything expensive.
Correct this sentence: "I find,"
wroto tho college boy, "that I can
get along very nicely on the al
lowance you planned to givo me."
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
hud proper salesmanship."
If young Mr. Insull follows
out those ideas ho will be a bin
industrial dinosaur some day.
Nearly all young Russians ro
tltrough military service, and soon
Russia will have 5,000.000 trained
soldtor8, under 30 years of ape.
That Interests Western Europe.
Such h crowd BtnrtinK westward
with tunks, flying machines nnd
modern equipment would call for
attention.
The young soldiers aro taught
that capitalism plans to crush
Russia, which it isn't. It is only
planning to do business in Russia.
Soldiers aro told also that (heir
duty is to make the proletariat, the
laboring clasB, rulers of the entire
world.
The fet once got tired of carry
ing all the load, and then it was
time forthe head to do the carry
ing. Hut Iho head is still on top, and
the feet still carry tho load.
hercvor they go Russian sol
diers take hooks with them.
That'B bettor than carrying a
bottlo of vodka.
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In Canada, Ramsay MacDonnld,
member of tho Socialist party, addressing-labor
unions, tells them
that changes must be mado by evo
lution, not by revolution. That's
how they havo been made in tho
past.
It Is suggested that space above
the tracks of tho Pennsylvania
railroad terminal in New York City
bo used "for a sporting arena to
seat 50.000."
The plan is that space belonging
to tho Pennsylvania bo used for a
prize fight ring with seats around
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help with overhead, when no profit
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Prlzo fighting is far from rail
roading. It seems unlikely that
General Attorbury, head of the
Pennsylvania railroad, will devote
any considerable part of the Penn
sylvania property to fight pur
poses. Tho space might be valuable
later as an air mail landing. It
will bo big enough after develop
ment of the "straight up and
down" helicopter type of flying
machine Is perfected. .. . u
Why not a first class office build
ing or hotel now, with the roof re
served for airplanes? That would
be in keeping with the Pennsylva
nia's program of progress. A gath
ering place for prlzo fights would
not be in keeping.
.
Cock-Eyed World
Draws Big Crowd
One of the hilarious episodes in
the all-talking Fox Movietone pro
duction, "The Cock-Eyed World,"
at the Crnterian, deals with a little
red book, given "Top Seargeant
Flagg," played by Victor McLaglen,
to bis pal nnd arch enemy ."Ser
geant Quirt," played by Edmund
Lowe, when the latter decides to
Icavo the service.
Tho little red book contains
names, addresses and descriptions
of Quirt's various former flames, a
goodly number. When tho trans
port carrying the marines docks
in New York. "Klagg" hurries to
the nearest tclcphono booth and
calls tho lassies listed in the little
red book, lie only locates "Fanny,"'
played by Jean llary. She is dated
for a rollicking trip to Coney Isl
and. All goes well until they meet, the
last person In tho world they ex
pected to find, Quirt, and then the
trouble begins.
Still ;ood Friends.
NEW YOU K (JP) M rs . Cloria
Gould Hishop and her former hus
band aro still good friends, though
ho married another after their
Keno divorce. "He's very sweet,"
she amplified on her return from
abroad, though disappointed that
he dbl not meet her at the pier as
she asked hy radio.
Do You Remember?
TRV TEARS AGO TODAY
(From files of tho Mali Tribune.)
October 18, 1910. t
Klamath Falls Legion adopts
resolution condemning League of.
Nations.
Washington Doctors doclde not
to operate upon President Wilson,
although his condition continues
serious.
DeValera elected
Ireland.
president ' of
Mercury hits 20 ubove, low rec
ord for season.
Local Jeweler unnounces sale of
threo diamond rings to Mcdford
citizens valued at J212&.
Public holiday declared in Jack
son county for Armistice Day.
Lieutenant Hob Deuel will bo
grnnd marshal).
TWENTY YEAKS AGO TODAY
(From files of tho Mall Tribune.)
Oct. 18, 1909.
Mlko llanley voluntarily agrees
to let city enter his property
with gravity pipe lino If city will
absolve him from any damages.
Medford Hardware 'Co. an
nounces sule of 15.840 flics during
season for trout fishing In Rogue.
Edward L. Lane of Boston buys
Hunt Lewis orchard near Central
Point, paying $35,000 for 40 acres.
The rtneue River Fish Protec
tive association is to be incorpo
rated and a determined ngnc is
to be made to closo Rogue rlvec,
to all commercial fishing.
D. E. Green sells 6000 acres of
timber near Trail to eastern con
cern for (280,000.
1
STOSIES
TACK
Hy Mary Graham Bonner
'I'm turning tho time way, way,
way, way back, said the .Little
Black Clock, "so you cirri meet
Jack. lie is very important around
this time of the year, but I'd like
you to hear how he made his plans
in the first place."
It seemed to he much cooler.
The children actually shivered a
little, but they minded the cool air
only at first." They had been told
by the Little Black Clock to bring
their sweaters with them, and they
were quite comfortable In a mo,
ment or two.
Ho led them on and on until"
J V . M
they came to a castle. It was a
most magnificent castle. -But tho , ,
most beautiful thing about it was '
tho way in which its windows
were decorated.
Thero were all kinds of deco
rations nnd paintings on the win
dows, and they were all painted,
it seemed, with frosty white
brushes. Home of tho painting was
going on now.
Back of the castle were a great
many trees, all of yellow and red
and other flaming shades.
"Jack! Jack! Jack!" ho called
again, and he naked John and
1'cggy to call out, too. So they
began to shout:
"Jack!i Jack! Jack!"
There appeared at ono of the
windows the oddest looking person
cither of the children had ever
seen. Yet there was a sort of dash
ing look about him.
In fact, he was really quite
handsome.
"Well, I'm not usually wanted as
much us all this! This is a treat.
I'll be right down. Pray step in
side the castle."
The Little Black Clock and John
and Peggy walked inside. The
great door, decorated much as the
windows were, opened of Its own
accord for them.
Then Jack appeared.
"Allow mo," said the Little
Black Clock, "to introduce Jack
Frost!"
(TomorrowJack's Castle")
WILLIAMS CREEK LAD' '
FALLS OUT OF. TREE
WILLIAMS CREEK, Ore., Oct.
18. (Special.) Victor Sparlln fell
from a tree nt school last week
when a limb broke with hlin.
wrenching his bnck very painfully
but not seriously. Mr. Fixlcy drove
him to Medford to a doctor's of
fice. By BUD FISHER
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