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Pally, wlUiout Sunday, nootb '.09
Weekly Mill Tribune, aue year. . . , . , , t.UO
under, ona year H.OO
By Carrier. In Adranee In atedforil, AKUIand,
iaeseuirllle. Central Point, MmuU, Talent, uaut
BUI anil oo niilinri:
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Dally, without Bunrlay, nonUi Bl
Dally, without Bunday, ona yaar t.OO
1 Dally, with Bunday, ona yaar 1.00
'Alt tanu, cash Id adranea.
I MIHBKB OP TrtB ASsnniAKO PREM '
' lUeelrlnf Full Uawd Wlro Scrika
'Toe Auoelated Preaa b aicliultaly entitled ta
Ike naa tor puiillealloo of all uro dlipaubaa
credlUd ta It or olhtraUe errdlled In thle paper,
lod al tn the local newt publlibed bareln.
All riihu lor publication of apodal dlipatenae
fcertjn are alio marred.
Official paper of the City of Medford.
. Official paper of JaekMo County.
i Bworn dally areraie circulation for all annual
endlnf April Ual. 182, T1. -
AdrartlfTnt RepreaentaUrai
II. C. MIIUKNBEN 4 COUPANT
Omeaa to Mew Vori, Cliluio. Delralt, tan
rrauclaco, lM Ameloi, Beattle, Portland.
Te Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
The brunchiitl truublo of Mr.
Villi, of. oil brlbo. time, will iIIk
appeur aliout 30 hccoikIh after the
Jury brines Jn the verillct, today
or tomorrow, or Friday.
The latent ltumdlnKcrif. Inc.,
wrinkle in tjio analyxiB of "coni
munity , factorn." The factor,
that are not fraction, will be
declnial pointH.
It'H a wceli till Hallowe'en. 8ov-'
oral of tho lcaillnK milrllH will rob
a hank -tlila your, InHtead of Htoal
ing four, a-utomohlloH, and tipplnu;
ovor the courthouse
An odd father , hun houKht hla
14-year-old son a colt, , 4-loKKOd
Inatcad of tho,uuul .33 tiullhre.
SAVS THE WAIlllteNf
(Tlinu Jliiir.) ,
"My friend, for a little while you
nnd I arc compelled to live under
the name roof, and,.in u way, to he
In each other'H company. .Vqu
come without Invltatloir from me.
1'rohahly you had no intention'
tlmt we. uliould meet in thlH way.
I'robahly you have made a mln
tako, perhaptt done .wronp;. I hnv
done both. Let uu both, tho little
while we are tOKethciv.try. to. do
at wo would bo done by. Hhuuld
wo both do thlH 1 am aure wo can
part with roHpect for each other;
My eurncat wlnh i tliat 1, miibp
n better man ror , iihvihk .kpown
you and you may bo none tho
wprno fur having known me."
W: T. Hector, 814 tJomrherrlal.
Iiaa applied for lleonHen on a Ford
voach-snd a Kord Heilun. (Halom
paper.) ProHpeiity and glutton
for punishment note.
A quartet of dainty feminine
left-handx, heretofore iuconHpic
uouh in the lapH, aro reachhiK for
aialt ccllara and the cards, and
waving frctucntly.
Kniory Pnnrako, while . huntlnn
fell from a bluff on Salt Kork of
Dutch Creek last Thursday and
was badly battered. (Yreka Jour
nal.) Appropriate.
A brisk wind Is biidly needed to
blow the leaves Into the nclghbor'a
yard. ' , ,
A highly iiiwuilr.iMl "million dol
lar" rum ring, with foi-ts, radios,
ships, undMbahks has been routed
by the prohibition enforcement
unit. There urn probably 40 other
"million dollar" rum lings, but
they will ,npt ho molested as there
Is liable, to he shmo brandy In the
Thanksgiving mincemeat.
There was iulte a rush of coun
try people to town the first of tho
week to get their shuro of the first
batch of country sausago.
Tho appended lleni Is the out
standing journalistic ef fort of I lie
year. In the social department, and
Is from the Fountain Inn H..l,)
Tribune. The reader must .use his
or her imagination, to find out If
tho bride was charming, and a
member of the Delia Delta Delta
Delta Delta sorority, . nnuj ap
proached the altar on the arm of
her father, with orange blossoms
as a corsage. No information it
given on tho fraternal connections
of the groom, his part In the tireut
war, or his civic worth. The niinle
of the preacher who did tho hitch
ing is even omitted. The account
of tho wedding Is as follows, anil
there should be more llko It:
Miss Hpeed is Rono. Shq now
Is the wife of gentleman
named Ijcnnnn-Mvlio deserves
credit for speed. It Is a short
lory soon told. Miss .lennle
Mao Hpeed came to Kountain
Inn the first of September lo
teach school. At her boarding
house she found, aid ing others,
one M. C Ijcnnon. a temporary
employee of tho stole highway
department and In winter n
captain mid Instructor at a mili
tary school In Amilslon, Ala
bama.' He fell In love. Hhn roll
In love,, Three weeks later io
went lo his winter work. Three
weeks of correspondence follov- ;
ed. Then Miss Hpocd left town
at the end of n week's leaching;
Mr. Lennon came to (Ireenvllle,
and there the two were made
one. Congratulations toia.fast
worker. 1 equalled his record
once. And hlraslnfts on tw'o
people who know what they
want when they see It, Foun
tain Inn needs another teacher,
but .teachers are to bo found
very here and husbands must
be picked when they aro rip.
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The production (if wlienl III (lie
1 'tilted HIiiIimi In IKiiK nimiiinlcil to
' C8O,hO0,0U0 Winchester bushels.
THE COURT HOUSE SITUATION
T1IKHK KeeniK to lie considerable inisiipirvliiiisioii retruriling
Jackson County's new court house. Jiidifinp; by some of
the comments heard, one. iitik'ltt .suppose lite County Court could
scleet a site anywhere within the county limits.
Obviously no such alternative exists. Medford is the county
stnt, and the County Court is obliged to select a site within its
corporate limits, which the city is obliged to furnish, t '
Naturally, under such circumstances, the city of Medford is
ijiixious to secure the most central, desirable and convenient
site obtaiimblfc; but it cannot dictate rcfritrdiiiK the matter, final
authority hMino exclusively with the County Court.
'
NOJt docs the selection of a central and desirable site mean
that Medford is considering the matter from its own stand
point alone without regard for the interests of the entire county.
jh lonf.as the court house must be in Medford, a convenient
and central location is as much to the interest of every district
in the couiitv as it is to Medford. It would lc unfair, for ex
ample, to the people Of Aslilnml to have the court house situ
ated on the northern outskirts of the city, as it would to the
people of Central I'oint and ICiikU; 1'oint to have it on the south
ern. In other words, a central and desirable location for Med
Tord meaiis a central and DKSIRAlii.K LOCATION FOR ALL
Tl'lE RESIDENTS OK JACKSON COUNTY,
BECAUSE it has been suggested that the, court house site is
dependent, more or less, upon Medford 's school Jmilding
program, the impression has gained ground that Medford is im
properly mixing up the court house, which is a county affair,
with its school system, which is exclusively a local affair.
Such an assumption is natural perhaps, but it also rests upon
a misapprehension. The only reason, the school building pro
grain !is considered M .all is because a great many people be
lieve that the present Washington school site would be an ideal
location' for the new court house'. And they also believe that if
Medford 's present growth continues this site will be available
in a year or two; perhaps sooner.
In short, the school program only enters as a necessary fac
tor in the main problem, which is the selection of the most
central and desirable court house site, both for Medford and
every 'district in Jackson County.' ' , ' i
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w
E believe tlitit when the
generally admitted that
garding this matter as it should be regarded, as a county prob
lem; and that they desire the new court house to be constructed
at the earliest possible moment, consistent with securing the
best possible local ion, not only for the1 hriiuediatc present, but
for future generations.
IT DOESN'T
R EGARDING the lobby probe in Washington, we have taken
some pains to' point out that there is nothing iniquitous
in a lobby per se. The point is not do lobbies exist everyone
knows they do, and always have the point is how have they
behavetWlUiw arc they'behAviliglj V . i t
T6 fTat(,"we admit, the evidence sVi'ggcsts Hicy have been be
having raticr badly. ;
Senator Kiiigham of CnunectJeiit has admitted, for-example,
that lie secured the secretary of the Connecticut Manufacturers'
Association to assist him in wrting some parts of the tariff bill.
And now an official of this association admits that, he se
cured a report of the secret sessions of the Senate tariff eoni
initt'ee, but he refuses to divulge just how he secured them.
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X other words, here is evidence
of the Senate iintl representatives Of liig Business, and at
leiist chiikv for siispt'ctiiij? corruption.
There limy lmve been notliiiiK eriiiiinnl in tins, rclnlioii.sliii),
but eertiiiiily there wns Koinetliinu; ileeidodly improper.
The iuitiiition of I he lobby probe hits therefore been limply
justified. Tlie people of this country will not be satisfied until
the commit lee thoroughly invfstijjnt'fM every detail of the situ
l ion, nnd the individiuils responsible for it receive the public
opprobrium or punishment they deserve. , ,,
Thiinksjtiviiiy is'ii little piTimitiire for modern parents. They
can't be sure, initil evciiiii,', that Junior has completed his grid
iron I'lU'cer with a whole neck.
Crews (if lliilinn lincitt nif
They already know (he nieiininj!
This general ion never saw
idea by lisleninj; to a hay fever
KarniiiK her own money unfits n'tjirl for matrimony. JSlio
eau't (jet used to earning money and not (retting it.
The thhig to bear in mind,
drivers the sainc way, whether
MUTT AND JEFF
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true facts 'arc known it will be
the people of Medford are re
LOOK SO GOOD
of collusion between members
now reiiiired to leiirn KiiKlish. ;
of "(limine a slioln Hooch."
a pUu; d,', but it t-an yet the
victim with the asthma.
however, is that liipior affects
lt'iinl of illegal.
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Personal Health Service
: By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
f Itrasl Mtara aaruunnt ta paraaoal .health and bnlena, not to dUrua duwnoeta or (reataaral
IU be aneseratl br Or. Brady If eteapad, ael-addreud emelape la eueloeed. Letlere eteokt ae
brief ani vrlttan la Ink. Owing ta tba large nuaitMr of aauere reeelred, way a f tv can be anewar
rd here. No ml ean ba Bade ta ojuerlia oat aasfarouot te iaauaetlooe. loaaa Sc. WUUui
Brady, Is eare af Una aewapapar.
HEY, KID3, DON'T
jWre Is rt'jotter wrltfen on the
(Dlloufntsi ot a tax bureau, I j
come to light.
DKAR Dr. Brady:
My kid brother hus taken
your advico In regard to non
brushing of teeth quite seri
ously. Consequently he lias
two or three cavities and still
retrains front using his tooth
brush.
I judged from your refer
ence to that topic that you ad
vocated the use of some mouth
wah, perhaps. Don't you think
he lias the wrong conception
of your advice? He insists you
sny It is not necessary to use
anything for them. I hope he
is mistaken. A dally mouth
wash may preserve his teoth.
This kid, I ought to mention,;
Is 21 years old, a college boy.'
Dut he is such an ardent ad
mirer of yours that he followa
your teuchings blindly. ( ,
If you have a moment to tell
mo how one can preserve the
cleanliness of the teeth with- '
out brushing them, I'll appre
ciate it.
MISS McR. G. M.
Dear me. what a relief it was to
discover that the kid is old enough
to have sense. For a while I felt
downright sad It looked as though
the kltls were .going to lot me
down. . .", , -'"'.;.' ,
So, sister, I had no mouth wash
or other substitute to ugget.
When 1 taught, as I still teach
when I dare, that brushing the
teeth Is a mere esthetic rite with
no appreciable relation to the pres
ervation of the teeth, I meant just
that. .-
However, I know of no better
moans' of keeping the teeth clean
in tho way you mean, than the
frequent scrubbing with the tooth
brush and whatever detergonuyoti
prefer,
It Is my belief that the j
eating of' such natural foods, as
frosli fruit", raw vegetables, raw
whole wheat, rice, oalj), not only
keeps the teeth physiologically
clean but Insures an adequate ra
tion of the mineral food and vita
mins that the scientists find are
essential for the development and
.preservation ot the teeth.
; I hope every kid who Is wltli-me
In this tight likes to chew rw par
rot, potato, turnip, onion,; cohjey.
cabbage, lettuce, peas, beans or
what have you, every day. I lope
his monu provides one or ntore
klnd of fresh, raw fruits dally,
which he eats whole, includlnii the
skins nnd seeds ot most fruits, nnd
especially acid fruits, and toma
toes, j
Cabbage Is the peor of hchlth
foods. Hut. preferably tnke your
cabbage raw, as salad, cold stW.
or if you want to cook it. cook it
only a short time.
Young people should make lib-
oral use of all kinds or lints In
their diet, and very young pooplo
may well crack their own huts
with' their teeth. .
I nnpenl to all our kid followers
,toAstnhd loyally behind me In this
campaign. Undoubtedly cortaln
customers will wnnt my. sralp for
this, but 1 rely on tho kids to de
fend me. The tooth brush simply
doesn't belong In our health cm.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
' The Toxic Obsession
In reference to your bread and
milk club, will it harm n person
who has boon told they had tox
emia lo tako wect milk? ( M. M,.).
Ans. Tho toxemia obsession is
rather harmful, hut I dn tmt hn.
llovo the vk-lhu of such tpinckery
need hesitate to tako milk If she
likes It. Toxemia means poison In
tho blond. It Is a feature of many
severe Illnesses, but It is not an
explanation for nor tho cause of
any minor nllment or heallh Im
pairment, and only dilettanti) and
quarks ncrlhe romruon Ills in
"toxemia," "toxic" condition or
"autointoxication."
Sometimes We're Right
I read ami enjoy ymtr column
and sometimes endorse your tench-
I ings or opinions. Does twilight
sleoji Injure or could It linve dlsas-
,Turnover Brothers
tS JFF SPCAKIMG'
DURING ' TH6 CHLDRrJ'5
1WS0PANIA HuOM. r
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TURN THe
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LET ME DOWN
troits effects otw the. child's brain?
(K. McT.)
opened It with:, "". . ,.
t h a t iqulverlni! 1 teaclllnBS or oP'utons suit your
sensatlo'n around ;'n"c,le l.reconcelved idea., I'm
the liver you B0a; Dut w'ien ray Ideas fail to
know what 1 eolnclue wltu 'r own. I'm a ga
raean if you've I ,ont' Tll)s "un'an nature.. So
ever had a ! note 'eal,e1 "twl"Bht sleep", is the effect
from the income ! '"luce? a, few rather large
tax bureau about: do6e8 ' morphin and scopolamln,
trifling . dlscrep- ,njec,cd hyppdermicairy. The ef-
ancy tha .has,:"" ...".!. -u v u w
horn infant is sometimes disas
trous; once the dose has been in
jected the Uoctor can scarcely con
trol the effect.. For this reason
tbeN method never gained, much
headway with the better nhvsi.
clans and only tlie sensational pub
licity given It by some second rate
periodicals accounted for the spurt
of. popularity It enjoyed some years
ago. The well equipped physician
has pther .means of anesthesia,"
analgesia or amnesia that, are fliore
sare. In any case the technical
quetion of anesthesia, analgesia or.
amnesia in obstetrics, is surely not
the layman's business, and should
be left wholly tQ the judgment ot
the physician In charge.
Crowing Pains
.,. Can you tell me the significance
of "growing pains?". I have .al
ways had them since I can remem
ber, though never very severe nor.
very often. Hut their recurrence
In my iwenty.flrst year makes me
feel that they are. not from grow
ing, (ueraiuinel.
wis. in cnuanoou such com
plaint often suggests focal Infec
tion and in many cases the child
has some low grade focus of infes
tion in the tonsils, teeth or nasal
sinus. This likely source ought to
be carefully Investigated In anv
case of ."growing, pains." Of coarse
it never hurts to grow, so that
can't-explain such pains.'
(Copyright, John F. Dflle Co.)
Qidll Points
Naval parity is much like moral
ity. The hard part of establishing
It is defining It,
Yotl needn't Wflrrv . U'hiuvoa
the younger generation Is headed.
it won t stay young long enough
to get there.
What a world! Experts to teach
children how lo play, nnd little
ducks left to learn swimming with
out a tutor. ....
Writers get more divorces .than I
men or oiner groups. its aM-are
woman .who-"-,'iffln supply , tHffy
enougha keep a. writer Jjappyl-
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A liu.slmml Is ji niiui who.
yuwns l(sUu ft kick on his
whins mIk'ii giict Hiiggcwt one
more rubber. . .
The, night vtick Ik utd by a
policeman to knock pooplo nense
leas. , The- night, club , t different.
It isn't handled, by a policeman.
A gangster doesn't retire after
long deliberation as other business
men do. He just waits until ono
f his bodyguards grows careless
anil the trick Is done.
To get a pineapple In Florida,
you say "A pineapple, pleuse" to
a waitur. To got one In Chicago,
you just say "So" to a racketeer.
'Americanism:- Spending billions
to protect "infant industries"; in
diffcrcntlv Kiifrerinir the v,rtri'
hlnhest chlld-hirth mortality rate. '
Alas! , Tho ones who scatter
tlekor liipe, on a vtsllilii; celebrity
aren't .the onett .utho make peace
treaties. v, ,cu'
' Make the boy beml Tor
xpnnkluir. It mil teach lilm
to Ihv from the vtnlst mih! lie
will iMNiiim ti movie usher.
liuyiiiK ooul sofions your- hursh
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mail tribune :
DAILY CROSSWORP PUZZLE
ACROSS
I, (Urea point of
time
C. Wns carried
a. Small , . .
13. I'rnneylralila
iHlur' iinrt
15. U'lrtei)
la. rue iiliter
rclrli
IS. small Btrenm
la. 'i ruths
jh. saunll Inland
1. Ilefort . .
Hen ear!
81. flora cxpen
flvn
:. I'nrl of the
jenr
Si KWoprnn ,' -iliBiitryt
'floor,
is. Foothnll poal
time
57. 'l'lirlrei preflt
S3. Pronoun
39. Aoitrallun bird
8olutlon of Veterdys Pual
jfA$nTioiKisnTAM.Pi
tiTjAAMLle.RL
a i a slls. iHt eJ i. J- a
TlHlSjia dtlTlSHS MIA kg-fl
p anC IpenalI jTS
1 T 6 MiJgT E
fw'i 'a'i'mIb y e fsii cjgU RM gij
oiv a l n A I IPLEjSnilk kffl
MsllSoSElSiLAl
mSTTlJ-rTflTlElaiJSlAIVISI
HI. f'erenl ffrnae 41. Adllealre) L
nil. Dnnitt'pren 4i, Tartly '
31. Ailiertliemnnta II, nelrle lead .
3". Nolo of the snrasura
irate .. 4ft. Old nord (or
fts. Thing- . r doraee
41. l-nri of the " v el Pertnlnlag to a
j foot ' . eootlncnt
I 1? 13 14 I if 1 1 I W'Wk ' " "
v -- 'm
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Wm
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memories- Of; ..the .mosquito. .You
could swat the mosquito when he
stung you.
Another way to discover the rich
in a community is to solicit money
for. a worthy. caur.e nnd observe
how many give nickels. .:
A-.KaiiHas infant V.as. born with
ven toes, st won't look no odd
after trying, ;t6 cllmtf through a
wire fence with a shotgun.
There are plenty of girls quali
fied to be trustworthy and efficient
domestic strvat o many
of them get married" and want
KerVantH oft theiiowiW
Still, the,. liDHticlo- poison of
which modem youig. men com
plain is no more painful than the
boot-toe experience that oft follow
ed kissing in the old days.
The; way German commerce is
expanding,., it may yet be neces
sary ,tj make the world safe for
democracy all over ."again. .,
. Correct 'this sentence: "Both- of
my.. boys turned out to he worth
less," said he, "but. I did every
thing a parent could do to save
then." i.' '
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pose One)
fierce energy, some its much us
.?( a share, ''Big Steel" lentl-
iilff. ' v . . :
v Tlmt will interest, but won't
help little lambs, whose fleece,
white as snow, has been neatly
removed "during the pilst few
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The Chinese, you may. ho mildly
Intoreslod to hear, aro still fight
ing, their armies running Into hun
dreds of thousands.
Americans, learning that tho Chl
neso, know the names ot only four
Americans Kdlson, Hoover, Ford
nnd nocketollor say, "How Ignor
ant." How' many of tho 120,000,001)
Americans know which is Feng
nnd which is Chiang, ot the rival
lenders In China?
The average man Is too busy to
pay .attention to anything outside
'of his own front yard,
MSe ,LiST(ErJ(w6 to rwuTT; L
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1 1 las kuiM ynnw-T war iv- nifte
WILL TuRM TH NTRTAlrJMMT
ovfeK to otrr
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DOVfK
I. Ridicule
t. Aaeended
S. Cultivated '
luod
4. Cntclter of
lurupreya
5. Venerate
A. AJunve
7. drcndfal
S. Man'i name
1. tlnrue
HI. llefore this
II. Ancient Jewish
uxretle
17. J'slhetle
S3. ecnpe discov
ery liy
S4 t;neauny '
so. "Alroa "
.12. Hermit
Stl. 1' rnn.H
Si tt. Hard (tlossy
continr;
S6. liar ou a.typc-
Krlter
.S7. .Aromot "
.111. Charm
4fl. Kratters
U. Hard metal
44. Kwanip
47. llomhnst
it. One of Jmrld'a
. chief mlera
Gi. ..flonrfrost
it. (Jolt tern
HI. Hire
U. FatK '
U. Addition to
linlldlnc
it. Wiles
67. FronolB
TJie ' Scotch realize that since
higli speed is the thing, a start
might be made on the ground.
Glasgow is building an overhead
railway, cars suspended , from a
monorail, to.be driven by propel
lers of the airplane type.
A speed ot 120 miles an hour is
expected from the "cigar shaped"
carriages, with airplane propellers
fore and nft. oue pushing, one pull
ing. General Atterbury, of the Penn-i
sylvania, might try that idea be-j
tween Washington and New York.
He is now electrifying that stretch,
of track, building bigger tunnels, to
admit the blggtwt engines and the
larger freight cars. . ,.
Or such a monorail might he
built over the New York Central
tracks from New York to Chicago, ,
making the trip In nine hours, j
Right of way and terminals are
already bought and paid for.
Italy is "thrilled" by news of a
royal match. . The Italian -Crown
Prince Humbert will marry the
Princess Marie Jose of Belgium.
It is even suggested that the
pope may perform the marriage
ceremony, following the reconcilia
tion between the Vatican and the
Italian government.
Meanwhile, the Belgian govern
ment supplies extra guards to pro
tect the crown prince from com
munists when he visits the princess
in Belgium.
Those that have been waiting
for the "$200 automobile" are ad
vised to buy another dearer car
that thoy can really get. Plans lor
producing a cheap car are vague
and will not materialize in any
case for a long time. Nobody able
to run a car should be without It,
even for ono year.
Another great strike In British
textile mills may greet Ramsay
ftlacunnald ou his arrival in Eng
land. Employers wnnt to rcduco wages.
Workers offer to accept a reduc
tion of 7 per cent. MacDonald
will have to settle the quarrel on
his return.
It Is fortunate for him that the
labor party ha no absolute major
ity in the house of commons. To
get anything doiio he must have
the support of Lloyd George's liber
als or Unldwln's torles.
This makes it possible for him
to deal with the ultra radical mem
IberB of his party. They are told:
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TKX YEiKS AGO TODAY
W rn... nf the Mall Trlbuiio.)
October 23, 11)19.
; United States wr.r department
I declines to send airplanes to.Med
i ford's first Armistice day -celobra-!
tlon.
Snow falls in foothills nenr Mod
furd. -
Jim Grieve reports motor travel
lo Crater Lake still continuing., :
Fruit shipments held up lceuuso
of car shortage. . '
Sheriff Ten-Ill smashes ills mo
tor car when he collides with Joe
Uaguon's street cur.
Grand jury adjourns and rec
ommends new courthouse for JUajjr
son county, J
Lonine Vitall, Portland dotleg
ger, arrested on S. P. train with
24 quurts of liquor In suitcase.
TWENTY YKAHS AGO TODAY
(From files of the Mall Tribune.)
October 2:1, 11)09.
"Charley's Aunt" draws crowd to
Medford theater.
I.ouls Punkey of Central Point
bogs largo black bear near pros
pect. 1
Paris. Orville Wright declared
today .there is not as much dan
ger in lying as in automobile rac
ing, lie also said he would soon
be n bio to fly. as far as 3110. miles,
witliQU.tr any passengers.
New' York. Henry George, Jr..
declares U. S. army and navy will
soon 'be called out. to fight, labor
for tihe Interests of Wall street.
Albany, X Y. ' Rufus Peck
haivi of l. S. supreme court dic.W,
20-inch sewer pipe will" be laid
oa Eighth street to Bear creek, to
dniin the ditch of water that runs
no der the Medford Opera house.
"Vou can't get al! that you want,
se-. you must take what you can
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Use leas than of ' ,
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