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MRDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON, THURSDAY; OCTOBER 31-1920,
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Medford Mail Tribune
tMllr. fluiidar, WnUl
- IIEHPOHI) HUNTING CO.
S.ST-89 N. fir at, FhomJt
HUBERT W. RIIHU Editor
B. aUMITEB SMITH, Miuier
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
i' 'TonlBltt la Hiillowc'cn: ' Llliotho
I'-'iiUrth of July, : il Jakes tbreo
Union hh lone uh necessary tu "t
llltRly observe the event. lTellm
' Innry dcatractlvenetw by the yoiirnr
heftHn lairt nlBttt. -Tonight It -will
reach ha -peak.' Tomorrow nlfSlit
tvlll lie devoted to completing the
wreckage, und visiting places over
looked the first two nights. Tho
uulprltH are callotl olfn. ripi'ltes alil
gnomes, by citizens who aro not
hnthcrctl. Those who are victims
of ghostly tricks, uso more violent
words. A gent who notos that a
dull jack-knlfo hus etched Its way
through 'the paint ot his uuto Is
maddened. It is nice that tiny
triiuvnra should enjoy their thrill of
the lighted pumpkin, and tho tlck
ilidk'. Hallowe'en observers ovt'f
14 yours of age care nothing about
Hallowe'en, and ure Just prowling
uruund to boo how much hell they
.can raise -without going to the
reform school.
H. Why bo so -conceited? It's
your cur and dog wo girls like.
( Personal In Kansas City Blur.)
Whoroln a social lion gels his lull
twisted.
' This is Tho last day for Hiney
Klewher'H electric lighted parrot to
lib legally shot fur u Chinese
pheasant.
Among Hi culinary crimes of
tdo week Is "Spinach nu tlrutln."
- A tvuvc of civic unity and oiBan
Izintr hus been sweeping: the Htutu
tluvUiHl two weeks. Innocent by
Htundem lo ditto huvo been unublo
tb determine whether tho movu
, mbnt Is a new way of mieultlng up
on tho Roguo river ftHh itwue, or u
HChumo to endorse Bumebody tov
governur. , , ... .
1 Upstate culture plans to revive
"Tho I'oet'a Heti'cut" ldeu. It ha
heon dormant since 1U25. Wo say
now, nu wo said then: the poets
should heed tho advice.
It would bo no surprise 1( I'rof.
Ki'lmcr fooled around meuHUtinK
HttdiH. and tho density of Iholr
IUiiiIiiuuhiiohh, and kh'.Iiik lit them
plffhts, until bu gets uno numed
after him.
Winter has hern introducing
tiuUlimmy lo kIiow that it will gel
here oh ox pec tod. Tho air Is he
KtnnluR to bite, and colds and bug
killing have started.
A Chicago dentlMt leaped out of
Hie main whitlow of his of flee, 1-1
ttlnrlcH up. As there was no
patient present, ho seems tu have
made the Jump of his own free
will and accord. -
"BAK1S L1MHKU TUtiK8 LOOK
GHASTLY" (Montague Messen
get.) Tho ghastliness is not con
filled tu (he trees.
A nc-lb. heauly on a diet, has
to ho an artist to bop on the I
Htntng scales as blithely us i
canary.
Tho return of the hookundeye
to tho feminine garb. Is u blow at
progress. In some cases It will
bo u coast-lucoast huok-up. In
si fad of tho cumbersome hook und
eye, tho tlrcHwrniikers should use
tfiCa' patent arrangement employed
Ibopeu and shut tobacco pouchen
d)pt auto mechanic coveralls. All
that Is necessary Is to grab a ban
tile and pull down und there you
are!
IllAIIO ( ItlMI'S A .KXU s
m lust HulurdHy Hheriff Harry
L)cnt received word that a man
was mukltiK himself nultn olinnxl
ouh to Miss Jtenu IfarlinghoUKe,
toocher of tho sehotd In tho lltm
I'oek district, by culling nt Inter
vhIs to tmiulrc whether tho teach
vr needed nnythlng from Kewlston.
When meeting with a rebuff per
sonally, ' llrkcns took to leaving
holes under tho whoolhouao door
HskiiiK tho tmmvi thing. Dickons
frost and cxHtulnutlon followed.
In court Dickens proclaimed
himself hs writer of poetry and
pmse, also ndvlslng Judge Tarker
thttt he had s vera I at hub coined :w
In the making. Ills wrUiarrn along
t mcr 11pm have been eyten've, he
told tho com t.
Upon leaving the t iourtroom
Ulckons took churvo of a gout he
had ehalned to his crlnihon-cnlortid
roadster, then saying ho would
proceed to Lapwal to git nnotber
goat he had there. 'Thnn 1 will
' hi ii r I on my trip out wide thin coun
ty and amy fomvor."
-Lewinlon, lUnho, Tribune)
POOKER, SADDER
ALL the bis? bunkers and iiidusliriiil loaders tire telling the
lciir peti)le liow sound the col in try is und how foolish it
is to sell their htoeks in suuh 1111 'intemperate and hysterical
fushion. '- !
Quito true. J 1 lit. so it would hi; true if a crowded theatre
cauuht fire mid these same men sat' safely before it. loud speaker
and toltl the dear people within not to rush for the exits, that
there would be no danger, if they would just keep their heads
and quietly walk out. : ,
Hut unless that audience happened to be a very unusual
one, this excellent advice .would not be followed.
This stock stampede is 'oinji toHtO), of course, but the
hankers are not K"'"" 10 stop it. Good advice is not doing to
stop it. It is only uoing to ntop "WHKX JT lidXS OUT. It is
.only ijoinj; io end when the millions of stockholders who are
literally throwing everything' away, becaus-o. they fear if they
'don't "they wilt lose still more, wake up and find that that fear,
sprcuding from one individual to another, and forming a mob
spirit of panic, was really the liasie cause of what to most of
them Jias been a catastrophe.
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AJCD undoubtedly the big lVunkeM know this. They are do
ling what they can to save the passengers in the steerage,
but after all, in a situation like this, only the people can save
tfieinselves. Moreover, there are eciiipcnsations. Financial and
industrial leaders with millions at'their command, banking syn
dicates and investment trust eoniJiiues, are not uverse to pick
ing up stocks that are thrown away at bargain prices. What
is the average man's loss is the ,. super-man's gain. When this
is all over, the billions that have been lost by the rank and file
will have been won by the cool-headed minority, the men with
gold braid on their urins the born leaders. '
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IT has 'been ever thus. It may
good thing for the country. It
satisfaction. Hut, while it may
lie Holsheviks say it 'isn't, for
law of economics, in the civilization of today.
And of course there are other compensations. Mr. Sloan
of (ienenil Motors recently expressed gratification over the
Wall Street collapse. "Now,"
work instead of gambling on the
Not very consoling to the
ings, perhaps, but there's considerable truth in it. The morning
after headache was never a pleasunt. thing, but it dill in prc-
Volstead days prevent niany
night before, and thus encourage
So with Wall Street gambling. .The lambs arc out for a
lime at least, anil some of them
And as it. was popular support, the entrance of the rank
and file that shot this market up
lic withdrawal lk what has brought it tumbling down, and what
is going to keep it. down for quite a while.
Many are going to be poorer
last, but they are also going
consolation.
A Diiin enlt'i'in tho Jlikiulos
his Klines. In this country a mail
Knocker k home after 1! a. in.
If the farm hoard expects to
as Congress did, it has only
show results.
There were 7;W fatal accidents last month, not counting tho
times when dry agents stumbled with their guns pointed at
somebody.
How fortunate that the only people who know how to
solve a local labor oi race problem should live in some other
section. - x
Correct this sentence: Whether I win or lost an argument
doesn't matter," said he, "for my one desire is to learn the,
truth."
A ltostoif merchant bit a holdup man. . The merchants of
that town seem to be versatile in attack. One slung us some
years ao.
The steel magnate who wishes
isn't uniipie. Sheep always feel
While, .searching for the cause of prison riots they might
consider the ruiimr that some of the inmates are tough guys.
The middle class is the one that remembers sleeping on tlu
floor with cousins when Aunt Ella s crowd came for a week.
'No Wonder international
trusted to simps who depend on
MUTT AND JEFF They're The Same On Trunks And Bottles . By BUD FISHER
WJTT, t PRgAD V , 'rS CQ WHAT D06S H IT'S - THe c'0oT5TsSf OF ' ' ITwt i. V . . . X , . I IS TrllS TH 1 lruU'.NV TRUST)
RCTUftMlNS TO &2S5SaStfRrfNt3THIM& THAf MfN? E TH PoRT. THAT LAB6L " 7 ' - V (M. ' ' S COURTCSY 7 A LABEL AGAIN'. J
AMCRiCA. TH4 . TO WORRY -2Z-PASSS US THROUGH 1" I ! -ih tlV Ciffl
CUSTOMS' . ABouT. pV vwiTHouT HAVimG A WWW &7'rt ? 6F ' me cL ' . ZV-
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BUT WISER
always remain so. It isn't a
breeds bitterness, unrest, dis
not be a necessary law of life-
example it is a fundamental
said he, "some people will go to
Stock 'Exchange."
individual who has lost his sav
from repeating excesses of the
a fortuitous sobriety.
will never return.
to such crazy heights; so pub
this Christinas than they wert
to be wiser. Ami that is some
palace afliM' !) n. in. removes
dors it when entering the Head
do its bit for relief as efficiently
iseven years and nine months to
he never had seen Mr. Shearer
that way about the shearer.
conferences fail if they are 'en
some slick outsider Jor guidance.
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
fllgMd IUn pert. iliac to pmoul bctltb tod brgleM. not to dlKtv4 dlicoMli or treatment,
will bo tatwered bj Dr. Brady If taiopcd, iclf -tuldrwed emelupfl ti cucloied. Letter! should bo
brkf muA written to Ink. Owing to Un largo number of letters receded, only a few can bo aaiwer
ed bero. No reply eta bo nado to vuorlot cot cuoforuiog to lnrtrutUono. aiddroat Dr. Wlillaa
Bradr, lo earo of tbia oovapapor.
A HOOK MA KICK LOOKS AT
Our noble profuH.slon hus just
cause und inovocutlon fur looking
uxkuncu at popular medicine, ul
mannc pathology, newspuper hcI-
ence. and doctor
book lore. JJut j thought cramp one's kissing style,
nowadays the al- j There is no scientific evidence that
manac has little disease Ih ever spread thru tho uir.
weight In popu- Molo, Wart, Cancer '
lar educ a 1 1 o n, j um nearly 70 and have a dark
und- we regular colored wart or mole on my back,
doctors aro ad- . nearly half an inch In diameter,
min istering a! raised, rough, and it often itches
reasonable sharo, ian, becomes tender. Is It likoly
oh, say one-half
of tho newspaper
medical science, and hT we arc onto
our job at all wo ought to make
some of tho people think somo of
the time.
Here is a paragraph from the
chupter on emotional conflicts In
Dr. William S. Sadler's "Tho Jlind
nt Mischief" (Funk & Wagnalls
Co.)
"Too bad wo cifn't take the
peoplo who are cureless and In
different happy go lucky folks
who are digging their graves, as
ft wore, with their teeth and
leach them how to ' postpone
their funerals, without having
them go to the other extreme
and fall Into tho doctor's hands,
sick and depressed, nil because
of a health complex! Too bad.
we can't think enough about our
stomachs to avoid serious indi
'gestion without, at the same
time, thinking so much about
tin; digestion as ultimately to
bring on nervous dyspepsia!
Climsily worded, but un epigram-
I can recommend for application ,
to the epigastrium in many cases j
of stomach trouble. I
In another part of the book, dis
cussing worries, dreads and obses
sions. Dr. Sadler observes that
"Many hypochondriacs fear
diseases. They nre constantly
Inventingnew diseases, and It is
only necessary that they find. a
new almanac, .road the health
column of tho dally, paper, or
get hold of some of our, modern
health books, In order to be able
to dig up half a dozen new ail
ments." I wonder what newspaper health
column tills busy book maker Ills
In mind. Just to simulate ingenu
ity I offer n copy of Dr. Sadler's
book "The Mind at Mischief' to
any reader who will submit evi
dence that my. health column
cators to the hypochondriac popu- j
latlon in that way.
I might fairly retort that a lot
of folks who are well educated in
everything but physiology manage
to keep tolerably happy until they
get hold of one of these new psy
chology bonks.
Dr. Sadler's "The Mind at'Mls
ehlef deals with tricks and decep
tions of the subconscious and 'how
to cope with them. Jt is unlike
the general run of popular .psy
chology books in Its-' refreshing
freedom fro mtlm ouasi-scientlf Ic
guff that features most of these
hooks. Here's an Instance of what
I mean. Discussing tho fear Com
plexes Dr. Sadler says:
"We are well on tho roadto
success when we can make a
Joke out of tho whole experi
ence (say stage fright). The
other day I had to appeal to a
patient by saying: 'What would
you think of a fool fireman who
responded to an alarm which
lie knew to bo false, and Insist-
ed on hooking up all the fire
apparatus nnd Htiulrting water
all over the place? That Is ex
actly what you do'."
And I axo you, fellow victims of
stage' fright, ain't It tho truth?
Alter u while. In some cuscs a long
while, one lets tho alarm ring,
grins foolishly and waits for the
firo to burn itself out. What's the
senso In getting all bet up about
It?
OJTSTIOXK AMI AXS i:itS
Don't Worry AImiuC icrniN hi Air
How can you, reconcile .vouv po
sition on tin; fiuestioii of germs
traveling pi tho air with the sluto
mcnt underlined fit the clipping
inclosed V (it. K. V.)
Answer. The dipping refers to
a warning -Issued by a health offi-
i cor who asserts that ltpstlck on the
I lips nets as a trap for any germs
I In the nlr. and ho becomes what
j we doctors would call a contra -
Indication for kissing. That's all
j baloney. Hut 1 understand some
j tf the girls now use mere urn -j
chrome in place of rouge, and
j that. If H ue, would tend to make
I the game safer. Seriously, I ho-
jliexe there Is less risk of contract
ing .dtseave thru kisning lips eont-
THK HKALTH COLUMN
ed with lipHtick than there Is In
talcing a klfes straight. The lipstick
would tend to impede thq direct
transfer of germs. - AH i-fut any
germs caught by sueh a trap from
th air. one need . not let that
t become cancer? What should I
do about it? (I. S. W.) ,
Answer. Such benign lesions
sometimes do develop malignant
tendencies in later years. I advise
you to have the thing removed. A
good doctor can remove it either
by excision under locul anesthetic
or ,y one of the nosurgical meth-
OUH mivh as carbon dioxld freez-
ing, clectro-desicatlon, etc.
Loose Body
Ah the result of a twist I got a
loos cartilage in my knee about a
year ago. lly using hot fomenta
tions and other local applications
it has become better, but the knee
seems to be smaller. Will tne Knee
return to Us normal size? Should
1 wear an elastic knee cap? (M.
A. A.)
Answer. The knee is not likely
to return to normal size unless' the
loose body is removed, by opening
the joint- 1 believe udheslve plas
ter strapping in such manner as to
imitate the support one might give
with the hand on tho weak side of
the Joint, is better thun an elastic
iiee caM
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Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
Those that foolishly talk
about a national panic will
please remember that the in
come of this nation is one hun
dred billion dollars a year.
All that tho people may lose
now in the stock market they
ciin pay for in a year or two if
they will stop gambling and
save some money.
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The lato Dr. .lohn Roach Btraton,
absolute fundamentalist, believed
that the whale swallowed Jonah,
and the latter was unaffected by
the lafter's gastric juice, njso that
Joshua stopped the sun In Its trip
around the world, although the suu
doesn't go'nround tho world.
Many that think themselves In
tellectually superior to the earnest
clergyman can envy him one thing.
lie died convinced a limitless re
ward and eternal bliss would be liiB
the moment his heart stopped beut
Ing. It takes a good deal ot modernist
science to compensate for that feel
ing. Two more great oil fields have
been found, one in Texas, one in
Kansas. And it is called "a mis
fortune harmful to the price of oil
stocks."
It ought to mean general satis
faction, proving the limitless
wealth of this country. Unfortu
nately, oil companies nnd govern
ment combines have not learned to
protect nil resources und prevent
criminal waste.
4-4
The'Paciflc Relations Conference
opened In Kyoto witlt two unpleas
ttnl notes.
Thero wore Chinese attacks on
Japan and Iter policies. And tho
Japanese Viscount. Shlhusawa said
tho wound caused by the American
exclusion of Arfliillc Immigration,
"so heedlessly reflected on our na
tlnnal honor. Is still open and will
romiiln open until tho matter has
been rightly settled."
TI at wound may bo open, but It
should not be. There Is great re
epeot for Japan In this dbuntry,
and our exclusion program is prac
tically a confession of inability to
meet Japanese competition here at
Inline.
4
Incidentally, I'nlted States exclu
sion laws are no more severe than
those enforced by tho Hritish gov
ernment in Canada, less severe
MAIL TRIBUNE
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and New Zealand.
And Japan says little about ex
clusion of Japanese immigration by
her recent ally, tho Hritish empire.
Fish, dipped in a salt solution, 4
degrees Fahrenheit, "are frozen
l ai rt, as wood within four seconds,
without changing a fibre of the
fish, and the fish, is covered, with
a coat of crystallized suit." .
Yon are told that fish thus pre
served, keep nine months without
changing, and the taste cannot be
distinguished from fresh fish. '
It is hard to realize what the
world owes' to refrigeration and to
the methods of preserving food.
FAILURE ENACT TARIFF
HIT BY AGRICULTURISTS
WASHINGTON, Ort. 31. UP)
Tho National Association of State
Agriculture Commissioner. in con
vention here went on record today
as deploring "the apparent im
pending failure of the enactment
of tariff regulations affecting farm
products at tho present special
session of congress.'
Insiitiu .Man Captured
KCGKNE, Ore., Oct. 31. (ZD
Lark Vincent of I'ayette, Idaho,
who escaped yesterday fom tho
Institution for tho Fcoblo Minded
at Salem, was picked up by Ku
geno pollco nt 3:30 a. m. today
hh lie was wandering through thu
freight yards.
SOIIN'IHV Robber
POUTL.AND, Ore., Oct. 31. (H)
KIHott Henderson, IMi. said to bo
a member of n prominent Tilln
tuuok. Ore., family, was sentenced
to a year und a day at McNeil '
Island prison and fined $1 today j
on his plea of guilty to tho rob-i
berv of n notsofflce, i
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6. On that uc-
count
fi Thing mined '
for Its scarce.
nces
BOOTLEGGING MOTHER
TO GET PROBATION
.OS ANGELICS, Oct. 31. (P) -Thelma
T,ong, alias Mrs. Thelma
H o 1 1 a n d, 22-year-old expectant j
mother, whose arrest and prosccu- l
tion on liquor charges caused an
uproar here, has been, given pro
bation for three yoaVs--off r"' first
being sentenced to a penitentiary
term. i . r .
Precious Remedy
For Rheumatic Pains
Recently Improved
and Druggists Praise It
Acute Inflammation, Swelling, Pain
and Distress Speedily Surrender
When you are tortured with rheu
matic nKony you want to get rid
of It as soon as possible.
Yon want
to be at work
again bo
ciitiBe you
want to brlti);
homo the
weekly pay
envelope so
tineessary to
tho comfort
of your fum
ily. Yon want
(o tlrivo all
this suffering
out ot the.
isystcm and
keep It out.
Droad minded pharmacists will
advise Allenrn because they know
of the countless numbers of people
It has helped.
They know It Is a real vemedy
'been uso of their training and be
cause the makers of Ailenru have
so much faith In it that they au
thorize drupf&ists everywhere lo
dispense It with the distinct under
standlni; that one big bottle must
do what the buyer expects it to do
or money hack.
W'''JCisaml
Do You Remember?
ni v vc-.tiiu ACIO TODAY
(From files of tho Mail Trlbuno.)
Oitnlicr "1. ll9-
Coal mlneia vote to wnllt out
In Fplto of injunction nualnst utillio
iKsucd by foUoral court. ConKioss
unanimously supports prcsidoiit In
opposition to Bti'ikOj
t.-i , AiHo.r nnd Queen Ellia-
'both sail for homo on tho CcorKo
Mayor Gates decides to build
new honio in Uuocn Anno district.
ti a T?nwlrv of Griffin Croeit
dies as result of injuries receiveil
when horse friKhtened by noiso ot
auto cut-out, runs awny.
TTmir hundred thousand coal
miners declared out, but coujjtoy
is quiet. i
nnw Wnlkor of Portland is can-
dldato' tor head of Amoiican Le
gion.
TWENTY YlOAltS AGO TODAY
(From files of tho Mail Tribune.)
Oct. SI, 111110.
Fred StranB Is mado a chartur
member of tho Acacia society at
University of Oregon.
S. P. wins damage suit brought
against It by D. W. Hazel for
$20,000 damages, in federal court.
Toslofflco record again broken
with total receipts in October of
$1000.
Deer is Killed in Ashland city
limits.
S. P. Cave-in near Kennelt,
California killed conductor nnd
brnkeman; holds up all railroad
traffic north and south for 21
hours. i V , r ; f.-
" Iarge natatoiium opened. Vli
M celebration in Ashland. 'I
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
A Battle Creek physicinn Bays,
"Constiimtion is responsible tor
more misery than any other cause."
But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called ftexall Or
derlies attracts water from tho sys
tem into the lazy, dry, evacuating
bowell called the colon. Tho water
looxens the dry food waste Sand
causes a gentle, thorough move
ment without forming K habit or
ever increasing the; doso; ;
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chow a Xlexall Orderlie at night.
Next day bright. Get 24 for 26o
today-at the nearest Ttoxall Drug
Store. West Side Pharmacy.
Dr E. J. Carpenter
CHIROPRACTOR
f and" - ' !"
'. PHYSIO THERAPIST
.319 Medford Bldg.
; . Phone' 430-R yt
Phone 93 1 for "
FURNITURE REPAIRING
UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHINQ
FRANK HOWARD
Medford Exchange. 11 W. Main St.
WE DEVELOP
Films Free
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
YOUR REXALL STORE
" ... I. ... IU
Open Sundays and Evenings
All the Time
H Women's Hose
$1.00 Pair
Silk from top to too with4
" pointed Hcol
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