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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKEftOX, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER .V1929.-
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ROBERT W. Hi: ML, Editor
B. SUMPTEK SMITH, Manner
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ufflrUl, paper of tbe City of Mwiford.
Ofrio4I paper of Jacksnn County.
A. B. f. txtiaif firnilatlnri fur rIx oionttH
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MKMIIKII UK AUDIT llllllBAU
UK CIIK'III.ATitlN
' ;J . Adrrrllfilnri HepresentatlrM
" M. C. MtlllKNHKN I'tlMl'ANY
, niflrra in Ne York, Chlraio, Detroit,
' nelM0. Ari. rleattle, rortland.
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
Man has conquered the air
wept jWljen 1t h forcl .across lhe
fcnpn ehord. r ; ' "
f.'"- Rain in hndly nocdoI to stnrt
s'-lho crnln sruwintf. an the rtuokK
K-flyiHff.. yu
" "NKWLYWKIW WILL UVK
Jv,. 1 T V, fll'l roil TIIK- ritKSINTS"
""(Del" Norte Triplicate.). The crrinR
yf-jirintor litlR it riKht, for once.
"Bettrr JIumJo Wok" is In the
SfofflnK. There Ih unthlrw the mnt
.Vter with the niUHiPIr It's the
IjfrrHiuslclanH. ,1
.
It la with a pleiiHuruide k1w nf
teVjiriile (hut the stute notes the ru
juvenntion of the municl)mliiy that
v.Jh onllcU KiiRtMie. llerelnfore, that
Vtjmr,; has heen running neck and
V neck, with : Salem, to determine
.vhii.'h cuuld ho oh staid and con
trMM'vativo as Portland. Iter wild
k .streak 'Ims htum confined largely
feln -the pant to raisin ft whifilteis to
" v'niako,a paKant reiillKtlc. All the
l''whr--cioudstin Oregon's war on the
U iltmdly. clKnrcttui were horn in
LKiiKne. When erny rains pelted
tlio roofs,.. and bounced off the
.; pavements t for. 41! duys. straight;
the -papersTpriniod lonu cditoriuls
''tipruve thkt' .it -was heyer to et
- your fret wet , In th Vlllamctto
.yHileirheweA'HHnJsft
pattN -hlown olT 'lri' a t Kufihum
' IJ cyclone,; KUK()honlwiys controlled
'"her civic emotions, and was proper
,N painfully so and inclined to the
'l'urltanlcal., .
V Itut now KuKcne Is nctlng up.
f'VThc wine of fnnthall has Neeped
f,f int htr soul,' and the rIoi-Ics of
Kjher hlnh school arc bin r yd from
'"tthe top of the first paKe, in elKht-
r 'column heatlllnes. ' (hi tyhn horizon
are visions of a state champion-
'hl ton in, and Krcator Rrandour
g inn uiwn can know.
j t "A norktto party wnn . Jtolil
Tlim-ptlay evenltiK at . thr AVnt-nt
l7H)i'litK Bchnol." (Mulheur Kntor-
DrfHe. ) Who wti8 llto victim, tintl
vwns ft a leHHon to hlm7
tv, The recint luiU cw.ntrt in WnH
tr.Bt, recall the day ta-hert I'ort
,'Neff waa a rlalnR yottriK Demprrn
J'-. -He-prutnr, unci tie once atood on
box In UnymarWet rtquure nntl,
l -rltolnting a (oroflnitar lit ynur.corr.,
jHiiltl Bolcninl.r: "Wttll Dtreet htt
V her golden flhtrera nrntind your
ifthroul retttly to throttle yon and
' evei'y miin who awivita urn! atrlvea."
t.J)n 'those, dnya there wiik not n
v.. 1 temoornt Jn .Juckaon county who
woa not having hla, wind aluit off
tStV Wall Str.et. . ' . , ,
'f,- "WK CATHIl TO A PEPl'LIAIl
( .TRADU AT ALL TIMUt4 (Ad,
1'endleton Mu.tt Oregonlan.) Ad-
mlrnhle frnnkneHa.
-Ht AMKRICA NAVKIi AfilX!
4 H (a; with.. profound Hntlafuctinn
..Ihilt wo note the eXilaillitton made
fafiy ,IIh8 Lillian KoHtcr for alitpptng
the fare of un KiikIIxIi dranintlc
serine In n Lomtou realaurnut.
'-There waa n danger that persona
H reailittg of tho Incident might have
f !,)olonnlrued Miaa Joater'a pttr.
)o. They might have Imagined
S that ahe waa actuated hy Home
n'raonal motive! -nrlatng out of the
jpviitle'a commentK concerning her
ilHtrlonli- ahlllllna. In altott, ie
k. rtplte her profe'aaloh'a 'well known
ptol.rnnce of crltlclant, they might
liav. thought Mlna l-'oater merely
'f)rnt her temper. ,.'.
ei llnpplly,' aa a renult of her own
.-explnnntlnn, there can he no poaal.
''Iilllty of auch u utlaconceptlon. Ity
eine oriel auiicincni Aliaa router
liua placed the .ntlre Incident upon
'tinolher plane, ' It -U'aa high luttrl-
.itiairi that led Iter to alrtp Itunnen
i'Hwaffer nothing leaa. "I aniacked
j. iilm wholeheurtedly on heltnir of
iolAmerlra."
T- Wluit trua Am6rlcnn lld not
ff lhrlll na ho read thoac wonla! They
K .luko their place with "Mllllnna tnr
riefrmKe," nnd with the exclnmutlon
IVf Mni'k Twnln'a rrenchman. who,
T'1ielng pinked In a duel, cried mil:
f 5"! tile confound It, what ia It that
1 die for? t)h, yc I die that
l.'Viince may live." Jt la good ,to
tjj-'kitnw that the country'a honor la
- illll upheld. (Kanaaa City 8tnr.)
I I' Iftdll Sllec Hill ll ',
HT. JOHIOI'll, Mo., Nov. B. (T-l
iA)prnjtinwlely inoo ahvep perlaheil
Ij In ji fire of iiiKletei mined origin,
y iwhlch deatroyed ahfep pena at tho
stockyard In Kouth Ht. JriHeph late
Vyrntcrday. .
i'T '. ;, r .
iKiamnth i int Mndy ,mn r-
eglly changed handa,
THE FIRST A. B. C. NEWSPAPER IN SOUTHERN OREGONjdictated by them.. This is not
. ' ' . j opinion ar alwuys jmimjiUIo hi
T-HI3-.MAIIi-TR'Hi;NE.-nor has llie ilibtinction o(; beins tlifi
first 'A. H. C. nowKpnpt'P f) Sou(jH'ru; .Oreuap,:i Scv.rrul
weeks nun wo iiiiiKimiced tluit an applicalion for nit'inbcrsliip
had been made, and explained, briefly, what that iiiemberHliip
wovtld mean. The application lias now been gninted, and the
Mail-Tribune is duly lisltM with the leading metropolitan dailies
of the eoiintry, as an aeerediled A. Jt. (', newsjiapcr, .
This may not seem a mutter of major importance to the
people of .Southern Oregon, but Jt is a matter of major import
ance to this paper and to its advertisers.
For it officially establishes not only the extent lint the
finality 'of this paper'x circulation. In the field of both local
and foreign advertising the A. It. ('. mark on a newspaper's
has relatively the same authority in the advertising trade that
,1.. 1. .1... I" .! . . . 'I I . .1 I.
mi' iiuirK .sterling on a piece 01 silver nns in tne jcweiry
trade. AVhen a jeweler buys sterling silver he knows just what I
he is getting ; and when an advertiser buys A. Jt. ('. circulation
he knows just what he is getting.
i
TIIK A. li. ('. system is based upon the truth, that the only
circulation that is. worth anything to tho advertiser is the
circulation that means customers;- As a result subscribers who
are getting a newspaper without paying for it, who arc on the
free list, or who are receiving the paper without, ordering it,
are not .included in the A. li. (', total. Only those subscribers
who JiUY' the paper and therefore can be regarded as potential
customers are included.
Some idea of how' drastically this rule is applied may be.
gleaned from the fact that nil subscribers, not paid up within
three months of date are excluded. As a result the total circu
lation represents the cream of circulation, ONLY the circula
tion that means profitable results to the intlividuhl nsing it;
while padded circulations are automatically revealed and fall
of (heir own weight,
'
W1MI,K l he A. 1!. ('. was organized by large foreign adver
tisers, and was and is designed primarily for their pro
tection, it has also helped local advertisers and the newspapers
using its service as well. l'or it removes all doubt, regarding
cirfliilnlion claims, and establishes the entire advertising field
upon a business basis, mutually beneficial 'to. tin) newspaper
and its customers where it belongs. . . - ,
Also, under this system the newspaper makes day-to-day re
ports. Today's report for the A. I!. (;., for example, shows the
following circulation for the Uiiil-Trihnne :
J'ress run today ;'....,. 4825
Total distribution (including those in arrears,
employes of the paper, etc.) 1011
Net circulation, paid in advance (average for
past six months) 4174
, There are. also other details, compiled daily, of interest to
advertisers and open to their inpscction at any time.
; In other words, the Jlml-Tribune today takes its place
among the well established nnd accredited mediums of advertis
ing in the r'nited Stales, a step which we believe will be appre
ciated by both local and foreign advertisers, and which should
add materially to the Mail-Tribune's prestige anil standing,
.both at home and abroad.
WHAT ARE
IN tile mutter of Mdfnrd's
down in the l'iniil miiilysis
reduction in wider funds ciin
bond repayment .and sinUiiiLr fund. ,
' Heeinise the intiret coinniitlee left the KiiiUiiiu 1'iind inlact,
and only eliminated appropriations for the purchase, of land.
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iiiiiiimi'i.iiiii'c w .me "iti pipeline, ami preliminary ciinsiriiciion
for the new reservoir, it is niainliii I ilmt to intimate this re
duction impairs the sinUini,' fund is unfair and untrue.
, Unl the contention of the water hoard, as we understand it,
is this: 'I'liey ore legally oliliiraled to pay $11,000 for one piece
Of property; if this item is cuj out, then they can't meet their
payments to the sinking fund. , '
' Or to put it another way : The budget committee, maintains
this entire .27,000 elimination can lie made without impair
ing the sinking fundi' the wider board' maintains it can't be.
Here, with the same fuels, two entirely opposed conclusions are
drawn., Which is right 1
I
AS we have previously stated, we don't know. The average
citizen doesn't know. Hut the city council, as an interme
diary, should be able to find nut between now and the latter
parj of this month.
And it is the duty of the council to do this. Certainly no one
questions the ability or inlegrity'of the budget committee, nor
of the vater board. They are both made up of representative
citizens., sincerely devoted .to the best interests., of the city.
Hut with the same sot of facts thev honestlv differ as to the
""'"IM-.-lalioi. f """' fts.
MUTT AND JEFF
MUTT. YOOR -BRoADCASTINfA STATlftM IS I' ll MONOftV S'OO BROADCAST Xu OPERA 6F
INTCRFSRlMS UJITH V)RV SWI0M liVi
rVvRtcA. we pRcresr
iTH
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THE FACTS?
lux reduction, (lie question comes
ns to wlietlier or not t lift ifJ7,()()(l
lie made, willnmt iniiiiinni; the
nnd the proper "course of action
An Hour Cff Classical
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agaimst
f WHAT'S WRONS
TIIK only point we tried to make was that whatever is done,
under no circumstances should the water sinking fund be
impaired. And to that 'contention we, hold. If this reduction
can-be made, without impairing the shaking fund (or without
abandoning expenditures which the welfare of Medford abso
lutely demands), then by nil menus let it be done. ,
Hut if it can't be, then it is to M'cdfurd's interest that the
complete reduction should not be made. , ,
This is a complicated and detailed problem, which is up to
the rijpresemitives o the people, rather than. the. people them-,
selves, to decide. , , . ' . "' ' '
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D., ,
Blfoad latum ptrtaJnluc to peraooti baaltb and bn'( t to dhwtM tflicnosla tr iMatntat,
will li lutiml bf Dr. -Ufif If itaiiped, lelf-jaklrawwl emelupe li endued. eiUra febould bi
brkf aod written la Ink. Owing to U larga Dumber of letters retched, coif f of ma bo tnewer
Ad ber. No reply tin be inula to Querlea not Mofornlng to tulruetlODB. Aihtftea Dr. WliUaai
Bradj, w tare of uiia paper.
' TKIJi MVl NOT IX MOrilM-U'l. XI'MBKkS .,
It is my own conviction, and 1 ! dny lnshI asf ure'yuir1 that just
think.. my opinion in a matter like
this has consirim-anie wiKht civ I
Would not thus offer it. It Is my
firm belief that .there is no such
t hintf "autointoxication" or
"Intent in:il toxemia" or poisoning
of the Hystem hy
the ahHorption of
waste matter
from the bowel, i
except 1 n that
grave surgical
cmciBcncy, acute
obstruction, as in
intususceptton In
an infant, or of
strnnKiilation in
any ease of her-
nfa.
Thls opinion is a neguiive
oneond of course it is impossible
to provo a-negative. Hut there arc
wtill .some physicians, and very
good oiich too, who seem to hold
the opinion that something of this
sort can happen in cases of ordi
nary Intestinal stasis or sluggish
ness of th bowels, constipation,
tho they offer no wclcnllflo proof
to support their contention and as
far as I can follow Ihey maintain
that this is so "because the old tim
ers assumed it was so
A recent outstanding formula
tion of, this belief appears In a
scientific paper on wic wuojeri- in
4
mucous rulitiH h Walter A. Baa- , (lllKlllB iu ,lliy such experiment,
tcto. M.D.. wilt, wtys: R-oRniz- S.(,V1.,. mm . own noUnna or
IriK that thn lmi.urt.tnce of thie . Kr.lluUl)UH suUKe.stlona of l.tlsy-f.tm-
(Intcwtlnul toxemia) i ii,.s; ,lii.l only what your Uuc
.ontroverslal mil.Jert, I am M- . .i y,,u nl.out rest, Hleup, Ulel,'
phalically of the opinion that' .
( here Dr. lla.Htedi mentions some
symptoms which we shall omit
from this newspaper Item) may In
many instances he associated with
a chronic toxemia caused by the
absorption of food or bacterial
poisons formed la the bowel, or
possibly of the dead bacteria them
selves; and it is probable not only
that tlie abnormal bowel condition
of mucous colitis favors bacterial
proteolysis (sure, this frightful
word Is In. the dictionary, but 1,'H
tell you it. means absorption of the
dead or (Rested bncterla) hut also
that the Injured mucous membrane
permits unusual . absorption of
deleterious material."
1 have quoted the sentence In
tact., because It seems to me the
best (ii'HUinent available In mipport
of .the "autointoxication" theory. It
Is in fact no argument, save in tbe
IiiMt clause. U. 1h merely an em
phatic expression of opinion, hy a
physician wyll u.ualified to form
An expert opinion. That final retV
crenee to the injured mucous
membrane can't he so easily dis
missed. Any slight injury, break
or denudation of tbe mucous mem
brane lining of the colon may open
tho way for the Invasion of the
body or the blond by bacteria or
by any undigested food or waste
or poison or deleterious substance
that may happen to touch the raw
spot: that Is, we know this is so in
respect to injuries of the skin, and
hy analogy we assume It may be
it ue ot in juries of t;ie lining of
the bowel.
Still, even this Irrefragable argu
ment scarcely applies in ordinary
constipation or the , interfereme
habit, and It Is precisely In this
common and deplorable habit
It is not an ailment, really that
"autointoxication" so. often defeats
nair nenrteti mtempis at recovery.
The fear of a "poisoning" whU-h
does not Hnd cannot happen keeps
millions of unhappy slaves bound
... .inn iii'm, . in.-... in i.fi.K
diets; and tbe mum-rous linos ..r
..usinrsH u. ii upon tins popular
pu.ti.ia nee lie 11 unit me idik.h are
kept N.'are.l
Vow. friends, con.iua. before
you ask me, colon: why, then, do
h X '
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Auto horns. TuesDAV fou FtATtjfe: 1 classical -mvjsic r 'will. if listcn to thc sieex.Bir?i)-LiK r -' "i .',-"o-
A rAftToR-OfCie T5ACC VOGtaMCSDAV ? CKlUV OR VAlC'LL Y STICK TO ' j? MuSlC. c TH OiLV occrtST(?A J - 'W- Ji,Vja V'L
VOUR STATION BK0ATKAST A HOu?S( REVOKE i 1V- IcRCHCSTRAS: iloF BASS DRUMS IN Trie OjoRlD.' j , 9 cK'cHli ijmZt
GALL0PIN6 CM A TIN RooF. AN y5uR If f ' ' &g?Zrr- 1 1 A -ltit'&&$Z,m
solo bv a coNCR.Te.y-- : ; S--r j!,y ' Si&W fe &w$eM&'x Cs JzkTfr
unusual. Honest different of
mm - foiitroversy of this kind.
anxiety "iilone' accounts for such
symptoms, and toxemia or absorp
tion of poison scav,c'tly can explain
tbe symptoms. .Stop.
I'm here to sell you henlth. You
have already paid for my wnres.
J am delivering tho goods now.
Take it or leave It.' .
qi i:ktkxs axi axsvi;hs
INior ItcIatioiiK
Some of my well meaning rela
tives try to tell me that exercise is
essential to a patient who is tryins
to recover from tbe. I have been
Icimfini'd to my bed for over a year.
all the ilme. I say exercise In
poison until a patient has Kotten
to a pl.ice where, sue can do it
without fatijiue. . . Mrs. X. B. A.)
Answer Vour relations are poor
friends. Your own idea is riKht.
If you want the sh o it es t way to
recovery, you will attempt no exer
cise whatever until your physician
det-no: it advisable. JIany a badly
iidvirscd patient has postponed re
covery for Ions months by at
temptiiiK to set up and move-about
a little, without having the at
tend Ins physician's consent. You
may look "strong" enough; yon
i may even feel strong enough, to
1 attempt some little exercise; but it
Is certainly foolhardy to sacrifice
, .i. .. .. m-wi uv in
Ammonia Odor
J 'lease tell me the cause for a
strong odor of ammonia In the
urine of a child 3 years old. (Mrs,
I'. :.)
Answer. It is commonly due to
a slate of acidosis, perhaps from
wrong diet. Tne child should have
less meat and less refined cereal
and more slewed fi;iiit, fresh vege
tables, and entire cereals (includ
ing whole wheat bread 1. . Honey.
Jelly or maple syrup instead of
refined sugar and sweets made
from it. i 'rude brown sugar, if
you can K"t it,, or old fashioned
molasses without sulphur' dloxid,
would be desirable substitutes for
refined sugar. These items are
belter because the natural mineral
salts ( lime, particularly) which
they contain and of which the "re
fined" products are robbed, serve
to impose acidosis.
Arrowroot
" Answer. As wholesome ns po
tato or cornstarch. It has the
same nutritive value as these other
starches. Its flavor In sometimes
preferred by invalids or children.
Judgment of Adenoid
Can an ordinary family doctor
t,olt whcl-hur u' child's adenoids nnd
tonsils must be removed or should
the child be taken to a nose and
throat specialist? lAV, ,T. U.)
"-Answer. As a rule the family
doctor ts a better judge of that.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
'I'lint In proRiess since. the perlotl
of the I'hllinlephla Ccntonnlal, when
W'liltelnw Iteid celebrated Ills ac
Uiilsltlon of the Trlhtme nnd start
led New York with a nine-story
tower.
The 100-story tower to be used
for -.Metropolitan employes only
i win nonse uuiiou of them, cnriv
j ng them up tbe. first i:i floors on
moving stairways.
Washington awaits Senator
Hrookhai't'K promised revelations
concerning a senatorial dinner, not
dry.,
A N'ew York broker mined Fa-
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hey is supposed to have tempted
the senators at a private pnrty and. l
according to Senator Urookhart, !
they did drink, livuryliody knows j
that congressmen drink and that .
prohibition-Is for the little man. !
Hut it is unpleusr,;it to talk about
It. '
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iiW Street's onrthriuake veek
proved that New York's billionaire
liiiults an be useful, in einci'scn-
Hrokers' loans have been reduced
by two billion, four hundred, mil
lion dollars. Whllo "out of- town I
banks, nsiwall Slroet calls, the
rest of the country, were callinK
loans. New York hanks were lend
ing a billion and n quinter. '
Without that leiiditiK. on securl
lies. which ,urlud ns a- cushion you
might have seen a real panic. ,
Alexander Szturon, n young com
munist, dies in n Huitguriun pris
on, on a hunger strike, being tbe
second to die iu that fashion.
The strike, ending in death, is a
protest against Hungary's present
goverument. if the (lead man now
looks down, surveying this world
thnt bus lasted more than a tliou-
sand million years, and has anoth-1
er billion years to go, ho prohttbly
feels that it was a mistake to take
one Utile political situation bo seri
ously. However. It takes many deaths
to create liberty, aa it takes ninny
chewing earthworms to create fer-
tile soil. -
J In Oklahoma, .left D. Harris, 65
I years old, ardent dry agent, Ihoiigh.
j It his duty to enforce prohibition,
j He had no official position, no war
j rant. Itut he suspected Ka,mer Os
car i.owery or limit legging, raided
his farm and killed I.owery. .
A Jury oonvicts Harris nf man
slaughter, leaving the sentence
"from lour years to life" to the
judge.
Tbe prosecuting attorney threat-,
ens If the sentence is light to put i
Harris on trial for another killing.!
that of James Harris., l.owery's
brother-in-law, . killed in the same!
raid.' I
The convicted man's problem Is
complicated by evidence of wit-,
ileuses that no liquor Was found on '
, Shabby
. 3!ake luce
pron6uu-
. 'Aiirkle . ft i
, Jtouquut
. Jlead i-overlna;
. Jicnse f ojfi
. PischarKcd
, .Small exilolon
IN
, jUftke u niii-
. fiik v '
. lavements ot
Airplanes
, Slender flnhil
. Condensed at
mosiiherio
inul.stnre
. Aletnl-benrlna; .
rock
, firnw drowsy
. Attiring
, Free or all de
ductions , Help
, Examined -
tliurouKhty
, Implement
for
peeiinfr '
. Wlnirvd
. Proposition
, DIei Scot.
. Over
. Mennor
, Coaster
, Sac without na
fipMihig -,
Weapons -.
No: tjrut.
, w: comb,
form
.American
uulhur
ft, AxuUl by urll-
tire
4. Hry v.'.-.
.1. Si-rvpr
6. Urlpplea
7. Past
K iuvo
J. M ild a n I in nl
10. I'l'inhilne naino
11. Aultittion
I J, Court imicced
in If
the farm and both men were killed
as they had their hands in the air,
begging for mercy.
Prohibition hatreds are almost as
Intense as religious hatreds. .
Mr. Teet offers $100 for the best
plowing by farmers in Putnam
county, New York. Each farmer
will have one acre allotted to him.
and four nnd n half hours to plow.
No assistance allowed In chang
ing plow points, 14-Inch furrows,
seven Indies deep to be required.
Kvenness of furrows and squareness
of corners will count.
All Interesting and archaic but,
In real farming, there will be no
man trudging four and a half hours
behind a pair of horses, scratching
up a small piece Jit ground in a
day's hard work.
One man, with a machine, will
rip up loo acres or more in a day,
and sit at his ease as he does it.
lllgger field, big machinery farm,
co-operation, or farming corpora
tions using modern industrial
methods, will solve the farm prob
lem. Kor the first time our experts
are doniinnted by finished goods,
those In which values are created
hy American labor, automobiles,
plows, manufactured foodstuffs, etc.
American lnbor is Interested In
protection against cheap labor
abroad, hut interested, also. In a
tariff that will not make it impos
sible for foreign countries to buy
from us and sell to us.
Manufactured exports of $l,9fi7,
000.000 nre not to be ignored. The
close balance In imports nnd ex
ports Is shown In figures for the
year.
We sold to other countries $3,
3fil.00n.oii0 worth of goods. It our
tariff makes It impossible for for
eign countries to sell to us, it will
make It Impossible for them to buy
from us.
We need n tariff to protect la
bor and Industry,, without milking
a tariff to ' ruin our foreign cus
tomers. w'arrenlon Work of building
new brldKe over Alder creek in
West Warrenton progressed suffi
ciently to permit 4 hour traffic
between Kort Stevenf. Hammond
via Warrenton and points east.
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Do Yon Remember?
Trrv vi7Is AfiO TODAY -
(From files of the Mall Tribune.)
j!.vfiuier..i, atir ;i
i Ciovern'ur t'o.illdge re-elected In
Massachusetts and HepublicniiB
italic i li'nlUda - In .congr.Hxloiu.l
elections, i . President Wilson send
wire of congratulation tu'COoll.lg.
r,..i,.,. Pmumvii. elected to
legislature. In. New York oml. wel
come" a .son, "Quentin,, . an,.eie--llon
day.
James liolph defeats Kugene
Schmitis f"f mayor, of S:in Frnn-
ciseo. . .
Kbs selling in Medford at SO
cents a down, expected to rea. a ,
J1.00. ., .
Smudge: "Wig Asbpole is run
ning K.M't Hall a close race In the
champlfttishlp battle to decide the
honor of being the Pest oiwihii
sleeper in public places."
TWENTY -YEAKS AGO TODAY
(From files of the Mall Tribune.)
November 5, 1IMMI. '
Medford Commercial club pre
sents .lodge W. M. C'olvlg with
gold watch and re-elect him prod-'
dent. '
White workers on V. & 12. quit
work when Hindus are brought
In.
!mknne in chaos because of
I.' W. W. riots.
Snow falls in foothills and heavy
snow storm reported at lllltte
Falls. .
Work on ney St. Marks' church
will start soon. " .
tlrenler Medford club starts
plantliifc- trees in Medford.
New county bridge at' It.iK'ie
niver (Woodville) started and will
cost $H,r.0O. .
' . T
Quill Points
The jirt in making, pumpkin- -pie
Is to use so much spice you enn'L
taste the pumpkin.
"Wo can't have many more kind's
of tooth paste. There are just "O1
many miracles to perform oir,
teeth. ...
' What causes women to hate
kitchen work?" asks an nd. Well,
winning a beauty contest does it
sometimes.
The most enjoyable cHmalii Is
one where the long green Is Jn
evidence all the year. -. .
You must see' tho great
.open spaces ii realize what 11
void can he, hut you can get
' some idea of 'it 'hy unserving
a grinning hoy with two front
teeth out. . . ,
Weil, jf there are only two auc
tion bridge experts, "expert"- and
"critic" aren't synonymns.
About the only people who got
theirs whether they get results
or not . are lawyers, doctors and
reformers.
Authors: People w;ho nre pnld
$ar.OO to provide the stuff that',
soils a magazine containing $300,
000 worth of advertising...
i Americanism: Making sacrifices
I to give the hoys a college educn-,
I tion so they can earn $:i"i a week.
1 instead of $12 a day. ......
The husband may tiling ho
Is busy, hut If he gives ummw
to relative or needy i m"hffers
he Isrcarerul Jnot toV'rei Ills
wife kthvwnhoul It. '.;
Ttow strange that the Penator-i
who hate naughtiness are the only
ones , who huve found evidence , of
it in Washington.
A .Ww Yorker jumped ISO feet.
In an effort to kill himself.. Pos-
sensed of such ability, he evUlert,ly..
despaired of having It done in .
traffic.
Justice Is blind, but what of It?
Money doesn't talk the sigh lan
guage.
By BUD FISHER
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