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Newspaper Page TextPXQE POUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE; MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, ; NOVEMBER' C, 1929 Medpord Mail Tribune Dllll, Bumtar, WeeUf 1'ublhl.rt bj MEDFOKD rUlftTlNa CO. S5-8T-80 N. fit 81. Pbon, It JIOBKRT IV. KUHU Rdllor I. SUM1TER 8M1TII, Uunw Ao Independent Newspaper Knterat u second elau matter it Uedfvrd, Oregon, under Act o! Mercli 8, J879. bi iwniiracm BATES Bj Mall In Adianec: Dally, l(h Sunday, rear I'.nO Dally, fith Sunday, month 70 Daily, vltlwut Kunday, year 8.00 Dally, vllliout Sunday, montll 65 Weekly Mall Tribune, one year 2.00 8unday, one year. 2."0 By Carrier, In Alliance In Medord. Ashland, Jacksumille, I'entral l'olnl, I'boenli, Talent, Hold Hill and on Illitlmayc Dally, lth Sunday, month .70 Dally, vlllwut Kunday, month Dally, ulthout Rnnday, one year T.00 Dally, Kith Sunday, one year 8.00 All terms, cash in adrance. MEMBKII OK TUB ARSOCIATKIl I'BESS itecelviiw Full leased Wire Berries Ttie Associated I'resa la eielualrely entitled to the me for publication or all nem dispatches, credilnl to It or otherwise eredlled In tills paper, and also to tbc local news published herein. All rltbu tor publication ol special dlspatebea herein are also reseried. JUSMBEII OK THE UNITED PHKHB Official paper of the City of Mtdford. Official paper of Jackson County. A. B. C. average circulation for tlx months Online October 1, 1029, 4174. Dally average distribution for all montM to October 1st, 1020, 4111 1. 1'resciit press run, 4825. MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OK CIRCULATION Advertising Represenlatlrea M. C. M0UEN8EN COMPANY Offices In New York, CJilealo. Detroit, Ian Francisco, Us Angeles, Bealtle, I'ottland. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry If Senator Brookhurt, of Iowa, tlioUKht ho wuh doing something smart and HtaitllnB in giving the details of rum guzzling by con grenanien, ho lias another think coming. The charge that aolona swig alcoholic concoctions, la about aa startling as the Information that fish do best in water, and that the average human must have air In Ills lungs to keep going; Senator Tlrookhart, however, could have taken his accusations from the commonplace, by giving a. few do tails. For Instanco: It would be Interesting to know If the solans who had exports to do their heavy thinking on the , tariff and farm aid, had an export to do their drinking. How drunk did the con gressman get, who distinguished himself by making dry Bpeochcs for $100 per vpecch and expenses? The names of the hypocrites wore not rovealcd,. but those who aro ruubor stamps for reform organi zations, will bo exonorated and called "practical politicians." The Older Girls aro beginning to doubt that a skin-tight hat with a fin In the back, Is much of a euro fur a doublo chin. A skin-tight lint Is supposed to mask a doublo chin. "Ramsey Synn Is not vory well. His " children, (have boon' coming to see him quite ofton." ( Hunt ington Notes). Causa and effect. "B A Z A A K I'ltOCEKDS AT HOCKINSON TO BIO USED FOR HOW"' (Hdllno. Clarke County, Wuuli,, News.) Ought to bo fine, with a few carrots. 'TWAS UVICsl THUS . t (From "Nhecp") . - "Ten thouBOnd whlto ones and sixty black ones! Go round 'cm tihep!" This command was supposed to have been given to a certain sheep dog In Montana, and presumably ho .. theroui)on rounded up tho sheep and counted -them, But ..the poor .dog's dond now; brain fever, no doubt. It Is slt-ango that when unyone tells a tale of some extraordinary animal, be It dng, horso or cat, ho umially adds as an after thought, "He's dead now, poor fellow." In fact, someone with llmo to sparo ought to mako a study of tho high mortality rato among canino and other animal wonders: ' and after satisfying himself on that point, ho might turn to a closely allied topic, tho re- . grettablo longevity of cheerful ! liars. ' . i : Local plutocrata are hitting south fur tho sunshine, after stay ing In tho shade all summer.' It;! about time for the chcbi-ful news, telling how much money eaeli Oregon citizen Is supposed to huvo In his Jeans and his bank, It any of cither. Last yoar It was I4S7.0S. This Is not tt vory Im prcsalvo sum, the .03 conts being uttached to lend on atmosphere of accurney. If any announcement la made this year, aa seems inevit able, the per capita wealth should be of sufficient size to rouso tho Insurance agents. A nice looking lino of numerals Is $33,813.33. The lines unrt curves Rlvo tho artistic touch. Besides, tho computers might as woll he 133,333 off, us $487. This would also bo In error In a big way., . , A canard, that aomobody forgot to llberato during tho last cam paign, has been out tho past week. 15-year-old Rlrls aro rectifying tho poor Judgment of tho Lord, lit putting tholr eyebrows ,98785 Inchos too low. "" Tho University of Oregon foot ball team does not do battle this week. They are recuperating from the ravages of battling the Pacific l'anthorn, the Willamette Wildcats, tho Uniformed U. C. L. A., and themselves. Stanford was mean. Washington was too busy with polities to offer much opposition. Noerthrler1, this list of major triumphs, and a slight minor dis aster, allows Oregon to flaunt tho following percentage table; ,.' " W. L. Oregon 4 1 On top of this showing, they ullego they are Northwest confer ence contenders. Their claims are built upon the shifting sands. They conquered four teams with fero- cloua names, and nothing else. w WILL AL SMITH rvEMOG'KATlC victories in New York City unci Virginia reprt'Nont the inevitable return to political normalcy pre dicted after Al Smith's miNliing If uny further evideneu were Governor Smith, and not President Hoover, who broke the solid South j and that Tammany at any time is willing to sacrifice federal patronage, for Xew York state and city control, yester day's elections supplied it. Professor Pollard, a Protestant and militant Dry, easily de feated the Republican-Democratic coalition against him in Vir ginia. Had prohibition or religion been real issues, the Repub lican triumph of 19U8 might well IX spite of aggressive opposition, Jimmy Walker, the song and dance idol of Tairimuny Hall, had the usual walk-away in Greater Jlaiihattan. The Tiger machine hit on all six cylinders, instead of two or three, as was the case in the Presidential election. These results merely confirm close political observers for the Smith as presidential timber is of the picture forever. . There may he a dozen Democratic candidates for the nomi nation in 1932, but former Governor Smith will not be among them. BIO CITY WIRE SERVICE FOR MAIL-TRIBUNE NO one questions that the two greatest news services in the world are the Associated Press and Hie United Press. For many years the Mail-Tribiuie service, and it has now added know, there are only two or three stale that have both services, and they have undisputed leader ship in their respective fields. This extra service adds materially tq the Mail-Tribune's overhead expense, but it is an expense which wc feel is justi fied in our determination to give Jtedford, the "biggest little city on the coast," the biggest part of the country. With both services, the news coverage only equaled by a few of the largest metropoli tan newspapers in the United States. Wc have never been inclined ferring to leave the matter of bouquets to others. Put, as in the matter of A. P. C. membership yesterday, and United Press membership today, we fell we aro justified in calling two such important steps in this paper's growth and progress to the at tention of our siibseribers. A WET TILIC surprising thing is not that Senator Prookhart told the world about that wet banquet, but that ho was ever invited to it. .' '. What whs the big idea? Was it merely a practical joke, con ceived in an alcoholic atmosphere, or did the banquet managers believe that tho Iowa senator was only another hypocrite, vot-iujg- dry and drinking wet, who, safe from detection, would gladly filch a hip flask from a coat rack? In either, ease rthe perpetrators pulled a decided "boner." For there ARK a few sincere Drys in Congress, and Prookhart is ouo of them.' Senator Sinoot is another. And while under siie.h cii'eumstanccs the latter would never talk, the former could, under no THIi present situation , must those baiKiuet 'innuiiirpi'N. ns but as time goes on it promises rather than less so. For now the Iowa Senator and "tell everything." ; Many be spending sleepless nights until that jury report is out and the worst is known. " Wc have no particular use for Senator Prookhart; he is, in our opinion, a demagogue and a four-flusher. Put we grant him courage anil a certain degree of sincerity, when Prohibition is concerned. . Whatever the motive of those responsible for inviting the corn belt insurgent to that banquet, they were guilty of an error wc fear they will not soon forget. .Another fine tiling ahout flying is tlwit people who don't do it Hron't tnxoil to keep up u iniuk for those who do. If July, the month of sunshine, ho be "Sol" in the new calendar, why isn't the month of wedding called "Luna?" , i m i . You will notice however, that a bridge player never kills a dump partner, unless matrimony is an aggravating eireum-stance. MUTT AND JEFF The Miracle Man Of The Huddle System By BUD FISHER mvjtt, we couli win 1 1 Don't vwoRfcv.'j IfwHAT? Afce I kid, Those Govs f "Hew AfeG Vou ' ) " rTTTpi 1 TT, THe 'moct Vf-meRe was A II THC 6AM IF I COuU I T'Lt FIN& . 1 A AIN'T GOT ( 60NNA FlND OoT? AWb f PLAV IS A FM SPY IN OUR EVER RUN AGAIN? defeat. needed to show that it was cx- have been repeated. , what has been the opinion of past year, that, iis far as Al concerned, he is through, and out has had the A. P. leased wire the U. P. service. As far us we other newspapers in the entire "little city" newspaper in this Mail-Tribune will have a telegraphic to blow our own horn, pre BONER circumstances, keep still. . bo decidedly embarrassing to well as to Otto 17. Kiilin. to become more embarrassing is going before the grand jury an "Honorable," we fear, will Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. ItMd Itturi pwUlAlfl to foul bctltb uk) hjfUM, Mt to 41HW dlicooiii or trtttMnt, will bo tumrod bj Dr. Bridy it a itunpod, Mir-addretud em el or u tMloied. Uttori ibould bo britf tnd arltuo Id lok. Owing to tbo Urgo numb of UtUri rtecliod. onif fo cu bo uwr S Mri. No rtplr uo bo nodo to qnorloi not Mofondm to InrtrucUom. AddroM Dr. WlUlu Brodf, to eoro of tblo mmwot. WHEN JIVSTKHIA Tho cynic In often cntlmental at heurt, lliu bully Ih usually an actual coward, una the prude la not bo pure when he In caught without her cloak. Of coui'ho not ovory bully provPH himself n coward if you Hcek to Rive him Homo of his own medicine. When dcallm? with u bully It is as well to procure a gool pUKllists's assist ance, whether you're a good phy- choloKHt or not. Indeed, tho ex treme disgust some good psychoN ovists profess to feel for "pristo flKhting" Ih prohuhly itself a de fense reaction. It is only natural for every boy to wish to bo ablo to defend himself and even to ex cel in boxing, but owing to the namby-pamby policy of popular education most hoyn receive no proper training In this art. Inev itably that loads to a certain de gree of fear of tho few fortunate ones who do not receive such train ing. Tho boy whose, education has been neglected naturally wants to forgot such unpleasant or shame ful feelings, and in time he may succeed In forgetting the origin of It, but In his subconscious mind thero remains the submerged mem ory and quite without the man's conscious knowledge this suppress ed wish is converted into tho very opposite feeling or emotion. When ever you hear some bitter-sweot soul sounding off about tho bru tality and wickedness of a boxing match, you may be pretty sure the poor fellow had a rotten education, probably no physical training ut all, surely no instruction in the manly art. But wha'V has this to do with hys teria? For that matter, what Is hys teria, exactly? Jiy.stcria Is a state In which somo repressed or suppressed idea, mom orV, experience, usually an unpleas-i ant one, temporarily emerges from the subconscious and controls the: body. Hysteria Is not to bo con-; fused with "hysterics" or tantrums or anything like that; nor Is it by nny means confined to one sex. Hysteria Is very difficult for tho best doctor to recognize or diag nose; a layman would seldom sui pect the true character of tho av-' erage case of hysteria. As many lay readers know, whether to their advantage or not, tho psychologist Freud and his fol lowers hold that hysteria is Invari ably tho outcome of a repressed wish that is related with sexual emotion In one way or another. Many of . tho laborious psychic analyses submitted - by Freudians as evidence of this seem far-fetch-' ed, but anyhow hysteria means that somo suppressed Idea has taken command of the personality, thus finding temporary relief In a round about iflodo of expression. Tho truth of this theory of hysteria U borne out. by tho success tho skill ed psychiatrist or mental specialist ofton attains In helping the patient get rid of the psychic skeleton that Is hidden In his mental closet. , Sport, in America, predisposes to hysteria not hysterics, but the real thing. So many football fans, for example, share in the excite ment of tho game, yet suppress tho Impulse to play themselves, or give it but a feeble vicarious relief 'in cheering, throwing things or biting their nulls In grandstand or bleach ers. If definite hysteria Is not the outcome of this sort of abnormal diversion, then the emollons-so ex eltcd and unnaturally repressed wilt find vent in other ways, such as tho neuroses, phobias, obsosslons. AVo can't all bo heroes, stars or champions, but everybody can do his own playing, even though It be only croquet or checkers. lf ESTIONK AMI AXSWEUS Doctor Knows IlrM. I followed yoio suggestion to use flaxseeds, and It certainly rid mo of the constipation habit. . Then one day 1 happened to mention It to my doctor, Ho was alarmed and advised me to cease at once, as on-j of tho seeds might get Into my ap pendix . . . N. T. Answer. Well, you should al ways obey your doctor or flro hlin and engage another. Maybe your doctor knows you are different from ordinary people. I particu larly recommend the flaxseeds to persons who have or think they I.S IS IXK)M have trouble In tho appendix. But I do not advise you to use flux seeds. I merely say I believe it! is a harmless practice in any case.! Knviroiiiiieiit of Health, I Is it safe for one to go back to; factory work after being discharg-! ed from a T. H. sanatorium throe' months? ft. F. C. j Answer. Itis unwise, to resume tho work or the way of living that led to tuberculosis. If you have no doctor to adviso you nowy the sanatorium physician will tell you whether you can safely do the work. Gonerally it Is better to take up some open air occupation if possible. It is always beat to continue Indefinitely in an environ ment as nearly as possible like that where you have recovered; this ap plies to climate, physical activity, 'diet, general habits. Radical changes in these matters should not be risked without the advice of your physician. Starch My Eye. I had always been strong and healthy until five years ago, when I developed an ulcer on my cheek. It persisted three years. Then a doctor told me that It was a can cer and must bo taken out. That was done. Then I asked him what was the trouble with me. He said starch poisoning. Then I let starchy foods alone, and began to live on fruit, vegetables, meat, bran and coarse grains. Now I am back to normal health, and never need any medicine, not even a- laxative . . . D. S. C. Answer. You only Imagined you were letting starchy food alone. Vegetables and whole grains con tain plenty of starch. But per haps you did need the vitamins, the roughage and the mineral mat ter that your new diet furnished. However, surgery cured your can "cer. That Is a thing apart. Thero Is no reason to believe that faulty diet has anything to do with can cer. (Copyright John F. Dille Co.) Quill Points The measure of a man is the number of people who delight In seeing his faults exposed. Blessed aro the poor. Their tires are still good for 5000 miles after they're worn out. It might be worse. Suppose we were born old and had to dread growing young and foolish. Colleges ruin girls in the same way that an unlocked cash drawer ruins a boy who stole mere trifles at home. Dealing in liquor to catch dealer Isn't n new scheme. Police kill to capture a killer and speed to catch a speeder. Another good wny to keep the waist trim Is to stoop down so tho broom will reach under the bed. Doctors aro people who can chuckle over your misery If they know it won't kill you. The modern passenger bus ia equipped for almost everything ex cept winning an argument with a locomotive. "A warm climate makes gener ous people." Even in a room arti ficially heated, people will share their last germ. Americanism: Making one an other rich by paying one another a profit nn paper that is valuable because wo act that way. Tho unemployment situation In China Is Improving. Somo leader has found enough money to finance another epidemic of patriotism. All things are comparative, and tho secret of greatness la to find a plaoo where the people, grade even lower than you do. Religion is somewhat like Shake speare or the national anthem. If you are for It, you feel respec tablo without trying to learn tt. Tlut what can you expect in a r MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACR08b ftleadoni i'oor VcneJ Heaspro of length Lluuor Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle lEIEIMEIRIJAIGlEilAIPiOlRIEI Oddi Scot. Cereal Total Uenus of tho maple treo Hustle Young defll Head corerlof Girl Meaiorlnir line Overt prefix Kesti Wtiiffllke Cultivated par den plot Greek portico Roman home hold godi KarlleU Egyptian god doss Bristle Xdge of a garment 48. Electrified particle 49. ItreeEy 60. Trigonometri cal function 61. Efjoine animal J19. lower Medium iup posed to nil all 53. Head space Gi. Confederate Spread loosely general God ot war 6C. Insects 1 1 mum y u ' I uj n H u IS.NlelEQmN EITOH O.lM LiiiiiPii ppnA "FCj P E TlRir EDS ETdTTt I PIN O RAPS PIE E pJeRbP RlO p i nTt 7jngpw eIaInIeId eTsIIr aItbpTi PAS tQtIo yie dPdJa b s A L PQCIoIbBs EjAPB Al ft A j N Yfl N T EjR POSE IN A SJn E EflM O V E D r1eseItU6o1dUsie1eirIs f JLw ji.j 1 Tr " jjp "j77 ls ? - ,ii M.I ' II Is ; Hll --.ill Lltlll 31 4 . ' 4- . 42 p 43 4S t life ' inn 1 1 1 1 1 land where everybody thinks LIndy was first to fly the Atlantic and nobody knows that Section fi makes It a crime to purchase hooch? Nature will keep on producing city clickers while there are men who lay down a quarter because thero are other quarters on , the hat-check counter. "Few iKHipto arc' content to listen while others do nil the talking." Hi other, did yoii ever watch a husband while his wile talked to 11 tnil'TIc cop ? And doubtless It was an appeal to their patriotism that made others sell camp sites to tho gov ernment at a mere 400 per cent ot their value. Correct this sentence: 4''o have disagreed at times," said the hus band, "but never for a moment have I entertained the thought of leaving her." Brisbane'sToday (Continued from Pa. One) (lends PAYINU NO 1NCOMK TAX, in aei'.orilnnep, with n mi- li'i'iue court decision. . The death of John K. Madden takes from the. study and broedliiK of horses tho ablest man in Amer ica, and a most lntorostlns citizen. Ills brood mares produced six derby winner and two futurity winners. Novelty and Yankee. He also owns Star Shot slro of more brood mares than nny ollior horse. Madden had studied horses ami. men, knew both, and snld: "The family Is more Important than the Individual. I should rather have my slstor marry a poor sample ot a good family than the best sample of a poor family. Tho chance for tho next generation would bo better." 6. Adtrlngent talt 7. Itednccd In grade 8. Largo serpen! 9. Arrangement of a jniiKlrul composition for orchestra 10. Iteglon 11. Small pie 19. Through! pre 11 x 0. Woolly surface of cloth 83. Tapestry 8,'. Assert tit fact 20, Weaken 7. Rubber tree tft. Thing J 29. Goddess of i duun 1 SO. Itestcd 1 82. Like a beast 115. Cravnt 36. Hearer or car DOWN 1. Italian cola S. In Arthurian legend, the wife of Gornlni 8, Instrument!.! part of a vocal solo 4, Pronoun fi. founded rlcrt snfrlx. 39. .Mcamnff 39. fastener 40. Silkworm 43. Storking 44. formerly 45. Coloring Vint ters 47. IHsrern 49. Constellation In France, Ulchard Corbett shot his mother to death. Sho had can cer. ' The young man, British, told, tho French Jury: "1 loved my mother. I killed her because 1 loved hoc Science could notfdeliver her from her agony. I delivered her." The judge Baid: "It was for God to consider when your mother should have died, not you. Clod might have prolonged your mother's life." The son who admitted killing his mother, shook his head and murmured, so that the jury could hear lilm: "God is only a religious belief." And the jury acquitted him. a It used to be said "Nature lias a horror of void voyage." That was modified later. Human nature certainly has a horror of Inconspicuousness. Men hate "to amount to nothing" and will do almost anything to attract attention. One mun jumped into a volcano that he might die mysteriously. A slave burned the temple of Dinim at Ephesus that his name might h e remembered. Proud Americans spend days and weeks on a flagpole, or dance without sleep or rest for days at a time, like whirling mice. Now Max Ilinel. n German cob bler, weighing only 121 pounds, heals the world's record by eating 7S eggs in 1(1 inimilcs. ; The cases (pioled are (ill foolish, but man's progress depends on bis innate batted of "amounting to nothing." ' All that men have achieved In their 1,000,001) years of existence on this earth,' all the mar vels they have accomplished in the 12.000 years since the late stone age aro due to the desire to DO SOMETHING. Guatemala's Santa Maria volcano continued its violent eruption Mon day, spreading ashes and hot lava i widely. Three hundred are said to j have died in the agony of fire or suffocation. We read that and it affects us j less than to see a small dog I crushed hy an automobile before our eyes. Imagination is not strong. We rtShlj what wc SEK; hence Iho H)er of moving pictures com pared with written words. Do You Remember? TUN YEMtS AGO TODAY (From flics or trie man iriuuuc.j IVOVCIIIOCP '. lusn. Louisville. Governor lllock ot Kentucky publicly ninnies j-rcsi- icnt Wili-on for ins ueieai uy r.u- wiii Morrow, Republican. v,.t.u ,,r Ohio register .18,000 majority against adoption of fed eral prohibition. t v liiownlco. lumberman ot .Mississippi, arrives In city to look over timber tracts anu i-. cc iu. railroad. I'-lat rale given Medfol'd people on electric heat. . city council in effort to bar street carnivals, raises license icu to $100 per week. Oiant Lawson air liner, carrying 11 persons, flies from Indianapolis to Chicago. TWENTY YEA ItS AGO TODAY' (From files of the Mall Trblune.) November , !. City council grains John H. Allen franchise for city electric railway; must have two miles In operation within five years. licit Anderson sells farm which ho purchased bust year to John 11. Hoke of Florida, for $27,500. Assessment roll completed hy w. T. Grieve shows a decrease of $!0O, 000 in valuation with consequent increase In tax rate. Ogilen, Utah, offers $80,000 for Johnson-Jeffries fight. San Francisco. Stanley Kctch ell, middleweight champion, arrest ed for fourth time for speeding his ?U000 automobile and running down a pedestrian. Record meeting of State Horti cultural society held In Medford. C. E. IVhisler makes principal ad dress on subject of EaFlan box bill. . s i rui a la i vt-, s ' Till: I IKST AMMALS. Hy -Mary (Jiahani Homier "Come alunK'. Come along! Hurry! Black Hurry!' Clock. cried the Littlo "We're Roing- to have glorious ad v e n t u res now. See! I've turned , the time back ever and ever ho far almost to the time when things wero bo ginning in this old world.' The I 1 1 1 1 o Black Clock, whu had been given the magic whh'h made it possible for him to turn the time way. MAW . GTUUAM 1 BOWER way back or way, way iorward. had Invited .luhn and Peggy to share his adventures. "We're going to see some strange sights this evening," lie continued. Suddenly the whole scene changed and the world seemed to be strange and empty and with out nny familiar landmarks. "FUp-fh.p, flip-flop, flip-flop," came some queer sounds. "What In the world aro we going to see?" John asked. "1 don't think this placo is a bit pretty," JVggy said. "It hadn't had a. chance to do murh with itself as yet," (he Ut ile lUaek Clock wild. "Kvcn the world had to gel settled. You know, when people move they are all upset at first and not bin:-' looks very lovely, but in lime they get it all straightened out. "It was the same with the world. It had to get settled be fore It really' could be at homo to people. It's not rendy for peo ple now." "riip-fiop, tiop-fiop. nip-rio," came the sounds again. 'Look!" sbouted tho bltlla Hlfiek Clock. "Tho very first ani mals." "What little squirming things! I wouldn't call them anlmtils," John said. "They're the first of all may be not beajitlful but still they're the very first." And John and Peggy saw crea tures that looked like lizards. Tomorrow 'Their History. Classified advertlatniZKetH result. sSV Kv