MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,' OREGON'. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1029.
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Medford Mail Tribune
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. BUallTKIt SMITH, aUna.tr
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
SIkiih ns unfailing as thoso of
spring ubound. thut this communi
ty Iiuh been marked for a return
nf hollriiising In tho numa of re
ligion. Tho way to stop thin is to
amend the peddling ordinance so
It will Include tho peddling of
hate, and not produce tho pocket
book when tho high-powered
organizer, appears telling that all
who opposo his agitating are mem
bers of "tho whiskey ring," and
"agents of tho I'opo." No Blnner
of these parts needs hanging with
out duo process of law. Nobody Is
mud at his neighbor, and citizens
havo ceased trying to look fierce at,
each other becauso tho Klciiglu
told them to. Tho stato ought to
he ablo to hold a primary election
without staging a young religious
war. . 1
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"15 YKAlt OM (ilnli MISSING
MONTH, MOTIIKtl TliMiS !-I.ICK"-(Humboldt
Star.) Where
in a fond puvont gots In it rush.
A homely, but honorable break
fast food has been subjected tb an
unwarranted Insult. Tho women
folks now- run carrots through u
sausage muchlno as tha Initial step
In concocting carrot pancakes.
There is nothing that could ho so
utroclous as a carrot pancako. Tho
carrot pancake Is supposed to bo a
trlplo-throot,.' and Is tolerated bc
cuuso It Is ullrgcd to romovo
pimples, freckles, and fat It Is
our humblo opinion, that a woman
wlio would 'cut a carrot punojiko,
should havo pimples, freckles, and
fat, along with conspicuous wails
on her hands nud face.
"Charles Baker has rotunfed
from his traps. Ho caught two
coyotes, thrco skunks, and a bob
cat, along with John Weiss."
iNyssa. Notes.) Tough luck, John.
To date, no Oregon seodsondcr
bus had unythlng to eat or ill Ink,
of sufficient Importance to bring
forth a speech In congress. ,
Hunters not 'shot for a door or
a I'lilnt'sn phciisuut, nro flocking
to the Klamath lakes to ho llils
liikcu for a green-bosomed mal
lard. There Is ouo nice thing about
- tho 6th street speed fiends. They
hit each other, Instead of tho fancy
lamp posts.
A funilliar Item Is appearing In
the press, recounting tho experi
ences of a 10 year old girl "In a
lonely spot at tnldnlKhl." There
is uonsldcrahlo complaint about
"lonely spots" being out at mid
night. 1 'nil sown grain In coming up
fine, not knowing it Is supposed to
havo rain.
1lsl.l'X;iNH
Again there. Is hero tho high time
of the year
. When campuses seem to be clut
tered With verdant young fry In whose
bosoms tho high
Impulso of ambUloii has flut
tered. They bring to. the slopo of I'm mis
sus a hope
For ultimate sophistication,
l''r knowledge not found in the
usual round
Of courses of matriculation,
The youngster next door drops his
stnnmer-timo chore
Of front porch campaigning, and
rambles
Willi 1-acket and uko ami untuv-
. orcd peruke
' aor iccnen of more serious
gambols, "
Within tho stnlil walls of tho vur
lly hulls
He'll dream of his new alma
' mater;
Add outsldo the gates show it pen
1 chant for dittoau.
With somebody's beautiful
daughter.
The men who wore great In tho
councils of stato
When this, our republic, was
founded '
Had no chance for fame such as
thle lad may claim
When depths of til prowess ro
Hounded.
And though he prove slack upon
gridiron and track,
Vet glory need be no enigma
A freshman today, but tomorrow
he may
Be pledged to oh) Eta PI Big ma.
(Kansas City Nterl
THE HUMANE SOCIETY
TJIK decision of the County Court to ftive financial assistance
to the iruiiiaiic Society will meet with line approval of all
rinlit-tliiiiliinj,' people.
IJeeause the relief of human suffering is more important
than the relief of snfl'eriii"; ainonir the so-culled diiiuli hrutes,
there has apparently heen a tendency in certain quarters to
refill rd the latter activity as of no consequence whatever.
At any rate, wc have received two anonymous communica
tions during the past two weeks, objecting; to the inclusion ol
the Humane Society anion"; the hencfieiai ies of the Community
Chest and trefilinj,' the society in a strautHy facetious anil un
sympathetic fashion. .
WK can't share this viewpoint, nor do we understand it
True, our first consideration should he the relief of want
and sufferiii,' anion"; our own kind our friends and neighbors,
lint this does not or should not menu that, an orffiinization
devoted to the humane treatment of animals should lie disre
garded, or treated, for some mysterious reason, as a practical
joke.
The Humane .Society has now withdrawn from the Com
munity Chest and will receive county .support. It will also re
ceive support from many individuals who helieve in it, and arc
fflad that there is a f?roup of puhlie-spirited citizens williiir to
devote their attention to this important phase of community
life. . . '
THE most unfortunate individual can at least make himself
heard and tell the world of his needs anil his misfortunes,
lint the dumb brute can only hear in silence whatever a cruel
and pitiless Fate may have in store, it is the utter defenseless
iiess of the. animal that appeals to us mid, frankly, we can't
understand the inner workings of any person who can regard
such a humane, unselfish and noble endeavor as the decent
treatment; of the dumb brute with levity and indifference.
As a matter of fact, the growth of civilization has been
marked largely by the improved treatment of the weak and de
fenseless; including human and animal life. A racial organiza
tion that is indifferent to either is one that has never left the
jungle, or is returning to it.
IF this is a foolish sentimentality, then let our chorus of cynics
makoi the most of it. To us it IS sentiment, but the sort of
sentiment that marks human growth, and makes life more worth
while.
So any organization that devotes itself to promoting kind
treatment for animals, and punishment for those who treat them
with cruelty and neglect j will continue to appeal to us strongly
and will at all times have the enthusiastic support of this paper,
in the future, as it has in the past.
WELCOME
TOMORROW is a big day for Medford, marking the .first
return, not of our Prodigal Son, but of our Pig Skin Sons.
They are all back, Hernie Hughes, .lack Hughes, Al Stoehr, Hill
Morgan, Hill Bowcrman, Cliff Moore, Clifton (iarnett, and the
redoubtable Ked McDonald. They are college boys now, seven
of them cavorting for the Oregon Frnsli; one of them, Lone
Eagle Hod, smashing in for the O. S. C. Rooks.
We are all glad to have them back and hope they will have a
gootl time! Outnumbered seven to one, there is hound to In
considerable sympathy for Mr. McDonald. It is probably not
needed. "Red" has a way of taking care of himself, regard
less of the otitis, and, judging by the pictures, he has some' tough
hombres to support him. ,
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WITH. Prink Callison thrown in for good measure, however,
a certain leaning toward the Frosh will be natural. A
cheer for them will be almost a cheer for last year's champion
ship team.
- On the other hand, the under
we are greatly mistaken, there
Oregon Slate.
WHATEVER happens it is hound to be a good game. Anil
when it is over Diirtisnns on both sides will ioin in i.iv.
- i - - - ' o - -
ing the local hoys, and their playmates, the best possible wel
come.
We have been urged to advocate a strict neutrality in to
morrow's conflict. No doubt a very pious idea, but to our mind
a foolish one.
Let the fans root as they will,
That's the only advice we are
blows.
Short skirts give them so
for what? Why to wobble along
Farm waste may be transformed into motor fuel, they say.
Well, even now it isn't unusual to change eggs into gasoline.
MUTT AND JEFF In
(Jood mornimg: ir
IS SIX A.M. UJ UJILl
START "me.oRrVholCi'S
jExeRCises by liftimg
THE DUMB-Beu-S
1
DESERVES SUPPORT
HOME!
dog has his claims, and unless
will be plenty of support, for
'
and may the best team win.
going to give before the whistle
much mtW freedom. Freedom
in high heels.
The Dawn's Early Light
w '4fsj oumb-bcll TMeyl ' AMft Ti?ov.u out v. ... V n
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Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
SlfMd Ullact panalrjlm to tutorial bull ud Wflena, on u castas, or vwaMrt.
,111 h ansaereil br Dr. Brads 11 stauMd, MU-addrautd enttlom Is cMlosad. UtUra SOould ba
MM and rlttan Is Ink. uslnc to tr Urn number of Inters received, only l r em ba anener
" nT No ranir eao be mads to ouerlaa not coafotaUi to instructions. Address Or. WUUaa
Brady, In tare of tola pasrapanr.
iioi.vii oi'T A
In a recent health questionnaire
answered hy more thun 900 of
our readers was this ciuestlon:
In It duiiKuroiiH to (jo out In the
cold Immediately after a hot
hath? Ci;vo reason for your ans
wer. '
One hundred
thirty one read
era hcllevo it is
dangerous, h u
offer no reason
for thinking so.
Two h u n d r e d
twelvo r o a ders
think II ml Klu be
a lixky thing to
Oo under sonic
clrcu mstunces,
and imiHt of them suggest a cir-
runiHtnnce. All tho rest declare
there Is no harm in doing so, and
many of them explain they have
often done it and never noticed
any 111 effect.
That 584 out of 11,1(1 readers of
this column do not "take cold,'
to the nest of their knowledge and
helief, from such a sudden change,
and hnrhor no fear thut such
"carelessness" Is likely to .do .any
harm, is very encouraging to me,
and 1 should think It ought to
give sonic of my old fogy col
leagues a degree of anxiety. I
can't put my hand on a single
physician or health authority of
standing who actually usscrts a
"cold" or even that it 'will make
anybody more susceptible to any
Infection, hut I submit that such
is tho inference an intelligent per
son must diaw from the advice
or Instructions handed out by our
leading health authorities from
time to tlnie. Especially tho old
timers who warn tho dear public
against tho feet wet, or wearing
Insufficient clothing, in . cold or
raw weather, when there's a good
deal of grip or flu or anything
like that prevalent. It seems silly
thut a health commissioner of a
great city or province or the chief
of the public hetilth bureau of the
national government should puh-lls-h
such wnrnings, but they do,
with a perfectly solemn face, too.
Take another Instance: Suppose
you indulge In nn hour or two of
unusually hard work or pluy, got
all In a swettt, then sit down to
cool off Jn a draft, breeze or wind.
Any risk In that? Yes. you Idiot,
of coiirso there Is a fine chancb
you will get lumbago or some
such lameness of muscles, or may
be a "glass arm." H mokes a lot
of difference how you have got
ten heated up. In this Instance
It is from ferently Increased- com
bustion In your muscles: tho com
bustion or fuel (blood sugar)
leaves considerable waste matter
or ash or more or loss acid char
acter (carbon dioxide, lactic ncld
compounds) In tho muscles to bo
removed thru tho circulnllun. K
you suddenly check tho circula
tion or retard It by cold on the
surface tin excess of the waste
material remains In and near the
muscles, and becomes an iriiluni.
That's how such conditions as
lumbago and lauto arms happen.
(Tho "glass arm" of the baseball
pitcher is of this nature; the
"charleylinrse" of an athlete is
altogether different, being a rup
ture of tendon or muscle fibres
from sudden effort without pre
liminary "warming up".)
of course when you get over
healed by artificial means then
Is no such Increased combustion
(metabolism) In tho body. So
there is no objection whatever
to sudden cooling. Any one who
has ever Indulged In a Turkish
or liusKiun bath should appreciate
this. Any woman who has done
a big washing on a cold day, lh"ii
hupped right out to hung the
clnlhes as she Is. knows she will
surfer no 111 effect worse than
a lame shoulder.
Incidentally, athletes In fair
training are unlikely to stirrer
this lamenesH even tho they lahc
no pains to prevent It.
IlKSTIOXS AND , NSW Kits
(lve the Itluiho iv (.'lutncc.
Have heard several people say
II Is nut healthy for a baby or
yiiuiig child to sleep with an old
er person, that It takes the
strength away from the child . . .
I. Mrs, M. 11. 11.)
Answer While there is nntliiue.
in this superstition that one sleep
ing partner takes the "strength"
triiin the other. It Is actually bet
ter for the health or both that
they sleep In separate bed, ror
I the simple reason that this gives
i 'j'i:n v u.vrii.
a chance for better rest, and
makes it less likely that any das
ease, say a sore throut or other
form of cri, tho one happens to
have will be pusscd to the Other
Aside from these two objections.
1 think there Is no harm in any
two or more persons occupying
the same bed if thoy like. Occas
ionally it muy bo advisable for a
parent or other guardiun to sleep
with a child, for warmth or watch
ing In illness.
How l'lnd Out About Cancer.
llow can I determine whether
I havo a cancer or not? (F. It.
0.)
Answer. Tho only way Is to go
to a good physician und be ex
amined. The sensible man or
woman will do this ft8 soon as
the possibility of cancer suggests
itself. Upon early diagnosis or
recognition of tho nature of the
trouble depends tho outcome. If
it turns out to be something less
serious than cancer, well, you're
very glad you did not go on wor
rying and procrastinating, any
way. Economy Ilulcs.
Which department In Washing
ton distributes pamphlets on pre
natal care? Is there a charge for
same? (Mrs. S. M. A.)
Answer. Formerly the. Govern
ment Printing office, Washington.
D. C, sold such a pamphlet at a
nlckle a copy; It was Issued by
one or another of the various bu
reaus that deal with unimportant
matters like public health. I do
not know whethor such pamph
lets urc still sold by our liberal
government. A few favored citi
zens have told nic that they suc
ceed In getting this painhplet
positively free of charge, by writ
ing to tho secretary of labor or
some such high authority for It.
Dot I reckon you have to be some
pumpkins In order to get any
thing like that without first show
ing your Uncle Sam the color of
your money.
(Copyright John F. DUle Co.)
Quill Points
Nino months working up evi
dence for n raid; 12 hours to pot
bail; business us usual.
Save your school report card?,
non. In after years it will be a
consolation to observe how bright
you once were.
Brief example of tho way a yel
low streak functions: "Well, g?t
tho evidence and we'll arrest
them."
If Mr. Ford's collection of Amer
icana isn't complete, wo know
where ho can get a horseshoe-nU
suspender button,
"You can't tell wluit a wom
an men ns when alio holds out
. lier luuul." You ran If she's a j
liat-rhetk girl.
Tho chief fault nf a single-track
mind is that It uses up so much
energy hauling empties.
Ami'riciinlsm: Two flons on un
olnphunt UHsurliiR one another tlic
bit; follow Is Ko'off to tho Uks Ih'
ctuiso thoy obNrrvo an ophU'mlc of
folly unions thoir follow flcan.
ltrli't cxamplo of law enforce
ment: Kicking tho eat because
yon aro nfrattl to hit the boss.
A cotton-plcklng eeno In a new
talUle-movIo la realistic In every
detail, except there Is no feelle m,
chlno to put over tho backache
part.
The uplift nilnht attain to hlKher
thlnKH if It diiln't havo to use up
so much energy merely to keep 1
self on tho level.
.Ada in shI nuLsldo the Kunlen
HleJrat(Ml, fiipildlesjs siMrncl.
I'll bet," Ito imittorcsT, "I've
Itnt lutlltoslM."
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Thirty million people buy stocks,
according to tho statisticians. And
regardless of what Mr. Ilasltob says
there aren't that many sending for
ltolls-Koyce literature.
Maybe they could discover what
destroyed the ancient civilizations
if they would concentrate on a
search for tax receipts.
Ueatlng swords Into plowshares
would be easier If they'd quit beat
ing biased history Into the heads
of tho children.
Signs are helpful. Without them
you can't tell whether that kind
of place Is a cow pasture, a country
club or a landing field.
Correct this sentence: "I can
ItUs every girl In our crowd," Said
tho half-drunk, worthless youmj
moron, "and that proves all mod
ern girls are rotten."
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
Australiii,' New Zoiiliuul mid
the rneifiu islands have 9,000,
000. hnrth's total population could
Hland at the hmiiic time on Klatcu
Island in New York Harbor.
Texas, intensively ciiltivaled,
could feed them nil and provide
them with ruom to live comfort
ably. The American factories could
supply them all with automobiles
It they had money to pay for them.
On (lernian territory, occupied
by Kronen and British armies dur
Iiik then in years since tho war,
arc 15.000 "post war babies" with
(iorman mothers, Kroiuli and Hrit-;
isli fathers.
A club of women in Cologne I
wants Itritiiln and Trance to sup-
port the 15 000 babies. ' j
V'rance answers, quoting N'apo- ;
loon's law still in force, "i.a rech-1
erclie le la palernito est interdite."
("It Is forbidden to seek to estab
lish paternity."! What Britain will
answer remnins Jo be seen. I
The 15 000 babies, no matter who i
Vou($ Hf,t5
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I 'ti. Jump
6M OUR HAT
ANb Vou'U- -
'AH'!
17. Southern eon
titellutlon
1ft. Honey muter
It). Keit ll Pi
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32. IncloMiru about
u ynrd - .
31. Offspring
50. lies loom, sab
Kin lira
SH. f.'tmilry iwoi9
30. .MlUlury ito
dent
32. Sailor
31. Ameriran In
dlun
35. Imllvldunl per-
foriminco
3ft. Tips
38. Fhifclied Willi
KUCCtttt
40. Compound
- ether
41. Umiceont
pnnlctl i
'42. Firearm
44. nostril I il
47. Demolish
4H, Finished
51. Push over with
pri'KMiro and
friction
3. Strike . Inlcntly
ngahiKt ,
!i.-. Hull koiI
i;. Small plant of
the Illy family
69. J.atln conjunction
TBsl
S. 100 (iuare
meters
3. 1'Iero of floth
4. First gurdcu
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C. Venornfo
Old until
8. KerenUu-lc for
en nl
0. Wlillo
10. ;i.rnientR
11. Speechify
! their fathers, will be worth in a
1 few jea.'s all that it costs to raise
. them and millions more.
j M
I ' In Virginia's governorship clec
! tion. the Democrats win by a ma
' jority of 62,450.
j Anybody who thought Virginia
1 was going permanently Republican
: knows that he was mistaken.
I
I New York City re-elected .lames
i J. Walker by almost 500,000 plu-
i rality. The biggest city in America
evidently likes the young man who
dresses neatly and does not take
I himself or the world too seriously.
I In New Jersey, Mayor Frank
j Hague demonstrated, about eight
I to one, that he understands poli
i tics. The Republican candidate for
the New Jersey legislature, Russell
i A. Watson, running in Middlesex a
strong Republican district, was
beaten hy a Frank Hague Demo
crat. !
Mr. Wutsnn had attempted to
annoy Mr. Hague. The hit tor said,
"He did not interfere." , Apparent
ly he didn't need 1o.
The government has spent $125,
OflO.OOO at Muscle hoals. on n plant
to supply nitrates lor' explosives
In war, fertilizers in peace, power
at all times.
Mr. T. M. Hogers of Florence,
Ala., wonders why tho government
doesn't uso that power. "The South
needs fertilizer, and municipalities
around Oils section need relief
from high-priced electric power."
TABLE ROCK FAMILY
GO TO BUTTE CREEK
TAUI.I-: ItorK, Ore., Nov. 8.
(Special.) The I'hanler family
I who havo operated tho Wykoft
ranch the past year aro moving
j this week to their own home re
Cently purchased in the lJutto
' Creek district.
BUTTE CREEK SCHOOL
IN HALLOWE'EN PARTY
ISItOWNSnOIlO. Ore. Nov. S.
(Special) A Hallowe'en program
was given by Miss Combs, teacher
of tho Hotter Creek school, and
her pupils last Friday evening.
Those who attended reported an
evening very pleasantly spent.
Novu e.TKfeA Box
8 Tildes A v?outiO . Tn
Block; I
111 (pi ' '
,l) f r SM t ' ' ' ' '
TKX Yl'llru
(From n.e.VV.T..riSiT
". K. 19,, Tribue.)
rrcsideiit ... .. .
t'oimt rv.wwiat ....i t
ducted by .Attorney
nier, who rcmusi- i ' ' 't
deport 20U of thus, arn-.u! I l"
Official Count in tut. .
lory to Dry, by uxo votnT.-
ct in referendum on ""' "
l;'""n.ltlon. First ropu e i I
vlctoi-y. Wet
Six Inches of Nllmv,fl(,Z(. I.
reported on summit of Sl'.kiyi'
Hurvurd and l'Hm ...
a 10.1 1) He " UJ"'e to
N. Y. Stock Kvi l,,,,,.
for ill o.uuo, a new record
Paris: L'l.Unn .
soldiers have l. ,7'. .'V.""lc
France.
TWKNTY YUAIts tr:i
(From files of tho Mail TrWunei
N ov. 8. I ami
Southern Pacific trains snettl
iu cave-in on s V
line in California.
Lincoln Nebraska ,i..;.i... .
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President Taft completes tour of
country nnd refuses to comment
on article in Collier s by L R
Glavis, called the "Whitewasiilng
Morocco Reported here Kaiser
Wllhulm of Germany plans to seize
mines in itiii section.
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imsior ai Bts Aini-K s church.
Kansas Cltv l'n-lr..i- m-.i--',
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outpoints Cyclone Thoinnsnn in i
rounus.
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FlltST IX tin: AHt
By Mary (Jralinui Itoimer.
John and Peggy stayed with the
Little lllack Clock nnd saw the
queer little lizards become used t.j
the land. Then they saw more odd
reptiles and suddenly John noticed
something. . ,
"There's one that looks as If It
had wings," he told the Little Black
Clock.
"Tho. first to fly," the Little
Black 'Clock said. "You must know
I'm turning myself rapidly around
now. liven though I have turned
the'tlmo way, way back to the be
ginning of things, there were greil
amounts of time between the firsi
arrivals and the next arrivals and
the. ones we're seeing now. .
."We're seeing tho first birds."
The creatures tried their lns
It was thrilling to watch them. II
seemed as though they had groan
a little weary of crawling around
on the ground and had thought ot
the beautiful air above them.
They were not particularly love
ly. They lodged more Jiko lu'.'
than tho kinds of birds John and
Pcgary knew.
But thev were actually flying. !'
seemed very, very bruve of them
to try to fly, and clever of them It
manage It! .
Tho Little Black Clock seemed
to bo thinking of something else
nnd, indeed, he was busy once more
turning the tlmo on a little (Hi
ther u'nd further until right betor--their
very eyes they beheld seven,
of tho largest and most curloih
fcnoliirnu thnv'fl eVi'l' SCCn.
And yet there was sunietliing 'to
luolii-.l rather familiar about thra
"I know!" said Job", in a"sW"
to his own thoughts. "The muse
um li:m come right out into t&'
open. I've seen those creatures ic
museums, I'm sure."
Tomorrow "Dull IHnum"
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m j.uko m
1 ;u Tk; niirf suf. vecetaV
tui II havn vou feeling
F out tha ulitrhtcat 81C0 of griping
or discomtort.
Safe, mild, purely vtgeablt
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By BUD FISHER
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