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Newspaper Page Text. 0 r t i. a , - . , ,t T'T'T'-T T "I" I ; ' 1 .1 i t i . I J I liil'J li t ; PXGB FOUR tlEDPORD mail Tribune .taUr, irahf, wUf rtrhlliilirtl hy MRiminu rniNTiMO co. tl-JT-80 N. Mt St. lit IHItlKlrT IV. Illllll,, TOW R. SUMITKU SMITH, Meoaior An Independent Newipapef loitered M ml rlaie nutter it Medord, KtM, unto Act III Mart a, 187. - . . ariWCIIIITlON KATEA ijr Mall In sihaneo:- ' 'llalljr,,i1 iMtfy lt...lVi. .. ..' flellr, with Sunday, Month...,?.-. ..i .76 Hallr, nltlKiut HuiHlar, rear O.OO ., -.Pally. lllnit Sunday, monlll.......;. V Weekly MM Trthaar, MM -fMf .100 V Sunday, one year. .-.;....;..;.... ; 2.00 ' Ky farrier, In Adienfeln Medford, Aehlanrf, JeeWimllle, Central Puint, l'boeatt, Talent, bold Hill anil on Hatjmri. .... Hall)', llll Sunday, iionlh ......,. .75 liallr, without Sunday, mouth.....,. .06 pally, Klihout Sunday, em year. Mil) pally, llh Sunday, or rear. 8.01) -' An terms,- cant tn . MEMBER OK TUB AssOCIATRO PIKM i llralllra Full Uaned Wire Bertlee The Aoetatcd I'reM la ciclualrely entitled to tin ue rur inrhllrallon of all ncva-dispateliea credited to 1( or ollteralse eredlted 111 tlila paper, a)iMl alao to the loeal newa putilblied herein. , All rlihli lor rnrlillcilliTn of wetlal diiiuutba tiereln are alao reamed. - wt.mtu or nil; united rural IKIklil paper if. tin lily of Medford. ' V tffflelal raper of Jaeaion County '. A. .' f. arrrage etreulatlm'l'er sis aonlbl ' fndinj Oetolier 1, lean, 4 in. Pally ateraie distribution for all Bontlit to Oclolier lit, loin, 4111 1, rresent press run, 4825. MEMBER OK AUDIT BUREAU ' ' ' UK ClUCUUTlllN Adrertl'lnc Bnresentatlw "-.' M. C. MIKUi.VHKN k I'OJirANT ' nffrrea In New York, dilute, lietroK, tan rrancfM, Us Amelc, Brattle. Portland. Ye Smudge Pot y Arthur Porry '. The pair of l'ortlunil lam-jrors whoso iierrronal grlcvancea'are be ing ulriil at Siileiii, and on the front piiiren, churiro two nicniliein of the Kiiprcme court with taklnfr a drink, and, maybe. If the two lawyers had . a couple of hwIbh theniHclven-, It would tone down their ornoryneHH and cuuho them to nhnko liiinilM liml not bo mad at each other for another 17 yearn. ''KoiiliKlinouH. ; In . ljound In the hart of a- child: but-thei rod Bhall drive It far from him" (I'rovorbn 22:Ui)..' Tho nlilft gear rod, In all likelihood. : i. !. ' The liiiiid Jtullolln irepiiiiM Hint thot (IrlnkliiK . Jury left enougli III Ulo jug for u l-e-tl iul-of tlio t'HKu. )Tiikuvisi: min's ok ll'rwn I)Ihiii'Ii) OAKI.AMJ, Cul.. . Doe. 6. W) iJocliiiiiigMiH. Ulunk wim tjUllufi,'. , hiPiull'lrrltabte, , nior Villi, lllmiHrecitble, nlinty, grtte Hume, , coo),, bitter, luxtlng, ji'iiliiuii, 1 lioitlliiK, .picayuiiluli, liiathwiine, Innultlng, liraaen, uilMurly, gluttiiiilHli,' tempera-, inontiil, m'lflHli, dontemlituous, " Inattentive uncivil and ineon Hldornte, Mr, lllank today buciI lier for dlvorCe. 1 1 ': I'liu" dry niiell. Iiuh .ciiiIihI wllliiiiil a at h rit. mioedlHt being "bcwll dnrU liyjllic rain,", vhllu cutting curncrn iind driving reckleunly. . There, huve .been .neveral niur dern in the Rtato nt Into. The puller ufV tad trigger had no delusion that what he. wua. ehuotlng at wax u wild four-legged creature.- The Kfid event are attrlhirtad to even' thing but th,,handlnetu, of tiro ufma. ' The nalvo argument in' advanced by the Klamulh Kails Herald, that It Jamea C. Cooke . of I'oitlund, nerving Hoven yearH In' the Stiletu Jalilioufio, fr cttrclcHK hajidllng of othor pcopli'ti , money, . hud been' utile to run Iooho untl tho recent Walt Ht. cotliipne. there would bo np HiHerH, und Jim would be uh chipper, 'financially und.pcrsoiiiilly. aa of yuro. Jt.ln.hidred unfortunate that Air., l.'ooke rati: out of luck Hifd got caught, HlmuUaneouHly. Oct'tlng caught In- tho chief draw buck to crlmlnnl nellvlty. The proitcnt habltutlon of Mr. Cooke In full of .guotH AVllo failed 'to time theiiiHelves properly In the get uway. ,.' Hi.tTF. citizi:n ai.I.ows IWIIhmH, CaL, Joimial) : In the . flrnt ItiHliinee. the M'llloVn polleo, department una Htandlng Innido the. the-: t titer white tho hold-up wan ; being ataged, anil In the latter ' Innlunce the poltco department ' trim "meeting the train." '"''The writer contenda and ! bjHlntninn that he hud no rlirht ; tii bo Innlde of any theater at '.'thy time, an the taxpayern are ( not paying, Ita .police for any , t pcmonul entertainment for ' tnomnelves while on duty. Alno tho taxpaycra und cIllKcnn of Vrillowa uro uf tho opinion 1 Mint the Kouthern Pacific . (ialiiM nro able to ptake a pro , per atop ut ,WIlowa. and, enit; depart on schedule tlmo wllh-tont-tho amitMtiinco of any of tftar police, department, ; t . . ' 4,(ne of the Jorgennon boya In neert overy afternoon, with bin new coupe parked on the road In front of the nchoolhounc" (Hmlth Itlver N'W.) Just giving - Uio male teacher a rrlcndly lirt when tho day's work Is done. ;'Tho alumni Is going to, i probe ill-eti to "doterutine tho lack In tho Itnlternlty of 1 (irciion football team." The main lack seems to biVo been the lurk of tuuehdowns. ii was a major luck, as a mailer of' fact. Anuther daek was tlie lurk' of scoring plays. Hcoring ptays are as vital to a football tin in as forceps In a denltnt. An ullier defeet was the absenco of a punier; who was "sure-fire'' .In" a pinch, und could be ilepchded upon to punt down the field, Instead of straight up. lastly, the rani lack Is a, drop asnret, that, w ill not bo ' mention!!, It has another year lf fV on Its contract. ' MbrJb. ItlVKrJ Ore rWenty ro tons of rock, loosened by rain, 1 down on the Columbia Klver Uway near here and caused serous minor automobile accl- ..;' ; . r THE MANNIX TOO bid I till! puoplo tit Ori'tfOtl t'Oiililn't ilceiile lli'w .Miiiini.-;-'Jowpl'i (lisliiii'iiioiit enso. Ji'oc llifcy would promptly 'votb'to disbiir both nttui iicy.s iintl ii How (liu Kliili! to d ovule' its all Out ion to inori! important mid uomdnidtivo iilTuirK.'i 1 "' ' ' 1 Tlii-rd' "lire too muiiy 'lawyorH' imywiiy: - The iirofcssioii ' is tvocfiilly ovoriirowditl.' 'J'ha troiill-imilintf proidivitit-s of hotli losi'pli and iMaiinix ni'(! well kii(nvfl, and '.tlK.-ii r'i'liri'inciit fi'oiii tilt! Icf.'"l field would lii'iirfit liolli tlie plMifcHsioil nlicl tlltf fitiite, ri Jloruovcr, this will probillily.ht' tlie iilliinnti!' ojitcomo any way. If one litfol'ii'c'y in dirsbiim'd, tliB'oilor,.jio. doubt, will ie, Kitlicr tliift will lie (lit; net roniflt, or Wrtlr'nvjf) (wape expulsion, and tlio 'lelirtii-d eoniiNcl and iMiimi'iit'jMttKiiir' will hlive only n inCKM.of ilol.se itild fury, for ' lliuii' time iili.il iKliiis. ' A'Ct'OHOI.N'O io the lale.st ruliiiff, nc soi-t of fvidenee in ji- ing to be luil'red from tlift lienriiiK.' Tlio liijildy tlevclopcd iinltl-filiiij.'inn abilitii's of' tluf two dcfeildilntM are l!ili t be given tinrestrifcted fi't'edoin, and there won't ho all iliisnieurcd legid or'jitdieliil re)iiliitlon in the state, before the irlal is eou- clildcd. " '" . ,; ' ' If this would flear up' and clfiin up th(- bonch and rrofcio sioii, no one would complain. J!ut no such result is likely. Only a terrific odor will be aroiiNfd,'' puUIit confidence in the bar and judiciary of the slate sliakeiij with no desirable or constructive benefits attained. ; ' : ' ; FAI! better for all couccriit'd, if public opinion could he made effective, mid the two defendiiiits' disbarred at the outset. Wasliing dirty linen in public is foolish enough for private in dividuals, but for sUcli iiuportant factors in the body ;poJitie as the legal-profession and the bench, such a proceeding iiiuy, result in real public harm. . ' ' , .However, apparently nothing eau be done about it.1-., The fat is in the fire, null the long .suffering peoplu of. Oregon will huve to make the best of it. - MUD-SLINGING, TJIH Nort of evidence that is going to be introduced at this trial is clearly shown by tho -testimony of Attoriiey'ddse'ph's first defense witness, Klvin C; Condlt of lortlaiid. Jlr. Coudit avers he gave Chief Justice McBride it drink of whiskey, whereupon' the latter promised him that lie V-ould Win hifi case before the Male supreme court, If ii statement a portion of which is false, can he regarded as entirely so, then we don't believe this testimony will 'have much weight with the court;' ... '- :, .... , v.,,.: : Vov ('hief-illistlco .McDride's record is too clear, and his cluir iieler to well known, for "any person with the slightest knowl edge of cither, to believe that lie ever made such a promise to Mr. Coudit or anyone else. .'..-'! Till'! dean of Hie Oregon bench Olllv generally beloved, but Hot only the warm ill't'eetion but this state. Personal iidiiirin lnlglil an iiieorrii)lible and unwavering integrity of character could, iifler'So ihiiny years aeiuuint for the second. , In fact, his most! astounding Hdmitti'd to he his AiKpiiilil'icd or stranger, alike. Whatever he may have said or done off the bench, on it, he 'has invariably hewn straight ttf the line of impartial justice, letting the chips Yi'.T if this statement is' true, favor-peddlinir Judge. bnt the sad part of it is that, regardless of what his friends may say, or what the truth may be, hundreds of people who get their only information from the press reports, will half--or entirely-i-believe it. . .. . , ; Too bad, too bad.- ' lldt Jtlstiee Mellride's reputation is not the only one (hat will siiffor. Long before Hie final eurtain, Salem is going to need more thair-oiir municipal incinerator, he fore it can return"- to Its accustomed atmosphere of sclf-Vight' cousncss and purity; Synniiyimnw:' ' Words luivinj? tho sfliut- ftU'iiniuii, like "cherr fill losrru nml "chrcrfnl liar." ' - ; ,: '. - TlrroH one tftmtl tliinif nliotH "a .rnuy '.Villi thiirkrt. AVhlk it lusts it doesn't nMniro ftny bunk ciisliicM-H to ny wliiki'rs. lVrsonully wo would rutlu'r liko to mh IVnnsylvmiia rcpre Ht'iitod iu tho Srnntu by n iimn iimiu'd tirundr. I There's room for just one more war booh. No one has .ever told the story from' the aiijtle of (he Y. M". C.'A. worker selliutr chocolate bars. "The country is fundamentally sound." says Secretary Mel )o. lo tloiiht. .'Tltii-tfotible iA'tho-tnirtitr m'ttiite ileein tin be Hie only Uig llusiness men who net as if they believed it. ' MUTT AND JEFF LOl H6W f - DRAWAnj evew: tomirs- jtaf'' i ' i I - -ZZ) - v- J ; . . n?J i, m r . , . . '"m - JOSEPH MtSS UNCONFINED Chief Justice AUdtride is not he has. nml tins nlwivs liml the; deep respect of the Inir of account for the first; but only chiiraclerislie has always been fairness, to friend or foe, crony fall where they may. not only is the Chief JUstiee u coiiteiiiDtiblV ni'oolced one Ami 1 Mutt Wires Shakespeare Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BKADY, M. D. ' ' Blineil lellrra pMalnlni to nenoiial Uralli, awl llem- not to dlteaao dlaiiuali or trealment, Kill in ainurrrd hr Pr, Bradr If a alaintieil. aelr-aihlrrseil enrelolie la enclosed. Uttera itiould ba liriiff ami mitten In Ink. IhiliiK to Hie iaiue niimlKr uf Idlcra rrrelred, only a few can lie aiwwered lieie; Nn reply can lie made ,lo queries not aonforuiliiic to uiilrucliona. Aildreaa-Dr, WIlHarn Brady, In rare of llili uenspaper. . . . IJKW.VItp.'i'HK UKAIt Iodin In the modern, way to Hpi'l), tiiil'rrin. (If vou CIM--0 for hiv. medl - JL ,.., ,, ;.n i, ,',, ' Jo Ihei r-mbnths cvery.boity ..At-V. 'Rnnu...i'l.l ,.., i . lotlin In. his. food, 1 hut.jx.Kood many people do not the family diet- J"rorkd too much. ,J)o you , my. and so It l8' '-commend x-ray trealment in neeeary for tiJwhuo,l""if OOUKh e navl" , health promoters! r1" ', y "? h f acon'9 to. Issue repeated to .Klvo mueh : - warninL-s of 1 h e : " "UL "ukh,-u al t;' f ,.!;!clum .lactate for crl. Uut perhaps lieslde the woods'1'. "''ly "a helpful In certain cases ill full of horn annimu iiottdne. and somo of these half -bakod- young Hurcona- devolo a large jiliaro ot Hholi- Hpare time to drummlnB 'up trade by traipsing about the. coun try, v;i mini,' oIKh off thuir lodln. Kow and fhen I hcjir of people, who actually quit unlnf? (odlzed- Halt, and return to plain milt boquiiHn sumo itmbltlouH operator ; has exprewnotl the four, that ho, much ,iodJn.may Ihyroidlsm., To-:ueh- on "author - Uy" It doesn't niKnlfy that, one geN more lodln In a can of Kulmon -than Ih a pound of lodlxed salt. ' rhe i'ount? nlnnyhamnler has concelveft th Theory that Iodin 1 rather'- a daiiKeroua "thins and he poos right on cautioning anybody' who taken him seriously, und there are ulwaya ptaopI6 who take nueh a doctor seri ourily If he appends the name of Home clinic, aifiHoclutlon, Institute, college or corporation to his de gree. ... . . A Aupcrtuining to the effect of iodin on goiter, I quote from n contribution by a Hurgeon- to one of the leading medlcul Journal: . "I'ationtH with secondary, hyperthyroldlxm of tills kind (that ii i developing In aderiom-" . ntouM goiter)i. formerly were- ; operated upon with a mortal- , My rate ranglh from, 3 jier i ,ccnt to 8 per- ccrit. . Today, -.however, lodln medication, rent In bed, and carefully graded Hurgery havo united, to lower this mortality very materially. V , , There you, havo the Ktudledwlcw of a surgeon, who believes In op erating on goiter cascH early, that (ho administration of lodln In ohe form or another tends to lessen thn "tuxle' effects of hyperthyroidism o,r ovvr Hect'etlon . of - tho thyroid gjand. And. yet hot u few tyros and "clinic" attache still try . to make the laity think, .It is- danger ous to take an 1 oil In ration for the prevention of goiter or otlwp purpose; soino of the haif-bttltcd oorn burgeons even inveigh ngalti.-t; tlie- uso of lodlKed salt on thitt ground. . , Note that this surgeon I quote couples rest, In bod with thcad intnlHtratinn tf iodin In tho prep aration tot tho exophthalmic , dr "toxic" goiter pntient for opera tion. I mispect the rest In bofl,. to gether wltlfpther measures of .an clasHOciation. a.s advocated' by I)r.' Oeorgo ('rile, who has perhaps done more than, any other modern benofactor to rob Hurgery of It terrors. Is. responsible for, the improvement- In tho patient's condi tion, rather than the-mere &dmln latent Ion of lodln. Just such i regime of medlcul care will. In fact, suffice In many cases of exo phthalmic, "toxic" goiter on hyper thyroidism; yes, In some cn.ic's that are too eagerly operated upon by the born, surgeons that infest thi.t country today. I!y that term "lio,'n aurgeon" I moan any M. D. wan has tho temerity r unfortunately our comical law gives any M. 1. with a license the right to ho:J himself out- as- ft surgeon be fort) h hiin acqulreih th experlonecf and Judgment that a dofttor can acquire only In 10 years of general med ical practice. . . . VtKSTIONS AMI ANSWK.US IMa-stcr In Kjrt. , My husband is. a pliisterer. Vve .Mrs. II. V. J'ljH benefit let me tell about his remedy. ."Whenever -he nets a' splash of plaster In his eye lie Immediately washes the eye with ordln.iry suitur water, made 11s thick as a syrup. Plain water Is Aery bad, but . this siiKiir .wn'nr seems to relieve the Irritation ir tince. Just a few drops in the eye. Mrs. II. S. Answer. Thank yon. It suundi uulle sensible. Somotlmes llpie or plaster burns ore very severe arid reipilre Immediate trealment by the eve surtxeiin. As a rule it Is ad visable lo..' remove all tho lime, plaster, or alkali trom the eye by .unshinrt It freely with warm fretcy: for' Sound I EVN?I ls EXEN wmel MuTT,vo cosofte: mneN i rHtsi -mis ) d . rrj MOVKMUKT OX -IUUIN !',-"' I'crhaiis the gugur wutor .ln better H W t llaml I 'A Certain Kind of C'r J I hnvn' tiled ulclum laclute: fur i ll and got Immediate relief. Dhaiik juu.lv, ,,i,n. buh-niiuu. . j uu nay I ii person docs not suffer f roni overwork, or does not overwork. trouble .lv.-u.ro- ; """ , ," "'ii vi.i. f..,.n ml'-'11 a"loe" In any position If he or coryna tlon). X-ray treatment of . the mid riff region Heem to. moderate and .shorten thy coutho of whooping COURh. . v., i . , - . IIimv to Ointnirt TiibtTtMiliwb. ; . I have a man boarding with me who. ha had T. U., Heveral yearn uro, but claimH he haH treated him elf ,and- Kot rid of. It. , He coughi a good deal at night. AVo have ! two. ". hn and I am afraid to have them go near him. -Airs. H. K. . . - Answer. it the man. had-tuber-eulosls years ago he probably has It how, and if -your children are perniltted to cOme-within his spr:iy range (i'2 fet la. coughing. 5 feot In conversation), they are pretty certain ' to -contract tho . dlseae. 1'cople with tUberculosU who "treat themselves" seldom recover. Hern in. . . .Can a right femoral1 hernia.. be cured by wearing an. appliance or support for a year or two? Mr.?. S. K. V. .. . Answer. Hernl.-, . breech, rup ture is never curable by any othor than surgical trerttment. Vory rare ly a smalt hernia may heal spon--taneously ..utter-, month).. ..of such support, but, this Is too remote , a chance, to eunt on. '' . (tfopyright John 1?. t)l!lc Co.) ' . Quill Points A fourth-rat author la ono who jenta regularly ndW Instead of get ting famous after ho is dead. You may break, you may shatter stock marts If you. will, but folks will keep up with the Joneses still. The meanest hypocrite is the imtn . who-sltH hy-.an enemy nt u football game so lie can smash his hut In safety. N V' r . . 1. frit Irs who tlllllk sclf-nov-' criimiiit -Uoesii'ti work nIiiiiiIiI. . observe tho crowd sUiimIIiiu; lit lino nt n ticket office. The modesty of the new skirts Is much" like1 the success of Prohibi tion. 1 It all depends on whero you measure. "Blessed are the peacemakers. And with that, stnrt you can guess what becomes of orators. ; Tariff needs. In brief:-Cllv my section the right to gouge your section, . Americanism; A ffrni belief - In your1 ttialtcnubtc right to feel equal to- your superiors and to snub your equals who feel the samo way. ' (.'hrlstiiin - nations are tho - ones that send missionaries tu save the undovclopcd'pooplc they have- rob bed. . tteporters sent to Jail for refus ing lo talk would get no sympathy either, if it was their -theft of pub lic property they -refused to talk """.St. (; ; At- ' - nr- - Another -way to. kfi frittu jrrowiiMr nlcl Is to brlievp tlie nan wlio son he- mints" nn honest criticism. ' Itanks are thone things that will lend .you a million, to buy bubbles uitd .-won't let yog Nave aniline to mm ':' "' s' i fv'.i.-r, 'vov' -' iv. '-'.:f r v-. -5X ; ;:MAIL TRIBUNE ::. : r DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE ''AM m r. WtW vrw ftltt 2i est OA : . efiouo; ai tunui 4m lo .ouoia UIUJl 'ga- lBnvdct iianv ;r U J08I 'I, ;, ,. "10" llwo.t. -if ttlioj qut09" . , :ssjiiS -of. tsaojjux ajoic 8. :pooi( i m 'jo 'ua.'zt . ti duoa ,, m J o. JtOUBJO 'St ' 'I1 J-oui. -ft ausj. ill II ) s alH0JSkUBJj, 'XI . sua jdda tl JJ vssaj JO i.iijsjq- ts , sdinuatf iio-lft! HP :o.UnajS 'is' Jjed joiis iL IJ- utn iioo "II , 1 l3fB.I J Su0(l fro 'it aionuf ' SSI? nnii linoiuiitiM -at 09IISU. .pjo U OJJfll jo t0 '4 siripuj ' eilieiiailRH '8 uopusiiv '2. iIliloj jo ,S( J0T 0'.. Uf japeiHtci .9 w stjsd isaba ' OfJUl JO auo "t ospiJO to p0 oj in.i -f -..-iV'.'M.'t. - ? Jaoiti ' ; ' JO. twiJj.f -.s JO puis -t NOT3 fflW i i gi iomiiiiynsuiai3wniiQPi ill H Tt1vvi T V V o 3.NO i Is w a IT vuvll j.sb3 JvUlolsl oizznd sepjsisA jo uottnios buy Bold dollars that are soiling at n nickel each.- ! ' ' - Stlll, the "criminal element would Include -almost everybody if j conrrrosa, should pass - every,, law. suBsested by anybody. I It's a Ktiod idea to make food i ships Immune in nviil-.' but It would seem more humane, if RUKgestcd by sumo nation thill' doesn't export u surplus.' ; - . . . X'orrvct- this sontencc: VJt. makes mo so happy," said, tho wife, "to hirvo;- yon. 'spend money in-.jyour parents and sisterH." ' ' "J Brisbane's Today (Continued from PAge One) eling him and cutting his' body iiitoi four )icfces. Sonic ''edu cated" llittian liod probably read that "drfttviuji aitd tuar-teriiin"-.. was the jmuisbmc'ut f6r traitor'' ' ' .7 'Tho . French locked tip'.Toii'ssnlnt U'Over.tmo, who was .the. best man who ever ruled Haiti... . After that Joan Jacques Dessal Hues, colored, . became "governor. promptly massacrclng all the whites and crowning himself emperor. He filled orders amounting to 4.125,78:1 was assassinated, because ho was j tons, which does not look much a little too tyrannical even for ' like a "panic." Haiti. , .- ' Next Henry.- Chrlstopho cstah-i As a sheep beforo her shearers llshcd himself as "King Henry the'18 rtlnib." That's from tho Bible.. First" and built his big castlo mid I fort still worth sccUig. on top of a ililgli mountain. - - - I ., j . Haiti is a member of the League I of Nations, U you please. . j .When the United States wont In ! to help, In If) to. everything iu the I black republic was going to decay. irrigation projects, started under wl lte ' rule, . were abandoned, Hie Island's production . aud foreign trade were dwindling, the courts were comically corrupt, education had stopped; except for'work done i by Frencli Catholic priests. Pov erty and disease made things worse. a - It the League of Nations believes that that situation can be met with i kind words, let It go over, and ex-! .periinent. . ' ..:: . ' j 'mm - 11 i 00UUJ1U3 tunc S9 o)ul b , uiujis ii.tt -exo dpit du . iiioij Jtutjlo .Siiuo in lav ( jo ouiiiosh: -0 tiauoia JHtir:i 'it sauiH sojo:i iiiont aonoji 'a asix f. isiooio ai4, 'J ' juoiie-iluuj ) ;; I "I tl 'OJ 10 snoijatiiu - - anijooi V '. JO aUBSJtl -ft: -J0dlji''SZ ' - uinB 1S.40110H tc ' UJUili'f -jt Plioa 1J10uioj 'IS oiiruu uiiiuaj es iNoiais all 01 uav 'it snfouson -ud ill 1iir-,f J4JBU SUIIIS.-t "tr U1DSB MOS i; Jtf ftioiianno.-) 'fip ll"'.-t "St , t'BB.1 ! jei.lnn.i, ( P .iii-JI. 4 -it uu uapj: -ct not Hon si opuiats ' auiuiK 'i HOR 0I1 jo tuauioAiiK q llV 'I SS0113V . "Jtiliirrjoti 3 91 V 3 Id President Hoover doubtless will Ho- glad to give-the leaSe every opportunity, it It will take the rc- sponsibilltv- and not dislmh tho Mtmroe, Doctrine . - . 4, ... , Do you drink? Probalily not, but if you over should. Dr. Geltlcr, 01- t'lclal toxitologlst, which means poison expert, of Now York City, says you must bo thoroughly oxi dized, which means that you must get into your system much oxygen. With little oxygenj.n little, alco hol intoxicates you.' With a great deal of oxygen yotii can stand a ge'etnV- deal of nlcohol only you should never do that. - , A mini riding to houuds from sttarlso to sunset can , drli)k two magnums, about four quni(ts, . of strong ale and not fee; it. : A.man shut up In uu otrice with little oxygen in his lungs, and blood, becomes heavy and mentally woiiiiiesa alter one plat of Ouin-. nesses' stout. j The Ideal) of course. Is to drink, plenty of water and breathe plenty; of fresh air, leaving alcohol alone,, especially In a bootleg country. : The. country, apimientiy. lo still doing business. "Illg Steel," Wall ! Street's name for the United States I Steel Corporation, shows unfilled ; orders for steel tonnage decreased by 118.783 tons last month. i no company lias a total or tin- . " "lu,u BI"-r 118 "neanng is numb" may soon nc tho news In Wall Street, it depentls on the rapidity with which the lambs go back for another, shearing. They always Do go back, which Is what makes brokers' seats worth J.'iilO.OOO apiece, and will soino das make them worth Jl,u00,000 apiece - There was an important Mexican' gthorlng in Now Voir yesterday.. The United States wns glad to wel come that gathering in the big city - wno''0 ''lh finance has Its capital There was Pasqual Ortiz Rublo. recently elected president of Mex ico. . Arriving today on the steamship nremen. niter a vacation In En- rope, will bo General Calles. former president of tho Mexican republic, j Fitly Important Mexican officials ; Jim Do You Remember? TUX Y HA 118 Ait TODAY (From flies of the Mail tribune.) December 11, 119 .. fuel Administrator H. A. Car field resigns position, declaring settlement of coal .strike Was sur render of government. Secretary Tumulty, -speaking lor President Wilson, suyB resignation will bo ac cepted. . ' ' With city water Intake frozpu all Medford eltliwna ordered - lo use water sparingly.- . ' -. ; .' " Paris. ficorges Cai-pcntturr vic tor over llockeit, Uritiali clmmpion, ' challenges Jack, Dempsey for cham ploiishlp of the world. . . ' :4V Willamette river frozon ovur. ton . third tlmo In history of atute.- .-Mercury .in Medford drops Xo butt ' a degree below zero. , .., . . Delnyed by snowa ill Slskiyoiia "Slio Walkod In, Her Slqep" cpni pany did not start to. perform lust night at Pago theatre .until mid night. - ., - , . . TWENTY YEAItS AGO TODAY (From files of tho Mall Tribune.i December .11, .1909. , ,,, T -. Greater Medford cluU decldos.to hold dance at Angle opera, liousri tor benefit of public library... Horse , belonging . to the Medford Brewing company falls in abandon ed well and Is rescued by. tire de partment after three hours' work; Fmil Brltt, weather observer ut , Jacksonville; reports heaviest, rain fall Of year, .87 Inch In 24 hours. , ' Jackson County Press ussOcia tion endorses ..Mail .Tribune's ; Pro- s posal to create special state of Sis kiyou. . I. J. Philips sells 10 acres lo John Brown for.SJ3.U00, and Fred Ciim mings tor Fish Lake Ditch com pany buys large tract ,of desert land from W. H. Gore for J71:,000.- were established in the Hotel Penn sylvania. And, to make the party complete. DwlKht W. Morrow, United States ambassador to Mexico, good friend of Callcs and Ortiz Rublo, also ar rived in Now-York. Mr) , Morrow later visited. and. held a brief-conference with President-elect Hublo) Millions of Mexicans work in the United States The United Slates 7 needs ' tho . frlenUshlp.of Mexico. .Mexico needs Hip financial power of this country, unci, to some extent, its industrial leadership, subject to Mexican con trol. .,. -i-. New York's- Mexican: gathering- Is a good omen. , JACKSONVILLE GIRLS , WIN FROM GOLD HILL JAC'KHONVIW.I'), Ore., D6c. 1 1.' (Special.) Both' high school baskclbalt teams motored to Gold Hill Friday evening to pluy'llnv Gold Hill tennis. ' - Jiicksonvillo fills won by 10 tu Jj- -'t" '.".'a Mnrii i Gold Hill boys winning, score 111: to lL'.r -. ' - r- ' : V kajjiu, 1 miqosh.'; 1 nearltf foraob .lhat radio 1 Was goinq to ; . qet at .Radio Service laboratory "ELECTRIC WIRING C6. 22 South Qrape " ' Phone: Office, 335; Rt,;,1442 By BUD FISHER ir5V V fil 1H ajjoH . au ... rate. Ti rvT Vr,:- -T 1 f.- . , . , ,, .. , , , , , .... .... , "" 111 1 " , t n. I.