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KOHKIIT W. Ill HI-, Killlor
8. Bl'MI'TKIl SMITH, Mauaiier
An Independent Ne.jwir
Knttred u khaikI t& matter il Mrdforti,
(lrreii, uiKlrr An of March H, 1870.
HI KHCINITItl.N UATKH
Uy Mall li AliiiM-e;
Pally, villi HiiimI)', yr:ir
Daily, villi Buixliiy, month J
- Daily, wittxnil Sunday, )r C.5I1
liujly, Killioiit KiiihIi)', uiihiIIi (J..
Weekly .M.ill Trllume, one year 2.o
ittmday, olio yenr o... -.00
Ity Carrier, In Alliance In Mi-ilTwil, Asliliiml,
JiduomlUr, (Vnlral 1'olnt, I'liuenlx, TalciJX tiulU
Jllll aiHl on HiBlinays:
Daily, villi Kiuiday, mmilli $ .73
Dally, witlmut Suinlajf, uimilll 0-
Dally, villiMiil KnixU)', inie year 7.U"
llaily, with Buiwlay. one year 8.0U
All Utma, eati In svV-ruice.
IMteial pawr of (lie City nf Mfiifurd,
Official aer of JackMin I.'ihiuVj.
.MLMUKU K TIIK AKHOClAfKI) J'ltKHH
Itm-iilng Kuil Leased Wire Hcrdc
Hie AsMtclatwl I'unb 1 cluhHy eiillllfil lo
Die line fur unlilirallim of nil iwi dUjmtrlio
cinlilnl lo II or mlKTttior rrwlilnl In llili i,wr,
And also lo the loe.il net. iiuMUhcd lirrein.
All right Tor puhllcaliuji of special illspatclie"
Iwrclu ate also rexerifil.
MK.MUKK Of TIIK UMTKI) I'HKHK
A. II. I', uterine chciilall'in for blx imnitlii
ending- March 1, JH30, watt 4322. 0 .
I'li-srnt press run, 4H2".
MKMHKU DP AUDIT RImHSAU
M IMM IXATHIN
Ailwtlnlnif Kqimiriitiillow
SI. ('. MOUISNHKN ft OlMl'ANY
Office In New York, Clileaj:... Ikln.lt, 8.111
f lanrbco. I Aivrtea, Hrattle, I'oiilimd.
Ye Smudge Pot
(By Arthur Perry)
Tho imputation ,uf IIiIh burg Ih
10,847, secured without tho iilil of
11 "boum," anil not a revolving
door In town. It Ih estimated
there are 5oo noses not tubulated,
iih they feared tho census taker
wax a washing machine iigcnt, iiiul
rofuscd to anHwcr tho stepa on tho
front porch, Kovcrul of tim alleged
, uncounlcd imiHt havo htil . unili'l
tho barn, to cvudo tho roll-call,
luitsiiipch hh the ruund-up l '.n
complote, thoro uro Hovcrul wayH
to corral tho strays. Tho most
efficient method Ih to hold tin
ovent at tho fiitrgruunds requiring
onn Judge In tho Judtco'H. Htatid.
Thcro will lo HI, Kill tkki't talloi'H,
to take tho ticket of tho lono paid
udml.Htdon. Deduct tlio upecd cok,
nnd candiduteH runtdnK back and
forth ncroHH tho track, atid tho lo .,t
tiilo, and tho uncounted will
either ho In the JudEVt. Etand or
underneath ft. Hence, they .can lio
rcudlly and ti'tlctcntly omimoraf cl.
Several of the June hrldos hve
uhoHon. their brldloH.
T. Hlato Jolnidn l on IiIh way
homo from llormuda, where ho
had hta .fill of Itcrimiiju oiiomh,
iiihI Kpent two months autl liin
luutto cltunKe. .
Annuls Jh tiirhujunt. Inmates of
tho Ohlu tilute prtiion makliit: fuceH
at tho warden, l a former reHi-V-jit
of Toledo serving 35 yeai'H for
hurRliirlzlrjf a slot machirie." Ho
removed - 91.5. tlte amouiil l,o
Ktarled home with on luiydny, t.'iil
he met t;; with temptation, In the
KuIho of a (il'.)t nm chine, lio mut
ter witiit tho cri liijc ffett cuiitinlt
led In tho way of t?rlmo ero ho
plundered tho fdot-maehitic, HTt
yeuin was too much. Ho HtootiM
not ho cvnHurc.d for noting nuHghty
now.
'Our nchoid teacher wan almem
from , our miilHt from Friday ove
ninR till Kunday nlflu, roturnhiK
In u Ktudebukor Hedan, driven hy
a nlce-apiicarlnK youth" (DorriK
Doltlngv.) liiterentliiB, but what
of It?
There Is nothing nneh to flj;ht
uround ltero, ., tmt codling .motiiH
and clvlu bankruptcy, via u , i-a
BJunt. . ,
TIIK IH,ri'tltT-WI'l HI.IUNU
( Hi iH'kcnrldnc, 'IVs Sum)
It la rupoiied around tho
courthouse that ' Mr. leoruo
I.IIch, randlilato for Hherlff, In
Humming up his iiiallflcatlnnH
for tho office, wiyM If he-Vun't
provo that ho IniH ulreaily
done mo,,! real 'good for the
city and county in general and.'.'
the cluirchcH In particular, ho
will ijuit tho race. Ho ntutcH
that ho linn Htartod Mr. 1'hitH
tain to paying In public and
Mr. Walker Hnylos to taking
the Hacraincnt in tho- M. 1-J.
church. Hoineonn HUggeatH that
tuo churcheH of tho city nmy
decide to Hand (leoi-go to filing
iih n mlHHlonary ItiHtoad of
electing him ahcrlff.
Ono of tho (;,ler (llrls Is n 32nd
couhIk of 1'nul Kovr.ro. Several
feiualo cut-upn have linked If the
HrltlHli have iiirivcd, and If her
homo Ih wol).
A male quartet la being commit
ted, u thu new courthoiiHo Iiiih
Htep, th.iy will function flral
therefrom.
Jimmy Yamashlta, a Nlpineae
mopplHt, luia returned irom
a In oiid. six muni In ago ho wear
led of getting up In tho morning,
before tho farir.'.rH nay they do.
iind riding A wobbly-wheeled bi
cycle down to tho bank. He, did
thlH for a acora of yearn, and never
failed to wanh the window once
when tho water had a chance to
form Ico on the sidewalk He could
(Iouho mop Into a pall of water
and cover Snort floor with one
Mvlpe, than tho nhorbitop of the
Portland ball teum. lie reportn
Hint tho Mikado never heard of
the J 928 football team.
Coincy Kldd is bereft of his
own mustache, by bin own hand.
)le stood back of this Institution
for 40 years, except the time the
typhoid fever got It.
One of the gents interned In the
Ohio prison Is a poet. He was R
hero in the recent, horror, In splto
nf the fsct that ills poems were
destroyed In the fire.
"OFF Y MA It, Itlll.lTIPAI.I.Y"
(Ilillliie Port In ml .lournnl.) Why
H' "off," .
THE LAST CALL
MO.ST people in Mutll'ord itre well Hiilisfiud with the pre
liminary census report. They luive reason to he. A (,'uin
of 88 per cent over 1!r'()S,s a fine iieliievi it, iiml lit. the pres
ent writini;, Medford leads the state, in this din-nt ion.
lint, ii3 we pointed out when the eeSsus takiji' started,
what we nil want is an accurate eonnt. If iliere are local resi
d Dits who have been overlooked, and there seems no doubt
there are several now is the time to jrather tliein in, and the
('number of Commerce is to be coimii'9idi:d for its prompt and
efficient, attention to this mat-r. ,
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TIIK city lias until Friday to complete tliis re-check. This is
'a big job and a difficult one. The Chamber can't do this
alone. Complete success can only be attained by 100 per cent
co-operalion on the part of the people.
Therefore, we a-rain repeat what we have said several times
before. Jf you are not positive you" and every member of your
family huve been counted, get in touch with the Chamber of
Commerce at once, either hy .telephone, or by filling out ami
sending in, one of the blanks printed in this paper today.
Do this now. The final cciihiih report will fix Medl'ord's
place in ;the population of this 'j,')unlry for leu years to come.
Iict that figure be as accurate as limaii capabilities can make it.
THlij 'IMf'O&TANCE OF
' I M 1 K importance of the census, from an advertising standpoint,
is'well illustrated by comments in the two Jiugcne news
papers yesterday : o
The Kugciie (fuard comments editorially as follows:
Moilfortl'H population hIiowh an SS per cent Increase, bidding
fair to HurpaHH Kugcno'H 75 and lead the Htntu. It might bo wot:'.i
noting I hat in Mcillnnl'H rcniarkublc growth uKrlcultiu u, roads
and a modern airport lmvo played tho leading purta.
The liugeiie Kegisler has this lo say:
Tho ;nimlntlnn of Modfind Ih 10,8-17. ItOas 5,711(1 In llli'U. Tho
gain for the ten yjnra in Sfi per cent, which In certainly it lino
growlh in this ccnHtiH year when populations throughout tlio
Dnllod KlutcH iuo not exiiundlng iih rcpldly iih In mii:l,y oll'.cr con
hiih perlodH.
.'f you lire not iih Ciulliar with all Oregon an you night In
he, you may iihIi: "Wh'it has cauHed this flno,-;ro"lli in Meilt'ord?"
Il'uro Is tho uiiHwcr, given briefly: 'liitelllKcllt ly directed ukiI
ciilturo. .
Thorn hnHheon I'elatlvely Ittlo indiiHtriul cxiafiHjon ta f'Zj
lloHiio lllvor valley iliiii'ng tho p-jat decade. Ono "fairly larjo
Hiiwinlll Ii.'ib bCen built f Hedl'oril, hut Unit .about tollH tho Htory
ho far iih Itid iim rial i:iynill development Ih cniicernnil.
Yet when tlio cciihiih flguron are all In, It will ho found Unit,
Medford Iiiih (tone fihout.ns well us any of the cities In Oregon,
ami IlKTTEIt than most. '
AOIUCIJLTIJHU has Uono It.
Hi re Ih cometlilng cine for you to think abort:
II Ik only in recent yearn, v.hen ngrlcullurn In tlio Kocue Itiver.
vulley linn begun to reach rcutly larn.! mutlo oi ar.itlo'i.i, Uhil lin"
lurlty ImH oo;ilii lo be tell. Lnst year's )e.,i:ero. for uxrimple,
ainoiintcd to nearly F1VI0 THOUSAND CAllllADS.
Thut Is to uy, Whin t!i. Rouue River valley gat a'v'J fi
UNDCn PRODUCTION, It itirtcd In to projp.er.
AVo need ImlutdrUia unci pnyrolls hero In Oregon,, No nai..lllo
person Im boIur to deny that. Hut, in our enKoniGns Tor iil'itis
(rial development, let us not forget that Oregon's HIC JWYV Ih
agrieiilliire.
Rlmll'ord, w!ioe rlito f;rovt!i tit llio past ton yours Will not bo
oxopotlcil hy iiii'.ny proton clUon, iu hullt uV-oit a foil lit t;iU oil of
ntfrl culture.
iMt'Jf'oitl'M nvliminiiry tnlnl is tfl,K7..U" tliis fiiuil drive can
jnurVMKi' tliis total by t!ie finjil i'iure will be M.O'.H),
Keiv cnt'Hs un mteictinj: bit ol' biuaan p''eliy! njry, JFirr-
clblllt.S haVO lOM U'.JOKJUril t!iiit l.OS rplOMlMlts i. fuj. ait'i'p
scthurivo figure t linn ,f'J( altlumpli tin; (lifuireuee is oulv r.i pal-!
. . . . - ? 1 1 it "n
.iwu LLin.-t. uJiivtD-, it
far Jaryer in . tliLiuiiulM of all o.bservvi;H tliiui H),!MS, t'veiMlnniM;)!
tt.c difiV-roucn is oj;ly atH'thor pnllry two-sp-.ojlj.
There is reason to believe an Hb.sulutulyaeeurate eomit wqmUI
Kive Medford an uiere&v of in;!. "VyitliMi siieb a short time, per
haps, tliis total can't be attained. iJnt. under, the eM'ennistanees
i. is worth a snpreine effort, witli a lonpulI, a strong pull,
ami everyone pulling together.
Jf the drive should, fail its maximum goal, conditions would
be no worse than they arc today. If it should exceed, they
wonld be infinitely better. .
j A swal in tjme saves !l!H,!!.l!),i)!)!.
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One law for ihe r't'h and -number for lhe poor isn't so bad.
Think of the 'J,:fcMM- for tire rest of us.
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spniliii(.' tho lime iii ii Kiinitiiriiim.
Of I'liiirso KoviTii'iit-nl I'lililil oit'nilo MiimS- Slii.ii?i rl'l'i.
cii'iilly, Ii has taken only leu yeiirs to ilreiile how to hi'nin.
TlirrfN out- wny to iniikc iiroplc law-iiliiilinn. f-ju't'il limits
were miscil when rveryliiuly tloeiilod to go fust
A liioiuirchy has 'lis iiilviiiitnjjo.x. Only ono luiin iiih'iI feel
nsliiiiiu'il. i
MUTT AND JEFFr-EvcSy
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Don't HAe to BoTrtrc; TCSftiBLG.. l''nl siloct HAS1 Wvvcm x M6T woo oM HeAt DoesM'T peeL ruNNV- Doei it? im THirtV VCARS of fMAT?!it J
EViCTEu f ?oHiMlJ ,igfiSTOTTr SJZlli CHAPPY r-: Wwl BfvJ OuT f-W
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FOE MEDFORD
MEDFORD 'S CENSUS
puinij;iiiu:uui n,v.u.y win worn
iv,,. i ...i. t . . ,
nm..v ki luiin u Mto nine;
Clotul lUvX) SilvcUnact sliirt)
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D.
Hijtnerl Icttm pertalnlmc to iienioiial liralth and lt)iciie. not lo diwase, iliajnosli or Irealment
llt lw atiftrd hy Dr. Itrady If a laniwd tv'.l alilrrseil emelnj U rncloccil. Ultm ttlfjuld lie
lirlef and vrlllen In ink. lluine 'ft Die luree imnilirr ul kller rereited only a few can be amwereil
licrr. Nil rrply ran le mule to ftietlei not cunloi raitifi lo ImlruclluiB. Address Dr. William lirady
In care of Ttie .Mail Tilljune,
lO.MIAlSTlOX, WI1VKM-SS AXI SICKXKSS
Thoro Is aQroriK pnpular belief.
Hhiirt'd or Inspired by many physi
cians and iM-alth uuthotitluH, that
phyHlcitl vxhauHtidn makes one
more HUHCoptible to HlckiioHH, eMpe
clally to rt-Hpiratory Info.ctlonH. The
common . reHpita-
tory info c t i o nM,
, , , K nu lepiw 'V tho Ku8t Indians and
indiHcriminately ilfhlneHe before tho Christian era.
"cit1 include enry-i ir s public health reportH for Dec.
za, tonwIlitiH, quin-I 20. J2U, summarize the results of
sy. acute laryn- t,eatnient of leprosy in HawaU,
BitlS, acute broil- ' avi1 The Use f rhnnlmnnrni
chltiH, pneuSionla,
inuenza cen-Hrei
spinal meninKitis,
111JJI11III-I IH- inWH-'
sles, acute poliomyelitis Henrftt
1 1.1-1.1, "i"b LUUb"' i'uiiuuiiin y mavns undetermined." This au
tubeijulo 0, mumps, In some parts ; thoritatlvo Koveinment report also
of the world pneumonic 0plaKue. Htjacs thut ... definito vroportion
lhe notion that physical exhaus- ofoul CU(JeH (of XviXtr0 a,)pre.
tion predi.sPuses to disease applies nt.;i;lU,(l become spontaneously qul
to any of these spet?ric diseases ea(.ent or arrested, and remain so
mentioned, as well as to other ! f(ir periods which may vary from a
attendant or complicating ti oubles I f,.w Immtha to Kevqral years."
such as pleurisy, sinusitis, ucute ; These data, however, du not ulter
mastoiditis, middle ear inflamma- 1 tho flict Umt various state health
tion. acute multiple arthritis, and authorities and fcdeiTii health
the like. All such illnesses are authorities did foret their hu
assoclatcd the layman's mind i , (iniv nni eivt w.w tn ihn
with physical exhaustion. There
is a vaKue idea that ono must first
nt'imrnni MUJMi.'19'iw or onus
"resistance" must be lowered, be
fore such IlineKs.ls likely to occur.
Well, iicao n?ay be a wee small
Ki-aln of truth in ihnt If there is,
It is so very small thut,U is scarce
ly worth worrying about in any
circumstances. Of course don't
know whether there is any trxh
in the notion or not; neither docs
any other doctor or health author
ity. So 1 maintain that until we
do know something about thi we
dootfyrs and health authorities jfre
not niontlly Justified in wnrninK or
uT.trryin the laity al'out a. hypo
thetical "lowering ol resistittice"
or in publishing rules for keeping
up ic"lsta..ce.
Tlio threadbare "dvico oi the
iiea I tli authorities, in time of flu
or pneumonia epidemic, about the
importance of "securing plenly of
fresh air ami good - nourishing
food" is never , taken wnrhiusly by
anybody anyway. nop." n't every
Cae try to do that all Iho time, as
a matter of Instinct?
Homo one sends mo an Imposing
placard distributed by 'the health
departmentof an eastern oilT. U
contains the usual rules, for the
prevtlitlon of what tho health ctt
ficer affaly calls "colds" (of
course ho doesn'ttloflin what they
are) and among them I find 'only
one that is worth while, ltays1
"Kuep. away from persons who
have colds, for the germs aro car
ried In the spray given'. off yJhen
such persons cough or sneeze."
Very good, so far Us it goes. Hut
even IC you could due's- in time
ti dodge the spra; of 'cough or
'nee-je, you'd still be iii'danger if
yi?u renrilr,ed within fivo feet from
tho perron with tho respiratory:
Infection while ho talked with you.
This is the most likely way to
catch cri, probably the way respl-
mtc:'y 1fl'(:tto8 1110 wpread in th
inajority of cases among nice poo-
pi,,, mt this heallh'dcpartment
placard, distributed at popular
expense, gives no Inkling about it.
Don't rush the. heulth authorities.
It Is on! u few years sluOo they
j discovered that ope Vace- eoug'!-
Ir. and sneezing spreads disease.
Glvu 't'.n. timu.-They'lllearn about
the conversational spray ano issue
public: warnlngs.about It In a few
nuire years. Meanwhile. It's n case
of every man for himself, andsdon
you(- mask If you are compelled to
approach within conversational!
spray range.
gi'I.'STlONS AM) ANSWI'HS
). Chicken Vox
How long ufter, tin breaking out
of tho rash does chicken pox re
main contagious? Must other oW
tlren who aro mi sick i.-Muain out
of school when there Is a case In
the house? tMrs. I'. 11.)
Ati?er. According to the best
,viiienco chicken pox may be
Hpr(M1(l nnt mnre than a day beftv-o
the rash lippearH, anil ceiisi-sjn 1,0
IllfectinUH within 10 days uflcr the
appeiirailce of the rash. l'ubltc
health orillnniK-eH usually require
Isoliitlolt of the i.citli'ht fur from
two to three weeks, anil always
require uth?r children in Ihe miiue
family to remain out uf si-lieol un
less they have had chicken pox.
i)S:ii t'ure of Leprosy
The Inclined Item tells uf th.j
cure or -i lejiera in me lust Hi
months til a national leper home
at t'arvllle. La,, IncluiliiiK lhe fam
ous leper Knrly. Ah ymi have re-
fcrrcd to the Inhumune treatmc-nt
accorded Jiarly by the health
authorltleH vt varloiiH mates this
nhould interest you. (T. A. li.)
Answer. The item Informs uh
that tlie corey are effected with
ciiaulmooKra oil,, "a comparatively
rV'Cf nL tli'itroverv." - t'hn nlmnoL'i n
, oU waa (JHCd in the treatment of
I oiI aml itK derivatives in Hawaii
1 for 10 years has mt been attende(')
j ,,v roMUits which indicate that they
hnVA HIIV unniflr. Iherimonlln velt.a
. and any eWect tney maJ have fa.
hysterical demands of the rubble
tmt the man Jonn KarIy be bru-
tally touted. They were all poli
ticians under the skin. Suppose
John Marly had been, your broth
er? What would you have wished
to do with tho cowardly .coyotes
who persecuted and hounded him
from ono miserable refuse to an
other.' 1 Know what I'd dtl to 'em.
Kame it fleeting ond yuu prob
ably can't remember six celebri
ties who smoked lucAcics last year.
Mr. Coo'jdge would like . to boj
renuMiibered tts an ex-presidei.
w h m m i nd ed his p w n b usl inics.
His type vcjuld feel that way
about Teddy.
Kncourage he boy to become
a plumber instead of a surgeon.
It's much less troublo to go
back for h'a tool).
1
..Soiiiw enrlous pectplo stop
to cxiinUiLu.il wret'ft, and
olhei-s :iyv ' hpiiwi limy
jvotiilu't wt s,-'u "w'Ve tf
t J icy made it.
New A'ork has two kinds of
stieiik-easies those called 'niKht
clubs." and those called "splkl
tzzies."
A mericanism: Gleefully forc
ing the rich manufacturer of play
pretties to pay all the taxs; won
dering why the price of play pret
ties goes up 10 per cent.
All you neTl to inspire unsel
fish devotion to service without
thought of money Oh about a ril
c.'ion a year from good bonds.
'Tdaybe the reason sonCo senators
talk that way is because they
have developed th habit of ap
pealing to the kind of people that
can't read.
If such thlngn can t think, how:
does a weak tire know when you
Tiive on a , new spring suit?
One way to study Ihe stars
Is to bo uhscut iuIiuUhI and
iim .Viuir automobile maimers
while wiilkliuca
One reason why iui"lern younK
sters can't find Jnbs Is l)ecause so
many concerns already havo gen
eral manners.
Opportunity Just seems far away
because nobody In your home town
is content to knock Just once.
Hurt It slrnniro that tho only
men In America wlo don't know
how to enforce the law ioukt
have been selecTd as officials.
Other creatures havo. hides that
Quill Points,
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE
ACBOSS Solution of Yesterday's Puuls
i f. Tonus none
t JUlatral iprlaff
8. llebiew meal
r. .
It. Smell. :
It. lreis leattiM
14. Persian fnlry
15. Apart 4
17. Prepare for ,
pntillcut-lon 1
19. Street In f j
llomrin t.
FlLlAlWlSnofPl
11. Dtilllernte R I N S EUA
to. Bluml lur
rtatuo- .
fit. Action, itoto
or (luulltrir
suffix
t. Warpn track
SS. It Inn
tn. Knkllsh tins;
as. Vim ivorsulper
ti, Possess
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S7. Short Jacket i?Vh- -
m..7.. rartoonist
disputes , poem
st. Wa.; iront I
'"I fit. Other
is. Kxtent ot'snr. 54, ureale ,.4
'"t" denir .
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liocomo Htialkln, lut the muskrat
is tho only one that In t'crraiiili
when It's cooked.
CorrtVt this aentonce: ".My check
HtubH nelitimi llKreo with tile
liank'H recordH," mild she, "hut I
never miHpect tho banks of cheat
ing me."
JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE. Ore.. April 0 1 weU represented by Jacksonville
(opeciai) A IarKe number of nipmbers. Thelma Mclntyre was
fraternal brothers of Medford sur-j cIectcd vIce-Vesident for the con
prised Mr. and Mrs. Uill Kay , vention to bo held at Uikevlcw
Thursday evening at their homei nnvt veiir.
here.
T;ero was a house .warmim; atiMedford were Buests Sund.iy at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. Jenkins
Saturday evening. A larjrc crowd
attended. Ir. Jenkins made taf -
fy which wjus much enjoyed.
VIr.s. Cordelia Ankeney and dau
ghter, Gladys, jf Kugene, were
vlslloi.st Miss Me.Ciilly's recently.
.J,VK. Will iliown of Eagle Point
and her cousin, Mrs. Dura Teat
of Xew York, visited here Tuesday
morning.
Tho lllrthda club of the
Seventh Day Adventist church
gave a surprise party In Jjonor uf
Mrs. Kennon at her home April
23. Mrs. Kennu. received many
beautiful gifts. Other birthday
parties enjuyrt recently were In
hunur of Mrs. Nettle Jones and
Mr. C E. Jenkins.
Mr. and Mr. John l'ernoll and
roil. Junior jf Applegate. were
iiilljng on friends here Thursday
ufteruoun.
Mrs. Etla Trunin, of camp 3.
above Ilutte Fuji, spent the week
enn wu ncr s.siero
lUllcher. O
Ilov. and Mrs. Jones were vls -
ilors In Medford Monday ufter
noon.
Hill Hay was tailed to Portia ml
Friday to attend a conferem-e per
tainlnir to an apjintnunt he hasj
.B'cepien irom an um i-MiiiMiPiiwu
institution,
Uaymond Crumley of Camp 3
above Uutte Kails and Mlti Kran
ces Cook of Medford were dinner
t;uests Sunday evening at the
homo o Mr. ami Mrs. -Ved ttut
cher. o
Mr. nnd MrtT Harry WbYiney
and family of Copper were in our
city Thursday callliiK on (latlves.
g. 3lmle drama
9. One who hat
gained o
award uf
merit
10. (.oddrM ot
J 1 3 cunt
IU Ceremony
18. Flsll PCK
ID. FemlQlnu
name
St. Take tlii ore'
iihiff meal
SS. Self
S3, ltecetit
24. VfinijiiIsliPl
37. 8I(tii of the
rodlae
SS. Jinow: O
nrchale
50. 3lerrluiet4
51. Orfpiti vf
Jionrin?
93. Sammtrinj
nlares
BslA s eC3
F SfE RUP
36. .Move bac
" BOWK
3. eastern
40. Tafts tu
rartfo
41. Before
43. Demolish
43. S no ken
Eipens.
5. German rlrer
3. ay gait
4. lllker
6. Hnioll table
45. tHcpoed
t. Hnnml nf ItlllM 4S. V olciinU
' feet 4". I'rofomul
7. JteljglpDS fear 49. la favor of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester IVrcell
and children spent Sunday at
their anh on Applcgatc.
Jf:ff ItidiOle and uranddaiiKhters
and Jlarry -ISrown and family re
turned to Klamath Falls Sunday.
Mr. Kiddle came here several
months af;o for his health.
Mrs. I-hirn of Klamath Kalis is
here aysistir Mrs. Charles t'blt
: wood to care for her aunt, Mrs.
' M'oods, who is very ill at thoj
Chit wo.od borne.
Uoyal Neighbors district con-;
t vention nt, medford Saturday was
t,. ,i Aiiw.it Tv-vHor of
j the L. T. ilson home here.
i Hetty West ,of Medford spent
ltho week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Wendt.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kick were
dinner guests one day last week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Hare of Medford.
A'party was given at the gym
nasium Friday evening by the
losing side or th winning side
in the high school m.azine drive.
Mrs. Al Iloono nnd lrs. Roland
Mitchell were Medford visitors
Munday afternoon.
Mrs.Klla Walsh 'and little Brand -
son Allen Cline of Klamath Kails!
were visitors at the home of Mrs. i
Alpha Hiirtman Saturday.
Jackson County Hrldne crew left
Monday mornhm for a month's
wo9k nt Lako Creek.
Mrs. Cora White and daughter
Iivera of Medford wero digner
quests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric White
Sunday.
Word has been received from
A. Childers. called to the bed-
slde his daiii:hter. Mrs. Icie Jones
l f Mlin.n r. lllf ,hnt Alrs
is now very much improved.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard McKee
and Mfs. W." A. Childer? and
jMiiall dauuhter. Muxine. of Wk
AipU,Bate attended cbuivh in Med
ford and were culling In "ur city
In the afternoon.
Mr. and Mr1. 1 T. Wilson and
Violet Olson were Medford shop
pers Saturday nftrnoon.
. Portland Application filed for
permit to construct apartment
house at 4Ji) Kast Kluhth street
north at cost of approximately
Do You Remember?
TEX YKAKS S'iO TODAY
(From files ot the Mail Tribune.)
April 30, 1920
W'ashinKton.-Coa'tt guaid cutter
sent lo Alaska to quiet I. . W . agi
tators. Hotel reporter ol Mail Tribune
writes: "A large number oM'imi
folks were tied up at the Medford
last night."
Ben Iiur Umipman, former fluid
Hill editor, bus narrow escai.vV from
drowning, whllo fishing near Jen
nings lodge.
Milk campaign to be held in May-
Editorial denounces "favorite son
mania." j
Medrird Elks have lino limc4fj
GrantsPass, hut boxing bouts "4
gustingly tame."
Trigonia oil well suspgniS drill
ing to drill well for water supply.
TWENTY YEA KS AGO TODAY
(From files o the Mjll Tribune.)
0 April 30, 1910
Road to comity seat Improved
Willi macadam. .;r.
Attorney E. E. Kelly doloniis
Judse Colvig hy letter to editor, lu
Dr. Oliver revival dispute.
Laches of Greater Medford Club
to issue Mail Tribune on May 10,
anil use proceeds for city purks.
Owney I'attoii. Nasli hotel man
ager, declares: "1 am a postorfieu,
city directory, telcpbone exeVango
and wise-guy."
Los AngelcsT Champion .luck
Johnson hooted in home tinvn fi
Jim Jeffries, challenger- for the
title. ., -. '
THE STRANGE MEAL
By Mary Graham Bonner
Tiiey Eut,oii tlio floor of tho little
Japanese house and had tho Strang
est meal, uatins. it with chopsticks
.. ....!. Thtiy had bean
soup, ru? fish cut
up in Dikes with
a sauce ( dark
brown color madr
of vinee.ar. Halt
a n.d fernietitnd
wheat, salad and
pickles, stewed
eels, green hard
pears and sweet
cake and c;ind;
T.ji'lco and tea. '
nnlv nllililnil nt
only nlhhled tit
some of the food!
As the Little
Clock had fore
told It was now beginning to rain
I and John and Petruv were Kivcn
woodep sandals which had blocka
built under them.
The blocks were used so they
would not get their leet wet when
they went into tl.e rain nud they
were much 'nicer than rubbers.'1.. I (
made, them taller, too. .
On their walk they saw peoplo
carryhig baskets on poles, kites
were flying, -and they saw nui'ir
fish puffed out like toy balloons
hanging from roofs of houses
where the Little Black Clock said
a baby boy had been born durlntf
the year.
Now it was raining harder anil
, LUtle i;iack Clock found somo
V, . ,-U 3 " CU
were watcrprool'. These worn nut
on by John and Peggy and there
was even'oue for the Little Illack
Clock.
Tin walked on through OiXyl
rain. It was such fun! They mniT
farms that looked like gardens, hut
they saw neither fi-nces nor burns.
Uitcr, as it grew darker, lanterns
lighted their way and .Silin was
fascinated by tho boats called Junks
with big flat, odd sails which he
saw along tho many omuls. I'oggy
loved the wonderful hird.s and beau
tiful cranes cney sauo
Tl ey ware taken to a walled
city later. In the city they stopped
and bought chestnuts which had
been rosatcd upon pans i charcoal
And I hoy bought roil peppers and
candles from truys which were at
tached to llio waists of those who
sold them.
Tomorrow "May Day Parade"
ASTORIA Leo liO.M,.nick, sec
retary nt the, chamber f com
merce, is In a serious contrition In
a hospital following an operation.
By BUD FISHER.'