Medford mail tribune., May 15, 1930, Page 12, Image 12

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ROHKItT W. RUHU Bdltor
8. 8UMPTKR SMITH. ftUnifer
An Indfpendent Nevtpiper
Entered u ireond clasi mttr it Medford,
Oregon, under Act of March 8, 1870.
BUltflCRU'TION BATES
By Mall In Advance:
Dally, Willi Buailay, year , , . .IT.80
I)ally, lth Sunday, (norfth 75
Pally, ltlut ftimdiy, yrar 6.60
Dally, without Sunday, month 63
Sunday, one yea- 2.00
By Carrier. In Advance In Medford, Aililand,
Jickiomllle, Ontral 1'oint, rttoeiili, Talent, Gold
Jill and on WKtm-.yi:
Dally, wliii Humify, month 9 .75
Dally, vltlwiit Sunday, month 65
Dally, without Sunday, one year...... 7.00
Daily, wltb rlimday, one year.., 8.00
All termi, cash In adrance.
Official paper of the City of Medford.
Official paper of Jackson County.
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MKMIIKII UK AUDIT IIIJItKAU
IIV CIIWUUTION
A. H- C. .lew clreulitlon Tor tlx mootlu
nlln, March 1, 10:10, u 4323.
I'rcMiit pres. run, 4825.
MKMBKR Of TUB UNlTKll PIIBSB
Adrrrthlnr; nrpresent.tlre.
M. MunKNrUSN t COMl'ANT
Offices In Ntv York, f'liicann, Detroit, Bin
Krancbco, Los Aiiesles, Seattle, I'orlland
Ye Smudge Pot
(By Arthur Perry)
Political seers predict that "tho
silent vote "will miiko ItHolf hoard
Kriday." btit leading, nitwits fore
cast tho alk'itt voto will bo moro
ho, Friday.
Notion: Tho weather has loft our
bed and hoard, and we aro no
longer responsible for same.
Faith In tho Republican party,
which has boon lugging and fraz
zling at tbo ondH for somo time,
will bo rehabilitated In many
weakening knees, by tho following
dispatch reciting tho doings of the
Great Knglnoer:
WAHHINGTON, May 12.
UP) PrcKldcnt Hoover's strong
est play In the morning modl
elno ball game In to catch tho
weighty flphoro on hit client
with arms closing In quickly
and to snap It back with a
right overhand stroke.
Wo can Just seo tho "weighty
sphcro" crunching against tho
wlHhbono of the President, and
feel llko squealing "Viva I -a Urn
bcrto, plcaso do It again!" Tho
Chief Kxocutlvo better not braco
himself and stop the "wolghty
upbore" with his noggin.
Elinor Sparrow wns full of fight
this morning,' nnd pinked enough
fti7.x for a boa for his daughter
Mnrjotic, out of it bird who was
riot ublo to glvo hlti name.
Tbo Oregonlan, editorially, took
cognlgnnco of tho low estuto of tho
Portland hull team yoHtcrday,
which will spur tho aggregation to
feebler efforts.
Col Tou Vollo of J'vlllo llllM II
colt, thnt wll soon ba old enough
to snort at a ptoao of paper. Ho Is
iiiimod uftor a governor of Ohio,
uihI Ih an giddy iu a high school
boy.
Apathy Is provalont nmonrf tho
younger und Hinnrtcr sot over tho
coming of tho circus, nnd Indica
tions lndlcato that 83 per cent of
tho lnw8 will not got to go to
Htimo, unloHH thero Ib moro Interest
In tho hlood-Bweatlng Bohomoth
of lllbllcnl times.
Ono of tho Older (Urls essayed
to run across tho Main Htom Into
yesterday, nnd mnilo tho usual
bum Job of her sex In endeavoring
to run.
Dottlo-fltes tho sIko of young
kegs nro abroad. Bomobody Is
cooking cabbage.
"I am a girl of 8(1. and not had
looking. I wear clothes llko othor
girls, hut thero Is something wrong
with me, and I am perplexed. A
nlco man I useil to go, with, but
now married, will hnvo nothing to
do with me" (Agony Column).
JJoKKono HI Tho simp la true to
his wife.
I-jidy Ford-Coupo of tho local
Imitation lirltlsh set, - raked tho
writer over tho blooming coals,
and never mennt a ono of tho "My
Heah's!" sho poured forth ill lots
of (00, . . .. . . .
JUtOllTlT
Tho mirth dlos out of bud and loaf
When spring skies smilo too
long;
Tho bravest blossoms como to grlof
When spring skies mllo too
long.
The tender growth of tree nnd
shrub
Is seen to droop nnd fade;
Tho grass Is parched; too soon, too
soon
Appears tho withered bladol
Tbo singing brook must loso Its
volno
When- spring skies smile too
long;
Nil longer verdant hlllB rrjolco
When spring skies smilo too
long. ; 1
' Tho roots so lately stirred to llfo
Aro facing thirsty death
Anil MoHsoms enn no more exhale
A sweetly porfumcd breath.
The Joy of spring cannot endure
When spring skies smilo too
long;
Kurth's happiness is Insecure.
When spring skies amlte too
long.
For skies must weep If fields shall
laugh
And brooks their tongues em
ploy. And yet we would not have them
sad
Why can't they weep for JoyI
AHD.)
Clean cotton rags wanted at Mall
Trlhuno office, . . tf
A FINAL WORD ON
WK didn't intend to write iinytliinj? nmre on 1 lie court house
imbroglio. Ifealizinj,' Hint there would lie the usual 11th
hour fluiriies und counter-charKi-s, statements and iiiisstatc
mcnts; also realizing that to attempt to answer all of them
would he a physical impossibility, it seemed to us, better sense
to simply state the facts ns we saw them, trive the people the
information, nnd leave the final
However, there is one charge
Washington School site which
allowed to prevail, would not
ing the true situation, but would
newspaper and others, who have maintained that the city of
Medford entered info an agreement to furnish the court house
site selected by the County Court.
T'lIK advocates of the Armory
WilM n-r,i tmxlii lVt nrnvn
made, we would refer them to Kesolutioii No. 01, passed by the
City Council of Medford, April 7th, the fourth section of
which reads, in part, as follows:
"Furthermore, the City Council pledges Itself, In belialt of
tho city of Medford, to donate to Jackson County n site for tho
County Court House, . . . tho site to be SELKCTKD BY THE
IIOAIID OF COUNTY CO.MMISSIONICKS."
Jf that isn't a bona fide agreement, we don't know what the
term means. The binding force of this agreement was further
strengthened by the fact that the court house committee, on
which were representatives not only of Kust and West Medford,
but of Ashland, unanimously agreed that to avoid the very situ
ation that has occurred i. e., u bitter city fight over where the
court house should be built the final decision regarding a site
should be left with the County Court.
AS everyono hnows, the County Court unanimously selected
the Washington School site, ns (he best site j all things con
sidered the cheapest site; and the site on which they, ns official
representatives of all the people of Jackson County, WIS1KKD
TIIK COURT HOL'SH TO JSK ISU1LT.
If the people of this city had lived up to this agreement, ac
cepted the moral obligation the committee action involved, the
neighborhood row we are now suffering would never have oc
curred. But, ns wo pointed out before, there was a technical loop
hopc. The slide law provides that whenever a certain small!
proportion of voters opposed a site selection made by a County
Court, they could by petition, present an alternative location,
ami the final decision between them would have to be left to a
vote of the peoplu of the entire county.
1 1 "HAT is the present situation. Iu taking this action, the op-
ponents of the County Court selection were well within
their legal rights. On the basis of moral responsibility, and
community, welfare, however, we regard their action as, to say
the least, ill advised. ' '
Now it is up to the people of the county to decide where
they want their court house built, and it is up to the people of
Medford to decide whether arrangements made by their citv,
and in' this case an agreement
Medford securing the county seat
or treated as mere scraps pf paper.
. WHY NOT MOVE THE S. P.?
Oil, HUM it's a great lilt to world I And fortunate is the
Til Jl 11 wllll ill ul)!l nf linl!tw,U ,ii, i,ir.,n,.,, lln ..f
, I'.., tii..i, iii, wii iiiu cU III UILU-
tion day, retain a badly battered, but still functioning, sense of
humor.
We have just hud an eruptive interview with a subscriber,
who is frothing at tho mouth over what he. regards as a vital
issue in this court houso controversy the S. P. tracks.
The claim of the Washington site committee that 75 per cent
of tho people of the county live west of these tracks and thcre
fore'Avon't have to cross them, to enter the sacred portals of
our future "Hotel de Ville," he regards as the "most malicious,
mendacious and unscrupulous perversion of truth" that the
face of Man has ever been forced to gaze upon.
It seems the S. I'. tracks twist and turn, and while" the above
statement is technically correct, as a majority of our rural con
stituents must come to Medford over the Pacific Highway, they
must cross the aforesaid tracks to gain the Washington School
site, and need not cross them to gain the Armory site, Berrydalc,
Central Point or way stations.
11TEU1, there appears to be considerable weight to this argu
ment. But, iu the cause
mat up 7"
For nearly twenty years now we have been crossing those
S. P. tracks every day, at least twice, and often from ten to
twelve times. We have crossed them in fair weather and foul,
on foot and yes, on horseback in an old tin Lizzie, and the
moro commodious Good Ship Sedan; and instead of finding it
a trial nnd tribulation, we have actually come to enjoy it.
MUTT AND JEFF The Center Is the Back
fe ' HOORAH1! I ' Cr4TR OF II
MftRRtctt tiooaioi I "NT6R OF T JoB i WALKING AIL ErV-f fg ' iff f Jl I SOT IT ! ! ! (ilfUHfcJ 1 PoPOLATIOM ' IS IN .TH&
i 6v,vs6 (Population; cHlF. fga AMD tVWeM'T g'L JX- , - .-..,...,.-, y fCrr-ril ' BACK SATS 6P FoRDSl "...
"
V O G 0 t J
THE COVRT HOUSE
decision to them,
made by the opponents of the
we feel must be refuted ; for if
only confuse the voters, regard
impugn the good faith of this
site declare no such agreement
flint Kllfll nil Jl 1reeillCll t. WAS
that was largely responsible for
arc things to be carried out,
of comic relief, "why bring.
THANKS to this frequent crossing; we have a knowledge of
S. I', luxuriance and speed 'wenvWlfj! 6avf.eurerT in'ib;
other way. We also have, thanks to that efficicnt'''crossing
guard" and flag man, Verne Cannon,-a degree of political en
lightenment that otherwise would never have been attained.
Furthermore, we have strengthened that useful quality of pa
tience, as long freight trains have crawled by, and our knowl
edge of the General Motors dashboard mechanism, nnd the ex
hibits of our enterprising Chamber of Coimiutce has been
greatly increased, simply because the rails of the S. I'. bisect
our civic heart.
Wi,
K don't regard oUrVxpericnce as an exceptional one. But
the sake of argument
arc a tnl issue in this court house controversy, a bar-sinister
to any new construction west of them ; WOUDN'T IT BE BET
TIC It TO MOVE THE S. P. TRACKS TO SUIT OUR COURT
HOUSE, THAN TO MOVE OCR COURT HOUSE TO SUIT
THE S. P.J ';
We are quite sure the obliging S. P., if properly approached,
would move its tracks to Bose avenue or even to' Jacksonville
if by so doing they were assured Medford could have its court
in a GOOD PLACE, INSTEAD OF A BAD ONE I
WHERE THE S. P. IS AN ISSUE
THIS being the last chance, as political arguments tomorrow
are against the spirit if not the letter of the Corrupt Practice
Act, we feel compelled to add a postscript' to the above, even
though we run over our allotted space.
Seriously speaking, the S. P. IS an issue in the court house
site matter, not as a crossing but as a nuisance. The S. P. tracks
and switches arc only about a block from the Armory site, they
are between three and four blocks away from the Washington
School site.
If you doubt the S. P. noise is one of the strongest argu
ments against the Armory site, go down to the present court
house and ask any county official within concerning it. Ask
Circuit Court Judge Norton how many times this proximity to
the railroad has halted proceedings before him. Ask anyone
working there, whether they would prefer working on the
Armory site or the Washingtbri School site. i .....
The county workers in the Armory site- district bright "to
know. Don't take our word for
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D.
Rlicncd letters prrtalnlns to nersonsl health and hyiclfne, not to disease, dianosli or treatment
vrfll be answered by lr. Brady If stamped self addressed emelope Li enclosed. Letters Eliould'be
brief and written In Ink. Owing to the large number of letters received only a ft can be answered
here. No reply can he made to queries not copfprming to Instructions. Address Dr. William llrady
In care of The Mail Tribune.
VITAMIN A FOR TOXSILS AXI) AOE.VOIDS
In Hurvoyinp tho several schools
of thought In regard to tho best
treatment of tonsils and adcnoidH
(proHUtnabl) tonBlls and adenoids
that are either en
larged or Infected)
In our lant quarrel
about this, I .find
I omitted to men
tion one worthy
group, namely,
doctors who be
lieve in and in
suitable cases give
topical trentm e n t
in ureferonco to
tho other methods. Topical treat
ment means something or othor.
tncdlcinul ns a rule, nnplted loVally
to tho tonsils or adenoids. I know
of no good doctors who employ
such treatment to tho exclusion
of other treatment for this condi
tion, but I know of many fino
hypertrophic (oblargod) or infoc
as effectivo In sonic cases of either
hypertrophic (enlargor) or infect
ed tonsils -as Is surgical interfer
ence In actual praetlco (not just
on pnpor).
Now let us Just briefly call the
roll and seo If wo have all schools
present: .
1. Horn specialists nnd little
tin doctors who accept tho cheap..
Jobs offered by local health
hoards, Hchoot hoards nnd tho
like, and corral principally 1
school children for wholewilo
tonsil and adenoid operations
whether tho victims have any
tonsils and adenoids to speak
of or not. This evil Is tho ugly
result of socialistic stato medi
cine. ' t
a. flood reputable physicians
and specialists -who ndviso re
moval only when Injurious ef
fects are evident, hut who, from'
traditional conservatism and a'
kind of Intolerance, Insist thatt
surgical tonsillectomy Is tho ono'
and only remedy, and dismiss
the patient as hopeless If tho
patient cannot or will not undori
go operation.
3. Tampered sycophants who.
for tho moment havo tho entreo
to.- tho medical Journals and
medical society programs and
preach nnd praetlco X-ray treat
e S. P. tracks
it. Ask them. ,, .' ,
ment in lieu of surgery, in cer
tain cases. (Class 'i, somehow
forgets conservatism and Intol
erance when class 3 pleads for
tho alternative method.)
4. Progressive throat special
ists hero nnd there who possess
tho necessary equipment, tho
technical skill nnd 'tho patience,
not to mention the confidence
of the patient, to obllterato or
extirpate the tonsil or adenoid
with diathermy.
5. Hound and experienced
' physicians who find topical
treatment (various ; medicinal
1 applications) at least us satis
factory as tonsillectomy In sumo
cusos.
6. Unlicensed healers and
Illicit "health builders" or ven
dors of "nature" cures, who call
all medicine hut their own
"poison" und all surgery a bllnd
iiuin can't see "butchery." These
denizens of tho back pages of
our shady magazines purport to
euro all Infected or enlarged
tonsils and adenoids with fresh
air, sunshine, proper diet and
of course there is always a catch
In It, for somebody's got to pay
tho magazine a simple twist
of tho wrist or a bit of hocus
pocus that any schoolboy can
perform once the secret is di
vulged, l'lii a dollar bill to tho
coupon ...
Why givo so much space to the
class (1 method? For ono thing,
because thero may be moro in
sunshine, fresh air and tho right
victuuls than ono thinks at first.
I mean vitamin A.
A deficiency of vitamin A in the
diet leads to enlargement of dym
pliatlc tissue not only in tho tonsils
and adenoids but elsewhcro In the
body, ns In lymph nodes (kernels)
In tho neck, and tho ring of this
same tissue around tho baso of the
appendix. Possibly (theoretically)
this lymphatic tissue enlargement
la a natural rcsponso to infection.
At any ruto we know that a short
age of vitamin A prevents tho de
velopment of tho highest attain
able Immunity against upper re
spiratory Infection.
Tho ultraviolet rays of direct
wmilight greatly nld In tho develop
let's AfcW'ME the S. P. track
' MAIL? TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD
ACROSS
1. Moderately
warm
fl. Kiiniie,in city
II. Wiinderltiff
it, hjtllU uriiliiry
It. CimcernInK
li. Wrlllnir tluld
16. Ktpfti tin i
17. Nynilit'l for
tmitutum
18. Newnpappr
pnr.ifrrnpu
CO. Feminine
minis
SS, Sun
3. KuhfTlatlTe
ending
I. On trie ocenti
tfA. Plnfpflp
C8. Sewntl Joints
SN. Permitted
SO. I ml tut ft
IS. Complete col
lection
39. Humor
37. Word of on
known meau
Inir In the
I'snlmfi
41. (TinHtellritloa
42, I'ffmntlon
from labor
4(. Unlle.l
45. t-'omnle deer
40. I! rpnit suddenly
Golutlon of Vetterday't Puziie
ililliini4)4M J
OBOE M p J R E I R O E.
fcffi'-Jl-"' l aIIM l Arr-r .
a c Hf; i cTBIl0
S T EA UBREN iCLlMiS
SlAlR 0 oJnTY X H? E MIA L E
DAMP enL3 Ik E AIT C it.
A B TflA N G LfD jR E
S LlEloUErgPEIPilWEMlT
47. Hinged barrier
49. Hypothetical
force
49. Scotch rlter -.
40. Old church
wine ressel
fiS. Perform
63. Olvei courage
to
63. Tip
m i ij v v-m r "
"iTT71 '
w " i!izr
25" 27 S" 2f I
j
mmtsk 'm- mm,
Mi.-. I I I I 4,.f-'.'. : I I I I ff(,itfl
ment of that same Immunity.
These rays also carry to growing
plant foods the mysterious vita
mi nlc properly, whatever it Is, So
that exposure of naked skin to
direct sunlight, or even to an
ultraviolet lamp, Is now recognized
as helpful not only in the preven
tion but in the treatment of en
larged or , infected- tonsils and
adenoids. -
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Itaw or I tare Meat
In ono of your nrtlcles you said
raw ham, fish or beef was llablo'to
cause tapeworm. I lea so toll me if
raw liver is safe to eat or raw
liver blood is safe to drink. I have
been taking these for three weeks
and It seems to help me a lot.'
(Mrs. M. L. B.)
Answor. No. I said ' raw ham
might carry tho larval form of
trichina; raw beof m(ght:carryJthe:
larval form of beef tape worm;
and, in somo parts of tho country,
raw fish might contain tho larval
form of the broad or fish tape
worm. Better to have all flesh
food thoroly cooked. Liver or
blood from carcasses passed by the"
federal meat inspectors would be
safe to eat raw. It is debatable
whether raw ltvor or liver blood Is
more effective as a remedy thari'
the same cookod to suit the pa
tient's taste. Sometimes a patient
too ill to eat may take a.Uyr,
cocktail or a liver extract or liver
blood in one form or another. afv
Adhesions """
Kindly tell mo If adhesions are
dangerous, if they impair one's
health and Is It ndvisnbld to be
operato on? (Mrs. I. M.)
Answer. Adhesions arc tho
consequence of inflammation or
injury. As a rule they are harm
less and In many instances or
beneficial character. Sometimes
they may causo trouble by inter
fering with one or another func
tion or organ and in that case op
eration may be required for relief.
For example, adhesions gluing to
gether the covering of tho lung
and tho lining of tho chest and
interfering with movements of tho
lung; such ndhcslons may occur
after pleurisy or a wound of tho
chest or lung.
Tho Health Pom! Vendor I
A somewhat vacillating follower i
of
yours brought tho Inclosed 1
booklet to my notice. Tho insidi
ous advice contained therein leaves
mo unruffled, but I believe tho
booklet has been widely distribut
PUZZLE
l.erers
Ontes '
Surface ."'
Ih.. lent
Pronoun
Full or
lirHtlen
(onfili'llatlnn
DWi nf ret,
etiibles
l.rfek IrltV
fterf rnire
Milch
Serprnl
small par
ticle Naomi' other
name
For fear thai
Serious
(j real Lake.
F.nts nway
Ibsen rlinr
neter
Afttrmutlre .
Card gMine
positive. .
poles
Kb ret
Dlntanre
Obierred
Have thi
courage
0(1
Craty
Snn gnd
fn!. jtrefl
il. (J ml I j person 1
68. HlhKful
a boil e "
DOWN
, 1. African
horse tl T
8, And i French
8. Precise -
4. (i nolle form
of 4 nh it .
ed in our community and many
unwary readers may bo deceived.
Can you glvo us a word about it?
(Mrs. B. S.)
Answers. Among tho instruc
tions offered in tho booklet is the
warning that iodized salt is dan
gerous, and another Is the alarm
ing news that some great German
authority has discovered that
cystin, mesent In flaxseeds, Is very
bad, as gulneaptgs can't live on it.
Whether or not prospects who read
the booklet decide to buy tho ven
dor's "health" fooMs, no one need
be alarmed about the use of
Iodized salt instead of plain salt or
about the use of flaxseeds instead
of physic' All kinds of protein
food, even some of the "health"
foods offered by this particular
vendor, contain more or less
cystin. What of it?
Quill Points
-Man's "dangerous ago" is easily
understood. A small boy cats too
many peanuts if he thinks he won't
get another chance.
. Your version of the truth isn't
trio, only one. ..The other, man's
'fHKhUt.l)V'oakfast.'. , though ton
times tho bulk of yours, may bo
'too light for-hlm; .
Sromacrrr-A-quart container f 111-d-with
strawberries two hours be
fore tho owner 'moans; "Oh, tell
Doc to hurry."
That philosopher who sar
nothing l last lorcwr hasn't
nothx'd the soap lit Willie's
. room.
'If 'jiruhlhitlon lit killed and liquor
sold lcKiilly, will that make all tilt:
yount," pcoplo (top drinking?
Ono fad made liver worth 90
cents a pound, and any day now
tho yearning for sunlight .may
make bleacher seats a luxury for
tha rich. . , V ; ;
The now currency is1 convenient,
but a single dollar bill no longer
Is sufficient to clean tho hands of
a garage mechanic.
ft.
9.
Do You Reseaber?,
TEN TEARS AGO TODiv
(From fllei of the Mail Tribunal '
. May 15, 19S0. .. .
J. v.' Hale, "the plan, na,?
elected president ot-t'HJram John.
son for President Club." Xleru,r( '
K. Hanna named secretary';
C, of C. directors put ltd' on
money spondlng "with, a flrmneM '
that shows they mean to gjari.
the treasury well."
J. Court Hall files
commissioner.
for county i
Ashland decides to hold
school instead of round-up.
Hlbl, :
Hoover asks friends In Oregon 1
not to voto for him in primary
as ho will "concentrate on (0l)j f.
of 6. O. P. convention"
Contract signed for building o(
Madford Irrigation district dltchn. I
Plan water by 1921. f
Mayor Gates declares May 2!
"Clean up. J3ay" in city. "' i
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY "''
(From files of the Mail Trlbuns.) f
i. . , -v May 15, 1910. ' i
Greater Medford club ladle, edit 4
Sunday ' Mail" Tribune. Lcadln, 7 c
articlo urges Medford people , '
sleep outdoors and pasture horaei V
outside of city. Ed Andrews con. v !
tributes articlo on "Roman His. :
tory." . ';.
Irate subscriber wants "Oeorye '
Putnam, editor, hit in head win '
sledge hammer wielded by Tom -Merrlman.",
No reason stated. r
Frank Farrell,
this year from
will take up law.
who graduatn
Medford high,
Bert Anderson and Juenene
Butler orgarjizo tho "Dutch Treat"
roller ' skating club. - ,v
Amerisanlsm: ' "They shouldn't
drink the stuff If they don't want
to' get ipoisoned," "They shouldn't
be criminals if they don't want to
get burned." ;; r-.tY- . ,j
jrt ". - T Kfl,i
What a world! To be valedic
torian and ' then get a 'job ' wb'rklnj
for the fellow,-,who , dropped out
at the eighth grade'. ' '
. An agnostic Is a man who un't
any faith In all or that foolishness
until the, doctor tells him It's .4.
matter of weeks.
Remodeling an old house
Isn't difficult. You just knock '
out a few partltion.H and there
70U have a nlco bath room,
1 Wives could oaslly "get oven"'
with unfaithful husbands, but
woman Just hates to make a (ool of
herself.
When Mrs. McCormlck says she
doesn't owe anything to Big BUI
Thompson, maybe she means shi
hasn't got anything yet.
The best way to test a man P-'
mm.
pointed as federal judge is to learn
whether a decision against tho f
iiuiiiu ivum iiiiiKt?g mill iiiiiik uic
umpiro a bum.
Until tho first cantaloupo arrives,
thero isn't much you can gamble :
on except croquettes In a dining
car. ' j
Correct this sentence: "Oh, If t
thought the habit injured mr
health," - said "tno man,"' "I'd quit"
it in a minute.",
Auto Thieves Caught
BAKER, Ore., May 15.
Jack Morgan.-' ana Kalph Morrow,
who were arrested yesterday by
Walter lousing, state trafilc offi
cer, will be prosecuted on the Dyer
act, which makes it a felony lo
transport stolen automobiles from
one state to another.
. Classif led advertising gets result.
Political
Announcements
' GEORGH ALPOlUf. '
rAfirllflftfn nViK!t;.n n-nnmlnntlfllli' i
County OommlsHtoncr. j
; r (Present incumbent.) ' '
j Running on h1 record. '
County and state taxes, which
are only taxes the county commis
sioners liave uoder Jthelr control.:,
were 26.rJ mills in 1932, when Mr.
Alt drd became ''ft member, wni .
16. 9 mills' In 1929. For confirma
tions you are reforrod tr your tai. '
statements, '
A faithful public servant deserve,
another term. (Paid adv.l
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