Medford mail tribune., May 20, 1930, Page 10, Image 10

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1MEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORECiQX,-TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1930.
Medford Mail Tribune
Dili? lift Sunday
Publlihfd by
t MEnroRD POINTING M.
IS-ST-J& N. Fir Bt.
Pboiw fB
ROHKKT W. RUIIL, Wttor
8. 8UMPTKR SMITH, ftlwacer
An Independent Newipiper
Entered u second rlin nutter at Mutton),
Oregon, under Act of March 8, ISTfrV
8UI!8CKIlT10N BATES
By Mall Tn Advance:
Dally, with Buiday, year , ...IT.60
Dally, with Sunday, month .78
Dally, without Hunilay, year ,
Dally, without Hunday, month .0.1
Bunday, one r 2.00
Hv curler. In Adfonee In Medford. AihlainJ.
Jaeksomilk. (Vntral Point, Phoenix, Talent, Uuld
Jill and on Hlghwaji:
Dally, mm Hiinaty, momn.... 9 .to
I ...II. U.in,l.n numlh . lift
Dally, vitltuut Sunday, one year T.OO
Daily, with Bnnduy, one year. ....... 8.00
Ail tcrma, uuli in adrance.
Offlrlsl paper of the City of Medford.
Official paper of Jackson County.
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Kereltlng Pull leased Wire Bmlet
The Aitoeiated Preii la eicimliely erttltled lo
the ilia for piihlkatltin of all news dispatches
rr edited to it or otherwise credited in this paper,
tnd ado to the local new puhliiiied herein.
All right for publication of special diipatchef
herein are also raened.
MKMHKK Oh AUDIT m'fiBAU
Of CIRCULATION
Ye Smudge Pot
(By Arthur Perry)
'. As a l-OHUlt of tho prlmnry elco.
tlnn, some, uruund hero have ap
parently been vnccinnted with n
. phonograph needle'
One of the C'opco efficiency ex
pertH : has "contacted" unother
, .mtistacho;
Miss May Dunlnp of the' high
school arnduntlnR chins whs tiulct
ly married recently to (I. II. l'nrks.
Tho yoiinif couple could hnrdlu
wait. (CrnlB Lender.) What's
more, they didn't.
Uncle. 80, called this am. He
recounted the time. In the splint;
of Till,-when the' strmiKost hully In
Kentucky slapped him, and he
knocked him down with his left
:1m ml, while ho had a shovel in his
right. I '
Quito n few of tho -Older Girls
strayed into tho woodland dells
Huriduy and barked their shins.
, The 'eminent Texas Jurist who
', stabbed a -young , lady 'to - death
with u pocketknife, becuusb 60 and
211 Could not agree, received n
"-sentence of three years in state
prison. Fearless Texas Journals
.will denounce this piece of nlior-
five Justice by telllnir Chicago
(-..whac'to do with Alphonsd Capone,
the gang potentate.
An nuto went down tho streot
last ovenlng with 'the girl occu
pant on her own side of tho front
"seat. .
"Poverty is broadening-. '. . ..."
' (Portlund Journal.) And, listen,
, big boyl she is also flattening.
There' Is not much chance for
tlie Democratic nomineo for Gov
ernor, us ho can -muko a-speech
- without blubbering. v
Ono of the social lions reports
that while running ncross a back
yard lie hit n clothesline and wait
.wll hut beheaded. It was not be
lieved thero was a clothes line
remaining in the Corporate limltH,
ns tliey nro passe. Tho question
before tho masses, however, Is
1 What made tho social lion run
ncross a back yard, ami why.
' ' Oreen pens tho size of straw
berries, are reported in tho west
, end of town. They are marbles
now. as they were cooked by n
chef.
Ilnuseclennlng would bo all the
' rage nmong tho hnus.cn- ami the
husbands, if tho wenther would
conduct itself properly.
',' A hanker borrowed the fountnin
lien of the writer yesterday, but
not until he had put up his pants
unci one eye, ns security,'
Many of the -women nt the circus
i yesterday, seemed to ho experienc
ing Intense agony in tho portions
of their nnatomy next lo the
ground. We nsked one of the
Phoenix girls If tho elephnnt had
stepped on her hoof, und from now
on when she is not at home she
will have a headache. Tim fair
sex will never learn that tho
smaller the shoe, tho greater the
pain. It should bo emblazoned on
tho shoo boxes: liuy me big
enough, or I will hurt.
"Henry Voting, . serving ' five
years for nssnult,- Is one of tho
popular convicts, according to
Deputy Hherlff Hathaway, who re
turned the first of the week from
a trip with n batch of prisoners.
Aside from being locked up nights,
Henry has no serious objections to
tho institution" (Wlnnemucca,
Nov., Times.) That would bo an
noying to a Jail idol.
Kit Itlnns hns started his 1 7th
year fighting the Heef Trust, and
celebrated the anniversary by
smacking the octopus square be
tween tho horns, tiooil work, Hd!
i." "Woman badly in need of one
moro wnshing. I'hono Keagravo
Kcrvlco Htatlon" (YVnntnd, Hum
boldt Standard.) . Sad stato of
affairs to the westward.
She is well aware thnt any social
group is likely to flaunt a little
when permitted to take over new
customs. Few men have protested
when the young lady at the dinner
tahlo strews It with cigarette ashes
straight through tho meal. They
hnvo wondered how she could de
stroy what little palate she has by
puffing vigorously before each
course, but they have not tried to
Ironvert her to the pleasures of
sensitive taste. Even if her ninn
hers allow her to scatter nshes In
tho butter, they don't prevent them
from telling her that they prefer
their butter plain. (New York
Times.) KM the cutest trick they
do, Is to light a cigarette and put
the match in your pocket, Instead
of throwing same on the floor or
he sidewalk.' "' '
ARE MAIL-TRIBUNE EDITORIALS TOO "WIDE"?
EVERY" sensible business ninu welcomes const motive criti
cism. For criticism Unit is constructive means criticism
Unit points out defects which can lie corrected, and thus add to
the value of whatever, the individual concerned, may be pro
ducing. The April issue of "Oregon Exchanges" just received, eon
tains an interesting article by It. (i. Callvert, managing editor
of the Oregoiiian, cnlillcd "A friendly analysis of upstate edi
tors' methods and influence."
fn Ibis analvsis the Mail-Tribune is honored by being one of
f t -.l.j-.p ..viniuilou
1 ,,R ' 1 rM.".Hi
.Mr. Callvert
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ypograpliii-abconstriiclion.
portant, clement in its effectiveness. He believes the editorial
column of the .Mail-Tribune is too wide and comments as follows:
There Is, lor example, the Meilford Mail-Tribune, lis main
editorial column is set two columns wide tn a fairly lurpe hut"
liKhl-rnccd type, and the lines are widely spaced. In strong con
trast, Arthur Perry's sprightly column appears beside this wide
sot material in milch smaller type, lightly spaced. The editorial
piigo of tlie Mnll-Ti'lhuno Is Interesting and enlivening, but I would
enjoy rendhig It bolter if to read It were not so hard on the me
chuiilcal functioning of the eye. I have no doubt that the Mail
Tribune's deserved reputation for editorial excellence could still
be enhanced among lis renders If the editorial slug were shortened
nnd about one-third of tlie lends removed from between the lines.'
('. ('. Chapman, editor of the Oregon Voter, and himself a
veteran newspaper man, disagreed with this opinion, saying that
it was contrary to his own experience.. Oregon Exchanges sum
marizes Callvert 's reply as follows: ...
Mr. Callvert replied that he had nsked two of Ills associates
i about which they thought were the best dally papers In Oregon:
both, lie Haiti, had mentioned the Medford Mail-Tribune In tills
connection, Incidentally complaining of the same difficulty uf
., reading which ha had noticed,. e r r , ,
Xow this opinion is naturally very interesting to the Mail
Tribune, and we hope sufficiently interesting 'to sonic of our
renders for them tn give ns their opinions.
Are there any readers who find thcmecltiinienl arrangement
of our editorial column hard, on', their eyes, and would welcome
a narrower column with the lilies not so widely spaced?
IE there are, we would litre to' hear from lliein. For after
writing editorials for various newspapers for, over a quarter of
n century, no one realizes more. acutely than we do that if there
is anything we can do to improve our column, either mechanical
or otherwise, we should immediately get busy and do it.
Sir F.smc Howard says lie
there any way to use him in tho
, The country has leaders in
followers.
The classics are things written without fear of offending
some group of subscribers.
. If only these smarf fellows
would quit wasting lime in talk
Ah, well; if Mr. Horah isn't
it's something else.
Anolhcr thing you can have to
your best friend won't tell you,
him long ago.
There's a bright side. Think bow prisons: would be crowded
if every mini's private life was made public.
, There were four detours on the road, not counting the times
we went around passenger buses.
AVhat, to do with table scraps?
cream on top and call it, "Hot
Fame isn't hard to win. You
who can make a lot of money by
Mr. TOdison says nobody is happy, but he should see a pitcher
who has just licked the team that released him.
Legal parking is the way you park just before some Seofflaw
parks behintl you so you can't get outl
I -lust what is a Secretary of Labor supposed to do in addition
to prophesying belter times every thirty davs?
lteading about ancient cities
yon can't help wondering what
Mr. Hoover'says ideas come
crowd. Itut he probably wasn't
the umpire.
Correct this sentence: "Missing the party will be great
disappointment," said the flapper sweetly, "'but you know best,
mother."
MUTT AND JEFF
.VN ' GUYS 'MtrteRe THROW TtltM OUT ,r-rr BOXING GOvJCfcfoMGAiT
1 c ' ; '
believes, and rightly so, thai
of an editorial column is nit im
is, tired of talking. Doctor, is
preparation of a vaccine?
plenty,
What it. needs is a few
who know how to run America
and take hold.
laboring against an appointment
.
make yourself unpopular, and
is a hook you borrowed front
I'ut a little dab of whipped
"Mamma Sumlae" or something.
just go to work for some guy
advertising you.
destroyed for their wickedness,,
it is that modern cities overlook.
from the individual, not the
referring lo the idea of killing
Mutt Speeds Up the Census
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D.
Blcned letter! pertatnlnf to penonal health and hygiene, not to dlease, dlainosli or treatment
will be answered by Dr. Brady U a atamped self addrettfed envelope Is enclosed. Letter! theuld he
brief and written In Ink. Owing to the large number of let ten rtfelred only a few can be aaiwered
here. No reply can I made to guariea out eoudrining to iuitructioM. Addrea Dr. WllUaa Brady
In care of The Mall Tribune.
riiF.S!I A I It, SrXSHIXE AM) CiOOI FOOD
ADjKX
In days of old when kids caught,
cold nnd flannels held their swnv !
spasmodic croup was So common I
,
that I found it convenient io carry,
In my medlolno satchel emergency .
talk that croup l.s
c o m p a r atlvely
rare now.' Why?
My own' Tdeff Is that croup prevails
inversely was the square of the fenr
of exposure to cold, dnmpness or
draft. The unfortqnnte youngsters
who suffered an attack of spas
modic croup with each fresh cri
(if yoi follow me) werO" Indeed
out of luck, for even if a fond par -
ent or grandparent were tenta- the body of the patient. Fumiga
tively weighing the advisability of) tion can have no effect on that in
letting the poor kids go out to any case. Ordinary soap and water,
play k while, a croupy bark along washing of woodwork, floor and
toward evening was enough to brin,-' walls, and a day's airing and sun
an adverse dcsclsion. ir So suchj "Ing if possible. Is the only dlsln
youngsters wero peldom permlttcdj fertiori the room requires after re;
to get the remedy needed most.icnvery or removal or. me paueni,
Irony of circumstance." Do yoti re-!
member the miraculous recovery of J
the tailor from the Inst stages of;
something when he consumed pork!
nnd beans, nnd the illogical demise ;
of the blacksmith fvom n mere in
digestion when the doctor made
him take the same remedy?
One cold night I returned from
a visit In tho country to pati
ent, y'understand unhitched, the
sorrel and bedded her. down and
left her nn extra pan of oats and
went in the house to find our own
bimbo staging a beautiful- att'ttelc
of croup. Don't Ask " how ' crime
I was young then a'nd .rather' In
clined to accept whatever the'elder
doctors taught -me, without think
ing much about It. Well, anyway,
wrapped the baby In a blanket,
her mother had already applied
cold compresses about the throat,
and I jat In the open window with
her. The' house wns stenm hented.
The clear) eold, moist ' air gave
prompt relief; you know, or you
ought to know, that cold, moist air
Is sedative soothing In effect Prob
,nbly our indoor nlr was too warm
and too dry; the steam heat was
plentiful and wo wore not so per
nickety about air conditioning In
those days we didn't know enough
to try to condition the nir.
Another thing w knew nothing
about was vitamins.
Another was the Importance of
exposure to sunlight.
I have a mere theory of my own.
without nny definite scientific evi
dence to support It, that one dif
ference between foul or vitiated or
bad air nnd fresh or pure nlr f
that fresh nlr carries the' ultra
violet or vitnmln A Influence, even
though thero be ho direct sunlight
at the moment. Anyway, that's
one renson why I like fresh air
wherever and whenever t can get
It.
From nnlmnl experlmentntlon nt
least we nre wnrrnnted In the belief
thnt any deficiency of vitnmln A
nnt only prevents tho development
of immunity against upper respir
ntory infections but favors the cm
largement of ndenoid or lymphoid
tissue In tonsils and elsewhere.
Ho we have n definite renson for
saying thnt fresh nlr, sunshine nnd
foods that contain vitnmfn A pre
vent nnd cure enlarged tonsils and
adenoids, and in my own opinion
tho snme things, prevent nnd cure
croup, where a child is subject to
that' quaint nnd distressing mal
ady, ily qunlnt I mean it Is out
of fashion now. People are less
and less afraid of fresh air.
JUOSTIOXS AND AXKWF.HS
of Interest to Itliuldery Men.
Your treatise on enlargement of
the protate received nnd I thank
you for it. I have been under
treatment for this trouble for eight
months by a specialist. I hnve ob
tained more information from your
treatise than I ever got from nny
physician. F. W. K.
Answer. Well, sir. If the truth
were known, 1 merely garnered the
Information from Pitch doctors ns
yours, nnd put It Into language n
plain layman might understand.
The Marriage Question,
I nm 22. expecting to mnrry
shortly. My grandfather died In
an Insane asylum. I have a eotiMn
In n hospital for tho Insane, also
a cousin tn a sanitarium for nerv
ous cases. Ought I to marry? The
RKVEXT AND ( I KE
OIDS
rent of my family nre well and
normal. My fframlfnther and my
eousfn were jenlouH nnd drank ex-
cessively. It. C.
AniiWor Data inefficient to
warrant opinion. Why not submit
remedies for its: the question to a doctor who knows
relief.- Today i your family? Wo may forgive nnd
am not accepting! forget grandfather's contribution,
night culls, I fer-l Those two abnormal cousins-, do
vently t h n n k ' nt look".Jjo good. However, your
heaven, and may-l normal parents and brothers and
bs It only seeninf slaters probably wipe out any de
so to me, but I i flei onf account of the queer cou
gather from shoo! st'is." . Itut aslc your doctor what
he thinks,
Aftor Soni'lot Fever.
Sister-in-law, who hnd some
nurse, training,, thinks we- shouM
fumigate after recovery of our
children from scarlet fever. I say
that Is a thing of the Jiast . , .
Mrs. S. O. H. -
Answer. You are right. If there
is any risk of spread of the dis-
' ase It is in the discharges from
(Copyright John F. DIIlo Co.)
."Thirty-six ,111 from' .drinking
poisoned .milk." Is ther'o riosafety
except in solids?
If prejudice Is acquired In chlld
hood, the next amendment, passed
in Ut'iO, will prohibit spinach.
Xnturo Is Ind, and by tho
time n mnp'JoMos (htf hulr he
ilrtcsti't eiov?,vt-Iintt ' frih Indies
think of Itlm. anyway.
But why should men" be Idle
when there afe still many! corners
rt'here tho oil companies could set
up new stations? '
Stocks tire certain to gd up. But
they won't do it In time for you to
take yoifr profit before. the auditor
comes around. J
Americanism: Accepting a crook
as a gentleman because his lawyer
fixed the jury; wondering why peo
ple aren't afraid of public opinion.
What the farmer really needs
Is less work and more head work.
' And when you are tourlne; na
tional parks and finish a clpare'tte.
be nonchalant and light a forest
iire.
Iits telephone volw sug
gests vast liiiporlaiU'c, lie Is tho
ililrtl assistant secretary nnd
sliimls five, feet two.
. Yet courtesy wouln't permit an
ambassador to indnlpe In nny other
felony popular in his own country."
If America makes Russia pay
ICerensky bonds, maybe London
will plve her a commission to col
lect that old Confederate paper.
Tn this ungnltant ngo It's still
possible for a lady to get w seat
almost anywhere If she has $257,
000. . ,
Correct this sentence: 'lf nny
woman of my ncuuaintnnce pets n
dress like mine," said she. "it air
ways happens to be somebody I
like." . i-
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from page one)
(Continued from Page One) -
moving '."recently into its new
lmililinn tlmt oust neiirly 4,
000,0t)0, offers n new Men to
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Solution of Yesterday'! Puzile
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disk
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dl.orderi
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big business in oilier. cities.
Included in one building, the
stock exchange, curb exchange,
grain exchange, niiirinc ex
change, and wholesale, butter,
egg, cheese and poultry ex
changes. The growth of Seattle's Sloclt
Exehango has been phenomenal.
When organized two years ago com
bination seats for the stock and
curb exchanges sold for ?250. They
sold recently for $9000.' ' .. .
Nature, encouraged, works1 won
ders. In 1892 the United States estab
lished a herd of 1300 reindeer in
Alaska. They have grown to more
than 200.000 head.
The Canadians are establishing
ft herd in their vast northern ter
ritory. One patch of 15,000 square
miles, east of the Mackenzie river
delta, will mtpiily grazing for 250,
000 reindeer, and provide food for
natives, suffering because of game
destruction.
Owen J. Roberts, of Philadelphia,
nominated for (lie supreme court,
will he approved by the senate. The
fact that he is supposed not tn be
lieve In prohibition will not cause
him to be barred.
It is n good thing to allow even
a supreme court judge to do his
own thinking.
If you bar a man today for not
believing In prohibition, you might
liar one tomorrow lor not believ
ing fn Christian Science or Episco
palianism or Catholicism, or the
Monroe doctrine. '
f-e .
In 17 seconds 20 men with pnra
chutes jumped from a twln-inotored
Curtis condor, n new world record.
The interesting juniper was Ar
mand I.izotte, Newsreei photogra
pher. He sat nn the wing of an
airplnne; photographing the jump
ers, then he jumped, pulled down
the string of his jinracliute, and.
sailing comfortably downward, con
tinued taking pictures of the jump
ers. Henry Bushmeyer, last to jump,
passed the others by dropping sev
eial thousand feet beforo pulling
the string.
Klnmath Kails. V. D. Miliar
Construction Co. received contract
for construction of asphaltic run
wnys at local airport.
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VILLAGES 'FIRED
CAIHO,.4KKrvpf, Jliiy 20. WV-Twenty-six
persons wero killed
and 326 dwellings destroyed by
fire in the villages of Tlmahla
a.nd , UeniHaleh. in the Man Falut
district Saturday.,' . ,. , ,
The firm outbreak of fire oc
curred at Timsahia where 226
dwellings were destroyed and 20
people killed. Three other per
sona were burned seriously.
While the entire AhruU province
fire fighting machinery was
quenching, the blaze nt Tlmsnhia,
fire broke out nt rsenlsnleh. About
ion dwellings burned and six per
sona were killed. Causes of the
blaze were not reported.
:
IMS
DECLARED HARMLESS
WrA5HTXCT0X (P) Plants in
a sleepiyjr ' room generally are
harmless to the occupant, in the
opinion of Dr. A. F. Woods, direc
tor of scientific work in the de
partment of agriculture.
Completing an investigation of
the chemical action of plants In
the air ..of an ordinary room, Br.
Woods said he found the plants of
an ordinary greenhouse would not
contribute enough carbon dioxide
to injuriously mint the nir.
Many- hospitals, he points out,
remove flowers nnd plants nt night
from patients' rooms.
The only occasion for taking
plant nnd flowers from sleeping
rooms, he says, is when they tire
poisonous, or occupants of yie
room are susceptible to hay fever.
Air IJiips In Cunadn.
MONTR FA j P) There were
nearly O0 commercial air llnea
operating In Canada on April 2"
last. Of these. 10 were operating
regular schedule services over
routes having a total mileage of
fi.!M4.
HpTa
Po Yon Remember?
TEV YEARS AOO Tontv
(From files of the Mall Tribune.)
May 20, ..1 H20.
Primary campaign gets hot,
Orchardlsts warned to look m,f
for blight.
W. E. Phlpps donates five
to city for park.
t Clilcnei.' iJarli horsa 'fuvorl
n..l.ln fl i . Dl ....aii.
... v.. v. .i .. 1'iesiueniral nr-
lnntion.
An airplnne passed over Pnxv
Ann enrly this - morning, w-ikine
up many east slders ahead f Illn'
"Vole for .7. Frank Wortman ,
deleguto to -.Democratic natloni'i
convention." tl'jild ad.)
Light' vote predicted In
election.
l'rtniary
n Tall
I rifts r V. . I
rieuvy corn nrrenun 1
Rock and Eagle Point dlst
ported.
TWKXTV TEAIIS AGO Tf)I)T
(From tiles of the Mall Tribune.)
Mny 20, 2I.
London. King Edward's fu.
nernl most " impressive In hlstorv
of world; over two million peonh.
vie popnl pageantry.
Louis Hill of Hill line, arrives
and spends- night at homo of Pd
Hanley.
Aviation meet to be held here
last of month, with reduced mies
from all points. -
.Mrs E. E. Core to leave soon
on visit to old OJUo home.
Many Medford women are expert
uuiu uiivers. mere
who are Inseparable
auto." (Xo change.)
are sevem 1
from their
Fire Chief Amanh orders arrest
of man who drove horse and Iiukkv
over fire hose. '
M'MJMISII JIOI.IDAYS
By -Mnry (irabaiu Bonner.
."We'll follow the crowd," sni.l
the Little Black Clock, as the
children got Into nn" airplane
which was waiting for them. ,
"Every one Is
going away for
the summer holi
days. The traf
fic will be very
hnd, but I sup
pose you won't
mind.",
"Not at all, not
'at all," said John..
"I love seeing
all the planes,"
said Peggy.
It seemed an
though everyone
must be cominn
i up in the nir for
-their summer
'" holidays. ' I
the Little Black
there nre so many
- "Vou 'See,"
Clock said,
nice air hotels now and it's surlr
a change for everyone to pet off
the earth. ' 1 .
"A great many people, too, avc
very proud of the f;vet thnt they
are so high nbove sea level. When
they used to go to the mountains
for their summer sholidayS they
would say how far above en level
they were, but now when they
come up In the air they are w
much, much higher than ever be
fore. 'Then, of course, for older poo
pie who nre not feeling very wt'H
there are the bnths."
"What?" asked John.
"Hnven't vou ever heard of pen-
nlo irninc to nlnces where the
wntnr in sunnosed to be exeellen
for theh- beiiltb. and thnt bait"1
in such wnter make them ever sn
strong?"
"Yes. my daddy nnd mother
went to a place like that two
summers ngo." Peggy said.
"Well, yqu understand, then.
Hut thee haths nre perfectly
lovely. I'm sure you'll nurcP'wHh
mo. '
It" mny not be your idea or nn
adventure to have n bath.'""
when yon see these baths At
tached to the air hotels yo n
agree with me. I'm sure.
Tomorrow "The Air Bnths.'
Corvnllls. Plnns underway f'
construction of new Pi Knppn rM
fraternity house nenr Oregon Htftt
college- enmpua.
By BUD FISHER