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AKVK'H TO (JltAlU'.VI'lCS
Willi In the next two weeks there
will 1)0 u great outpouring of i;rud
iiali'8 from llio liiHtitutlniiH of
lourlilng throughout the bind, und
a grcuter pouring out of mlvlco
upon them. Thi' pulpit mill the
foi'um will vibrato with thumler
uus words of wisdom, und the
press will mess up 11 vast iiiiiount
of while paper, to the- Hani" in
ranHociuvntiul end. None or the
ildvlco will be worth u continental
whoop, and la high pi lied at that
figure, und that goes for the pres-i-lit
theme, not that we havo any
dealro to give advice to the aweet
Bill graduate, and tho Juat-iia-aweet
hoy graduate, hut heeauao it
looks like the eaaieal way to pro
duce, llio neceaBiiry 1H.71 inches to
fill the ullotted apuee.
You will bo udmonlshcd in the
aerniona, and cdllorlala, to grub
it hull hy the tall, twlat a knot in
aay "die." Any authority u bulla
llko Kd lllnna, F. ISybee, or I.'. Wilt
Aalipulo will tell you, to net tllla
hold moans you will be Jaiiiined up
In the corner of the corral, and
have tho wind knocked out or yiiu,
If. not aoverely gored. Tbla emi
nent trio, who know what they are
talking about, will tell you to get
tho hull by tall, twlat u knot In
that appendage, aa fast aa poaalble,
und yell: lly-ak. Tbla tukea the
gumption out of the bull and
renders him nim compls, aa the
lawyers any. It la lima readily
realized that It la the belter part
of valor to tin kle the bull on the
end opposite to the unc recom
mended by Ihe editors and the
preachers. It la a good idea to
thus appraise both enda of all
other advice you may receive.
You will furthermore be Itf
formcd: "Aa your Inexperienced
feet alep out Into the world, you
will gain Ihe knowledge that It la
not always June." No doubt lifter
10 or 12 years of preliminary
education, you have learned there
nro 11 other monlliH In the year,
and the information that 11 la not
( always June, la a waate of wind
on tho part of tho advisors.
Another pearl of wisdom that
will ho cast at you la: "No mutter
what may hetiile, "Grin and bear
II!" Don't do It. any we. It will
get to bo n habit, and you will end
as tho champion glggler of the
county. There Is no evidence of
a confirmed glggler amounting to
much, financially, politically, or
socially.
You have probably heard and
read aomethlng ubiMil optimism re
cently. It Is u charming trait, but
ll rugged, two-fisted pessimist la
twlco as enteiialnlng. and some
body la always listening to him.
Tho writer la Intimately acquaint
ed with 217 professional olillliilsta.
and has never been able to find out
exactly what they had to he opll
inlatlc about. They are also dumb
and numb on this point . but still
optimistic.
You will ho urged (o lay up
treasures, aulilo place besides In
Heaven. The treasures will collie
In handy at bedtime, mealtime,
nnd when the tires and punts wear
out. Hut don't chase the nickels
and dimes so Intensely that when
you have your pile. Money Is your
only tlod, and to miuander a Is
torture to your soul.
Young men! Keep a stiff upper
Up, and dinky mustaches orf the
same. Keep out of Ihe peniten
tiary and the legislature, and re
member, the way of the trans
grossor Is hard. If the transgressor
gets caught, and has no money,
fiiends ur u smart lawyer. If your
futhcrhind gets mail ami goes to
war, don't try and he a general
That's, what all the veterans of
the Ureal War want to be. Knllsl
us it private and avoid competlllon.
Young women! You are on the
first lap. Stay on your own side
of tho sent, until aulomohlhN mo
steered with the feet. You don I
hnv4t to put all your rouge on our
checks at once. Wear the latest
styles of dress, and piny you won't
look llko the very dickens. If Ihe
shoo fits, don't buy Iheoi, and
don't believe Ihe sign on Ihe shoe
box: "I'll hurt If you gel me too
small. " You can't I"' naughly nnd
nice,- nt onoO.nd tho same time.
Itcniemher, the girl who ran
around with Adam slumbled over
A mnlehlll-,not n mountain.
Graduates of the (.'hiss of r.i;in;
Hnlutem et so longus. Keep your
eyes peeled for a rusty horseshoe
and a 4-leftf clover, nid waleh mil
for black, cats when Iho moon Is
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Editorial Correspandence
SAN KifANCISCO, Cul., .Ituic
1. The country h round San
Francisco on ;i Sunday is ns
lively us the city itscM' is dead.
Motoring over to Rons via the
SauValito ferry was very like
nioloiinjr to the Iliir (taint.
Tli. re was an unln-uken profes
sion, of cars moving altout 2"
miles per Inuir. Ami early in
the afternoon there were as
many ears returning its were
roinr out. YVc attended vesper
service, listened to a baccalaure
ate sermon, and harked the pa
rental shins in an effort to fol
low the hili chureh Kpiscopal
service.
After Ihe senior dinner al. the
school, wc de'.arted ami filially
pushed the nose of the (iood
Ship Sedan into the stream id
homeward hound cars, with an
army of motor and traffic cops,
waving flashlights, all alont:
the way for ten miles outside
of Sausalito. A irreat tribute
to American efficiency. The
ferries across the ('olden (tale
niowd over WHO. curs an hour,
fn all that jam we saw hut one
arrest ami two wrecks appar
ently minor ones.
4
Men don't imrtlculurly HUo girls'
hcIiooIh or KM'lmtMim cxerclHes held
ut them. Womuu tlo. Wo ilon't
know Just why. Out or tibout
families only four fathom attended.
All tho mothetH tittonded. The four
I'a thers woro pluinly ill at ease and
soil' coiiHi'iotis. Tlioy laughed a
good deal and cracked Jukes, in
variably poor ones. During dinner
one imler-lainllkis absent-mindedly
nulled cut a cIuuroTte cane and re
ceived a Hush from his daughter's
eyo that wnt n foresaid ciKarelle
case buck where it emtio from. After
dinner, while Iho Mills started funn
ing Hweolly, four fathers foregath
ered In tho dark corner of an out
side porch and renewed (heir youth
and memories of Sweet Caporal days
by nulling iinionsly, with furtive
oyes on (he HkI ted window, ready
to smash out all evidences of guilt
ut tho first mIkm of ularm.
Perhaps some day a father will
attend (ho urnduution of his daugh
ter und really assert himself
lauKh at tho silly seminary rules,
rovo about as he darn pleases, make
htmself perfectly: 111" tUmlo. And lm
will probably enjoy himself nnd, bo
litK of that 1'eurlesH, self assertive
type, ho may escape a srnlpinK
when ho Ruts homo. Hut there
was no such lalher there last even
ing. Nor woro (hero any of the
hen-pecked type. One at lrmst was
a very prominent Kan Francisco
hanker, another played football at
Stanford and hiul golfed In Ihe low
elfil ties thai very morning ut least
ho said so." Hut alt wore properly
cowed, furtive proud or theh
daughters of course properly Im
pressed by the purity ami simplic
ity of the school adnosphere oven
nodding approvingly when someone
remarked upon tho "aaered sUuilll
enm-e of the occasion" Iho evo of
maturity. glrln on Ihe (hreshhold
of life, etc. but not one breathing
freely and entirely at rase unlit
QUILL
Chivalry: A hushaiul who hates bridge letting inferiors lick
him because his wife likes to play.
American morality is ton much like a puffing doctor with a
-iti waist mlvisini; people how to lift.
The alibi of the M-nsun : "lie's smart enouirh to iMiuluate if
he had tried."
The sad part id" it is that the next jrencratiou is sure W dis
cover that spinach isn't really iMod for anybody.
AVon't school kids rejoice when education consists in learn
ing which hul ton to push .-
Wonderful civilization! A few thousand highly trained men.
Millions who need just brains enough to run full-proof ma
chines, ' if
MUTT AND JEFF-Out
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MKOFOKO MATT;
j tho school gales had been leit half
!h mile behind. Wo repeat, we don't
j know the reusoim. Hut there Is
something about girls' schools, as
J there is about shopping in u place
like .Magnln's tin male somehow
millers a sense of temporary ex
I Unction. And, of course, males
1 don't like that!
"You should be very proud of
your dii lighter." We wonder how
many limes the phrase was used
last night. We know bow often
we "got it" and of course tho
other three papas were .similarly
treated. Iletween now and the next
gtaduatinii we are going to think
up some retorL to that observation
less banal than "We are" or "We
are Indeed," or Thank you. yes; In
deed we are." WK WKKK! Hut
alter twenty odd rejoinders wo
know our words carried no convic-
j lion, Wo are certain No. 23 wont
homo with the observation that wo
are an unnatural lather. Well, tho
j horrible truth Is that 1h just the way
I wo felt terribly unnatural, particu
. lat ly toward tho end. Hut we are
equally convinced there rere three
others.
The girts sang, very sweetly,
hymns, Scotch ballads, negro spirlt
uelles a pretty picture grouped
around the grand piano. The four
lathers In ono corner, after tlia sec
ond song, went into a huddle und
came out with a belated attempt ut
applause which died a-botnin' us it
weie, amfd a circle of raised eye
brows. Apparently applause was
not approved on a Sunday evening.
However, the ex-football stur re
fused lo be downed, and nfter every
selection thereafter bo clapped his
hands several times, his three
mates joining In after a fashion,
just from a sense of sex loyalty.
Hut if there Is anything that sounds
more futile and dispirited than four
middle-aged ineh on their haunches'
clapping their hands, fn n large
room lacked with silent girls and,
ladies we ilon't know just what It i
Is. Somehow It seemed symbolical1
of tho evening.
The vety charming and soft-j
spoken teacher at the Steinway an-i
nounced a drinking song Norwe-1
gian. The four papas perked up1
at this,, and had visions of some
thing at last in which they could
join. Hut they apparently had forgot
ttu Norway lias alo adopted some
sort of prohibition. At any rule,
theie was nothing about "Skoal" or
"Kilt your glasses up" or "It's al
ways fair weather!"
There wasn't even a chance for
a good nasal-swlpo tenor. We don't
wish to appear disrespectful but it
sounded like a tea drinking song
afternoon tea. However, the papas
all applauded. They were disap
pointed but. as ono of them express
ed il: "Who wouid wish his daugh
ter lo sing 'Heer, Heer, (llorlous
Hoor, till trs a stein up to here!"
That's another point. The four
papas had too many memories of
(heir own school days. You s?o,
(hey had never been girls. They
were really very stupid not to real
ize that girt graduations are very
different from boy graduations.
Hoys uro so boisterous and no cock
sure particularly at graduation
I time, (ib is are very different and
i 1 ow fortunate it is thev are.
I
And perhaps we have hit on the
ieal reason fathers don't like the
girl graduations the way mothers
j do. Hoys, you see, never grow up.
i Olrls IK). Kat hers are ill at ease
at such affairs, just as children uro
ill at ease at parties for grownups.
Yes, Ihe more we think of It the
t more we believe tht is true.
11. W. It.
POINTS
Where the Rest Begins
TRTHTTNE, MEDFORD,
Quill Points
The revolution in fndla way
started by Knglund'H monopoly of
suit and slopped by her monopo!y
of pep.
AutoH have Valued the uveroge of
Intelligence, iih Ford nays. Ten
years ago u driver was foolish
enough to iop and ask whone hens
they were.
A typical American town is one
of 42.000 that is mad been u He the
c:cniiM ml.s'd the other 17,000 it
thought it had.
How nice It would be If the rest
of uh, when going bud, could saf-s
numebody und get chatted lo thy
(lUKOUt.
Corbett says moderns don't know
what a feint means. It means pre
ti'tidin to scratch your .eau. ty (fool
the Cly wn your bald HpuU-.j,.;
But why Is a house ('leaner
just becmisf the furniture Is
parked In new places to bark
youi shins at night? '
If only some international con
ference would humanize the cootie.
The new treaty allows I'ncie
Sam more guns than ICngland
has, but that isn't much of a con
cession if it means the dollar-u-year
kind.
Those who don't believe In. a real
bell will olease tell un what ihis
generation is raising. I
Americanism: yearning to sup
press strangs Hlns In other Mlatos;
feeling respectable In spite of the
sins to which We are accustomed.
There's nlwr.ys something, When
man learns to jump llko u flea, he
won't need cars and lack of them
will make him slow up again.
The next war will be a cinch
for L'ncle Sam if he can find out
what beverage causes the present
epidemic of homicide.
When New York thinks herself
the backbone of America', she
should observe what happened t j
Vienna' when the hinterland was
cut off. """"
A hUU town... is a place
where a tip Is cither a Joke or tl
a gesltiro of superiority that ."
Invited a kick hi (he plants. .j (
America has 10- cruisers .to., la
pan's 7. If you count tin- ones, she
may build if she doesn't change
her mind If congress appropriates
the money. . ''j-m
Correct (his sentence:' "If "we
offend the people of other lan,i)s.'
said the statesman, "they dont
trade with iih even if our prices
are lower."
Communications
To the Kdltor:
Did you ever think of our work
from this angle ?
The olher night Willow Springs
was the scene of a truck load of
cattle overturning on the highway.
Yes, the truck was badly dam
aged on its trip south: otherwise
everything was OK, that is, with
the exception nf the entile. One
of the cows had five ribs broken,
several had broken legs, others cut
anil bruised.
Of course suffering and a few
broken bones among cattle are Just
too bad, and only worry members
of tho Jackson County Humane
society but; and now we are get
ting to ttie point that may Interest
Ihe practical people; hav you for
gotten that broken bones and suf
rcring cause fever and disease?
This load of cattle was for con
sumption, .whet tier beef or dairy
slock; you or maybe yours are go
ing to partake of this feast which
may be too bad.
If your heart Isn't in the right
place, maybe your stomach Is so
in the future be Interested
notify the Jackson County Hu
mane society of these accidents
that we may relieve the suffering
of these animals and perchance
your dear ones.
MltS. S1DNKY W. HlCHAIiDSON
Secretary Jacksun County
Humane Society.
7AvirTiNG,ze.pfeUrJiNGJ polo
ORKOONV TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1930.
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D.
Slened letter! pertaining to personal health and tiyftlene, not to disease, diagnosis or treatment
(rill be answered by Or. Brady If a stamped self addressed eft elope 1 enclosed. Letters slwuld be
brief and written In Ink. Owing to tne large number of letters reeehed only t fe can be answered
here. No reply ean be made to queries not conferming to Instruction!. Address Or. William Brady
In care of The Mall Tribune.
STANDARDIZATION AND
Tho chief of staff of a hospital
which is, I believe, approved by the
American College of Surgeons s
a class A institution, priests that
the term "closed staff" is not fair.
His hosnltul, he avers, has a "seml
' " clone d" staff,
made so in order
to meet the de
nt a n d a of the
constituency and
yet maintain
standards in or
ganization and
administration.
. Perhaps the
term "closed
is not an accur
ate one, but I im
agine !)5 per cent ot the good doe
tors In a community where such
a hospital is tolerated would flnJ
no fault with the term, whatever
the chosen few on the starf mighL
think about It.
I often object to the popular mis
use of the term "birth control "
The obstetrician fcj tho one who
may properly talk' about birth con
trol. If people mean the preven
tion of conception why should they
hesitate to call It that?
Pursuing his d e f e ns e of the
A m e r i ca n College o f S u rjre on s'
standardization of hospitals, purse
training and surgical service, the
chief of staff concede that there i-?
some justice in my nrgument that
a two year course of hospital train
ing is sufficient to make a capable
nurse. He says that .if ;a nurse
has "good basic training such as
is given in high school, two years
of sound nursing training will
make her a useful and competent
nurse." Ho docs not say how many
years In high school, but let us
compromise and say two years. 1
think one year of high school would
be enough, but we'll say twrt year),
in order to make sure Of some of
the dumb doras who- just don't
seem to absorb elementary 'educa
tion while they rmj getting it, but
begin lo brighten up and wonder
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what it's all about after a year of
high school.
"But If I were a nurse," the chief
of staff goes on, "I would take
more p re pa ra t o ry t ra i n i n g and a
longer nurse's course, so as to qual
ify for a highciposition. Special
nurses. - as In schools, supervisors,
surgical assistants, technicians,
teachers, dietitians and superin
tendents come from the generil
ranks of nurses."
Fine, I applaud, for tho girl who
has the time, the means and the
umbiiion to go In for some spec
ialty. Uut a darn poor reason for
keeping every young woman who
wishes to become a nurse dawdling
away an extra year of her time,
when she might be out earning a
year's income as a trained nurse.
Then up speaks the superintend
ent of nurses In the same hospital,
saying there is almost a year of
educational work given to nurses
(In the three-year trick) which
would not be acquired in school
prior to training. .Much of this is
directed especially to bhe needs
of the nurses and in best given in
hospital training: Well. I should
hope the poor girls would learn
something of good use to them
by way of a trifling compensation
for the year of expert nursing serv
ice they give tho hospital at less
than a chambermaid's wages.
. The latest hlfalutin idea of the
A. c, S. is to make high school
g ra duation a m I n i mu m ret) u i re
ment for entrance to nurse tralr.-in-.school.
If that comes to pass
It is going to exclude much de
sirable material and admit a lot
of fluff. And it would lend to
increase the cost of sickness,
QI KSTIONS AND AXSWIOHS
A .lrl With a Mind.
As a member of the home nurs
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to Inquire -whether there is anv
Suelv; condition as "poor health."
Doesn't health mean that perfect
st a t n of h e bod y which brings
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happiness? How can nnyono b
n "poor health?": Miu M. C. H.
Allnwer.-Flrst.. vh.lt Ih happl
nt!S? 1 think you uro right about
health, hut perhaps our "l"1-""'1'
teachers would not OKl'oe with out
notion about It. Some people ecnl
to think you must 1, dead n orde.
to attain happiness M ' '
ho think we are In health ai d
perfectly happy, really belont; in
tho 70 lo 90 per cent class. fc
adults are more than " c,"t
well or healthy. Keep rlKht on
with your thinklnB about mien
thinss. daughter. It Is the way to
develop tho mind-lf the school
people do not load you up with so
much "home work" that you can
1,-et not chance to do any thlnkliv...
oninirctf at XlKlit.
I it harmful to eat oranstes nt
nlBht? Many people have told mo
so. but no one seems to know why.
Mis. A. J. R. ,
Answer. No. It 1m all right
eat them whenever you like.
Ilciiioi'i'liolils hlltci'utoil.
A member of my family suffers
from piles or hemorrhoids. Our
physician says this can he treated
successfully with chemical oblit
eration, without interrupting the
patient's usual occupation.; I'lcase
advise about this. J. L. IT.
Answer. l'es, that method Is
successfully use In tho majority of
cases now.
Xo MaHiiKc-mont XeeiUtl.
Kindly slve me your opinion "f
the teachings In the book.. "In
testinal Management." hy Dr. Wil
liam II. Stummerman, published by
Arden. Los Anseles. M. O.
Answer. I have never seen the
book. The intestine needs no man
...r..,.,i rt f.'.r .hi I know. Just
leave II alone, forget you've got such
an appurtenance, lnterterence
what makes trouble; the old-fashioned
people called such Interfer
ence "reKUlation." This Califor
nia author has devised n new name
for It. . , . ., . , ,..,
.(Copyi'isbt John. l'Vnilles o.)
TORIES
INDIANS' CODD HATIIS.
Ity Mary Giuliani Homier.
The Utile Jilack Clock -had
turned the time back and John
and.Peasy were with the Indians
1,k . when they were
the most import
ant people In. the
land.
, Not only had
tho Clock turned
the time back u
good many years,
but ho had turn
ed It back to a
winter's day and
tho Indian boys
were taking cold
baths.
John thought
he would have
liked living In
these days, but
when he saw the Indians taking
such very, very cold hut hp he was
not (p.iite so sure of it.
They jumped right into the
water which was covered with a
thin coating of ice and although
they jumped about and squealed
and yelled it did not stop them
from bathing in fliis way.
Then others gave themselves a
splendid rubbing and cleaning with
snow anil John felt that was al
most too much.
Peggy felt the same way about
It, and then to their surprise they
mw some of the older Indian
children nctually playing games
in the snow, wearing very few .
clothes.
The Little P.lack Clock, as well
as John and Peggy, admired the
sjlendld strength of tho Indian
boys that they could stand such
a great deal of cold, and they
watched them play and jump
about In the snow.
Then the Clock took them to
see somo splendid Indian chiefs
painting their faces and making
themselves' very fine for some
noble ceremonies which were to
take place, and once again John
felt that it really would he won
derful lo live all the time with
tlie Indians.
They were always doing such
interesting things painting their
faces, making wampum, dancing
so wildly nnd racing across the
Plains, and shrieking such fine
piercing shrieks!
Totnori nv "The Vcc!.M
Itadlo KxpaiuN In rinhiml.
KKLRIXCOIIH. A) Kinked
now has seven radio broadcast sta- !
tfons. Two others are under con- 1
struction. I
i
i
Do Yon Remember?
TWENTY VEAliS AGO TODAY
If iuui ui iiia man xribune i
Juno :l, licit)
Col. George i. Minis, postniust,.r
of Medford, dies suddenly.
Flrnt forest fire of
Kane's creek.
season on
Real estate men to confer
booster work.
Hul W. niiiKhnm elected pit.sj.
dent pt Fruitgrowers League.
Jesse Houck moves Into new
home on Oukdale avenue.
Local ieglon contributes to re.
ward for capture of llrover f
llergdoll, rich draft evader, who
escuped jail in Philadelphia.
TEX YEAHS AGO TODAY A
(From files of the Mail Tribune.)
.lime , llllli
County court creates five new
precincts in city.
Class of ten graduate from high
school.
Medford to hold aviation meet
at Oukdale park.
Local bicyclists report ilt.ir
machines are being exi hangfil i,y
mistake for poorer ones.
Prof. O'Gain "lo remain In val
ley of Rogue" ut Increased pay.
Fred Colvig enters race for
county recorder.
Woodville (Rogue River) votes
tp incorporate as city. 24 to l!i.
FIR IB TO
Why Suffer With Corns Pay
, Dime Pain Stops And
Out Comes Corn. ,
RESULTS GUARANTEED
J NEWEST. BEST REMEDY
. No bulky doughnut pads or
burning acids get an envelope of
O-Joy Corn Wafers for a dime.i
Thin as paper, press one on the
corn -with finger and it sticks,
there. Shoes don't hurt Pain is
gone immediately. Danco if you;
wish, no bother, fuss or danger.'
Later, in the bath, out comes com,'
callous, roots and all. Like magic
Everyone is going wilii over 0
Joys. Broadway was overjoyed!
you will be, too. Six O-Joy Wafers
for a dime at druggists,
THE
C LIFT
Tho Clifl is no! the most ox
pensive hotel in Son Francisco
but it's one of the most com.
fortable, most friendly, most
refined, most convenient.
GEARY AT TAYLOR ST.
' SAN
FRANCISCO
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