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Ye Smudge Pot
(By-Arthur Perry)? ,ny
. The AnafchiHtrt of AmcrU'a are
nrgiinl'lnir. "Krnm air I can liear
tli 1h Ih a Kf'(l orKanizntioii, but I
don't helonfj," is tho alibi of moin
bera. Tho sporting editor of the Port
land Oregonlan, has been barred
from Iho alleged games of the al
leged Portland ball team. The
, sporting editor Is tho white-haired
boy, who stood ott the burning
deck, nnd hurled enenniums at the
motley crew, when all hut him had
fled. If the second -baseman's I
rheumatism started to bother him,
in ino dump cuimuo upsiaie, il
was heralded to the world uh a
"charley horse." If nn aged out
fielder developed a spavin, he had
"strained n tendon." When the
collection at incompetents sunk to
the lowest level of utter helpless
ness, and became a standing Joke,
ivith no place to nit down, he con
tinued to rave about their prowess,
in the manner of a Humdinger
orator at. noon luncheon. The dis
barment is the basest piece of in
gratitude that has come to light
on the Puclflo coast, In many a
day. The sporting editor attended
the atrocities, uncomplainingly for
years, and Is u glutton for pun
inhmont. However, ho Mill in
sists on going to the ball park,
anil calling tho perpetrators of
what ho seen, n hall team. Hero
Is Journalistic loyalty and devotion,
unrewarded but heroic.
Another ono of our promising
young men Is looking askance at
a black suit.
Xotloe to tho World; Tho typo
writer, user; hy yours truly, was
built by U C. Hmltli & Pros., and
they are generally credited with
knowing what they weru doing.
They are rated as oxperts when
)t comes to typewriters, partloular
ly 1j. C. Up to 10 days ago It
was a well-behaved typewriter.
Kveryhody, who comes in four
feet (if tho contraption recently,
has attacked it with a screwdriver,
lightening this, and loosening that,
nnd adjusting something else, caus
ing tho machine to balk nn L'3
of tho 2(1 letters, and conduct Itself
generally In an untypewriterly
manner. If the rising young re
pairmen Just can't subdue their
mniilu for fixing typewriters that
don't need fixing, they should sec
I. O. Hmith. or ono of his broth
ers, and get a job as a regular
typewriter tlnkerer, nnd leave ours
alone, or they will bo sorry.
"Tho new milliner was motor
lntc Hundny evening with a strang
er. He looked like a drummer.
Tho home guard had better start
sprucing up." Huge (Cal.) Say
ings. Some more tit the editor's
business.
Tho opening "Aiiioh n' Andy"
story of the season was Inflicted
Tuesday In our midst, result lug In
the usual female squeals and
"Ah's."
orrrK th rut
(dallatln Nnws)
As. has been announced In
this department before 'twill
soon bo lime for the children
to bo coming homo from the
uulworsltlcB nnd other places
of amusement to nlldo In un
der the family table and tune
In Itudy Vnlee on the radio.
Homo will havo degrees, while
others won't even have n faint
recollection.
Uncle, us, was finally unscrewed
from tho rumble sent late last
night. Ho Is not nn flexible, us
bo wan 74 yearn ngo.
Once upon a tlmu n motorcycle
was started, with spitting up n
rouple of mnrhlno guns.
The galoot told tho lady that
she look', like the girl In the
Camel clg nd. and now ,ho will
speak to everybody In the county
but him.
"RICAU ""STATU MK.V TO Fl'I,
MINATH" (Ued Hluff .News) It
verves them rltflit for Uolni peo
ple dlrtl
Two unfailing signs of torrid
weather and Rummer have appear
ed, vl: house files and hot towels
lrt Iho barbershops.
Ore-ron Wentlier.
Fair tonight and Thursday; cool
er with light local frosts In th
eftst tonight; rising temparaturo In
Ibe Interior Thursday, tlentle
northerly winds on The coast.
I'
Editorial Correspondence
SA J-'IfAXcrSCO, C'iil.,.Jiinc
i. Tt Iiiih been sunny mid
hrilit In-re since we iimvi-d.
Bui, tluiiiks to it sharp ind
from the occfiii, rather cool. It
luis been ii r;i 1 1 1 - mid biirkwiu'cl
Spriiiff, everyon.' siiys. The clc
vn tor hoys tor sonic renson take
ii (treat interest in the weather
perhaps heeansi! tliey see so
little of it. One of them asked
rather wistfully, "If it wasn't
warm ami .dry up in Mcdl'nrd,
Oregon." Our reply was, '' I's
ually at this -time of year, lint
it was cool and inclined to be
showery when we left."
"(luess the weathers' on the
hum nil over this veur " was ) m,'!ft 1111 KiiRliHh Hpeaking pact and much about such matters bo
. Ti ' ' i I "H many Hhips as they please, yond their ken that they haven't
lil.s coiicliisKMi. However, he 111- Tyiilcal Herlslan demagogery. Hut time to iearn how to keep the pa
rentis to L'( fisllill" on llis Viicil- wnfin ft (0"ich to sensing the drift tient comfortnblo. Tn our high-
tioil in ()reroii. Iilte everyone
olse he lind heard ol' Hnriie
river ion;,' neiore lie lieiml 01
Medford. j
A gubernatorial primary Is on thej
wily ilfJWlt inn tr inn (in i-ai iiihk un
the lata and lamented one In Ore
gon. Young, the present governor,
is opposed by the pink-cheeked and
exuberant Mayor Kolph and Atlor-
I ney Kills of l.os Angeles. Young
is (liy, itoiiu is wet, I i n h is am
phibious. The general fdeu seems
to lie Young will win, although the
Digest poll put San Francisco wet
bight to one, and even 1,oh Angeles
In the same column two to one.
Tho reason uppnnrn to bo Young
has been a good governor, while
Kolph is too much of n professional
greeter, and Kit! unpopular because
he can't forget lie got one leg
smashed up In the war. The situa
tion simply demonstrates again that
Personal Health Service
' ' ' By William Brady, M. D.
Rtencd IH ten pertaining to penmnl hcnlfh am) livr.lene, rrnt to (llsci-te, diagnosis or t real merit
11 1 lie inswcrnl liy Pr. Itriily It a itflinM wlf addressed envflniw U enclosed. I.ilters nlnnilil lit
brief inri written In Ink. IMw Id ths large mtmlier of teller recelfed only i few can tm tuisHrrnl
hert. Nft rt-friy rati Iw ntnde lu querlm nul oinfcnnliqt to Instructions. Addresi Pr. William Brady
In can of The Mall Trlliune. t
mi:iici, WiiK of
Dr. Douglas Vanderhoof of Rich
mond, Vn., rend a paper on the
medical cure of duodenal ulcer be
fore the section on practice of
medicine at tho annual session of
the national med-
I c a 1 association
twe years a g o.
and in closing
the d I s c u .snion
said: ' "In the
current literature
(me often sees the,
statement that
the medical treat-j
mi nt of duodenal
ulcer Is fraught
witli danger. In
my whole experience, as I have out
lined It here, I have never seen
an Instance of hemorrhage or pe
foratlon while the patient was un
der treatment, with the exception
on one patient treated more than
10 years ago. ... Of course med
ical treatment will not cure 10(1
per cent of duodenal ulcers, hut my
experience certainly leads me t i
believe that an uncomplicated
chronic duodenal ulcer Is curable
hy medical treatment."
The plnn .of treatment referro-l
to has these features:
1. Frequent feeding, hourly In
some cases, nix meals a day in or-!
dinnry cases, nnd the patient Is ln-j
strueted in all cases never to go
without taking food. Vor between
meals Dr. Vnnderhoof stmaesis
glnss of sweei milk or a milk sbak
with OKg. When that Is not con
venient, a good xiihxlltutc is cream
cheese with crackers and butler,
2. Diet. This Is liberal, beentlsn
the .pMlent docs not have "liull-
gesllon" but rather too much di
gest I on. Pii t lent s a re a 1 1 it wed a
liberal diet, except seven types pf
food which should be avoided, as
follows:
All nelds, such ns vinegar;
pickles and sour food. Uav
fruits, especially apples, grapes
and citrus fruits. Soups and
meat extractives.
Condlmetus and spices, such
ns excessive salt, pepper, mus
tard, horseradish,
Intense sweets, such as hon
ey, molasses, candy. Very
coarse food, such us nuts. corn.
MUTT AND JEFF It
X'fA IN r SW6LL SUMMCfe feSefeT-
IN A PUDDING. I'U (SoT TO
66T ( t?VSX COT 6F TrlSe
BlRbS SoM WAV.'
(i inTPn -, V "'uii ... j . r , vr crsi,
I ii...-, 6,... ... J'.r'1'iiMlrllCBuV! Htf,iji,,,,rt,1,,,M 1 gffg5
Prohibition will never be an inHue
until a national referemlifti mukeB
it one.
Nothing attractive in the theatri
cal line. The new Columbia is
dark, after two weekH of a rather
Htaio comic opern, to open next
week with Strictly Dishonorable.
one of those "New York cukIh" re
cruited trom darkest Hollywood.
We auw the Duffy player in Crime
at the Alcaar msi niKJit. Not bad.
Not ho very good. Hut looking
back over ten yean the DuflyH
have made great stride one mayj't-
not be thrilled but an evening with Answer. I should not advise o
them Is never entirely wasted. sraduate nurse to bother her head
4
"Willie Hearst, In the Kxam-' 'or th physirlan to concern him
inor, is lamlasting President Hoo- ! self about. A good nurse, in any
ver mid tl:e Loudon naval treaty, j '"'. may ask the physician for
Ah usual he Ih uppealing to the ! such information if shi needs it for
prejudices and fears of the dear i the welfare of th patient, and not
people and very likely will get ' In the least imiieril her reputation,
away with it. He wants to return 'The main trouble with the nurses
to the "Americanism of Coolidge" , graduating from highbrow institu
aiid have Kuglutul and America tions these days is that they know
j onions.
i fch Iin oditori-U
) we nnvo leceiveu an etiitoi lai
cnppeti rrom tne roruunu - leie -
gram, tne otticint mouthpiece tor
fieorge Jcsepii. We ijuote its con
clusion: "Willi the nomination for
tlie governorsliip in It in (Joh
eph'sl pocket and with the
practical assurance of election
by an enl.husiaslic majority,
Mr. Joseph should let the su
preme court do the worrying."
Why not? Success is what counts
in this world.' If one wishes to he
governor, and is certain lie can
merely stand put and UK governor!
why worry about such a trivial
thing as one's past conduct, ori
wash! time brooding over whether
dial gen one publicly made aguinsl
members nf the state supreme court
were true or not.
Fine. Let tho supremo court,
worrv oyer unimportant things like
that. U. W. it.
ir(i; L i i.t i:it
Alcohol In every form, espec
ial iy sour wine, cider, grape
juice.
The best food for patients with'
ulrer Is fat, such as cream, butter,
olive oil; and the next best food
Is albumin, of which patients arc
advised to partake freely. In the
form of milk, eggs and all kinds of
cooked meat.
3. Medicines. Certain medicine
are secondary in Importance in
most cases, yet of great value when
properly used, and only the Indi
vidual physician can use medicines
propevly, so we'll puss over this
feature here,
I. Prolonged treatment, The
careful diet and other measures
must be carried out faithfully for
a period of two years. Letting up
or careless indulgences of only a
day or two will postpone healing
nf the ulcer a month or two.
. Obeying doctor's order. The
number of medical cures Is largely
In proportion with the intelligence
of the patient, and his faithfulness
in following instructions. Patients
must report once each six months
Tor examination. Including x-ray
picture for checking progress.
II. Proper treat meat for any
other physical Impairment or troti- J
hie the general examination dis- '
closes. I
It Is fairly apparent that the !
euro of gastric or duodenal ulcer Is j
"k? '.h" !'"r" "f ll'""ary tul,
culo.sls, depending very much upon
tho care the doctor gives the pati
ent and the confidence the patient
gives the doctor.
-?l'i:sriS AM) AS'SWHItK
. Trip to l-'.umpe.
Two persons contemplate a sum-
V" ' 1 -'""e. is u necessary
or u inline (ii uiKe IVpnoltt
or
other InnenliitionH liofm-., a.i lit m- !
,
is mere any preventive against sea
sickness which doe.i not paralyre
the stomach muscles temporarily
and thus leave bad after effects?
n. c. (i.
Answer, Yes, anybody plan
ning to visit in any foreign coun
try should be Immunii'.ed agaln-t
lyphold fever by hH w her family
physlclnn. and do it NOW. Also
vaccination against smallpox is re
united. Travelers or tourism muv
carry either iodin or n chlorln prep-
Pays to Advertise
MR.
l!
) II AAIITT U&rTIMl JI
7
amtlnn', ini' 'the rnierKfrwy 'iIIhIii-!
feotlon of drill kin k wntrVr. fieiifl ,
stamped cnvf-loM hurin your ad-'
dress and ask for liiMtructlons fori
prcveniinif MeatiickneHtt, also tour
ing first aid packet miKKCHtions.
What ii iniilnnlo .iiih )nlit tn
lillOH.
IIoa.sp tell rne tho normat Wooi
count, also the normal blood pres
sure for adults and how far eilhiT
may vary without being fatal, 1
should appreciate the name of a
Dok you consider best suited for
u graduate nurse to study up on
these and kindred subjects. re-
', reived my training
number of
I '' 1S "o ond havs been out of
. nursing for some time X. X. F.,
! about uch dftails. yiiey are points
'answers nurseH give t0 examina-
' U,n ",,ostion constitute a peren-
, nial bouico of nmusement for the
; highltrow doctors. To my mind
the joke Is on the highbrow doc
tors who nsk the silly questions.
Indeed, a large factor in the bl i
bla they try to teach nurse-siudems
in the highbrow three-year training
,m iLVn ,,,w 1 ' 7" T
ed doctors on the staff for nlrin
their great erudition before tlifsj
admiring young ladies. A In't it th- j
truth I ask any graduate nurse
who is now dependent on the favor
or trie nignnrows. iosii, I ought'
t(t know
lectured to many
1 TIIK VICSSFJ,. k; "
liy .Mary (iraliam Homier
"T had meant to take you yes
terday1 where I nm now going to
take you today,'
' began the Lit
tle ltlaek Clock.
John and Peg
gy looked as
though they did
not unite know
what the Clock
mount.
"I ooh that
sound n bit puz
zling?" the Lit
tle illack Chick
asked. Yes," he
eontln ud. "1
suppose it docs.
"Well, you see
yesterday was the
third of June,
i ....i nnd as I ha d
promised the day before that you
were going tn see how the Indian
boys took their icy cold baths In
the winter I wanted to keep that
promise. I had meant to
lake you to tve something that
ha ppened yen rs a go on a Jl rd o f
June.
"It doesn't make n ny d 1 f f er
ence. I can take you there now
Just ns well."
They found themselves by some
quaint, old-fashioned looking
wharves, nnd some people were
aroiiniK watching a boat steaming
into the harbor,
"I've turned tho time hack to
June art In the year is 10," said
the IJttlfr lihick Clock to John
and Peggy,
'Yes. it looks very different
from our time." Peggy said.
"Why is everyone so interested
in watching that vessel coming
into port?" asked John.
"Why shouldn't they lip?:; the
Little Plack ( lock returned.
"Well, It's only an ordinary old
steam vessel." John answered.
Not so ordinary," said the IJt-
mll(.k noek. ' That's the first
Ul v....,., ... r..l..n
- . ' .
In
I tost on
first
irom
Kngland the very
so it Is n sight to behobl.'
'"Well, then It Is!" agreed John
heartily.
Tomorrow "tltme riowcrs."
, Dairy Train hi Salcni.
S A 1 .1 : M . Ore.. Juno I . (P) A
nine-car dairy demonstration trail ,
sponsored by the.Hpokane, Portland
Se.ittle'railroad and Oregon Stale
college, will bo In Salem today for
n series nf demonstrations to local
dairymen.
Io.msch or l udent-mirson.
(CiipyilKht Jiihn F. Dlllo Co.)
I -
Sundown
' PAGIN6 MR. MuTT-
ISAV, THIS MlSTR
MUTT TtVS.W'fce:
PAGING MJST"tee
A Ue&Y IMPORTANT
PA,6lfO& AUGUSTUS MUTT,!
rAUTT, PAGING
' '"'.v "' .... ri.n mam t '
GNTL.MAN:
If aVA I I " T M 1 NJSi.ri is.i'iniw. J I Ait 11
Quill Points
O. Kindness! What crimes are
committed by parents In thy name.
Well, our parents told us we
would go to hell for reading dime
novels. And look where we are
now.
The flivver has faults, but it
will ftlu-nvu nffnrd It tilfifft Of
I refuge where nobody will insist
i un ..lavin,, bridire.
A kid is smart. If Dad says
"yes," that's sufficient. But he
never ncceptn Dad's "no" as final
until he auks his mother.
There's always a bright side.
IJving in jail is unpleasant, but
it's one way to Hell stuff to tho
American Mercury.
An important citizen Is ono
who can't see you when lie's
busy ami gels mad If yon
can't see hint when you'i-o busy.
Xo treaty can please everybody,
but It can't be far wrong If every
body feels cheated.
There's lone consolation. If
Senators remember the answers
dining nn investigation, they'll
hilVO n '"'oUy ood education,
Any law can be enforced with
force enough. Put Alas! When
you tin xinner's hnml von lust
jhnve n hand-tied sinner.
Americanism: Selling groceries,
heal tli insurance and fire Insur
ance to crooks; charging honest
men more to make up the deficit.
Xow that Jugs, pots and Jars
can be wicked, it just means that
many more tilings to lie about.
Another explanation of crime fs
that kids are hard to control
after, one of them licks the
lenrbcr.
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD
ACROSS
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ft. Jb'm
10. Citln'i
brother
11. f-'HIIHIUS
Itullan family
15. Scene of
action
16. Fx 1st
17. Hour
18. Nominee!
21). Aire
SI. Cumpnss point
Si, Cunning
S:i. Hitter vetch
St. TwIMs nut of
ono's nriisp
SA. Affirmative
:mi. I'nnntlcnl
:i2. Homnn lirome
.11. itirlU)S
:ts. iioveruire
:iu. Jierniunt
43. Joint In the
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41. Kqaalltj
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character
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in a tit
A2. Unit
S. Croat or of
SIllTlOl'k
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.'ill. It cm rued
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Oil, Artistic
country
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The. dictionary InT like a Hpee
lairt. AVhen' ft rtrerV 'yoU'"to an
other word, it doesn't chart'Q you
anything for the advice. -
In a few weeks now those who
bought iun lamps last winter will
he hunting a place in the shade.
Kvery ttiwir lias a few slick..;
fellows wliit know some dis
tant place where they can buy
supplier cheaper than at home
una all of them arc failures.
You can guess the population
if the town If the sports page
calls two .games in a row a "win
ning ytreak."
You needn't wait for a candi
date's "declaration of principles"
if you know what the majority
of voters believe in. ' ,
A field of clover will rid n
farm of adult malaria mosquitoes.
And to make the young ones
leave in disgust, you might plant
spinach.
Correct this sentence: "I know
she adores housekeeping," said
the gossip, "for tho swap dishes
in her bath room are full of frag
ments." .
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from page one)
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1... ,.;U... nminnminf, cio.li rli.
vnrcps ana remiimiiijcs, iimt'ss
tlirmioli litiytilioiyTft'citin; tlu
li'0ii'i't.v rijrlits minors.
Wet and dry politics create
strange contrasts.
In New Jersey, DwiKtat W. Mor
row.' ambassador-to .Mexico, im n
nins In the Republican senatorial
primaries as a wet, drinks nntliini;
alcoholic, has nothing to drink in
his house. .
.One New .Jersey candidate for
PUZZLE1
IS. At any time
1.1. Sm ii lie r
111, Coloring
matters
21. Type of onto
mobile
S3. .State or the
Union: abbr.
S6. Higher ,
27. i'erceire
2U. Siamese men-
uro of longtli
30. Fast
31. Texas mission
n. Staid
as. Now departure
lit). Mountain
pierced lij Iho
Hlmpion tunnel
37. withered
40. I'll ua
41. Deep liolo
40. Disordered
411. sick
SI. Knock
SI. Fish
&7. Threo.topA
81. Dill ' t . sloth
DOWN ' 50, High winds
i. .M on sure w Men,s rt
S. Ulnclnl ridges 6.1. Surface
3. Succulent trull 64. Young snlmnn
4. Obstinate 110 Sheet of glass
,uunuiinces w. Ancient slave
6, Southern
70, Fit one Inside
another
73. Jiirk in crib
bane
73. Wine cask
74. Mountain
comb, form
75. l.oiur tnlet
consignation
7. I,n Ir
8. Finishes
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10. Wing
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the senate, running as a sail and
serious dry, 'is said fo 'Hve heeif
when prohibition came in. owner
of the "finest whiskey cellar In
three states," New Jersey being
one of the three states.
Concerning the two candidates
of whom you hear most, Morrow
and Frelinkhuysen, the wisest poli
tician in New Jersey saya:
"FreJyinghausen has no chance at
all. Fort is the man for Morrow
to watch. Fort will probably be
nominated, because the Republican
party in New Jersey is 60 per cent
prohibition. Morrow., on the other
hand, would he by far the hardest
I man for Simpson, the Democratic
candidate, to beat."
The man quoted knows New Jer-i
sey politics.
, Sixty-five years old yesterday,
KinE.Ceorge remained in Bucking-1
ham palace while his eldest son j
and heir apparent,, the Prince of
Wales, took the royal salute at the
"dipping of the colors." The Duke
of Connaught, son of Queen Vic
toria, uncle of the king, SO years
old, stood straight and vigorous us
ever.
King George has not the health
Englishmen usually have at (!5. His
physical condition undoubtedly re
flects the responsibility, anxiety
and sadness with which he bore
the burden during the great war.
Bishop James Cannon, Jr., of the
Methodist Episcopal church, South,
expressed indignation because the
senate lobby committee yesterday
insisted on probing his '"private j
aliatrs, including nis asctmies
aganst Alfred K. Smith in IU28.
. The bishop said he had nothing
to conceal, but resents "persecu
tion," nnd declared that the com
mittee was trying to "impair his
I influence, as the wet and Roman
j Catholic press has been trying to
do Son two years.
Tho bishop appeared before the
committee on crutches;
PHOENIX THIMBLE CLUB
WILL . MEET ON FRIDAY
FHORNIXV - Ore.. June 4.
(Special) The Thimble club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Lil
lian Coleman nn Friday afternoon
of tills week. Mrs. Cora Chand
ler nnd Mrs. Lillian Coleman are
hostesses. All members nf the
Neighbors of AVoodcrnft are in
vited to attend this meeting.
The total winnings ot the race
horse Zev .were $272,00S.
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i TEV YEARS AGO TODAY
(Prom files ot thSMail Trlbuno.)
Juno 4. fl20
Class of 69 graduate from M9.
ford high school.
Will J. "Warner slated for. post
mastership. Chicago Will Hays announces
O. O. P. platform "will he a Bacotl
obligation to the people."
Hottest clay of year with nier.
cury at 89. ,. . .
Forest nirplane putrol to Btart
as soon as funds arrive.
All-alisorhlng topic of convcr.
sation in city is gasoline short,
age.
Harry' Manning, "Medford Car
uso," to depart for Grants I'usi
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODA1
(From files of the Mall Trlbulf'
1 ' - Juno 4,- 19IM
Wind delays aviation meet
Oakdale park. -
Plans completed for new school
in Queen Anne park.
Extra, sleepers to carry locil
folks to Itose Festival at Tort
land. John R. Allen of New York anil
M ed f ord ".fined 30 cent s, gi vei
$100," for benefit cnrnlval at Asy
land.1 Medford school bonds sell at
premium.
Tho II. C. Kentner company has
Installed a huge electric sign.
,iivt Jimr.i.-a iVUIII MIC(!l lOOK IIK(
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