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Medford Mail Tribune
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. I MEPFOHU rilMTINO CO.
f 0-t- n. First,
.- RUBEKT W. HUHL, Editor
I. SUalPTKB SMITH, NuiCf
Ad Tndctwndent NMnpipw
" T loured m Mcond elan mi Iter at Ifedford,
OHfa, auler Act of Marco 8, UTS.
' -BUtUK-'RIPTIUN ftATtCf
- Mall In Adn:
Hall, vitb Bwdij, ytu sr.50
Otllr.1 fth SuDdir. uonlb.. i......: .16
IWIf, without Sunday, year..., ... 6.60
Pally, wltiwut Sunday, sooth. , , , . . , .00
... Sunday, otm yea 2.00
Vy Carrlar, Id Advance In Medford, Aihtand,
. Jaekwrnlllf, Central ruinl, PIihdIx, Talent, Uvld
nitVe Jill nd Wl Hlfhuiyi:
n(.,r hilly,, with Buiilay, month., 1 .T5
IWy.v without Sunday, Booth.- 60
Dally, witliout Sunday, ooa year r.00
' ptiij.; with SundBf4 one year,...'..., 8.00
- All termt cash In adranct.; ( -
OflVUt papef of th City or Medfofd.
OflWal paper of Jaduon County.
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. tna u for publication of all nnri dlipatebei
- crdltrd to-It or othprvha errdltnl in this paper,
" ajtd also to ttw local new published herein.
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OP CIRCULATION
" Ai'9. C- average etreulatlon for lis nootlu
;0J.i cndlnc March 81, J 990, was 4322.
Dally average distribution for aU monlhi to
njj-,fi- Imnt Prea run, 48TB.'
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''M. C. MOOENSEN COMPANY .
orricca In Ne Yurk, Chicago, Detroit, Sao
frawbeo, Lot Angeles, Seattle. Portland
Ye Smudge Pot
(By Arthur Psrry)
wheh grandsons of nllllanulres
graduate, sturt In at thn bottom
of .the- ladder to learn thobusl
""new, nnd' work' up' to the 'top
by hot Infer; 'than July loth;
. OUlnhoma hnusts a mud shower.
After the steady downpour In Oro
' gon.-thls Bounds comforting.
7VT, '"Thwif woro not sufficient nutos
to carry' the' entire' gathering; nnd
j 8 were left" behind." (Cllldu
NdWB) ' Notiody'cnmo hlong In n
4d; rondBter.'
-, Onty- by a mighty effort,' nnd
.s u. super-htiman restraint, did. 11,087
,.riv. .residents of the city knepr from
.ii.i Inquiring" yesterdny, "Is It hot
-'-- enough for you?"
A commission should bo appoint
tdJ-?rd at once, to determine If there
"I'.'Ss anything U-wny right In this
.imi "world.
" The sparrows of this vicinity,
of which there Is a noticeable
-' shortage, are In moro (lunger ' of
'"'.'getting stopped on, than fulling.
""''Y'J HOMANCl) I 'J, AH ICS ANEW
(Custella, C'ttl., Times)
A young love-sick couple or
j. newly married, from Tongan
tigTTi ,oxlo, occupied rear seats near,
tho rear of the depot waiting1
ivt j, ,room today nnd carried on
' "scandalously." Dopot Master
"'Cramer, Hd Cadmun, Bob
Isiyfleld nnd Jersey llcnder
shot wore shocked, it 'whs''''
,soon Buppresscdy
. Count that day lost, wtifim) l'otv
A-flescendlng sun, vlewH no new
"Amos n' Andy" story sprung.'1'.
The Toxuh supreme coprt has
flf ruled that a railroad can sue' nil
snf nutolst for hitting a locomtlvo at
a crossing. If they can find tho
Pltt locomotive.
Tho purifying effects -of 'tho
7 church on politics, exemplified In
'. the case of Bishop Cannon of the
""'letliodlst church, who turned out
r to be no antiseptic nt all. The
-.-Blflhop Is churged with corrup
tion, hrlhe-tnllng, stock-gnmbllng,
, 'evaporation of cnmpnlgn funds,
t nnd Is now busy sussing US sen
l, : ntors,
ntiv.i "Hleoveloss gowns" are ngaln
tho vogue tho wenrers, standing
whenever possible, with the vao
elnatlon towards tho sido of the
building.
.Imt'
iui',ii Rndlo engineers think that by
.ftv sending waves of low frequency
' through tho Washington npplc
' ' orchards at dawn they enn kill
, .. off hugs nnd scale. (1'opulnr
1Ii.vUclence). Prohnhly kill the ,trees,'
r .ir. and Increaso tho bugs. , ' '
tun. The Democratic party of Ore
gon, which from time to time, has
heen wrongfully nccused nf occas;
'""'Ifinn I MtiallM nf tncintfil hi'MMiinrn
yln now huny refutlnKr tho ncctisn-
4 lion, with chnritctciiMtlc xphI. With
a chance for victory In tho fall,
they nt once been me fearful of no
happy an event, and have started
fighting themselves instead of the
'hepubllenn party', their natural
foe, and which needs ft good llck
np; at the polity Tho Plerco fuc-
tion m niter me wem motion, ami
the Jlnney faction Is after hotti
the Vot and liorce faction. Kv
""ery Democrat ijs a faction unto
himself. In this county there are
, -refactions. The Verne Cnnon fc-
iftlon shook hands yeHterday with
.616 active Democrats and 616
shook hands with the Frank
Wortman faction, They formu-
Uted plans for co-ordinating
"",'helr Mrength, nnd obliterating
'VV, themselves, politically, nnd nre he
i , Ing aiwisted by the Alone ltark-
dull fiic t Ion, who hns a long head
on him, and talk the warrlurs Into
"" 'fighting him Inntead of the party
''""jiotnlnee. n he hna no line for
m'i the other Gt3 factions of the lem
' ocratlc party In thin county. What
the Democratic party needs Is a
woman faction, 00 she could take
-t her rolling pin, nnd pound some
unity In them, collectively and In
dividually. Nominate Mnrnhal.
WASHINUTON, June 6. P)-
Charlo E. Allen of H0MU0 ,wua
nominated by President Hoover to
be United States marshal for the
western dlatrlct of the state of
:4 r" 'Washington, succeeding Kd Jl.
ciesri'cotton ntt wanted at Mali
TrJbups office
Editorial Correspondence j
SAX FRANCISCO, June 5.
Tlii! Hii'lificM luillo'oii; silver
tinted, is liiuiixint; liiotKinless in
(lie iiir nliovo Sun Francisco to-
ilny. Tlnit is mi unfailing omen
of "fiiir uml warmer." The gas
hiitf eah'l 'aseciul when tliere is
a llri'ezi' frum the ocean. AipI
wlicii there isn't such a breeze
Sun Francisco is Fair and wann
er. In fact, it's hot. In I'nion
S(iiaiv during the noon" hour,
clerks took off coats anil
vests and lay on the fjrass in
the. sun. A nice way of etiiiifj
11 coat of seashore sunburn,
cheai not even the cost of a
street car fare.
Leadership In what this country
needs. More leudorm . uml fewer
palladium. The trouble Is a leader
niiiHt be somuthliiK of a politician
to make good. Just enough to
cateli the popular imagination und
not enough to weuken his convic
tions. Ah far as wo can recall.
there have been no real lenders in
tills country since the death of VV.
J. Bryan. lo was usually wrong,
but a rent ieader. Even greater
leaders were Theodore Koonevelt
and Woadrow Wilson, the fprmer
perliapn the greatest natural leudar
of tho Twentieth Century, Presi
dent Hoover is a leader morally
but not politically. That Is, he is
devoted to whatever he believes to
he best for the welfare) of his coun
try; he refuses to he swerved from
what he knows to he right, regard
less of the temptations or expedi
ency but lie has lulled, to date, to
catch the Imagination of the peo
ple by those tricks of the trade
which nro.u't tho finger tlpB of
every good politician. Perhups he
will win in the end by his sheer
sincerity and force of churacter.
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D,
Bliwd Itlltrf ptfUlnlM :' U wmotnl hrtlth imt liffllfnt, not to dlirne, dlvnosli or treatment
sill u. an-iwered by Dr. Brady It a atamped arlf oddreMM enrelone h enelmied. Ulteri itiould be
brief and written in ink. (Hln to Ilia lame number of Irtteri melted only a ttw can be answered
here. No reply can be mad to querlea out eouurml0f to InstrueUom. Addreal br. William Brady
to ear. of Hn Alail Trlbuua.
BAD TONSILS STOLEN
An accomplice conceded Ihere
might bo snmellilng in all 1 had
sald 'tnnd I bail' Bald considerable)
about tile dia
. tliermy. oxtolrpn
, Hon of tonsils
and the scandal
ol stirgjcul tonsil
lectomy. Not be
ing lunilliir. with
the technic of ilia-
thoriny .: extlrpa-l
reel competent to
puss Judgment.
but ho believed he could-steal tho
average patient's tonsils without
8iibJutlug thtV.pntlnnt to any or
the l'r)Bks or serious nniioytiiic.es
of ordinary surgical tonsillectomy.
i snid "YonhT' or words to that ef
fect, so by medical friend Invited
me, to his dlnlc.
lie first determines whether (ho
patient's gagging reriex Is very act
ive,' hy Inserting n tongue depress
cr anil noting how the patient re
acts to it. If the rcMex Is too
actlvo. ho suppresses It with nn
application of . cocaine; In nbont
half the cuses' thlK Is not neces
sary. Next ho infiltrates the deep
pedicle or root of the tonsil with, u
solution or quinine und mint hydro
clilorlil skilfully placing this exactly
between tho two norves entering
Ibo tonsil a t t h it t point.
This "blocks" tho nervos; numbs
tho tonsil ror several days, not Just
nn hour or two. Then uflor wait
ing 10 minutes the operator pro
ceeds to remove tho tonsils, the
while tho mil lent beams around on';
nursoB, Bpeetntotora, etc., iit 'Iousl
ns well us lie can with Ills mouth
nnti tnront nut or divers ininlo-
mciits, suction gagilgots, surgeon's
hands and the like. At one point
denso old scar tissue (result of re
peated attacks' or tonsillitis) otters
so much resistance Hint It hns ' to
be cut with special scissors, Here
the patient actually and nnmlstnk-
ubly winced. Wall, thought I, It's
unfortunate; bo far the demonstra
tion seemed to he a great success.
Hut ulns, Just when It wns nbont
finished, tho pntlom: grimaced fully
ns fright rally as I would ir my dent
ist mnde one or thoso terrible
lunges when rilling a tooth.
LL'lL !jayy'hejhjnstrtimcnt)ljntiienlnK. nro theJJireo articles
MUTT AND JEFF
mXJ. LOOK AT
OM THT,
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I "V ' - " ii ...nwwti i U'W" , "S- - M I'll 1 l h r r if -V . -v , v . fUirnrw - wmjW .w W 1 T-
We hope so, for on all Important
Issues he seems to be right. Hut
Mow much' easier If would be, and
how much more ho could accom
plish, If he were only a little more
of a politician.
County Judge 8purrow arrived
group for the final graduation to -
' ,., nv,.
kJ, ,11,0,. -rh.' t,i t-
tended the garden party this after
d in eating cecum -
and raspberry ice.
noon and joined
tier sandwiches
,'eh snmlwlch . verv thin and
., imot n,o iw.f ,. ,io, ,,b,
... in.n i Pnn,
the school, und the place was pretty
well packed with pretty girls and! , ' , , I
their mamas, but the judge never !f!lu t"0,.1:L0".JBeU ;k" I
batted an eye. thanks to many
years In the regular army, anil re
cent Intensive training as head or
tho county court, lie regrets very
much he has In hurry buck to his
liny field tomorrow.
'
The youngest member of the
Modford party put on her best yel
low dress and greatly enjoyed the
first lew nets of tiio garden party
particularly the sandwiches and
gaily colored ice. Hilt, ufter being
told for the twentieth time that
sho was "so cute," flhe rebelled,
left the party cold und played with
a collie dog In the trees some dis
tance away. Persuasion failed to
lure her back "I am sick of be
ing called cute," sold she. "They
all act us if I were a liuby. t am
never going to this school any
way" nnd she continued romping
nfter the dog to the great delight
of that hitherto neglected animal.
Our remarks tin lenders, political
sense, etc., - were intended for-an
introduction to some comment on
the naval treaty which Hiram John
son, the super politician, is jump
ing oh down at Washington. Hut,
ns it is into and the air mall closes
In a few minutes, we will have to
postpone this pronouncement until
our next Issue. This commenting
between' Sun Francisco und Hobs
consumes a terrific amount of time.
It. W. It.
WHILE YOU WAKE
nurse had counted over nil articles
rotrleved from tho throat, and the,
second assistant tonsil snntcher
hud chocked and double checked
Ibo count and the operator hud
emimorntud his fingers liy the
why, I lindn't noticed up to that
moment, hut thero was no mouth
gag used throughout' tho little set
to I watted cnslilerutoly while the
patient hail n drink or water and
arranged for the doctor to steal
tlon ho did not'''1" Hmn" son's tonsils In the same
way, then I nskefl lilm to tell me
honestly" and truly, how much It
hnd hurt. Well, sir," ho nnswored
lifter a moment's thought, "I prefer
not to ho quoted about that until
I lenrn how much the doctor Is'go
lug to souk me for this."
And bo wo hurried him nut of
thero.
' I was not entirely sntlsried yet.
however. 1 sneaked nut into the
ward and round n boy uged 14
yours whoso tonsils liad heen b(o1
en by tho doctor sovernl dnys be
fore. The boy entered -the hospital
with n serious uortlc vnlve lesion,
tonnllltis, nrllirllls 'N' everything.
Divers specialists' agreed his ton
sils ought to come nut, hut none
would o. k. ordinary tonsillectomy.
The nttendlng child specialist-did
o. k. stealing tho tonsils and my
friend stole them tu bis neat nnd
workmanlike manner. Tho boy as
sured mo It hnd not hurt him a bit.
uml he had Buffered no soreness
or pn In on swallowing, except when
n ptore of corned hoof caught In
mo throat tho day nftur the opera-
Hon.
Bo"' conclude It Is not so bud to
1,nvo your' tonsils stolen while you
"uko.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Oxalic Acid in Pie Plant '
'ft tliere sufficient oxalic, acid In
rliubbnrb to Injure health, nnd If so.
Is thero any way to eliminate It In
cooking in;, preparing the rhubarb?
How does oxalic add lifted the
system? (O. M. I.)
Answor. Only" for' cevtnln Indi
viduals who are unahlo to meta
bolise oxalic. Imported strawber
rles( not tho kind Hint rlpeii before
iney nre picked) nnd tho pleplnnt
and asparagus used heforo com-
Fresh Air Makes Hi mSick
l-mcv aim'T I mid.. l6N THi Wm tw ii . . . , '. ' w "UD 1" I5HER
I I M I .'XI.V alMti i, : ' " I I VrW Uh Akin lVlCCCT " K"l n NuDUtLL&. ItViVi.r.v'.VJII AiMlVlil m l l
notorious for causing trouble for
persons with tills Idolsyncrasy. The
rest of us muy take all of these
things with Impunity; . Whal - we
don't know about oxalic acid In food
and Its effect or fate In the body
fills many chapters;- every little
"authority" seems to have notions
all his own.
Hard Boiled or Soft
Five of our club claim soft boiled
eggs more wholesome and digest
ible than hard boiled; two declare
1'0' hr;' uulleu'' J'ease 8etlla lhls
;for us. (Seven Club).
Ans. It is entirely a question of
Ituste; the egg cooked as you pre-
!f,!r u ttt ,eallt as whoe8ome and.irth control nnd more control for
dMKestlble ns it would be In any:,h0 . years that follow.
! oilier style, i. mere is any oilier-
lence In the rate or digestion It is
Ule huiiu
egg that digests more
j , , , 1 " .,', . ..
substance that muy no digest at
all.
Future for Medical Women
Daughter, Hi. graduate high school,
wishes become doctor. She is cheer
ful, retiring disposition. Wliat sug
gest, and If you approve, what col
lege recommend? (Mrs. L. A.)
Ans. Fine. I'd give lief" every
encouragement if she were my
daughter. Opportunities for ntedl
cal women never so great as now,
und will Improve still more with
the fading away of the old preju
dice against female physicians.
She may take her ' premedical
course in any recognized college.
You should apply now to the regis
trar of the medical school for re
quirements for entrance, and make
sure your daughter chooses the nec
essary subjects in her college
course. .
(Copyright. John F. Dllle Co.)
UNSOWN
the miiTtinAv-MOsri,,.,
. , By Aluiy (lupinm Bonner. ,..
The JJttio Itlack . Clock took.,thcm
bnck to the. wirdonfthey"nnd,,mlsited
tho evening 'before and there thev
saw a tiny, tiny , rose bUBh sur- j
rounded by others much larger and ;
moro filled with j
roses. ...
The tiny rose-;
bush had just
been planted.
"I'll turn the time
for ward slowly
now." the I,ittle
Black Clock said,
"and we'll see
how that rose
bush blooms each
year."
Tho Little
Black Clock did
ns he said, and
tho rose bush
seemed to grow
lovelier ond lovelier nnd tire roses
upon It were so beautiful. vt
' They Were Blimle roses nml Ihnv
opened "Wide lifter they hnd been
buds, nnd their fragrance wns very,
very sweet. "
"I'll tell you what happened."
the Little Black Clock told tho
children.
"Tha rose bush wns planted Just
before you first saw It In honor
of n baby girt who hud Just ar
rived In the house beyond the gar
den. "H was called her rose bush and
each' year" since then it has been
growing stronger and more be.'iu-
tlflil utl the time to keep along.'
so ihe rose bush says, with the girl
whose birthday Is the same ns the
birthday of tho rose bush.
"Hut every birthday the rose
hush has more roses upon it than
at any other time or day of the
year. That Is so that the birthday
girl can have a big hunch nf roses
from her own birthday rose hush."
"How lovely to have a birthday
rose 1
UHIi," Peggy snid.
"Isn't it nice." agreed the I.lttlo
Mlack Cluck, "nut, dear me, dear
me, we have a very long Journey
we must make so we'd tietter bo
getting buck now. It's to be the
'Wait nnd See' adventure."
Tomorniw "Walt nml Soo."
BARONESS OBJECT OF
FRENCH BOMB PLOT
' PARIS, June 6. P) A small
aiareel address".! to the Haronent
Kdouard 1 Dp ltothschild ixi1oiUmI
In the central poHtoffico whllo em
ployes were hoHIiyk mall today.
Tho explosion caused a hoavy
detonation, hut no employe was
within 10 feet of the banket In
which the parcel was lying, ami
none was Injured.
I 1 M .1 r v - h. w -T1 ' I a-T" - - - 7-7 I
Quill Points
Simile for today: As unap
proachable as a fire hydrant
The Increase In divorce Isn't so
puzzling If you reflect that the
movies set the fashions.
You think perhaps .Darwin was
) wrong, and then you observe
j that you can't . stop eating pea
i nuts until the' last one is gone.
what this countrv needs Is less
The senate phould be aide to
put teeth In n law. It gets
I'"',"y "r '" '" "ce "" ln"-
If some genius;' .would com-,
Ihisc a niiirtiul. iii.r that could
uffonl us u ihi'111-..us- wo pay
luxes.
Alas! gome of the border state's
that went for Hoover ui'e still
going for him.
To make dogs fight, you say:
"Sic 'em." To men you siiy: 'De
fine morality."
He brief. Note how quickly
Ourbo made a name for herself
nfter dropping the long one ahe
started with.
Americanism: Cheering home
talent no matter how bum the
performance; wondering why no
body strives for perfection.
Vlrliit: Tho nlilllty to recog
nize the flavor of ginger ate by
Itself.
Darn It! Now they'vo got so
balled up they'll have to put on
another war to see which kind of
cruisers each nntion needs.
Homicide: The' common reac
tion1' when poison liquor ' takes
charge' ' of "n man' who' always
does ns he pleases
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY GROSS-WORD PUZZLE
AC1IOSS
1. Witticism
5. Winged
10, Wooden hor
H. Jluiieylifle
16. ItHKdlJUU
tu mi
18. A iiueen nf
l-:ngliiiHl
17. Stun 1 1 rugs
IS. Mrnfnl
Mil it Rett
19.. IltijiriiifT
20. I.ukfh lilnod
3. (jiilyerod '
24. Hum
25. .Nut ntty: law
2d. tinchyiint
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SB. IJniiHlltnetlt . .
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St. 'I'mViiril tlm
itivlterotl Hide
lin kttl ctity
37, Hfumuiit at a
clrr-le
8S. Frt-t-a
111. Fiiilnhed
41. Mittjiy snillng
niiHio
43. Klrsi woman
43, Pfirii4
41, Turn
4. Trnrelir by
. wit
49. Sounds
61. Hlluntfd
4i. Metric land
nipiiKiireo
63. Artiirt
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Note to Mussolini; .Yelling "At
taboy!" at the stork muy be pa
triotic, but quuntlty production in
America has 'made-u problem of
the surplus.
People aro queer, creatures who
think a great man greater eVery
time he" says some obvious thing
they sny among themselves.
All children use bis words
in ull effort to s'ilK;,Vlse,
and llicn some oulgrmv-" such (
foolishness mill others become
that kind of doctors.
Milking a good speech isn't dif
ficult. You just think' up "a snap
py beginning and a clever eliding
und see thut nothing' keeps them
i npart. . - -
A civilized country Is one that
lets professional gamblers 'deter
mine whether its property is vulu
nble'or worthletw. r,.
Correct this sentence: "I don't;
know just what 'I. Q.' means.",
Bald the flnpper, "nhd I won't
drag It Into my conversation to
Impress people." .
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from page one)
(Continued from Page One) ,
The boy that Invested $1 In a
derby lottery and won' $149,000
"split the money three ways.'"." His
brother got $35,000,' he lceptS35,
000 and gave his father $79,000."
There was no quarrel, liach felt
that lie was getting about till the
real money in the world.
Everything Is comparative. Many
men in. the United , States wonld:
call the total $140,000 "not worth
thinking about." . , . : -
British mountain climbers aban
don the attempt to conquer Knn
cherijunga, and transfer attention
to another mountain In Asia called
Jonsong 24,000 feet high. .
In proportion to Its size the Jon-
9. Ancient Jew
' Ish ' r.icetle
10. stroll
11. I ml Iso plant
IS. Arrurr polau.
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01. Chill
song peak is not as high as one of
the little rough spots on an oruime.
Infra-microscopic creatures climb
ing such an orange "peak" would
equal the achievement of any hu
man climbers. We climb or fly up,
loou limn one-tliuUBUiidth part of
the earth's diameter, and praise
ourselves. .
General . Atterbury, head of the
Pennsylvania rullroad, plans a Chi-,
cago-to-.New York train to make
the run in 14 hours, doing 80 miles
an hour by electric power.
If Pennsylvania engineers have
planned it. the thing will be done,
undoubtedly.
Airships will make the run in
three hours, before very long, and
a slight change in transportation
methods liiight bring on the earth's
surface a speed of 150 or ZOO miles
an hour.
. -
The Yale -Dully News says halt
the undergraduates are guilty of
cheating at examinations. And
such cheating, according to the
Yale-News, is "a, matter of amuse
ment to the faculty."
It ought not to be a matter of
amusement, and tho faculty denies
the cbargu,. . '-.
' -
.A student' who cheuts in exami
nations, would consider himself dis
graced if he cheuted in sports or
at gambling.
Why go to college If your brain
Is not more important than your
legs.',,. ,
t -
A New Jersey admirer, nominat
ing Mr. Morrow for the White
House, called him "another Wil
son." Kxactly what Mr. Morrow
thought, when he read that nobobdy
will ever know. Successful men
leant' to keep their thoughts to
themselves.
FRENCH TOURIST SPOT
IS WRECKED BY FLOOD
CHIOVRKUHE', 'Franco.' June 6 j
(A3) iFlood 1 wntvrs hav& ' ravstBeil
the beautiful valley of the Chev
reuse Vhere thotmanda of Ameri
can tourists journey to dine at
scores of country hoatelries there
about. . -
Torrential rains Monday night
swept down to the steep hillsides
satherinK dirt and stones that bat
tered down. tfJJirden walls and
wrecked a numhei: of housey, and
blocked dozens of roads.
IDFOliENSELL
APPLEGATE TIMBER
APPLKdATK Ore., , June, -(Special)
'-Felix Symbuskl' and
Victor Pntton of Medford have
sold the timber on their home
steads up the' Cinnabar trull on
Yale creek since tho forest ser
vice has constructed the new road
up that way to Victor's gulch. The
timber was sold to the Sunset Log
ging company at Ashland nnd
George Mnsterson of Talent is
hauling the logs out. Tbo first
loud went out last Tuesday. Mr.
Maslerson intends moving to Yaio
ci-eek in the near future.
' ; Invalid Injured
PORTLAND, Ore., June G.yp)
Mrs. Charles A. Cole, 40. an (ava
iled for two yeais, suffered frac
tures of both legs today when her
wheel chair wits upset.
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money back.
I No thick doughnut-shapea pads
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Do Yon Remember?
TEX YEAKS GG TODAY
(From filea of tha Mail Tribune.)
June , 1920
Chlcugo, - Dark horse tnlk
points to Hushes us O. O. 1. pres
idential nominee,
Kbriners hold big jubilee at Ash
land. '
San Francisco. Jack Dempsey
to f a n e two cl i a rges of d ra f t
evasion.
A. C. Allen's moving pictures of
local Klks and wild lire make hit.
Hoad to Crater Lake to be open
ed by June 25, Kuperlntendcnt
Sparrow expects.
(ientle rain fails over valley to
great joy of the farmers.
TWENTY YEARS AfiO TODAY
(From filea of the Mail Tribune.))
June G, lltt
New York Young .Teddy Hoose
velt to be. married Juno 20.
Portland Rose festival opens.
Fred Ely, "man bird," disap
points large crowd when ho falls
to fly. .
Fred Heiilel, U. H." engineer, "en
thused" by "scenic value of Crater
Lake road.' ' - -
New York. O. . Henry, beloved
short story writer, dead.
Cow belonging to B. Vincent of
Table Hock districts, gives birth
to triplets.
"If Ashland wants the rest of
the valley to help her out, she
iiiti.il jiuif h mi 1 1 it?i i trai, ui Llftf
valley." Editorial
MOTT PRESSING DRIVE
AS SPEAKER OF-HOUSE
. ...... .'
James W. Mott,, who will be one
of tho Marion county delegation
in the next legislature, and who
three timet represented Clatsop
county in the, lower house, said
today that he is writing letters
to ait tlie candidates who are sure
of seats at .the next session, def
initely informing them that he is
a candidate for speaker. .of tho
house.
Mott said that he had not yet
directly asked for the support of
any of the members, but that
shortly , ho would begin a'n active
campaign for pledges.
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