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PAGE FOUR Medpord Mail Tribune Dillf tnd Bundij PublUbed by . , HtPPOKD PHINT1NQ CO. ttt-tt-Sft N. Kir Bt. fhOM TP ROBERT W. Runb, Kdltor I. 8UMPTKB SMITH, MuutW Ad Indpfideiit Neinpaptr KnUred u Kcond elm mittw tt lltdford, Ortfon, and Act of Much 8, 18TB. SUBSCRIPTION MATES It Hill la Ad(inc: DiUr, vltb Buadij, yetr.... 97.80 billy, vltb Bundir, nootb T5 Dtllf, without Buwlty, yrar tf.60 Dally, without Suodiy, month 65 BuDdty, one ytfc 2.00 Sy Carrier. In AdTiw In Httofd, AxhUnd, WUonfiU, Centril Point, Pboeoix, Talent, Gold Jill and on Hlhay: Dally, with Sunday, Bontb 9.TS Dally, without Sunday, Booth SO Dally, without 8undty, ou year T.00 Dally, with Sunday, om year..., S.00 All term, eaib In advance. Official paper of lba City of Medford. OlDclal paper of Jadun County. MKMHKR OK TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS . . Recalrlftf Kill I Uied Wire Ben lee The Aisoclated I'ma la cidutlfely entitled to the use for publication of all newi dUpatebee ertdfted to It or otherwise credited In thla paper, ud also to the local newi published herein. All rlahta for publication of tpeelal dlsoitebM herein are also reserved. AdTfTtlilnc Represents! Ite UEMBKR OK AUDIT BUREAU 09 CIRCULATION A. B. C image circulation for til bodUu endlnc March SI, 1930, vas 4322. odlnc March 1, 1930, iu 4822. Dolly aiefage dlitributioq for ill month! to Much 31, 19304078. Preterit press run, 4875. MEMBER OK THE UNITED PRESS M. C. MCK1EN8EN COMPANY Offleei In New York, Chicago. Detroit, franclsco, Los Artislei, Beattle, Portland Ye Smudge Pot (By Arthur Parry) There has been o tnste of sum nier nfter a mouthful of winter. "A heavy drivel wan noted In thiH vicinity the flrnt of the week" (Port Orford Reporter) Any vicinity Is liable to the same. "DHNTI8TH WILL INVOKE PULL" (Hdllne Humboldt Stan dard.) When did they start doing that? Quite a number have been com mitting perjury by claiming they saw the sun come up two morns this week. "Al Matheny has been tolling with a sick horso all week" (Goshen Items) Why the furrow was crooked.. . An argument has been started on the Pacific coasti viz: which Is the "most Indelicate" gum chew ing or tobacco chewing. A tobac co, chewer can't make his cud pop." "METHODIST WOMEN TO KALHOMINE" (Malheur Enter prise.) You guossed It: the walls. It Is now apparent It will be a windy fall In this state, as Wall Bt Is after..a candidate for the Jegls- lature In Grant county, and mar lyrs. have started to germinate Do not be surprised if the leaders of the Republican party hitch up tholr pants and go after Tammany shortly after the Fourth of July. Tammany has nothing at all to do with Oregon,, and Is therefore an Ideal opponent. The eagle will scream, and nobody ' blames - the bird for giving vent to Its foellngs. In the midst of the deluge of "Amos 'N' Andy" stories, along comes Melvln N. Hogan with one about a fish hook, thut can bo told In the parlor or Sunday school. The writer has been approach again with in "Easy Payment pro' posltlon" and It looks like the pay ments had nothing on the writer. Tho up-payment Is the toughest. CONFESSIONS Not all of our contributors did so well. Thero were some who took advantage of our Invitation to enjoy the self-mortification of ex iiRgorutlng their own 'faults. Othors, especially girls, told us of following tholr Impulses recklessly Into tho face of danger: but when danger turned into trouble and u n h a pplness, they whimpered. Sometimes a single phrase In an otherwise dull manuscript revealed the situation. "I used to torment my folks something awful. And now I am sorry but glad for the I'xporience." Others achieved an occasional simplicity that would have done credit to any writer. "My child hood," one girl wrote, "was hard an both me and my parents." Or: "I was young and beautiful, but 1 was stupid." On rare occasions a contributor actually manipulated his language. Ono imaginative youth wrote: "My father was a fnrmer but loved nature so much that he wouldn't ruin her with a Mow. . So we were always vory poor." When our writers, like more sophisticated ones, did pretend before tho world, it was in such obvious ways that there was no mistaking It. They knew little of the subtle pretense that an artlfi. rial culture develops;; what they wanted us to believe was merely that they were beautiful, or that they had rich friends, or that they were respected by their neighbors. "I was very beautiful" appeared so oft that it seemed to have become a stock phrase. And the more nearly Illiterate the manu script, the more often I stumbled nn such claims as: "I also have nnd use the best manners," or, Three butlers met in at the door." (Republic.) CITE PRISON H0LACAUST TO MARION GRAND JURY BALEM. Ore., Juno ?. 7P) In charging a grand jury Juat jiworn In here today, Circuit Judge Percy R. Kelfr called attention to the recent appalling catnutroph In the Ohio state penitentiary where a fjrent Iohs of life was Buffered and urged the grand jury to take Us rlutleu of Inspection and lnventlga' tiona ouUido the grand Jury room Norlounly and more than an merely perfunctory performances. QUILL POINTS 1 The secret of success? Ambition, ubility, and a look of Blowing admiration while tho biff boss talks. Anierieiiuixm : Kitting ut little square tables, cards in hand, to give a demonstration of bud manners. The more yon study Orn'inny, the more you suspect that what the world needs is a (rood licking. Nothing is perfect, and when they find a man for the Su preme Court who pleases everybody be will still be a lawyer. Ruling India is like ruling surface nnd pray for luck when As Al rends the Digest poll be must wonder where thnt wet majority wns hiding out on election day. . - Why not the same number of congressmen for nil States! Why punish a state because it has a big population? Of course distant cities know more than people on the scene. Note bow often the bleachers ditch the limp, in error. Correct this sentence: "The girls were required to mnkc their own graduation frocks," said the mother, "and I didn't help my daughter a bit." ' Thnt liniong these nre life, liberty nnd the pursuit of n kick, The Russians may like sad literature, but. they don't portray assault, accidents and injustice in the comic strips. It seems fair enough. The drys can't keep liquor down, but some of the wets are affected (he same way. Still, the people in some other town would seem just as nar row minded if you behaved the same wny. Poor farmers! Not a single broadcasting station is fair enough to provide setting-up exercises at 4 a. m. And in the spring a young girl's fancy prompts the planting of vines to screen the porch swing. What this country needs is n little more sameness among those who are found out and those who are kicked out. What a world I One bunch of rebelst making salt, another making hooch, and the rest makink whoopee. Tho Digest poll proves, among other things, that people who vote that way don't care for political polls. i ' Americanism i- Making 'news' stories - about ' the- 'on black sheep in tho flock; thinking the land full of black sheep be cause the other !)0 arc too tamo to make news. Maybe Russia could make herself worthy of recognition by burning her victims. ' Evidently lyrd will keep on being n hero forever, nobody having thought of making him President. Wonderful tariff I You sec, if sbo'U quit manufacturing and will ns. , You can't always tell. Serving a sharp knife with a meat order may be either a courtesy or an alibi. Gandhi says tho only way to force. This is especially true of Now there's the job of finding a Secretary of Labor who is skilled in tho art of predicting good times. Vnro sn.vs his stolen Senate sent lias been returned. That should keep Mr. Davis from Kt'ttinn the titles mixed. All you can says for some Heaven is that they might do job alone. Correct this sentence: "I don't care what your mother says," growled the man ; "I sny you can't go and that means you aren't going." MUTT AND JEFF "eWJoy A GAUOf tN TMfc T (THf say inthg CATAogus-" I I c ar c-, cJu " ' T fountains"- evero ,f eA BuJ.Tu.':.5?Lfcl?1S--J A " JE&4&&&&M MEDFORD M5IL the seas. You just stay on the a storm threatens. Kuropc can't sell ns anything, have to buy everything from deal with force is by using no traffic cops. eauses that elnim the support of better to let Heaven handle the All Is Not Gold That Blisters . wr.wT H. r" m.. - fSZt-yti I 7 TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, Quill Points Come to think of It, a pig's cork acre w tull may be Illegal. You can tell a land of oppor tunity by the number and pros perity of its clipping agencies. 'Tho next war will be a con test between machines." Happy du! Machines can't write mem oirs. You can't build a big navy In a land where the movies prove that one Marine can lick forty aliens. At times we wonder if Musso lini ever heard of St. Helena and Doorn. Sho will lie a social sue coNH If at 18 sho lias learned to toll a homely man he looks distinguished. There's at least one unalloyed advantuKe in being President. The firth bite. Peoplo who buy presents must think the bride needs a fork for each of Mr. Henz's 57. There's one thing about daugh ter's graduation. Dressing her as a bride won't be such a shock to dad now. Americanism: Thinking a mag azlno editor a wonder because the buslneKM offices' garner nds enough to make peoplo enjoy the maga zlne. "Floes strangely active in moon Hhlne liquor regions." . Especially lynching bees. An "undeveloped people" is one that some strong nation lifts up and holds up Chicago style. Why worry when a West Pointer renigns before completing his eight yeara of service? Tho Army doesn't want men who feel that way about contracts. The Krcut man lias one pe- ' I'lilliirlly. Ho never admires, lilniNPir In llio mirror when,', ho cllnilw from llio hurlicr's, clmlr. And to Ihink that kids ot 1890, sneaking behind tho barn to smoke awful tobacco, were on Joying personal liberty. . ' Courteny ' created the ' treating evil" and then killed It. How everybody. Is ashamed to ask a friend to have another like ho. No wonder the Germans hold out so long. Tho movie of "All Quiet on tho Western Front" shows that hardly any scratching was necessary on tho German side. Tho Tlusslan . experiment haB provod that tho bosses can own nine Rolls Hoyco cars if the lit tle follows will forged self and work for tho common good. ( Correct this sentence: "Tomor row," said he, as ho took his throat medicine, "I'll limit my self to one smoke after each meal." ' . Auto Victim Dies. MAHH1IP1KI-,D, Ore., Juno 7. (P) Mrs. W. W. 'Ladd, 70, was In jured fatally when she, wns struck by nn automobile driven by Halph Taylor, Komolnnd, Cnl., here lato yesterday. She died In a hospital of a fractured skull. MarDoiuild lit storm. L.OMH1EMOUTII. Scotland, Juno 7. W) J'rlme Minister MucDon nld arrived at his home here at 2:00 a. m., today by motor after a stormy trip from London which flnnlly forced him to abandon his plnno and take to the open road. Hot III Pendleton. l'KNDLKTON, Ore., June 7. (fl) Whew! It was 98 above here yesterday, the highest temperature for tho year. ,. , Oregon Weather r Generally cloudy tonight nnd Sun day, probably local showers In the mountains; cooler In the cast por tion tonight. Moderate south to west winds on the const. Tho private wealth of Italy Is estimated lit 2S,220.000. ORECiOX, SATURDAY. JUNE 7, 1930. Personal Health Service By William Brady, M. D. Signed letUrt pertalnim to perioral health and ill be anivered by Pr. Brad? If itampea ku brief and written In Ink. Owtof to the Urge number of lelten reeejied onl? are can here. No replF ran be made to queries oot couivrmlnf to Instruction!. Addrett Dr. ffflUan Bradj Id cut of n aa jrinuna, C'lfAM'K TOR HOIiY FRIG Sixteen male patients in a hos- pital for njrvous and mental dis- j eaneti were placed on a special diet J Vhlch yielded approximately 4000; calories a day. On this diet they made an average weekly gain, per ' patient, of three pounds In weight. T-.ots of holy frights not in hospitals and not oven nutty or not very nutty, tuke as much good food as that and yet do not gain a pound. What's the secret? It Is insulin. These frights In the hos pital say wo cay them hospital frights to dlHtlnguish them from the ones outside whom we will call holy frights the hospital frights received three doses of insulin each day along with their three meals. Now it is unfortunately true that a good many holy frights are of the gentle sex. Yes, and some of them would be knockouts if they only had a dozen pounds of pad ding, just a scant dozen pounds. Well, not every one of them, but not a few of them can get it in a month or so if they wish. Any good doctor anywhere can give the insulin injections or the doctor can instruct an intelligent patient how to tako them herself. Insulin Is good only for an hour or two, and so it must be Injected at about the time of the meal if ft is .to enable the patient to utilize the earhohydrate. -Thirteen female patients In the same hospital were given the same diet for four weeks without any Insulin, nnd each gained a little less than a pound a week. Then for three more weeks each received a dose of insulin with each meal, and on the diet plus insulin ea-h gained two and a half pounds a week, on the average. One patient who had insulin, gained 11 pounds MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD ACItOSS Implied bat not expressed Lotr iiooti The tOT apple Worshiped Mystla II I ml a nurd Human tyrant Hrene of com Imt Do roared Hcnd Bsnndor The pea tint Filth Churn) com position! arrow plce of Iiti th er riumlur Hcjtliei Hootch Hllde Cut ulth scissors 1 Kind uf vessel t abbr, Vurlety of cnl) hii ire Turn Inside oot One of Goldo'i notes Constructed. Silkworm Lasting Solution of Yesterday's Puzzla iKTEnAlLTATTlEnRIAIIlLl II MC EE OS af PA T E A s eTpIIpIoInIeI HO. Summit M. Dogma fi2. fiostrll tellurium 55. Solid t comb. form CJ. American general SO. Prophets 0. Lnkewnrm ife. 31 Wm w f7 ll!L HH; ZMZ-J1MM 4S '&. 5f ' W 13 .: ' , -''''; ,. - -L L... . I ' ' 1 ! V'-uA hytlew. not to dlieaie, dlttmlt - ftment aooresiw enrwo,j u """""i - . UTS TO HK(XME MCKS SO in 12 days, and besides showed considerable mental Improvement. This last point is important. If a holy fright has tho makings of a lovtfly lady In her, Insulin is all the more likely to bring out her better traits. I do not mean that this is the criterion for selecting cases suitable for the Insulin treat ment, though I do think a holy flight who is a little bit of nil right In the temperament Is pretty certain to acquire the saving 12 pounds ot flesh In this way, that is. if she can find a doctor who knows his insulin. Insulin can do harm If uninten tionally used. Unrfer proper med ical supervision, however. It will do no harm and may put many a poor thing in line for a well de served yet hitherto unattainable romance. I am quite sincere about this. In fact I am tempted to open a special insulin shooting fcllnic my self and invito nil the holy fright to join our class, and offer prizes or penalties according to the re sults, say the girl who puts on the most flesh in the shortest time would win the privilege of kissing the head doctor, and the one at the other end of the list would exact the same penalty, only from the intern. . orrcsTioxs and axswkks Hnozn by Any Oilier Name. I am 65 years of age and I plan to make a trip to Uuropo this sum mer. Do you think good port wine . . . II. D. M. Thero Is on the market a medi cine called Tonic. It Is a y!no into which, some medicinal prop erties have been Introduced, to make it lawful to sell anywhere. I nm advised to take this , . ft A. T. - Answer. No one who is nblo to travel needs nlqphtn. I do -.not mean to say that indulgence In -the port wine of Europe or the fake "tonic" of these United States PUZZLE 0. Ilpgnle 10. Herbs of the We nns CiisnIa 11. Tiillk'ss am phibians 13. Wild llower 1(1. KffK-shuped 111. SI ii bos u m Is tn he 81. Nun of geth 24. KptMik 2(1, Color quality ' 88. Membrane surrounding the bruin 112. Pra.loct 84. Nuury 36. Mudurnl Irish fa ml Iks 88. Shutters . mixed rain nnd Ice. 8N. I'annllse 40. Created dis order 41. IHtnlnfsh to ward a point 41J. Wllil hnffalu of India 4.. Legislate 48. Nothing more thnn 49. Fnlthfnl 3. Kind of ier tend dial, ing. SR. Uono 68. riant of the Illy family M L eUeTvI DOWN 1. The blue tltmonae 4 Knmail i,,,. wny 5, Type of lens fl. Sun mn 7, City la Okla homn ft, I'lnsllc i.i ..nAUuiit-itv do any harm but I do not recommena me u of.any.klnd of alcoholic meaicmo except In grave illness wnen i" physician deems It necessary. vii.. .cnul Allerirr. x.. Bnn whn is sadtv in need of es t, n .. trlnH HPV.rnl tin times a mJiwuvp, - to take your remedy, flaxseed, a indd every time he takes a spooiuu. KantB nr with hives, and it e he ; even aivallu In his ihlOllt . . . Mr. . A. H. Answer. In the first place I v.-... novei- advised taking flaxsee leeds r,hiair Vonp son npparen itly is sensitized to nax. no cun u ly avoid flax or its products as care fully as possible. If he suffers other-troubles It might be well to have a physician test his senHltlv Ity and perhaps immunize him. Wrong Shop. I have heard much about high K1rl nreHsiire. but how ObOUt some talks about low blood pres sure, with symptoms, etc. ansa Answer. Neither high bloo.I pressure nor low blood pressure Is an ailment of Itself, so there nre no symptoms. Anyway, It is much better for' the patient to tell her symptoms to her doctor. Where doctors provide prospective patients with symptoms of this or thut ail ment. It Is usually a case of the nnnrtr Innklnir fnr trade. To im agine or even to' know by measure ment that the blood pressure is high or low gives the doctor no clue as to what ails the patient: It may he high or low In any num ber of conditions. ' Only charlatans pretend to have remedies or to glvo treatment for "high blood pres sure." Sweating Feet. Troubled the last four years with excessive sweating of feet. Chango socks sometimes four times a day. Many remedies tried! with no bene fit. A. A. Answer. Taint skin of soles and between toes with solution of 1 ounce of ' formaldehyde in 7 ounces of water, once daily for a week, and let dry before putting on stockings. . (Copyright Jolin P. Dllle Co.) SunHown STORIES WAIT AX1 SKK tiy Miiry (irulmm Homier. "There are (ill suits of 'Wait nnd See' adventures nnd pudiliiiKH and everything else," began the Little Black Clock. ; "Puddl ngH?" repeated Peggy. "Hasn't your mother ever told you, when you've asked what the pudding "was going to be, -to 'wait and see'? Well, that's the Walt and See pudding." "Hut how you are going on a Wait and Hee ad venture. By that I mean that you won't know what the adventure is going to be until you really get started." "Are we starting right away?" asked John. He was eager to be off. "At once," said the Little Black Clock. And they hurried away, down through the yard, until they came to an opening where a great plane was awaiting them. "Hurry!., Climb in!" said tho Little Black Clock. They did so at once. Then the plane started off. They went along so very, very quickly. And as they went along they seemed to see such different kinds of scenery. Sometimes It almost looked as though they were turn ing the pages of a book and see ing one view after another quite different from the one before. They could see different kinds of animate, too, and strango places that looked like Jungles, then great stretches of water, then unusual looking houses nnd huts. : When thy had finished flying and were landing, the Little Black Clock said: "Are you tired?" "Not particularly, why?" asked John. "Well, you've Just been around tho world, that's all. "I wondered if' you found It much of a trip," the Little Black Clock grinned. Monday "Aliend of Time." The United States is tho leading source of Grecian Imports. HOC, -me. eel. i& Do Yon Remember? TKV YEARS AfiO Trn.v (From files of th Mall Tribune 1 Juno 7, -I20. Sum-rest orchard sold to J0nM Bros, and company of San Fh. clsco for $260,000. CHICAf.O O. o. P. national convention opens. Sen. Lodge in keynote speech "flays dynasty of Wilson.". . . Construction work on M.Mlfor Irrigation district ditches starts. , Walter Gray of Central Point reports six of his ducka laid 4is ess In 79 days. . E. N. Carter of Ashland pre. sonta his home town with 50 fine trout to place in Llthin pttrlt pool.- TWENTY YKAILS AGO TODAY (Prom files of the Mail Tribun.,) .lime 7, IDIO. "Ladles I'ny no more than M for a corset." H. C. Kentn,,r Cn ad. Medford loses 13th Rame to Grants Pans. Young Hurge.sK fail, cd to do as the old head told him. and the record for the year is stained." John U. Allen assures Ashland "to hulld Interurban line, with, out delay," after conference with 13. V. Carter. O. Winter nnd .M. F. EKKlealon of that city. Greater Medford club to build bandstand in park. Willie Heston of Grants Pass, famed Michigan football player, visits In city. George Cnrstena, tho genial Nash Hotel clerk, Is in Portland. Missouri lA'giinics on KIsp. COLUMUlA. Mo. Leguros acreage on Missouri farms showed a large Increase In 1929, a report Just' submitted to the Missouri col lege of agriculture shows. 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