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Newspaper Page TextiY; ;0 1 m i p P2GE POUR Medford Mail Tribune i Dally tnd Sunday MEDFORD PRINTING CO. 2S-2T-29 N. Fir St. Phow T5 ROHBRT W. RUMU IWItor S. BU.MI'TCIt SMITH, Manairr An ii.pend.nt Newspaper KinrtrJ u mtoikI tlass mattr-r it Medlard, nrrfun. uini.r Att ot Msrdi 8, 1879. 8UB8CKI1T1UN HATES By Mill In Adrinra: rtalljr, lth Sunday, year 7, Ilally. will) Sundiy, month llallr, wlthoul Suniliy, year 6.r,u Dally, without Sunday, month ! Sunday, one year ."V.?0! By Carrier, In Adranea Medlord. Ashland, Jarkumllle, Central Point, fboenli, Talent, Uold Hill and on Hlilmays: Dally, lttl 8un.ur, month .J J Dally, without Sunday, month Dally, without Sunday, on rear Dally, with Sunday, or year s.uu All terma, cash In ndiahea. IHfirfsl paper 01 the Oily of Medford. Offlrlal paper of Jackson County. MKUBKR OP TUB AHUIIl'IATHIl FlIESS Berelilni Pull Leased Wire Srrilre The Associaieu n v . ...... -.- tin u lor puhllcallon of all nea dispatches eietlited to It or otlterale crrdiled In this paper. IK also to irw low ii" i,u.,.....i . All rlllits for pulillratloD of special dlpalrhea herein are alio referred. HKMUEK UK TUB UNITED I'llKBS M KM 11 Kit (IK AUDIT 1IUIIEAU (IK CIRCULATIONS ABC. arerage circulation for III months endli'm March 1(1, l30, as nil. ilally averar. distribution for six raontlia to March 31, ID SO 4(l?. present net paid A. B. (1. 44 50. Present presi run, 4Hfl. Adrertlslllf llenresenlallses M. C. M01IKN8KN COMPANY Offices In New York. Chlcaito, Detroit, San Kianclseo, ja Ameles, Beallle, I'ntrland. Ye Smudge Pot (By Arthur Psrry) Signs are multiplying, nnd ncr fnrmlng other mathematical stunts, to Indicate thnt tho sr. seedsemlor from Oregon will encounter what is' playfully culled opposition, (or re-election In the full. For some time . past, the political egotist herelnbeforo mentioned, has been In a high stuto of Intoxication from his own windlneas, and full of strange and quaint Impulses to run for .something, and has reach ed the point where the only thing that Is restraining him Is the lack of the modest filing fee. It now looks as if he would be financed, and due announcement to this effect will he forthcoming within the fortnight. The name of the candidate is withheld, to keep tho curiosity of tho masses at fever heat. However, it can be stated that he will attempt to make all the sinister Influences "swent," with the result that there 'Will be some clownlshness Injected Into an otherwise drab campaign. A California editor was In town yesterday In a Ford that needed editing. .' Considerable ado about nothing In particular, Is tho present status of Clara Bow, film quoen, and her -' romantlo adventures. Hhe Is alleged to have swiped tho affeotlons of .a young Texas doctor, and pnld his wife 30,000 therefor,, without get ling a certificate of title. However, r)he has been in dire noed ot pub ' llclty for some time, and lo! she Is cluttered over many front pages. Clara 1b not nearly as Interesting ns Aimee Hemple McPherson, evan gelist, who wulked 20 miles, nt night, through the Arizona cactus fields, wlhout Incurring a scratch, vet a cowboy could not cover the ttume distance In the dnytitne with out getting the whiskered pants men of his calling weur, ripped off in shreds, Hhe even holds less nppeal than Kuth Elder, who told her mate not to be a "Da f 1, when he displayed a notion to kiss her when she returned from a watery grave In mld-Atlnn-tlc, thanks to a Dutch steamer. "Pancake vs. Pancake. Default. Decree. Final order." (Court house News.) Why not entertuln a motion to batter? A dog-ln-arms was noted yester day. . v : F. Dybeo, the J'vlllo serf, crnwl od' out from under Wall at. long enough yesterday to come to town mid get his $200 watch fixed. Home ' apprehension Is being mimlfenteil by tho womenfolks over the state of tho weather, which (la. coollsh, and they fenr there will be no summer. Nothing stints 'Old Sol to functioning ns it heating agency, like the women folks canning cherries. Little. Laura tipurrow success fully tempted a out late yesterday nnd nover nguln will cling to tho ruillntor and eat butterflies. ,-Y" HKAUVI.M 1 will shape me a bird that will be tho envy of all crcn- tures said the Lord, t will give them wings whose property it shall lie lo uso wind nnd storm na things for weaving patterns In the nlr, figured swift and whlto as for' a second they are truced there, then lost for-evermore. I will scatter them freely on the seas and round the earthly shoe. Far, far" from the earth. In the middle of the Atlantic ocean hall I place their playground and tneir Hearth. Sailing silver rays they'll muke while on furrowed fields by Eng land's const they follow In the ploughman's wake.' When In rocks their home Instill- ling they'll wheel In crowds Ilka snowriakes falling. Though In the tempest ships go down they shall sustain their play ns If the storm was but a lover's frrrwn. And their cries, so glad and yet so wan, shall strike In pleasure and In pain across the memory of Man, bringing back the scone of curly morning by the sea and things thnt might have been. .. ..('4,h'on Spectator.). ADMIEAL BYRD AND BOBBY JONES AIR CONQUEKOR of Imtli cuds of the cartli, Went Admiral Riiiluird E, Hvnl wns welcomed, with fitting ciitliiisasin, in New York yeHtrrriay. Today, Hobby Jones won the open frolf c!iaitiioiislii of fireat Hritnii) for the third time. A lew days iiko he won the British amateur title for the first time. He has won the Ameri can amateur title four times. In a few weehs he will he jriven a similar welcome in New York City, and his fellow townsmen in Atlanta will get out the brass hand. It appears to us that both these young men are iiisoiuethiiiK the' same predicament. Like Alexander, they seem forced to mourn, because there are no more worlds to conquer. EVERYONE rejoiced when Admiral B.vrd added the South Vole to liis North I'ole achievement. So everyone rejoiced when Bobby won the British amateur, the only major golf .title he had not annexed. .'."' But, granting the glory of such achievements, aren't both liyrd mid Jones faced with the same dilemma, "Just where do we go from here?" K DMIRATj BYliD declares there are still portions of South America, wliieli hnvn never can set out to win nil four major golf titles in one year, which lias never tieen done before. Hut. under the circumstances, such achievements, we fear, will lie in the nature of anli-climaxes. As Oscar Wilde remarked, "There are only two tragedies in life; one is not getting what you want, tho other is getting it." And the same psychological truth was expressed by Robert fioiiis Stevenson when he wrote that true happiness in life is not achieved by reaching your goal hut in travelling joyously toward it. Nr other words, Kinersnn's law of compensation works, in suc- cess, as well as in failure, fnlcss Messrs. B.vrd and Jones find new worlds to compier, the life est they found "before gaining their hearts' desire" will, we fear, never be found there after. SHAMEFUL '17E nre very sorry lo see tho Portland Journal trying to capi- talize the death of (ieorge Joseph, in its effort to dis credit the State Supreme Court. What useful service can possihjy be attained, by reviving the controversy between Mr. Joseph and the court, now that the former in death cannot speak erly speak, against, him? Ti,..,. ...... .?, . . :.i.. i i i itvic iiic t.tvu isfyivn lu jiiwm (m-ni isinn, null Ills' i ' w iii-.m- preme Court controversy undoubtedly was no exception. We believe all fair-minded people will agree there was some right on both sides; and on both sides some error. Instead of condemning tlio Supreme Court for expunging tho disbarment from' the records, wo believe such action was not only in accord with the law, but with every proper human feeling. ' "W. '.'r, s KJOW for tho Journal to maintain that such action is a confes " sion of guilt, is, to express it mildly, taking an improper and unfair advantage, For the court CAN'T defend itself, with out attacking the "sacred sanctuary of death"; and if it DOESN'T defend itself, its enemies can proclaim it' lias and had no defense to make. f Too bad I Far better, as both sides of tho controversy mourn tho tragic death of one of its ences, and regard the incident that should be held far above them. One reason a rich candidate get elected is because the boys Chicago reports a lower suicide rate. Naturally. Why kill yourself when there arc so many willing to do the job for youf Explain divorces? Well a woman sees a movie hero making passionate love and then goes home to n husband who says "I'll huh" when asked if he loves her. , Mussolini is not so much. he tries to control a golf ball. If a few companies are actually controlling the radio indus try, we wish they'd control that loud set next door. The raiment oft proclaims the mini, but there's many a whole souled chap wearing haU'-soled shoes. People, nre never satisfied. Here's Gandhi demanding free domwhen Iic'h the only important citizen in the world who can get by" with a loin cloth in hot weather. MUTT AND JEFF A .MUTT, HOUI tlt 0U lose THAT r-- H iVi r UUAiM T f yi'wTr 1 ' &L . II ff llllll I k-J20,. J - frfEDFORD MAE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OTT-RCiOX, FRTJtOVY, .TUNE 20, 1930, TT been oxnlored. Bohbv Jones for himself, nor .the latter, prop ' . ' ,.... i t i.e.. principals, to bury all old differ as closed, closed by a Power any petty temptation to revive must spend a lot of money to know lie's got it. He only controls Italy, Wait till Size Larger and He'd NOISE" sis KbSF&m AMD t TTtt K. aftfai MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD I I i I fjj 1 m rr Jt 22 J s-l ' rt (.1 M ' ' '1 r 7W tt , 2ss Q.IL JJl ?2t: I bp if -If; W: LP' Tt-L It iz'lL - fi!i kil sL'L k ' '- . jf Cf J JC ; o j J ikM.M. jz'$i$t sMJ JS.M 4 ; . oz b W J U jiii. ; : slL zl zi h oi W b s L'i s' y 1 z mill -BU11lJXO l 'ftt pus hum 'UK iuu djoti 'U1 IIIU UU 0ll(lll tjQ (inula l W uij uujnh uiuij v. 00Ui iaoiii; o linie aoj oiiiiia's 'eg IM pajrfji(it ogi pi mi. ..i, 'M 1 "(Ml ( JUll4J .-J iiiuo T)9 aii, -at aiouuiAt as us papooiuiun; 'ir allujOH 'rt JJIiinm nc aOUBdlllo;l tic guiia ill niojj Jim iiii I "At tt 11 HI. XI14J9JU iTbmii tinii 'cc iualsSnRKsnl MUJJHN at 'tioiiiu teaniJitu p0eaifat,iAl.. 'ill; linilN ; undnoAt P9)UU(1 v qiiu JOJa, -nt UOll, 'if UJJ(I 10a Poanoi 'lis notion 'IIS liuiuins -ft in -n; anus 'ki iiin.i. 'tr l.llUtl 1..J..( '(I IJUll iuoiiiiihii:i 'ii IIIUIU1IIIU "liHA '01 Dill -eiunsnjdaa 'd miuiuiiu paill u on 101IJ Ullll ! nu laa ili .uiiin -9 IIUUUIJJil(f) 'Q IJ3I9U1 ajnolia um f oiniiipiiit.i i: vHi3nsi? "ii9?is 3 v s VllE3U yiTT inv NOADd ilga N3ioisi 3 J.fro)gs X vfla O Tdff SHiN opNlVli S 0N3"1n37' Afl-a 3W3 n i vfsfx "Oj3 sloja o w 3"53fT3 lsTfVNV 0zznd s.AepjaisaA 10 uoumo- PersonaljiHealjth Service By wijUam.Bradjr; M. D. ' Sinned letters pertalnlnft -to personal 'health and tiynlene, not to disease, diagnosis or treatment srtll be answered liy llr. sraily If a stamiicd self aildressed enrelope Is enelnseil. Letters should lie i,rlef and nrlltent In Ink. Owliw to tli. larne number of letters received only a fev can he answered here. No renly can be mada.-w. QiierleSjftfil couferraing to IrmUliftloris. Address Dr. William Brady n ears or Tna Ala i ir uune. THE HICOST06ICKNES8 In tlioo Ititzy hospitals with clon ed or "Hiiml-cloKed" stuffs nnd threo-yonr iiiiiho tntlnliiK courses, iiiiiiivod nnd mure nr less controll ed liy unit nieiiiu cal oIlKtirehy cull ed tho Amoricnn CuIIoko of Sur geons, the attend un:s siieiid con sldernlile time try ing to persuade exit cling pntrons Mint ii special pri vate nurse isviiot necessary In udtlt tion to Hie hnsuitiil's reuulnr nurses nr lluif ii ItiYi-tiiiiu m'lvulii tin t Is lu i superfluous since the patient enn't puHsihly use it nnywuy, hut, a su perinleliilent of H hospltul com pluins, pOopIo nnwnduys demand tho very highest stundurils nnd the hospital simply has to cuter to them mid their whims. ror uoot loggers, rncKeteers ana i who pays the bills and the pa tho like this makes n very satis-! tlent to ask what is wrong with factory arrangement, one mny sur-1 the stale's system of licensure, mlse. Hut how does it strike tho i The stnte grants the doctor who common people, if any, that great hypothetical middle class of near royal Americans? I'-or cenl uries tho Itoyal Collego of Surgeons In Kngland has given members the privilege ot append ing tho letters It. C. H. to their names, and certainly such a string of letters gives a doctor's name a lot of class. We don't tudady hero In I Ills democratic country, but some twenty years ago n doc tor colcelved the idea of organiz ing a similar surgicnl society in America, and presently wo had tho American College of Surgeons and quite, u sprinkling of ambitious young surgeons hero who soon be gun to write A. C. S. after their numes. Thero la no question in my mind thnt. a stranger who might find Be a Half-Wit AH i PUZZLE aa.i.iiJ JO iuS -j liuuiun 0 a.ujli,f '1 MA(I(I DUUJUi niiV-) 1.) HUI4J.I paitijiinuii.i tu ilisuilri 'fa qanui us i v '19 ; iuaiii) ii9 pjou uu Xu, 'us ldutULil JO ilulJfl aajf) ju.ii.iiiv "!j liuna tajsra puiuu t? aii,us 't? QAlojq iiK'l '? Jiiii.l 'V OJII8IIUU (! Jluuj.iaiiii.) kp IliUf) 'if illMIAt JV ! hjoj fiuo il lajijun ail jo 8aaiiuu 'if JUIll.iS HI Xj.inm n Slijtu pun aaiiiiv '01 jo auuisiiaiuip ui Huimi.f, tit Minis paoj-aajii.1, -in Sllii,( PIHV 'IK paimi "IB Duiuaa iu uv 'in aau.l 'si; anoiiiu,! jjt iiiujv Hit luasajd aii.f, -sjjj aauj oi aaoj oiun;j ts uoa jadiiiin 'eg JJS 'IS amis mniaii oi ill.l tl Kill jaana pn.ii u liiniil uii.)i.in 'si UJiiiiiKi -ti lioms -u l'((jf '(II Jiina nAloiif (jf laij iiiijoiM j ssoiiriv AND THE HOITI-TOITY himself in sudden need of good surgical treatment would bo wise to select a doctor who has the right to write F. A. C. S. nfter his M, D., although only a minority of the good surgeons of the country ure fellow members ot Unit particu lar society. My sole objection to the Ameri can College of Surgeons ns a fac tor in public life is thnt the so ciety is in effect a medical oli garchy seeking to administer mat ters which belong to the stuto. When this organization lays down requirements for tho standardiza tion of hospitals, surgical service to the public, nurse training schools, U renders an admirable service. nut when the organiza tion gains control of a hospilul and attempts to estublish tts own arbi trary qualifications for doctors who wish to practice surgery In the hos- oital. then It is time for the liinn is able to show his fitness, n li cense to practice medicine nnd sur gery. H never Imposes nny re strictions or limitations on tho doc tor's surgicnl, special or general practice: It is up to the doctor to follow his own incliiiulions: the state has licensed him ns prnpcrly educated, trained and qualified to practice any or nil branches of medicine or surgery. When this little clique ot self-approved sur geons assumes the prerogative of validating o r invalidating t h e state's license, the siliinlion be comes Intolerable to self-respecting physicians and a meunce to public welfare. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Scratches Heal Poorly Whenever I scratch, cut, hum or -yfg. lUer-O.-.tr- Jvsr ByfiUD FISHEF li&fW W Onclc sot a uefcvovjs T" ' KWr BRLAKD0WM TfetlNJG TO KSCI -""EFv xPr&Ert Count ut to ' J V$pl w broths J I i jL&ia ei-tve.N on TN VZ7' h, 1" brain fever 'Zussf, 21 7 ; VI ALPHABETICAL f JS THAT'S itfmiNGi A. T5OCT0R. FATHER Tt SAV AlMb IA& SAID H DIDN'T POUTICAU otherwise injure my skin a brown spot Is left when it heals. Can you tell me a way to remove iu; blemishes? (H. S.) Answer. Nothing but time will remove the discoloration. School Girl Smokes I am a senior in high school and 1G years of age. I smoke on the average of five cigarettes a week. Is this harmful to a girl of my age? Is it liuhle to start The? All my sorority sisters smoke. I Jane). Ans. High school sororities nre surpassed by just one other institu tion in their bad influence, and that Is the high school fraternity. 1 iieso are merely excuses for the gang racket.. 1 believe your wishy washy Imitation of the oilier "smart" girls does actually increase your susceptibility to tuberculosis. Some mother or sensible big sister ought to spank the whole outfit and pat a padlock on the sorority shack. The parents and the school authorities in your district must lie just too easy. Peanuts Are Fine Food Which is easier to digest, pea nut butter or the whole peanut? Is the nutritive value the same? T. M.) Ans. They are equally digesti ble. Peanut butter yields 175 cal ories to the ounce; the edible por tion of the whole peanut yields 100 to the ounce. Both are highly nu tritious, economical foods and peo ple should use them in various dishes In the daily dietary. My doctor told me I had nn en larged heart. ' Is thlH dangerous? What causes it? (U. McG.) Ans. Not necessarily. The ath lete in training, must develop nn lnrged heart. Enlargement of the heart is i( compensatory develop ment In various disease conditions, and as such It is essential. Of course, your doctor can tell you better than any one else what the cause is in your case. What Teeth Are Worth Our dentist wants $:'.U0 for straightening the teeth of my son, aged 17 years. Could you recom mend a denial clinic where tins could be taken care of? I am will ing to pay within reason. (M. K ) Aus It takes n year or two Willi regular inspections and adjustments by the dentist. So the terms ure even more moderate than many dentists make. (Copyright. John P. Dille Co.) f f3 11 ntOSNIXO TUB ATLANTIC liy Mnry Ornliatii Bonner. "I'vo turned the time back to this same date, but to tho yeir VSlil." said the ."Little Black CIock, "and we're just about to land in Liverpool, Kngland. . - . , "What a funny eld hoat," saiJ John. "How di l we get here?" "Some of my magic," a m I led the Little- Black Clock. "I dldn' think wo hud time to take tho long trip across. 1 "You see this boat is tho first steamer to have crossed the At 1 a n 1 1 c and to have arrived in Liverpool an 3 it has been quite a trip. "The name of the steamer is tho Savannah." "I don't think I would have liked a long trip on this boat so very much." said iPeggy. "Thnt was why I only turned tho time so we could join them at the end of the voyage," said the Llttlo Black Clock. "I'm afraid we won't be able to stay around very long nnd see the welcome that the people get, as I've made another engagement. "However, we'll po back quickly. I'll turn the time ahead!" "Oh, Little Black Chsck, what a wonder you nre!" said John. "it's nothing. All due to the magic and tho kindness of that old (irandfather Clock. "Hut come along. We're goinp to take a piano back and then we have a very jolly invitation." Tho timo was turned forward. There wore many pianos in the air, and now a plana was landing on the water close to a landing place to which the (Little Black Clock led them. "We're all ready to start," he said. And nt once they shot through the water, up into tho air, and we're off. "We've got such a jolly engage ment ahead of us," he shouted. Quill Points Afnvha Senators object to using tho dial telephone because inej cun't puss the buck when they get hum results. The dumb seldom suffer. The turtle thinks itself speedy enough because Its friends travel at the same rate. There Is always conflict in na ture. Lawn Brass, for example, ulwuys decides to come up Just where the dog decides to dig a h The Celtics suy where there Is plenty of liquor nobody cares much ubont i(. That's trliu or parking space, too. Natives of India seem deter' mined to have independence even if they must kill one nnother lo show England how mad they nre. That "colyum" doctor who says n reducing diet never Is necessary will please note that little lthode Island's population has Increased 1 3 per cent. Americanism: I'liylng a famous mini $50,000 for testifying that medicine he never took cured him of something he never hud. The census is worth while. If only lo remind the rnniily . every leu 'yeai'M (hut 1U(I is officially head of Hie house. Song of ' the, I'edestriuns: "Six teen seduns on a dead man's chest. Yo ho ho anil a bottle of rum." A cynic la a man who has lived just long enough to lose his youth ful illusions hut is still too young to have regained them. Lives of rich men oft remind us wo can havo the selfsame gout nnd. In dying, leave behind us much for heirs to fight about. Correct this sentence: "Darling, I'm so glad your new secretary has a pretty face and n sweet dis position. You'll do much better work in pleasant surroundings." - CHICAGO (yp) Tho first Amer ican gaM meter was a man. "When illuminating gas was first introduced thero were no meters, hut customers ngreed to turn it off after a specified hour. Gas inspectors were appointed. Records show that on their rounds these Inspectors frequently rapped on windows to remind their cus tomers that they were using over time gas. These old scenes will he repro duced In the scientific exhibits at the 1933 AVorld Fair here. MODERN LIFE DEVELOPS NEW YORK (p) All sorts ot eye strains aro Imposed by com plex modern conditions, says a re port to the American Engineering Council by its eyesight conserva tion council. These strains include rapid and universal use of artificial light in the home, school nnd workshop, general spread of printing, popu larity of motion pictures, "the run ning to and fro of motor vehicles " and concentration of masses of pop ulation In cities. . LAME BACK ACHES, PAINS OR STIFFNESS RELIEF OVERNIGHT MIKE MARTIN'S LINIMENT DIRECTIONS WITH BOTTLE I'll. MARTIN A FEW CENTS ALL DRUG STORES TRAINBH ole. Do Yon Remember? TEN YEARS AGO TODAY (From files of th Mall Tribune i Juno 20, J 020. ' Chamber of Commerce full fragrant roses and sweetpuas. Washington. Immigration (rnij lil-eece so ncuvy imooiiy left fu, farming. . Shortage ot hay hands acute. County clerk reports dearth , June weddings. Interest In school election r,t , high pitch. .Minnie Maddern Fiske to ar, pear in "dramatic treat" at I'a8i TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAT (From files of the Mall Tribunal Juno 211. milt. New York. Theodore riooi,. veil, Jr., wedded to Kleunor a. under. J. If. Cochran re-elected scho,, director by voto of 74 to 2. Store ut Wimer burns; loss sot Reno to get "Untile of Century. !reut results obtained by m; cooling expert with Jtugue rlvo pears. Auto pageant at Jacksonville, July 4; first of its kind in slate. Fruit crop will bo largest n hi tory ot valley. A. S. Rosenliaum takes wives if K. 1'. freight agents for ride ovd valley. EDMONTON, Alta., June 20-tf Isolated by torrential rains whic, have- played havoc with highway, and railway lines in northern Al berta, a motorcade of -120 person seeking new homes in the Pea. river country, aro facing starv: tion. Tho settlers, stranded at tt: town of Smith, reported their pli by telegraph and an airplane loa? ed with Ibroad and meat was irr medately started on its way north wn rd . 6 6 6 Relieves a Headache or Neural); in 30 minutes, checks a Cold lh first day, and checks Malaria ii three days. 666 Also in Tablets INA M. HUSON Sunset Ave., Medford You are Invited to present this coJ pon at the Mail Tribune office in receive two FREE TICKETS TO A TALKING PICTURE PROGRAM AT THE As a Subscriber Guest of the MAIL TRIBUNE WATCH THIS SPACE. If you H a subscriber to the Mail Tribwi your name may appear here tow row! 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