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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX-' - MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNB,- MEDFORD, OREfiONT, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1930. 'v f 5 CRIES : CONTINUALLY j Hay Fever Sufferers Find j ; Help in Chiropractic t Hay fever Is an acute Inflamma I Hon of excesalve heat of the mu i fcoiiB membranes lining the nusul I tasai;eB .as a genoral rule, and in ' tome canes the inflammation ex j tendB down as far as the hronchi. ThiB disease Is characterized by a ' thin, watery dlscharxe from the Dose, and the mucous mcmbrano I lining of tile nasal passage Is so I swollen as to make breathing very difficult. 1 .The upper portions of (ho respl ' ratory tract are bo swollen from j the Inflnmniallon existing that I breathing Is veiy difficult, eupe- daily through the nasal passages, j and the patient often resorts to j mouth breathing. . The discharge fruui tlio nose Is or a thin, watery, acrid character, ' and is almost continuous in Ita ex i udatlon from the mucous niem I branes lining the air passages of ' the noBo. The mucouB membrane I of the nose, owing to the acute In I flammation and congestion, is very j sensitive, and as a roBiilt of this aunsltivene8 the patient sneozes i very frequently. Hay fovor is also known as ''rose I cold," "hay asthma" and "autumnal I cartarrh." Hay fever, In its most pronouncod form, generally mukca I Iter appearance in the IbIo summer, , generally tho latter part of July or j early August, and with most suf ' lerois terminates about the first part of October. It Ib commonly ) supposed to' bo "caused" by lha lr- !ritatlon produced by the pollen of Homo flowor or weed or effluvia from some plant, weed or flower. This, commonly supposed "causo" . varies from the so-called, "ragweed" j In 'certain sections, of the effluvia I from the "rose" In other sections, , or the dust - from troBhly out hay 'or' weeds In other sections, thio supposed cause depending on the character of the neighborhood and the fauna of that neighborhood in which tho patient resides, the pronounced stage of this dls- .ease begins - with sneezing, tin." same as with an ordinary cold; tho eyes become easily Irritated, tours (low easily and continuously; the eyeballs become Inflamed and tho tissues around the eyeballs and the eyelids become congested and red- Honed. There Ib almost-a continu ous watery discharge from the nose. Because of tho Irritation pro duced by the extreme sensitiveness of tho mucous membranes lining . the nasal passages, und tho conse quent snoozing, bronthlngf1s vory difficult, and the patient Ib very restless and Irritable.' ! In tho eastern stntos tho treat ment prescribed Is usually to go to Maine or up In tho mountains, while In the tnlddlo western Btutcm It Is to go to Colorado or Michigan or' Wisconsin. " i- The groat majority of sufferers howevor, cannot afford the time from business or Uie money to take a vacation of several months for the purpose of ridding thom aelves ot tho supposed "cause" of this disease. VGtilropractlcaUy, tho cause of tills disease Is a Biiblaxntlon at the 'fourth cervical vertebra, lower cer--vltal or upper dorsal. That Is, the most frequent subluxation found In oasea ot hay fevor Is the one found at the fourth cervical. The norves going to the affected portions of the upper air passages of tho res piratory tract loavp the splnril cord ,ut the fourth Intervertebral fora mina, leading out on each sldo of thp spinal column. As stated before, medically this dlsenso hi considered practically In curable and tho medical treatment Is given merely with a view to ro mnving the Irritation or of allaying tho moBt Irritating symptoms 0f tho disease Hut from a (hlropructic standpoint, ,thn prognosis is very favorable, and recovery Is Hourly always the rule. Tho Chiroprac tor seeks to adjust tho suhlaxatcd vortebrae that all pressure la re moved from the spinal nerves, thus 'Permitting tfto floe and uninter rupted How of tho vital forces from "the brain to mucous mcm branos lining the upper air pas sages of tho respiratory tract. If the disease la of long standing, then It may be a matter of some months before vital force will flow Unobstructed and unhindered to the mucous membranes lining the na sal pussnge. In this clnss of oases, whore the patient has had this con dition, through several years, the patient should begin taking adjust ments tame, week or months bo fore tho usual time. . (All Rights Reserved) MEMBERS OP CHIROPRACTIC BUREAU: . DR. H. P. COLEMAN Medford Building DR. R. A. HEDGES -. Stewart Building ...... ,jDR. E. W. HOFFMANN j Llbsrty Building CUT OUT SIGN AND MAIL ti- The Chlroprnctlo Health Bureau, ma tit the Medford Mali Tribune, Medford Oregon. F1ai aend me, without coat or bllfatlon od my part, copy of the flew Booklet describing Cotroprao tfo Health Benrlce. Kaae citr LAST CALL FOR SCHILDKRAUT VETERAN A HOLLYWOOD, Cfillf.. July 15. &) Uudulph Kchlklkniut, 05, vetrun of tho hIhkc it ml Hereon, died at 2:45 ii. m today at the homo of his Hon, Jomc:i Hchlld- 4tociated Press Photo Itudulpli Hfhllilkmut kraut, jlm Htar. Ho had suffered a heart nttuck yeHterday while working at a motion ptctuio Htudlu. The denth of the actor wan un expected. Ho bad appeared to he gulnlng strength lat night and re ceived Heveral friends who entor talned him hy singing songH and playing a ukolole. HIh Hon attended tho opening of a stage play here and roturned home at 1:30 a. m. After sitting up with his -father a half hour Joseph retired. Korty-flvo min utes later his father died. Tho elder Hchitdkraut suffered a slighter attack lat November but recovered and resumed active screen work shortly afterwards. Ho was born at CoiiHtuntlnopIo and oarly In II fo started out on a stngo career which earned hi mfama in contlnentul Kurope. In his later yearn ho scored numerous successes in the films, his performance In "Tho King of Kings" being an outstanding ono. Tho advent of tho "talkies' open ed a field In vhlcb, lie was much at homo und ho ecu. mo, ivn active performer.; , !l , An attractive hour' program of vocal and Instrumental muslo by a. group of well known urtlsts of Southern Oregon has been arrang ed for "Coped Hour" tonight, Among those appearing on the Oopco program arc tho following: Tho CrewM slHters In popular duots nnd solo selections, Miss Floy Young In selected violin numbers nnd Miss Vcr Iean Harvey, piano itecompanlnt. Tho entire hour is ntade up of a pleasing variety of popular and Kemi-classlo selections which should have a decided ap peal for the local radio public. The detailed program follows: 1' Vocal duets . Where the Hut (erf Urn KUa tho HutterciipH Goodnight. , Ik Until tho Knd t'rews HI (dors ' 2. l'lamr solos a. Uypsy Airs, Op. 20 PahtO'du-SaraNatl b. Sung of tho Shrine... .,.1HU Ltlctle ('rows 3; Voual duets a. Oh, that ve two were May ing Nevlu b. Indian Love Call Filml Crews Sisters 4. Soprano solos a. Love Janls b. Oh, Maglu Night of Lovo ... I'd wards Dorothy (.'rows Hall 6. VocjiI duets a. Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life Victor Herbert b. Moonlight and Itosea Crows Sister 0. ' Violin so Ion Selected Floy Young 7. Vocal duets a. Just a Cottage Small b. I'm Lonesome That's Alt Trews Sisters . Contralto sol oh ra. If He Cared Htothart b. L'iluere Kxtitilne Pnlduwskl Lucille Crews 9. Vocal duets u. I'm I lancing with Tears in My Kyee b. Hometimes at Close of Day Clara Kd wards Crews HlstVrs , COPCO HOUR TONIGHT Hitllnmdrr Klllil SPOKANM, Wn July 15. (JTt Michael T. Itmdlcy. roadmaster here for the Northern Pacific rail road, was killed as his gasoline enr left the rails two miles south of Hauser todny. Ills body was found by the conductor of a train. a TILLAMoclws-HuUaiLOiairy OU WVst First Htreel Installed new vqulpmenti - , BUTTER SUPPLIES EXCEED DEMAND. POKTLAND. July 15. () TrridiriK In butter wuh quiet tuduy. j HuppllcH were plentiful with tellers more In cvldoncn than buyers. Lower Bnidca were eery in price, while tho top fcradoH hold nteady, Kkkh were reported n helriK af fected by tho hot weather und In Homo IrmtuncoH, OHpeeiitlly In lower Ki'udeH, prleeu have been Hhaded to keep MUppHeH moving. The higher gnuUm are (n Rood demand with prices generally firm. ('iintaloupen were 50c a crate higher. The greon port market is Htlll over-Hupplled und cjuotutlonH range low. i-oduco POKTLAND, July 15. Butter: Quiet, top grades steady, unchanged. KOCS Firm for higher grades, unchanged. Milk (hutterfat), poultry, coun try meats, onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, ctiHcara bark und hops steady and unchanged. Livestock POUTLANp, July 1 5. (P) Cattle 00, calvcto 1U; generally GOc lower for Htoors und shc-Htock. Steers, GM0 to !UU I Mm., !).7f.; medium $7.G0JtJ; common, $5.50 lie 7.5(1. Steers, 1100 to U00 IIih., JK.r.jli'y.iMi; medium S7.50K.50. Heifers, 650 to 850 lha., M.ZUdp H medium, 0(fc7.25; common, $5& (J. Cows, good, $(! 6.50, com mon and in nil i um, $4.50 rfftti; Utxv cutter und cutter $2ff)4.60. Bulls (yourllngs excluded) $00.50; cut ter, $4ff)0. Vealers, milk fed, 10.50; medium, $89.50, cull and common, $5,50 fg? 8; calves, 250-ROO lbs., $8.50(&9; common und medium, $08.60. HOOS 500; 26c lower for kill ing classes. (Soft or oily hogs and roasting pigs excluded). Light lights, $10.25fr11.50; light weight. IliU to 180 lbs., $11.25ftU.50; light weight 180 to 200 His., $11.254( 11.50; medium weight, 200 to 220 lbs., $10.2511.50; medium weight 220 to 250 lbs., $9.7511.25; heavy weight, 250 to 2!10 'lbs., $9.5011; heavy wolght, 2U0. to 350 lbs., !M'p 10, 26; packing hows, $8f(0.25; slaughter pigs, $10ll; feeder and stockor pigs, $lHf 13.J0. Sheep 1000; quotably steady. Wall Street Report NlCW YOllK, July 15. (ff) Stubborn ineaauro from boars work ing for n tochnloiil reaction flnully liiriioil the stock' market irregular today, nltlniliKll tho revived hull cnmpalKn wns vigorously iiroHHecl forward, cloning prleeu being 01119 what ubova t.io day's uvoiukcj American Telephone was trough! forward ns the leudor of the ad vance nnd was Did up nearly ! points, netting ahovo 20 to new high ground lor tb.o moveinont, and closing at tho top. Tho close was firm. Snlos ap proximated 3,01)0.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 15 so lectod Btocks follow: . Am. Can Am. Tel. & Tet 2201 Anaconda 4!V4 Col. Oas 0!, Curtiss Wright 7H Oouoral Klectrlc (now) 74 Vi General Motors 4X Kennlcot Copper :tSW Mont. Ward 3!, Kadlo Corporation 40 Reading 10s Sour Roebuck 07 S, I , USKj (lulled Aircraft .. M U. 8.. Slocl ::. ltl I TRAVIS TO INTRODUCE Tom Travin, dintrlct inanager of Iho Standard Oil tMintpany, will tako the microphone at KMKD promptly at 6:45 o'clock thin eve ning, and extend tho grnetlnga of hi ....... i ....Au....n 1 Hlandtng radio feature of thv local ntatlon, Cecil and Sally in "The Funniest Things." Heads VctcrlarliiiiM CHMHAUH, Wash,, July- 15. Ur. b U Hrown, Portland, was elected, president of tho Oregon division of tho Northwestern Vet erinary Medical anHoclatlon at tho annual convention hero today. Dr. Krcd lounge, Salem, was named vice pnvudent, nnd lr. U, T, SI in inn Onrvallls. iveretnry. flies carry typhoid Quick! i THE MARKETS Kill them I.M1U,,MI. Of. Here's More Free Jokes About Did You HearThjs One About , A TEUONE and win FAEE PASS to see , Kelly fin t'uJti'ii Kelly - theCOHENS ANDhEUYS SCOTlVND Tampering Constitution To Rule Personal Acts Endangers Usefulness CLKVKLAND, July W About 2,000 young me in born 'of'lte Walther league,. Lutheran chuych Hoclety In convention horo, ' hottivl 15. J. Oallemeyor Fort Waynb, -ld,, their president, declare "tumpering with the United States constitution for tho purpoRO' of regulating per sonal conduct" placet tho constitu tion "in jeopardy." . (iallmeyer aald: "Millions-- of our citizens bMieve our conatitu tion should not bo tampered wU.li, but should bo left a fundim'uLal guide. ' The great' majority ,JfLjnr Lutheran group hold to thtjt H-Jfiw for two Important reasons;;. ;f .' "In tho first place, because of tho great prosperity which ur country had enjoyed udder pur Ood -favored constitution. Learn ed economists hold that our prog ress nnd wealth are directly trace aide to our fundamental law for It made posHlhlo Individual develop ment. Then having produced these, It should not bo tampered with hy propogandlstH. "Secondly, we hold that our re Ugluua freedom, our greatest boon under the constitution, is placed in Jeopardy Avhen this fundamental Instrument is used us a statute for regulatory laws. "1 am talking about tampering with the constitution for the pur pose, of regulating personal con- TON-LITTERS OF PIGS PRODUCED IN 25 STATES VASHINMmN (IVr-Neariy fiOO ton-llttera wero produced during l!'l'!i In 2R stairs, extendi m; from Massachusetts to Washington and fnjrn Minnesota to Texas. The term "ton-litter" b used to designate combined weight of "(Mm pounds or more at the age of six months. Ohio was first with US ton-litters, Tennessee second with 75,; and Indiana and Kentucky lied for third with 6:t. oaeh. IVnnsyl-1 van la reported the heaviest litter, j 1 7 r'gs weighing :t0M pounds. Are You Ruptured? Expert here from the East All who wear tnissos will itpprcciiitc the spocial jirovision we hnvo made for the prop er fitting of proper truss MR. JAY WILSON mi expert, truss fitter Tcom the AKRON TRl'SS COMPANY, AKKOX. OHIO, will be at the Heath's Drug Store, July 16 and 17 Chanee and guess work are eliminated entirely. You arc assured absolute protection with comfort regardless of occupation Age or Sex Every Truss Sold is Guaranteed to Hold With Comfort Mr. Wllnon 1ms hud twenty-five years experience, tlo knows how to fit a truss correctly to each Individual case. He is a reliable Instructor on tho reduction of Hurnia; on the daily appli cation of your truss for creator protection and comfort and on skin hygiene. We have provided a modern nnd well equipped flttins room nnd are exclusive representatives of the Akron Truss Co. We carry a full line of AKKON TKl'SSKS, world famous for twentv ' years. Thev have earned a great reputation on merit and design, plus their exclusive SIDNOK Kl'HHKU PAH, the greatest aid to security, comfort and sanitation ever offered Rl'l'Tl RKI) Sl'r'KKRKRS. You must see and feel this wonderful appliance on your body to fully realize its value. Mr. Wil son will fit ono of these appliances to you to prove It Is the only thing for your particular case. EXAMINATION AND ADVICE FREE Use This Special Service We Have Provided FREE REMEMBER THE DATE JULY 16 & 17 HEATH'S DRUG STORE 'Ask Fred" Ticket Winning Cohens and Kelly s TO Oilion: C'lin't you come to my party Kulurduy nlsdlt, Kelly. Kolly: Noto. 'iiiiH tlo It Colion. I've tsot a caw of liuiiluiKo. . Cohen: Will, thill don't make uuy (lirrc-ri'iK-e. lirlnu It nilh you. Tlii'in f oiiln Hill lrluk auylliiiiK. - ; M4H(i lli:T KIMOTT, : SIM North Uui'tletl. tJicli: Suy whot'H Kandy walking ho miidi for dui'lnir the dinner hour? Kellv: Me told me he hus lioniifl to rind a rlitii:er post ofnec and not Iom! any working Ihue. .Mii.Diti:i) m. :onnY. 521 So. ltlversldc Ave. "Oil, Cohen! Hid Bill H that "I illdit't know a fire Hel." "No one else did." KKXNKTir WILSON, 20 Soutli Oukdule. Kelly 'Tin BeJIln' tlml or the fold here: ' Kacss I'll istt down to the linperlal Valley to work." Cohen ''Aw. Kelly, ilont. Why, mon, KV one hundred niul I' 'teen in the simile !:ivii there every vtorklll' day." Kelly "What do I euro? I don't Imvc to stay in the Nliade all the time." M Its, DOUA K. CimiiY, ' . - 524 South lvlverslde Ave., City. duct,"- tho speaker explained. 'If well-meaning and sincere people can tell ua what to eat and t drink, what assurance hnvo we that they will (not very shortly tell us how," when" and ' where- wo shall worship?" Hhe Route of Scenic Charm mamnm LEAVE Vancouver, B. C. and go direct to Chicago through the world's finest mountain scen ery, the Canadian Rockies, at no extra cost on the Mountain eer - a fast, luxurious train with finest equip ment, service and cui sine. ' LOW ROUND TRIP FARES are on sale until September 30 return limit October 31. Stopovers alloiv ed everywhere. 1 Canadian Fcilfic Travtlterj I Cheques Good rhe World Over. W. II. DiNicon-G.-u TisVr Dipt 1 13 A lliosjwiy-.l'ortlflnil- BR away MS: American Hunk Building For IratUl i O- H Btxitr, Dutrit-t Fr.'.cil Attni FOREST ABLAZE ON SAMS CREEK A new forest, firo of unknown origin broke out at 4:00 p. m. yesterday on state protected land in the Kama valley section at the head . of Sams croek in brush, which through the efforts of As sistant District Forester William White, with three regular fire fighters, assisted by the farmers and others In that locality, was gotten under control aftc it had burned over an area of four or five acres, last night. No damage of any consequence Is reported, and the fire is being carefully pat rote d today. Another small forest fire near Aspln peak, Klamath county t1-': or 10 miles distant from, rUockJj Point, broke out yesterday uc noon in timber, which was report ed under control by 9:00 o'clock lust night. Nothing since had been heard from 'this fire at tho Crater national forest office head quarters here. Tho fire that has been burning for a ay a past at Hlatt prairie dam, several times breaking out after it had been placed under control, was this noon said to be practically extinguished. However, it is jstlll being patroled. - 4 Amorican building materials are In do ma nd in Chile. - FARES TO California Cut Almost in HALFI Friday, JULY 18 only ' ROUND TRIP - San Francisco - ROUND TRIP Los Angeks Cood on . all trains Friday, July 18, only. Tickets may be used in reclining chair cars or IN TOURIST AND STANDARD PULL MANS upon pay . mcnt of regular Pull man charges. Return . limits: San Francisco, 10 days from date of sale; Los Angeles, 12 Make reservations carry' Buy Tickets Now) Southern J. C. CARLE, Agent Phone 34 Fbone 884 hi P erfectly Frozen ... in the time it Those ' delightful surprise desserts ... how easy they arc to' prepare " now in the rapid freezing 'compart-; nient of tho Electric- Refrigerator.'. Slipped, into the Refrigerator when1 .'" you start to .prepare ; dinner . . . they're perfectly -frozen ..at-dinner time, v- " : ;-' -' ' Then, too,' you'll appreciate these: hot summer days, the convenience of , ico cubes always ready for delicious : iced drinks . . . of food that-stays ' fresh for days on end. .' ' Don't deny, yourself this essential modern convenience I make sure of food protection the year 'round, furnished silently, dependably by an AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Small payment down. Balanco in . easy monthly payments ' " See your dealer today! - THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY "Tsr PartMrt feSsS? In Prijrtis" THE "!?'"- CANCELLED CHECK PROVED IT! Have you ever been presented with a bill which you felt you had paid but was not quite sure? At such a time it is certainly a re lief to be able to refer to your can celled checks and ascertain that your memory was correct. The Jackson County Bank ESTABLISHED 18 Medford, Oregon Commercial Savings Safe Deposit MEMBER IBDEKAL KESEKVB SYSTEM Insurance First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manag.r Phon. 105 M N. Central Mtdford, Ortgoa takes to prepare dinner! Women Hose $1.00 pair Bilk from top to toe with French Eetl