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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRTkUNE, MEDFORD, ORKfiOX, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2H, mTO. P3QE FOTJft Medpord Mail Tribune Dallr and Sunday rtibuslwd by HinPOUD I'UIMINO CO. -r-i w. at. f BOBKRT W. BUHL, Mllof I. lUUmi SMlTli, alalia! if An ttvlcpenrlrnt Newspaper Rntered a aerural rla-a rnaiu-r al Orator,. UKlM Arl nl March . I HI" Bt'BrH'IllPTIIIN rUTKB Br Mall In Advance: Dally, with Sunday, year ll.ll.. with Hi.iul.v. uiinlh , '.17.60 I Pally, without Similar, year Dally, wittiout Sunday, rrwnlb 15 8unaar, one year , . Jactaoirtllle, c'enlral I'ulnl, i'luienli, Talrnl, Oolil mil anu uii ruai'.. Dally, with Hutalay. month f .T8 Dally, without Sunday, month t5 Dally, wlthuut Sniulay, one year 7.00 Dally, with Sunday, one year 8.00 All tertna, eaah In adrance. Official paper of the City of Medfurd. Official paper of Jaraaon County. MKMBF.il OK TIIB-USITKIl I'llKKS MKMHKK OK THE ABROCIATKn l'ltK8B Keceivlnc Knll leaned Wire Smlee Tbt Aswclaleit I'rcai la exclmhely entitled In the um for publication of all neua dlipatebea credited to It or otlwrale credltrd In thla paper, and alao to the local neua puhllined herein. All rfyhta for publication of ipeciaj dlpatxbea berelo are alau resrned. tlBMHKU OK AUDIT BUREAU OK C'llil'rUTIONH A. B. C. ateraye circulation for ala roiinlha cndlnf March HI, l!:i(i. a 4.1SII. Dally arrraee dilrlliutlun for all muntha to March 31, 1930 HI7r,. rreient net paid A. B. C. 4499. 1'reaeut prwa run. 4UI15. AtrrerlUInc Itepreaentatlre M. C. MOtlKNSKN 4 COMI'ANT Offlcea In New York, I'blcaao. Detroit, San rrandaco, M Angelea, Bealtle, roiriara, Ye Smudge Pot (By Arthur Prry) The KnunymoUH Rent, who took pon In hand to invito your corr. to go to holl, Hiiro lckuil out u grand time for It. "The question 1h not whether innn rteHeemlod from the monkey, hut when lie la Rolng to quit do ncendlnB.' (LouiHvllle Times.) laugh that off. folk! Most of the gubernatorial nspl ranta uro ylppuig: "I-Htand-for-the-policlPH-of - George - Joseph," and all of the lot nro hlattlng, "I stand - for-tho-strlet-enforccmont-of-THK-Prohlbltlon-law." Home of the JoHpphliin 1 adherents Bpoak of their devotion to the1' tenets, with what lu Intended to he a sob, but turns out to ho a sniff. To hear the lot, and a couple of tho Port land papeiH tell It, tho JoHeph policies are n nacrrd covenant, grantod tho people of .Oregon by a special dispensation of Providence, and approved by Iho'hito Wood row Wilson, who "kept um out of war," until the, votes wero counted. AjhI. furthermor,. ''a tantamount Issue of the campaign" will be thu Hogue river finU bill. . "Wanted By large national cor. poratlon, capable; executlvo with gllt-cdge ' references who under alands women. If you. can't mako good,; don't' widte. Address all comniunicatlonH, liox CVC, care TlmeH,,-1r-(Uunt ud Denver Times) Thar hain't no Hlch.anhi.nl. 1 Link,- McCor'mlck of New Voi le City, ,1s in "(ii' midst, again. Link Is older than fro used to be, but don't look It. . ' IIOYl WHAT A TIIIUMi (Arlington, Ore., NnwH) W. I); 1)IX and Vawtor Crnw fnrd put up ii Kallanl flKht In flirt TTonuet -111111011 Krldiiy nlKht hut they woro aKiiln de famed hy T. J. Humphreys nnd K. R. Huston. It Is said that Mr. Dlx dies hard after loslnR throe names. However, tho luHcrs ehallenRcd tho wln . iiors to another Kdinu next week. . . ThlllRH even up. Tho haieleuRrd gul has a pair of gloves that roach to tho ellmw. Roasting ears are enjoying quite a vogue.' If you don't get hutler In tho ears, It lands on tho necktie. Tho old hooey Is afloat again, setting forth that (he heat 'Is un real, and lift per cent linagliiallvo. On this liasls, the round yellow thing on high Is a ID -via mile power electric light, and please remeliiher that the cuunlor Is 5000 tulles south, as tho crpw flies. However, u majority of the nlt-wlts with no Imagination suffer from tho delu sion It Is hot, and, furthermore, liavo a complex that they are mer rily sweating, which, of course, they are not. When In this shape, tho victim Is apt to mistake the chilblains for prickly heat. A bulletin Issued by (ho UH. llureau of Health, explains how to keep cool, vlx: "Confine your conversa tion to suitable topics, such as the achievements of Admiral liyrd In tho Polar regions." It might chill all hnods to tho marrow to discuss Admiral llyrd, but this Is danger ous, as some roughneck would he sure to tell his repertoire of off color stories. In which tho Ico-mnn Is tho hero. - llKVHI.UY HKKAKS UX1SI0 ' (I'resN DIslHIta'll) When members of tho Ijidtes Aid 8oclety of the Prcabytorlan church decided to ralso money for their treasury they bought a pair of overalls and conducted a sewing clrclo. Much member brought a patch for the dcnlm garment, sewed It on, but before completing her stitching placed it bill or coin beneath the patch. When the women finished their task, the Kov. K. (1. 1'fallr.gi'aff, pastor, was usked to don the garment. When tho patches were Jerked loose, one hy one, the total reached as the last patch was removed. PHOENIXTISSFONARY SOCIETY WILL MEET PHOENIX. Ore.. July 83. (Hpl.) The president of tho Mis sionary society announces an Im portant meeting to bo held on Thursday. July S4., at 2 p. in., at tho church parlors. Hhe wishes all members of the society to bo present. Also all ladles of the church and community aro Invited. GOOD NEWS HKRK is some gootl news. W'u lmvc i on excellent authority Hint within two years the (ireat Northern link to San Francisco will be in operation. Ail within five years the (Jreat Northern will be connected with nledl'onl and the Koirtiu Hiver valley. W(! are mil at liberty to divulge the source of our informa tion, but we have everv reason to believe it 4s authentic. If the report were itierelv tiiiolher riiiuor, or cracker-barrel (.'tissip, we would not mention it. For we detest the irresponsible liuindir.:: erisiu that raises false hopes in a community, by f.-ivinir cm- l-oney It) reports wllii can do a community no crcnler disservice, than to indulge in that sort of speculation. Far better to say nothing than to broadcast mere possibilities, as certainties or even probabilities. We do not menu to imply that our information is "official!" or that the (ireat Nortliern connection with Mcdford has already been ordered. Nor do we deny that sniuftliing MAY conic, up to prevent such a connection. Hut wo do say this : THAT Till', lift IS NO IXM'IJT THAT TIIK I'KOI.'ltAM AHOVF, IS TIIK I'UOfiHA.M THAT IS CONTKM I'liATKD HY TIIK DIKKCTINt. HKADS OF TIIK IUI.L LINKS; THAT W1IKN T1IKY KKCKNTLY SAID TIIK I'KK.MISSIOX TO HI'IU) TIIK KKDDIK CITOFF .M KANT TIIK CONSTKl'C TION OF"FKKI)KR MNKS IN OUKtiON " TI I KY 1LAI) TIIK MKDKORI) CONSTRUCTION IN .MINI). This, wo repeat, is j;ootl news. Anil under the eirciimsliiuces, the present is a propitious time to pass around the Kood news. For there is a creat. deal of pessimism hereabouts. There is u Hreat deal too much "viewing wilh alarm." f N SIMTK (if Hie views of our CIolil Hill correspondent printed todny in another column, we believe wlutt one THINKS the HttltlKlc ol inincl Hjih a Jjnat Thoii'dit does not alter facts but motion (ioc s not aiiti lat.is, nut lent, tieierinine uie until pruniiets oi iiionc ijicim. So l'rc is ..own of R.H..1 ro,M ) iIcdl'orl within five years railroad that develops the country hi which it builds, instead of relying solely on the country to build up the railroad. Ho if you IVd particularly down in the mouth today, choor ' , , xt 1 i . , . up, look live years ahead ! Not only are material conditions in Medford and .laekson County today hetter than they arc in a . J majority of other communities, on this const, but to IllOSh WHO KNOW the future never THIS ISN'T FREE PHHMONT OliDKI!, veteran California newspaiier man, and present editor of the San Francisco 'all, has probably done more for "down and outs" put more human derelicts on their feet, and contributed more lo the cause of prison reform on this coast, than any other citizen of the three stales. Therefore, when he has Noincthiiif; to say about prison re form, it is worth listening to, A film called "The Miu; House" recently was shown in San Francisco and is now showing in Mcdford. Mr. Older wrote the as a text : "TUo IHg Houho," an nudihlo screen drama, may .quickly rovo lutlmil?.b prison conditions In thin country. It Is taking; millions of ponplo Inside of a typical Amnrlcnn prison whoro nvoryono can know first hand just what happens. Knch person who sues "The Hlg House" onco will know moro about prison llfo than ho could loarn In a hundrod nrdinttry visits. ' ' When visitors are shown about a prison thoy aro not allowed to sco or hear anything that would glvo Ihoui an unfavorable Im prnsslon of Iho way tho place Is conducted. "Tho llta Itimto" throws tho prison wldo open. Tbnro am no ifolcetinir iruiirr'n. You get It in I ho raw. Von soo a young weakling enter, who while drunk killed two pooplo willt his car. It Is his first offense. Ho carries with hlni a nunmnco of ton years. Von sou lulu lunuod up with a desporuto IhcorrlKllilu tiller nnd murderer. Tho play In an hour reveals to you the Inevitable fate of this youth. Immediately l-o slnrls on the wrong road and. you know that for tho hnlancn of his life, lu all probability, he will go from jail to Jail nnd prison to prison. You will be Inclined to seo this sudden trnnsltiun us n deliberate art of tho stale. It wouldn't he , nulla fair lo say that this terrible thing Is deliberately dono nnd lot It go nt that. No ono person is responsible for It. It Is the system that does II with no liioro thouKhl or feeling la II Mian (here Is In Iho mill dial grinds your roMcc. Tho pooplo nro inilll'fmenl for Iho reason that they know noth ing about what Is going on lu the prisons. Not one in ten thou sand ever sees the Inside of ono. As n result the dominant Idea In most men's minds is punishment and then morn punishment. Hoing ludlfl'erenl, through Ignorance, Ihey leuve litis unpleasant task lo Iho police, tho coulis, tho wardens and tho guards. They do not realize Hint there Is an endless stream of. young men flowing lulo Hie ieiilletitarles and that there Is no atlempt . made to reform them. They ate sen! lo u school where their touchers ale all hardened criminals. Tho side of good clllzen ship Is not represented. The slate Is silent while this deadly work goes on. No effort of any kind Is made to turn Ihetn back Into the right path. Their only Instruction Is In crime. If Ihey nro strong thoy uro made Into eiriclent gunmen, killers, burglars, bandits or what not. If they nro weak they drift nlnng with the drug addicts and tho polty pilferers. tClthcr the stalo should uso tho parole ami probation laws freely, and organlr.o bureaus for tho care and supervision of men when they havo been released, or 6ond eveiy convicted law vio lator lo prison lor llfo. Ti ls startling rlnso-up view of tho prison life, ns given In Tito Hlg House," should touch the hearti: nnd arouse tho sympa- MUTT AND JEFFr-One I'fA SICK OF HAVING 0O L. r'r-A G0IM& TO TCLU CT" 7-! i FOLLOW THG UrJCOLeJ s ip you , A MArJ yjiru TVS S 1 v 1 ; T SAPS TCLL M HOUI TO UL V fOU HOW To CcT TMCRcJ !6Hu;AV TO JAPAM- JUMP feS A HlSH HAT T tS 6lTHel 5,M" SXSWOULD AY M-rl0 TeLL GO TO CHCAao- AMt TURM LcrA V rHRG LtFT TURroS-ANb ,fS ) JlMWV WALKGR-ToRm R(6HT Ws! TX tP to UftCk To" TOLUM T6C:TTO Muj ' T0 Cincinnati-THew vou) nte PfiPfxcHUTe optwi vou S AT JAcicsoNuaie-G,F ,M Ai5rv,v,? For. MORG i -MAKe two Le ft S i;; TrieivJ JAB with thg lcfT f RovjixjC ani kc-gp making If) ! ollw I KUrfea K. JJl -O t I JTURnS OM A UHARF- 9 ;! I Fo' "ST". LOUU-TMc THC I U6FT TURMS UWTIL 0U f 0 ffl f tr- Tf-i JSTC. Y v. i ' XX-TO ARIZONA-( . 11 --J I IW; i'ff "S FOR MEDFORD arc unsupported by fuels. A newspa er (leal to no Willi Wlitll happens, tlioiiirht 1K)KS to a lar'e ex-! umnni uui to a iiil t . - l. V ss thrrc is s,, m,liU,ly willt have another railroad, a looked brighter. ADVERTISING followintt editorial with this film City Motorist Gets titles of millions of peoiilo. It slioiilA also stir their minds to a realization of the futility and the menace of the present system. Out of the presentation of this remarkable play may be born the itlea that crime will' not lessen so Ions as the slate through its present system continues to make criminals. We arc (.'lad to print the above, for jiny tli invr that will aid prison reform, or tend to decrease crime in this country, has our enthusiastic approval and unipialified support. IJon't worry about this bcin't a press ayent stunt, to (jet some free advertis ing. If this film were nut what Fremont Older says it is, no press iif-'cnt could have secured this space, no matter what supcr salesniau wiles he miht exercise, or what price lie miclit be willing In pay. l'iittiiir "anything over" on Fremont Older would be about us easy as packing (iff the liank of Kiifilaiiil in a brief case! Personal Health Service By William Brady, M. D (I lined lettera pertilnliig tu pertonal bealui and hygiene, nut to rfheuc, ttlanoili or Umimeni III be answered by lr. ttrvly IX a itamtwd self iMrt-'Jictl rmelnpe Is eiteitmd. Letleri ihculd he ftrlef nd written In Ink. I tug to (he large number of letter received only a fe can tie amnf-red mr. tin "nlv ran tie mud, a querlea not caotVrniiiig to liulrueUuni. Aildreu Dr William Brad) In care of The Mall Tribune. IT IS FINE TO BE IMMUNE BUT HOW CAN YOU TELL WHEN YOUR RESISTANCE IS UP? Hoping the reatlor Ik lii fine fet - tic tor a IHllo avKiiinen;, I wish to propoHu a Hpueial questionnaire, or jF&f. rather an enconn - wh4 tor. Tho uut'Htion aiich aa claasea In school, clubs, lamiiieH, to join In the encounter, inumuuai ccntrimuiona are not 'TT?d ,,M,t , ,aro n?1 eH1ec,iia'1y ,n Vt0(f for thoy give no light on l mo iiuuji u suck id uiu ! "V '"" V, " Z Tt Imrs or the tonilu. lor of tills col-; )crore breakraHt unci before rctir innn mo honrliiB fruit. We know, lnK ut nRht COUr,teraet ninny of from expoiicnce. that Tor every i n,B evll otfortn of tllBnity. reader who la kind enoiiRh to sny ' Don't Cheer, Boys; He's Reforming ! " " " ,l" Z "cr ' ono ?ho 18 Klal 'T10,'", 1 ast a,l"lilc,1 N""1"'1 you passed this way. Your article i who la just mean enough to sayon tiln UHC n,i uy,aiie f toi)nnt. i' ,"" 5" l!,era"wh Z'f ch,' 1 rm!'B me ,"""k- ' k,nfiw ' "'"' . l-ioiii) of lea leia, siK.h aa a t uh, md mo. I went to the mat with It moans something; It is moro like- three months ago and licked It ly to ho an honest opinion; In fact, ii i piciiy eeiiuin 10 us un onunoii average tin a day. J'leaso send such us tho Kiipronie court hands nio vour Instruction on the care of down with a majority or a minor-1 the hair. (T. A. 11) ity dissenting. That's whnt we Ans Whnt! You havo hair lo want and here's tho point of tho 1 rare for after having smoked 057. nrgtiniont: . , I Olid clgarotlos? Ii Isn'i fair !. In our chat hero Thursday, May 23, wo snld; When a doctor lulks about Immunity he Is generally tiy--,,.!lt lug ill leu you now 10 gel ll. When ho 'talks ubotit resists; anio he Is offering you nothing ' hut discouragement or a hol low, hopeless, helpless reKret. We Invito n brief lettmv-that's Ihe easiost wav to express yourself I-"'"'"'1 K!U,ir'., m,y 'T ?ve!' V" Will Kroup, club, c!asn, family,. Rtvlup 1i!h or hnr (Ihon 1b tho neuter p'Hi noui nionospd hy Dr. (loorK.':W; wa in. M.i.i.v, " ' .-v... . i..-y a loiter or not moro than a hun - drod words giving thon concept!. or idea of th (liMttuction In mci'ii ini; of tho wru-ds immttnity nnd re- stsliiin e. I am not iiennitted t hold a prlzo content, hut no ono can object tt wish to prttsent' to tho elnh. group or family -nuhmittit.R thn host Hympoulum In thitj encoun ter a nlco sot of hooks 6v nomtj; thing. I promise nothing and hope no group will srek to win a ' prize. Wo want actual opinions. lit a-i'(lm. i , I, nl,. (,,,UA a.li-, iii-ii' i . "'i Intererted mo remind you that any doctoV can tell whoiher you aro immune to uiphthcila, if you; , , , . . , .,. , want lo know. Hut 1 have nnvor met a doetnr who can tell whether your resistanee Is hli;h or low. QUESTIONS AND nNSWERS I would liko to know If eottrin tall rahhiin shot in tills rial i aro safi to dross and out In the season. Thev are snld to lie dlseaseil in ntiiiiv ti-v& ,,,,i unw, r iliol,- ,llu. enses lire 'communiialile to man. (Mr K. Ill Answer, Tulnrenila Is widely Ol-evalelil limonir tninio of varinliu lipeeies. Wild ralililts have heen !llie source of inunw infections of ' man Willi tiilareuila. The hifecliiih Oi'Cllis throimh some abrasion of Iho skin of tho person who dresses' 1 1 ho nnltnal or handles tho meat.' ! I'ersous sklnnlns or dressltlR such ' luanie should wear ruhber cloves, ,11:111 very carefully wash Ihe hands' vi ii niiii i nnn wiinir rin nn i ,,,. 1 " H-iiiiii.ii. iiouiiiK iiosiioys me in- - "'" lll""i'i i..i .- inn u hi koi nny. oe- " ,, i .1 , , " oii"s ii.nuy nine ....I.,,- r-pma err i ue suiince anil Even ) Ihrougli Uio Kuostancti. nomostlc rabbits and fowl seem to be free from this dtHcaHe. , About to RoM( She Salutes Us ; iii, .,L(1 .. t,.v r,..- and anawer idenj sending your directions for rolla has bnen so much before breakfast and before rotir abused by crude lnK jt lookH very Ron(i to me j charlatans that I ; have not started yet. but I certain am not holding y mean to try lolling away some such testa any ; of my n-oubies. (p. D.) moro. This, then,1 'Ans. And you write a Tine, level Is Just an encouu-i IiUHi ow let us see what you ter. I Invite only c.,n j0 AKTKK TAKING the rolls, groups of readers,; So.w readn: a. h nv. will nnf iindnr- , 8tanij whnt P D. meaa. She mo-mo fl,,mnrun,,i,u i . nr mi,l frinn(iS( from 25 to 75 vears old, are rolling them regularly rind with 1 mmh benefit. Try 'eiii. You'd b3 surprised! Send stamped envelope ?'? ' afler 30 yea,-B of ciKarotte s,noklnK j never smoked more than a couple of dozen of them and mv hair inolm land feels just as well when I gave no cure at all. But I'm glad lo snnd you the udvlce. If you suffor n rolapiso. try a Hock of pi pes. (Coiiyiijr'U, John F. Dille Co.) Communications SliukrspiMiv Was Wi-oiir, Tot). To the Kditor: Hon. cone has wild somewhere is not only Jritfht and t ikii-i, ihil a uui: to rriueize tne j editor boys (and girls). "Ood knowH they need it.' ii-j that as it may here goes! On wiiii-H ii r Mm 1 ill h itit I ii ivo added weight to your state- ; nients. vou ouute a nhilomtbicnl generalization from Khakespeiue, whicb, to the undersigned at ducers. An eilitorlal on why mil- j It seems . not generally known ellng such tremendous distances b least, seems to weaken the force ions tmut go on short rations, that the Humane society finds fresh water where the bay salmon of your argument. J because of overproduction should; within' lu work some cases of were born. Haw" of the vintage of liiti l- be Interesting and enlightening. I cruelly to children, neglect of 'I think I've een pictures of sal It! 1 li are frail things on which ! K. HKdN'KIl. them, nnd oven more degrading mon leaning falls anil iroinK un "" n"iinm viiiuiiiiiin i "i J030 eHpeciHy jM thiH true when , inlv.liml(,rstnn(I n p c n n . mlllir . ,.,.; inodern industrial system. . , cither good or bad. but thinking makes it sn. rhi Slu.keHi.ear- earn truth." vou say. -'enunciated over :iao years ago. Is as sound psyeholoKy now as It was tlien.". T1"' UUestioil Is. Is Utlestloil Is. Is II sound' ' now 7 Was It sound then? I'er I "' "," lr hp means (lisaKlt-ealde, uuplesKant. lneor- ' '"'' vil lous, wleked, laeklim-, de- I flelent, worthless, hurtful nnd I K""'1 oppiiMlle to all these.j K"'l and had me used In; this sense, then obviously thi Bleat truth never was true. A person may have cancer and not know It. AccordiiiB to the m eat bard. It Is not bad. ' only thlnktlur nmkes II so." A slalte of social evolution may nnvo n niiniii,,,. or I'uni-i, - M - ' " ,in-,. arrowum, sucri sa crime poen. ..... ;.. i.miis I"'- "i ..-iMiii,..,.. limy i. lecnnoioKicai iinempioy- K iio.cnieii an incrcastnK appreciation um cniisiiicr uicse sionuis s "t uitflamenta lly wrouu.' tney are MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1. Bo fi. Puff up 10. I'oliiU'd tonlf 11. tltj In K ii ma ll, one who pro peli a unnt 1. Itiikr ot I'er- lit 13. aSrffnn IV. Lnrtv SI. A nt U. Hniti ilirhtly i3. II tint cdtiTinR H. Collfite tk-Kri-H ii. Kind of liernl die cros i. Iliiclmujri a ltir. il. Ilunallan food 29. Mure nitlnmil 3U. Chnoae by 87 acrow Inriirliilrd Solution jf Yesterday Puwle nTHlORpnAiHlAJSjSP PWPAilrKfeRaAk a IB A p B. J clo tBu e s EMila ON. IS nLliII PQjL!T ElRPSlOjL kLS. o reI1e veit3n,o n s TItJsO i "n abaIgI i o T ODPU TiTjl jNlGElT B S Ue av Eflk eJaIsjIIs HE glTlElsilSlElGlAlRP .12. Mure cxtiniiiTe a. Hnttle of the 3d. (ire" Imot World Wor 37. Fnriiitil cxfires- M. Drlre aliin if rlmlre i6. Krokvd 18. lt Mrth or 68. 1'ithiiii tr It ri ll nt lire ' out iilirmt'iit In 31). For in1 r unlrer Die akin mil ncfrulivf JVfl. Sliced rnnteit Ml. II ii nl itui'tallona fit), CIonvi poet. 13. Trlrk 6i. SoukH II. ('oiircriilntr . (Ill UltlllMll tfl. stnpld niiimnl IT, ll IS. 'I'n 1 1 rimrns irras-ti'i I J. Al-.fl I). Oiiuce Klrp A3. Writ inn II n Id l 01. Cmihit'ss In il n Hirer ii. (Jod of wnr II OWN 1. Locution 2. f in jitx Jim f Ive 2 .i u I K I" 17 s I I ' " l' Xs I i. I B: L r z "T zs 7g 27" 2S 33" IT 32 5? 3d ' 3S I ; I 37 j "J 38 31 44 r ';. (-.ft-., 4-U sq "si "IT Si W: 55 ST ss Sf :. ; too IbI '':.. nut bad, niM-ordinir tu the m-cutest' of all poets and the editor! It seems that the habit iH row- nmonK m,r (,(1't1"1' wrll7s IU IJlHUll IIIMltll H ill Ml Mlillfll U-M llil r-. - - ! the purpose of adding dignity to 'lare deul aro Hiilistltuted for their profundity hut It does seem ; eruelty, neslect, and poor sports 1 str.in,;e that they do not re'fleet manshlp. I a little stop, look, listen before HplifliiK their Keneralizations into. thel- editorials. ; t more is a iioe in me aiLiinw of . man." etc. which means that every dog; has his day. This Is another of the famous author's lllusionH. It certainly will not niuiu hi kuv hk'h niniuiiu facts, j Ah for your interpretation uf. i Ihe cause of the present slump "loo m u cli Mi)'Ofl" as much, not more c an be said for the t op-, imsito. viz: Not enoiiKh sneed.' espocially In cmiHumplifin by pru- viuui inn. uiiij - I rmm Kdward 1- To the Kditor: Ilalley i I am writin-' thw to oxm-osi mv I 1 w,lim-. llU!t lo txjuess my aonrceiation for vour recont favr- ' odtto-b.l comment upon my lIatfm. and particularly upon hc w""'nt upon the plank doal- ,wl,h I,M, uU"v rviv " ' . . . . ' j" ' ' . ,, . ! appreeiate your saying so In your editorial eolunins. Sincerely yours. l-:i. !'. HAII.HY Junction City, July 21. A lteply In Kill Day. To the l-Mitor: I It was with much Interest that of thoec pond anil enlightened I read the letter of Mr. Hill liny, j citizens In our midst, who wish of Ashland, cxpreiwlnt; his syni-jtlie so, lety to succeed and lend pathy with Ihe work of the .lack'- i It every aid nnd enenurncenient j s,,n County Humane society. Mr.; ere quietly content and have nel - Day Is one of the constantly Krow-; ther swnputhv with the trouble - i,,.r n,,,in ..r ,. ...v... i...itn tne society is rilling a useful necd.i t nn" i",y ,nnt n"'" ,mmt 'erythinKi siiosen worn mini nil over tnc ,nnly have In the past year indi - oi tne campalitn for more kind- ness and the attainment of that tO. French pre- noon ii. Hindu qnero Si, he c ret lilKtoilei i. Popular rant S7. Itroitnlntf chit meter if. Veife'oltle SB. Force Hlr noln lljr tlrruuiftl llir nose .10. Wrird 31. Sniull mint 3i. Lock of luilr 31. ImportMnt oc 38. l.fiif of un lierli 41. AlTeiteil ullti 'mnl de nier 43. Spend thrift 43. 31 ore Joyoul ib. Calm 43. Porous pa Ira Btemt vnr. 49. Complcto Hhadow 60. Ferslnn fairy 61. Miixculine nnme 62. Note of the sculo 53. Independenrs laeitiruei otihr. fil. Orafled: heral dry 1,5. jK-prlrnllnn 67. French pro noun 63. F.vIkI 01. Itroiiil th or ouRhfnrei abhr. 5. Former distill J riff apparatus 4. Fixed chorgci 6. Sin A. n oho I ill 7. Was In store for 8. Ten-dollar bill: 9. Otititernte Id. Stout wood II. oim that Blinr- 15. TMiPlnn prlcKt I::. 5lnhe.tcHeTe 16. symbol for rllijl ndvnnced Btai;o of civilization in ; whieh nil unnecewary Hiifferlng Ih reduced lo it lowest terms and ',Bii"' ' i!' Sliute man wont Into tho wilds 'and taptmed nnd trained for hln domestic iu-n the horse, eow, cat, iuik auu cihckcu, wiereoy turuin - irm their liberty and restiictini? and developing their activity to . his, own purposes, he has assumed ohllKatlons to thorn that it jiuur nnn iiiiiuiMiiip 10 ov.nn-. jviiu since their remarkable rospunse to his wiyhes has made his own v-; work and life easier and his en- if '. U ivmcnl nf fn it Ii To I citm nil tiidiiwhln creator, tho least he can do by wav nf compensation is to ho thoughtful and kind. liitil uioiiiutuiui It riiumiti in Uiiiil j that no other oi'Ktinizatlon seems I to cover. The society never shirks Its responslhilities. whether the cases reported to It are of chll- dren or of animals. Cases have already In-en handled with entire success that could not. by their (lri;radiliK nature, be discussed In the public print. Manv cases hall- j riled by the society have been ex- never ko back to tho sea again, j trcniely unpleasant, and yet the I "Arcsn't they bravo and unsclt - human" officials have never spared' 1'oKBy exclaimed. themselves In doliiK what their j -Now the submarine was takini. sense of duty demanded. them where they saw more and In fact. .Mr. Kditor, while the! mnrc beautiful sea plants and sra few self-appointed knockers nnd ' meadows of beautiful creen. and opponents of the society havo ' forests way under the water. As flsured rather loudlv and con-'""" wcnt alnnit the Clock toll splcunusly, the far Breater number i. ,.. . . ... iiuini'is run iicsne nir iuniiciiy themselves. They represent the that Is for the betterment of the 1 romniunltv and take a modest pride In all real prnurcss. whether material mural or spiritual. rathT unfortunate that i It ip Do Yon Remember? TKN VKAItS Alio TollAY (Prom files of the Mull Tribune I July 23, 1820 Ijirkin Orulib kills rattlesnake with 11 rattles in Siskiyous. This Is a larger reptile than the onii slain by Attorney Evun Heames at Crater Luke. Dr. J. C. Hayes of Portland buys Krlc Wold home on West Main anil will move family here. Washington. Uryan declines i run for president on l'rohiliitint, ticket. Pear picking in valley to start about August 5, says C. C. Leininon. Busy Corner Motor Co. advises owners of Overland autos to drive fust on rough roads. TWENTY YIOARS AGO TODAY (From files of the Mail Tribune.) July 23, 1910 Ashland votea overwhelmingly t0 grant John It. Allen trolley franchise- . a nisn Work starts on Page hotel anil it will he ready by New Years day. All recordB for travel to Crater Lake shattered. Hownrd Bros, clear lot for new Central avenue structure. One hundred and fifty register for pear packing sehol. Forest fires do largo damage in northwest area. Rain hope wanes. Sundown stories WAYS AND HABITS (By Alary Graham Bonner) John nnd Peggry saw the love liest of star corals with walls like stars. The -Little Illack Clock told them, as they looked out of tho glass windows of their wonderful submarine boat, about all the creatures they saw. Ho told them how a coral mother let a part fall off from her very own self k that it could be come another coral, and how tho bahy coral stay ed near her until It wua big enough to do the same. The Little Hlack Clock then told ,i,nm hm h nn0 .r-.tii- livod an,i how they made the helps in the eponsew act as their mouths. , What Strang wayH and habit these ocean creatures had! They wero making now for tho Mfin Thnv rnniii on thmnfii Is' tno crcat thlek tilass windows. whalcs and mackerel and many others. Tho r.itn uuu r-i..if t..i.i -h- children that the banks f New- aii nA u r:..u i ;.,,! were really hanks or hills undrr ti.n ,itnr nn.i ha f.ii n.n.,. ,f ai. i nion along the I'aciflc coast trav- OlllVlllin, aJUIIII re III ill K L'll , "I'm sure you have," the Little Rlaek Clock agreed. 'When they're leaping thoso falls they're think- Ins of the shallow waters of a more distant stream where they can k'vo their little ones their first start In lire. They're not thinking of themselves at nil for they have had their last ocean dip and will l""m aloul everyining una nv.. m ,ne sca- - tnen tnc I-'ttlc Black Cli'i's s"''1 1,10 b'B "'0,,t oC 11,0 ul't'an 11111 to De l'a'1 nt "'K'0, '' ,..,. ,hIH rl, i-ivn hTvwIf of 1 ,' f ". .'re end sallfr- - ' - ! tton that Mr. Day and sn many others enjoy In. dolnfi and thin , klml ,ind c.nlI(, thlnB. Af,er u,w n n ,., i , i.. i ns hu mans. MAI1V Mef'ASKKV. .Illly L'3. Old Staire Itenil. R Rim FISHER 1 1 ' lt'"'"t J u t p., cV,