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Newspaper Page TextPXGE FOOT? JifEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, 'OREGON, -TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1930. Medpord Mail Tribune Dally and Sunday Paburtwd bj HIDrOHO fUlNTlNG CO. IB-1T-I9 N. Kir 81. Ptuot TS BOBKKT W. Kl'HU KOItor I. flUAIrTIEK SMITH, Maufff At Mepeadent Nmpapar Kattrft) tt mond elan ati at Medford, Ofcua, under Act of Mud) 8, 1870. SUBSCBIWION KATK8 Mill In AiIivk: Pally, lita Bundif, yr 97.50 Pally, .ilth 8uidr. month TO Pally, lltbout Hundajr, frtr 6. Ml Pally, iltbout Buudiy, BMrfiUl Sunday, on pir t.Oti Br Ctrrltr, tn Achanw Mdfurd, Atbltnd, ItrisomlUc, f'entral luit. Wwwjii, Ttlenl, talil Hill Hid on Hlfhwart: PaUy, with Sunday, nonth .....I .TS Dally, without Huiiday, month (!5 lMf, vllbout Bunday, one rtv T OO Paiiy, vith Sunday, one year., S.UU All Ursa, mb In whanee. Official pancr of U City of MedTortl. Official paper of Jackson Couuly. MKMBRB OK TUB A8ROCIATTD PRESS HrMlTlng Kull Leased Wire BeMlca The Aswlaud lrou is ttcliwiriily Mitlttrd to the una for publication of all it dhpatcbca rpdltMl to It or oihtrilH credited In tl.li paper, ind alto to the local Drwa pubiuiied herein. All rlhti for publication of cpecial dupaltiM feereln art alto mened. MK-MBKB OK AUDIT BUKKAU OK OKCULATIONS Adiertlunf heprnentatnef U. V. MOGKNflBN A COMl'ANT Offices In New York. Oilmen. Ptirott, franruco, Lot Anftlee, Seattle, Portland. Ye Smudge Pot (y Arthur r.iry) Signs indicate, the efforts of the press of the Innd, to induce the people of the land, to cense talk ing about the depression, by tell ing them It la no use, will pan out just exactly like the veteran efforts of the name press to con vince the same people it wns no use trying to knock locomotives off the truck at the crossings. Oh! the well-known power of tho press! The chilly weather, say the orchard lnts, la killing; the wooly aphis, and maybe Ma Nuture put too much cotton in their being. "Gus Evans killed a wolf In his lower mendow Inst week" (Hul- Ney Tid ingei. ) . Deceased was en route to a backdoor. TUB JDAHK TOIiNKH COO (Jtosrburfr News Kevlew) Dear Nnncy Lee: I am a young girl in need of ndvice. I nm n blonde and considered good looking. I am full of pep and very popular hut there la one habit I have that spoils my wljole nature. In company with boys I insiit on talking In a low voice) and It uppers to them that I am tough. Gilbert Beesmeyer of Lob An geles, faithful churchgoer, and thief, who stole 98,090,000 some of which' he contributed liberally to foreign missions has been sen tenced to serve In prison not less than ten nor more than 100 years. If Mr. Beesmeyer behaves himself, and- has no bad luck, he will bo out three months before the sinful guy who stole a ham. ' It is noted In the film Journnls, that one of the "leading men'1 for Kuthle Chntterton, tho movie nueen, finds "it distasteful to enact romantic scene with her." If the "leading man" just can't stand it any longer, and nobody else will volunteer, your corr. will step Into tho breach. It may not be an artistic Job, but It sure will be nn honest effort. "Tho Bylvan Chorus appeared here Friday. It has been a long time since the community heard such singing" (timith ' River Notes.) The back-handed slap In tho dark. BY WAY OF KKTOHT (Kansas City Star) I WILL not be responsible for debts contracted by my wife Lucille Lascuola, uftor this date. James Lascuolu. 012 Kast 6th. YOU do not have to worry, Mr. James Lascuola, Mm. Lucille Lascuola has her own dad to pay her hills. Hlgned Ham Nuccl". .. Disgust 1b jam punt In Oregon football circles, because John Kits miller, UofO. star halfback, wns not placed on the AU-Amerlcan team, Mr. KitKinlller earned this glory, but every time his name wns mentioned (see newspaper files since September), up hopped well wishers for Guard Rhinoceros, and Tackle Hippopotamus, proclaiming them All-I'uciflo coast timber, "if the Flying Dutchman Is an All Amerlcun." Ho rather thnn shake all the fraternity houses nt Kugene off their foundations, they allotted Mr. Kltsmlller "honorable men tion" and hoped nubody was nmd. "NO CHANG K AMONG CHCRCII OFFICKHS" (Del Norte Tripli cate hdllne). The pator is keep ing his oyo on the contribution plate. 1DS0 is now "a dying year," and why somebody did not kill It early Inst spring will always be a mys tery. Science is now able to weiKh a toothache, and, If there is any thing thut a toothache really need It is to be pluced on a pair of scales, ngainHt Its wilt. Prince floorgo nf Knj;lnd. was I nicked off by hi hurso last Sat urday while "following the hounds." He alighted on hlnMhout der, which Is where royalty always lands. We nro Informed by sev eral eminent Jackson county equestrians, whoso horsemnnshlp I: of a high order, and reputation for truth nnd veracity ennnnt be questioned, that they never nliKht on their shoulders, though often hurled from the quarter-deck of n, nng, man and boy. They Unlit all right, but, with gravity nnd instinct, nnd so forth, they Ren erully touch earth first nnttdshlp, or thereabouts. They cannot un derstand how nobility always lands nn a spot thst is not humiliating hut where It would do them the lihoit food Editorial Correspondence Jiockfoid. III., Dcvi-nilier :S'atno "tins about 40 yours ago. . , , . I Only then we hud "bobs" anil iced At noon today on the trior iiiortK'ter in front of the restau rant at Madison, Wisconsin, wln'if we had lunch the iner enry registered :ll nhove. It wits clear and cold, a hrijiht snn in a cloudless' skv. And vet it was so dry and calm, not a lirciitli Of wind stirring, that with Ilie. s.iiiK! 11:1 il l llin-li l s worn in -Medl'onl, we were not cold as we walked along the street of this attractive nni - versity town, nor did we feel the (fold on our motor trip of 125 miles. As usual forehanded we liroiifht woolen undies with us on this trip, hut as yet have not used them. In this dry at mosphere one doesn't feel the eold. There was n fltiKry of snow yesterday but the paved high way to Prnrie Dii Sae, "Wiscon sin, had been swept clear and we made the 1J5 miles in three hours casilv. From Rock ford we motored up the Rock river t Itcloit where, if we remem ber .correctly, llert Thieroll' came from, and then on to dancsville where tho Sehcrer Huick brothers used to live, bnth attractive towns which have clumped considerably since we hist visited them. All along the route golf . clubs j closed by the winter snows arc) much in evidence. At Janesvillet ! there was a municipal skating rink on the river where boys were playing hockey. Of course wintor Is no time to visit this country, yet one can get an idea of how beautiful it must be In the summer. One inotoiH by beautiful little lakes, banks covered with closed cottages hoarded up for the winter nnd signs, "Minnows for sale, 2(j cents a dozen,' much in evidence. The country north of Madison and on to Prarle du Sue was even moro beautiful tho hills are higher, there are stunning sand stone cliffs and the Wisconsin river, much largor than the Rock and not frozen over, is a "noble" atrenm. At f'rarle du Hae we visited nn old friend who has been suffer Ing from a nervous breakdown for aeveral- years, 'but 1h- now muoh better. Wo enjoyed the usual remi niscences, full of laughs, each one contributing something from time to time tho others had forgotten. The fact wo are all children of a larger growth wns constantly be ing driven home. Middle aged men, bald, grey and weather beaten, wo no doubt cut a pathetic figure to outsiders, hut within and in the flow of conversations, we were hoys again. On our return wo nit off 15 minutes from our running time and arrived in ample time lor dinner. 4.4 Great farming country nnd ac cording to a garage man where we stopped for directions, a prosper ous one. "Times aren't so bad," 8ii Id ho; "this Is a dairy and to baeco country und the farmers have made money this year nnd for many years. No one raises grain or corn for tho market tho crops nre turned into the silos nnd then turned Into milk and cream. The tobacco market was off this year, hut not so bad nt that. No, we have no big kick. Ilesides the university helps the fanners make money around here. They tench the latest ; wrinkles." I Certainly tho farms LOOK pros perous. Fine homes, finer hams, and the big silos looking for all ' derground conduits. These water tho world like turrets or baronial supplies are In the hands of indi castles. Big herds of cows, mostly vldual families who sell the pre Holsteius, horses, pigs and chick- clous liquid to villagers, ens. Often n couple of motor cars When the wnter owner wishes tn evidence. A careful survey might to irriKnto his field, he cuts off tell n different story, but the conn-1 the supply to his nolKhbor. Iis try certnlnly looks as though the Jputes arise, sometimes ending in garage man's story was true. Ilnw- in over, on our return we read In the evening paper of a farm near Ore gon. Illinoisnot far from Ruth McConnick's star place sold yes innlnu fnr 'it. nr iirro tltrtM or'tho 100-inch teleseono here detects! four vears aeo they snv such farms! wero selling nt irom $U0 to $linl per acre. : Before leaving yesterday wel chaperoned (ho youngest member! on her new sled sliding down the river bank where nf course her pap pointed out he llild done the ' MUTT AND JEFF Yes, Sir, It Was a Very ( AUGUSTUS MuTT Wlt-L MOUJ me ujoiLt TMt longcst AvjMP Curt, MACf. HeTRC truck" und nlld way across i ho river. ThR snow Is too thin, on the lower IovmIs to reach tho river now. However the younKost member knew nothing about that, so she got a tremendous kick out of the tlirililng experience. narrowly missing a ttee a couple of time. The death of Kin Hubbard, origi nator of "Abe Martin." bus created quite, u stir here In the mbldlewest. McCutcheon, In the Chicago Tri- friend in a front nate cartoon und there is un excellent editorial in his honor. His death is a great loss to American humor, and incidently ! to tlie Mail Tribune front pane, where Abe Martin nun snared non- ors with Will Kogers for several yeui'H. To pur mind he tired fewer blank eurtrlKOH ond roasted lews on his reputation than any other news paper humorist in the country. Only a few lines but they always hit the IiiiIIh eye or come close, to it. There was probably not enough j Sia JHl l K UtMl liiu iiiui'il niiiifiu linn 10 HUH nil Iliumuurs OI utu uuuui; supplement audience, but to more discriminating people, ' Kin Hub bard's place will bo hard to fill. This is Sunday a different day In the old home town than on the coast. No Koir, but everyone goes to church, then there Is the large Sunday dinner, a stately walk in the open air, later pop corn, cider, nutv hickory and butler nuts a ii'i'tf-ini cnl. stumer, everyone in the Ice box fnr himself, and u ves per sermon i nun ii:uk " radio. Not so bad and one does feel strangely tranquil und righteous. Hut Isn't It more a mutter of cli mate than conscience? If goll' COULD bo played, and a motor trip or an Indoor picnic in tho country emtlfi l.n eninved. wouldn't the peo ple of the old homo town be doing j It7 Moreover, as wo nave ptnniuu out. Just as large a percentage of the population on the coast go to chun-h as here In the mlddlewest, or t least we think so. H. W. H. ECO! SEE 1EKN WAGE SYSTEM AS FAILURE PAU1S (!) Thp proannt busl-j iipsh Hlump will not huvo fooen In ( vnln If It tcaclU'H tho United! Ih a futap one. I Such is tho belief of HtronKI croup of French economists. France favors tho low salary system, while the high salary plan 1m .distinctly American. that the American system, under which1 "woi'kerH nro paid high wage so they will have a -greater puri-hnslng power, is Inflation. They have long predicted that the American system would prove false. "More than a year ago, at the beginning of tho business slump," says a writer In the newspaper, Le Temps, "American industrial ists announced that they would not reduce salaries. Hut salaries have come down, Just the mime. It was Inevitable. "We have long had n name for the high wage system. It Is 'In flation. if this slump dispels the Illusion of the high salary, it will not have been In vain." f PORTUGUESE IN Fl OVER WATER SUPPLY ALKXTKJO, Tortgual A strange form of warfare, the cause of many village feuds, is found tn southern Portugal. In these utmost waterless re- glons villages are watered by un- buttle royal. Sec Millions of Still's. MT. WILSON, t'nl. Pl In dis tant space, beyond the Mlll.y Way. many thousands of objects believed to be separate universes of stars. Much Sail in mini Soi. NI1W YOltK. tA) The value of salt in the Dead en Is estimated .at lun billion dollars. emniKh for' the eastern hemispheres needs forlamount of figs, prunes, dates or centuries. j grapes soy six to If) prunes, figs S HOW t'SSSPfftj ski A5&Sd ?i 0RSG THINS ABOUT) S s THS "SklS IS p ' aV - TMCY BOkl'T STOP I . -J - ' SVi J S . A f S ' i'm, Alt' n mm .is MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS - A t It OSS I. I'limninnil 7. luteal trrUnnl 13. Ituhhor H. Kiinci-nii' lnli umvii! la. ' I e pnor Ind tun" 14. 1'Nklfaio i. t if mm nf trial lllicU If. Find the lutnl tt, hotiff 23. I.ttlrulli XI. A rivrnnoa funHInn tt. l ImimwicnuB irte ! Norm Hlrtri 11 It dr. 19. Iti-vhet SI. Miikf up oot'l 111 1 ml Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 61 R A DBPIEiRnTiAlPlElRi g etHolieistiR.IIvve KC30 M AK nut &l. lfrf ti Inf tig to tlib dawn (3 Ktnnll deprea- alnna fcH. Ilifiirew teller U. I'liiodsiite b-t, AiMMindfil en. Un tib arrirrr ' 1. Mohumriifrtufl noiitrti S. Si-a Jiir n s S!, Aliiiriintt it. kHtitg prniu 43. Sliiiill lukrt 4i. Illu r mud It. I'lillipro tii. fit 1 1 uf Hi' rtt 2 13 14 15" U jm 7 . 8 If . 10 II. 2 if wm . - ., ii'.V. yii 1 11 11 ' 1 11 1 i. m 2j 30 0,'3I . 32 3J 38 40 41 42 7,H 'W,4S fjjjf 4lo 4-1 .ifa,,4t . 44 W,,5o I MM: ' :0m 7- Si 52 53 54 'M 5S ' H "Mill atTn r Personal Health Service By William Brady, M. D. uxl written In Ink. Owlnc u the Urge number of "PIT fan he mad. to ouerlea not conforming to nm .INI IliUUM. IIKKD THE ItKFLKX AND SPAUK TUB PILL Among the many things I am Uite c,lnnky nhout Is lhe me.clfi form of request a correspondent uses to ask for my advice about constipation. For instance, I have no cure for constipation. I offer no treatment or remedy for it. I don't know what you mean by tor pid or lazy liver and neither do you. I preserlbo no diet for "coli tis' and I suggest no way of dealing with a case of autointoxlcnt ion. Oh, I'm almost insufferably par ticular about the way you ask for my ndvice about this common trouble. You see I'm a psychol ogist mnybo you haven't noticed that, but I nm. . My psychology, I am proud to sny, is very homely and not ut all Imposing. I have never even tried to hypnotize anybody nnd my eye well, my eye! Hut Just the same I have plenty of evidence that my psy chology Ih a little bit of all right. And so I run along this way, con tent to count nn occasional suc cess and always trying to sensitise the ensual reader's mind to good health suggestion. Constipation Is, in rare cases, an actual organic disease, nnd as such requires the best care of physician and surgeon. Hut In the great majority of cases it is purely u bud habit. My purpose Is merely to help victims of tho habit to cor rect the bad habit. Dr. Kdwln Iloros aptly terms constipation a "by-product of civi lisation" nnd explains how it is brought about by suppression of the call of nature or postponement of answering or heeding this re flex. He gives some excellent sug- Rations, some of which may be mentioned here. The patient re ives two tablespoonfuls of lac- tose (sugar of milk) In one-half glassful of cold water half an hour I before breakfast. At 10 a. m., the patient should eat n moderate Small Bridge ': I J WORDPUZZLE t. Koiel u, Timber tret of the facias Itlanda 11. Dor It. Maddens 17. Foray to. Milk farm tt. Cat Into small cubes S. Water vapor 17. Vlrat Dame of a tieorse tllol character tO. Wiie rnes st. It ei lira 31. Scoffer It, J-' lit hip it 87. JirlHInntlr colored bird 39. Withered 40. One who ran away secretly 41. Spirited horses 41. Heroine of "The Flying Dutchman" 47. Apostle to the Gentiles 49. I'art of a plant . Nnthtnff (4. Perceive by the eye 47. Knglneerlag dtgree M. Hyteir SIPIY DOWN f. Alukti tardy t. Ale nwuj 5. llirliunutloB 4. I'JtU letter t, Vfnoninni Her pent 6. JuKS 7. Hri-saed k. I'uMlc rarrlrri n Mir. letter, recclrtd only a te can to answered faere. No IratrucUoni. Addrcsa Dr. William Brady to car. of , or dates, or half a pound of grapes. The laxative effect of prunes la enhanced if they nre soaked two hours in water before eating. At 4 In the afternoon re peat the 10 a. m., lunch. At bed time repeat the lactose. Of course i all other artificial aids are stopped when this treatment begins. Dr. Bur os finds there Is usually no bowel action In the first three days of this treatment. He allows the patient to take a tenspoonful of gamneslum oxide powder three times the first day, half a tea spoonful three times the second day, one-fourth teaspoonful three times the third day nnd that's nil there ain't .goln' to be no more. The first three days are the hard est. After that. If the patient does not lose confidence and break the spell, everything's gonnn bo all right. (I am relapsing now into my own vulgar language). Dr. Horos states that these sugars pro mote fermentation In the intestine, and that is desirable; considerable gns Is one effect, nnd It is Impor tant for the patient not to try to suppress that. Finally, the patient must faithfully heed the reflejt or the natural Impulse at what ever time It comes, usually shortly after breakfast mornings, and al ways nt that regular time. My experience Is that the aver age victim of the -.; must he willing to stay in ino fight four or five days without weakening and resorting again to the old physic. QVKSTIONS AM) AXSWKUS Calcium Uu-tate for Mlgrano A little over a year ago in an article it bout periodic sick head ache ( migraine) you recommend ed the use of calcium lactate. Hav ing suffered with these attacks for years I tried this, and have not had an nttack since. Thank you very much. It. A.) Answer. Never mind that, but tell me something interesting your age, the type nnd frequencv and duration of attacks, etc. I jnni glad to send to any reader who asks for It (no clipping will suf- fice) my monograph on headache. If your request dues not Indicate T I- r- rrr ' ( X THauSHT I WAS S i .-z:---'-EZ ! --V-r. - " Icier tmc ra. ontic l I risjpssf m&si fvfif iS'V-r that you are a sufferer, no advice ) or information will be sent. In I close stamped envelope bearing i your address. - A GIum of Water Is Worth a Lot . . . assure you of my high ap preciation of your Invaluable arti cles. One item you printed some time ago was worth much more than a year's subscription to the paper: it was your advice that one drink a glass or two of cold water with every meal, as a drink, not to wash down morsels of food. For years I had suffered wit,h thirst for two hours after dinner in the evening, nnd my old doctor forbade me drinking water within two hours of a meal. . When the two hours was up I drank enorm oUHly and was made uncomfort able. Now I enjoy a drink when 1 am at table, and I find it much better . . . (W. A. F.) Answer. Despite old traditions or theories, it is usually nn aid to good digestion to take a drink of cold water when you are at nil thirsty, and especially Just before or in the course of a meal. A Yast Difference Some time ago I asked you about an injection treatment for rupture and you sent the circular buck marked '"Humburg." Now I see you commend the ambulent treatment of hernia. What is the answer? (B. C. J.) Answer. I commend the injec tion treatment of hernia in the hands of a reputable, responsibble physician, and I arn you against , any such treatment offered by. a Jj quack who, of course. Is not re- ' sponsible nnd not reliable. If you do not understand what n vast dif ference this is, it is time somebody Instructed you about the wiles of j quackery. I nm unable to name doctors who give such treatment, j Any doctor who can give an ordi nary hypodermic may successfully give the treatment if he deems it suitable. Sundown stories TIIK OLD GENTLEMAN lv By Mary Oral mm Homier. "I've turned the time ahead fti day and a few hours over a day, began the Little Hiack Clock, "be cause I want you to see the Old Gentleman on his way home." John and Peg gy each took hold of one of -the Clock 'a dull hands, and all went down a path, made two turrft one to the right and ono to tho left and then they saw him. He looked quite old, but ho look ed quite pleaded.. "Hello!" shouted the Little Black Clock. "I've brought my friends John and Peggy to see you." "Hello," said the Old Gentleman. "They saw you when you were only a little baby." said the Little Black Clock. "Well, I've aged since then. I'm a whole year old now. I feel very old. I need n rest. .John looked at Peggy and Peggy looked nt John. Was it possible that this wa the little young year they had seen starting off on ad ventures a year ago? "Yes, there is something familiar looking about him." John whis pered to Peggy. Now the. Old Gentleman was looking at John nnd Peggy, How strange to think that he wns only a year old and yet he looked ex actly like an Old Gentleman! , ; "1 will feel nil rented in no time nt all,' he said to them. "But I do feel tired now. I've been so! busy." j "There has been ko much going1 on, work and play, trips and peo- pie's plans and games and schoot and all sorts of things and a Year enters Into tt nil when it's his own special year. mis s me icar me uia hoM off only a month then slow Gentleman who had been a baby. ly started to smoke ngain. only 12 months before. ! "Walk along with me a little way. I have n little while to May in the big world, but I must slowly move along." John and Peggy and the L'ttle Black Clock walKed nlong with the Old Centleman. n very nice Old Gentleman, quite Jolly and pleas ant, but h did seem tired, quite tired. Tomorrow "Buck Home." In the disclosures of corruption in the sale of offices In New York City, one of the city officials said: It shall he investigated to the bottom." V. V. A., in The World says it ought to be "sifted to the very top." Kalcigh News nnd Observer. ' Quill Points Note to the ladles: list It bmt a very dependable kind of freedom If somebody else is paying ex panses. Cooperation gets results. Ob serve the beautiful learn work of the stork and the wolf. Mr. Hoover's big job Is to hold the- farm board together long enough to got the credit when good times return. . i ' The period of, adjustment is al ways painful. Ask the girl whoso hair U too long for a hob and.. too short to put up.- , i i Good times are like . war. : You I can't have any more until you for I get what a sucker you were the other' time. - He may dress , young ami make vliooec with flapicrs, hut his high collar is proof that lie Iiuk wrinkles to hide. The Chicago fire will always be remembered as one affliction for which the police didn't blame At Capone. You have the constitutional right of peaceful assembly provided you aren't on strike or carrying silly banners. Robbing a bank is one way to get hot - unless you are on the fight side of the wire partition. Americanism: Thinking a gold dollar worth 15 hecau.se everybody Is buying on credit; thinking it isn't worth two-hits because every body has quit acting foolish. The pioneer didn't ask congress I for help. You see, he had sense enough to trade his surplus for the other fellow's surplus. If the lawyer insults the witness.' and -the, Judge who tolerates it is as mean a the lawyer, what of those who respect the judge. Domoerats are conservatives who vote with-' the radicals to embar rass other conservatives and thus get a reputation as radicals. And the lady dates back to long skirts If she shines the toe of her shoe on the calf of her other storking. Hicks are people who feel abused instead of worldly and sophisticat ed when they must stay up all night and get their sleep in daylight. Our only comment on the sur-vival-of-the-fittest theory Is that tho ones who didn't survive "must have been, a me.w. Life is full of mysteries. We've often wondered how a woodpecker can use' his head for a hammer without giving himself a headache. Then, too. you can guess the size of the town by the social standing of those who dine with their boot leggers. italyIeTsikes DESPITE HIGH TARIFF no.SK (JP) Italians apparently like tobacco more than they dis like the tax collector. When Mussolini's government gave tho latest upward revision to tobacco taxation last spring, trade fell off badly. Now it's back to no.rmaj, !tlany people stopped smoking vyhkm a package of 20 cigarettes co it from 25 to 35 cents, but they 100 MIES DASHED 10 DEATH ON ROCKS AUCKLAND, New Zealand. (Pi Oroartine mournfiillv. more thnn 100 whales wore. dashed to death i The children are guided to wlect against the rocks near Wrnngarel. I occupations in which their defec North Island of New Zealand. tlv vllon will not likely lie In- The whales were overtaken by ' "eased, a terrific storm as they moved' "A surgeon's son. In one class slowly down the New Zealand h'1'1 hia n(,art set on following In coast on their way south to the1"' father's footsteps. Because of Antarctic. It will cost more than $2,000 ti tow them out to sea. By BUD FISHER Do Yoo Remember? TKN YEAItS AOO TODAY (From files of the Mall Tribune.) Di'ix-mbcr ao, 192. Plann completed for InauBUrnl of Warren O. HardlnK. Sprlnrt-llke wenther prevails fol lowing the rain and the ton. . Chamber of Commerce an nounces that the offlciiil nons. "A tiusher for You and -Me." written by D. U. .Millard. Is as follows: . Tune: "There's a Cllrl In the Heart oft'Jtlarj'land." i . . There's' : town that we call Med : ford 5 , - Down In "southern Oregon. Mid mountains fair where fresh the air nids men of all estates to hare. In the wealth of her resources Where the people's faith Is stronB In hope of a tomorrow And you hear it In their song.. Chorus: ' There Is oil 'noath the soil ot Orepon And there's wealth here for you and me It'x n thousand feet or so before it starts to flow Then we are going to see This Medford town be world re nown And it's coming that's plain to seo There is oil 'neath the soil of Oregon. There's a gusher for you and me. TWENTY YKAIIS AGO TODAY (From files of the Mail Tribune.) ; December 311, 1010. Preparations for the coming of , the New Year underwuy, and Medford will give 1911 as met-' ropolltan a greeting as. any spot on the Pacific coast. Colorado women, mad nt the -defeat of tho woman's suffrage measure. Introduce bill In legls lature to bar males, from voting. Number of phones in city dou- -ble during past year. William Vlrlch may run for the council. I'nion Meat company new warehouse here. Work to start March 1 on Sac red Heart hospital. Japnneso is found with wireleus In .Manila, and causes a war scare. Portland white slaver arrested in city, with victim. ? vj r p v "The Raccoon has no business," Puffy soya, "high - hatting mo It Isn't true his father went through university; That Is, he was no student, though he did alas, alack I Spend four full years in colloge on a campus hero's back." 4 v4 parents SIC.IIT SAVING Ily Allep .Imlson l'enie. . Lewia Carris of the National So ciety for the Prevention 'of Blind ness recently spoke of the need for special vocational guidance anions' children of defective vision. He told ,f the work done In the slsht siivlng classed organized throughout the United States In which about 4.000 children are en rolled. In describing the classts he said: his poor vision this, of course, wns impossible. Ills teacher, however, was able to Interest the hoy In for estry nnd he now Is leading a hap py and healthful life engaged in tree surgery. "In another case n girl of artistic bent wanted to become a painter. Since her sight made this Impos sible she wns persuaded 1o study horticulture. She now is doing landscape gardening with n large staff of helpers nnd ghe Is pros perous as well as happy In her work." Such guidance Is necessary for' all children who must live their lives under handicaps. Parents as well as teachers need to face In telligently the limitations which physical disabilities Impose upon the work which children with han dicap can learn to do. They n.ist help them to make their adjustment ns early as pos sible. Years of fruitless effort, dis appointment nnd discouragement could be snvcrt If those In charge of such children would help them to meet their problems on a rea listic basis. Teachers should direct children's ambitions Into channels which fol low the strenm of natural Inclina tion yet take '.nstini: su cess a course In which is possible. An ni'iiri i,s area is sown to tx in India, but only the seed Is used.